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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
n NJ ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Change Of time, August 18th, l667.-On and after
OAogust 18Th, 1851. PASSENGER trsins will leave the
Central depot, foot Of South Water street, daily, -
e;l6 4 M-Dsy express-Sundsys excepted, arrivine
Il Aeuaavo $40; GAissousg sis; Burlington 7;ls,
and Quincy 1875 PA.
s;s6 ? M-Night Bxpress-Saturdays excepted, ar
riviog It Aendois at 1865, Galesburg $40, barring
ton $50 and Quincy u 1850 4 NJ.
4;l6 r 4, sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Datavia aud Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONs.
At Aendato with Illinois Csptral railroad north for
Amboy, DIXON, 1respert, Gslens and Dunleith; and
south for LaSalle, Tonics, Wiaons, Bioomingtop, De.
catur, d. Louis, Cairo &c.
Al Du 'lington with Darlington 3 Mississippi rail.
road 6s 1t Peasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, OsksIoosa
Charlton, Fort DesA0ines, Port Dodge, Council
Dlu1s, Sioux City and Ill portions Of Kansas and
A. Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the 81.
Louis and K"okuk Packet Go, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louie &C; and with post coaches for Pal.
myrs, st Joseph and oil parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men viii be st eli the raiirosd
depots IN Chicsgo to receive checks aud convey bog
gage 70 the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had At the depot and 1t the Michi.
gan Central railroNi once, corner Of Lake and
{. g. HAAMOND, General Superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL. Gel Ticket Agent. ~(octi7dtf
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4ississippi Z Missouri = i.
~ asA sAss MsadAv, Nag 10th. leos. - un1u
" fustAss nOtlss, tssias vtu leeve Dovm0os,1A
nussaine, Columbus City - yeva ON (banAayu
sxcspted) - Soaiows:
Let nGprm RAN q
II nail Train q CO.'S
Trans vii leave DsvsaDsss ~ CAtm0DAany. 90
days excepted - foliows:
let Nall frstn, -
- 1x3ross frsin, ss s6sP0
fsaAns srivs q Dsvsepest6anv. O1Doa0ssgsse
~ - 1enovs:
LIST DxpseD Tran q 0lS Az,
"a Mah Train, ~ 50 20
S1on Tns WET.
LIST Man fYah, q 3 4
u Express Train at e304n
All trains out Of Dovsnpeet win 0oko eoos14an0o
1t Coiumbs City and Iowa City With tha Western
Stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger TYain ounnocts - R0ck IEln0d vtAA
CHICAGO 4 Hock Island Railroad trains fos oil poines
East, North and South.
Passsnesr -. reminded Of Ne nseam1lv esgtvine
lissines dsso5oo - 70 the dasinssoa eftha1s -.
0a0s, also topsosasstsksts bsesss sahaag haS sso0h
the cars.
Leaves Dacenporr At 66OAM
Arrives II Davenport u 610PM
N. b. The Mosning (s:l5 A NY train for th~ East
con ects ct Chicago JwectiOA Nth Michigan
Southern train for tne lest. Passengers thereby
rave al delay.
may s-dtf ADDISON DAY, upA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

Ooemooor slvvOWIGMeGseS,
~ end sass M,aAas Asy 18th lsss. ssd satn
VJfurthes nottes, Nn1Ds IN Doovs 1eoA lslaad daily
ounAays s1Cspssd, - Aal0Us:
II aaIl traa6 - e3oA4
- frcsgha 0.0A0
"a night sxpress o0R. 4.
fTs,as arrive = No. Is,sss Aany, ssndays q.
esDesd, - epalOuu:
~ 01Bhh0Ds0oo oI1o 4 j.
- frsogAt TRAINS q 100 ? II.
- nail tTotn - SOP. y.
An TRANS ovsr tAis rod arein Ayoce euonsx,oa q
OhaaaOp with trotAs OVER osth she MicAi0an southern
NidAiean Csatrai, Pttasburg, Port Wayne and Chica-
% Raii Ioed 70 and iron Dssroit, Toledo,
Uleveiand, Columbus. Cincinnati, ffttsburgA,
Dunhtrk, Du1hlo, uta0ara Pals, Alhaay, New York,
phtDoAeephlA, Baltimore nd WosAlngtC0. Also q
IAaalls with trains Of The Illinois Central hood-
North % 0alsna M 0ostA 70 -. Louis and Oairo, =
vh,cA pisces tckets can b procured OF.
W.. D. 0remselle, Ttdkse AUgnt,
Agents, =. =. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of The nseesstty Of gtvinG
disttnc1 directions - TO The desttnattoo Of their bag
ease. also 70 procure ttckets heeose tahtnO ths1S eeats
ia ne cars, % the onnductOrs collect fares Only 70 ste
tom On the lime Of ~ OAtoago A1ock Island railroad.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Supsrintsodsnt.
". 4. WaysaAn, Asst oupt.
nock Island. Nay. l6. l6AS. LdtH
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c. ~ OOWUVeWO
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 81, DEARDORN e., CHlcAsO.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Cs.'s
ANGLO SAXON, NORTH AHBRICAN,
INDIAN, NORTH BRI ron. (neW0
NOVA sCOrizH, new --,i hswI
Running in connection With the GRAND TRUNK
nA1LAOAD a Canada. N Ter contract with the
Canadian Government tn transport the Mails.
Dates 81 Sailing.
From Quebec. From Liverpool.
H., s.s, Il :'. & :; - ssl To Il. s sss; ;,s s.' 4, !, 81 S !; ss::
9th OF Nov. inclusive. to ooh Of Oct. inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the 0nAHD TRUAK RAILROAD at Portland.
Rates u Passage.
From Chicago to Liverpool, vi. Mich. Central,
Great western and GRAND TRUNK RAIL
ROADS and Ste Amers,
LIST 10 $l0o
according 10 reorganization.
Oteera8e
including cooked provisions.
From Lireapool to Chicago, via Steamers and Rail.
roads,
lot to $ils Is
according 70 accommodation,
SOL ~
Including cooked provisions.
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Each passenger ticteted through Wilde allowed the
same quantity Of bsggage Free by Railroad Is by
Steamer. VIZ 20 cubs feet for zach cabin ana 10 feet
for each storage passenger.
Special trains from Quebec With the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of esc
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II will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line has beaten every other In crossing
the Atlantic, the average passsg-s OF the Cunard
and Cofins lines - by the annual tables in the N y
Herald during 1857 being
Eastudrd. Wsstudrd.
Collins Line. lid oh 20m Collins Line. .I3d l3h Om
Cun'd 10 % 3 Cun'd I" NY.l2 IS 4
" Boston IL 8 D Z" Boston..l2 ~ q
Canadian I..lO Is 0 Canadian Incl ] .
The longest passag's made sy the Canadian Linz
were II dsys 10 Liverpool and II days t. Quebec
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is ~ - days
and the Cunard Line Of Is to II days.
For passage or freight from Chicago to Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply to
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FROM
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General Advertising an Collecting
AoU00x,
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TAPPEN.
rs LAKE STREET ie
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
q Il y Z n a.
EOs. New and Boys,
BETTER AND CHKAPKR THAN vKR
TINE extraordinary low prices ruling ct the sast
during the past winter months, az yell - the
probably scarcity Of desirable goods for eprtns ana
hummer wear, have induced Nc to purchase snd We
are nov receiving by Rxpresss an unutuaiiy Isrse
and elegant assortment Of nne and fsshionable sooos
for mems wear.
READY MADH CLOTHING.
Orr manufActory In this city has been kept In con-
slant operation durins ths past SOsr months, ena-
bl,pg "a 1t this time 70 oGer the laI eest and best -.
cor tment Of new and fAshionabls 3 srment ever exhib.
ited In the Northwest, and ~ prices much fellow
those obtained last season for the same quality OF
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~zDpcrnerptar the numkAv Ina I aka stPnek
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To Brick Makers.
EOR sale cheap for cash-Six Brick Machines conf
L plete and In good osd-r. Each machine, with
one horse, will make IA 900 Perfect Brick per day.
HXRvIAN / GIBBS.
mch26-dt' box 2Ol2, Ch,csg
THEo. Belts, 4. A. x. SAWYER
J. n. MEL LEN, JNo. o. NELLEN
Sawyer, Mellem 4 Co.,
ass 4 $50 SOUTH WATER ST,
Ch1caGos III.
BET'1 ., MELLEN'E 60.
Ne. , SOUTH MAIN ST,
~. Louie, MO.
General Commission u Forwarding
Merchants.
r. 4 Z q:
Renick & Peterson, St LOTS.
" Gilman, do
George PegrHm, do
Capt X w Gould, do
Lafin, Smith 4 Boies, do
Capt J H Johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flint h wheeler, Chicago.
Meet, do
Latin, Smith 3 Boics, do
a Kennedy & Co., New Orleans.
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Starting, Mccullough & Co.,, N. 7.
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TO the Afflicted.
A Safe u Sure Cure for the travel.
HAvS in my possession a Recipe which / will
L warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even in
ITS worst stages; the medicines are purely vegetable
even within the reach OF any and every one with.
out trouble and expense, after obtaining the Recipe.
Three dollars enclosed to my address will ensure to
any one the sfore Recipe by return ofmail, together
with full and complete directions for using.
Address DOC &C ETETSON,
Box - Post once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
ocedtf tGasette Copy1
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To Brick Makers.

THOR sale cheap for cash-Six Brick Machines CONT
plete and In good order. Each machine, with
me horse, will make II, 900 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick on the Huds00 River are made BY elm
liar machines. Address
/ GIBBS,
mch26-dtp box 2O12, Chicsg
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
10 all whom it may Concern.

YE1AKE NOTICE, that am the sole owner OF Lot No.
i five (5) in Block No. forty (4o) in the village of Bos,
cobel, Grant ounty Wisconsin, which has been levied
upon and seized by the Sheriff of Grant County aforesaid
by virtue of an execution issued out Of the Circuit Court
OF said Grant County upon judgment rendered against
William b. Waterman in favor of James Mchlaaiey'
George Church. Jr aad Charles ". Church, partners in
trade doing business under the NAME style and firm OF
Mckindey Church Co., which lot of iand is atyers-
ed in the rant COUNTY Herald 10 be sold by the Sheriff OF
adCounty on the first day of March, A. d 1858:
And that the said William B. Waterman had no right,
title interest claim in said lot at the date OF said
Judgment, has said William b. Waterman had any
right claim, title or Interest in or to said lot since the
render ing of said judgment:
That said lot is in no wise liable for the debts of sad
William b. Waterman, of any other person:
And hereby forbid the sale of said land upon the
ecutio here oore referred TO- and all hereby noti
fed that shall all the afforded me by law to
protect my property -Boscobe, 18th January, 1885,.
1t3l ~ CANDACE pHILDRICK. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

Ottoman, Mrs ] A Barber, 90
Worked Collar, Mrs J A Barber, 20
Child Skirt, Mrs ] A Barber, 20
Best Loaf Bread, Miss Julia Smith, age
l3 years, 70
Pair Chair Tides, Mrs Mary Cummins, 35
Worked Collar, Mrs Mary Cummins, Is
Worsted Wreath Work, Mrs L j
Woolley, %
Hair Wreath Work Mrs l. J Wooiley, so
Pair Chair Tides, Miss Mosehead, So
Bed Cover, Miss Mosehead, so
Sugar Cane Syrup, W w Wright, 81
Patent Clcvis, II Lewis, 90
Bottle Currant Wine, John B Calls, IS
Pair Stools, Miss Julia A Hyde, %
Boquet of Flowers, Mrs Hyde and Sher-
man, premium Of 25 cents and the
thanks of the Society.
J. G. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
To all whom it may Concern.

lrEyAKE NOTICE, that am the sole owner OF the : n
quarter of south west quarter OF Section NO. tween;
tV seven. Township No. eight (s), Range West and
the southwest quarter of northeast quarter of Section
No twenty coy in Township No six (6)North OF Range
two ( West which has been levied upon and seized by
the Sheriff of Grant County, Wisconsin, by virtue OF an
execution issued out of the Circuit Court OF SAID Gou
ty upon judgment rendered against William b. water
man, in favor of James McKndley, George Church, Jr
and Charles W.Church, partners in trade doing busi
under the nane style and firm of McKindley Church
& Co. which land is advertised in the Grant County
Herald be sold by the Sheriff of said county on The
first day of March, AID. 1858
And that said William 3. Waterman had no right, IL
tle interest claim in to said land any portion
thereof at the date of said Judgment nor has the said
William B. Waterman had anyseh right title or inter
est in or claim to said land any portion thereof at any
time since the rendering of said judgments That said
lands are liable for the debts of said William B. Wa
terman, of any other person.
And hereby forbid the sale of said land upon the ex-
ecuon herenbeore referred to- and all are hereby no
titled that shall use the means afforded me by law Tor
the protection of my pertyBoscobel 18th January
1855 4t3l L.. BhOWN'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Sale of Real Tstate-Ferguson.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
" Administrator of the Estate Of Robert Ferguson,
late Grant County, deceased-by virtue of license
and authority granted to him by the County Court OF
said County, dated December 7th 1857 viii offer for sale
all the following tracts of land in sal coun-
ty of Grant, Wisconsin, designated as follows:
The west half of northeast quarter and the east ha Ii
of oth-west quarter Of Section one ~ in Town four
north of Range four west also, the southwest quarter
of southeast quarter OF Section hrtysix in Town five
north of Range four Westconaining two hundred
acres according to government survey.
The sale to be for cash in hand and at the outward
door of the courthouse in Lancaster in said county,
the 9th day of April next, at o'clock z. M-Dated
Lancaster, Wisconsin, January 10TH 1858. 3t3l
JOHN ROSSiE, Administrator of
r. Fergusons Estate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Estate Of Samuel Bradt, decd

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the non.
mssioners to receive examine and adjust ali claims and
demands of a persons against the Estate Of Samuel G
Bradt late of the of Wyalusing in said county, a
set thereto and seven months from the It'll day OF De-
last being allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we VIII
Henry Patch in the town of Patch Grove in said County
the oath day of April and on the 18TH day OF June
next from nine O'Clock A. ~ until four O'Clock p NJ on
! each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of January, 1885.
JAMES HUMPHREY, Commissioners
| 80 ELIJAH PATCH,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Sheriff's Saskatchewan.

James McKindey, George Church and Charles W;
Church. partners in trade under the name and style OF
McKindley, Church 4 Co.,
William B. Waterman.
Ishera-s Office, Grant County, Wis Grant Circuit
Court. M
10Y virtue of an execution issued out of the office OF
5 the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Grant County
Wisconsin, in favor of McKindley. Church y Co., pills
and AGAINST the goods chattes and real estate OF Will
liam B. Waterman, deft, to directed and delivered
ard by the direction of the above named pls, have
seized and levied upon this Esd day of November,
1857 the following described property, real estate,
wit: -, m,
Lot No. s. Block No. 40, recorded in the village
Mat of Boscobcl and the S. L. "a of s. w. "a of Sec
| ton 81 Town north of range west and 5. W. q o
In E. i of Section 20, town north OF range2 west o
the 4th principal merdan containing SO acres more o.
less with all the appurtenanees thereunto belonging 81
lin Grant County, Wisconsin, which property will ex
nose for sale at Public Auction at the door of the Cour
House in the village of Lancaster in said County on the
1st dav of March, A. D. 1885, at o'clock p NJ of sale
day to satisfy said execution interests and costs as tn
law directs. Dated Lancaster, January 4th, A. 1893
D. WARD, Sheriff Grant Co., Wis
T A1rpy R,pprT pIif's ATTY 1916
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
MCFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
t-AND-t
Phoenix Bitters.

TIME BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
L public, for the of ScrOfula, Ulcers, acurvy,
EruptOns of the Skin, Fever and Agues, Dys-
pepsia DrOpsy, and in fact most all the diseases
yield to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty-five
years upwards of -Four Millions of persons have been
benefited by the of these medicines; fac. of their
curative properties single trial will place them be-
yond the reach decomposition in the estimate of every
patient. BY their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED TO
A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all Impurities
The system is not reduced during their operation but
nygorated and they require no restraint from business
or pleasure.
TIE afflicted haze Ia these medicines remedy that mi
do for them aKtha medicine possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
WE. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New York
AND FOR SALE BY-GEo. II. Cox, Lancaster, and
druggists generally.