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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
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A. BELIN, Agent. Oiice, with u. Beckett
a. Brady street, next door 10 the Post office.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21

TTORNEY AT Law Once---up stairs, In the
building formerly occupied by -. ". Wiley.
Il Second street.
ns,aess tntrastei TO hts are will he pupctua,ly V
.nde.' to
,sveuport. January ., 1889. jams
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
I. BENNETT. q. =. WhiTOoNt
mENMErT A. WmlTCOMR.

TrORNRYs AND OOuNSELloRS AT Law,
Notarics Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
practice In the Courts ct Acott, Clinton. Jackson
Muscstipe counties, and In Rock Island county,
and the u q District COURT of Iowa.
FFIcE-N. W. Corner Main and Second streets.
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AllY STATE oElaooRAT.
0GC1sA y DsON 4 W9NT
PaoPRfKToaa.
p.s. stCHAaDson, q. n. wvsT, RpIvoRs.
y TEN Ms o. AWvEnTSsuNG.
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AVENPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 0st., 1887.

~ srger space charged at the rate Of " 50 for each
itionsl square.
~ one half square two thirds OF the above rates;
insiness Cards not IN exceed 6ines 10 40 per an.
s<or each change All additional charge of 23 centa
=. square will be- male.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21

I Merchant. (Wholesai-) Agent OF the Syracuse
: Mandatory for Davenport AMI nslghboring
~.
srehouse opposite X. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
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HALL f. GUuTEAU,

LIAM HALL. ). WILSON .uiIsAc
HALL T. GUIrEAU,
rTORNnYS AND OOuNoDiJ.EhS. NOTARIES
Public, C-mmissioners OF Deeds for Maine. Yer
ut, New Hsmpshtre, Msssaohusstts. New York,
" Jevaey, Penusylv anta, Virginia, ohso Tennse-
j Keutu.ky, Illinois ana Missouri. once No Is
In ~ , one door south of Ooek q 0argent's Bank.
uly LIST. 1shS. julyl-dAwiv
I'M l.. SWIfS JOHN A. GANO
s,T'Y At LAW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21

lOGslsIN 4 DOW,
rTORNEYS AND COUNaRLI OR8 AT LAW
NOTARIRS PUBLIC
nce--At Mactlot 4 Oorbiu's hIchange omcs.
snport, Iowa. oolbr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
JOHN a. 4 0NG

JOuuN U. MUN0s,
eAJ, ESTATE h ENcHANGE T. BROk ER,
Notary PUBLIC 4 COMMISSIONER or DEEDS,
4 CLAIRE ROW-Le claire nan Entrance
anil DsvenpOrs, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21

Look at the Folio wing.
nU.AINES price 10 to 30 cents.
~ Shallies, pr CO 10 10 10 cents
Lawns. (fast coors.D IL to ~ cents.
Pfeech uslins, I5 - 40 cents.
Baregas, ~ to 80 cents
Prints. 8 TO 12A cents
French Prints, from 10 TO 10 cents.
Oshsv sSttsAes In proportion, st
apY7 3. 4 h. TYWBR0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

y New PArER AT OTTAwA-We under
stand that there is a fair prospect Of hav-
ing a respectable Republican paper at OF
tawa. We hear that several OF the lead
Ing Republicans are about purchasing the
mis- named Rfprjfcaa newspaper Of that
-city. and taking it out Of the control Of
'he clique of small beer politicians whose
organ it has heretofore been This is e
good move and we hope for the good OF
the party it will he brought about The
Republicans of Ottawa are most certainly
entitled TO a decent and respectable organ,
which they have not had in the Ottawa pa
per which bears the name of RepabEcan.
We copy the above from the Press the
republican paper at La Sale How much
trutt3 there is in the rt,mor, we, as an out
slider, haze of course no means of knowing.
We must protest, however, that such a
movement against brother Hampton wod
he most unkind, for surely the republicans
can entertain no hope of ever getting q
man who is more pliable in their hands
or capable of being driven to smaller shifts
and meauesses to serve his party than Mr..
H. Mr.. Burlington, one would have tho't
position for any purpose, yet was unable
u stand such drafts upon his conscience
and preferred. as the lesser degradation
70 help edit DANTE paper in Chicago
Mr.. Hampton, on the same principle, i
showed off by the republicans would prob
ably turn up at the head of a one-horse
Mormon paper in Utah
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

FINE HARVEST IN PRosPEcT FOR LAWYERS.
Gen Murray Mcconnell, oh behalf OF
the United States, is about commencing a
suit in the T. S. Court for the recovery OF
about forty acres of ground in the heart
of the city Of Chicago The Times says
The ground includes that part of the
city lying between a point commencing
100 feet west of tho west line of Wolcott
street, or at near the south line of Kinsie
street, running thence south to the pres
ent center of Chicago river at the inter
section of Wolcott street, thence along
the thread of the river to the lake,-the
line running just north of the Richmond
House, and taking in the Massasoit House,
the Illinois Central depot grounds, and
all the other buildings located north and
east of it.
We believe the suits will be entered at
first against the Galena Railroad Company
and Mr.. Mccormick, and in the trial OF
these cases, the whole facts Of the con-
troversy will be elected. The suit will be,
so far as the amount involved is concern
ed, magnificent one; the property in
Guided within the claim has certainly 4
value of not less than four millions j
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11
News from Europe.
THE FIGHTING COMMENCED IN EARNEST!

The news from Europe during the past
week has been somewhat exciting Ac-
counts are brought of quite a serious bat
tie between the allied armies and the
Austrians, and of various less important
skirInishes
The battle took place on the Dist ult,
at Montebello, a village on the border. and
lasted from . to o'clock So far as we
can gather from the contradictory accounts
of both sides, the allies were about 1000
strong, and the Austrians numbered about
$4,000. The French acknowledge loss of
10, among whom were many officers The
Austrians admit loss of but 500 exclu-
sive of 200 hundred prisoners. The allies,
however, drove the Austrians out of the
town, and left them in full retreat The
French took 200 prisoners. Their loss was
greater because the Austrians fought from
behind walls
Another important part of the business
of the week were the movements of Gen.
Garibaldi He is the Italian revolutionist,
and has succeeded in raising an army of
some 5000 patriots His rapid march
across the right wing of the Austrians in
Upper Lombardy, is spoken of as the most
striking episode of the campaign. At
Cavarlo, Lecco, and indeed wherever he
passed, the people threw off the Austrian
yoke, and at latest accounts after " flu
rious fight" had entered Como amidst
bills ringing, and general illumination of
the town. "All the steamers on the lake
were in his possession, and the Austrians
were in full retreat
Accounts of risings in favor of the Sar-
dinians come from all parts of the Austri-
an possessions in italy
The excitement was high in northern
Germany.
Kossuth was expected to be at Genoa
in about week, with the full concurrence
of Napoleon and the King of Sardinia,
there to concert plans with platika and
others to overthrow the Au>trans in Hun
gary.
The grain trade was quiet in all its
branches, and the amount Of business pas
sing limited. In the extreme, prices, how
ever, are without change
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11
THE NORMAN HORSE,
h II II = u N 4 II fA

- " " Il - n ~ - n
srHIs particular breed Of horses has been 6r with
4 great care under the government ressl-,ns o,
France for many years. Gnd he was purchas :of SAID
TERMS Louis Napoleon will stand by the in1rance
for the sum of SO TO be paid when the ves to
be with foal. Any person parting with marbef
she is known to be with foa oreits ,h. insur
ney. Care will be taken to prevent .ccidsu, but !
sEall be responsible for none.
strict adherence TO the abov. rules and pres will
be observed
Louis Napoleon is years old le hands bzb. e;ybins
between 1900 and 1900 pounds color, date grey
lie imported in 1881 by C. Pungton De ENarsin,
Of Union county. Ohio.
This celebrated Hor will stand to inprovele breed
OF horses at the stable Of Eli Hodgson, .south OF
Ottawa, in Farm Ridge, and will remain thsr and ii.
that vicinity ,e LIST OF July IS o. until t 2th OF
August, 1850 The horse was never in better ath and
condition, and IS cn!y II years Old this sprg and
will gvs any man $23 who will prove postvg that ne
is year older The present owner paid " 10 for the
Norman horse.
MORE PROOF
or the superio- stock OF the celebrated Impred Nor.
man Horse, Louis Napoleon:
We, the undersigned, do recommend the ao'e morse
all lovers OF the STOCK for draught and rad purpo-
ses, being surpassed by none in beauty, symmetry DO
cy ana ability The stock bred from Aid horse IN
1853 has sold in this settlement from four to,x months
from 800 5000 each. We believe tat the colts
of said horse will average 800 At five uJnhs old
therefore r.posng confidence in the superNity OF said
stock earnestly recommend him TO the patronage Of
the public generally 10 effect an mpIoTaent IN our
stock of horses. Wsynesville, Ill, pri, 1894.
BIG. Gardner, " D.. T. Hall, Juniu, VI. sampson, Ira
Sessions. John Maxwell, J. II. Liss, Thotas Coughs,
Thomas J. Enslew, Elijah Hull, VIM. Bhkn, James
Cook, Parker 9. Adams.
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify tat the above
horse imported from France in ls5, by Erastus
Martin, OF Woodstock, and C. FullingtGi, Of Union
county, Ohio also certify that the Rock OF said
horse is EXTRA, and will sci! in this neifborhood, Al
five months Old, for from SIS to siOO each
Gor,on, Marvin eager. q. P. Howard, Harvey
Cushuan, Warren D. Sibey, Dennison Hal, Chas. Lin
coin, Erasus Martin $. X. Reed, z. BGrn1au, J 7 ia
Wis. EAson Johnson. Woodstock, o. Jins q, 1854.
tun!l A. +. CCSiiMAS q CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

CoHDITIoN OF THE TREAsvRy-The Wash
United States treasury for some weeks past
has been equal to its current expenditure,
the amount of means on hand being but
slightly less than that of the last loan, so
far as issued. The secretary anticipates a
surplus of ten millions of dollars on the
Ist Of July, the opening of the new fiscal
year. There is yet unissued of the loan OF
1858, sl,500,000
The treasury has redeemed Si,500,000 OF
treasury notes, which it has the power to
reissue, and the balance of cash in hand
by the last return, was nearly $S,000000
making a total amount of available means
of $l4,000,0O0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

JUDGE DoUGLAs arrived at Chicago on
Monday evening of last week, from the
South. He took his old quarters at the
fremont House. The Times says OF him;
He never looked better being iii excel
lent health and spirits lie is full Of life
and of hope. His arduous labors during
the winter at Washington, have not worn
him in the least; nor has the opposition he
has encountered, which. however, is now
pretty much brOkcn.-worried him to any
great extent or weakened his confidence in
his own position and in the principles OF
the Democratic party. Ut the south
through which section OF the country he
has just passcd-hc was met uniformly
with the same warm kindness and friendly
cordislity that has ever been accorded to
him by her true sons. There are not ma
ny men in any southern State, who ever
pretended TO be Democrats, who are will
ing to hazard the integrity and ascendency
of the Democratic party, and the peace of
the Union, by violating the pledges made
to the country in the Cincinnati platform
1t is Senator Douglas intention to spend
two or three weeks in Chicago, at the pre-
sent time, and then he will be absent for a
short period after which, for the most
part, he will be in Chicago and other parts
of the State until about December.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

Boards" There is an intimate connec-
ton between the nerves and muscles of
the face and eyes, says the Boston Post,
sand allowing the beard to grow strength
ems the eye 1t is said that surgeons in
the French army have proved by expert
ment, in Africa, that soldiers wearing the
beard are much less liable to disease of
the eye, and is generally conceded that it
is q protection from diseases of the throat
and lungs. 1t is asserted that in countries
where it is the custom to wear the beard,
the eye retains its lustre and brilliancy
much longer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

Az AMERICAN ENGINEER IN THE AUSTRIAN
SERvICE-It is we'll known that Austria
has of late years been strengthening her
Notifications in her Italian possessions, and
in doing SO has shown a proper apprecia-
ton of native talent. One of the most
important of her Italian Notifications has
been constructed under the superintcnd-
ence of an American, Mr. Hamilton Z.
Towlc, who graduated at the Lawrence
scientific school, connected with the Har-
ward University, and was subsequently
employed on the government works ct
Rouse's Point-Bostora Post
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The Tribune
saws that the Illinois Central Railroad Com
panv have received adviccs that a loan OF
el5OoD0 has been filed up in London for
their beucfit, which will give them all the
money needed during the year ard redeem
the optinal script due the lst of July. The
scheme for paying up $40 OF the unpaid in
stallments on the stock has also been favor
ably received. and will possibly be carried
out. Upon the CONCLUSION of the above
loan the shares which had been selling at
Ash discount, improved to - discount.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

THE Philadelphia Press (Col. Forney
paper) says the Democracy of Ohio, in
their State convention, unanimously laid
down platform upon which the Demo
cratic party can triumph in 1860 if the
Administration will permit it to do So
Upon that platform-which is none other
than the Cincinnati platform-the Demo
cratic party can triumph in spite of the
Administration. The people will sustain
the party of Popular Sovereignty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

The FIRE SFREApISC.-The movement to
degrade foreign born citizens below ne.
croeS. commenced in Massachusetts. is
spreading eastward, and Connecticut, still
under republican domination, proposes to
follow in the wake. Three proposed amend
mcnts to the Connecticut State Constit.s-
ton arc now before the Legislature Of that
State. The first provides that each town
in the State shall be entitled 70 but one
representative in the General Assembly.
The second does away with the distinction
of color in the qualifications of an elector.
The third provides that naturalized citi-
sens shall reside in the State one year at
ter naturalization before they will be al.
lowed to vote
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

TREASON IN CTAH-The Utah mail brings
a proclamation from Gov. Cummings, com
manding Immediately to dispense various
parties of Mormons associated together in
a military capacity in the mountains sur
rounding Salt Lake Valley.
The VALLEY Tan complains that the pro-
clamation was not put in the hands of the
Federal officers to execute instead of the
Territorial Marshal, and asserts that trea-
son is as rife in the Territory now as before
the advent of the army
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11
MANNY'S CELEBH ATED COMBINED
Reaping g. Moving Ma chine
81, e,v L. H. FAMES A1enf


Notice.
4 .HE AMERICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY, a corpora.
ton created by the laws Of the State Of Illinois.
having surveyed and located Railroad in such
that it will .r and across the following described
lands, owned or claimed by the following named per-
sons, to wit:
The north east quarter OF Sec go the north half OF
Sec 2S ad the north half of Sec 26 all in Township 30
NR2E owned by the Illinois Central Railroad CornPa-
ny the west half of the or Of Sec 25, owned by
John o Dent G Defenbaugh the east half OF the
northeast quarter of See 25 owned by Theodore =.
BRETT the quarter Of Sec %, owned by John
NcNal or Theodore Brett; and the west half Of the
north-wes quarter OF Sec 90 owned by Harry Mas>
sew all Of said lands being in Township 80 N, East,
in the County of La Sale, State of Illinois.
Now therefore, the respective owners Of said lands
above named are hereby notified that the American
Central Railway will apply by petition to the La Sale
County Circuit Court, at the next term thereof to be
held at the Court House in Ottawa, in said county, u
the second Monday Of June. 1858, for the ar &
n,ent of commissioners to ascertaia the cs;..
II any, proper to be allowed the said 80 cS..
ants OF said lands for taking or aiAsIonSS
said lands any Of them for tAS n aSss1V
Iun3-sw AHS -trS>'Nc"" WV ]' ''-''""S'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

SMASH Ur on THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
From an extra of the LA Salle) Democratic
StaadGud of Tuesday, we learn that at about
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, a freight
train of thirty-seven cars ran off the track
one-fourth OF mile north of the La Sale
station in consequence of running over a
COW that obstinately kept the track. The
locomotive and sixteen cars are total
wreck. Fortunately, no lives We're lost,
nor was there any person seriously woun-
ded The engineer and conductor are re-
ported to have performed their duty cour-
ageously. The former is reported to have
remained ut his post until the engine had
run half way down an embankment of four
teen feet high. His name is Mat Carter.
The conductor is VIM. Brosius
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

At the head of Troy Grove, one day last
week, we are informed by General Weas-
ner, was found gold nugget who's ascer-
tanned value was about S.. Considerable
excitement has prevailed in the neighbour
hood but no more have been found-nor
probably will be until after the fall crops
come in-N.ndota Observer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

Mr.. Mayo, candidate for the House OF
Delegates in Virginiaat the recent election
to avoid being scratched, resorted to
the device of oiling his votes so that they
could not be marked with pen or pencil.
The plan evidently worked well, as his
opponents denounce it as "a miserable de.
vice to defraud the voters"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

A bill to incorporate the Chicago, Alton
and St Louis Railroad has passed the leg
islature of Connecticut, over the veto OF
the Governor. In the house, the vote was
10 in favor of the bill to A. against it
About 81 100000 of the bonds Of the com
pany are owned in New Haven, and near
" 81 100000 in the State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

FAIR CHALLENGE-Dr. BRAoo, the inventor and
manufacturer OF BRAoGs AlcTic LISIMENT, challenges
the whole medical profession to try all its prescriptions
against th. single preparation In the cure Of rheuma
tsIn neuralgia. palsy, ecrofua or any description OF
external silnent whether caused by accident d.
sease 1t yet been known to fail but in thou
sands Of has effected speedy and radical cure.
Let any one afflicted with any Of the above diseases
give it fair trial and they will find it to be al that 4,
stated. 1t is for sale BY druggists generally marl2-ly
CEREAD TIIIS.-Dr. Mann, tie great dscoverer
and vender Of that worid-renowned medicine, Dr.
Nanns Ague Basa, is still in the field tailoring Tor The
doubt that this remedy Is far exceeding anything
OF the kind before introduced, and we may well
judge why it is Because the inventor has spared no
expense pains In thoroughly bringing irto general
notice, his Balsam, by of the Press, and the
great efficacy of the medicine Hence the result Is that
it stands at the head Of the list Of all antdotes for
all ina'arious diseases Your attention Is called to the
advertisement found in another column Of the
number Of paper, where testimonials Of the highest
order may be found
Sold by r.. Y. Gsrcos and d. WALKER ( Co. my2s-lm
WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE.--The fame OF this
preparation rests upon its real merit Thousands al;
the country using it, aud it does all it claims
through the various publications thai do. Hair
will grow a bald .cap by its use; hair will be pre-
served and beautihed by its USE hair will turn from
gray TO its original color by its We do not claim
that red hoGded gentleman lady he turned into
individuals OF locks auburn nglets gray
hair will be restored TO the Origindt color. Reader
wherever you live in any place you reside, Woods Hair
Restorative is sold. Inquire for all the Druggs
and wherever such articles usually obtained, and
you will find it state.
CAUToS.-Heware Of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
storstive, Depot st. Louis, NO.. and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sid by all Druggists and Paten,
Medicine Dealers. Also. by nil Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. my2s-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

The captain of Yankee vessel, at Mar
settles, is reported to have refused an Of
fer to carry French army supplies to Ge-
noa. The reason he assigned for refusing
were that he was not satisfied in his own
mind that the war was honest, conducive
to freedom, and likely to benefit humani-
ty; he, therefore did not feel justified in
lending his aid for its promotion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

WHEAT AND "CHEAT fear very
much that the late glowing prospect of a
good wheat crop will turn out to be "a
cheat" Within few days we have pass
ed through several fields, which at dis
lance made a magnificent appearance, but
which on closer inspection seemed to be
covered principally with chess instead OF
wheat These observations were confined
to this vicinity; but it is feared that a like
condition exists throughout large portion
of the UrJona Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

CANAL TRusrEEs.-TheB ondholders have
elected Henry Grinnell, Esq. in place of
David Leavitt, and Capt Swift (re-elected)
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal
The payment of the $40 900 canal claim
bv Mr.. David Leavitt to himself, is sup
posed TO have given dissatisfaction to the
Bondholders, and hence his retiring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

COUNTING HAIRs.-A German "sayant I"
has taken the trouble to count the num-
Der Of hairs existing in four human heads
He found in blonde 14O, 4O9 distinct
hairs; in a brown, 16O, 40; in black,
2O2, $50; and in red SS,740
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

CHICAGO, ALTOs d ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
Among the many other improvements late
" made Oh this much abused railroad, we
notice the introduction of sleeping cars
and a reduction of about IS per cent in
the fare
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

TIE people at Lawrence, Kansas, are
much excited and delighted by the fact
that the steamer Gus Linn has made sue
cessful trip up the Kaw river as far as Fort
Riley, 235 miles from the mouth of the ri
yer. Lawrence considers itself now some
thing of seaport.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-11

TIcISo--A name which is every ones
mouth should be correctly pronounced
The letters of the Italian language do not
all have the same sounds which they have
in English. The pronunciation of this
name is Icecheeno 1t is a small river CON
Meeting the Lake of Magsiore with the
Pc, and has its Importance from its being
the boundary between Lombardy and Sar-
DINA; therefore the Austrians became in
vaders the moment they pass to its west
nrn hnnL