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- INTELLIagNe
NInNl.ll. aepLember g, u

MQN8A85 september o. 1872 o..
H. weather far Tie p8st week has been. in gen
~ fleasant. Business on the leyee has improved a
nttlo. There has been quite an increase in the e
ssiDss at cotton for the past week, and may ex
ret further increase during the present week. The
sger before the city Is falling fast, but leaving the
lsgea in horrible condition, and portions Of
she hnding without sufficient water for boat to
band. The woodwork has been 50 neglected that
m Oh beast are in danger Of their lives 70 walk over
it. It is truly lamentable to sec Our steamboat iau
ing its present condition al this advanced perloa ol
ghe year We mast expect to see, in the course q
Shtee or four weeks at the uthest, large hulipeF
si boats running and bringing full loads Oh ooston
an other produce which OF the present state o. al
sirs must subject them TO great inconvenience ana
expense
bRRrys1s.-The ST. Louis packet New Monong a
ssls CAPT. NJ. a. Cox, arrived With full cargo Of
rrsdaes Yesterday She will leave on her return trip
st6 3. Non Tuesday next. Weare indebted to he
rgteraanly clerk Mr. s. s. Eutrieken for late paper
The Louisville passenger packet Woodford, Cap t.
Hoses irwin arrived with large cargo. She will
KAYE 81 her return trip this evening at o'clock
M Mr II. B. Mclaughlin, her courteous clerk, will
please accept eur thanks for late papers.
The Railroad Line Packet J. G. Swon, will be at
abe levee this morning ready to receive freight SIZE
saves on her return trip at P. N, on Tuesday next
Mr. J. +. Allen, p Po8dras street. is her agent.
BoATs LEAVING TV0odford for Louisville AT
SP MI to-day, positively, thissplendid light draught
aud summer passenger packet backs out in charge
Il Capt. Moses Irwin. The passenger aecommoda-
Sons 81 the Woodford are the very best Her oc ers
ore gentlemen without their supariors. Mfr 4. B.
Mclaughlin ID in charge Of the office; more cor
bo ntindo
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lcu Orleans gtloatW 5fIarhet.

Saturday Evening, Sept. i 1855.
The redundancy money sill continues, and may
peeed continue m blngss its sonted ent and
aetiyy VIII be perceived, however, TINT there mas been
inquiry FOR discounts The past week every bank has H.
1easd M line excepting The oal increase Of long and
ssng the $3.50 O00 and the espsns
Tie August has hae ia total ioanH aud DISCOUNTS
s736zi The we'd y statement Of the banks show still fur
hp specie reserves he probability Of
decline il exchange next month will cause shipments Of gold
hl,heyat au early day
Tnacfy heseged Il by sickness there has been
large business done IN produce the past week The sales
exceed thousand bales III Western products there
operations prices Of descriptions have
improved based decreasing stocks sul reports Of
peeted deficiency The Of cereals Ths expected del
aency will not bereaEed excepting in oats The Increase Of
band brought into cultivation will mora than make up any
the Old lands and there opportunities for
onopalzng mud specializing that formerly existed through
sd spurious hunks, there need be any exp eoa
81 high prices this from Europe
ane prospects Of the harvest more than an average yield
q 81 descriptions Of grain and baad5a5 confidently pre-
dctea Large specutos cannot swim this Dinin-
tive operations will made eyea heretofore bur the
9nfraang of large eargoes and entire warehouses Of
eannot carried hanks we pretty certain
viii not any schemes Of monopoRers If they did
the President Of the Board Of Currency might be looking
some Of their porte ee, and commence serutining closely
Western spectators need expect aid encourage
through banking institutions tennessee is prolific of
shops Che word bank is sapplea Tennessee anaucas
voted g Investments for rise So Wisconsin aud illinois,
and ty are projecting shops inneaoa and shop of the
gfAndesi kind Is about Eoing into operation III Iowa.
TheEa has been some activity during the week among our
Eholesae dealers IN goods groceries, hardware cothpg
And mpst other ira les ia the receiving and opening fresh
additions to Che yafious stocks Of merchandise We learn
asoNgh some 81 merchants who have their
hlsness auns that hey goods extremely cheap in
Northern cities and that Southern credit high and every
eae anxious te sell Goods Ginning from EUROPE
siderable reduction homia yca prices The stocks
nestle manufactured goods large throughout the North
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SCI, 5,64s SCI, 1854, 935


THE letters by She Indian mai today announce two suspen-
siaus Gacud being those Massrs. Allan Dpel
i Co. and Mes.rs Lanslois Co. The latter is French
house. with rather heavy liabilities and although they pos
sea good connections their credit the past two years mud
strong II thought likely several other houses
would follow but Of any great Importance The China
advces mention short fnancat crisis Shanghai from
the native bankers shru, who known 70 hHve adj
vanged largely rice and other shipments the Peh0 and
Pekin be seized destroyed by the
allied sqWarOns The apprehension pa sed away aud
trade had since revived The sales of British manufactured
goods small both Shanghai and G,non
believed that great animation would be exhibited should
Element Of the political difficult be announced. The first new
general quality Of the said be much inferior
that Of last year."
The letters Paris says the Manchester Guardian Of 18TH
August mention general expectation that the Bank of France
WILL either this week next reduce rs Of discount from
~ to 8 per cont.
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q Pc CIEIC Att o. = for the contract for
trict. E,,
Gated lot Of ground situated the Side Of Eysian
tledS Stree pelwte ~ Ahu Daphn Streets aud measur
SizEs F0usO5Ss ASp WEs@said bgia P1ss s ha BE-
erected m "ceoT % plans of the sizes
marked on said plans, ponies and sections
The foundations Of ~ walls bricks in thickness, shall he
bricks in thickness Sa ~ bricks wide the bottom except
me foundations Oh uS ee w4s which shall be only bricks
Of sound inch ha5boet planks crossing each
bs Sas F6 SsGss sad Sc s4s Of s 81
ches asto suit the thickness Of the walls at the
| top.
AZ the walls thoush9a ihe buildings shall be built to the
The rs story Of the Recorders office sha be % foet hes
inches high in the clear; the rst an second
stories OF JOCK up '" oe eaeR IL feet iueheS high in the
Eight courses Of the brick work the surface Of Tue
ground Inc %as shall be hid in the best hydraulic
between them 10 Keep Gown qmPneSs Al brick work neces-
nges betting courses pnth and other ornaments according
to The drawings shall be executed in the best workmauke aud
AND IN every tesptG %Tl nHl7hed with brick disChargng
and with a4gstGn.s e support projection corniees
The bricks u ousa9ni snail be well burnt hard country
lime and clear sharp sand
Inc JOINT o. me tsfq wa not to be pasterGd shall be
smoothly struck and sad fence walls shall be twelve feet in
Lg4 on 'yS , tes Sreet Shall have
Erahe we S UT VIII h. s ~ inches thicE except At
each oBeh! Tnetg W N % II Inches thck well cut dressed,
SO The t Font openings 10 police safion shall have zach
granite inches high by il inches vide and feet long
have granite sill, and lint Is.
The whole Shall clear blue Quincy granite nr1-
tie drawings '"'"- Va
shall lave iron door and %fmdo sFns a made 3
Fastened accordance with The working plans 10 be furnished
diameter placed inches apart aud liz Is be
Of fiat iro inch hick by inches wide, with anchor ends
aside grating fronting the alley way Of the cells shall
The ris Shall round iron and pucei at inces
WIN ] u u vga,I fstad Nh III oi . ttieS ".de W
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Al increase in short loans Of
A decrease exchange
dcCreaseiR balances Cue llstant QRlais
increase Id Deposits genera ANIt'VH
The actual variation In long aud shortlce's is an
increase for the week ot.s,'. 'o9'-9
The following were the yaFlsions fo the corresponding week
last year
decrease specie OF SINFUL
4 decrease in deposits proper Of ,.,.s.... 23,9S9
a exchange Of elYscI
decrease in distant balances of Sit3i9
A increase in circulation OF aQt.S3
All increase loans 4U2,35l
The variation in long and short leans for tho was
increase ot.ss,sst lVSts4
The exchange market abuudany supplied in Northern
funds and francs Sterling freely offered Buyers
Of cotton England have commenced will
they 10 any for time Some drawers have
sold out all their sterling lO9l09 Some few sales
1851 the range ot the bsSt being from that 10 lug,
though good bills be had less figure Francs
heavy, aud good bills have sold 2 We quote from
261aG5 20 New York sight ruled at u dis. bank
the s@A dis Thirty days sight at Ia and sixty
days sight atl5@lA and D cent dis. There special
ttau.acon Of about s8DOO in sixty days at IA dis This
considered quotation it is only item Of the
Transactions Of The day.
The Daniel Webster for New York
ing freight for that market 100000 Mexican dollars.
Statement o5e Banks of city for hsss sndng Satar
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5gipgjng grtslItgeNte.
MONDAY, September G, 1858.


MoNDAF, september o. 1000
CLEARED SATURDAY.
- -, 49,, III -,
A''''si o' ~" " q Tenpieon
Seambin ETpnoliA Crn,ye far Galveston, and TnHauGI
~ r. d r. p3vna
shin Far West nepett FL Nev york 70 WSnir,iH Nh
Bark Cherokee, Stein, for Boston, Cresv X Farweli
Sehr Mary Ellen GRrresor for PensteOR Oyerton &co
Mexican schr BEante E'pnola for Sioa Fernandez REQ
Schr Walter NJ Cook, for Pensacola BunIe Il Ballet
ARRIVED.
staor,sIin c, Rrey- Smith from T,roz,s sa,ag, "a n p
Steamship Mexico Lawess from Indianoa and Galveston
to . B Payua--ls dist
Ship Jno " Mayo Snow 30 days from Boston, to Fosdfc
lit dist ~
BARK W aen9ea lto9 re e Jaheo loh Jny 10
4 Y W n Il htl9tt--Zd dist Il.
sTEAWBO4Tg
r W pov.an tssas rror9 VsrrI,is
1ra,5n Honkins ian Nobipt -
California Huehnes from Mobile.
Carondalet Siuuott from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
A.. Z,
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rT7O PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
8oUFHERN ELRE-PRooF RoorLNs

The undersigned to the public FeProof Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages over everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
and eSpensys p9ofs VII last IS long nes45 No REPAIRS
1t is Invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS Old Shtnglt
Roots may be covered without removing the Shingles Il n
oB MT %Ic ROOFS nay be madS peTecy tight AND
have continued to leak in spite of all eor be per
It ncombustible is mpervos to water affected by
tho atmosphere by SUM- and is conductor OF heat
II be applied any species Of roofs fiat ncuei
be applied TO the sides of houses taking The place Of
and will give building covered the external 81
For the roofs OF ears omnlbusses aud steamboats,
liable and weud render railroad ties mpehabe WREN coatc
with it, MS they would no longer be exposed TO the atmosphere
Planters Builders furnished with the "soutber
Fire Pr9qf Rq94E with plain instructions how apply it.
RAiLRoAD CARS and DEPoTs.
MILLS,
all can be covered and made perfectly Fire and
We arc prepared TO make contracts which we will supa
tend furnish the material to part Of the country with 10
We are prepared to negotiate with builders and others Tor the
purchase of the right of sates Parishes Counties md Terrific
Office Of the Company, Ne. IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
'-' GLENNON. COLEMAN 4 co.
Liberal inducements offered Builders and Others 70 act
All communications addressed to Box 1856, New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention
Wanted Agents in All parts Of the country mis- RmEW
NuRECT TRADE, BAYLOR 81 co..
Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon proper examination be due from the books Of Baylor
Co. and all claims which may be established by due process Of
This occasion is taken 10 inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor %, throughout
advances win be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
tees for d Bzancgs due on each shipment =
Orders for Cotton BaEgng WIN Be- hed by direct importation
from Calcutta into The port Of New Orleans.
50 the Extraordinarily sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in every instance be ma ont in LONDON
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n LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY sNR
&1 a 3h 5n5 AaEHLAL W05RRSs Corner Of Benoa
~ Qwo doors from the ST, Charles Theatsr} NaInfsc
nfer o. the latest aud most approved Patterns Of RapFB Va
sShdhs Doors shGtaIsl Naults Bridges SFaigh and rr
~ s1Es s4oTe fTSa gapas aBd a Kinds Of CAST Asp
~ RaingS Castings Guard Boxes SSH WEIGHTS and Va
eaoFs tof sale 1t the ga Stand los st. Charles street Nav
Orleans o2SIT
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&oBlLESeameT Car ndelet-o bales d6neycs 10 Farley
Juicy &ee-l bales cotton Scott Williams EuOl pkE Pousx
Ter ayson keo2 pkgs 10 bales osnabuTgs cotton pDF ID
Il carter &ee do 10 @ Mecalt &coe bbls turBenine 10
Grier 1Nt7'ss ~
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h The officers Of the steamship Gen Rusk, Braao st
Iago the following in port when they LEFT schooner
Bnrnard Stone New Orleans I'd Instant schooner Chrys-
olite. Aekly, for New York 2ud instant.
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Por Steamship Gen Rsk from BRACES St Iaso-Mosr5 Snow
Truce Ynaga Rham, kossenbaum,
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aAa Bt}8GfGt&' sjI4A v q EgEG E9tlE', lh7 COMMON
- street. New 0rleaaafe keeps constantly hand and
ID for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iron
4ager aud General House Servants Also, bugs and sss
SE rs commission Having converted the family 81
the large hrae story building Of Slaves, hs niRds 1t
sc best dsp7t IN the city and veil aruiahet fer the comfort
ala r. F0sFaR.
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e.828- So sl8. 496,695 sl,l39,6l6
81. "a. sOs sl4.8gl. 96g .. sbs. ID
Actual increase Of long and short loans for tn


The following the comparative statement of loans, dis
counts and pledges which includes active
and dend ReiRht:
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Notice hereby given thRt he terminaon Of the copart
norship existing according articles Of
ment between the members Of the fl. Of Baylor Co he
win be dissolved and tue unfinished business placed ID
liquidation c. C. BAYLOR.
Manchester March, lBE9 a3 tf4w
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CULLUTI SPRINGS, GHOGTAW COUNTY, Ala,
~ Eighy-siS miles ahpga Mobile twenty live miles of
Mobile and Ohio Railroad nd lye miles west of the Tombgbee
river.
The undersigned alcs pleasure announcing friends
and the public generally at his establishment. opened
the Of visitors. Eurug the past winter many i'm
and ndaj0Hs have male With single VeF
increased comfort and convenience not only the vad but
consist OF The erection Of several cottages commodipu
tfardto0m ETC. md the whole establishment has been
painted and renovated The hahdnes for ladies' and the cir
Hr spring house fitted expressly for their accommodations
ht;e bee 5eHary attended 10 as also has tile DA ber shop
ard its furnishing.
AuuxpereHce the management public house Ct
than twenty five yeats, and detemiuannto keep his the
list Of first class hotels will, he rst continue
has been engaged for tho Terpiuaey5 and other places
for provided the premises. The
all separate, and are neat, clean and airy.
CDnu0diOuS light daugh boats will ply regularly twice
prefer travelling by Mobile Ohio Railroad do So
connecting the Stale Line with good road TO the
Springs by This last route passengers can leave the Springs Mt
O'clock in the morning and errtve In Mobile III the afternoon
the Springs about the lO}ll or 18th Of June.
AS to the curative virtues Of tine waters they have not only
SURPASSED the most gune expectation of the proprietor hu
he believes he with perfect pr1prety that there
Springs in the United States for Ae short time they have been
made known the public, that haze effected many Of
chronic diseases certainly present
variety and valuable chtmicual medical couOina
| tons.
The Springs all the three most valuable kinds Of ae
found in the country viz The celebrated Nleby the GhHg
The sulphur. SGc advantages these afford
found upon any single place in the whole SOuha fact
which nyalids cannot too well note.
being made to have Express from
Orleans Mobile these Springs in order prevent
delay Of letters and papers caused by the malls which
however under conacto be carried regul2Ey three times
week.
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NEW ORLEANS, j Auh6oN AND GREAT EORTHREN
EmLrohd tomPmy'-Depot corner Of Caope and Glars
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The attention. the officers Of the city and Of the pabe
respectfully called to The foregoing resolution.
=. PHEARD,
1yl6H Comptroller Cts Of New Orleans.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, the 18Th day
Of September, Los Will Adiudcate my office Mt II
o'clock Nj, the above contrast.
augl l2t Il. THEARD Cnr,DtrDIiar
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ARRIVED


ToRboat Conqueror Brown from the Passes-towed
to sea 2gh uit, ship Margaret brgs Golden Lead and
Talulsh sGhooners John Bell aud Suilok-broaght up
ship John AayoAud brig AibatrOss.
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Signed LOUIS II. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved BY tie Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
ISignedl ROBf. HUYGWE rt,
lSignedl Il. 7. YESNARp, Nha'''neo
aust II HENRY pEREL, Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-06

WAS brought TO the City Police jail ON the
w 28th Of August ha black hos WILLIAM Says he be
longs 10 Mr. james Mcdowell who lives in the parish
roll La he is tee65a inches high and about twenty
years old.
Tho owner will call and claim his property according
z. PLANGHARn,
Keeper of City Police Jail
4. ]. HTTSELBERGER
Hu2S lot
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INSURANCE COMPANY of Harris.
hurg Penn. 80 Eamp street
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed WeherbJardue both rough dressed
from the very bps yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
S for rongh and s. 50 per for dressed in lots suit
purchasers,
Es9- Tlnber sawed to order.
fel9 ~ STAR planning MILLS. New Basin.
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CtULLUTI SPRINGS, GHOGTAW COUNTY Ala.
~ EightyS miles Mobile, twenty 1--we miles Of
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and yg miles Of the Tombgbee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-13
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(thicsgo TO 81. Louis via St Louis, Alton Chicago
~ ", AL the way by Railroad.
CAEkYISG Tux GREAT AMERICAN AND U. 4. HAuA.
The only direct and roable route 70 the South AID
South wess, seventy mules shorter than any OIL Or
route
TRANS leave depot OF Michigan Southern and RICK
Island Il Il, corner of Van bui en- and sherman SITS.
ST Louis Day ExpTess-lO,3O AN-Diily, (sundays
except.d) arrive at 81. Iouis ii 40 ming.
81. Louis NishI Express-IU, 80 A-DSily, aT,ivo
At st, Louis II 80 next morning.
Day kApfess-C,O0 AM-DSilys arrive at Chicago
$40 pm.
Night E1paess-2;4s m-Daiy, arrive st Chicsse
Trans run directly through without changeof cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago 10 81. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, SprinGnsM,
Decatur, Jacksonville. Naples and all points on he
Mississippi, Missouri kahsss, Cumberland and tn.
ness.e Rivers by taking the .bov" roue will be sre
cf making connie ii. and arriving In 81 Louis
Advertised time avoiding the vexaoOss delays u the
cr,U itous route via LaSAe eIrA ana Illinois river,
saving twef -four hours time. being 81 miles leo
distance To BLOOMINGTON. IS less 10 Springfield, =
less u 81. LOUIS and Is lees TO Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the Rick Island Railroad for O4ts.
wa, I.asaiie, Rock Island and Central Iowa
Al bloomington with Illinois Central kAur0o0 fo1
Clinton Way nesville snd Decatur, and with stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria d O3uswka' X
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, PehiA, Brm.
nsld, rlmwood, knoxvilts. Galesburg, A0amOutA
and Burlington.
At SpriGgneia with Great Western Railroad tor
Jacksonville, Maple. and Illinois River.
Al Alton with Daily Line VI Packets for Haunih0l,
Qui>cy and K.ok nk, the expeditions and relia.
be rout. 70 all portit In y y Missouri.
At 81 Louis with Daily First Class st-amers for
New ORE Ans ard intermediate points On the Lower
Nississipp. AID with regular lines u packets eog
Kansas, st Joseph and ell points On tbs Aisseusi.
Tenn. ssee Cumberland aud AskAnss Rivers.
Through Tickets can ke procured to oil kastcfH
Railroad Ofices-ss the pays Omcss, ~ Deae.
torn street opposite the fremont House, and - ~
Michigan Scuthern aud Rock Dspots, corner Of Ven
Buren, amp Sns rmAn sts.
KesponsibI" Baggage Men will Be q the Dspoe -
all the vsrionS lines coming into tbs CITY - chook
baggage through 10 any ONT desired on H. line.
A II. AOORx, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oenl Agent. Chicago. loc9oMf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-13
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy 3. h.


(shange Of time, August 18th, 1857 On and aftes
OAugus 18TH, 1851 passenger ,rsiDs will lsavs he
Central depot, foot " bouh water street, daily, -
B;lo AM-DAy 'Hpress-Sundays excepted, afBtving
at Aendato $40, GaiesbuTg 3;it; Burlington It's,
and Quincy ~,
e;4a M-Night hxpress-Saturdsys excepted, ,r-
irving At Mendoza al 1880, Ga esbuTg $40, Bufins.
ton 20 and Quincy al 1850 A NJ
40 r N, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Bat ava and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al M-ndntp with Iiinois Ce trail railroad north for
An.bJy, Dixon, ffeeport, GslrnA and Dubleith; and
south for LaSaiic, 1oncA Niuons, BLOOMINGTON, De-
catur, IT Louis, Cairo sc.
At Bu ling on with harrington 4 Mississippi rail-
road for MI Peasant, field, Ottumwa, Oskslooso
Charlton, Fort DesAoin.s, Fort Dodge, Coun IL
Bluffs. Sioux City and all portions VI Kansas and
Al QUINCY with the spleniid steamers Of the 81.
Louis aud k"okuk Packet Go, for K.okuk Hsnnib I,
Alton st Loui, &C; and WIN post coaches for Pal.
myra ~ Joseph and all parts Of Northern Aisso ri
Responsible baggage will BE- ~ all the railroad
depots Ia Chcsg, 10 receive checks aud convey bag
gage u the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had ut the depot and at the Michi.
gan Central railroad ofncc. corner OF Lake and
CO. HAMMOND. General supcrintsn dc,t.
SAMUEL POWELL, DEL Tcaet Agent. tooei7dtf