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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

ALEXANDRIA ITENs-THE NEW Posi- Or.
rycE.-The first floor Of the new custom
house is being rapidly fitted up for the re-
ccption of the pcs, Office department of this
city. The cffice will he quite spacious, ard
a vast Improvement upon the old one. Not
only will the pubic be benefited by the en-
larr4d accommodations, but the employees
will have mure alrs, and, consequently q
more heathtul location for the discharge OF
their duties. In the rear there are several
rrivate Offices for the use of the postmaster,
on the same floor Of the working department.
The committee appointed by the Court 10
;osnect the Jail, award great credit to the
warden, Levi Hurdle, esq, for the excellent
condition of the preuises.-- tm'0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

APPOINTMENT Mr.. James A. Evans, Ct
this city, has been appointed the Washing
ton gent for the Southwestern railroad route.
THIS is a good appointment, as Mr. L. is
gentleman Of oblging and courteous manners
and indomitable energy. lie has before been
connected with the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
FIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION

FIFTH ANNUAL EACURSlON
or THE
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.
The steamer POWHATAN has
,Es. ..5az- 1een engaged for an EXCURSION
10 the Pavilion, at LlMONT, ON THURS-
Day the 10Th instant. She will leave Wash
ington at O'Clock. A NJ, and Alexandria, at
81, A. NJ, and |, P NJ Returning, she will
leave GIymont at and 9, P. NJ, conveying
passengers to Washington each time.
An excellent DINNER and SUPER, together
with Ice CREAM CONFECTIONERY, &e, will be
furnished by the ladies' of ST. Mary's Congrega-
ton 10 all who nav desire them
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BAND has been
engaged for the occasion and the Committee
pledge themselves 10 spare no effort TO render
the occasion pleasant one 10 all who may Ia
,or them with their presence
II TICKETS for a lady and gentleman,
ONE DOLLAR; TOR a lady, FIFTY CENTS
for children and servants, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS Dinner, 80 cents, and Supper, TWEEN.
ty.fve cents. The proceeds are to be applied
to the erection of a building, TO be used as
Free School
Tickets to b. had of John A. Milburn and
J. William Bowling, Alexandria; J. F. Ellis,
Washington, and Kidwell, Georgetown.
Executive COMMITTEE.
Thomas Coyle, Albion Hurdle,
lie Sd Michael d. McOsker.
HNHE MARSHALL HOUSE.. r. GRIGS-
BY Proprietor..-Ihe N II RSHHLL
HOUSE is avorably known TO the travelling
community, and | most respectfully announce
to my friends, and the public generally, that !
am prepared for the reception OF visitors.
My BEDROOMS are large and well furnish
ell; my SERVANTS polite and attentive; my la
BILE supplied with every delicacy OF the season
and my BAR with the choicest LIQUORS. In
fne no pains shall be spared TO render my guests
comfortable.
II PoRTERs and ONNIBUsEs regular in att4n.
dance at the arrival and departure OF cars and
boats Very respectfully,
nv 5-eolm j. X. GRlGSbt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

l00 BOXES SCOTCH HERRING, reeslv'
1UU ed, and tor sale by
p2 DAVY l. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

NIB. All creditors OF g. A. Sleet are hereby
notified. that their claims must, IN accordance
with the terms OF the deed OF trust, OF Novenl-
Der %. 1857 be duly acknowledged, ascerta'rei'
and presented TO the subscriber, on or before the
first day OF July pext, or they will not De en-
braced IN the schedule.
HALSEY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

The scholars passing exsmio alton in the pri.
mary schools with credit, are to be admitted
into the high school. AS at present coostitu-
ted, the State and Corporation schools occupy
the same ground, and it is conceived that a
change 10 this respect would vastly increase
the facility afforded by our present system of
gratuitous education. The management Of
one institution is in charge OF a Board OF
Nisitors--appointed by the City Councils
and the distribution Of the State funds, which
maintains the other, under supervision Of
Commissioners, deriving their authority from
the State. The intelligence and public spirit
OF the gentlemen who make up these boards
will, We are sure, turn every opportunity to
the advantage Of their trust, and the matter
may safely De left TO their discretion" We
hope the efforts and plans of the gentlemen
mentioned, may be eminently successful.
The CANAL.-The recent high waters have
done no damage to the canal save to arrest
for time the progress of the work of repair
on Dam No. t. The cribs have been ready
for some time to be 10 .;ed to their places,
but the high waters, kept so by almost H.
incessant ralns, have prevented the Superln-
tendent from completing the work. AS soon
as the river shall subside Sufficiently, the
cribs will be placed in the proper positions
aud secured. This will take but a few days.
The report that twenty additional feet had
been carried away, We are lntormed is With
ont foundation.
The removal of the rock at the tunnel, the
scene of the recent slide, is progressing with
as much dispatch as practicable. A number
of hands are at work, under charge OF Su-
perlutendent Lowe, rem owing not only that
when has already fallen, but also that
which from its position may be likely to fall
hereafter. This is judcious. One week OF
OF dry weather will put the canal In complete
naviguble order throug hout lis entire length.
--Cumbetiand Telegraph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

NURNIP SEED,-Ruta Baga TurniP Seed
i received. and for sale by -
]. LEADBEATER 4 SON,
smo4 Siabler's Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

TuEoLoGICAL SENINARY.-The Southern
Churchman says:-"The examination of the
Theological Seminary, will commence on
Tuesday, June 29;h. The ordination vii!
take place the Friday following. 1t is hoped
there may be large attendance of both
Trustees and the friends of the Institution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

Church FEsTIvAL--Iestcrday was the
Fsas, Of Corpus Christi" day celebrated
BY Catholics in commemoration of the insti-
tn,ion of the Holy Eucharist. Services took
Mace at St. Mary's Church at 60 aud 10
o'clock A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

EDUCATION IN ALExANpRlA.--Ihe A.eAap-
dris correspondent of tue Washington o'ar
saws We learu, and with pleasure, that
plsn is 10 contemplation of so changing our
present free school system as to render the
co,rss of instruction pursued in the Washing
ton Lancssteriau School, more liberal and
thorough, raising that establishment to the
rank of High School. and leaving primary
.d.c.tiop to the schools supported BY Alex
.udris's quota Of the literary fund Of the State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
Chicago. st. Paul T. Fondu Lac Rid

For st, Paul and the North-West-vi GAINESVILLE
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prai.
Tie du Chen in 10 hours without a change OF cars.
Fare a. low MS by any other route.
(N and altar Monday, August 3, 1851, Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinzie streets daily ~(Sundays %excepted) for Beloit
GAINESVILLE Madison Prairie du CHEN and points in
Western wisconsin No. thern Iowa and Minnesota
and st. Paul.
1900 A. VI. Express, Freight and Emisrant
Tram,
300 A. NJ. Day Express, stopping only for wood
an water making all connections
arrives at Be!oit $3.50 p NJ GAINESVILLE
2 30 P NJ Madison 4 20 p NJ and Prairie
du Chen at 9:l6 P N connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse " mona
Wabsshaw Reiwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson Saltwater and all points to ST
Paw, AMI ~ Anthnny-
500 II nj. Night Express arrives at GAINESVILLE
Has p NJ, Madison l 80 A NJ; Prairie
du Chen I 4 Nj, connecting with stea-
mers for st Paul and all points on thu
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make Beloit c nnections.
10 Travellers rave 70 miles acd 10 houra time by
taxing this route.
Expire F, Freight and Emigraat Trains leave Chica-
90 at $50 P NJ daily.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale ut
Spaild ng's General Ticket ONCE, c"rner Dearborn
anu Lake streets. N Y h Erie II IL office ~ Dearborn
street; al Pittsburgh Fl wayne l. Chicago Il X office
80 dearborn street at Michigan southern Ticket Of
ice under Trement House +; ard at the Chicago STA
ton corner Water aud Ktnzie street,, West side.
8, z. JOHNSON,
superinteL dent.
Gso. l.. DUNLAp, Asst Sup't. Janl6tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

yNHEREAS ON the lith day Of June AID 1854,
w sanlue + wool, executed unto ID vii
s True as Trustee. a certain deed of Trust, c~nveyina
to sad Ttu tee the ltui Ia scott County. Iowa, de.
scribci as fclit VS., t. wit all that Fart ~ tht vaca-
ted town Of Psrkturst (now LcC aire) boun'sd IS
follows hesinuiu- on he west SIDE 81 sec nd s rte
at . point IN The middle ofhl ok ter l0l and rutn.ng
west through tn" mia Z 81 sald block, and through
tn middle Of block four cen IA end mn teen ll9l
and across a twenty rect ALLY 50 Ia a. SAL Town
town Was vacated; thence noTth 20 far as said town
was vacated; thence cas- s lar a. SAID town wa
vacated thence south al0ng The west side Of second
street I the place " b ginning; also the foiloeing
lots ofland ,iiua cd IN said Parkhurst (pow l. Claire
as follows Lot / . 3 ! end q, in block 3 also lots
I, 8, l3, -. IL and II IN block 5 ,Iso lots 10, IL II
ana Is IN block d; also & , ma 3 IN llotk 4. which
sad clnves auce was mad by SAID Samuel II atwood
for the purpJs II securing the payment am NJ oth,rs
OF \ certain promis s, or note and the interest there
signed by sal salnu>l F Atwood dste'i the 18th day
OF j uuc A D 1874 AMI payshl fur years alter It's .ate
to T omas c Fses o. bearer icing for he sum Of
live huudr d dolsrs.
AID now said p5omissory rotc having bee me dua
aui payn le ana the SAID Samuel y Atwo 4 having
failed 10 pay the same, / David . True Tfu-teea
aiorJ sal Z, do teioby give this public notice, that ty
virtue OF III 20 wer which Is IN me vested by sal
cecd Of Trust, ! Will, On saturday the 1Ith dayo July
A. D. 1853 a. the hsur off, 1'lock IA the aft mon ~
STA day, at the Court House 'oor In tte CRY " Day
export, xpo an ofrr FIR sale, at public auction, the
parcel of lsnd ahoye des r bid, OF so much ia ref as
shall b. sufflcieI t 10 satisfy and psy the amount Of
sand note with the inter- s: thereon so the day Of saie
together ~ltl, al the costs aud exiens's attending
said SAL, CO e. of this notice aud trust EST e. Up
On III. c mplction OF such sale q deed v i'll bs gwen Il
scc5rdapcc ' i.htha tlpulat on ~ sad DeeiofTTust
Dated the 2ita day Of June A. .. $50.
DAVID q. TRUE,
je25-wiw Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

yIvHEREAS on the tenth cay 81 r. brua y. A.. y.
w IS; 5, Wi liam d. Harrah and Hester II HsrTah
his wife, executed unit Fraik Plum Z a. Trust e, 4
certain Deed % trust. convey ng tosald Trustees The
land Ia Scott county, Iowa, d scribed rs follows, to
wit: That part n the south h II or Block number
seventy-three tfa) il the city OF Davenport, Which is
particularly dec ibed a. follow, VIZ Beginning
ne hund ed and SKY i%iuUiiss' east from tn south
west corner of aid IL 4 Ilnti4S ih,Lce no III ore
hundr d an MY (l5u) feet, u encc tast twenty i.ol
feet, thence south one hurdrei and Hity U50l feet,
thence west trenty 1901 feett,tli place % b ginniIg,
INC u ling in II is convey ancr N iraseho.d estate IN
said premi cs AMI all the b%uildihe. tn . n ttgt tier
with the sppurtenances Ais, 1T humber four tD
IN 49, tx one ! 10 Maxwell 3 Ssddoris' Subdivi,ioa
Of Armil's Second Addition te thu city OF Davenpsr
-boiag situated on Locust street, tiXty-four t6!1
feet front and ore hundred and ffly 1901 feet deep,
which said conveyance was md iy the aid ". d
IL rrdh and , ester II Hdrrhh for the purpose OF occur
ing tie payment OF 4 celia II proui sorry not" and the
interest ther cor. 5 Fnsd ty aid william b Hsriah da-
tel the tenth day ~ Feb iary, , u 1858, AMI one pay
table as follows Or" for seven hundred snd ninety
three and 32-l0, dollars. payable on thr first day OF
April, 1873, with Int ret g thu rate ~ ten per cent.
pr annnm sftr aue. SAID Iotei is now assigned TO
Ira Brown, AMI snow his property.
And now said pieuis-5ry Iutc having become due
aud payable ard the said " ili.m ID Har all having
failed 10 pay tie same, I, y snk Pluuer, Trus-
tee as afore- all do hereby gIYe this public notice, that
by virtue Of The power which IS in me vested by said
deed ofTrust, l Will on " intsitt the f0urtr.nihaay
OF July A. II. 1855, al the fturof O'Clock in the af-
ternoon OF said day, nth Court House 9oer IN IN"
city Of Davenport, expose and Offer for sale, at public
auction T. tho high- t bii .cr for cash, tn parcel Of
land above desg ribtd, or so much thercofas shall be
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount OF taid
note, with the interest thereon to theday OF sale,
together with all the coss and expenses attending
said sale, costs o. this notice and Trustees fees,-
Upon the completion OF said sale, a deed viii be Civ
en- in accordance wit the stipulatlons Of said deed
Of trust. conveying u tuil AMI perfect title to the
tract Of land sold 10 tht r%hrGh.r
D-.sa Gu, -IsL uGy OF JuGe A ID, lS55.
FRANK PLUMER,
June22dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
Illinois Central Railroad.

NOR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LIE WENTWORTH CITY
il Kansas City, TIE re Haute, Evansville, Vincennes,
Peoria, Decatur. Springfield, "a 'lsonville, Naples
sod all points on tn. lower Missi suppl.
Trans viii leave the G eat Central Depot, foot Of
south water and Lake streets, as follows
Peoria, et. l. rus, Cincinnati and CARS Express ct
900 4 M Sundays excepted
Peoria, st Louis and Ceiro Express 1t 6:45 P n
~(SundayS excepted
This 10 the only route between Chicago and st Louis
without change OF cars, and the most expeditions to
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for memphis, vicksburgh, New Or
leans. &C, the route, via .,airo. is the oDly direct. and
is twenty four hours In advance Gf any other.
CONNECTING
Ar GnMAN-wuh Peoria 4 Oquawka R r for Pc
oria, Gslesburg and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent h r.
4 east tor Danvtlle and Lafayette; west for SPRING.
Geld Jacs sonville and Naples and towns on the nii-
AT nArrooN-with trains on the Terre Hause. Al.
ton l. st Louis h B, going east toTerre Haute India
napoIis Evansville and Charlottesville; west for Al.
ton and st Louis.
AT OplN AND SAHpovAL-with trains on the Ohio
4 Mississippi r r, eat for towns upon its line;
west for st Louis and Alton
AT ST. LOuIs-with Pacific \ r and steamers for
Kansas and Nebraska and oil points on the Missouri
River.
AT CArRo-with steamers for Memphif Matches
| New Nyleans and al points on the Mississippi river.
For Galena Dunlsi'h Dubuque and st Paul trains
leave via Galeua 4 Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A II and 3 IS p NJ
Connecting at Dunieith with a daily line OF First
Clsss Passenger steamers for Prairie Du Chen La
Csosse wlnIa Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and st
Paul. Also, connecting ct Dubuque with the Du.
BUQUE Il PACIFIC B h for Dyersvilie Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &C.
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo 10
trains leave vie Chicago b Darlington r b
At0:45 A N and SOD p
Making direc, connections q! Aand0ta with trains on
Main Line Of Illinois Central for oil the above poiats
THROUGH TICKETS
Gan be obtained at the once ofthe Michiean Central,
r r opposite fremont House corner Lake and Dvar.
born streets aeoo q The calce Of The Pitt .tureh n
WayaeA Chicago D opposite TSemont HoueS ~
pot fbse of0outA WAteS A9d lAbs streets,
~. O. OlA194
= s; s:S sas::sPsiAs... '1 t;:s s|I:=s!sr.....
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

"THRRFAS on the 25th day Of Septcnb'r 4 d,
w leoo, JOS pa Policy K cuiei uato Austin Cor
bin a. Trustee, = eeftsin dr,a II Trust, conveying to
sdid Trustee Ireland IL Clinton county. Iowa, desert
BID as ioiiows, 10 Wit, The north east qnArter of
the northeast quarter Of section ttirty-tWs tt2I.
tie east half ~ The sou h-tsst quart r u section
twenty-uine t29l an the nnfth-west quarter Of the
south wtst-quart"r OF section is enty-elgLt -, nl
IL = wushi e.shts-tAr,e Is3l north 10 range three
g. castor the httL Iattl T. iaapal Mcri ian also tha
south cas-, quarter ut the nor Invest quarter ~ sec
tian TX [6l IN Township eiyhiy-two ls2l north Of
range thtee 81 cast OF til fUh oh PfIcIsi NJ
noirn, which said conyey anoe We made By tn said
Joseph Policy Tor tie purpose Of securing the pay
mesto 81 four certain prumi-7ory II tcs ana tn iutt r
st thereon, signed bs sail Joseph Policy, d.ttd the
25th day OF sel item er, A II % pnd payable as fol-
ttwe on tor three hanit - and twenty -four dollas :
ami one for thrtetn and t0-lt0 dolia : ayshtr ene
| one for ihlrtc :. AMI SO 100 dollars, pa, ahir in six
months from datc
And now said first mentioned note having become
due AID psysele and the stit Pile h4vieG failed
I. pay the sems, |, Auetin Cerbu Trustee as
.fore, hid. 0 ier,1v Civ lis putlis notice. that by
| vet = t- ioueI -Hich IS n me v stcd by saii2eed
i IrIel, I VIII, on Monday the l9;h day OF
Jul, a u, 1888. nj the hour OF , O'Clock ia tn a +.
t.riprn of Said tty, At tho Court House door IN the
city OF ia, erfnrt, County or Scot ana state of Iowa,
I exp sc and Offer for saie, At pablo auctit n,to tie high
! est bidder for cash, IN premises ahove descritef, OF
30 much thereof as 81 all he %sHihcier 10 satisfy md
on to the day OF sale, together with tie costs and ex.
Fense, attending said sale, OF this notice and
Trds ce's fees
Dated the Goth day of Ju1e, A D 1858.
AUSTIN CORBTN,
St26jts Trust ..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

VTHEREAs on the 18th day II July, A u 1851,
w Patricx Mcclure Jr., sHl Ma v, his wife, exe
cuied unite Anthony Van Wy K ~ Trustee, a certain
deed OF Trrst, conveying to SAID Trustee the land IN
Scott county, Iowa describ d a. FOIL VS., 10 wit: The
north west quarter OF Z. c tontn west qua ter q Sc
ZION fourteen no II in towLshipuumber .igh y t,1l
north OF range nuLiber two III est q 9TH PM
which said Conveyance was mad ~ The said Patrick
n CURE Jr, ard Mary hi vie for the purpose Or So
curing the pay ment u a certain promisso'y note and
the interest thereon, signtd by said Patrick McGuiTe
Jr, dated the IL b day 81 July, A d 1851, md
payable in fix III nths, with In crest at ten ger cent
par annum for the sum Of one hundred and twenty
five dol srs, and whereas said Van yck ! a. dfc!iIe cd
TO act as sucn Trustee and Austin Corbin has been
appointed In his placs and stead.
And now said note having become due and paya-
Bile, and the said Patrick Mcclure Jr having failed 70
ray the same, I, Austin Cprbin, Trustee r. Aforesaid,
do hereby give this public mott e. that ~ irtue Of
the rover which is in me vested by sid deed Of
Trust. | will, on Saturday, the 18th dsy Of July,
A d 1853, At he hour Of 2 O'Clock ia tn afternoon
of saii day, al the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport, expos ami od,r for sale, at public Anc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the parcel Of
land above described, or so much thereof as han De
su6eient 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
TIE interest thereon 70 the day 0: sais, with the costs
ana expenses attending said sale, Of this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the 22nd day OF June. 4 . l.5s.
AUSTIN CoRBIN.
ie1aats Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

VlyHERpAs on sle 2eth day of September A ID 1857,
w Christian Fritse add Hannah, his wife exetu-
ted unto Austin Corhin rs Trustee, . certain dstdo
Trust, conveying t. ) /. Trusts the land In Ciinto
county, Iowa, described al foiiovs. TO Wit: The
northwest q1arier - rec lou nunl~r tfirt.fn tl3l
IN township number eigaty two (~2l moth OF range
number Ave tbl, cast OF tue 18th 4 N, which ssid con-
veyance was made by The said Chris tan vrisss and
wife for the purpose ~ securing the "a OF fpur
certain proDissrry notes ana the i.te--sf thereon,
signed by saii Christian friese, dAteI he % lay
OF September. A u I,J1, and rayabi. a follows -
Two for The sum al iw. nty-eigi I dollars each, due in
six ard twelve mouths fretn date, one for the sam OF
seyeniy-tvo d,ilsIs. dne in siy months; aud one for
the sum Of eight hundred end seventy-tvo dollar,
Que la twelve months Aad IA " one OF sail FIRST
named aud said ihird note having become due and
payable u Wit the sum of one hundred dollars,
and tie said ChFis,ian Frese hav!n. failed to
pay The tame, /, Austin GVfhin, Trustee as afoEe-
aid, do hercby give this pabiic notice, that by
virtue of the pow er which IN 10 me vested by said
d--i " Trust | vii, on wednesday the 2Sl day Of
June. A u 1855, al the hour ~ 2 o'tlock IN the
afternoon OF .ai1 day, at the Court HoUsa door IN
the 'ity II Davenport, expose and offer fr sale,
Al public auction. the parcel OF land above de-
sciib' d, Or 50 much thereof as ahsl lie suiicient TO
satisfy ald pay the sni0gat @ said potes, with the In.
terest tne.cont T. the day ufsale, together with ali the
costs aud expenses attending said sale, OF this notice
an Trustees ,crs.
Dated the 18th day Of Nay anls5S.
AuSIIN CcRBIN,
may3nlts Iruftre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04


AIR LINE ROUTE.
(Nh.cago to et. Louis via 81 Louis, Alton 4 ChicA-o
CARRYING The CHEAT AAAA'oAs AND U. .. NAILS.
fle oniy diFect anu rs!ia"ie route 70 .he ooutn sno
South West, seventy miles snorter IMAM any otheF
route.
Trans leave depot OF MichisAn oou.ncrn All" hocs
Island n II, corner OF an buIeh ana onei man sts.
81 Louis psy E1pfess-io'S Aa-pdhy, toun"ays
exeepted) arrive I 81. Louie ii,So saH. es.n'ns'
81. LUIS Nisht EAPies--io,so A-Dshy' "'i''e
At 81. Louis il'SO next morning. .u
Day Aipfess-o'W AA-pahy' Ai'''e e"'o'eo
s;io r NJ .u
Night ESpfess-Z;A' MANY 1l'VeA Snieaeo
- III.
tla',e !" - - Chucaaa ~ q, -
" o
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers defined for Roomtneton. snr,nsn Acid
Dra.uT. I.crsnnv,I, N,nIss and ali nnin,. on ,he
M.issinr, Missouri x.us.s Cumheri,nd and Ten.
nass.. River. nv tas,ne ne .bove ron,s VIII =. snre
~ m.t IN. conn,ction. snd arr,yino in =, Ianis ON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. r.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and St. Louis.

rains 5savs CAloogo for 8. Lo~Is and tnssrun>-
dtGts places.
Accommodation Train, (4unday's exceptsd) sS0An
Express Train, Saturdays e~xcepted) 1llOPn
TtoS~sl sacs ~. Louisa for OAio0g0 and tntsrnsS
dtdSe psGces.
accommodation Train, Sundays escepted) 1904 =
Express Train (Ssturday's excepssd( eSoPn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Oarlinville and Alton.
viTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad ct
Joliet, making this the shortest, quickss, and most re-
liable route between et Louis and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central \. 4 1t Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of Illinois It Springfield, for
Decstrv and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from CHICAGO
With daily line Of Packets ut 81 Lo1is for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all plsces mentioned Abeve san
be procured 1t all the principal tit ket ofncss Ia the
Cnited States, and 1T he Ohncss
In st, Louis In Chicago
Foot OF Washington Az IS Dearborn street, oppo.
snus, on Levss. site fremont House.
RIOH'D p. MORGAN, JR., eupt.
bloomington, Jan. 1. 1863. fehIohf