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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

RAMSEY County CoUPoSs. Many of our read.
ers were surprised to see notice in the money
article Of J. J. Knox, In . late number OF the
Minnssot'an, that Ramsey County Coupons had
been returned to the city, protested for non.
payment at maturity. We have learned that the
interest on all the Ramsey County Bonds, ont.
standing, ia made payable at the Office of the
County Treasurer; and that these coupons were
protested without presentation or notice to the
Treasurer. We are further informed that the
coupons on Ramsey County Bond, have always
been paid on presentation, and tina, the cou-
pons in question were Immediately cashed by
the Treasurer, upon their being presented a,
his Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
WASHINGTON. June IL

Letters from Fort Bridger state that the
army had sufficient provisions to last until
the middle Of May or first of June. before
which time additional supplies would be re-
ceived.
The Senate committee OF conference was
appointed on the four appropriation bills to
amendments Of which the House had disa.
greed
The Indiana election cases were consider.
Ell
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

MORTGAGE SALE-wAtreas default has been male
Avn IN he condition pi certain iDtruJurs OF mortgage
executed ~ John Mccormick, Of lie Sueur county aa4
Territory Of Minnesota Thomas y rowus II toodhus
county, ard Territory % Minnesota dated tbs second aay
Of July one thousand .,ght hundred and nfty seven
1871 which mortgage Was duly recorded the Office Of
second LAY OF March A u. lsSs at sG o'ciock = in
Bpk Of Mortgage Deeds, page so whereby the said
Joan Me- ormick DID grant, Bargain. sci. and convey %
ne said Thomas D Towns his heirs and Assigns al that
rae, Of land AMI premise lying ard bens IN ie se.r
county, aud Territory u vi neso; described follows
TOW nsap No. hundr.d and els, Iorh ii range
No twenty three p west 81 he tNh principal t,ert,a
iogsther win All the bsEeti,Amens and sppgr,enanee,
herenuoi 10 any Appertalning SECURE 70 The a.!
Thomas > Tosne be hstrs ahi assigns hs .nm Of "a.
hundred and twenty four dollars So according 70 ;h.
CONDITION ~ certain bearing 20 ta
VIII sad mortgage. siened By the sad Jpha NcCorrnck
pasbie Tour uaa'hs ai'sr a!e Nth Interest Afsr na.u
fy a. he Tsie Of fnlr per per month uns rail-
Ani whereas there a claimed aaa and il sa
ai 1npti upon ssii mrsts al the date u this noee
ne sum % ~ hundred All twenty four dollars with 10
sres thereon "a" rate Il four per ceal per month
fr'n and since he 5h 3AE II Norrnber A u 1857 AMI
40 SAT- ~ Proceeding A. sf having been usaiei ~ re-
eo'-r ihs ieei acc ired cy sa! mortgage any part
tAsrrti- -
Now h~rrfNrs aoHcs S hereby given IA. BY virtue AZ
spossr OF sac 10 sAld mortgage Contained .ud pur.n-
morsgagsd premises above described N be .ld a. pro
he sacnoa a. he oftes o! he Register Of Deeds IN he
SAL eniaiy n Le susar Friday he ih FAY " Jun.
\ ", lSa-. Al ter o'cdck ;1renoln Il hat csy 10
sassy ihr snasni dss said mor;gaze wih !si.rs.,
All he costs and erpsnses allowed ~ az
nsiet Red Wing. MAJ 5. ls5s
GCssss "a RsfsoLps. Au'ys FOE x1r-ragrs
myS-wlNssE
~ The sb,.s sac .. pos-pnr. gugl ve,n..1.y
.. serena say Of yq,I asst a s,e sane hour .ai
dvs.ss Rsrso % Any. f1s Mortgage
Dal~i Res W.as, Jaae IS iAis. jsr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

THE HrDsoS BANK MosEr FOrND.-As the
steamer Metropolitan came up the river, just
above Prairie du Chen, in the vicinity Of the
Island upon which the river pirates were found
secreted, the body Of one Of the robbers Of the
Hudson City Bank was taken out Of the water,
and gold to the amount Of some $4,000 was
found in the pockets Of his psntaloons. The
robber had endeavored to escape from the Ia.
land by swimming ashore, and in his desire to
save the gold made IL the cause OF his death.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

DsowsED. Hastings hdspsndsnt says
1--WE learn that child, daughter Of Moses
Cole, who lives four or five miles above this
place, on the Vermillion river, was drowned in
that stream on Sunday last. The child was an
interesting one OF three or four years of age,
Al and its untimely death, a sympa thizing pub.
lie mourn with the parents OF the child"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

lr is stated that the remains OF Colonel
EruAS ALLEN, which cannot be iosnd At
Burlington. Vermont, were removed by his
daughter, nun in Canada convent, 10 Mon
treal, some years since, aud the circumstance
has been almost entirely forgotten among
the few Who were aware Of 1t. In view Of
the controversy which hAs arisen ct Bur
lngton, Vermont, concerning tho proper
place for the monument to EruAS AILKS.
ordered by the Legislature, Vermont cor.
respondent suggests that il should be erected
on the ruins u the old fort at TicouierogA-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

An OUrRA0g.--On Thursday evening last a
lady was insulted by an ex-policeman named
Larouchc, on Fourth street. He WAS imniedi.
atey arrested but offered considerable resist
ance to the officers. He was tried before Jus.
tice simons yesterday and fined one hundred
dollars, aud Imprisonment for ak months. This
ga severe penalty, but the peculiar beastliness
OF the outrage committed by the criminal de
served unusually severe punishment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

A SINGULAR Casa young lady in
Cincinnati, Miss fASS, Hall, has received
damages OF $4,000 against one WANDER
oRIrr and other parties for false imprison-
mcnt. She was confined six months in the
I.unatic Asylum, through the instrumental.
" of the officers Of the church to which abe
belonged, but was proved to be sane, and
was then discharged The salt has been
tried three times The first Jury gave her
verdict Of $4,000. A new trial was hail
and the jury failed TO agrcc. The third
time she was again successful, AMI this ends
the cas-.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

ALAS.sNAIl.-rhe Gray Eagle. on Friday
night, brought up large NAL. consisting Of
thirty bAss Of newspapers, And from fifteen TO
twenty bass Of letters. These have been lying
a, Different points along the rcaie from Chicago
here. and have been detained by the heavy
rains and eoasequsn, damages to the sever.
a. railroads in Wisconsin and Illinois
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

MuRr6AGE >aIE -D-f.nh IA. been n.is ia II.
AA PAym~Ii ~ Ne sum 4 ai.A;re snl afy seven
IA Ars sad .igeirSa SIS l. ltll ghea elamet
q 9s das u TIE is'e u his notice eeyaia mortgage
s.Ang lac ~ issu &C nd day Of December. 4 -
l-os cree uef By Genggr T. Howe % ovsouas s.eels
e1ga'y sinBsss-A, 70 NsihsnieI slares q he
pa'r AMI recorded nce q ne Res Deed.
ia ARA Tor Sise- comfy Aforesaid. IA bk Of NORGE
s-s, PAGE ihr-s hundred and eng On . % Ne
t-entA DAY II F-hfaAry A. H. ~ eighf rciocs 2.
n, sAeA sAid narl-A age no ee-n day assigned III
sghssrS-rs recri q ~hsea Assisunasui i Boa
o. Mortgages. page br-e fntr-d aat sessnsy one
"a 10 eehta tsy 81 febrasry, 4. y. l-oS -
oelrk p. NJ sad ~ SAT Cr prurset.ngs hAvtng e-sa
insulated a. 40 - recover he debt 1rsd BY sad
mortgage sny par Aersuf Ns- lbeFef1re. no<ie.
hereby given thsi n sarsu.nce n poser 4 sAl-
tsinsd ssls rn~igs-~ sni ssisiss snch
nste All prossfea ee pr-I described IA And COZ
erv1 ~ s.si u'r<A<e- ~ Aaf Of lat tiGl
m block ane a. n n. Ti2ss x o~AoaEA -t@@.s
y. NneessA sresvdnx rreordsd Al hereof
sssher ~iA ne oaaling Asrssa- ~d - slii 81 p.ste
aac1>a, a. n nr-- o. ia- R-xis>r u DEEDS at Oss
IONA n s~i eassniY Of -l-..> ne IA 4ay - Jiy,
A ~ a. 80 1cinrk m NE inr.-ols.
s~isi Ais Ia tas - M 4 n lsss
NORTH CARL as1xns~s
D,t-sE ,ss-s.y ~ A..T4e.. gI--.s~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

1ug trial OF CAScgsl, in New York, Tor
shooting policeman, has already cost the
State $4,000, OF which $4,000 went for
jurors and counsel. As il not yet eonchd
cd, aud it is fair to presume that It's total
cost will he in the Deighborhood Of thirty or
ihirty.hye thousand dnIIars
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

LAND SALx AT ras HxSpsxsos orTIca.-rhe
Register and Receiver OF the Land once q,
Hsaiersos. sis!ey cosn,y, have been notnsd
tina, land sale oil take plac. ia Tia, District.
within ave months
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

DHovSHp.-ws learn that . boa, ceutaing a
pleasure party upse, day or Two since in Lake
rcpin. and ave ps>oas--four ladies' and one
ssn,lemAn-vsre drowned before assistance
could be rendered them. We we're unable 10
AscsrtAin the nance Of the unfortunate victims
Of the catastrophe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

MURDER o. Crow RIVERA young man, only
Is years Of age, residing on q claim a, the
south Branch Of the Grow River, was shot and
Instantly killed day or two ago. He had re
latoas living in this city, and the body Of the
deceased Was buried yesterday afternoon. The
murderer has since been arrested atWaterto wn,
little village on the Grow river, we believe,
and will be confined until trial can be had.
We we're unable to learn the names OF either the
murderer or the murdered, and could obtain no
definite information In relation TO the murder,
except that which Ia here related.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

A HANDSOME PREskSr.--In acknowledgment
Of his election As an honorary member OF the
Old settlers Association. Capt. d. :. Harris,
Of the Steamer Grey Eagle, has presented GOV.
Sibley. the PreSden, OF the Society. with q
handsome cake, one Of the best specimens OF
the bakers skill We have ever seen. Al the
top OF this bread palace are the words Grey
Eagle, and q, the middle are the words,
Prom an Old Settler to Gov. u II. sibley and
lady" beautifully worked. Bread. At all times,
is an impor,an, article for single men And fam.
lilies, but whom !, assumes this shape /, bee ONES
tempting IN the extreme.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

KAiLRoAGs.-A corps OF Engineers employed
by the Cedar Valley and Minneapolis Railroad
Company, arrived few days since at Farbauit
and Immediately commenced operations in
thar vicinity
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

MEETING OF CouNrY surEsytsoRs.--The sen.
Tor Aldermen OF the city who lay claim TO be,
ing members Of the Board OF Supervisors, AS
sembled at the Court House Saturday mora
ing, but there being no quorum of the whole
County Board present, there was no business
done. The Register Of Deeds. Mr.. Heeaan,
vas called upon to act As their clerk. and from
him il Was incidentally ascertained that he had
been instructed by the Board of County Com
missiOners, by direction Of the Distric, A,tor.
ney, not to deliver up any OF the Books or Pa
pers to the Board Of Supervisors, the District
Attorney claiming that tho Commssi oners
could no, lie busted from Office until sep,em.
Der, a, which time, the new Board could only
legally organize. We did not learn what
course would be pursued by the Board OF su.
peryisors, under the present state OF Affairs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

MAsOsIc.--At an annual election OF Ancient
Land Marx Lodge No. 8, Free and Accepted
Masons, held at their Lodge room Thursday
evening, June 10th, the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:
G. ". Carpenter, W. n.
A. T. Chamblin, 8. W.
X. G. Willie, J. w.
II. n. Dodge, Treasurer.
3. ID. Gould, Secretary.
James wylle, 5. d.
l.. Dodge, J. ID.
;. s. Gale, Il. s.
7. NJ. Perkins, J. 5.
A. Richardson, Tyler.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

LEAp.--Ths las, number OF the Fat.biult
Hsraid says that a piece of lead equallIng the
Galena ore in purity was recently picked up
near Lake ElysiIm, in lie sueur County.
ENGRAVED ORpERs.--We have seen At the
City Clerks Office two books containing tho en-.
graved city orders, ordered by the Common
Council some time since. They consisted OF one,
two and five dollar notes, having the smiiitude
Of bank notes. During the prevalence Of the
present hard times there is something refresh
ing about their appearance, and IL was with
difficulty that we RETAINED from breaking one
Of the Ten Commandments.
They were engraved by Bad, Cousand 4 Co.
OF New York, and are credtable spec men. OF
the engrayets art.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20

I.'OR sT LOUIS, ALTON. n
Il Kansas City, To re Hauie. Kyn.vnIe. 49,
r rsorA, xanr' springnsid Jaascnvin~. Napa :
CARO- Memphis, Mach q, yicksbui N. Nsv or,e.n.
and ell points on IN. lower N ssi sirpi
Ifsn. ~ leave the @ est Cenissa pspos. foux ~
Scut1 Waief and Lac streets, - f0llsvs:
Peoria D. l. uis. Cin,iLnst. aud Cara Rx,sss. "A
200 A N tSundays excepted
,. rscsls. o. Loun and ire 4zpr~ss q SIS
This V tn only svutr Lei~e n icAso ami Al Tau.
Without chsng- Of carr aud ~, =, a sd,sor. =
spftngneia, Jsek-oaviils and \. pirs.
To p.ssengers hr ssmphu, ylasseursh. reS Or
leans, Ac the scuie. lsiro. tn osiy dirvct "A
10 twenty -four hours In advance q AIRY sshcr.
CONAkCTIk0
Ar 6mMAx-wiih Peoria 4 On uauts 4 mr. p.
ora Gsessurs and fowls upon msin line u Ilsnos
Gent n Il.
AT IoLoxo-wi,h trains 81 the ,-ea, v.,,r,r .
eass tor Danvile and Lafayette west Tor Opr, mr.
scia 1Acssonvlie and Naples AMI towns On tie Ii,.
oois River.
AT AAroox-wnh trains on The ferrr Hsus. Il.
ton 81 Lors 3, going esst To Tssre Hauss In.ii.
nApeil, kv.ns.iiis aud crsvfordsvle; vssg sor A.
ton and - Louis
Ar ODiN AND SASDovAL-whh trains On the on %
Mississippi r Il, ea,t for towns upon ns nm;
vest Tor 81 Louas and AIton
At ST. LoUfs-With Pacific n K and ~tes revs Coz
Kansas and Nebraska and oil point. the nisss a
River.
AT cAiRo-wnh steamers for Mempaif Match
Nov Nrivsns aud al piaIs nls>issippS rtv p
For 6alera Dunlsi Dubuque AID 81 Psui ,raaas
leave Via Gaieus q Chicago UsionR R
Al 10 o'cIock A u and 2AyPM
Sohbevuns Al pnnieth with daily line OF VI. Il
Class Passenger steamers Tor Pisi.ir Du CA,su -
ososse wIn"a iiastings Hun>,h Prescott ana q
au Arc, e0nnstins ., dubuque With the DO
soaGE 4 PACIFIC = fos Dyrrsvilir Cedar Rap II
Independence Sioux City &C.
For biooCinston II saiie Dixon Amboy Psso 40
trains leave via Chicago h Harrington n \
Atsl5 snc 500 pn
Making dr,c, CONT etions =, Naudota vi,b ,r.,c. =
lam Line VI Illinois Central fos ali the sbove pos =
THROUGH ricKsrs
en oe coseaned u tbs once Of hs nichiean CeutrA
opposite fremont hou.e corner Lake ana il, =
born strssts aese At the s.ce OF the Pitt ,uyrh n
wayhe Chicago X opposite fremont House "a
~ inc oIhsr VI The oonpsny in the Great Central Re
20: foot VI south water and Lske strerts
JAS. Q. CLARKE
W. 'oh NcON. Master TrAnsportAiian
General Ticket Agent SILASBENr
Jan tdtf sun,t s,n,... ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
Chicago. st. Paul l. Fondu Lac R'A

For ST. Paul and the North west-yia Janr,vtu.
Madison and Prairie du Cnsn. Through 10 Pr H.
re dn Chen Ia 10 hours - ithout a change of ca RI
rare as low - by any other route.
I'm and altar Monday, August B. 1857. Trains y m
~ eave lineage station corner west Water nd
kinrie streets daily SUNDAYS excepted for NJ, nj
JAn.sSlie Madison Prairie du Chien and point In
western wisconsin No. thern Iowa and Ainse.ota
and ST. Paul.
1900 A. N. Express, Freight aud Rmisr, nj
Train,
WV ~. ~. Day express, stopping only for v Cd
an water, making all connecttou
arrives 81 Beloit 230 r NJ Janesy In
~ NJ Madison 4. ~ p N and Pra ric
da CHEN At?l r N connecting " IN
steamers direct for La Crosse y ne IA
WAbashaw Rsdwing Hastings Prese 1T
iadson sthwater and ali points TO Sc
Paul and ST Anthony.
500 +. M Night Exp rsss strives a Ja,rsv lie
l.4Sr N, Madison ~ 4 y; Prairie
du Chen "a u; c0lnectins with Ito.
niers Tor 81 Paul and all Esints On he
Nisstssippi river ard with Stsses for
the Interior
All trains make Blot INJECTIONS.
II fraveliere rave " miles acd 10 houra time by
taking this route.
Express, Freisht and Rmigraat Trains leave Chi -
20 ~ $40 p NJ daily
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale Of
Sp.iid MS General Ticket once, corner Dexftcrn
and Lake streets, n h Eric n offoe "a Deart1 rn
street; at Pittsburgh p way ne h Chicago Office
~ dearborn street At Michigan Southern Ticket Of
ice under fremont House ard q the Chicago Sta.
ton o'ner Water and kinzie stre.tf, wesi side.
y, y. JOHNSON,
supernte Ldeni.
Go l. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jsnicif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
". Louis, Alton 4 chicago X. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(>hicago to St, Louis =. ST Louis, Alton Chicago
~ n, iii the way BY Raiirsad.
CAMPING THE GsxAr AxKAIcAs AND U. $. NALL
The o-.y direct and rsli,' tie TO the South and
South West, seventy miles Ell -r than any other
route.
Trains Il ave depot OF Mich gan Southern and Rock
Island = II, corner Of v an buren and sherman sts.
st Louis Day ESpress-l0:3 80 Y-D,iy, (sundaJs
exc-pied) arrive s.. Louis II 80 same mug.
81. Louis Nish, Express-Io, 80 ? N-Daily, ariive
IT ST. Louis IL; 80 next morning.
Day kspress-6,O0 4 A-Dsny, arrive II Chicago
Night E1paess-24s M-Daily, arrive At Chr ago
rrains run directly through witbost change Of
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 81 Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Sprineheld,
Decatur, Jacksonville. Naples aud oil points Oh the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
ness. Rivers taking the above route will be sure
Of mailing connections and arriving In s. Louis ON
Advertised time avoiding the xacous delays OF the
saving tw-I -four hours time, being 81 miles less
distance 10 Bloomington. IS less TO Springfield, u
less to 81. Louis and Is less TO Peoria
TsAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the kack island Railroad for Otts-
va, Lsea ale, Rock ySlsr.A and Central Iowa
At Bloomington With ILLINOIS Central Railroad fer
Clinton, wsynesvile and Decatur, aud with Stage
for Peoria.
At Peoris Junction with Peoria O1uawka X
for slnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, SeSia Brin-
neld, Blmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springneld with Great Western RaN.cas Tor
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
QuiEcy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and reita-
be route TO Ill portions Of y Missouri.
At Sc Louis with Daily FIRST Class Steamers for
New Orie ans and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi and with regular lines 81 packets for
Kansas, St Joseph and ali points IN the Aissonsi.
TenDt ssee Cumberland and ASkAns, > Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured 10 all Eastern
Railroad Ofces-s. the CompsGy's Offices, ~ Dear.
born street opposite the fremont House, and Il 'hs
Michigan southern aud Rock Dcpots, corner Of Van
Buren, amp sherman ste.
Responsible Baggage Men viii be at the Depots 70
oil the vaSions lines coming into the city ~ chez
baggage through to any Joint desired on the line.
A. b. NOORb, Superintendent.
I. Dsking. Oea'l Agent. CAtcsGo. tsr9o6tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy r. 4.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1Nhange of time August 18th, 1857 On and after
OAugust 18TH 1881, passenger trains will leave the
Central depot foot Of south Water street, daily, As
S;fo AM-DAy cxpress-Sundsys excepted, arriving
at heD'iato 1910; Gaesburg $40; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy ly,3SPA.
s;saP M-Nghs Expresses urdsys excepted, ar
irving at Mendoza NJ 1900 Ga esbuTg $40, buT ny
ton s;2O and Quincy NJ 1850 A NJ.
4;i5 P n, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Baav and AURORA.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At A.ndsto with Illinois Ger trail railroad north for
Anboy, Dixon, Freeport, Galena aud DuDleith; and
south for LaSale, Tonica Winone, Bloomington, De-
catur, St Louis, Cairo &c.
At Blu linz'on with Darlington ! Mississippi rail-
road for Nj Peasant, Fairfield Ottumwa Oskalooss
Cbsriton, Fort DesAoin.s, Fort Dodge. Council
BnGs, Sioux City and all portions Of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the st.
Louis al Krokuk Packet Go, for Ksokuk Hannibal
Alton b. Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myrn 6t Joseph aud all parts Of Northern Aiss ouri
k-sponsib. baggage will De ~ ali the railroad
9.3eisJ .Ehetgv ~ Jei1ye Gtecks aud convey bag
Ticket may be had ~ tue depot and At the Mioh-
gen Central railroad once, corner Of Lake and
C.G. HAMMOND, General supcrinten teit.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticset Agebt. tocii!dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20

Canada Liquor Store.
inst received
90 Cases Brady, direct from Coensc yint, lS4O,
40 BIZ H,sbtr,'s London Porter [Pintsl
20 oe,ss ho5tfy Lcdgvieks Gill, [Aediea.edl
f'i!i a,sorirnen. II Cigars,
llsiIfhe, karaschine, Cur acoa,
Anise Cordial, Arac Punch,
Ard for by H. BARNES co
cal!tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
RAILROADS.


Hississippi & Missouri B. B.
I'm and sAss Monday, Dec. It'll, 1851. sd until
~ further not3ee, trains viii leave Dsvsapost %.
lows.
iss FressAt and IMMIGRANT sraia, o. AASAn
= IAN Train st Tan
ID Freight and Emiersnt Train, lINA ~
9Th kKpres. Train q els = n
frs,ns ~ili leave Dsves part - Chicaes daily. Sun
DAYS excepted Is foilows
Est Msf Train, 81 SaSAn
- 1rsfehs Train. u II
Sd freight tain, ~ 1M =
eth Express frstp, st em. =
Trans arrive - Dsvsnpess daily, (ssnls 70 sxeep-
vnoA TEE west.
LIST Natl Train, Ut 0I5 An
?, q ''s.eh' and Emisr.n' r.aia. 1t ,e.sA...
- S,s6 ,. n.
sth Axpress Train q SIS ?. Z,
LIST Man Train, q $50 n
"a Freight Train, at 10 2OA n
oorrrtght Train 1t 6.SOP
9Th Express Train q S:OSpn
All trains out of Davenport VII make oonpecsious
with nusostne and Iowa Casy
the Passenger Train connects as DavSnpoTS With
tne hock Island b CHICAGO trains.
PAReneeT 49, reminded Of the necessity Of 9,vins
Sbane! direction - 70 the destination OF their bes
eage tehss bsfoss taxing heir seaas h
'os cars. 4. DAY ssps.
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nN and after aidsv dc 4. Lat lo6S, and u1til
Ofurther notice trains will leave RocA island daiU
Sundays excepted, - follows:
LIST mail train n 10o0AM
I'd night express OO0PN
ID freight, with ID class cars at eOAn
Trains arrive at Rock Island dailys Oundavs es.
cepted, ~ follows
LIST night express - 500 A. II.
ID mail train II 6OPN
81 freight, with ID ciaas cars ct 09OPN
All trains over this ROAD In direct connexioa ..
Chicago with trains over Doth the Michigan southern
End Michigan Central H. X. 10 and from Detroit To-
Dunkirk, Bulxo Nia1lSsr .fiip raiBBsny, HesnfBSf.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Ao st
lASa!le with trains of the Illinois Uni.aI h sd-
North 70 0aiena and south To ST. Louis and Cairo, u
which places tickets can be procuredo OF
3. g. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
Z. Depot, koch Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the nccessityof gvtnx
distinct directions to the destination OF their bag
gage also 10 procure tickets before taking tibet. saats
In the the Conductors collect fares ONLY ~ sta
lions On the line Of the Chicago Aock Island ran road
JOHN TRACY, Superintendent
W. H WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
kOck Island Nov. 81. 1874 tdtfl