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YEtRE U.N'RTy.ILEED RE.0sTUCE

- HARVESTER, FOR MOWINGO kEApING.
This Machine was introduced AMI ,Eed Cor the
first time duriGg the harvest Of 1855; and though
new, IL has already established for its.lf repua-
tion which has never been reached u any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South aud West: and
it now occupies position far il advance Of all its
competitors.
Nearly one thousand OF these Machines were sold
during thu last two haryests, and the demand not
supplied in the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa. Arkansas Alabama
Georgia South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi and
establishing the fact most concluSycly that for uni
ye-sal use, economy, strength, and efficiency, this
Machine Is everything that IS desirable, both rs a
Reaper and as Mower.
We have made sorse valuable improvements, sug-
gested by careful observation and experiment du-
ring the last harvest These will be added 20 all
our Reapers and Mowers new building for the har-
vest Of 1858.
For sale on consignment, by
ap2S-imdSw AITIS e TIOWFC
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!: .uI.ERS. RUTLDER .g.N.E

E.SCOE MYERS, HGELDER IND
- C0NTRACT0R.-Sash, Doors and Blinds mado
TO order. All kinds Of Carpenters' and Joners'
Work done in good and workmaDlike manner
Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak
Streets. myf-Gnins
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HX.lRBLE R.gLL H.sT8E.l-p Es-
eIE TABLISINENT.-SUND has
opened i'm connexion with his Shaving Saloon. some
commodious aud elegant BATHING ROOMS, where
gentlemen get pleasant cold or warm bath at
all hours of the day, from A. n, TO IL 1T
night, for the very moderate price Of 2j cents EACH
or five tickets for one dollar is5-tf
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~ m. COoh so.,; RE.IOI' PA y


~ n. COON y SOW, RE.lDI' PAY
and Groceries sold at cash prices for all kinds of
Produce and Live Stock, such Horses, Mules,
Cows, Calves, Beef Cattle, Hogs, Chickens, Butter,
Lard, Bacon, Eggs, futs ana Skins Of every de-
scriptiUn Ginseng, Becswax, Feathers, Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Barley Beans, Rye, Bran, Shorts, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Potatoes and Vegetables of all
sorts Il. III. COOK & SONS.
fcb2O-d&w
AfITy.zTIO.1' W,f.N'TED.-W.f.N'T
~ ED n sisiatiOn as Book keeper or Salesman by
young man who has had several years experience
at first, and uuexceptiOnable reference given. Ad
dress, ;. VI. C., Box l97 T. -.
3-.s Evansville, Ind.
E|E.N~TECHy SCHOOL OF .UEDF-
Hh cine, Louisville, ky.-Thc Lectures in this
institution will commence the first Monday in
November and continue four months. During Oc-
tob preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
FACULTY.
Benz ". Dudley, VI. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Surgery.
Henry NJ. Bulitt, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
John Hardin, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
| Clinical Medicine
c. W. Wright, NJ. D., Professor OF Medical Chem
istry.
n D. Marshall, NJ D. Profcsgor of Maieria Med
/ lea and Therapeutics.
Middleton Goldsmith. NJ D., Professor Of the
/ Principles of Surgery anil Clinical Surgery.
/ W. d. stirman, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy
| G.. W. Bayless, VI. d., Professor of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
/ David Cummins, VI. d. Demonstration
For information address
y. Is. MARSHALL, NJ n,
llyl-2m Dean ~ the Faculty.
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ADE.ED TH[S-fT HILL P.fI.-H.E
Aehaye on handtnd will sell at reduced prices for
Cash, a good stock Of Gold and Silver Watches,
Newest styles Of Fine Jewelry, Silver Ware, Gold
Pens, PortmoDaies Clocks, &c. Those in want Of
any articles in our line Of business. will find iE
greatly 20 their interest 10 give CALL wish
TO close out as much as possible Of our present
stock preparatory 90 the Fall trade, and will sell
not below-but at a small advance on cost price.
BITTR0LFF a son,
iy8 Main street, between First and Second.
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<fGHP CH.f1fOsr .S0TXCE..--O Re
u dered, That the owners Of Lots in Block l, in
the Eastern Enlargement Of the City of Evans
vile, cause the alley in said Block, running from
Second to Third street. $50 much Of the same as Is
not Yet paved TO be brought to the proper city
grade and lay nine inch limestone Pavement IN
six inches Of gravel, within thirty days from tho
publication Of this notice; and in default thereof
The Common Council viii proceed TO perform said
work, and tho costs and expenses accruing thereby
VIII be- assessed to and collected by sale Of said
lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council Of the City CT
Evaa.v!lle a. LEICKL. Clark.
lyl-l5t Nclkshrte CRY.
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency

Nc. 5ll Main street. Louisville, Ky
We arc now receiving our new stock Of Virginia
and Kentucky Tobacco, which we ot:er lew 70 tie
trade
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IBf G..s'0EL, ST0CH C0.u.Ukssf0.f
a eSIerchant aud proprietor Of Stock Stables,
New Orleans, La. jan22 OILY.
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PRIZE FOE T. F'ER1BODl.
. ~ who subscribcs for the
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
4 Beautifully Illustrated
mily Newspaper.

Iwenty-one copies one year, ana IL glfts.....0 w
Canadian subscribers must send % cents each in
addition to the above rates, 20 pay the American
postage, which must be- prepaid.
The articles to be- distributed are comprised in
III. fnll 1,,iI,. liz.
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AsU.s'D YES. PICEL EDHR ~

AyU.S'D RfES 3. P{CHL u ID IT. y
~ RING, Salmon, Pickerell, White Fish, Lime
Cement, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fillerts, English
Walnuts, Currants, Raisins, Figs, Camphor, Alum,
Epson Salts Sulphur, Roll Birthstone, Copperas,
Madder, Logwood Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda,
Bed Cords, all kinds; Backing, Batting, Cloves,
Havana, German, and half Spanish Cigars Teas,
Ginger all kinds GLASS; Jais Lanterns and Flasks,
Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Nutmess, Matches, Spanish
Moss, LObsteTs, Oysters, Sardinos, Pepper Sauce,
Stove Pipes, Resin, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Safety
Fuse, Tobacco, all kinds Scotch Snuff, Starch,
Vinegar, Paper, all kinds Rice, &C., &c
A supply Of the at0vc kept constantly on hand,
and for sale, low by
GILBERT & B0WLES, .
June 2o-tf Syacmore near Water
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eC-over CRANES COMMISSION House, or
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville,
IND. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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II ~. s.s.s.DERS, sTL zen PL LITER
- No. $, Marble Hall Building, Second story,
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with neatness and dspatch. Furnish TO or
der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers name
Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges. Baing, KNOBS, LOCKS
with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati
prices fnar4.
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LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO.

BY way OF New Orleans we have some particulars of
military movements in northern Mexico, derived from
the Brownsville exas) Flag Of the 18th Instant The
news confirms the accounts battle between the
seryatives, under Miranon and the liberals under vi
daurri in which the latter partially defeated VII
daurr himself not the field when the engagement
commenced and his army appears to have been attacked
when least appehensve of and least prepared for at
tack The at Brownsville that the defeated
army lost 500 killed, 900 prisoners, and their
tillery and provisions taken.
Vdauri himself in despatch of the 10Th ult. dated
Hacienda des Espirtu Santo and addressed to the gov
enor OF Nuevo Leon and Coahuil acknowledges his de-
feat The conflict took place in the vicinity of the town
Ahuausco, and lasted from the 25th to the 10th ult
Vidaurris despatch written under the impression
that the defeat total but an express from
Monterey with dates Of the 10th instant arrived at Mat
anoras on the 13th and reported that Ydauri had
rived Monterey the Sth inst, and that the loss
tanned by his troops not great reported at
first only portion of the artillery and munitions had
been captured by Mramons forces and the liberal army
had made their retreat from the field of battle in good
order.
The official paper of Monterey states that Gen vidaur
ri has already sent orders to the commander of Tampico
for another park Of artillery where there is plenty
be had which will soon be the field, together with
many forces that concentrating about Yidaur
the attack.
Ez Prisna published in Tampco with date of the I'd
inst says that Col Guadalupe Garcia who had entirely
received his health, would leave that day for the
interior with three hundred of infantry and three
pieces of artillery.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
3. 9. herring &. Co.'s patent champion safes

TIME subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcstowlng their patron
age exhibit all
enlarged by opcuing extensive
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HALL This with tho
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ALSO
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r. CoYIE Il Co., Agents
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LIST or BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
Tar iL'r !sAsns ASH AsvxsruHs Fnpnnp In soro by
Lambert A. Wilmer Philadelphia ). T. Lloyd
crugx ror by Henry
worth Iousfsuow Boston rckuor Fields Prom Franklin
How cAsDES-A TREATISE
by Edward Kemp. New York Wiley lIalssea From Philip
HrnoaY BY D r French,
New YORK Wiley n Halsted From = Philip
York Harper Broh,ers. From Taylor Maary
~ AROUND BY Mrs Edmund Horribly rhladephia
ehaiIen Il Sons From W Baiianync
EsSxsrSx or rms IIxanrs BY Aeth Stan.
ford Debsser. From Balantyne.
MzrAn fm.spr BY Lafayette LOOMS, Phla.
dephia j. D. LAppinooa Co, From blanchard & Mohun.
Toilet Foster 4 Co.
jacques Maurice. New York Rudd Carleton. Philip
Mr. LADY LrDLow Novel. BY Harper
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Asrm DARK A Novel BY wlikie Collins. York Dick &
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vxssoS grows OK, HEARTS A Novel New York
kudd Carleton. From Franklin Philip
Jouslms NORM Being Notes By
George Aasasus sla Boston Icknor Fields From Taylor
wAvsx NOVELS HousroID EDnlosTuT TAlls,s Boston Tick,
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EAR wArrns RAxIa HIS nan, PAPERS BY Charles
Kingsley Boston Ieknor Fields. From Taylor Maury
BLONDE AND Bsussrx Or I GorllAg Already New York: D.
Appleton Co. From Taylor Maury.
PAMPHLETS AND PERIODICALS.
wsax. Philadelphia; T. b. Peterson
Brothers.
De TooQuEsI1E BY
uel Tier, ESQ.,, OF tho Maryland bar
sourlxas InSaAKS MrsEsasn, for October.
DE BOWS BEvxw for October
REVIEW ouarery) Crosby Nichols,
Go. From Franck Taylor.
THr scas JqgAr e' The spI'a sunyes aTterIy Edited
MAGAZINE,
From Taylor Maury.
PErgssoss LADIrs' NATIONAL MAGAZINE, for November
HnromcA MAGAZINE Nons ocrnns for oco
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TURKISH FoReERIEs IN ENGLAND. Antonio Calvocores-
ST. Greek merchant, residing in Manchester has been
arrested and required to give bail in the sum of $500 for
having caused to be made ftyve gross of Turkish pias
tres in copper The bail given Another is in
London where two Frenchmen, calling themselves Bos-
scrrolle and Hugon, have been engaged in preparing
furnish coners Boisserroe had gone away somewhere
with the ntenton Supposed of receiving the presses
and dies to work up the bogus con both of them having
contracted at expense of two three hundred pounds
for the implements with which TO carry their conteu-
plated fraud. Hugon Is shrowd and being arrested
merely said very well. He has been remanded till
further evidence can be procured agasnst him.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND the EAST
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee Georgia Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
Sixth street. Washing
board Steam Ferry Boat George Page at the ONCE Of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, al Alexandria,
Richmond Danvie Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Mont gomery, and New Orleans.
Direct Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Anordng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
ferry the Of Seventh
O'Clock for Alexandria, where take the for
Richmond, Charlottesville Saunon White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock &c. and at for Richmond and all points Southwest
making sure and close connexions 10 Memphis.
Baggage and omnbuse9 leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, a. m, and 7, p. m,
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1S--n Washington
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AIorICE mo coNTRACToRs.-s Scaled proposal

NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS---Sea Sealed Proposals.
will by the undersigned until the 18th Noyem.
construction OF dam across the Potomac
arpe Ferry for tho of the United States armoy
The Viii be nearly 1900 feet long
specifications work may be had application the
pes Ferry, who will exhibit the pans and
Information with respect 10 the work,
portion only the work be completed with the appropriation
now available will DO subject to tho contingency
future appropriations by Congress.
will be made specie ut the specie drafts
upon the the engineer rescryng per
cent on all payments until the completion the
Bidders personally the undersigned produce
isfactoy their skill ability complete
and the obligation within
dortaken H. w. GLOVE
Superintendent U s Armory
7 L. PATTERSON, Engineer
HaRPER's FERRY, October II, 1858.
l7--eodtl5Nov
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS NEW ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS-NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCIIEDUI FROM WASH.
INGroN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IINErwo daily Washington for the South
Southwest their berts foot Of 9Th street. at Ga
and Passengers by the morning boat can obtana fine
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sa 81 hours down The
passing full Of Mount Vernon BY the
evening good and rest Of four hours
comfortable berts and arrive In Richmond time to
with all for the South and Southwest
The great southern mail conveyed this route being ~
100 miles less aroadug than by other route
making certain connexions TO
RICHMOND PErIRsnrRG, VIRGINIA WELDON AND
WaiSoroY N c.; CHARLESTON s. CT AUGUSTA GA; MONTGOMERY
Asp MOBILE ALA NEw ORLEANS AND ALL SOUTHERN CITIES
TOWNS
Also Richmond with the Danvile Southsdc Virginia.
Tennessee, aud East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvlle, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchbnrg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through tickets further information of the route inquire nj
southern Office No 372 Pennsylvania door
Of Browns Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
GRO L. MATrINIY, t
August lily Ticket Agent
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
all the principal cities of the world Also
tile credits for use in Europe China, &c
May 2s--6mos
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VISITORS TO WASHINGTON will find Il philp's


book and stationery all the a
punishment The stock repcc with novelty includes choice
lection OF standard aud other English stationery
hc latter Of extra fine qualities usually kep and
connected with the trade Ia aipn there ~ nneart gallery
the rear OF the store containing varied collection ii oil paintings
wmcrcoor drawings photographs chrome autographs and engra
wings the inspection OF which Is respectfully invited.
Visiting cards engraved and printed expeitRusIy.
Daily parcels received from the northern cities. AH
Weekly parcels from Europc.
Al The French novels medical and scientific books received
publication. FRANKLIN rTiiP
Bookseller and Statoner
oae ss2 Penn avenue between 9th and ION sts
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Among the efforts making in Philadelphia to erect
monument in honor Of Washington il one that a grand
fair shall be held, the scholars of all the public schools TO
contribute articles for exhibition Mr. Everett will also
be invited to deliver lecture in aid of the project
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
,oM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS

I,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
il or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHUMBERLAND
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS,
Two through AIMS tally except SUNDAY from Wash
nKton for the West, follows
lt Mail train starts 7s5, SUNDAY excepted oonnee
ing closely at Washington Junction, for the West
3D. Tho Cincinnati 81 Louis and Chicago Express cnneon leaves
Washington at &c. reaching Cincinnati al s. next day
directly with for Louisville Cairo aud the
Southwest LOUIS, Time from Washington 10
Cincinnati 2s hours, 10 ST Louis only "a hours
the road daylight take
either the 745, $50, y. train from Washington
all stations the Northwestern Virginia road
$50 train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the t
Through checks all and
other possible facility, viii be found this route
or the OF The baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road win leave Washington follows
points Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
745, M, train.
For all stations between Wheeling the
train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
Leave Washington ol5 and AS and 80
and 445 p. IN. On Sunday at $50 p m, only
Baltimore so and $50, and $50 aud b3o, D.
On sunday 4.30 a. m, only,
The 75 Las trains only win stop at way stations and Tor An
napolis connexions.
The 745 M m the icfconnecting uans for
the West aud the 6l5 40, and $50 trains ior the East
For further Information inquire at the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Ticket oace Of TTios. n PARSONS, Agent Washington
w. r. SMITH,
Oct 3 Master Of Transpor aon, Baltimore.
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DITCH SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1885,
III GREGORY y MAuRY, Managers, WILMINGTON DELAWARE
10 e drawn Supcntcndencc Commissioners appointed
by the Governor.
s3J 500 the Benefit OF tho STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 2l7 for 1855 To WILMINGTON, DEL
day, NOVEMBER 0, 1858.
rs number Iottery--la Drawn Ballots
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L,XTENsIoN OF THE aNEw BOOK STORE. \

T1XTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. q
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs bis friends aud ne
public alterations and improvements IN the
on Of the store completed In addition oalarge ana "
Gently stationery, American and l
books established ano gallery Cat the rear o. tue ta
where the latest novelties IN art and az tle COW
nenoes pubic residing room, the leading European oufN
ing gulary received, a,.s a
n Philip having correspondents In most OF the European
10 foreign advantageous terms M
from experience England and America feels cobie ~ "
satisfactory Of all orders inrusted % bis care
FEANkIIN PHILIP
bookseller and Sauonor
hurs 1852 Penn between 9th ana lUh s"''"
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,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

Century, Professor wooD's Hair Restorative.
mol Democrat: publish
Dr. Wood os from gentleman Maine which speaks glow
ngy Of the superior merits q his hair TONIC Such evidence must
truth the Doctor useless
punery from the press:
BATE one. JAN 90 1856.
j. woop Having my
tive, induced make application Of upon my hair
quite gray probably third white
bottle your Restorative
proving what Ihad WISHED used abou,
procured bottle certify
the world that the white hair totally disappeared both
believe glossy twenty
years old good wife, the age Of dry
You your discovery
am assured that whoever win rightly use as per directions viii not
and resident here for the hast fifteen years,
above my attached your service,
the beauties Of nature in others as well as myself
am, truly, yonrs,
BALTIMORE Jan %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Having 10
portion my hair the yellow Orleans,
,s' answer ss o very a needed ny @ now an t Sd
glossy aud no words can express my obligations 70 You IN giving to
undersigned j. X Bragg minister regular rlandng
pastor Orthodox BrookGcd,
wM. DYER
Baoorrrprp. Jan 10, 1853
pleasure say that is effect has been excellent
moving iniammaon dandrua and constant tendency itching
my hair which becoming gray original color
have used other article with anything ike pleasure
profit.
Tho Rcstoraivcis n bottles three large
dunn SMALL the small holds half pint one dol
lar bcit tho medium holds twenty per merc in
proportion than the small ret fr dollars bottle large
holds forty proportion rolai for IS
oil co. rropeors al2 Broadway New York, an The
great New York Wire Railing Etalhmcu and III
sod y good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
Aug is--dsmc
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hereby certify that 10 the best knowledge belief
above named guarantors are good and sufficient
Oct I-codd ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07

Hate Cassel,
GRAY. ...Master
TsHH FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
i regularly between Rock Island Davenport and
all points above to st Paul making connec-
tons at Galen4 ith the following boats which COM
pose the Ninnesott Daily Packet Line to St Paul,
eaving Gaena ct 10 O'Clock, A III.
Steamer Northern Light, p Lodwick, Master
Northfrn Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era II Slaughter "
Grey Esgie u S Harris "
Key City, james Horden
War Eagle, W. II. Gilbert
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port tor Galena every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day al o'c ock III.
Returning. leaves Gacns for Rock Island and Da-
venport every day, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival of the Fanny Har
Tis AT o'clock NJ
The Kate Ca-sel leaves Rock bland sii Davenport
for Du5uque avery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 9 O'Clock A
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Isl.nd and
Davenport on NJ nday, wednesday and Friday at 9
o'clock A NJ, connecting with keokuk and st. Louis
Packet b CAM bell, which leaves arrival OF the
Kate Cassel al o'block p NJ.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
above Galena TO At Paul, will also receipt for freight
TO all OF the above p.nts and will pay particular
tention to the delivery OF the Pas. engers and
shippers can rely upon the strictest pnnciuaty,
these boats convey the all and must leave promptly
al the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-TAese boats arrive every evening at Fulton
City in time for tbe Chicago train.
BURROWS h PRETrYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY II CO.,
POwARS & CO.,
Agents, Rock Island.
WI. GROvENBpRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch27-dtf