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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-28
RAILROADS


31oolooAppA = AAUoO01A - -
IN sad sfsss honday, sept: sth, 1855, and snsii
u farther notice, trains viii leave Davenport, sos
nnooo11ue Columbus Ctty, WAshinston end Iowa
Osly (eundays excspsed) - follows:
at Exprsss Train - sos Al
~ Msl Train u GID -
fsssns viii issve Dsvsapost ios CAscasedsly. Gan
days excepted - foaloWe:
lss Man frstn, ~ So6An
~ nx2ress Train, ct 80 =
Trains srrfve u Davsnpost daiay. pssAsys sxssp'
vAOM TEE RAs7.
let Empress Train - SIS Al,
~ Neil Train, 81 oWeA
YnoM TEE west.
lst nxprsss Train. ~ $50 -
ID Man Train ~ so pn
Trains run by Chicago time. which 10 twelve min
uses faster than Davenport tine.
Al trans out Of Dss.nport VIII make oonnscttons
o. Columbs City. Warrington and Iowa City 9Th
the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train connects q Book Island viii
OhicaaD R0ck Island Rail road trains for ell points
East, North end Soath.
Psaesuesrs ~. sein led Of Ne necessity ofgfvins
ntestuet direction ~ 20 the destination Of their beg
9Aes also tickets before taxing hss eeassis
Ne cara.
leaves Dacenport At l26P M
Arrives st Davenport st S6OAM
N. h. The Morning (sSS A ny train for tn East
oDn sets q Chtcdgo JuncftOn With Michigan
Southern train for TIE Hast. Passengers thereby
save ell delay.
sep0-dtf JOHN =. TRACY, supt.
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Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy r. 4

Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy B. B.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Tthange Of time, August 18th, 1870 and after
OAugust 18th, 1851. PASSENGER trains wiliesvs the
Central depot foot Of 6Onth Water street, daily,
e;16AM -Dsy express-Sundays excepted, arriving
At hendato 1910; Galesourg j;l6; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy I9;3SPM.
s;t5P M-Night kxpress-Ssturdays excepted, ar
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ton 100 and Quincy 1T 1850 NJ.
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south for LaSalIe, Tonica, nona, Bloomington, De-
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At Bu ,liDg,on with Darlington Mississippi rail.
road for NJ Pleasant, Fairfield. Ottumwa, Osksoosa
Charlton, Fort DesAoin.s, Port Dodge, Council
Bluffs Sioux Gag and all portions Of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the st.
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Alton et Louis &C and win pat coaches for Pal
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Ticket may he had at the depot and at the niichi-
gan Central railroad ONCE, corner OF Lake and
CO. HAMMOND. General Superintenie; I.
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Am.
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1t that the Of Kansas nineteen thousand square miles
than that OF all New England New York and New Jersey
and that the Nebraska ninety FIVE thousand miles greater
than that Of all the avehodng states except California oregon
in extent all New England, New York, Ponnsy
yan Ohio and Indiana is possible TINT New Mexico and Mesa
territorial organization by Congress- at the
session containing 2ss all New
England York Pennsylvania OHIO Indiana and Illinois, Wash
ngton exceeds extent aINew England and New York
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Grand Louis born August Is 1924
guardianship by Of insanity.
Ills nber Ferdinand husband Of the late Queen regent
Ill september 49, 1855
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative present
OF the territory destined 10 be erected into States exhibits the
that The The miles exceeds that
former The superficial of the Territories organized and
organized, Is SGT down follows
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DIcH sCHEMEs FOR NOVEMBER, 1859

u GRKGORY & MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
~ under the superntendeDce of appointed
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SS 500 Lottery for the Benefit Of tho STATE OF DELAWARE
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70 number Ioery.-13 Drawn Ballots
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.


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seonf Ward Or, R K. stone, James 3 Dunnawn, esq.
Third Ward Dr W Palmer Joseph Bryan, ESQ
toarh ward-ir W u Johnston, Francis hohuh esq
s rta ma, rs n 6; Netsy, !. r insle, esq,
s,'fh Nard-hr y : walsh John D. Brandt ESQ
Ss'e"h "@d-pr. J. z Morgan, Henry A. Clarke, esq
fyrs ward-DayId q Ridsely
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Fourth Ward- Iames n, calan,
Fyth Ward b. Gardiner
Ssah Ward--James ID. oDonnell
Seuenth Wdrd-D b Clarke.
First Ward-Fhiip O. Davis NJ, D.
TAid wa,d--George N Dale, NJ D.
tylh ward-J. n GRIMES, n b.
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Second Ward-Thomas Miller and Thomas D. Fisher
Third Ward-Ihonias Donoho aud Joseph :. Brown.
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