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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Milwaukee and Watertown K r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEAkNT
IN and after Monisy No emter 25th, Passenger
~ Traihs Oh thi, n" al will run as follows:
First train leaves Natertewn At o;1O NJ arriving
in WAtcrt VIVA SAM Second Tram leaves Wa.
teTtowb al N, arriving A. Waite town at $50
FIRST Traia leaves MilYaukee st 8; 10 A n arriving
at watrtown ut ll;l9Ay Second train leaves Mil
wauk.e al e;2o d living at aieItown at 9;2G
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago X uro.d to 81 ago tht nee via Michigan
SOUTH ern, Ole v-iai Toledo Cleveland and krr and
N W York and Frie TO New York city; thence via
81. amer Vanderbilt and ri, mouth Rock TO Ri. ton
also c-nne.ting nj Chicago with Michigan " Ltral.
Great Western CAn-dA, New York Central to New
York ciy; th"nce via New York All New Haven
CONNECTING-GOING WEST.
At Watfr:own with Stages to Oak Creek, Doire
Cen'r", Wanenn, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portsge. ity Portland, Waterloo, nanchetviIle Sun
Prairie, Columbus, OtseSo, Wyoccns, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leav. wstertown at 800 u, ant wnwaukee
r. W. FOWLER, Gene al euperntt ndent
milwaukee, NOV. -, 1907 octl7dt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
trustee sale.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed Store.

~ +. ELLIOTT, wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Ne Flour, Grain and Ped, keeps constantly on
hand at his store Perry street. bctweea oEt and
second. Ill kinds II Flour and Feed. consisting Of
Vhite Aountsin Mills Flour In bbls, = and /. 4 bol
Sacks Flour, Buck wheat Flour, Corn MOI.
III kinda Of Nil Feed viz Bran, Shorts and Mod
lings. also Oats and Corn shesd and the ear oil
Of wki-n viii deliver q any reasonable distance
~ highest market psice viii at all times Be ped Tor
vAoat and nats and Buck Wheat. Store open from
81 = ?. r. - 40 oftss Hoa6Ay Nov. "a, ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

ABEEEts on tie 1t day OF eceulb,r 4 d. 1851.
w Claus Mnnit ANA Anna Man3t ii, WI es-
ecutd alto Ah-tI C,rn.n, A. Tr"-t Z. eriaia ed
OF Trust conveying To aaa lruatte tie latd IN sJtl
county, luNi, 'se q. ih,H ioi ows ~ wit: Toe
sonti-tasl t!..t - tha no. x! e1 . lat.cr aud
The noi III a5t Iu4tt ra IT," souta ;.-L gtagler q.
s'tii N ittnD-r Il ,ht 81 tlai, IT, :iHa. srs MS
'iGh' (t7i L3rth u raAS natt b.F tlGte ~ ca: #
the OH +. III = III Ia said ne wi made .
tic aid Gins HuDGi and anna HHuii to H. p&I-
i-se u t,IIIi the ~ ynent VI tleggh ct4 am ROM
i-soty Notes slr! thr lnfeo,st thcrs gen .tt
Iidus MGSd. - me o,,.r %. Ram = { At A.. :
the - dry Il Dseep.b u 81 i"a siA - ll
ttiiits. Cae II stF inot tt Iuiae TN t4srt N
,e-i"o lolai ca III one lay.b 4 Jlsy ISL -, tn-
Dth-fs IL TX tsthc, rignse a. ~ ~ { iu 80. ia
thir;j six, i'ty-two On. 10 s. - i,t ftcntl, aitef
sail hTst day % July i.,r AID On I've ii-
dred ard ffiy yea to-l bl aoiia sp.yabl IN The
daycfJuy io69 with 10 rc"nt interest ii. an,
And now, tue notr du ~ sliy ist 1t.,9 ay NJ Ar-
come due AMI psyate and t.t -aId C.sls MoaGt nav
Ing !aii d ~ pay III satns Au Tia -tta Tt ee M
Aforesaid ID her b, give is ptl.cno re taatly.,-
tue Of the power winch > - " u ly sail decd -
Trust WI, IN SATURDAY ia Oh lag % FoU5Uary A
ID ICES Al IN" hour ni tMo o'tpgk III lie aftar
u Of salt Gay al u Geuit Hang lovr u t4e CTS
bdvef pot, c.po-e ~ ~ for DE- ~ ! 3l < .a..
Iaui alaye ~ RIB 4, or 81 l.e' ti re5t a. sian t
sufficient u sftlsis and pay the o;sa.a totes
" "a he int ,e-t q ereo - TIC tay oi ~ait to-eth
will xp nses ti.ia. sAii ale cost o. tbs no.
toe ami Trust ttts pcn ihc comps igr I
III - Al wul slv.a I'd acf0taaIye WITH
N u pula los III $50 ~ d o. 2 ust
Dated sac ION asy OF JAnuary,A D, tsts.
AL5F.h CJrRT,
tanlSdts Grastec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
81. Louis, Alton 4 hicago Il. X.
IR LINZ ROUTE.

AK LINE kOUTE.
ChIcsgo TO 81. Louis via St Louis, Alton 4 Chicago
~ Y, al the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AAKRIcAn AND Q. 8. NAILS.
The only direct and rsab.e route to the South ana
South Wes., seventy mules shorter than any o.her
route.
Train. leave drpo. OF Michigan Southern and Rock
Island II Il, corner Of Van buren aud Sherman st,.
ST Louis Day ExpIess-l0;30 AND lily, (ouIldays
excepted) arrive a. s.. L,uIs ii 80 same ning
81 LOUIS Might Expiess-iU, 30 h-DAily, III. I've
At st Luis II $50 next morning.
Day kspless-6,OJ AA-Daly, arrive al Chicago
e;40PM.
Night Ekp,ess-2;45 M--DAily, arrive at Chicago
TrA,ns run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago 10 st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloom ngt q, Springheli
Decatur, J.cxsonv,c, Naples sid all p.in,s ON tie
Mississippi, Missouri, KaIitas, Cumberland ana Ten
ness. Rivers BY taxing the sbovo Will lie
II making connecti. ns AND arriviIg in st LUIS on
advertised time avoiding the xaCiOus delays Of the
swing twet -four hours time, being 81 mice less
distance 10 Bloomington. 5o tess to Springfield, y
l SIS to st Lou ; aud ID lees to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Ost.-
va, Laea,le, Rock IslaEd anu Cenir raj Iva
At Bloomington it'll Illinois Z. ntrAi Railroad 4 r
Clinton, wynesville md decatur, and WITH Stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction With Peoria OauawkN' Il
for Walnut 6r.ve, Washington, Peoria Pekia, Br IL
neld, plmwood, Knoxvi.-, Gsissburg. Aonn1esth
and Burlington.
Al Springfela With Great Western Railroad sor
Jacksonville, Naples aud Illinois River.
At Alton with Dsiy Line Of Packets for Hannibal
QuIcy and K-okuk, the most expeditions nd rets-
be route 70 all portions o. y = Missouri.
Al Sc Louis with Daily First Class St.amsrs for
New Orle AIS aud Intermediate points the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and Ill pOiuts ON the Ais.onri
Tenn sses, Cumberland aud ArkAns Rivers.
Through Tickets CAD Ss Procured to all Eastern
Railroad Onices-st the Compsay's Offices, ~ Dear.
torn street, opposite the fremont House. and =. ,hs
Michigan SoutherR aud RICK Depots. corner OF Van
Buren, amp Sat rman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men v Ill be at the Depots 10
al the varions lines cunning into tn. city " check
baggage through to any ONT desired on the line,
4. II. AOORB, Superintendent,
I. Darling. 0en'l Agent. Chicago. foc20uf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
LEGAL.


w I..s..l s On The ~ dsy q June. ! ! ,as7 -.
a, TINS. o'spsssn ex cuted unite usssc ns.Sx~
Tre.,ss - E Am deed Of 1sws. ocnvs,... - ~
i. nm - 'sod ~ Chiffon county. lev. Sss.,s 80
a..,,a . sit rae north hair =. ~. ,aNs.
shs number e,a,, aa eer ssrn,y hree (2sJ il town
ga =" which ssid conveyance -. -, css
rlnr * .phAn Cisns.n for IRE pr,,."s ~ me
,n,rr.', "fnt Of cc.tsin proms..s -. =. ss.n
n,,,h :. , on sign d by ssii Hans Johsn c.As 'ee
-. psJah- In six mon.hs '"7 ~ dsy q
~, 800. Nv sAn nct- hsvug lie come due a.
~ u shln hans Joban Ilars.-n h.v,,a pay so"
~ ne ann l. Austin Cerbin Tru.,.. n1 ="
na,i r'a kiidsr, Do hsrtby riy- tn,. $500.
~ taa. ~ itius of he .over VI ~ !. ~ pubic
.oh IA as.u OF Trust, l viii oa W.a...a' YES
49, !, ftpfusry, 4 ISIS, A. he t.n. "a.
u9usr ,l,.,r IN ,efhoph - 'ai dsy Al tn Can't
-. "a ne c y % Iavtup,rt ,rno.s $500 aIl
...h ~" ~ pub'is auction to toe hrt,rs, h,t,. -.
,h..,', p,Ite OF land above ds.efib 4. or :. - 10Y
90 :" nan De- efficient 10 ..ti.fv ma :. "..u
~ - $500 Lo.e, the interest ,nrt con L, ~. 49,,
:. ,ai~, 0ge'hsr III costs and ,r,.n. .,, e 10y
- :, - $50 81 this hot.oe AT d rru.t,,,s o.. Tvs
% -. eehlpt t!"4 OF such sal- a deco III, h
~ ua11 WIN N st!pHstl N 81 said Il ~ !, 49,. :"
Da'ed IA 10 h day Of January. ! q isss. . i'us''
J5nIsd.. AUSTIN CoRBIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby siveu thst the subscribers have
oeen duly appointed Executor and Executrix
Of the esaste Of Alexander w. Nc sregor aecses-a.
late OF davenport, in the county Of Scott aud sat-
OF Iowa, and taxed upon themselves that trpst bv
giving bonds ~ the Law directe
Al persons hsving demands upo0 the eststa Al TIA
sS'd de'easet aro required 70 exhibit the eene ~
~ persoes indebted 70 ths saiA estate are eoIa
On 20 mako payment to
n 4. J. LAWS. lxe6 utor.
D 4. 1c0RDoO1, 8xeootrix.
SsvsAeest lswa, New. l0tA. 1871. TI0vlia1f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
GaIena and Chicago Cnisn X. Il.

CUNAss ARRANGENGNT-Oo and after We'd
- nesday, June i7th, 1857. pAssns.r trains will
leave Wells street Depot daily (sundAys exeepted)
For 1reeport, 0alens. Dunleith a0d 1t. Paul.
Passenger aud Nail. ...lsI6
TassGger. ......................ls " =
CHIC AGO, 1ULfON AND IOWA LINn.
For Dtxan. yuiton and Central Iowa.
Through es.saees................. $50 A =
90 DO ..sb:Ih =
D<kslo Passenger. .......................a :SS =
BkIIOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Yor ao,t, Janesvrle and Madison.
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, AcHenry and Richm md.
Two throu&h trains vi leave Osntrsl Depot not
Of Lake street, As folows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEITH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily (5cndsys excepted 1000 4 u S:l5 N
kLnAbling passeng,Ts to make . c.oss connection
With the = ichissn Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALINA 4 CHICAGO NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave Fre~porf 1880 \, arrive In Chicago l;45
Leave Freeport $40 II, arrive In Chicago $40 A II
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A n, arrive In Chicago 4;l6pn
do do 7PM, do do l;lsAA
Leave DeKA alb a n. arrive in Chicago s;ss An
BELOIT AND MADISON BAANuH.
Leave PootvlIo TO- ~ H. arrive In Chi ago 4;s5
Leave Rootvle 8 IS \, Arrivr 10 Che ago 3;35 u
Leave Be. oit 6;3n y, arrive In Cbnxg0 10 An
FUX kIvEK VALLEY RAILROAD.
Lave Higin At 9,lSA y, arrive In Chicago ITO
Leave Egin at z;25 NJ, arrive In s'hicag, $40 u
Passengers for all points on tho g h n Il, In
cIuding Gultln, Be,Oit aud Asd4.on lines, should
take the trains from the We IL street depot.
All the above Trains Connect vi tn grta 1t eastern
lines diverging from ca icsgs
Through tickets be b ught at the following on
ees; II Spsulding'. corner Lake AID d arborn
street; PFW O n Ticket Office. 80 Desro IN
street; kigan southern Office, under fremont
House and ~ he Central and v ellis street Depots.
JOHN y. TUR~kR President.
p. HALL. eup rintendrnt.
A. TRIAL, 6euerai Ticket Agent. (octl7dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
GROCERIES.
8URR 4 SWIFT.
a n 90 = n -

BURR l. SWIFT,
q - 90 > n >
COHESION MERCHANTS,
"a splendid
lava Csssr
nsrscalso, -. sndes
aueAn Superior
RsaDed Quality,
CRUSHED sperm
Powdered whale
C0nn0o, Lard
&c. Re. Machine, Ae.
Sueas House r Hysoa
uev Orleans ounpovdef
Cuba Imperial
syrups. BE. Black
SALS Green, &c
TURKS Island cnr.ss.
Dairy Goshen
Coarse. English
Pine Welsh
IN Ass German
0seks, &c. W0tern Dc.
Plug Common
Pine cut Family
CsvendisA Erasivs
smoking Oasi s.e.,
&c. &c. Shaving, "a,
CIoARs, CANDLES,
opsr. 1 star
wsshingto0 Tallow
Principe, &c: 6tearine, &c.
HDEs, SODA,
Gay SALERATU
Stone RlcR.
nsnschsum STARCH
SPICES WHITB Fisn,
OF ali kinds; Con Fish,
PEPPER SACC4, HHRAIN0s,
CATsUP, MACKEkKI.,
PICKLO, BAKII0 POwDEa,
VINEGAR, DRIED APPLEs,
CfDun, Al MONDs,
MATCHES, RAIslxs,
ROPEs, 6I0s,
wOODm WAn1, BROOMs,
&C., &C., &c. &C., &C., &C.,
We bid defiance 70 competition, In quality variet
and chespness,
Country Dealers
fsii not 70 examine our Superb Stick.
8 TO II Z q.
Brady g., East side, b. Front and Second.
Jan. % dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
FRESH .dRRIv.aL
Of the celebrated
DIAMOND ROCK COOK STOVE.
ncw article and spleadid snAir All our Steve
are warranted. 0RAHA1 Rx1rV
bront street, opposite Durrevs nm.
o0Q0Ns63hAvt0

)UrLsC NOTICE is hereby siver thst the under.
i signed has besn appointed Admiri.t,st". - ~
goods. &C.. OF Isaac Rouens deceased by th Cont.
Court OF Scott court. All persons having cisins
against the deceased notified TO pre.ent the :..s
% seid Court without delay ant eli perss M ovjnr
with to the undersigned. 49,
January s, 1855.
Jan1wot xa.s~.S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Carbon Cliff Coal.
IT s CENTS PER BUSmEx.

TIVE CARBON CLIFF GOAL MIMI, On are
now selIing their superior cJal 1t their vsrd
(e,rner Of 9th and Western Asenuel q ejeht ccts
bushel and ten cents delivered The iii i.sna ~
Davenport and peopie ofshis vicinity vim re0e0her
maj re we're the hfst to inausuraae low price here
e1d No now assure them that 10 shar csn1so.~ -
Ell at tbs very lowest rates.
DAvsnpert, January 8. 1853
go. L0NR1x, THOMAS 4 CO.
seaeou rsono1D0a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad

WinfeT -xs'rUss cement,
nN and after Z ?f;dsg De LIST 1855, and until
Ofurth,r notice trains Will leave RocA Islxad da!y
sundays excepted, ss ioiioSs:
LIST mail train At 1000 IA
I'd night express eOOP n
ID freight, with ID class cars Ut 63OAN
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays ex
copied, rs follows
LIST ntgGt express - 800 "A. n
"a mat train 1t 6.OOP II
81 freight, with I'd class cars ct Sop II
All trains over this road In direct connexon st
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. X. TO and from Detroit To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PittsbusSh
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York
Phlladelpha, BALTIMORE and Washington Also at
LaSse with trains OF the Ill,:ols Central Road
North to Galena and South st. Louis and Cairo to
which places tckets can be procured Of
8. 8. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
Il. ". Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded OF the necesssty'of giving
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking their seats
the the conductors collect only to sta
ions the line Of the Chicago ARock Island rarosd
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. WHrTNAs, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. l8h8 [dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Chicago, Burlington l. quincy h. b.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
0hanse Of time, August 18th, 1857 and after
OAugust 18th. 1881. PASSENGER reius Will leave tie
Cent depot, foot Of South Water street, daily,
$40 AM-Dsy ,xpress-Sundays excepted, arriving
at nendato 1910; GAlesburg 3;it; Burlington 7;i5.
and Qniucy l9,39PM
e;%h MN ghs kxpress-Ssturdays excepted, ar
irving vt MencoIa 1T lle6, Ga.esbuIg $40, Burlpg
ton 7,2o ana Quincy 1T 1860 A NJ.
4;i5 n, Sundays excepted. AcoOmm dalton for
Ba ava and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Atndat, with Illinois Ce trail rsroa mol tn for
Abby, Dixon, Freeport. Gai-ha aud Dutietn; AM
south for LaSaiie TOnica, whom, bloomington, De-
CAiur, st LOUIS, Cairo &c.
Al Bu ling On with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, al fell Otiumwa, Osk lOosa
Charlton. Fort DesAoines, FIT Dodge. Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portvns VI A4nsAs and
Al Quincy with the sp-n lid steamers Of the st.
Lou, aud X -okuk Packet for K-okuk lIainb Il.
Alton 81 Louie &C; and With post COACHES fer Pal
Myra st Oseph aud ali paris .: Northern Mise uuri
h sponsibi- baggage m.n will be al all th- railroad
depots Ia Cnic g. 10 receive Checks aui convey s.
gage 10 the depot fIte of ccxrge.
Ticket u.ay he mad al the depot and at the Mchi-
gan Central railroxi once, corn VI Lake an
&C. HAMMOND General supcrl6t-n lei t.
SAMUEL POWELL Gel T.caet Agent. [oeti7dtf
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To All Whom 1t NAV CnA,err

LII persons indebted to will please All md ~
"A up Al notes and accounts not paid by the
nret day OF Pebrusry next, will b. placed n tne
nands OF the proper officer for collection a further
indulgence cannot be given.
December 18th, 1857. -:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
COAL! COAL!! COlLy!!

>HD Ceai valley Msalng Ormpsny are nov sur.
= nlenlng their superior Coal Il o. Is per ton. or
S,os cent: per eu.hs q their Depot on the eves
" ~ ~. sne OsSss Heuse. In 1ock Island. After
Of Davenport, within . rcasoSshae 6ir1sreS - ~
liver, q =, 90 Pr tn. - -
n... =. 2. 0UYH1, Ae0t.
SV vAlev AlAina Ounoaa9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

NOTICE Is hereby given tsst en- the lI.h CAV OF
y October, a. d. l>57, was appointed By tho
County Court Of Scott County, Mate VI Iowa admin.
isifatrix c IN estate OF Thomas Doy:e late o. s.h
county, deces,d. And ttai all msnds against ssid
ests must be presented and D. oven ~ By Lao dIrect
e. And all Indebted 70 the estate are expected "a
pay i'm TediAteIy.
pav IMPORT, Dc. 18th, 1857.
~3sI NARY DOYLE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
RAILROADS.


1ississtppi : Missouri =. +
~ 81 49, nseAev. Dse. 7sh, 1871. end snsi
~ nsSsAR noesee, Trans Win leave Davseposs, foI
nusaAins ~ Isvs osay (ousAsys ssovssO - ~
TOYS:
- 1resgAs aaA nn,graas sssaa. . A0As
- Mali Tram q 1An
"a FREIGHT and 1ni0sast froln. II .1OA =.
eth sxpress Train at ,iSP.
Trains VII leave Dsvn psst isr CAsoa0s daily. San
days e1ceDeed ~ foal0ws:
1st Mall frsjn, 81 SIS -
% VpeigAt 1rGin. - IL an
ID Freight tgais, - Gas n
ttA Dxvress 9rsin, q S26P 4
frsins sssivs ~ Dsvsspsst Aaxy, OunAass @sp-
ssd) - soilevs:
lse Man Train, u s,I5 n
"a Freight and Emisr'n' f.a's. - iessA.
eth 0xpseuo Traln q 6IS1.n,
Let As0 ffah, q $50 4 n
ID Freight Tram, d 10 2OA n
"a Freight Train 1t 6,5Op 4
eth Bxpsees Train ct sos =
All trains out Of Davsnpor Vm make osonectioos
With nusosttne and Isvs City.
The Passenger Train ooonscts at Davenport With
the ROck Island 4 CHICAGO trains.
Passenger go reminded Of the necessity ofgivins
ADeinet direction - the destination Of their bag.
gaOs also psossSs ekses bseegs taxing hsas seasD
The cars 4. DAY Uups.
Nov dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
MEDICAL.

HOStcttcF7S
Celebrated Stomach Bltters
vUvup yell known qualities Of shese sasssas 's'''
i nehs Il unnecessary to veil what THY ere. -..
Rss restoring the tone Of . dssossseIS .S..s
sud diving good sppstits, they sfs'~s 's' '"'"'
Try It.
-.s-. On, ..,e by the asvnts mr. IL prupris
~ gvAMs, oHDW 90.
..A pvpe. - snA perrv ~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-29

A New PRooEss or ExrRAcr1so
TEErH.-Tbe Baltimore Patriot says:
We yesterday witnessed the trial of a
new process Of extracting teeth, by which
it was stated the operation would cause
no pain. The trial was made at our
College Of Dental Surgery, and the op-
orators were Drs. Harris and Arthur
1t was certainly the most satisfactory
trial oftte kind we lave ever Witnessed
A number of teeth were extracted. and
the patients declared they received no
pain, but experienced numbing sensa-
ton about the tooth. This soothing is
produced by passing a current of cleo
trcity through the tooth at the time Of
extracting. The patient grasps firmly in
his hand one pole from an electro-mag-
netic machine; the other pole from the
machine is attached to the forceps, and
by this means current electricity ia
passed through the tooth and produces
local anasthesia, and so avoids the u.e
of chloroform, Or either. The amount
Of cu!rsn. is adjusted to suit each patient
so as not to produce an unpleasant sen
sation. '' *' S3@T
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The ATLANTIC TELEanApu.-In tue
experiments through the entire cable At
Devonsh1re, considerable obstacles to
rapid communication arises. With the
symbolic alphabet at present used, about
two words and q half per minute ocIy
can be transmitted through the whole
length Of wire. This rate Of transmission
is only equal to $50 words, or about
fifteen lines Of the Ledger an hour-very
little over a column in twenty four
hours. This would be the extent of the
trans'n'ss've power for single news
paper for the entire day. But whe:. it
is considered that the business Of two
continents is to be accommodated
by it, and the government to use it
besides, it would practically be Of little
use to the public unless the rate OF trans
mission can bo greatly increased. The
magnetic graph, on a single wire. will
transmit one thousand words per hour.
Even at this rapid rate of transmission, it
has been found necessary TO put up seven
working wires between New York and
Phladephia,equal to almost eight ,hous-
and words per hour, for the accommoda~
ton Of the business between those two
points; SIX wires from Philadelphia 10
Washington, and between Washington
and New. Orleans two wires nearly ths
entire dIstance:-Phsl Ledger.
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TIE D1Ds FOR TREASURY NorEs. IT

TIE DlDs FOR TREASURY NorEs Tho
proposal for a five million enstal!nent
Of treasury notes, which had been ad-
vertised for, aud which were opened
yesterday by the" Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, disclosed very~Arge Offering
Tbs biddings amounted to the enor-
nous sum Of $24, ,l3l, 900 Of which $4,-
595 900 was offered at rates of in.erestbe-
low five per cen,,$l5, ,37l 900 at the rate
of five per cent, and 81, 900 at rates
exceeding that per centage. The lowest
rate of interest proposed for was 81. A
very small amount was proposed for at
as high arate as six per cent. The great
magnitude ofz,his offering proves two
fac,s-namely, that there is a very large
amount Of cash capital in the country
for investment; and, second, that the
credit Of the government is unimpared
by its recent loans. The biddingsa of
yesterday prove that, whatever may be
the temporary wants Of the treasury for
the time, the restored health and stability
of, the money affairs, Of the country
will enable any demands Of the treasury
to be promptly responded to by mercban-
tile classes Washington Union, l1M.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-29
MISS BErsEy.-Some years ago

MISS BErsEY.-Some years ago
there lived in a neighboring county
(, family named W. They
we're poor and lived an humble cot
't:y 'ta:yge, but enjoyed all the blessings
which naturally y arose from The toll
Of their hands, never envying or
dreaming of the treasures of the
rich, until fortune favored them in
the death of a relation in Old Vir-
gina, which brought them in poss-
ession of six or eight negroes. The
question naturally arose, how should
they get them. On the strength of
the darkies they were going to get,
they bought a wagon and team, and
startedthe boys for Old Virginia
to haul "them ar rriggars" home
The soon returned, and the family
gave the darkies very hearty re-
ception-so much so that they sur
rendered their beds and chairs to
them. ...,
The 3, GOA "a ola lady of the, house
whom they called Miss Betsy, was
50 delighted with her good fortune,
she remained awake during the first
night after the arrival Of them ar
niggers. At short intervals she
would call out to one Of the negroes:
"H-a-n-n-a-h ! Q, H-a-n-n a-h -
"Wbat you want Miss Betsey?
an ot-h-i-n.g, Hannah! ! l just
wanted to hear you call me Hiss
Betsey'"
a few days after, Hannah was
washing at the spring, when MISS
p Bl3etsey would go to the do or and call
out -
."H-a-n-n-a-h ! 0, II a. n-n-a-h !"
"'What do you want, Miss Bet
seyr' |
~" >"N.o-t-h-i-n-g, HANNAH h!. I only
wanted to- hear you call ME Miss
Bctsey from the sprlngl"