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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-11

s-Spndes-shovels.
Landing and in store, the following, viz:
100 dos s. W. Collins. Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Leverltts :. =. =.
100 Hunts :. :,
100 =. o. Ames L Co.'s best sHovELs and SPADES
2to6
loo =. RowlAnds-2to4.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY L BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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!ss4a den Paeket-Fgr Cam len, Beach His, Mier's
Blum, Champagnole Wilmington Pigeon Hill
MITE saline ftra Aabtma Landing, Onlchta Cy Month
o2n r. Tfefton M,nroe Columbia Harrisonbug Trinity
aln az Intermediate landings OuAcha rycr-The very
KID, drauxh splendid packet steamer Rock city, Frank
For lreIght or passage apply on board
VlKGIsIus C; DENTzEL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-11

Rlvets-Pressed Spikes.
50 kegs BOILER RIyETS-l14 and IL by q. .n
so :. RIyETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
80 for Iron Shutters.
$50 =. PRESSED SPIKES, to finch
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
~...- ..m 50 and 81 Camp street.
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Bells. aamo- @,m oo.
BELLS FROM so POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for weight 4OcO lbs
to sound and quality.
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Brazfers' and Bolt Copper.
Landing and in store full of BRAzIERS' and BOLT
COPPER comprising the following, viz:
1900 sheets 20 by "a and 80 inch TO- H. and IL lbs
300 .. 30 by 60 =. IA, Is and l6 lbs.
500 :. 80 by 60 >. 20 to l25 lbs.
10000 lbs BOLT COPPER, q to X inch. a.
For sale by PRIESTLY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street,
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India Rubber Betting, etc., etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2to Il inch, 8 and ply
MIXED, PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, q, l, Ia
III and inches. For sale by
M.. . PR1EsTLEY & BEN,
q Cara, .4.aaa
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A I 7 A K A P A 8 i.

Leaves every WEDNEsDAY. at 8 P NJ positively.
IT, - FOR ATTAKAPAS,--VIaP I,AOuE-
Inine-rhe regular Attakapas pscke t,e res
j Labarthe, master, viii be ready to recs;ye
Ieight every Monday moroing, for st. Nartnsvie New
oss nharenton Franklin centervs Pasr-
All business entrusted to her viii b promn,Iv
to. For further particulars apply board. N'N
.. Lptrthe takes this opportunity of returning his
thanks to the public and his friends liberal patronage
my5 io Ad w. pri, aa.,..
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F OR OPELOuSAs

Leaves on SATURDAY, llh inst, at l2 NJ
IT, FOR OPGLfpUSAS VIA PLA.
a masiar ~ 1., steamer Aine, W G. Neal
board Il Nj fDtJNST1sS' Apply on
je9 2t No, Front Jevee M ar ~, 80 ~, -.
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4 g II leek - thls paxs--sth ~ for
RI 81sAr asFcisl, ana River News
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felS 6m Opposite st. Patrck's Church.
ROARDINt5-THOsE DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
~ board in private boarding house, by the day, week or
month"; will find good and comfortable accommodations
North street. Also, several large airy and we'll furnished
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Leaves every SATURDAY at q p nj
IT, FOR ATTAKAPAS. BERwICK,a
Bay and Bayou Bona-The new and popular
fast running passer ger packet steamer r. iii
I 4 D. atkinson master. Geo Dove. Dr.. clerk viii
ev or Saw IBERIA Jeanneetn Charenton Franklin Can
ervl!e, PEtter.oave Bnd ali ntermedae anainn oe h
route All business entrusted viii be prompy ~
tehueuto + or freight or passage apply on board. "
,o N1RGISIUS q. DENTZEI,.
~. p,,,,o. -, Advertising Agent.
Hne staying in the Aakapas trade for the balance hs
sA' 'A'"hSe vi tno
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Leaves on MONDAY. 10Th instant at s. PM
/, FOR UPPER AND l. d w E II
TknSAS-The light daught passenger RACKET
Saline, George Miller. master will lea We as
above taking freight for all intermediate landings on Tesas
and Black rivers. For freight, apply on board. -
V1RGINlUS @. DENTZEL.
-lelU Advertising Agent,
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Leaves MONDAY. Jnne 18th at s p NJ
n~ - FOR LOUlSVILLE.-THE LIGHT
draught passenger packet steamer John
easss18a RaIne, WIN. Underwood, master, will leave
for the above port and all landings above For
freight or passage apply Oh board.
R1-No saleroom considered engaged until paid for
HA plan of the cabin seen aud seseroos secured
for any OF the above trips by applying on board.
VIRGlNIUS @. DENTZEL,
myI2 WAdyersnp Agent
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-g Gas Pipe.
We have just received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE which we offer very low rates, viz
III bundles y inch
..~..-.. Is Is !
IS * o.+#,...
20 2 ."".-Y.0
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Leaves FRIDAY 24'h inst, Rt5PM
f. ~ FOR ST. LGCIS-rHE FINE. REGU.
A-E5sssAssft5- Jar passenger steamer New Uncle sam
sssszEasE% G. W. Stewart master. win leave as above
FOR freight or passage apply on board. TO
-, FlRGISluS c. nENTZEI.
lell Advertising Agent.
by anny 10 the Agent
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~ l-...7l7. e. ]. HART e CO.,
~ j. j, II. 4 I. N. MARKS,
n.., EEWELIT T. TAYLOR,
8lH PAYNE, STEELE co.

= o. N. RUTHERFORD, CoMMIssIoN
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves and
1e,d, 20. @ Baronne street. New Orleans, La.
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TIE LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted 745 A. NJ
meeting closely and with certainty with Mobile Ohio and
the Illinois Central Railroads. and with the Ohio and Mssis
sippi to-
ST. LOUIS, --o...
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO,
DETROIT
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
NIAGARA FALLS
BUFFALO,
INDIANAPOLIS,
CLEVELAND
,... u-...m PITTSBURG,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
q. FIJI ..-....=. NEW YORK, ETC., ETC.,
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Leaves on MONDAY, 18Th inst, ats r NJ
IT, - IL II u l. Low WATER LIGHT
AGASl&5 dranght packet Rcd Chief. in place of the
D. l.. Hodge-For Jefferson smi, bland, Benton
rot 9a9do swensoas and Albany landings, Shreveport
Grhnd Bhyon, Coushaa, Campte, Ecote ST. Maurice
Cotile. Alexandria Gortons and Intermediate landings
he fine and entirely light drangh passenger packet
steamer Red Chief, Charles H. Marshall master viii leave
as above For freight or passage apply board.
js4 Adyertisinr Agent
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Leaves SAru RDAY, % h inst, at 8 p NJ
r. STEAMER WOODEDRD FOB,
.ssss L2ila Regular New orleans and Lou :
Woonford, Moses Erwin master will leave for iou
atG all intermediate landings, above.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuaty Of Mi
steamer. - - i-'' - 'iit
No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin can be seen and at roos ssc,-a h
applying on board. - 'N ~
~, FIRGINIUS o. DENTzEL.
Jsth Advertising gent.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th lust. at 8 O'Clock r. NJ
IT. - NJ II Nj his AND NEW Or
leans u s. mail packet line-For Memphis and
the Bends-The first class packet steamer John
S2momds Captain j. F. Smith, will take freight from the
loot OF Girod street. and will leave For freight or
passage apply on board, or to j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under ST. Charles Hotel,
-Ths line Napoleon with regular packets for
Mhe and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville
Ra- Adams Express carried regularly by this line is9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

general shock which business received
during the years '57-s. Dur poPu'a-
ton is large enough for the times and
our hopes for the future yet remainun-
shaken.
This il the true view Of the case, and
with it let grumblcrs cease to grnmble
> to work. 1t is not those whose
hands are busy or those who like to
work that are thus growing, bu. those
who are too lazy to help themselves
and since they have ascertaincd that
they must either pa IDLE their own
canoe or sink, they commence their
dismal chickering's abont the hardness
Of the times, and the necessity Of leav-
ing the city in order to find somebody,
elsewhere, that will render.them gratu
itous support. There is something for
all to Go at some price. Let those who
are unwilling to earn their living by
the sweat of their brows leave at once
and make room for those who are will
ing TO pnt their shoulder to the wheel
and labor without mnrmnring.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

"Ihe fact is, there can he only two or.
carnations in this country, viz: the Pro
Slavery Democracy. called the Democratic
party, and the AntiSlavery Democracy
called the Republican party. When the
question Of slavery extension ceases to be
an issue, which it soon will be il the Re
pnblican party succeeds in 1860. then par
ties will go back to their original divisions
of ~hig and democratic"
The fates have decided that we shall
be prophet. No longer ago than
yesterday We we're moved to say that
all parties and factions are strongly in
cl'ned to steal the name OF Democrats
and have no alternative left them but
to cover up "their manifold sins and
transgressions" by professions of regard
for our principles and name. The above
extract from = paper called the Demo-
crat and conducted by John Went
worth, Of Chicago, whose democracy
will never be doubted but once, ia, in
itself, as far as it goes, full confirma-
ton OF what we have said. It saws
nothing about white black-birds. the
wisdom of folly,the delights Of misery.
nor the truth of falsehood, but it is
quite sure that there will hereafter be
but two parties-the Pro-Slayerv
Democracy" and the Anti-Slavcry
Democracy" According to this, Sam
DO is to swallow Sam, Republicanism
10 to die out and there will be but one
faith, one hope, one baptism, and one
Democracy" with two heads, and -
many tails As future emergencies NAV
require. Alss for poor woolly-headed
Republicanism ! One Of its fathers
has already discarded it. and that bant-
ling, the offspring Of political incest, is
to be thrown, in the fourth year Of "a
age, into the common receptacle fsr
useless things that have rer,shed with
the using, and another atssmpt is made
TO Disgrace Democracy by making it
we cloak 10 cover up the sabominable
@cs Ct namelsss, worthless, and I'M
ps,ciplsd Opposition" .Murdsr will
oor-and %, these inadvertsst Coz
fsaetons sf .dsmoctstic" anti. Demo.
ssasA aheW which way Ne ia IN.
ranf14 hS1h .ot helitiaal hSfsat \
usaekS OSkiDS ANdl6, T"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
- FATE hTE N -.

1IPTON.-1he IdCPrUSer, speaking
of the Upton Railroad, says that the
grading will be speedily completed, and
as yet, about one-thirG Of the relia-
bic subscription has been paid. The
Upton people are in earnest about
this matter. There were ls9 students
enrolled for the Upton Union School,
under the supcrendance OF c. G. Nest
terode. This is a good School
The Democrat says that Judge Miller
has nearly disposed Of the civil dock
ct and the criminal docket is not far
behind.
KKoKUK INDEBrEDNEss.-Accord-
ing to the statement of Mr.. Merriam,
Clerk of the Council Of keokuk, the in
debtedness Of that city amounts to the
snug little sum Of sl,l26,7s2,27. OF
this sum $63,637,44, is interest TN
paid.
The work on the Iowa Southern
Junction railroad, is being pushed
ahead rapidly, and it is stated that cars
will soon be running between keoknk
and Fort Madison.
Snow fell in Howard county on the
18th, to an average depth Of twelve
inches.
An order has been issued by Jadge
Williams, restricting the removal Of
the County Seat of Favette county
from GAINESVILLE to Butler Center.
The Cerro Gorda Press says that
snow fell to thcpth of fourteen inches
in that county on the second inst. 1t
was most terrific snow-storm. The
roads were quite impossible.
New potatoes have been raised at
Council Bluffs by MIR. Clough, in a
hot-bed. They were offered in mar
kct at 81, 80 per bushel.
The roads throughout the State are
rapidly improving. Good luck for the
Pixies PeaFers.
The total liabilities Of Dubuque, &C.
cording to the auditors report, are
nearly one million dollars.
SoLp.-Thc Dubuque Gas Works
were sold by the Sheriff, last week, for
ninety one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
No LIrIGATIoN.-The keokuk Post
says Messrs. b. Il Co.. of this city, had
100000 in accounts on their books,
at the commencement of the panlc.-
They would willingly have sold the
whole of them for fifty cents on the
dollar but waited on their debtors
and offered to wait for them if they
would give security. The country
dealers did so. Since then a large
amount has been liquidated,an Messrs.
3. Il. Co. now consider the residue
worth ninety cents on the dollar
Could litigation have done better p
Bravo for Iowa and shame to the as
persion that her citizens did not pay
because they were not compelled by
legal process.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

Noss.--Hor every fraction over FORTY IN addition
sl delegate - been allowed.
Particular attention 10 called to the cton Of the
Democratic esste Conventions for several pest years
proh,bitinG ell representation by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are sspe-
Cisly requested sosss thst county meetings be held
for the purpose Of seoding deisgasss.
JAS. A. WIILIANBON,
can Safe Dem He, Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
BENEFIT OF GyMANAsr1c TRAM,

BENEFIT OF GYMANAsTIC TRAINING.
Many weak constitution, impover-
ished by want of proper nurture and
cultivation Of the physical faculties,
has been rendered robust by proper
gymnaslic training. A recent writer
says:
have before stated that in large
cities gymnastic training,systematicaIly
pursued, as study, is tie only thing
which seems possible TO be done, and
most assuredly will be beneficial
wherever it is introduced. But there
is different method Of physical edu-
cation, which can be pursued either
exclusively, or in association with gym
nastics, which can be followed up eth
err in the country or in towns, where
Fairgrounds can be obtained. This is
the method which l have invariably
pursued myself, namely, the systemat-
ic pursuit of health and strength by all
manner of manly sports and games.
myself learnt to play and love these
games at school and at college. l have
given them four years trial in my
school, and every day convinces me
more and more of their beneficial
results.
cannot tell how much physical
weakness, how much moral evil We
have batted, and bowled, and Skinned
away from our door; but do know
that we have batted and bowled away
Incidence, listlessncss, and doing moth.
ing, which / believe ls the Devil.
greatest engine; aud l also know that
the enthusiasm Of boys in these games
never dies ont, their enjoyment never
flags, for these games supply the want
Of the boys natures, and keeps their
thoughts from straying to forbidden
ground"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
FORSALEORLEASl


vxn asAara nd twsaay nsll1lag lsos ~
GAAoeeea 70 he tOwn Of HvrS DyPuo. n
- ~ ~ Nlalbss and handre.rs1v eoasaAenS
suSsn y - 1Sssasssppi. 80 VII . go = y
ssceSass inquire Of Measrp, puslse. psni
W. 1oss Byron, CAsrie. J. Rogers ~ ~
JOHN 2. KING.
pane Agent. No 81 Rrsdy stree g
q Also. hunbe;iess d~~,r sbie us~rr. 80 r.s
and nesr The cities Of Davenport ana L. f,i.,,.'
srss Port Byron. 80.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

u The ''Stuyvesapt psar-trss'" att
cornor Of Sd avenue and 18th stresk. Nm.
Yen, 80 twe Anadssd vaAn "a. Il u
ginning z put fssfh u le4yeAs u 4 "a.
sisel psln4 pls = seosl1h - ~ enlns1ss Is
IL IL 80 - - $I sss, ,l:2suss sSst y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
FANCY DYE HOUSE.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
FANCY DYE HOUSE.
u GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the st-
L ixens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he has taken house on
THIRD st., BRIT. BRADY AND PERRY,
Gentlemen .hst be VI, Color and Soour Silk Crspe
6hswls, Wool. Cotton, Hair, Feathers, Straw and
Furs.
he has been - years in the busisess and has
pie Cite OF the United States.
He will also
CLEANSs, esOUR, OOLOR AsD R1PAI1
ALL KIHDs o.
oexatl111aen' Clothes,
aod win ssrY.ni ave eelors fas1 end bssssssas h
~ r.ss sep6dkw
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Now Is the Time to Plant Troos.
'THE SUBSCRIBER HAS VERY COMPLETE
L assortment OF
Fruit and Drss asssessfal Trees,
FLowERlNa PLANTS, &C.
which he offers at prices corresponding to the times.
Scott Nursery, established In 1899, has now, 1862
ciga five acres In trees and plants, among which
Apple trees from three to eight years DID, half
million Pear trees from two to five do, Cherries
from one TO two do Peaches two do. Grape Vines,
great quantities. cheap.
10000 GOOSEBE 7RIES, Houshton Seeding, don't
mildew.
CURRENT BUSHES, a large stoek very cheap.
RA3pBRRRIES AND BLACKRERR1sS.
sTRAwBERRIEs. in great abundance.
10000 EUergree Ms,
OF eight varieties, Of ue form, often transplsnted,
healthy and vigorous. large assortment OF
Ornamental and Eerest Trees,
for parks streets cemeteries, or lawns. consisting
Of the most beautiful and hardy varieties.
PIONEERING PLANTS,
such as Roses. Towering Almonds, Liiscs, synsss,
Sncw Balls, ETC., etc.
BEDDING OUT PLANTS, fine assortment,
BULBOUs ROOTS, large stock.
PIR PLANTS six varieties, early and late.
$1,000 SRRDSING NAPLES AND RLM5.
EsoULsNr ROOTS.
HORSE RADISH,
20 600 ASPARAGUS ROOTS, one to tnrse years.
SAGE,
Green House Plants to Order,
VEGETABLE PLANTS, for early gardening.
Ssceef P0t0t0e Plants,
In their season in great abundance, very cheap.
Hodge Plants, Osago Orange Seed,
LOCUST SEED. &C.
Now Is the time, and do not any lonsev delay buy
ing and planting Fruit Trses, Ornamental rees AMI
Flowerng Plants, Whatever else will adj to your
own interest or enjoyment will add to the beauty
goody report Of your city to say nothing Of tho
unmtigstrd pleasure that would result to the pro-
prietor
II. 3. WILEY.
P.S.-Now is the time; Scott Nursery Il tn.
place. Muscstine Road, ~ miles from LIE Clsire
House. nchl7-dew- Wtmay1S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

WOODS hair Observation-Disclosures All prep
araions for the hair that have been introduced as
infallirie, none has given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Rssto-
rative oov hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets and the
ladies', wherever they have tested IT, pronounce 1t
peerless article. They nnd whore the h.ir Is thin
ned, that II crestes a fresh growih-'hat it fully
restores the vegstAtive power OF the roots on the
denuded PLACES and causes the fbrss to shoot forth
anew-that 1t desoves and removes dandruf, pre-
vents grsyness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness hn actually supervened, gives rich
lu.tre, imparts the eoftness and lexby OF silk to
the hair, and keeps It always luxuriant, healthy and
10 full vigor.-N. r. Trt0une.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IfDR. MANN, the renowned d!scoverer of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. HsnH's Ague Balssm, still
continues TO labor in behalf Of the Attic ted. His
medicines are uOve, sally admitted BY the American
press, to be far superior to any and all others
discovered for the treatment Of ch and ague,
and all ntermittents. There can be doubt, il We
can place confidence in the innumer able
which the Doctor has in bis possession that is the
greatest discovery made in the scenc, Of medi.
cine The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found Ia another col
umn sf this paper, and We would recommend all suf-
ferng from this disease, viz ohs, fever and sgue
10 avail themselves OF trial of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

~ Dsnscrssv u love- ere hereby noGasd int
- ps~oasaaac etats, Cssvsstaon for 1859. VII oe
bod q
NJ nunee. Thursday. June 23d, 1850,
IN ~ Oevatsa. q 10 O'CLOCK. AM
~ pareoss Of the Convsntion 10 TO nominate
ce.Aldass, for tbs following o0ses 10 b niled o.
easuing October elsction!
Oas 0sswnSv.
O~s kssss~ssd Governor,
7Avss judge Of ~ SsVvs'"s Court
Also 10 sasps such system Of organization OF 'he
p.r,v :. nav be best calculated To secure the trl-
anna Of or psiselpsss ssA ssaniasss.
~. rs.,o Of representation vii be one for every
ma ,otss cas-, Tor samuel D.ugias, a. Secretary o
a..ts An October, 1905. - follows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

~ At laet accounts from Kilbourn Cty
and Portage City. Wisconsin, there va
great excitement there between the rsfts
men on the river and the residents. on &C.
count Of dams that had been contributed
across the river, which the raftsmen consid
er distractions to navigation and danger
Gus to their livea They threatened 70 tea,
up the dams. there having peen some SOC
excited raftsmen geatherd ct Ki,bourn CITY
fer that purpose. The cirixens were prs
pairing to defend their property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20

~ Governor Kinks, Who was the We.
know Prime Minister in Canada, under
Lord Elgin, and was rewarded for his ser
vices with the appointment OF Governor Of
the Windward Islaads, Il in New York.
his way baek TO Canada. Thsrs 10 .
NOR that he will svsatuslly succeed Sir /,
mund Head, the present Governor Of c.
ada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
Buffalo 4 Laks Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
Al the above once tickets for New YORK, Boston,
ann oil 4tatis.ns on the New YorA Erie and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
wARRACK,
Agent OF & L II Railroad,
aprI0dly CHR No 81 dearborn st., Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-20
REMOVALS..
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CHICAGO.

G. n. scRlvEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. ss. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF NADA.
61pA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTED
FROM The wEsY To
Boston, New York and the Eastern states.
Via the Michigan Central Great Wssteyn, Ogdens-
bwrgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Tsunk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers BY this route have opportunity Of
visiting some of the graneest and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including T1rOnfO Niagara
FAILS, Suspension bridge, tho IhOusand Hldnds,
Ropids q the s. La,ersnce. Que1nc. Montreal,
Whts AOuatdins, the Tubular Bridge, (Meayly 3
miles in length, Luke Champ,ain. Falis of Mont
morendi, Huds0n Ricer, etc, etc.
On and after May !. 1853, baggage will checked
through from Chicago.
TO MIGRANTS.
Passages may be secured At the once ofthe corpa.
ny In Chicago By sailing vessels from London Liver
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, B,isto Hull Aberdeen,
and Aontrose An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emil.
grants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to $S5 to Chicago, including cooked
Tue Mammoth Steamship
l. VIATH AN,
OF - 800 TONS, AID ECO FEET LONG
IL under contract TO this company for or more
trips &C. Portland this year Tourists return tickets
from Chicago TO the chief towns In Europe will short
~ be issued. Tickets from Chicago for oil points
Dast, also for the Leviathan, for the n o. B. D.
Co.'S ships be obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn street; Chicago.
DxHAN0E ON EURoPE.-sght Drafts on London
at i've dollars per pound sterling, may be procured
st the Office Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, In Obi.
cago.
WARRACK,
Az Ut Of OR. Trunk R Co, Of Canada.