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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23

LEGAL.


"9bhBAS on the 21st dag Of October, 4 n, 1857
W DittDer vieth. and oarsh visths, his wife. ex-
scuted unto Dsvid 3 True. Is Trustee, . certain deed
e1Ifuss, cooveyins 10 said Trustee the lsnes IN D OFT
county, Iowa, d~escsihed - follows, to vis The nsrih
nsis o. The soo'h.vest quarter, and the southwest
quarter Of tie northwest quarter Of esction thirty.
tnfee ttS,, In tosnshap s~rventR6pins (s9J north Of
Range three 90 east Of the 81 which said cor
veyancr was made BY thu s. DittCer vicths ana
Sarah vieths for - pu,poss Of securing the pay
ment OF certain promiasory note and he inter si
thereon. AiGn d BY the aid Dittms. vietha ir 1854,
dated the 3lss day of Oct Der, A d lso. aud psysti
on the 10th day OF Novemh 2, A ID ST, y the order
Of l ". Woodward with interest at ten per cent per
annum after maturity.
And no. sad note having heeone dus aud payable
ana said Ditiuer Vtsshs HAVING failed =, pay The
same,I. David s True. the under signed, Trustee ..
Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that b.
virtue VI The power which 10 In me ve~t.d by said
aeed Of Trust. ] viii, on Saturday the 9th day q:
February 4 D, lSSS ~ 'hr hou- o. z O'CLOCK Ia the A.
ternoon o. satA day. II the Court Hons. door la the
CITY OF Davenport expo snd sGer Ior sale, at rub
nc auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, the parcels
OF lana soove describ d, Or So much th.r Of - shall
oe suf1cirnt t. satisfy and pay he amour. Of said
note, with Interest 10 III. day Of sale, + gether with
tIs expenses attending sail sale, costs OF this notice
ana Trustees .ecs..
Dated the iAth day Of Jsnu4ry, . d, 1875
DAVID 9. T2UR,
SAIlAlts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
RAILROAD.


LNOe u LOUIS, ALTON, LuAvRNwOerg 0rfY
+ ksssss Cay. Re re Hss.e, 1vs.vNlr. vn.s sne..
Peoria, Dss.tar. sesieshs,d; "a :o1yale, ss2sss
Esd ell points on IN. lever = 81. ssppi.
Trs ne vi, les.s the @ 81 Osatrsl 0spss, teoe Of
oseth wsier and IAae stsssts, ~ foilovs
Psoria, 81. uis, Gin innati ana CaiSs Rxpress q
600 4 4 (Sonday. excepted
Psens, 3 Lou.: and csiro Express ct s:ls ? .
without change Of cars, and the must expeditions 10
sp1ssnsld, Jsctsoovilie and Nspses.
To passengers fr osmphs, vicksbuSgh, New Or.
leans, he, the rouie, VIA tjsieo. 10 The oSly direct ,and
10 twenty four hours In advance Il asy Oshef.
CONFLICTING
Ar GiLUAx-w1th Peoria 4 o. 1s~k r Z fs Pc
ora, a!eseurs aud fowls upon main Iiss u Illinois
Gent !.
AT JoLoso-wth s,ains Of ,Ae g eat western 4
, east toe Dsnvfie and Lafayette; vest for spr ns-
Odd yscssoovule and Naples and towns On the Lii
soils Rsver.
ton 4 81 Louis = I. going east 70 fssrs Haut~ India
nspoiis kvanssis AMI Charlottesville; west for A.
Ton and 81 Luis.
AT OpIH AND SAxDovAL-wih train, 90 the Ohio
nissis.ip.i :.'t for towns upon rs i'nej
vest for st LOUIS and Alton
At ST. LOUIs-With Pacific = B and steamer fer
Kansas and Nebraska and all point. on the Missouri
River.
AT CAIRo-with steamers for Memp.f Matches
New Nrissns and 81 p iats on the Aisi,s.ppi river
For 6.l-na Duni b Dubuque and 8. PAU trains
leave via Gale.s : Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A u and . - p nj
Connscing u Dunieith with a daily line Of First
Glass Passenger Steamers tor Prai. lie Du CHEN L.
Csosss Win y . Hsstings Huns b Prescott and It
Paul. Aiso, connecting u Duouque with tho Dc.
DUQUE 4 PACIFIC X = fvr Dyessviiie Cedar Kspids
Independence Sioux Cdy &c.
For Bioonington - Sale Dixon Amboy Pho &c
trains leave via Chicago L BariingtCa
At9l5A n AND 500
Making dtrec. corn, c'ioGs 81 Asadots With trains on
Main LAne Of Illinois Central for al the soove poists.
THROUGH TICKEfS
Can BE- obtained II the once Of the MichiSsn Central
= = opposite fremont Nouse corner Lake end Dear.
bora streets; aesO 1t he e1nce q the Pitt iuYgh ~
WayssA Ohicago h = opposits fremont House and
IT the ON - Of the company In the Great Central De-
pot foot Of south Wsier and Lake streets.
JAS. y. CLARKE,
w.. Master Transportation
q neral Ticket Agent. SILAS B3Nr
Janl6du Sup't Chicago Div.
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JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
TO YOUNG Z AMI

~
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
first and direct consequence
Of rxc.ss and abuse Of the
sexual -y-ten, Is . peculiar
diseased condition Of the %
minsi organs which hap
thor ~ hus ~Tk MAS
called the special Jis-ase d
Mast uybation. The follow
Ing dts0fders, some IN one
case, some In another, are
again the direct ooseequen-
ces u this disease, viz : ~
mtnsl Emissions GENERAL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis R.R
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
CHICAGO and 81. I.Ouria.

= DE- w EN
Chicago and st. Louis.
ratNs Isoss CAtc0go for 81. Lo,ts and t.t.r-.
dtoSs place..
Accommodation Train, (eunday's exceptsd) ss0Ar
express Train, (sstardAy's sxcspted) 1llOPn
Vsos"s Isoes q. Lov<eJ for Chicago and j~ssvs.u
dt0ts psGcss.
coonmodaton Train, (6unday's exoeptedl 7O0A y
Express Train l0sturday's excepted) SSOrn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
~ OF es9eage. Train: run through Joliet, Bloom
inlton, springfield, Oarllnville and Alton,
WfTralns run on this road make direct connac4,oo.
ii Jolise Out OF and Michigan Central ReiirosS n
Jo!tee, making this he shortest, quiekst, ~ most r..
nsele !eate betveen 6 Loais andNsV Tor. 1ossen
He1e9aIAias nd Ne 1ase.
49, mt1Gb csntzal H. 4 paoouinston a, L..
oAMob UD6oaA end ooiYo.
m ere: Western Of Ina.sis u Springfield, for
WIN IN The Railroads divsrgine from Oh,e.,o
Sith oauy line Of Packets at s. Louis Tor Heokuk.
Nev orleans, and Missouri River.
Inloogn Iiesss: ior 81 places mentioned above can
g psecsred at I'll the principal " let 49, IN ~
On,ted etaees, and st hs omen
r.: r.: :: !: %: 60 A. :: D:. !: Ss, :::::.. .,,.-
&sssseAsvU@ ette fremont Houea.
Hes.inssen. Jan. /. lsgs. 1sSisda 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT,
ny FRANC n. wuaxsR.

Inc above work VIII be similar IN Typoerapty and
Binding to "Otncibnati In lSAi,n ard vtl ,nsinds
the nsriy History and Personal and Anced lei REM
tniscencss Of Davenport, together with Hog raphIes.
.a.snesses aud Autographs o. = promins u men;
II wil slsc embrace ucmp~ndlous articlae upcn tho
rn,esco!, I0dnsyfal, social and Pcliilcal caaeacesr-
Sssses q sus city ;--fuil statbtice Of svsEy dopayt-
mene OF note and interest, etc i, &c.
Subscriptions nay b. left with the publloheu. nth
the author, or Ut 0illets's News Rom. Orderr ~
nail promptly attended 70 Price o. %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed Store.

nLhiVTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Flour, Grain and Heed, keepe const.niiv ON
hand .t MA store on Perry street, between P,ost nd
seeono; al kinds u Flour and Feed, coueistine Of
~n.se Aountsin Mills Flour In ibis. y aud IA bol
oaCAs Fiour, Buck Wheat Flour, Corn Msal.
ali kinds Of Mill Peed, viz Bran. Shorts and Hesds
nnse, also Oats and Corn. shelisd ana on the ear. an
OF wliia 10 viii deliver At any reasonable dis,sncs
I'm. nls store, free Of charge, to the Retail Trade.
wheat and nats and Buck Wheat. store on.n from
~ e ~. 4. On And shsr Monday Nov. I'd, lss7.
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Notice.

NoTtOD 10 hereby siven th.t the subscribers h.vs
~ been duly appointed Executor and Hxecutrix
Ofths estate Of Alexander ". Nc %reeor. a. s.s.N
late Of davenport, In tho county Of Scott aud St.te
Of Iowa, ard taken upon themselves that srust bv
Giving bonds as the Law airects.
All persoDs having demands upon the estate az thu
said deceased are required to exhibit tho same; ~
gu persons Indebted to the said estate are called On.
On 10 Mako payment to
4. J. Lawns, Exe utor.
D 4. hc0RD0OR, 1xeeutrtx.
Dsveopsrt. Iowa, Nov. l0th. 1851. Movildtf
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Independent Telegraph Line.
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T CEJVD PER 1Usnrv

= CLtS1 COAL MINI > 90 are
now selling their superior c,al a. tbe,r 80
ls1rner ototh . and West>ra Avenue) at eiEhs csnss
~ eushsi and ten cents deI!vered. The citi.sns ~
Daven1ott and people ofthis vieioity VIII rene@h.r
and we nov assure them hat ~ shall cantis.e -
oell q u vegy lowest rate.
Dov0nport, January 8. 1868
500, LOAR1I, THOMAS 4 CO.
s""~u - t1upgjooGRa
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WTmfe,. .arr0n ors,a e,ai

Winter -ayJ0n cement,
ON and after EcGdav DE 4. LIST 1865, ana until
Ofurther notice. trains viii leave RocA island dairy
Sundays excepted, ~ f0iloNs:
LIST mail train At 10. 90 A n
I'd night express 90 n.
ID freight, with I'd class cars at 63OAN
Trains arrive ~ Rock Island daily, Sundays e.
ceptvd, ~ follows
LIST night expI lob A. bOOAn
"a msll Tram ~ 6.OWP. n.
Sd freight, with I'd class cars At 00OPn
All trains over this road are In direct connection ut
Chicago with trains over both the hichigan southern
and Michigan Central r.. R. to and from Detroit, To-
leio, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnst., Pittsburgh.
DunkIrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New Yors'
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also 81
LaSs'le with trains Of the Illtpois Central Road
North 10 0alena and South to St. LOUIS and Cairo. 10
which places tickets can be procured of
s. 8. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
X. y. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the neCessityof giving
Distinct directions as to the destination VI their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking their seats
IN the cars, Is the conductors collect fares only &c Sta
tious on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island ratroed.
JOHN TRACY, Superintendent.
". h. WHIfhAn, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. 1854 (dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL II r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ and after Monday No 25th. PASSENGER
~ Trains on this H. al Will ruu az foIluvs;
First train leaves Wstert.wna at o;lO A N arriving
IN WAtert wn ~ 3 A n. Second Tram ave, Wa
tertownAt 2;Zo P n, arriving at Tste, town al S.st, n
First Train leaves Milwaukee, al 8; is A n arriving
At Wat rtowD at ll;i9AA Second train leaves MIL
waukee At 6;2o ? n .riiving al wstertown At 9;9v pm
CONNRCTING-GOING EAST.
AT Milwaukee with the Green Bay, M,lwauke, and
Chicago Railroad to 0hitsgo; thi nco via Michigan
Southarn, Cleveland Toledo, Clev.isnd aud Er,.. .nd
w York and krie to New York city thence via
steamer c vanderbilt and Ply mouth Rock to Bo.t,n.
also c-nnecting At Chicago with Michigan q ptral.
Great Western, Canada, New York Central r. NV
York city thence via New York AIT New Have,
CONNECTlNG-GOING WEST.
At Wat rtown with Stages TO Oak Creek. Do,s.
Centrr, WauPun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, FIX l.ke
PortAg &c : ity. Portland, Waterloo, nanchetyiIl-- Ann
Prairie, Columbus, Ots-go, wyos-na, L..
FREIGHT RAINS
Leave W stertown at 800 A Y, ant viii varkee
r. W. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1887 octl7dt,
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Trustees Sale.

HEnKAs on he first dav OF Jaruarr. n 1875,
Johann Halsiiie exc ui.d INT, Aust a Corbu,
s. TruS { a certain d.ed II ftusi, couys Wig Ia = +,
1tLst the lana in SCOT eosl.iy, I,wa de-, it,d n.
fiio"s t. vi Part'f Sedioos Number tween y.sx
t.t) on II mr. yeniy t.SrnI & la towush n.u,.
b ! eighiy CO. north o rdhe na..Dcl III ce AZ e.,i
OF h r ii, ds.r,b d AS FOL ows, 10 wi :. QUINN
aim soulh r.sl Cos nri OF section humber / ..u,v-
seven ca toe c. e II n CT cn iin N = tl ,hnfr.
to he q ~ T VI II 1T Plea ant road them nd IL
I enty q gre . west 10 the mt rstci ION T sari : III
wllh n line T IN NC through IN md az s.id =
tion numctr t"'bty-srv u CD 10 wit: to a point
eight ~ CHAINS and cighty-ase $50 Inns 1.tt frum
me 'as' qua ter.,ecu1h'o Il teisad ction theme.
west ele' Ell ga 'hains and twr lve (i.)1hhs hrn,e
south u The sectioa IA e and ne g. ast T. ihr u9sce
u oegiuninr; sontsining esenry-,hrce md Nineteen
hundred hs t.a ~ ltuj aer , Also the .outb-v =,
qua ter 81 The outtI- ast quart. r of sath secalo. mum
1er twenty . vn 30 containing TO Is acr,s;~heh
said COW yance was mad ~ tn sail Johann hal
kins to The aid Austn & rb n for the purposr OF Ne.
curing The pay ment q t~oceaai ptomi sjry i.o.rs
ana ,he ,n'r,est t.it II lgnssi y said uaikins I'd
p yhhi 10 Fran lin IA. O. tins, ia d Il ars d,v
OF Janus y, A u 1891 Id pay alb e : T. iva Onrtn
the suu4 of s. ' Lily Tive ! oiiar, dur SIX month.
ana On TOR the suGI o six ii ndrtu aud s yeuty use
dollars dn- L. twelvs nou rs both paya h. at tie
Banking lions OF u .ekiot a Co!bin a4d 10 the O
Der OF said Cutting, WITH 10 crest a lie rate of I'm
per cent PER aaLuui Il no p.id len d lie.
And NJ " SAID last escnb d prou.i 20 V no g hay
Ing D. com due aid ptyaS.e ord tie ssld Jhun
H.lkins havirg fai'ed l. pay u e esrav, !, Ausrn Cor
bfn, T u>iee as 40. eSa'd, al 7. Qsesto said tn linz.
do h Eeby Civ This p.biic notice, tina. ~ vi tue o. the
pow er " hich Is IN he YES I'll BY said deed OF r ust 1
viii, on Tedne day the Ion 'iay II february. 4 D
1898 at the hour y! y o. LOCK in tbs aftern, on ~ a;i
dxy, ~ The 1ourt TO $ q or "a th- ity u Dayrn
port, EXPOSE and cfer I r sale. at ~ bile auctn n i. the
highsSt bf.ter 70. cath. the parcel & land atuye de-
sciiotd, or so much thereon rs ii be sufficient 10
s4sisfy aod pay tn am I'm 0. said uot-s, vi b the In.
ter ST theI eon T. the day u sale, toE th-- with IN.
Col Is and expenses Attending eaid sale. Of this notice
an1Truste' y ices. Cpen the Sefnpf' Il IA OF such sale
. dced viii be gwen IN accordance With the stipu-
iatioi OF said led Of Tru.t.
Datd he 18Th day Of January, 4 d 1855.
sue AUSTIN COkBIN,
Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-23
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy 4. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Change Of time, Angus, 18th, 1857 On and after
OAugust Ism. 1881. passenger trains will lie ,v.tne
Cent esl depot, foot Of eouth Water street, daily, a
0;l5 A M-DAy txpress-Sundays excepted, arriving
1t Aendato 1910; Galesburg 3;lo; Burlington Ills,
and Quincy 1858 =
s;4o P Nm gh, Express-Ssturdays excepted, ar
irving NJ Aendo,s 1T i1;c5, GA esburg $50, Burning.
ton 7;2O aud q aincy NJ 1850 A N.
4;i5 P y, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
BA' ava and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Aendat, " tn Illinois &c trail railroad 10. ia for
Abby, D.xon, Freeport. Galenx and Dui leitL and
south Tor l.aSaiie, lonlca, Niuon-, Bloomington, De-
CAtuT, 1t Ions, Cxiio &c.
At hi linz. on with b arlington / Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, Fal field, Uttumwa, Osk, loosx
Charlton, Fort Desnoin,s s, Fsrt Do0ge, Council,
Bluffs, sioux City and all pOrti- ms of AansAs and
Al Quncy with the splen lid STEAMERS VI .e st.
Louis aud X okuk Packet q , for KeUkuk Hai,niDs Il,
Alton b, Louis az; and With post coaches for Pal.
myrA, st Joseph AID all parts y, Northern Mise oui i
b sponSible basgase men Will be nt Gil tn railroad
depots IL Chics g to receive ch. cks aud convey b g.
gag 80 the depot fEte ofc age.
Tick t hay &c had a. tue depot and At the Michi-
gan Central ra.lroai Office, corn r Uf Lake ami
c. General nuperinten IL, {.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel T.c.e.Ag-Ut. loeti7dtf
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GaIens and Chicago Uaien B. B.

GUMABs ARRANGBAENT-On ana after We'd
~ nesday, June l7tn, 1857, passenger trAins viii
leave Wells street Depot daily ~(sundays exeepted)
For Ireevor., Gsiens. Dunieish And 1t. Paul.
Passengsr AID ksil....................IsI6A
10 % ? 4
Passenger, Emigfsnt aud ID cisss tram. ..l2:lss y
sGn. FuL7OA AM IOWA LIM1.
For Dixon. Futon and Central Iowa.
Inroaeh A y
20 ? y
DskAlb Psssengss. ? u
BELOlT n MADISON BRANCH.
For b soit, Janesvi le ana n saison.
FOX RIVER vALLAY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McAe0Ty and Richmond.
Two through trains Vi | leave Central Depot foot
Of Lake street, Is Follows:
o GALENA. DUNLRITH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily Sundays exec ted) 1000 A u SAs NJ
konAbiing pass ng-rs to make = c.ose connection
with the Michigan CentrAl Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA 4 CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Fre-potf 1880 4 n, arrive in Chicago l;46 ? y
Lave Freeport $40 P n, arrive in Chi, ago 3;35 a n
CHICAGO, FULTON N IOWA N
Leave Fulton 10 A y, arrive 10 Chicago 4;45 Px
Leave DeKa ait \ =. arrive in Chicago s;ysA
BELOlr AND MADISON BRANCH.
Leave Footviiie 1910 4 y, arr.ve In Chi~ago 4;sS ? y
W WV III OuiCasO 500 n -
Leave BE. oft $50 A y, sr. i've In Chicago 1910 4 n
FUX klvEh WALK RAILROAD.
Leave Eigin 1t 9;isA n, arrive In Chicago ITO A n
Leave EIgia st AS ? N, arriv' in vh,cag AIS A III
PAS myers for all p ,ints gu ths @ 4 G U 4 X, In
Guiding PuiNn, Ee.oit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the We 10 street depot.
All the above trains connect vi b tn. grs at eastern
lines diverging r.. Ill "a icsgs.
Through .ick.t IS can be b uSht At the following OH
ces; n J Spsulding's corner Lake aud d artorn
street; p y G Il r Ticket Office, ~ Dearu m
street; Akhigsn Seutt ern ONCE, under fremont
House aud ~ The Central aud y ellis street Depots.
JOHN y. TURNER President.
p. A HALL, cup rintendrnt.
W 4. THRALL, General Tickle. Agent. fOct17it
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UN.xOT DRUG TOk
W. W. MoCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. - Brady street. wsoe 49,, near sscsed stssss
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
DYE STUFFS, &C.,
ALSO THE LARGEST AHD BEST AssoRMENro OF
r N r. r. U M n h y
In thscity.
ErfrNcfS for the AdkE,
Preparations for the HNtr,
Combs, Brushes. &c.,
(WHICH We buy Of the manufacturers and viii
w sell At the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department - hitherto IL attended TO BY Mr.. s II
ksger In person. In compound preparations none
but the pnrest ingredients Will Be used.
N u. Medicines 10 be had at all hours CT the
aight. W. ". & co.
sep20ttf
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I'd y, HAYES Z e o.,
GuCcDss0ss TO TowNssRD, SMITH 4 90 or rur
~ s.Hswkeye Machine shop" and n. Donahue, Of
~ lie Claire" mauufsctuPers Of improved Oscil.
Iating Sii1e v.lve and Steamb, at Engines. Mil Work
Machinery, Shsftiug PuIlies, &c, 10
Repsi Ing and Joc WORK promptly attended TO.
bavenport, Iowa, January 20. 1923 Uan2l0
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x Ii parsons indebted . % win pleasscall md pay
"A ~ ~ noees and aceouats not paid By the
0sss ~ q 1o0suasy 1sxt, win > pleced h ~
hanAs Of the proper elneer hg eollectioo, . further
m1nl0snee eaaaot - gtvsp.
1URROwD I PR1f1YNAN.
Deosnbes leu, jo07. d.
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PUBLISHING NOISE

GO.
Y UsE, LANE 4 co. have nr~ IN Press. Ana
IL viii issue on the lat Of May, 1858, an 8 70. book
Of $50 OF 300 pages, entitled
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oaeresecepod ~ ~. D.DAxIn1.A eaenol
Z stress, near Harrison, y now as ~ ~ -
lmDedlatev. w.
Jan1odC $780,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-07

The COLORADO ExPEDIrIoN.-Reports have been
received from Lieut. Ives in command Of this expe.
dition. The Colorado emptes in at the head Of the
Gulf Of California, its course being soathwesterly
The watershed which it drains covers an enormous
district of country, extending from the South Pass
Of the mountains westward and sontherly 1t is sup
posed, though not yet definitely ascertaiped, that
Green river (near Fort Bdger) is tributary Of the
Colorado. The news from Lieut.. Ives shows that
the river is nayigabe for steamers from the Gulf up.
wards to about latitude SO deg 6 min distance Of
several hundreds OF miles, and long way above the
mouth Of the ella. The report shows that the ex-
ploring party ascended the Colorado river to the
mouth Of the Virgin river, abont latitude SO deg 6
min, and just above the Big Canon, and when the
water was in the worst stage for navigation Between
the tide.water and Fort Yuma the principal obstruc.
tions are sand shoals which increase in number and
difficulty as the river is ascended. The channel is
exceedingly circuitous and constantly shifting The
average depth of water is about feet but shoals are
frequently encountered where there is scarcely 2
feet of water, Below Fort Yuma there are no rocks
but snags are frequent, though not considered dan
gerous.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-07

Outside Of the water district Or region, tie ac-
counts Of the growing crops are in the aggregate
very favorable From some sections the plant is said
to be three weeks forward of last year AT all events
with an average season. the country connected with
New Orleans will be in position to meet all its La
bilities and obligations next season with promptnesz
The Cape Race spectators must have missed the
Africa Of the Goth, as there were no tidngsof her
last evening. The Arabia's mails will be due here
this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-07
LaY aae ssFrea1r -. !


SIR Dal3s our Minister as London. = has expressed
himself satisfied with tae arrangements ii TN I.ss
been made BIZ the Eagsh Government o. s aFs5asF
question.
Large Fire ii Ton8en!
disastrous fire had occurred id Iand6n iass prs
Vious TO the sailing Of the steamer the loss 8 75S
amounted to several hundred thousand Pouads
Successor to PsIizsr
1t vas rumofed at Paris THAT DFayeH re
would become the successor of Gen. Pessier as u 81
bassador to the Court Of London, ana that tls seR
eral would return TO Paris.
The Pops.
Inc Pope o. Rome has determined upon y q F.
crease in his navy.
Markets
Baeon-the market was heavy and priees had
slightly declined. Lard--the quotations IL Kard
were 54a, to 5ls Sd. sugar-the Sugar market VIZ
also heavy. Coffee-1aarket quiet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-07

Town ON a Coal LBED.--steubenyille, Ohio, stands
upon coal bed. The Herald, Of that place. says a
shaft has been sunk in Market street. aud coal reached
at the depth of two hundred aud twenty feet. The
vQin is four feet thick, and the coal is of superior
quality for household, mechanical manufacturing and
gas purposes About one thousand bushels are raised
daily aud the amount will soon be increased TO three
thousand bushels. The Herald very apAy winds up
its account by hoping that the coal bed will never
take fire if it should SeubenYille will have hot
time Of it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-07

oPENINq OF ATaIoA,--While England is seeking
to reach the head waters of the Niger, by steaming
up that stream, the people of Liberia are about to
send exploring party overland interiorward into
the valley of that mighty river. This region Of CON
tinent is the great native caravan route. Two of
these were recently seem one of which could not have
contained less than five thousand persons and one
thousand beasts of burden. The Government of
Algeria is striving to establish direct and constant
intercourse with Central Africa. The French calcu
late that under advantageous circumstances the trade
with that region would beworth $4,000 OoO, the bulk
of which would consist of actual barter.