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At q meeting of the citizens of the vicinity
held in the big grove on the Iowa Slough, near
the county line of Des Moines and Louisa. State
OF Iowa, on Saturday, May l4,h, 1859, to take
INTO consideration the proprety of allowing the
citizens who own large herds Of cattle, and per
sons who reside at distance, the privilege of
having their cattle run at large on the public
commons in this vicinity After discussing the
matter thoroughly and each person present had
expressed his opinion the following preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published:
Whereas the Supreme Court of this State has
recently decided "that every person must have a
lawful fence around his fields in order to recover
damages for the depredations Of cattle.' Thus
requiring every person to fence his crops. but
oblgng no person to make fences for keeping
his cattle. And as this is meant to apply to a
prairie country like this where there are large
commons for grazing and where nearly all let
their cattle run at large. And whereas some of
the citizens oil Des Moines County having their
cattle running at large on these public commons
have had written notice served on them by
W iliam Innis in the name of the citizens of this
vicinity, ordering them to remove their cattle
Immediately from this public pasture range.
Therefore be it Resolved, LIST. That we, the
citizens, have right to the range on the public
commons In this vicinity.
"a. That we, the citizens of this vicinity, pos.
itively deny that ever we authorized William
lnnis, or any other person, to give any notice |
whatever torbidding "citzens" and persons from |
q distance the privilege of having their cattle
run at large on the public commons in this vi |
entity
Sd. That we are agreed to allow persons who
reside at distance to have their cattle run on
Dur public commons, provided they will furnish
\ herdsman to take care Of their cattle and give
mice of the time of remnvinrr tho san,o
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q Attention is called to the advertisement
d the Dubuque Weekly Express and Herald, J.
B. Dorr Co., Proprietors.
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CEDAR AaPlDs-The Cedar Rapids Times
says: "The Cedar Rapids is now at Clinton
The name of the pilot who haze her in charge
at the time she collided with, and sunk the
Lucle May, was Root. His papers were taken
from him on his arrival at st Louis No blame
is attached to any other officer of the boat.
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SATIRE OF THE LONDON TINES UPON NApo-
LEON Ill.-The London Times Of May IL has
an article upon the departure Of Napoleon Ill
70 assume the command Of the French army. in
winch It bitterly satires and derides him. |.
opens thus:
Yesterday the Emperor Of the French left
me capital to take command Of his army.-
when these words were read by our fathers
some half century ago, every one knew there
was thunder in the air, and that the bolt would
soon iaii; they knew also that the crash Of
sacked cities and cries Of broken armies would
soon oe heard. II is not quite with the same
certainty OF havoc that we follow the fight Of
the tanner eagle Of the Bonaparte family. He
mas taken all bis possessions; he has left the
Empress an the functions Of the regency, and
mas weighed them with those proper restrictions
winch ne thinks necessary to prevent the on
GRAFTON Of amiable weakness, or feminine r.
resolution. In matters Of State, in his absence.
ne has left her his orders and instructions to
GUIDE her, and bis photograph, newly taken, to
console her. If we look back for q precedent
lOr an event OF this c0urtly impertinence. we
must rest upon the magnificent ceremonial
Wnlch accompanied the departure Of the uncle Of
me present Emperor, in the month Of NAV. in
me famous year 1912. Then, also, an Emperor
d France recommended to the protection Of |
1ls people bis wife and his one child, and went
Onward in plentitude Of magnifcence, which |
wen Napoleon III. cannot yet emulate, TO take
command OF half million Of men in arms. and |
Q direct the thunders OF thirteen hundred
runs"
Inc temper and style Of this article are in
contrast to the extravagant eulogies
'hich the Times delighted to bestOw upon the
tanner eagle Of the Bonaparte family" during
ne Crimean War, when he was the ally Of Eng,
ana. - carries US back to the days Of the coup
!. etat in 1851, when it was accustomed to de-
ounce him IN the most savage manner. Ma
oleon ~ personally great or small, good or bad.
ms policy shall happen to chime in with the
fishes Of England.
Inc allusion Of the Times, and its comparison
the departure Of Napoleon ILL., for his army
tn that OF his uncle in 1912, when he set out
'oe disastrous as MOSCOW campaign, is as bitter
gaul. The Times evidently wants the ueph-
" to find his Moscow in Italy.
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1OOtlAGE.4s VvANTED.

WANTED.
100000 LBS. OF WOOL.
EoR WHICH THE HIGHEST MARKET PRIO.
will be paid By
r. G. NEWELL.
Once and Warehouse with FEAR HAGER, No. %
water street, Burlington, Iowa. msyi6-wH
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| STARTLING AFFArR-A Balloon Conto;nipo
7Uo Men Descends into the Loke.-As the
propeller Jefferson, Capt S. Bond, was pass.
ing about o'clock, yesterday afternoon
some i've miles from the shore, large bal
loon was discovered about three miles il the
air above Erie, travelling in a northeasterlv
direction Capt. Bond was looking at it thr' Q
the glass, when he saw il descend rapidly to
the lake, and in II few moments strike the
water Two persons were seen in the basket
and one of them waved white signal for
relief. The captain ordered the course of
his propeller to be changed towards the
sufferers, and when short distance IF, m
them small beat was lowered and manned
and sent to them. One Of them proved to be
Mr. Lynn, the editor of the Erie Dispatch.
They were standing in the basket, which
was sunk IN the water to their middles,
holding on to the netting over their heads
Inc small boat was made fast to the balloon,
when tug came out from Erie and took
them ashore.
Mr.. Kyle, the clerk of the propeller Jeffer-
erson, and to whom we are indebted for these
particulars, informs us that the wind was
hauling the balloon through the water at the
rate OF about five miles an hour. and it re-
CURED considerable exertion for the small
boat to oyertake it. They were in the lake
halt an hour.-Cleyeland Plaindealer, Thurs
day.
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Wlr1Y.-Ihe Losisvills Journal lse1s g
With this brilliant coruscostou
"FoWis seem exoeedingly grateful foe -
eifs Of cold water. They never swallow :
drop OF It without turning up their EYES y
heaven
Whereupon the editor Of The Csasier takes
him on after the following manner
aFowls seem exceedingly grateful Ios The
gift Of corn. They never pick up grain Of y
without turning up their tails 70 heaven
The snow was about three feet deep On the
summit Of NJ. Washington On the 6th Of Nay,
and WAS piled about the Tip Top House . such
an extent that the front doors could not be
seen. Everything has the appearances Of mid
winter, except the temperature, which was about
80 degrees.
1OOtlAGE., WANTED.
THE UNDEHNI0NED desire 70 escuFs the services
= Of q least active. energetic and capable
md Western Wisconsin and Inois 70 canvass Tor The
Weekly Herald. TO competent men
!. ExsrasrainaFy Inducements
s be offered By the PropFietors application By let
sr, with references . 70 character, capsbhy and
espondby Agents VIII Lot be desired % % % work
'hIeh time he Hersd VI" appear me ersr.y .. iyps
na Win soch other improvements . shall give - In
- p's''.' j. D. pcRR Z CO., propr,sso,s.
dialogue, June I, 16S9-d8twSs
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
" OTICE.-Ths Subscriber respectfully Informs the /
- public that change has taken place In the
cheme Of the Royal Lottery Of Havana, In oonse-
0ence Of the demand for Tickets hAying again ex- i
ssded the quantity issued. 70 remedy this the NUM-
y Of Tickets have been increased non
$1,000 TO 1000,
i'd the amount Of Prises from
e324,OOO 10 e338.OOOg
The next dra wing this ceebr ated Lottery will take
ace on the 1th Of June. For particulars, adver
sement In another column.
msv2S-bpIt DON RODRIGUEZ.
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TMB LHvBR
IN VI q . RAT =.

) 70 81 b - - lf 80 ~ IN, X
: QsGAa1t1A sn1lsy aa1ss, 81 - eSSs..s; r.
%. nslisiss ns1s. r. - - r r. J.,
. - rs.s1ys sssa.g - = $500
s:::.. = y: v!:.::s 90 co. 80! = -
- sys.sn = - seas - enas y lg1M I
ssl ball Il % Win snsSeal pt1feI. -1f'I~
n Liver - go ~ ftAppRlb0po1psGvau
~ hsnAa bsdy; aAlI0 vAen DerlDs1s Z
aoss ~. tss Psysss q 1920. assn1y
On - AsaltAy eetiea ~ sthe Lts~ ~ ~
l psrsee0Ance ef ~ faae-kA tione; When ~ q
q q FAULT Ne bowels ere ss halA - -
| syst0 eaGeF0 In ceneD4 'l@noneo q ooe e.
Liver - Aavtng esass1b . q ~ daav. n
diseases Of thAs o6DAn, 800 1of ~ DrU0FSeeet
made u his sto1y, - Alpsas1jee % nsvo
twenty wears, - ndIOleo@e se0sdy vAes
g su cssnssraes The many - dssaassssss % u
70 prove .Aesth rsn- ~ Isay = = lass fssnl
~ sonssoesasd vish1l v-DI or Ce0PlAl1s,i
e. 2. is forms has bot to0try boesIs, and %
MoS certain. These i0sns ssnovs sn >
r.ss SsssAs 1 ssv "a $500.
s.smseA, sausass lSc1 vi Sise.s soM Ee
| the bso01s giviae toasl ~ Hc~lsS A ~
machinsfy, rs0eving - lea1as nj ~ 1,sss.s
l SsceingV radical cure. iO1 Z - - nm
@1llO00 aee0ck.l~ ~ e-r.a
" oeteeBs provon6I 0I -. 81 n. as.~..s~a
Of The Liver lnvlg DPa1er.
ODs dose amer easins 81 se1S 49, = ..,.-.
stomach and pssvsas ~ 'sedfrea siei,s ~ J
cnly ens dose taken - N ere. r.s,,t.. -.
Nightmare. -
Only one does taken oil . Iaiehk, looanns - ,
cis Genuy, ana eerAIc CO0eiv0nOoa,
One aess taken stsf sasA ssai viil 81, y
= One dose Of .ve |-l.a,poonf.,. IN, =,
relieve Sick Head esacSe. -
t01nly one doss inaeAi-I0 Isssly relieves ChoI
One dose often repeat lea /. : ~. -.
CAoleFa Mor6us, |anA preyeatIve
Onlyons bottls b nesA-l-Iea "a th,ov -. =,
.;.Ss s@ We shssss o. l@edicins afssr ]
.. Hns sosos saksa g. lgaunAlcer s.ovs1
IN ~. s..s S.n AIceaoS rom ths ska.
80. ~ ~ .ea s.nnOlsl0o before oosinR n
~ ~ y - 80 spYsse - I0akss foeA Aieess VI
aRRh3o In IL veFal 0IScrSs. ~. - ~ !!
md ssvvel complains ~ ai.sss ,e -
. one Or tvo deess earssl Iatsasks sauss 4
In cnlafea 2jtAsss y - surss, G
spsSassS xe0soy n We zIWeslA, = h Asosr 80
The abSorb.ns 49, care AlOreRsy, b szcit
We take pleasure in re- Olcomm>aAins ~, =.
S,E.ss pLevenUNe losl 13lGovoR and Arr
gMIlA 1eVSFS ana al DOlR0VePO ofa DonTo
ay Pc. - opsrasss with certainty, an1 q
,.n.s - vunng 70 - Itify - ~ vondsslal I,
All who nee ie ars ~,v,>~ sA.s,-..
hnc0s ecseim00y a lso 1SvoF.
Ml1 water In 6hO ROu0A VITA the
FsoAA svsal1OW both to4egAe
TIE LIVER IGVI0ORATOR
y, y scLENrI1Ic MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and id
4 b magic ssss a. Ssss CsSs = e ssIsvs = ::
eidom more than one 6osalo n raSnireY ~ ~
IND Of Liver complaint, from ne vorss JesaSSc1
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They say Senator Douglas Slave plantation
down in Mississippi has been badly submerged
by the Spring foods
dis plantation in this respect resembles his
prospects Tor the Charleston Convention.
They say, too, that he fatty denies having en-
deavored to reconcile the differences between
himself and Bechanan. According to the Civ
.ngs out OF the Buchanan Jenkinses at Wash
ington, he is a Hat for denying it.-Concord
Journal
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New York, May IS.
sTocUe D.u New YORK, u
MONET-TInch N 0nd

SIUUkS-Dull, heavy and Irregular,
MONEf-Unchanged.
q aiLOUK-Hesvy but without material change Sales
ovoo oois a. 70 Sot6 IS for super state 81 757 rs
extra 40; 80 e0O7 rs extra r. H. Ohio Cansnian
~ ZOOS ooextra. Rye -four quiet at - 2515 So
MAEAT-Dull and heavy. SAFES 1000 bush al 81 IL
white western; - 90 do Ky. " '"
a. CORN@Heavy. Sales 10000 bush mixed western at
30; 90G92 yellow OF ali kinds A -
Canadian. s' "es'e1" sno
RICE-Nominal at 996l$l 80.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged
RfE-Quet at 50.
PoRk-Duil and unchanged. Sales 2O0O bbs at
III 70 new mess; $l5 50 for prime :.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-Duil at $l4 GOALS co.
BACON-Dull
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy
LARD-Dul. Sales 100 bbls At llkM12k
, bufTER-ln moderate demand At i6Ii9c for nev
State and western ~N IVA ue"
UhEESE-Heavy at SOLO as In quality.
"hiSAEY-Lower. sxlss 500 b0s at 27627k.
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Ie-An moderate demand At l6QLl9c for new
CHEEsE-Heavy at SOLO as in quality.
"hiSAsf-Lower. sals' 500 bOls a; s7G27k.
MONEY MARKET-The money marke, is much
agltated. The movements of specie are adverse
TO the continuance of the ease which. for So
long period bias marked the matket, In the
week ending last Saturday, no less than g.. 900.
Ooo were shipped in specie, and this week a.
much more is going. The Bank returns for the
week show gain of specie of $500. 900 but
the shipment of Saturday not being counted.
that amount S2.2l 5000, has to be deducted
The corning remittance from California will be
taken up for the shipment of this week. The
Persia took near three millions of dollars. The
sum OF $26,OO0,o00 reputcd in Bank is there
fore already reduced by $4,000, 900. leaving
only S2l ,000,0O0; sum which appears 40 smu +
as to induce the banks to send the matur-
ed Treasury notes they hold into the
treasury Tor redemption. Another issue of
these notes Will shortly be made, which will
not be taken by the banks, and must there
fore come out of the bank deposits. I'm
pleasant changes, therefore, await the money
market and the indistnct view which capital
lists take OF them makes q conservative move.
ment more marked. The supply of money,
though still abundant, is timidly used. The
banks are asking higher rates. The flow of
gold continues from the interior to Wall street.
There ~ no pressing demand for money from
the great dry-goods interest nor will there be
until October or November next, when their
heavy payments come round. There is how
ever an active demand for money to remit
to Europe, which carries away our gold.
Our securities are not wanted any longer in
Europe. and these are coming back for sale
here in large amounts. Our gold is the article
most needed. The bank statement of last
week does not show the present condition of
the banks the changes being too rapid to be
indicated by daily average of q week ago. |
The changes are working in an unfa vorable d. |
rection, except SO far as loans are being con- |
tracted. contraction of loans, with falling |
on IN the deposits and specie, is now becom- |
ing inevitable Call loans yet are making at |
5a6 per cent. out of bank, but at per cent in |
bank.-lN. I. Independent.
The first wheat OF the new crop, sold on
Tuesday by Messrs. Gates, Wood & Mcknight,
of which we made mention yesterday, was sent
% st Louis by the Lightning Express train on
he Memphis and Ohio Railroad, leaving here
It 745 O'Clock yesterday morning. It will
each st. Louis this morning, going through in
twenty-five hours. The wheat in question WAS
harvested in Mississippi on Monday, reached
Memphis and was sold on Tuesday, and will be
eceved at the mills in ST. Louis on THURSDAY
'nly about seventy-two hours from the field
'uch activity and enterprise as this speaks for
lseif We shall probably be in receipt from
Il. Louis, within the next five or six DAYS. of
lew -four, the product Of the present crop, and
'hich from present appearances, will be the
rst manufactured this season in any portion of
he southern country.-Memphis Bulletin, May
6.
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AcoIDESr.-The Vinton Eagle says that on
Monday last, Mr.. John Newton, from Iaporte
City, who was on his way to Pixies Peak, was
seriously and probably fatally injured by the
accidental discharge of a gun which he was
taking from his wagon. The accident happened
about two miles above Vintou,
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSaDari1la


Wholesale and Retail,
Dec 81 Burlinuton To-.
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". II. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
OKvILLE LEONkRD, General Agent, 81 Clark St.,
DIG ago. mar.1md
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.l, -. -. SANFOR DIS
FAMILY CAFHARTTC PILES
-CosrorXDED FROM

Pare TegcttbEe IrHrfcts, and DaL an, IN ISS ri
, I>EN Ar !!yhf. Hn't t7iH Keep In ing climHtr.
ING F-iiAl ti- !TiI1tHTIC PILLS is. n
gentle but active CatlRr- u ltcIycI tho nr,nrct,r
",S used III ms nracllcc Il more than twenty yelrs
thc cnnStai:ti $ NERVES. ling demand from those
who have long used the Il PILLSs and the .Entis.
FICTION which all express ~ lin regard 20 their u.s.,
las induced me to place them within tlic rcgcI
Of all III '-t ~ ~ s1I = il - 80 - 80
:, The Profession well know that different Cn,
tnrticj act on different q lpOrtInS Of the bowels
INC FAWLI CiIIEl, -ti3YYt' PHI IliS with
due reference to this r. well C:tabIjslIII f1rf
been compounded from Fl To- Yirict = of tic pTr,.st
Vegetable ExtrRc ts,, (which act mike on eve.
~ part or tie clcsnta- pi lrv canal and o~c NAM
ant say IN All c'Scs =. where Cathnrtic is nee
ued' snch 'aS D7a1gc-l IiRCntSI Of Tic St0iRLtcd
Ssfel'neSs, rams IN ttei Back AID LOS, CIs(irc.
IcSS. Pun and Soreness ore tIc iylgIs I1,yy fr,u
sudden cold, which fire. e Gil,1tly if ncqlnsfI end
III long course of Ftrcrt all Loss OF IDDetiis frssI
ing Sensation Of CbEYi Il lOrer hi 6.Jy F,vtJ,t.
Te*s, Headache, IceigLE . la, tie head al JJ1,y
h.utOTy DiSenSs, UOrRIS III Giiks, nr tIyIfS Fe,t
ma iS"E, great Purifier of the BLOCH and many ia:
eases TO which flesh il heir too uumprou, 10 mention
i'll this advertisement. DIS 1 to q
PRICE 3 DIMES.
ii 4. ., EN-. lNNIiDRAT0R nnd FAMILY CA
TlIAiTiC PILLS are rGtailel by Dr,lrrsts general
~ and sold wholesale by the Trade in MI the large
towns -'1 En-. W. SANFORD, NJ. D..
- ManIlyHcturcr and Proprietor,
Agents, I. II. LOGAN &c co. dec2-dSwly
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FOUNDED, 1852 1851.
AT flt LO. C 4 TED

FOUNDED, CHARTERED 1851
|za ...ff'f- LOG ATED,
2 Cog. Baltimore and ChnrIes-Sts.,
,-,,-- LTTMoRE. md.
WIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous ana tlourislinG condition Twice d,l-
ring the st twnycars Ina been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
cEe'slliS number OF students, representing nearly
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
dc5irably located buildings in the city The rooms
furnished -
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various Luties of the Counting Room. obtain
II0r0'1h I9ocLcdl business Edtration generally. are
unsurpassed in my particular by any similar estNb-
IishInent in tho United States.
FACULTY:
u r. x. LOSER.
Princral-Lecturrr ON tile Science Of Accounts Com
merce, Business Customs etc.
. .i:.4 g j. u. PHILLIPS.
Professor the Theory and Practice Of IIool, Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
.'t tl.iEs 4s.-s-..l II. II DAVIES. 81
II Associate Professor Of bookkeeping.
professor 6 business s ana S1 ,, S0H p.oio,n
'-i ~ S.P.lW11hlIIAHiS. ESD. q
r" T. Lecturer ON Mercantile Law.
Rev. +. YEATES REESE. Ii. D.
I'octiter on C,minrl i'll EtliOs:
E-.a 4f--f TRUSTEES: rfs -
IIon.Jnn. P. Kennedy, Hon. Jnahua Tansamt,
ii nFh, Tbs sTnE' Nm Nm Z; NsEh HE Esl
The C0llceG Is Provided with CoIninrrcffi Library
Of Standard Works. expressly for tho of the stu
Each Student has Del, to himself, anu is se!a-
There bOins vacation during tho year, Students
Thetiins usually to complete The fieourss,
frnmiS to 10 weeks. = @'Ii !a1f y ~
. DrrLoNA il awarded TO all Graduates -afs d
A large and beautifully OrnRmented Circular con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE FEET. representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the college. various
characferiaieidesfsns pcriinnnsp, &C. sent by mail
free IF charge accompanied with Catalogue giving full
particulars. Address +. X. LOSIER
' - ''-' - % baltimore VA.
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MORE no BE ADDMITED THAN. THE
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IVhslt4 lVsllt 8 D "a "a t.lIIe "a 3 TEniF.

DECAUsEIT ISTIIE DRY AIIFNTG0 DHIIsELF
ID prOvide'isfUr all race. Rcger, although tho
the eye be ever - spRgkIng the teeth be those OF
pearls, if the head is bere Of its covering the hair
be snarled aud sTiyslsIiS hGT4h q'd &yE,loF worse
still, il sprfnklcd with gray, nature will lose moro
than half her charms. Prof WOuds Hair Restorative
fused two or tHsel tifnGs week. will Erostore and
the following and judge Tho writer OF tho lirst is
tia celebrated IIqgtfsf, IIEgilrEg.gi e-ty taFE..
DE. WOop-sI.iCrs DEINER lYonK. April no 1855 70.
Dear SiT:-permit mo TO express to YOU the Obl-
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hair to- its bod lite tini6 uf,imy arri-
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but upon the application or S6iIr IIar EtOfntfvG'
it soon rerovGtetl itE sual hue. Il consider YOUR
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-09

f and afeeG Monday. tho 18th of November, 1852,
W the passenger Trains Will run daily rs follows:
Flrst-Ihc Great Southwestern. st. Louis Ciucin-
nati Cdininbnsi Wheeling. sIGnwOod. Baltimore and
W ashlngton City Express leayeS Whesnl; daily ut
lli50 A. NJ, arriving in Baltimore ut GAS A. " CON
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning lcoves Baltimore at LOS F. Mgarrivins ut
Beiwo9d 9t SIG GnI Wheeling at $40 A. H. connGct-
inNYith the great Western, Southwestern anil North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine witli fuel and water. i.sii j -
- Sceonl-The Southwestern, CloYeInd, Chicago. ST.
lo;Iis. lniiianapnlS Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus
Wheeling, Ecnwo6d Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday 91O p. NJ
md arrtvesat Baltimore 455 Z. NJ connecting will
tho trains for the EISere and Southern cities RE-
turning, leaves baltimore vt T:45 A. M.and arriving
Mt 5cliwoOd atf2:lj and Wheeling at 2sl5 AM This
trim stops OF all rgsslnr statiou5 East Of Cumberland
. Wheeling and CumheriInd Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at T:lO AM
arriving In CnmIerlhld at C:l5 =. NJ. Returning,
leaves Gnmberlnnl4t SIS AM md arrives ut WhGG
ing ~ G:lO r. VI. Th4 train stops ut all stations
Thtse tI+tis all make chsc connection with trains
for tile Western cities iI1. So "a -i5.Er
t,g4 i5=a.l-.,i.i u J. D. FORD, Agent ,
At-p: SMlTu, Master of TRANSPORTATION W.
Z I. NJ. CUrE. den'I Ticket Agent !t2, nnvII-h9i