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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-24
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GaIena and Chicago [ MON 4. \

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NUAARs ARRANGEAENT-On and after We'd
- nesday, June nth. 1887, passenger trains I'm
leave Well street Depot daily (supdays eye~phd
For 1rce.ort, Galena. Dunlehh aud -. Paul.
Passenger and 4 all. ....................is:i5 A
rassrhg.r.. .......................l9 ~ NJ
CHICAG' rULT0S AND IOWA LINE.
For Diaoa, Futon aud Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. $50 =
do do ....stS
UekAio fasss niger. .l:US -
BKLOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
for B-loit, Janesvrle and Msdison.
FOX RIVER v ALLEY RAJ. ROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHcnry and niohmond.
Two rhroush trains viii leave central Depot. isos
d Lake street. - follows:
RO1 0AL1nA. DUNLBITH AND o.. PAUL.
Daily land ss.:s:.d 1000 100: rs
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALsNA q CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1910 N, arrive In Chicago as Pn
Leave Freeport $40 NJ, arrive In Chicagv 8;9 A -
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINN.
Leave Fulton 10 n, arrive In Chicago 4s6rn
do DO i'm, do do i.,sAn
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANuH.
cave Footviile 1910 n, arrive In Chi sgc A;t5P =
Leave footville 3, IS N, arrv~ In Chicago q. so u
Leave Be.oit 800 n, srrive In Chicago iI;i0 n
POx RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD
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Leave Elga 81 2;;25 NJ, arrive In chicago 40 n
PASSENGERS for all points on tn g G U NJ X, in-
GLIDING Fult.n, Belot and Madison lines, should
take IN, trains from the Wells street depot.
All thu above trains connect with tn gr 1t eastern
lines divcrging fr nj CT icage
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ces; spsndirg' corner Lake aid arborn
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House aud ~ he Central and We'll, street Depots.
JOHN b. TuR~kR. President.
p. HALL, erp rim end mt.
W A THRALL, Gen.rAi Ticket Agent (oct17d
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VTSHE La1ies Of the Union Benevolent Society OF
this iy tally extern their thanks 20 IL Hon
Pa 4 n, Of PhiladclIh'o, f.r check Of 40 M.
I'd 70 said society March II b 1858
nA SWAN,
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EHO1 one OF more yeass, upoa unincunbsrsd Dee
II Estate Security IN ocrt orupty = o1ne = ~
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EMPLOY ,snENT.

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THE undersigned will attend 20 the winding nm n,
i the late hfm, and continue the D ofession AZ he
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Dissolution,

VIE late firm Of Myers Morrison, Surgeon D.n
L lists, Is this day dissolved. ~
D. MYERS,
Davenport, February 90, 1857.
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ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE 10 one Of
the largest and best literary papers Of th day. An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages, or forty COL
unns, Of enter aiming original matter and ele0ont-
IN iltsfrdfed every week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
Later from California, Oregon and New
Mexico.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l0.-Thn overland
CAliiornis mail arrive here at nine
o'clock last night A l'rge number OF
prominent citizens assembled at the lie &.
pot OF the Pacific railroad. on the arri
val OF the train from Jefferson City -
Mr.. Buuerfelh, the President OF the
Overland Mail Company, was greeted
with hearty Welcome from the crowIl,
and was formally received in briel
and highly complimentary speech by
John F. Darby, on behalf OF tho ci,i.
zsns. Mr. Buuerfell responded in an
appropriate manner, returning his warm.
es, thanks for the unexpected demon.
sHstion and coidisl approval Of his la,
Dor by the citizens Of ST. Louis.
The mails were then csc orted 10 the
post. office by a long procession OF the
people and hands OF music.
The Alta Californian OF the l4,h
ul,., prepared expressly for the over
land mail. furnishes the following item.
OF news:
A telegraph lice from Plscerville tc
Salt Lake City had been commenced.
The news from Frazer river was IN
important. The water was still toe
high for successful mining purposes
Business at Victoria was much depress
ed. ...,t- .,
OREoos.- The dates from Oregon
IRE to the eth uli. A skirmish had 10
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
From the Rio Grande,

Te Browsville Flag, Of the 10th ultimo,
furshes the following Mexican news. IL
spprs that the expected Lattle between
tbe,rces Of Vidaurrl AZ d those OF Mtamon
had at taken place at last accounts:
Iri,ate lctleis have been received in This
oitg from San Luis Potosi to the | 9th instant,
fran which 1t appears 'hatthere has been no
i.htlng there as yei. Vidaurri hos with
drawn his forceSs from San Louis P,tosi to
We hacienda OF La Paraha, mt ar the city
II is sad tlat Mirapon would not accep
Vitaurr's Offer OF battle and the latter now
wisles TO draw Miramon into the city of Sar
LOUIS, where his defeat would be inevitable
This greatest search of PtUv is'ono snd fofags
is repIrsentedto prevail IN the city, which
rs almost dese'ted by its inhabitants. though
the liberal amy is receiving supplies and
reinfofcemenis daily. They are abundant.
ly supplied sith all the appliances Of war.
We have adyces from a very reliable
tource from the head quarters OF Governor
CARA thatthe troops being no longer needed
before Tanpico, aud haviug no enemv Il
encoun.eri IN the state, 500 men have been
detailed br Vera Cruz. to be placed at the
orders ofPresldent Juarez, who was form
ing an amy, aud had one already quite for
midable. The cavalry forces from Tamau
lipos has been dsbanded, and are to return
10 theirh0mes.
The purser of the Gen. Rusk reports tbs
the yellow fever was raging with great vlo
lenee IN Matamoras and Brownsville, ten t,
fifteen persons dying daily, and large mum
berol persons being down with The disease
The report Of the city sex'on, made 10 tn
Council on the evening of the 9th Monday
shows filty-three interments from the l3t
to Ihe 25th. The Flag reports fourteen in
ternents on .he 2Gth and 27lh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
The New Steamer that is TO Cross the
Ocean In Six Dats.

The novel Steamship built by Messrs,
Winar 8, Baltimore, 10 cross the ocean
in six DAYS. is being launched. This
queer looking craft attracts a great de II
Of notice. II is one hundred and eighty
feet long and only sixteen feet wide ;
has no keel nor cutwater, no blunt bow
st,nling up above the wa,erline to re.
ccive blows from the sea, and no fiat
deck 10 hold. or bulwark TO retain wa.
ter. She has four high.pressurc en-.
sines with boilers like those OF loco.
motive. Being built entirely Of iron,
she will be fre.proof, ami from the
number of her wnler.light compart.
ments. it ia thought she will be com.
pnratvely free from danger OF sinking,
in case OF collision. Her form, also, is
such as makes her stronger than usual
rui "i'' "r...'. ~. la,,i nnssihlA hali
for the winI and aves.
TIE Baltimore Sun dcscibes the pro-
peIling machinery as follows: TAX"
plain fat ring of vour finger and rnn
il on 10 the millle Of cigar, upo'
which i, is to rcvolve freely by n pow
er applied inside, which, in the vessel
consists Of four steam engines place.
amidshi1s. Now, IN this ring attach
equal distances all arounl il nangc'
set at an angle adapted TO act upon tn
water as propp'Iers, slrikins the wate
bv the swift and powerful revolution o
the wheel around the Dolly ol the YES
!se,. This wheel is covered all aronn'
hv n belt OF iron hroa enough 10 en-
close the wheel an exlenl soma fou
feet nm each side beyond Il; this b"|
is supported BY plates Of iron stani'n
eigcwise from the surface OF the vesse
I to vhich they are rivitei. These p ate
n iron divi lie the space under the be
on each si,le Of the wheel into CON
pnrtments, anil these compartment
above the wnterline are again enclose
AZ the side next the wheel, shutting
entirely from view. Below the wate
line they ARE Of course open 10 adm
III" free action OF the wheel upon tn
water"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
Eramisation Of Cant. Towo,e,a


The examination OF Capt. Tom.
SEND, OF the plsver Echo. WIS con.
Guided at Boston, on Tuesday. and
the prisoner was FULLY committed
lor piracy. to t.ke his trial before
tho Circuit Court. on the 18th n,
Slases orig Dophin's officers were
recognized as witnesses, in $500
each. A new complaint has been
entered against Townsend 70, a mis- 4.
deiueanor, under the fourth section
vi the act OF 1918, to which he plead
ed not guilty, and was ncld in the
sum OF $4,000. and the witnesses
were held ia 500 dollars EACH
This alleges that Townsend was
engaged in the transportation Of
slavcs; and, II convicted, makes
him liable TO q fine OF from $1,000
10 $5 600, with imprisonment tor
three to seven years, according to
'liscrcsion OF court. The prisoner
Is represented rs being calm, and
that ia will be sent To-
Charleston South Carolina. ior trial.
and be acquitted there. Ills coun-
Bel, Messrs. Train & Paine will
make an cn,rt before the Circuit
Court to obtain a transtir OF iuris
j elton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

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= nso.e Y We trust, 70 tall into the hands
!. s.. Ine routed ahd scattered enemy.
nnent and justice will gain { stili
urines bold upon the miods Of onr
people, % Increasing light IL sled
90 the corruptions and Assrant
,wrongs OF the party. which now lords
.-,i = Owe. .l1.l the nation. nation, A. thsySeese.
and our majorities will swell still
higher. The tide once completely
turned, as II now is. there 10 no hope
Ia the future for the party which has
% repudiated all its pledges, and ST.
grossly perverted its power. There
is no resurrections to the Admins.
tration faction In Hamilton County.
from such defeat rs It suffered yes
terday. Its cl,asiisernent is q fatal
ouc. IL can never regain what il
,'as lost. Buchanism, here, is de-
furct for oil time. Under the Dong
las garb. our opponents may still lin.
ger on, and even revive a little, bu,
Lecomptonism has deceased.
From the returns it will be seen
that the Opposition, have made q
lean sweep, through the county,
Our entire ticket is elected by not
'ar from one Thousand majority.
= Cincinnati Gozette.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15


ken place between Msjoi Car
command, and the Indians on the 0n'lI
assn river Lieutsnsnt Allen = SIX
lndisns wefe killed. -
A party Of fminers under the comm n
OF Msjor Robinson vas attacked an
the Indians on. tn. W
runof had obtaiUel credit a. N
las. that Gen. PsImer's party had beer
nassacred oy the Indians near Okans
gan river.
Gold diggings had been found on tn,
Wenatshe river.
The Independence correspondent o
the Repu6lican says that the Santa r,
mail arrived q, that place on the 8.
inst. The Nsvajoe Indians sill refus,
10 surrender the murderer of Maiot
Brooks negro. On the 29ih OF Angus
a hsh, occurred between a small de
tarhment OF troops, under Captain Nc
Lean, and the Indians. at Bear Springs
IN which NJ, Lean was severely wound
ed and six or eight Nsvajoes killed.
Colonel Loring's command was ex.
pected TO arrive at Fort Union in few
days.
General Garland. Major Nichols Ind
Captain Ess,ou had lett Tor the states
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
Arrival OF the steamer City of Balti-
more.

Sr. Jons's. n. F.. October lo.-The
steamship Chq Of Baltimore, Captain
Le,ch, from Liverpool. on Wednesday,
,hc 2oth ult. passed Cape Race on
Friday, the slh inst, ~ 8 a. m, en-
route for New York. Her news has
JUS, reached this place. The Chy Of
Balimore mas large AMI valuable
cargo adl one hundred passengers.-
She will doubtless reach New York on
Tuesday morning The news is quite
interesting, as will be seen from the
foil lowing sy nopsis made up from papers
brought in by the news yacht.
lYDiA.--Later and important news
had heen received hom India. The
Gwalior rebels were defeated on the
l7lh OF August They had seven hun
lred killed while the loss Of the British
was lrihicg.
The fort Of PIocurce, after thirty
honrs shelling, was surrendered 10
General Gapier on tho 2tth. A brill.
ian, victory had boen gained by three
hundred and fifty police over four thou
sand rebels. Three Bengal regiments
had been re.snned.
The Punjaub, Bombay and Madras
Presidencies were tranquil.
GREAT BRIrA,s.--Ths controversy
between Prof. Whi,ehouse and the Di
rec,o of the Atlantic Telegraph con
liauss in the newspapers. The shared
Of the Company were quoted at Gsl'
6a25.
The Liverpool Corn Trade Associa
,ion recommends that corn. -four ant
meal be sold by The uniform STANDARD
OF ono hundred pounds weight.
u FRANcE.-Princs Napoleon has gon'
10 Warsaw to invite the Emperor Alex
sndsE to visit Paris. The Duke o
MalakoH is 10 be married on the rstus'
OF the Emperor from Chalons.
!, Havrs. Dunkisk. Disp'ers, Calai
sni Bologns are to be pu, in . state o
} defence. A sort Of refuge 10 TO be con
suuc ted between Brest and Cherboufg
4 ,snA.---Ths King Of P'ussia is no
10 abdica,s in favor Of his brother. Tn,
Regency 10 still in favor Of The PHnc'
: OF Prpssis. The King can assume hi
full power II no RECEIVERS his ply sics
and mental health. The Regency 10
meanwhile, to bs uninterrupted.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

A SOUTHERN PLATFORM. - The
South CaroLtnian publishes patri.
otic platform Tor the approaching
campaign. The principal plank ia
tue dissolution OF tine American
Union, the perfect independence OF
ihe cotton growing States, and the
establishment and rigid enforcement
|of . non-interference act, cutting of
all communication and trade with
the people oil the northern or Repub.
licsn states and the entire southern
section.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
Arrival Of the Indian Empire.

H,Lir,x, October 1.-THE steamship In.
din Empire, from Galway, arrived here yes.
terlay. She left Galway on the 2Sth ultimo,
and brings Liverpool and London dates Of
The previous day, sent by telegraph to Gal.
way.
Cotton, on Monday. closed steady
Flour dull. Provisions quiet. ConSos
have advanced, closing on Monday at 81 %
and 81 rs.
The Indian Empire passed Cape Race at
seven o. clock on the morni ing of the 7ih in
slant. arrived of Halifax at nine o'cl ok
yesterday Sunday morning. She encoun-
tered stormy western gales during the pass.
age.
She brings two hundred and fifty passen. q.
gers.
The roval mail steamship Africa arrived
out on lhe 26th ultimo.
Tn official synopsis Of the English ,re aty
with China has been published, the main
features OF which are already known.
Separate articles provide for an indemnity
ri 1000 900 reals loI the expenses orthe war.
The British forces will remain in China un
al the indemnity is paid in full.
The political news is not of much import.
ance.
~ "u" '~.,r'',- .tTIIyv I.a,,,s,, ~,
would marry the eldest daughter Of the King
Of Sardinia. The Prince was to visit Turin
in October
II was stated TIM, the Russian Navigation
Company will be authorized To establish n
station IN Algeria, aud to have a depot OF
coal there.
= he Spanish expedition to Cochin China
will not he expected 10 commence operations
before November
The Spanish preparations against Mexico
continue. The Minister OF Marine b rs beef
TO Cadz 10 inspect them.
TIE Bank Of Frrnkfort has raised the rat,
OF discount, to four per cent.
Arrangements the transfer Of the Ans
trla railway lines to RothSchi Id and othe
French and English capitalists had beeI
completed.
i The late conspiracy ut Naples was for
mdlble one. II inclnded many high per
sons and had extensive foreign ramiGcations
A conspiracy had heen discovered o exis
IN Persia. against TIE Prime Minister.
! failed and the leaders were beheaded.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
rhe Balloon Rsce-D,v Fixed aud
FERNS Agreed Upon.


The Balloon race he, scen two OF
the most cel,brhtrh aeronauts in
he world, Mons, GODDARD and Prof.
steiner. will take place on Monday
he 18th inst. The imitation OF the
Ba looms each containing SO, 900 cn.
ric ,eet Of gas, will colninrncs at
iine o'clock in the morning. and
he ascension win take place at four
''clock. precisely. A committee ol
1--WE we'll known citizens have been
'hosen. who are to act as Judges
&c. They will decide whether the
Weather in the morning shall justi.
y the initiation OF the Balloons. -
When the imitation c,mmences the
,eronsuts mu 90, Each may tax,
ipa passenger at his own discre
ion. The success OF either will bt
n relation TO distance, not height
Arrangements will DO made for each
,eropaut to send down, ut every towr
'assed, in q parachute, q "log I" "ol
rot. containing tho namo of tn,
Balloon which pssses, and any &c
'ident occurring on the trip, which
Will he sent by telegraph, 80 thai
the citiz,ns here and else where may
bs continually pnsted OF the wherea,
bouts OF the aeronsnts. and the sue
lcees Attending their aerial Hipbt.-
Aoos. GODDARD and Prof. Steiner
each expect TO be mp three or foul
ldsy.,
| TIE ascension win take place a
the City Lot, and the price of ad
lmlssion has been fixed at twenty,
'Ihve cents --CinoinwSt; Gasetts.