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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

OF A few days since, two legal gentlemen
in this city applied to Governor Willard for a
renewal Of their commissions as notaries pub
lie. A letter was received here yesterday,
that Governor Willard has peremptorily re-
fused to bestow any office. however insignifi-
can't upon any one not a Democrat. The rea-
son assigned, is the defeat Of his salary bill by
the Republican Senators. t
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bort of Guanspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
THURSDAY, February 5.

THURSDAY, February ).
DIAMOND. from Fords Ferry t. Louisville.
w. A. EAvEs, from Grsen river to louisville.
CHANCELLOR, from New orleansto do.
u. s. MAIL, from Green riverto Cincinnati
RAINBOW, ON Bon Hsrbor to Henderson.
b. GREEN, from Bowlii Green to Evansville.
NJ. MCCLELLAN, from Ice Harborto New Orleans.
METROPOLIS, from n. Orleans to Pts5urg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

New York seems to be flooded with
crime. On Monday night week, man nam.
ed Sackville, on repairing to his home found a
man in bed with his wife. He drew a knife
and stabbed the intruder in eight places-from
the effects Of which the man died.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

0T The young convict in the Ohio State
Prison who was made blind for life by the
State quack, operating upon his eyes by force,
has requested permission to end his days in
the institution, as he has no means Of getting
q living elsewhere.
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Enceints by River.

PER W. A. EAvES-Crane, Cook g. Co., IA hhds to-
b=cco bx rndse; Howard & Brown, bxs seed, ilj
bbs Goui hhds tobacco; Crane. Cook & Co., 50 e.
lard bbs pork eco bbls mess do, ls6 ties lard 20
bills do 4hhds tobacco, bbls faxseed; Samuel Orr.
9 hhis bulk pors. Green river rising. and plenty of
freight on its banks awaiting shipment.
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49, FALL. CAMPAsGNi
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
A xEw AND vERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
NuAC g WELLS


YYTHLsr RETURNING thanks for the
Merchants frO Indiana Illinois anr Ken
also that he has
In store she Heaviest stock Of Hardware and Cut
derry (by oue-third, I'll he has offered TIE
vide ssrke sse Many Goods were purchased AZ redue-
"a rates ~ him. during sdepressd state OF the markets
East England and by importing (dIeet from Europe
orders American foods ted az the Manu-
he only able but decidedyldi posed
sell Hardware asow hgpres he1ssoan
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers
lie invites careful animation Of his stoek and priceeb7
Nets snd Traders feeling assured that he can dc hen
Amors the articles talmost irnumerso is) comprising
stock he names the following TO the trace:
$50 aoxes Arss-wes. LiPPneotts Leveretts aEd Cons
tsOn do Table 30 do do;
7S do Steel She, RS and Scissors; . ga ~
100 DO RaIofs aud streps .as
Spoons-Iron, Brittania and German silver;
80 dozea coffee Nills. all grades Hs.. s.-..-..
DO Files and Rasps. all kinds; Bio
900 ihs Be..s Kettles. turn ed bottoms:
2DD lbs ssdrons. assorted;
dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross screws. gimi-t pointed; .la 1rIr
$50 dozen Door Socks and sockets;
100 Co Auyurs,
90 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; ...ss
go pairs shovel and TOMS. iron and brass heads
60 dozen saws from siill TO Key-hole; tre.s
rs do steslyards and SCALE Be ans; -
So DO Arles (aaa other hrand) Shovels and Spaces;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Jspanned Tinware fuliy assorted. r ~
whips Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. Spectacle,
Port Fancy Hardware generally together viii
heavy goods win: Chains Dog Irons strap Hinges Tea het-
ties, Knives end Riddles and
Ga. Ea rrcis and Gum trimmings
Carpenters and pers Tools Windsw sash etc. etc.
| CHARLES y. WEI Is.
octs Main street. "a door below Branch Bank.
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0<F- The London News says that the dis
patches from Canton state that the British,
and not the Chinese, behaved as barbarians,
The News considers the action of the British
forces disgraceiul.
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PRALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE.
pHaLnN.S CIIEMICAL HAIR I0YIGCR ATOR
NEVER roo LATE TO L.sAl,N.
LIVE AND LERN;
GUIDE TO ALL WHO wish TO
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY.

SPEAK AND WRITE C0RRECTLY. e
sDARTICULARLYi intended book reference for the
n solution Of al Identities esanectst with GrSnu.r Ceus
position Puncuxon &e with plantations OF Latin aud
French words aud phrases Of frequent 10
papers revie periodicals AID books in general contain
ing examplesof .r. -1tf--.3 ia $3.50 Fl ,... -
ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES
0fday occurrence in Speaking Writing and Pronoune'a
ton with dcaed Instructions ritinr th
ires ia the various department.
Newspaper Ltersture 2le bound Ia cloth. limo.
Price FIFTY CENTS snd to address free OF Post.
Z
Such hook this has long been by those VIII,
terrain the wish auded In the Ne. 1t is suitable for
all classes Ne have AZ, .uvey conued les and
II 81 the hest works OF reference
student the ripe scholar defervins
be xeneraiiy corsutri The altogether and
GARRIrT. DICK FITZGERALD PuSlishers.l ss
No.1s Ann Street. New-Yorf.
Aiso for sale BY all booksellers III n .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

OF Judge Daniels Of the U. s. Supreme
Court, was burned so badly at the time OF
the fatal accident to his wife, in the effort to
extinguish the flames, that he has not yet
been able to take his seat on the Supreme
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

GJ. Frost. Esq, familiarity known as
slack Frost" has been injurng the pavements
materially throughout the city, In some
places the bricks have been entirely removed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06
BANKS OF OTHER STATES.

The notes 81 the following Tennessee Banks are 70
ceived on deposit from the customers OF this Bank,
when offered In sums Of moderate amounts:
Bank of Tennessee; Union Rank Of Tennessee.
Planters Bank Of Tenn: Bank OF Nashville,
Lawrenee5urg Bank.
T7Ts Exchange on New York--buying Il TO Z prem;
ceiling I premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

OF Three hundred tickets at SO each
have been sold for the Inauguration Ball at
Washington city.
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AEETI.ED P.iYSICiaN,


USAyE nearly ont. discovered while in the Fast
midas. certain care for consu nrtior. Bsonehs
Coughs. Colds. and general debility This remedy
by him when his only chiIa ughterwas given
up to die. Wishing 20 do much good possible he will
such of HIS All ctel feiiow beings
recipe with full directions for making and
ms IL. lie requires each applicant iuclose him
stiiirrhree 10 re returned posta the recipe
and the remainder to be applied thu % this si
vertsement. Address Ia lr = DR.. N. JAMES.
docO 3mdkw No. ID Grand street. Jersey City, n. J.
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LIaDiLIrIEs.

gt LIABILITIES.
The Amount Liabilities due OF not Backs or
other ereditors-nothDg.
Losses adjusted and dle-nothipg.
adjusted DUE ef65.e5
Losses contested and waitingl ,ss a.. an
All other claims against the Company small for PRINT
ing. 80.
Agents take risk exceeding &c.
Tie greatest amount insured in any city.
village. varies.
The creates. in any block
also the senon is to Init the loss by Ere
70 sln0OO.O0
The efts capital any other
State security for losses theren OF the Capital
earnings of this Com pany thus deposited.
The Charter Act of and
the same fled in April, 1855.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, sec'y
Subscribed and before this 7h day of January
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p. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M z n . 7 "a NJ II q,

n Ir-.I EVANSVILL IND.
-, C.H - HAVING fitted up mammoth 49,.
wha RI Boat, the largest on the. y. fE
Ohio River In the w are pre-.
ybusnessentruste1io ourcare eth.
err by RIVER, RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing to the incemene, ofthe weather. any
property and be paid to Receiy
ing Storing and Forwarding and also the ny
Produce consigned TO all orders promptly ed.
PIG .0'RILET returns his sincere thanks TO his nu.
merous friends for their former patronage and
Ia ~ socits acoEtinuance ofthe same which will be
duly reciprocated. ,4ai q. .1F .,. rfel.s
| Store Room wellsuppled, win be kept 70 the &C
of Boats and their orders filed
mhS-d&wly y. q. 0'RILEY q CO
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CONSUt.PYION cUHED.

EeE NOT DECEIyEDh Nv base infections. HEGEMAS.
Z , CHA a CO.'S GENUINE COP LIVER OIL. never
snd ten years eyrerence has we'd
all others. aud the only reliable for CoSsrarToS
As hers great Of spurious oil In the adult
tsratsi With seal oil. whale OIL &c. &C.. much
capnot h- taken 20 procure the Geppine. -sf. u
Orr Oil IL made at factory Ia New and
each bottle has signature the ~oik he careful
HEGFyss. CLsPK Co tb0usrnds who had used other
oil Of iuferor quality and about giving desrar
have been restored 20 health Nv us erne oil
ufActure. Sold by all Druggists. ian2i-3mdkw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

Those marked thus have complied with the provi-
sions OF the General Banking Law OF 1855
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uncurrent
Indiana Free Bank money. The of Indiana Free
Banks are either received Mt par not at ALL Tue
Bank will receive at the following rates. the Notes Of
the
BANKS OF OTHER STATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

Faye,te County Bank, Con.
nersville.
Hsosier Bank, f.ogansport.
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington. ~
Indiana Reserve Bank, ct
Kokomo.
Indiana Bank. Madison.
Indiana stock Bk. Laporte.
indiana Farmers Bank, sht
franklin.
Ky. Stock Bk..s ColII1bus.
Lagrange Blnk,f ANA.
Her. aud Mech. EaEk, N.
Albany.
v. Y. and Va. State Stock
Bank, Evansville
Parke co. Bank Rockville
Prairie City Bank Terrs
IIaute.
Salem Bank. Salem.
Southe I'm Bank of Indiana
Terre Haute.
Ti'peeanoe Bank Win
Llnac.
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= DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

SUsT received and will be sold at auction our Auc-
81 tioa Rooms regular sale DAYS arte an6
raj or DRY Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
consisting ia of Brown nnd Desched Sheetings and
shirngs Satnets. Casiueaes Coatng Flannes Blankets
Jeans. Hosins. Gloves Nits. Spool Threads, Lueys
Merines. Sha~ls. susperders. &c.. sc. re--.--
Atso:-Tables Pocket every Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Raro Pins Needles
Aeeordeons ant varsity OF fancy art cle
mention. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
novt Auctopeers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-06

Bank OF the Capitol. Indi-
annapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello, Mont.
cello.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank of Paoli.s Psoli.
Bank Of ROekville,s Heck
Vile.
Bank OF Salem. Salem.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank OF Warsaw, Wssaw.
blOo'ningt0n 6ahk,% Bloom
ingtOn
Rockville Bank. RrOokville
Cambridge City bank SCAM.
bridge.
Crescent City Bank, Swans
vile.
Cen,ralBank,s Indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Nchangc BS.sGrcencastIe.
Farmers Bank, Westfield.
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AWE have tht day Jsnu,ry stu 1851 sold out oar e.
yickery.
pleasure In returning sincere thanks 70
friends and their patio
extended 10 aud solicit OF the sans 70
cur saccesser. lan7 UERsHBERGER 4 cAHSns
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BANK NOTE LIST.


FKsRrA aY, 5, 1857.
The Notes OF the following Free Banks received
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AUCTION SALES.

AVE will sell at Auction Rooms old Court House.
Friday Evening. February 6th 1851 at early gas
light. the Medical McDo deceased con-
sstn, sf ndred volumes, Those wanting choice
Medical Works will do we'll attend. Terms. cash.
feb5-tis WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auc's.
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NTATEMENT

0f the condition of the .ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, on the LIST January, 1857, as required
by the Lag Of the State of Indiana.
TNNHE name OF the Corporation is AETNA INSURANCE
Ill COMPANY. located at Hartford. Conn.
Tie Capital Stock IL FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-01
J. G.. PARKER,
pHVSICyAN AND SURGEON.

WOULD inform his ,iends and the pablo that
" fefaot I'd his office to the Post once buildin
:. coul story. opposite Gazette Office. Nov ri
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l
SENTIMENTALIsM.- Mrs. Swishem,
noticing the publication Of a new love
story, says:
"All that stuff about woman . love
has been said over and over again a
hundred thousand times, to the great
detriment of the best interests oil hui
manity. There is no kind of neces
sity for using the press to pursuade
silly girls that it is very romantic and
womanly to love a scoundrel; to leave
her affections ungardcd by reason or
experience, and drift holplcssly into
sin, shame and despair as an evidence
OF her unsuspccting womonhood.
It's not true that woman's affection
arc any stronger or durable than man.
We think the opposite is the case, and
that two thirds of all the women who
pine away or die Of lone, do SO for the
want of something better TO do.
Everything calculated to make
love sickness a feminine requirement
is great injury; bnt to strew the path
OF the suicide with the flowers ofpoesy
and romance is in degree reprehen-
sible.
"The best motto to guide young
girls through the mazcs Of love is,
DO right and trust to God A girl
that has done no wrong has little
cause to mourn over the sick lencsss Of
a pretended lover. Better he should
change his mind before than aftermar-
riage"
That's the best piece Of common
sense we have ever heard on the sub.
iect.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-01
AVOID SLANG WORDS.

There is no wit, says the auth r OF
the behavior book in lady saying
'snoose" instead of sleep-in calling
psntsloons ''pants,' and gentleman
s,sents"-and saying OF man whose
dress is old that he looks "seedy"--
and in abiding to an amusing anec.
aote or diverting incident, to say it is
rich" All the slang words are de-
1fast'ele from the lips Of ladies. We
are always sorry to heara young lady
say sach a word as "polking" when
sh2 tells ns of having engaged in a
daDce, too fashionable not long since,
but apply now going out, and al
most banished from the best society,
We lave little tolerance Tor young
ladies' who, having in reality neither
Eit nor liamor, set up for both, and
having nothing oithe right stock to go
upon, substitute coarscness and i'm
pertlnence, and try oexcite laughter,
and attract the attention Of the gentle
men by talking slang. Where do
they pick it ups Fiom low newspa,
'pers or vulgar books surely rot from
"w companions. We heard one ol
ladies', when her collar happened
med awry, say that it was
60 box When disconcert,
70 1 csaa. When submit,
Also, % ss.s i.ass ssSsI sss we'll ..ly, she was
willow Ware. spmetimes
tcs. Dairy Salt, ono
sl bbls. Dried Apples, = e;,o
Casks Sal and S. G. Sods. y'nS
2S Boxes as,d. Pickles. u i,
dee. IL
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Dyer
EEtLiNG E,l IIkOCATtON,

.
What Dyers Healing Embrocation il.
1t lisa perfect Pain Destroyer, and invaluable
edy for the cur OF rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pain in
the side Back and Limbs Lumbago Sore Threat Burns
sealIs, sweliings, Ague, Cramp, Piles, &C. For Cuts
and Wounds it is superior to any other preparation
will afford immediate relief in scads or burns, and for
Pains or weak in any part Of the system Il viii give
certain relief In very short time.
Used internally 1t is one Of the most valuable
in the side, throat chest and b, sick
headache nausea, sea sickness, rheumatism, any
ternal weakness caused by fai strain 1t possesses
soothing, healing and paindesroying propefties une
qualed BY any other compound medicine and we kave
never known il 10 fail in arrestns the progress Of the
above named diseases.
What has Dyer's Healing Enbrocation done.
Wonders, indeed! 1t il known every where star
dard medicine, remedy, aud universal panacea
for rheumatism, cuts. woui ds burus sealds, iambsgo,
throat piles bowel complaints cholera wind eho
ic ysentry, and other Ellis and aches. Its
popularity is owing 10 its intrinsic nsrits Once
used it il never dispensed with. 1t il becohing daily
more and more popular, and Is perfrming remarkable
day by day All persons who have used this
great remedy for all sorts Of pain shou At once obtain
it.
A Balm for Every Wound.
Dyers Healing Embrncation has acquired unpre>
dentel celebrity healing panacea. ltcures wounGs,
cats, burns bruises, scads rheumatism and all ext-
nal and internal pain in short period OF time. Scien-
tifcally prepar and always preserving the same
strength and quality il is used with tho greatest conf.
known thatit needs hardly to be named in public PRINT
A Sure Remedy for Piles
The Piles most distressing complaint presa
lent than generally supposed. IL Is attended with in
fammation small tuinors in the generality of eases
make their appearance, Is Hdesrrfhahly painful which
Is impossible to resist scratching and tie only
ent relief seems to lie desire to tear the skin o This
disease Is not dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clerks, and those OF sedentary habits, most subject
to this maaiy Let all afflicted try pyers Healing EIa-
brocaon and We warrant Immediately relief an eE
fectual cure Many troublesome Of this complaint
have been renedied by the of tls great nedciIe.
We present fact upon fact in carrotofaIon VI this
statement and thousands bear testimony " the great
value of this AllHealing Panacea.
No Stain Left.
The with which Dyer's Healing Embrocation is
applied the absence VI or oily substance in
its position its perfect neatness leaving stain
upon the dress ski its agreeable odor its prompt
ilin and ecaeious effects, render il the most valus-
bic and cheapest medicine that be used The genu.
inc has the Es simiie Of the proprieters signature
A. II. FIELD, Proprietor, Providence, RI.
Sold in Rock Island aud Davenport by HINES 1
CLlPPINGER; in Chicago by PRNTON ROBINSON,
in Muaeatine by 7. D. DOUGHERTY. 0ct1l SO. dl '
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DR.. w. D, BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCHT,TST AND ARTIST

~ permanently located in Rock Island, on Illinois
u street, opposite Island City Hotel, where he will
. happy to all persons sted with dseases Of the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years this special branch
his pfosson trusts that be relieve many who have
given up in despair with Amauroais the symphonic Of
which weakness Of sight imaginary objects Aoating
bafore the eye objects appear obscure by cloud ba
Eness flashes Of light. enlargenent OF the pupil Ac
Cataract in which the lens turn vhsts and prevents
the rays light pAssng through T. opthalma or inna-
nation, Near aght Weakness Of vison, etrahismus
Saulntipg e. well Deafness 10 its vario1s forms.
Having received from Paris ths new and wonderful
opthalmoscope with which srs enabled n look into
the depths Of the eye and the uaior clearly
the outside, thereby ascertAin the exact stats II the
optic aud renA In AmAuroaik the lens IN incp-
ent cataract. Alao the Illuminated Speculum for sx-
anlining the ear we'll al new medical prspA
ious faf curing opeeity OF the cornes or I'm over the
eye without the use of the knife or cAustics.
TO prevent imposition. DR.. B. deems Il prudent TO
state fhsths Is regular Physician Being graduate
nf the University OF Vermont siso OF the few fk Up
thaluic Hospital, ami his success a. oeuilsf u Sf
ributable to the perfection to which he has Drought the
so mediea.ed yapors in the Diseases OF
the eye.
r s.-Dr. Il. will devote aporton Of his time 70 the
OF chronic Diseases, especially oi the throat
and luuss having cured himself OF Consumption AFTER
large bart OF his right lung lest by disease well
as many others la like condition. O1ce hours ffola
nine 10 four.
pocy Ist.Sr Oct. 9, 1856. dwtf
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SAMUEL PERRY.

N4STch&nt TAILOR,
n AS on hand rev and full sssortnent OF French
IL and English Clothes, CassiBie end Vestinxs
suitable for tha season, which he will NAL G up "a
measnre Oh shortgotice and reasonable tc Fms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kinds for Spring and summer wear, which
viii be sold as cLeap as the cheapest.
FUhNLSHiNG GOODS.
gaodsuPpiy ofeyerything necessary for gentle
mans wefdfobe. spring style of Hats,
Caps, Trunks, Sutjce., dc.
Il. s. Would inyi ite those a1outto purchase goods
in The above line TO give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price oni5 No trouble to show
goods ihauafaior asifaycfs hopess continuance
oithessme. SAMUEL PERKY.
ri 4 N fSE1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-01

New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and at tn .
Lowest Priccs4
MOORE 4 LEATHERs have just opened Meat
l Shop on Brady street. between Fourth and Fifth
west side, whore they intend kesping hand full
assortment Of the choicest Meats offered 70 the DA
~ .olcftsd ~ mot only will our Meats Be good, but
prices low. There's no going down town for Beef
Mutton, Pork etc. when you supply yourselyes With
the best at MOORE ! LEATHERE.
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rsSANDERS & BROTER.

she was a woman Of many good quail
ties, and boastcd Of always having
lived in the best society. - The Lallies
Pdper.
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WINTER AREASEEMEVTs,
I'M aud after Monday, Deer. 1T, is56,and until
Ofarthei notice, ,tr ns win leave Rock Island dai
iy, Sundays excepted as follows:
Ist mai train al 1000 A. M. /.
ai expros., stopping only at the principal
stations at 500 r. d.
81 Freight, with cd class cars al $50 4. n
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, as follows:
lst nighi express at s'oa 4. ~ :
2d Mail train at = BOO r. ~ i.
ai Freight train al $50 p. NJ.
All rains over this road in direct connection at
Chicago with trains both the Miehga1 soui hcrn
and Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Detroit TO
Iedo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Gunkirs, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
PhiladeIphia, Baltifnor and Washington. Also at
La Sale with triins OF the Illinois Central Road
north 10 Gaiena and south 10 st. Lons and Cairo,t
which places tick sts De procured OF ). >. Nj
VhNS, Ticket agi X. r. Depot r. Il
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity fgiying
distinct directions the destination of Their bag
rage, also 30 procure tickets before taking their
tho cars, tho conductors collect ares only
satious on iino of the Chicago anG Rock Island
R,ilroad. JOHN T. TRACY, suPt.
W.H. Winrsas, Asst! up't.
Rock IsInnA AuYji z. jSJE.