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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-24
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81.
REPORTS.

TUESDAY, FEB. Il.
REPORTS.
From Special Committee, favorable to
printing 500 of " Geological Survey" by
Prof. Daniels, with the Statistics and
Geography of the production ofIron," by
A. S. Hewitt, Except certain portions
thereby provided the expense of such pub
LEGATION shall not exceed 5000. Report ac-
copied and adopted.
THE REDEMPTION BILL.
House bill for an act to amend can act
to regulate the foreclosure of real estate, -
approved July 20, 1858, having been made
the special order for consideration this
morning at 10 O'Clock, was taken up.
An amendment was adopted extending
the time of redemption two years instead of
three years in the bill.
The Senate then took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. CLARK That when the Sen
ate adjourn it be to meet on Thursday, the
23d inst, at o'clock A. NJ, and that the
Senate Chamber remain open for the use of
citizens to hold Convention.
POSTPONED.
The further consideration of the bill
regulating the foreclosure of real estate was
deferred and made the special order for
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Adjourned.
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Political News.

The DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS
The New York Times correspondent says
that Senator BRIGHT, after two days con-
sderation, has named the committee to
arrange the Charleston Convention platform,
viz: GREEN, FITCH, BIGLER, GwIN and
CHEsNUT, each of whom spoke in causus in
favor of Mr.. DAVIS resolution. The object
of the committee was to confer and harmo-
nize the several propositions. The gentle
men named are all on the same side No
wonder Senator BRIGHT required two days
to reconcile the appointment of such COM
mittee to his own conscience"
The Charleston Courier, the OLD Demo
cratic organ in South Carolina, states in
recent article "that it is for the adoption OF
the Cincinnati Platform at Charleston, word
for word, and without the addition OF
word" 1t is in favor of it, it declares, in
the face of the Alabama resolutions and in
the face of similar resolutions from whatever
State they may proceed. The attempt OF
few malconte nts and disunionists in Alabama
and Mississippi to interpolate slave code
plank in the Democratic Plat form, will be
miserable failure. 1t is not desired even
in South Carolina.
DOUGLAS AND Woodbridge DOUGLAS,
in response to note from FERNANDO WooD,
denies the truth of the newspaper statement
that the latter, when the former was in
New York, pledged the entire delegation to
him in the Charles ton Convention.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.

PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.
Mr.. MANN presented the petition of
Charles King, and PIG others, praying our
Legislature to pass bill making it penal
offence to claim fugitive slave within the
limits of the State. Referred to the com.
mittee of the whole.
COUNTY ORGANIZATION BILL.
This bill was taken up on the question
of agreeing with numerous amendments
made in the Senate. After spending some
time in considering the bill, it was referred
to special committee.
A SUFFERER BY 1NK-PA-DU.TA.
Mr.. CLEVELAND, from the committee
on claims, reported in the petition of James
B. Thomas, sufferer by Ink. pa. du. ia s
raid, in 1857, and recommended the passage
of memorial to Congress, asking that such
relief be granted by the general government.
The rules were suspended and the memorial
read and passed.
THE CODE.
An act defining the pleadings and practice
of the courts of this State, was taken up
and passed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Acker, Armstrong,
Baldwin, Beatty, Bixler, Burnham, Butler,
Chadderdon, Clearey, Dayton. Donohue, Fox,
Garrard, Greene of Olmsted, Knox. Langwor.
thy, Mantor, McDonough, Meighan, Mitchell,
Mitsch, Morrison Odds, Oliver, Robertson. San
born, Sheafer, Sherwood, Shriner, Skillman,
Stearns, Stevens, Stephenson, Stock, Taylor
Thayer, Tolman, Trow, Orange Walker, Wat.
son, Wiley and Wilkins--43.
NAYs-Messrs. Aaker, Anderson, Caskie,
Greene of Steele, Hulett, Hunt Johnson, Kin.
kead, Mann, Purdie, Sawyer, Secombe. Shrews-
bury, Shultis, Stewart, Temanson and Walker.
is.
BILLS PASSED.
An act for State road in Mcleod and
Renville counties.
An act securing lien to lumbermen.
An act for the relief of school district
No. l, in Scott county.
NEW COUNTY.
A petition was presented, signed by 270
citizens of Fillmore and Mower counties,
asking that new conunty be set apart from
those counties. Referred to Fillmore and
Mower delegations.
NOTICES.
By Mr.. KINKEAD; Of bill permit
ting women to vote, both white and black
also of
A bill to abolish the Allopathic practice
of medicine.
After the transaction of some unimpor-
tant business, the House adjourned until
Monday at 10 A. M.
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XXXVIth COngress--First Session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
SENArE.-Mr. Mason, from the Harpers
Ferry committee, reported a resolution that
the President of the Senate issue warrants
for the arrest of Messrs. Sanborn, John
Brown jr., and Redpath, who had refused to
obey the summons of the committee to tes-
tify, and bring them before the Senate to
answer for contempt.
Mr.. Hale said he would vote against it.
He believed there was no power in the Sen.
ate to compel the attendance of these men.
The resolution was adopted--ayes, 46 !;
nays, 4. Those voting negatively were
Messrs. Bingham, Hale, Sumner and
Teombs. Messrs. Seward and King both
voted afirmatively.
Mr.. Hunter moved to postpone the prior
order and take up the postoHice deficiency
bill. Carried.
The House having refused to concur in
the amendments, the Senate having abol-
ished the franking privilege, Mr.. Hunter
moved the Senate rccede from its amend
ments. He was unwilling to attempt to
force legislation on the other House.
The motion was agreed to-ayes AZ,
nays IL.
Mr.. Toombs moved to reconsider. He
was opposed to the Senate receding. The
motion to reconsider was lost-yeas IA,
nays AZ.
Mr.. Gwin now asked the senate to pro-
coed to the consideration of the bill to abol-
ish the franking privilege. Agreed to-
The first amendment by the committee
on postoffice and post roads, that the law
abolishing the frankiDg privilege should not
apply to those to whom it was granted by
name.
Mr.. Gwin moved an amendment that
during the sessian of Congress and for 80
days before the meeting, and for 30 days
after the adjournment, the President, Vice
President, heads of departments, and men,
bers of Congress should be allowed to send
free mail matter, not over two ounces in
weight.
Mr.. Gwin said the object of the commit
tee was to abolish the franking privilege. If
further legislation was necessary, it could
be done at another time.
Mr.. Mason opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Hamlin moved to strike out all the
bill except the few lines abo|ishing the frank
ing privilege He wanted to abolish the
system in toto.
Mr.. Davis thought it might be we'll not
to take the ranking privilege from the ex-
presidents or their widows.
Mr.. Wigfall explained that the bill, if
not amendment, effected this.
Mr.. Hamlin's motion was carried.
Mr.. Mason moved to add that hereafter
nothing be passed free by mail. Carried.
The question recurring on the amendment
of the committee, Mr.. Hamlin moved to
strike out the proviso in relation to whom
the privilege is granted.
Mr.. Benjamin said that Mrs. Polk was
given the privilege as compliment.
Mr.. Hamlin proposed to withdraw this
motion, if she was the only person named.
Mr.. Cameron thought they had better
strike all out.
The amendment was then rejected.
Mr.. Powell moved to amend the substi-
tute of the committee, so that the law take
effect on the 10Th of April. Agreed to.
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STEPHEN WHITNEY, the most wealthy
citizen in New York, except Mr.. AsToR,
died in that city on the 10th. Aged seventy
years.
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RIGlNAL NOTlCE.-SrAIs nF Iowa, Scorr
COUNTY: In the District kCourt of Scott
County.-Spier Whitaker ". burrows / Pretty
man, and others.
10 John ). Gano, Geo. 8. Francis, Steamboat
Mermaid, Charles F. Goodhue, Harriet c. Smith,
Catharine Monasmith, Nathan N. Rand, Edward
N. Mills, Rushmore Cone / Co., Edward A. Tur-
pin, Minerva II. Green, Henry Lawrcn,e i sons,
Levi K. Holmes, Christian Alvord, Nelson Stock
ton, Stantsn / Thorn, Samuel Hair, Alfred
Churchill, Pattens, Lane / Merriam. Gregory,
Tilton 4 Co, Tho.. p. May, Elisha Carnage. IS
Their A. Prettyman, Caleb Green. A. S. Brown 4
Co.. lug 4 Painter, Geo. Bliss, Chalton st. John
John LOWS, Geo. H. Wells and GUSTAV. A
Bentley:
Sirs- You are hereby notified that there is now
IN file in the ofice Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Scott County, . Petition Of Spier VIII t.
aker, claiming of you the foreclosure Of = mort
Jane cal, on the undivided one-fourth p 1T IF
the east half Of Lot iosr a in Block sixty-one
[6l] in the city Of Davenport, courty If Scott.
and State Of lows, which mortgage 10 daied the
36th day Of June, A. ID. 1856, and was given I. Sc
care two certain prom issory mites Of that date,
given by Burrows Prst.yman to Mary Jane Tea.
for tho rum ef two hundred and sixty-six s. lvn
dollars each, payable in one and two years from
date, with interest from date 1t the rate Of ten
per cent per annum. interest payable semi annu
ally the first Of which notes has been paid and
the interest on tho second to tho 18th day If To-
cember, 1857.
AMI unless you shall appear and answer there
to on or before tho first day Of the next Term Of
the Scott District Court, judgment will be rem
Court.
Davenport, lows, Jade I'D, 1880:
g. WHITAKER.
june73 d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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= Y n
Aav's sad Greenfield. 10 Fontspsile, 80 miles
and 6aek. once week.
Leave VIZ ~ Tsse1AD att a.; "a
Anivs et Fontsnel,e sy6pm;
Lave fHtsoells Wednssdsyss 7sa;or
Arrive N Wiscotta BY cpn n.
Bid y 80 route NJ Gresnasld invite4.g x,ry
NsrsA-PsPosals must - 10 eswyr ~, nail
viii "eslerv. certainty and sec ,rity = usiu the
terms OF the Law. and must b Suar sntied By two
responsible persons, certified to % such By post
master trjudxs Of . court Of record.
cspey vid - made for trs not pssfcsue4 :;
asoa Ser eeaA Of such omiaio . pot saiisfaSeasjy
explained, three times the pay Of the trip may be
deducted. For arrival % far behind tine as to
break connection with depending nails an not
.uhic,ent,y s1esse1, one fourth q the compenss-
ton OF the trip is subject to forfeiture Fines
VIII be nposed. unlsss the delinquency b salts
facto'iiy explained. for neelecting to take the
mail from o. iatc post Office for suifcrsy il %
be fnjureu. destroyed, robbed, Or lost; Ard Tor
refusing. after demand 70 col yey the mail ~ ire
qaeneiy ~ the contractor ruas, il concerned in
running vehicles On the route. Tho Postmaster
ueneFsi may sanai the copu,et for di..te Vi ny
the post ofice laws the INSTRUCTION. o: the 10
partment. lie may alter the ,che ule. and also
oscer IN Increase Of service by allowing thereto
pro rdf6 increase on the contrast pay. He NAV
also curtail or discontinue the service in who,e Or
part, At pro rata dccrea,c OF pay, allowing unc
month . extra conf ensation the amour, u ser
vice dispensed with. Bids should be addressed
= the second Assistant Postmaster General,
.upciscnbed Prop ,sals for mail service State Of
Iowa. and sent by n,ai!.
FOR forms Of proposals 4c., and other informs
ton see ADVERT, . ncnt Of this aats, IN pamphie,
form, nj the principal post Offices
Blank propose will be furnished on arpic on
to the department.
J.HOLT,
POMpaaster General
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TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAs on tho 10th
day Of April. A. b. 1889, Polly Gardner and
joseph Gardner, her husband, executed unto
John W. Thompson, Us Trustee, a certain
Deed Of Trust. conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott comfy, lows, described Is fol
Isl, in Block No. two III, in j. II. + Halls Addi
ton to the city OF Davenport; which said con
veyance was made by the said Polly Gardner md
Joseph Gardner for the purpose If secur. ny
the payment Of twelve certain promis.ory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by s,id Polly
Gardner and Joseph Gardner, dated the 18th
day Of April, A. u. 1889, and payable follows
One for twelve hundred dollars, payable on the
S0th day Of April 1850, and the other eleve. notes
payable respectively in J.. g. I. S, 81, s. y, 10
and l months from the 3Oth day of Aprii, 1899
all said notes payable to Achsah +. Caldwell.
And now, said note If twelve hundred dollars
and five Of said other notes. hsvi,g become a.c
and payable, and the said Polly Gardner ard Jo-
seph Gardner having failed to pay the same, l,
John W. Thompson. Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, that by virtue of
the over which is in me vested by said Deed Of
Trust will, on Thursday. the l4th day Of June,
A. d. 1860, at the hour Of two o'clock ia the after
po0l Of said day, ut tho Court House door in the
city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at
Public Auction, The parcel Of land above de
'cribed, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day ot sale, together
with oil the costs and expenses attending said
SALE costs OF this notice and trustee. fees.
Dated the l4.h day of May. A ID. I>6e
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
mayl4 dts Trustee.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat
urdsy, the ,4th day OF July, A. d 1850, at tie
hour Of o'clock in the afternoon nf sid da,
JOHN W. THUMP>uN,
Junel5-dts Trustee.
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vuyRuSTEE'S SALE.-WasssAs.o on the l

vJVRUSTEE'S SALE.--WnsssAs, on the lst
day Of April, A. Dist, william Doolsn ex-
ecuted unto Francis Whistler, - Trustee . certain
Lss of Trust, conveying to said Trustee tho land
No eleven I'LL Of block No: one III. and l.ot No.
tour ri, or Bi.ck NJ. four ~ and part Of lot
No nine 10. Of Block No. four ri, in .dirssn's
(6r,t) Addition TO the city OF Davenport said
part Of Lot nine being particularly dss,ribed -
follows, viz Commencing 1t the north wet COR
street one hundred i0ol fest; thence east sixty
I've 1881 feet; thence north one hund Cd 1901
feet thence west sixty five feet to the place Of
beginning whicI sal conveyance was made BY
by the said v lillian DooIan for the purpose Of Sc
curing tho payment Of his certain 'ro,nissorv
note, and the interest thereon, signed ny the said
Wlliism Doolsn, dated the lss day Of April. 1857
and payable . follows For the sum Of twenty
ore hundred and fifty dollars 1871 sol, payable
three Isl years after the date thereof, with inter-
est payable snnusily ., the rate Of ten llO] per
cent. pr anuum. And whereas tho said Fraacis
Whistler, Trustee aforesaid, is now ab. ent from
the state u Iowa. and non resident Of tho State
II lows, and cannot sct - such Trustee and
whereas the acting Judge a the County Court
Of aid Heott cossty has daily appointed Austin
Corb to act - Trustee in the place and stead Of
said PrAucis Whisler.
And nov, said promisscry note having become
dee aad payable, and the said William DooIan
having failed to pay the same, |, Austin Corbin,
Trustee appointed sssforessid, do nersby give this
public notice. that BY virtue of the power which
10 in me vested BY said Deed of Trust, will. on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of July, A. D. 1860 ., the
1t the Court house door, IN the city II Dsssn-
pert, expose and Offer scr sale. 1t public auction
the parcels Of land above described. or 30 much
thereof - shall b necessary TO satisfy and ray
the amount ofssia note. With the interest thsvern
. The day q SALE together with al the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notlse
and. Trustse's fsss.
Dated ~ 18Th day q Jsae, a. ID. leee, \
~30g aI84@G AUSTIN COkB1Nj
Itsstes b appsiatnsss = Ceaav 1elgs.
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"HEKEAR, SPECIAL TAX WAS lev
w led ny the City Council Of the City Of Davf
export at their regular meeting on the sd day 0.
Nay, A. y. 1860, on the below described property.
and at the rate Of 1fty cents for each front foes
TO defrAy the expenses Of laying sidewalks in front
Of said property Row, therefore, To- =. NsNisl,
City Marshal Of said City u Davenport, do here
o. give this public notice, 'hat, IN pur,usncs "
the ordinance in such case nsde and Jrvvii.d,I
will. on Friday. the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1860.
at the hour Of tive o'clock In the afternoon. snd
IN front Of the Court House in said City, expcss
and offer for sale, to the hghsst bidder Tor cash,
the following described property, Tor 20 much
thereof rs shall b. necessary to satisfy said sps-
cisl tax. namely:
Iots4 and 5. il Block -, City IT Davenport,
together with alley between said lets, and 50 feet
Of street north Of said Lot s.; also,
Lots l, 2, "a and 5, In Block No. I, in Mackin-
tosh's I'd Addition to the City Of Davenport; also,
Lots I, ~ and I, in Block No. :, in ssid Mssk-
intosb's I'd Addition.
DAVENPORT, lows, Nay 3oth, A. d. 1860.
q. =. Mcneil,
my31-d6w City Nasshal.
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Y>RUSTEE'S SALE.-WnxRsAs, on tho Ia

INKCSTEE'S SALE-WnERRAs on tho l4th
= day OF June, A. b. 1859. Prince William Fish
and Ellen r. Fish, his wife, Of Scott county,
and State OF Iowa, executed unto Abner Dawson ,
as Trustee, certain Deed Ct Trust, conveying to
said Trustee tho land N Scott county, Iowa, d.
scribsd Ms follows, to wit: The south half cf the
nor'h-c quarter Of Section No. eight ISL in
Township No. eighty lSo north, Of Range fur 1 !,
east OF the 5th z. N W, ich said conveyance was
made by the said Prince William Fish and Ellen
Fish, his wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of certain proinissory note, and the in
terest thereon, signed by said Prince William
Fish, dated the l4th day Of June, A. ID. 1859 for
the sum Of four hundred and sixty 1901 dollars,
payable to the order Of =. s. Schumacher On ID Q
l4th day Of June, A. y. 1850, with interest at ten
per cent. Per annum after duo.
And now, said pfOnliss0ry note having become
due and payable, and the said Prince lillian + ish
having failed to lay the same, ], 4 bnsr Dawson,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which Is in
me vested By said Deed Of Trust / will, on
Saturday, the 18th day o. July, A. n. 1889, VI
the hour Of two o'clock, in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court House door in the City Of Das-
enpo't, expose and offer for SALE at public auction,
the parcel of land above described, or 50 much
thereof rs shall be necessary satisfy and ray
amount of said note, with tho interest thereon TO
the day Of sale, together with al the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and trustees fees. Upon completion Of such sale
. Deed will be executed in accordance with tn E
stipulations Of said Deed Of Tru.t.
Dated the 5th day Of July, A. ID. 1850
ABNER DAWSON,
july6-dts. Trustee.
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CO-PartnerShip Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
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Pa.tnership ior the purpose q sagying O sbs
Ysbaicaticn Of the DAILY ASD WsExLY Dpho-
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The lob Printing business CONSISTED uieh sajd
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PROM THE " ysi

All trains out Of Davenport will make dircc'
connections Vt Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City. with the Wes era Stage Company
tsges for all points West.
the Passenger TT lin connects ut Rock Islano
With Chicago and Rock Island railroad trains foI
all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity 81
giving distinct directions rs to the destination OF
their baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars.
NIB. Trains tor rho East connects at Jolie,
with trains ON the Michigan Central Il. X. ; Al
Chicago with trains the Michigan Southern
aud Michigan Central and Pttsburg, II. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
apr9 Sup't.
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Get Year Pictures Framed

y. WB0oNs
(Sseosd srsst, opsosiss Was1;.gtoa Sqsare,)
FRAMES PICTURES TO ORDER;
A lS0 keeps constantly on hand all kinds Chased
"A Window, Looking Glasses, Paints, Oils ans
potey. P.WEISS
sseJo
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vvHp$v kSS - Az .>,Kunss>~ - ~. e>.l
lcdstiof tJaSsaT XyD7iG.1s,nn
Dssss. IN unmarried man, executed rot. Am.s;.
Cesbin, - Trustee, . cortsin Iced Of T,..s -
ssying - said Trsstes the land in Cedar co.ns,
Iows, dsscribcd - fcllows, u vis The .ersA. w
4oastsr Of the sesth vest saaster Fl Ner.;.. ~
! psEIs9svuGASIEA -IsAW - 80 ~
Rage No. one wsst, Of the s,h r. n: vkiek
ssid convevanoe vas made BY the said Lcspde,
u. Besks FOR the purpose u securing the payment
Of one certain proni,smy note, . 4 the interest
thereon, signed by said beeas, dated the 10Th dav
ef January. A. ID. 1851, AID payable on the Ict
day Of April. A. u. 1850 1t tho Banking Hous. ~
Aesklst = Cosbin. to the or ies II VILLAS Du>.
ton, for the sum VI oss hundred asd 1fty-yix asa
lo-loe doll, s. with interest at ten per cent after
maturity.
And nov. sad note having BE- come due and nav.
able, and tho said Beeks havi.y Jailed to cay The
same. L. Aussin Corbtn. Tssssse - alsssaaid. DO
hereby give this public notice. that ;, virtue Of
the power which 10 in me vested By said Deed Of
Trss:, will on SATURDAY tho 18th day o. july. A.
ID. ls.e, At the hosr oftwo o'clock in the aiternoen
q sAid dsy. ~ The Count House loo. in the CiIv
OF Davenport, expcss and otter for ale, q psbls
suction. for cash, the parcels Of land arove de.
ecribed OF much thereof % shalI bs pccessayv
to satisfy ard pay the amount Of said note. viii
tie interest thereon u the day Of sale, together
With oil tho ccsts and sspssses stsse6ins said
sale. costs Of this notice AID Trustee fees
Dated the Sd day Of July. A. u. 1850.
AUSTIN COKBlN,
Js'Je-o" Trustee.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

Trains run by Chicago time, which 10 twelve min
ute' fastsr than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9TH.
~ 1853, aud until further notice, trains will
leave Davenport for Musca'ne, Columbus City.
Washin,ton and Iowa City fSundays excepe
- follows:
ExOrsss and Mail Train at....... 100 4 ~.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
LIST Mail Tr,in, Mt. ....................y3 30 A. NJ
I'd Express Trsin, at.................-6. ~ r. NJ
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
dspted, q follows
FROM TIE EAST.
let Express train at..................6 ~ A y.
I'd Mail train ut. - % r. y.
TIM
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CO.Part1lershim.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HEREArrrp
u ~ co-partners, continue the practice of IN.
Law. AUSTIN CORBIN,
GEO. s. c. DOW,
- BROWN
March 1880 imar,.a,s
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