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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

WlNT8k AAkANGEAkNT.
IN and after Monday November 25th, Passenger
" Trains on this Road Will run rs foll0ws:
First train leaves WATERFOWL at BIO A NJ arriving
in WatertOwna At 8 A n. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown At 2;25 P N, arriving 1t Wstertown at $50 P n
First Train leaves Milwaukee 1t S;l6 A Y arriving
At Watertowna at 11;l9A n. Second train leaves Mil.
wsukee at $40 r NJ arriving at Watertown at $50 P u
OONNRCTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to Chicago thence via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, cleveland and Rrie, end
NV York and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer C Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston,
also Connecting at Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Canada, New York Central to New
York city; thence via New York and New Haven
CONNECTING-GOING VEST.
At Wstertown with Stages to Oak Greek, Dodge
Centre, Wsurun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake,
Portege City. Portland, Waterloo, Hanchetville, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Otsego, wyocena, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Watertown at 800 4 \, and WilWaukee
r. W. DOWL1R, General Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. 16. 1857 octl7dts
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LEGAL.


vHTHEaRAs on tae 18th day Of 6eptcmbeY A y 1867,
w UhrisstAn frisec and Hannah, his wire. exesu-
ted unto Austin Corbin ss Trustee, = certain dsedo
Trust, conveying g. s.ii Trustee the land in Clinto
cesnay, Iowa. described ~ fellows, 70 ~tt: The
northwest quarter Of sec' lon number thirteen LI3l
III township number e1ghty-two 1921 north OF range
number I'VE tbl, east OF the 5th r \, which sid con-
veyance Was made by the said Chris ian vrtess and
wtSs fos the puIpose Of secuyns the pAyment OF four
certain pronissory notes ana the ~iateYest thereon,
signed BY SAIL Christian Fsicsc, dated the S0sh day
OF september, 4 d 1851, aud payable rs follows -
Two for The sum of twsnty-eigl I dollars each, due In
Sax aid tve3ye months from date; one for the sum OF
seventy-two dollars, due in siy months; and one for
TIE sum Of eisht hundred and seventy two dollars,
que In twelve months Aod new one OF said first
named aud ssid third note having become due and
payable to Wit the sum Of me hundred dollars,
and the said Christisn Fr.ese having failed to
pay the same, ], Austin Corbin, Trustee ~ asore-
said, do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue OF the pow er which is Ia me vested by said
deed VI Trust, | viii, or wednesday she 23l day Of
June. A d 1855, At the hour Of Q O'Clock IN the
afternoon OF laid day, ~ the Court HoIss door IN
the lily OF Davenport, expose and oder for sale,
at public sucttcn, the parcel Of lend above de-
scribed. or so much thereof as shall he sufficient TO
satisfy and pay the amount " said notes, with the in.
teres, thereon - the day u sale, together with Oil the
Costs and expenses attending said .ale, OF this notice
an Trust-r's fees.
Dated the goth day Of Nay A u 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIE,
EAy5UdU Trustee.
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DooGo : Uo03 I01o00 D3oomo00
Ossaeoeeye .lsr0se1smssssS,
an aad aRe1 MrnAay Nay Nth 1865, asd nntl
II yfnrtheg noslce, trains viii ieeve 0OcA taand daily
O1nAays excepted, - Soalovs
ise nsii train at s.aoAH
= freight $50
- uAghs 0zpeees o0P.M.
frsias arrive q Roek Island daily, Sundays e.
eepes1, - follows:
IL ntGAt express - An.
~ frs10ht trains q 100 p. II.
% mail train d 6.45P. II.
Al trains over this rod al In direct oonnex,ou n
Ohicaeo with trains over both the Michigan southern
Michigsn Central. Pit,sburs, Port wayne and Chica-
70 Ran Road % and frSn Dstrott, Ipiedo.
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, P1,tsbureh.
Dunkirk, Bulhjo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also Al
La0nlle WITH trans q the IltnOts Central Road-
North 70 0alens and South to St. Louis and Cairo. 70
which pisces tickets can be procured OF,
W. B. GremneiIe, Ticket Agent,
Agents, h. X. Depot, Rock Island,
Passengers are reminded cf the necessity Of giving
distinct direc ions - - the destination Of their bag
rage, also TO procure tickets before taking their seats
"a the cars, o the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
tions on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad.
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent,
". n. wEYnAx, Asst Srp't.
Rock Island. May. lG. lSi5. Idtfl
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rHEo. BETS, A. A. X. SAWYER
). u. MEILEN, JNo. O. MELLEN
sawyer, McIlem 4 Co.,
ass 4 9GO SOUTH WATER ST.
CHICAGO, III.
BETI 8, Il 20.
Ne. , SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis, Mo.
General Commission Il Forwarding
Merchants.
REFE NOES:
Renick & Peterson, st Loris.
" 8 Gilman, do
George Pegram, do
Capt X W Gould, do
Latin, Smith L Boies, do
Capt II Johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flint h wheeler, Chicago.
Eeef, do
Latin, Smith / Boies, do
s Kennedy 4 Co, New Orleans.
A4 Farwel 4 Co, Boston.
Startling, Mccullough 4 Co.,, N. Y.
May rs lS57d1y
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General Advertising and Collecting
AaWNI0K,
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p
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CHICAGO,
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For New and Boys,
BETTER AND CHRAPRR THAN vgR
TVHg Extraordinary low prices ruling at the East
i during the past winter months, a. veil - fhe
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for 6prins and
Summer wear, have induced 10 to purchase aud we
are now receiving by nxpr'ss, an unu,uaiiy large
and elegant assortment OF fine and fasbionab able goods
for mems wear.
READY MADH CLOTHING.
Our mandatory in this city has been kept IN con-
slant operation during the past four months, sna-
bilng Nc At this time to o6er the largest and bert ~.
sortment Of new and fsshionabl. garment ever exhib.
tied in the Northwest, and at prices mucn below
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equal TO the best custora work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the management o. one
OF the most sktllful Cutters in the country. 10 full
stocked with an entirely new assortment Of tsiatest
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money.
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G~z.Remember the number, los Lake street.
aprz7diy-JJ6 TAPPkk BROS.
To Brick Makers.
LHOR sale cheap for cai h-Si Brick Machines cons
plete and la good order. Each machine, with
ne horse, will make II. 900 Perfect Brick per day.
All the brick on the Hudson River are made by SIM
liar machines. Address
4 GIBBS,
mcl26-itf box 20l2, Clicag
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Metairie Course Races--secona Dev.

The weather condnning fine, there was another
large and gay attendance at the Metairie yesterday
The race, however, was not a very exciting one
the entries being Liz Mardis MinnshaAa and Marv
b., to run for Jockey Club purse OF $500, at two
mile heats, and hinnehaha being eyerybodys favor
lite, at two, three and four 10 one over the others
There was very little betting that we could perceive
The race, In fact seemed to be settled beforehand
and this prophetic feeling was fully justified by the
result for Mnnehaha won the race with the greatest
apparent ease.
Miunehaha led at the jump for the first heat and
kept the lead, Mary B. following close up and Ieay-
ing Liz hards at respectable distance in the rear.
II was string all the way through, varied only by
Liz falling behind Mary was about two lengths be-
hind MDnehaha at the end OF the heat. Time, 3:5s-
nothing 10 brag Of considering the condition of the
track.
Mary B. led in the second heat, with Mnnehaha
next, and Liz Mardis again in the rear. All three
formed pretty string in the back stretch but in
rounding TO come home, Minnehaha left her central
position to keep company with Mary, and in the
home stretch passed her, and showed her the way
into the second mile BY jump--Liz falling back
steadily The features Of the second mile were sew
erai ambitious attempts by Mary to lap Minnehaha
gradual loss Of ground BY Liz and Minnehaha
leading Mary home by a jump or two, in 1855; Liz
merely saving her distance.
SUMMARY:
MErAIRIE CoURsg N. o.-Second Day FAnrsiay Tan T.
Jockey Club purse. $500 two mile heats =
d. u ksnner.s B. m Sianshaha, BY MAhomst, dam Kate
A. L. BiDgamans ch. T. Mary b. By GIsncoe, dam Mari
TT ws 3 m Il. Sa,ii.. ~ di:neos, dam Fanny
- j. o---.-.--.....-.... .-...----............ s
First heat. Second heat
sirst mile: :....,--......--......... l:s9 15lZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Island of Cuba.

JOSE DOMIN & AYORAL,
Importers OfHavana Cigars Il Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where found superior stock of the best selections and
mostfavorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PKICEs.
"OLD JOE,n as he is Familiarity known for the las
sixteen years at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains quarters where found the yer,
Havana and Paper Cigars of his impor
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE
can always be found the very Chewing
Paper Cigars the very best quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

FROM FoRr SMIrH.-The Seminole Delegation
From the Fort Smith Herald of the 26th ult, we ex-
tract the following
Major Rector Superintendent Indian Affairs, who
has been sometime absent In the Indian country, re-
turned on Saturday last We learn that he has been
successful in raising delegations both of Creeks and
Seminoles and that the delegations win be here,
or before the S0h nst accompanied by their agents,
Garrett and Rutherford and headed by John Jumper,
principal chief of the Semnoles, and Tuckabatchee
Micco, chief of the Upper Creeks. The party will
number about fifty, and leave here on or before the
lst of January in charge OF the Superintendent The
object of the expedition is, the peaceful removal ol
the Semnoles in Florida, to .heir new country, west
Of the Greeks, a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
CLOaks, .MalltiILas,
Laces, EmbrOideries, etc., etc.

1O7......... AND. .IO9
CANAL s TREET.
Finding that her increasing business required additional
accommodation,
M 1 -. IT u E NJ IA n
beg inform her Lady friends and generally that
the spacious No. l7 street. adjoining
her present stand which has heea fitted up expressly
SHOW ROOM, for CLoAKs, MANTILLAS AND BON
NETS desirable and choice of those goods
received first Paris
ing opened which she respectfully ocits the attention and
patronage of the Ladies of New Orleans
gers visiting the city
The Embroidery Department
No. 100 considerably increased aud will be found
tain select assortment styles
FRENCH EMBROIDERIEs, REAL. LACEs
of every variety and entirely designs,
JoUVIN'S AND AtEXANDERS
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DRESS MAKING conducted lnder the direct supentend
of Mrs Turner hereoore by lady of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity
The Millinery Branch of business is attended by
French lady Of decided talent and taste.
Ladies' Families residing in the country, who may find II
visit New Orleans rely upon the strict and
puncus of their ORDERS by addressing MRS. TUR
NER. l09 Canal street.
Merchants conhdng their orders to Mrs Turner will End
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. l07 AND l09 CANAL STREET,
n6 2p3m&W New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

AN INNOCENT MAN CoNDENNED.-The Providence
Tribune reports that some twenty months since Mr..
Nathaniel Stanton, weknown resident of that city
embarked passenger on board the Mary E. Smith,
bound for Montevideo and New Orleans After being
several days at sea the passengers were informed that
their destination was the coast of Africa and if they
expected to fare well they must assist in the near
Gus traffic in whatever way they might be called
upon. The Mary E. Smith reached the African coast
took on board cargo of 'ehattelsn sailed for Brazil
was captured by Brazilian man-of-war, the vessel
sold, and all on board who seemed to be connected
with the voyage condemned to Imprisonment for life.
An effort will be made for the release of Mr. Stanton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

AWFUL DEATn.-on the evening of the 30th ult.,
Mr.. Thomas Emery, an old and respected citizen of
Cincinnati fell through the hatchway Of building
belonging to himself the corner Of Water and Vine
streets. He fell distance of five stories breaking
both legs, one arm, several ribs, and crushing his
head most frghtfully. 1t is almost needless to say
he was killed instantly. Mr.. Emery had just com
peted Of the largest lard oil and candle factories
in the West and was that day testing the machinery
At the time of the accident the building was full OF
steam and Mr.. Emery was cropping his way to the
staircase, when he mistook the direction and fell
through.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

WANTED TO BURN THEN The recent double
murder, near Lancaster, Pa, excited sneh intense
feeling that the people OF Mannheim to~nship made
every preparation to burn the perpetrators alive
gathered the hggots and proceeded 10 Lancaster to
get the prisoners. Better counsel prevailed, however
One OF the crowd who desired .he auto De ia think
ing they were proceeding informally and Illegally, ac-
tnay addressed letter 20 Gov. Pollock il is said,
asks permission TO bura the prisoners alive. ..ss...
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TeIegraphed to tbs New Orleans crescent.
coneRrss1orAL pRocEuprNcs


.---- - ---..---
WAsHrerok, jan t. -ssnass.-sewsrd presented
petition from the citizens Of Cauaadsigaa, N. r.,
praying the adoption Of some practical measure
whereby the North may cooperate with the South in
extnguishing slavery By the former compromising
tne owners OF Saves The petition was tabled.
kiog cfered resolution, which was adopted, ask
ing 'ne PIesdent 70 furnish copies Of correspondence
aho aspascnes rom our Ministers At the Courts of
Eng'Ana saa france and other powers, on the sub-
!ee' oi 'ne dangers Of enisranss contracting with
esi'ohsaDse pafues 'ef tneir inianc passages.
a iea''p was adop'ed asking foT The dispstches
sse Correspondence q the late Commissioners -
on,hA' WIN spe s.a'e Department.
IN Eao'ioa Of 1--WE, the COMMITTEES % Foreign
fea'ons was instructed 70 inquire into The expsdi
ency OF making an appreciation for the compensation
o. tne AinlsF Fer and other United States officers In
Japan.
Seaate-Tbe Presidents message was received
with information relative TO the recent events In Cen
fral America The President says that while Pxuld-
ing committed great error in aRresting Walker, be
thinks be waf actuated by patriotic motiges long
and warm debate ensued, Seward, Doolittle and
Pearce sustaining the Presidents views and Davis
Crittenden, Brown, Pugh. Tooufs and Douuas
speaking i'm Opposition. The message ,as referred q
the COMMITTEES ON FOREIGN Afyairs The Senate fIe.
went into executive session. M
Hosse.A select COMMITTEES s,s snro;rtea !, -.
ouire into the cireu.tances attendag ~ ~ ~
Port snell;up The conuutsee ro,s;-fsa y p.~,,-tt
Morri. of Il1oos Morrill, FaulLner ,ua p.s,;s g.
s;de,a,on m he prss;dent,. -. ,s-rr.sS
| rh, uor.. .,,-asd ,-tar 1, .s;er-..s !. - :.
.s;o,,r, ,,,,; ua,.r .,. .,,.r,,~ ~.
! ~ X. pa..I1 ~ Me- f,r,s.ns -
rh..ss --1.s.a:..S ~. .x,. -
tbs OIv n,a,,,s !, .,,.-s.. c.r,-ss
and ass;rsd j. .,,.,5,,snt ~ .,,. Ts.,~.s;,.
w,sh,,-n - ~. s..,..-....s ~. rs..---..
s,d .a;d ~ NJ -
attended ,h.t ,h. ,,s,,l. ~ .,,,,a aa;a. ,
slave.v cr.stior a. ,bs,,astva. ro,,.. -z,,,~,,.s
Havrs rso,,cr u.rr.t - -
NEW YoRx Ian. 7-Pyivate s,,v;css from H.vv. os
a.. Or. \. -. .a..H ~, ,..n A-s's =
80 80 - e.'. u.i.' ise' s'ea"y
o''''"' 90 sA'''' y ~ usss' '''0 Dsiss-
49, ~ svsi.
80 NJ. = ~ N - e,
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g. 49,. -. -
~, p = i''-'' - w
asnx s,.r.ns;or
CNcrssIF1. Jan. r. The Merchants. Bank Of
Cleveland has suspended.
Riots in Canada West.
SANDWICH, c. W., Jan. Great excitement has
been caused by the sheris declaring Mcleod elected
70 parlament over Rankin The Mn;stsr;al ,.,ssts
m. cha-;f ,-.s ,tl;,,.s Il e.. - .r,~h:-. u -
hs ,;fs DonaId Reeve 4, .,,s,.,,,,,,, - ssrs y.
ronlti,ude vas beaten and seyiouslv ninrsd
Steamer New yo-k
NRv YotK. Jan. The steamer New York trom
Glasgow. with dates Of the 10th ult. has arrived.
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Read This {!
NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq;
Dear srThe twenty -four inch MIL which purchased from
you Mr. j. Faekwoods plantation has been attached to
the sugarm engine and put in operation last week.
mnch pleased with every respect regard
pety durability, and quantity grinds timed the mill
when operation several times and found surprise that
the grinding bushe unue therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing be superior any mill manufactured
Yours respectfully,
nnl4 2ptf JOHN S. MeDoN AID. Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08


The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLU UNB rs,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Work done in all
their various branches
Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Washhand Basins and Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various paterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHsTANDs, suitable for water
works without, a beautiful article for bedrooms
We constantly hand large
mento
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Cocks all
sizes; washsAnd Sink, Buffers shampooning Compression,
for hot cold WATER Lager Beer and Csen Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all knd Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from inches and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
proven be the very best article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Amazon Stoves
cook for families of from persons sizes
that will cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valvesThree sizes Nos aad A. prices $40 So
SOTO from 25 81 feet perpendicular
the from 80 ITO feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, PATTERN
prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Paror, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
Ra-A work done by warranted give satisfaction Or
| ders solicited from the country
C. @. BIER & CO.,
ol2 1y-2p3m No. s5 Camp street, New Orleans.
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ps- The steamboat Arkansas, Capt. Haines, ar
rived yesterday with a large crowd Of Indians, as
passengers there are A Seminoles and Creeks,
they their way to Florda under the charge Of
Major q. Rector Superintendent Of the Indians west
Of Arkansas, Col Rutherford, agent Of the Semnoles
and NJ Johnson clerk, for the purpose Of inducing
Billy Bowlegs and his tribe to emigrate to their lands
west OF Arkansas Col Rutherford informs us that it
is their intention to land at Tampa and proceed at
once towards the swsmps in search OF him.
Among those arrived are the two celebrated prnei-
pal chiefs of both nations John Jumper Of the Semi
noles, and Tuksbatchee-M Micco, Of the Creeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

DeTi1sger Pistols.
The undersigned, SOLE AGENTS in New Orleans for
HENRY DERINGER of Philadelphia, have just received
complete beautiful of his CELEBRATED PIs
Tolls with GOLD SILVER and STEEL Mountings The
reputation of this Pistol the BEST SINGLE BARRELED
WEAPON in the WORLD remains yet unehallenged.
Every shot and sighted accurately by the maker him
self before hands this gives the puI-
chaser perfect of their reliability made to
his own order. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Corner Canal and Royal sts.,
dl7 2ptf New Orleans
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wan Paper, wan Paper.
RAuMRACH 4 EYERS

BAUMBACH d EVERS,
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post Office.
Particular attention paid to all their line 2ply