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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
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From Washington.

Special D<peeoh 70 The ". Z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Juoe % 1859
Gen. Casss letter on Neutral Rights all be con-
sidered 10 the Cabinet tomorrow, and It's form
probably determined
Judge Douglas vent to New-York this evening
on private business. He will return IN fortnight
His friends disclsim any disposition 70 alter their
relations with the Administration
An expected obstacle has occurred in the settle
snept Of the Central American question: on account
of the preseot he STATION of caragua To consent
80 the REIMBURSEMENT Of the British Protsctor.ts
over the Mutqato kingdom, upon the ground that
If withdrawn tie flibu,ters would Immediately
enter and sweep the country. Gen. Walkers last
novemeuts have produced alarm there. Tae
Br,i.h Government denies having made any inter-
ference on this point, and expresses ITS readiness to
carry out the arrangement coniormably to the
understanding here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
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WAsHIsGTos, Thur-day. June %, 1859.
s. CalweIl Is the l,west bidder for supplying the
Phsdelphia Navy yard with coal, uuder tue silver
tsenent % the Bureau St Navy Yards aud Docks:
Walden Porter OF Boston will supply the G''port and
Brsklyn Navy Yards and tho Naval A-y um at Phil
adelphi AID Philander ArInes the B"ston Navy Yard
All the bids for supplying coal are unusually low-ail
of then -Ie within 81 tun, and some of them are as
low as 81 Ia. Treve are the hrst ietuieS udder .h'
recent law recurring coal for naval purposes TO be pro
cured by contract it having previously been purchased
by agents.
The bids for some Of the other stores advertised Tor
bv the Bureau of Yads aud Docks exhibit the fact al
ar full calculations with view Of securing awards. A.
an instance writing paper at several mills only q
rea the pruposer being aware there is comparatively
but little Of il used, while high prices are charged on
Other articles the design being TO secure lower agkre
gate bid than other competitors who are not 80 Won
acquainted with this particular "tricl OF the trade,
but which is not in offering for government
contracts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

W. have collected from various the following expires
,s opinion the late A1sndoi Won Humboldt on subjects
connected with American saseTJ presunns that readers
will be GLAD hi. that mat:er IN connected and
Convenient form
, 1859-02-18

MURDER WILL 0uT-A few years since q cit.
izen Of Alabama, whose name is suppressed by
the papers, committed a cruel murder, but on
trial for the crime he escaped, owing to some
link being needed in the evidence. Public oEin-
ion was against him, and he soon after LEFT and
took up his residence in Attala county, Miss.
It is recently related Of him that, after having
experienced the most terrible agony for many
months, he procured barrel Of whisky, and cX-
culed himself from the society Of man, where,
solitary and alone, he plunged into the deepest
and most thorough state of intoxication, drink
ing, it is said, a quart Of the "lire water" at q
draught. In this gloomy and miserable condi.
ton he fingered through the lapse Of two or
three months, aud finally died, in the most in
tense mental agony, calling upon the bystanders
to take away from lis bldsido the victim who
had so long hauntsd his memory and agonized
him in his dreams.
How PoPE TRAyEIs.-The railway carriages
constructed for The Pope arc arranged 80 as Ia
form sort Of terrace, an antcchambeF, throne.
room and bed room. The throne room Is mag.
nificently fitted up, and is decorated with paint
ings by Jerome, representing the church seate
between st. Peter and ST. Paul, the four Evan
gelsts, the Pope blessing railway, &c. |; also
with figure Of Christ on the cross, by Tous.
saint The bedroom has blue hangings, and is
ornamented with painting of the Immaculate
Conception, by Mlet The interior Of tho car
riages is tastefully decorated with objects in
bronze.
It appears from the best statistics, that in the
last four years the risk to each passenger Of going
one mile was: by railroad In France, one 10
one hundred million; by railroad in England, one
in sixty-five million, three hundred and sixty
thousand; by railroad in New York, one in forty
seven million one hundred aad sixty -four thous
and; by Atlantic steamships, one in two hundred
and GMty thousand. a..I.. .rra.
IMMENSE IoGs-A hog was exhibited in New.
burgh, n. Y, lately, which weighed 7G6 pounds :
after being dressed and the head taken of. Ii
had b, en- faitsned at the Almshouse. Ex-Judgg
Daniel Kent Of Patterson, Putnam county,
owned two hogs which were killed recently,
and weighed, when dressed, twelve hundred and
louricen pounds One weighed twenty -four
lbs more than the other. f.a.. rT
Crazy FROM SEEING A PLAYA young Orego
nian, twenty-lour years old, who hal never beer
in theatre before, recently went crazy on
seeing the play Of "Lucrttia Borgia " ut Sar
Francisco theatre. In the night he seized pis
tol, ran out in the street in his shirt, and was
arrested. .--.f.. .. ea
An honest man Is believed without an oath
for his reputation swears for him.
, 1859-02-18

Caution 20 the Public.
London Cordial Gin, lbut little. on which they
Club House Gin, hope 70 realize large prOdts
Srheiddm SrhRapps, SoS M N VSTs cc%nOnnd.
Nediodted SehRGpps, some are 90 skifuiiy pre-
Royal SehngPpa pared as % pas. for good
A. a. r. lLiqunr, except with the hest
Under the above and sim w ~ voe.u "
liar titles the liquor mixers W July sne Vug -
uf this city bOlting large W ~ r asuu
unWholesome ,yash' cosl;ns AROSATIc ScHSAPPs.
UD0LPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
&S;u % Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-02-18
Patent Me icilaes,,

II. KEACET
HAs just REcf1yED, pER STEAMER NoRTiERyER
II Gel Ieeeled stock Of rATESr MEDICINES vhlek hs
Intends 10 keep constantly hand adding Tarss1
his stock A. the demand requires H. Iis 20 aa INa
Al present he offers for sale the following artieiea:
Sands earsaparllla, WrRits l1lls, Arsenic, ~
Graefenhurg /" nrandFeihs" Lnhella,
Iounsends 0raeienburgs Him bark,
Pressed Hops, Ayers . Gum Arabic,
sulphur, BOFax. 6ponHe,
Epsum salts, pAln Killer, salpetre, s.,9.-ilii-4
Extract i1c0rice, Gum Camphof, Deeiuax,
Glue, eoda Ash, Alcahol -
eal S0da, Chalk, Oliura.
RluesiOne, Castor on. Rassla salve,
Mustang IInlment, Ariide Potash, eiryrlmne,
Hue Mass, on Of Lemon, E enuI, eeotch .i1f
Spirits q kltre, Oh q OranEe, Mncaboy,
nalsam copalha, Capsulea, iria Rape,
Potash, paFegUFie, Ggutleman
Jayne's Ague PTs, nSnSwayf pnis. y catarrh y
Ayers Cherry PectOral Ayers' Expectorant,
Ayers Alternative, Jnynes eanailre Pms, ~
yayne's Tonic vcfmlfhge, Jaynes CoFmaFalive balm.
Essenge Of jamaica Ginger Wsnrs nalsa of VIII cherIy
vals, corks, &c, &c, &c.
l' it Also, per recent arrivals, 'ni' R't3
good aasoFtlent Of Cent? Calf Kip and Inda Rubber
DootA froek Dress and business Coats ark noekn ench
Cashmere and Sanet ranls We and Fancy Shirts, OEu.
srs Unders Drawsrs Cravatl .aeks, shoel, Jumpers,
0veals Ae together with general variety of llais CAPS,
Pocket Cutlery, &c.
Also constantly hand, good variety Of Hardware Tn
ware Moodenvare CrVckeFyHarv, SOnevaFe, GFoerFes II
quors, Dry Goods, &c. a5u
, 1859-02-18

CoSGREssIoSAL REPREsESrATIoS.-The Con-
srcssional apportionment which will doubtless
follow upon the next census, will make quite o
change In the Eastern and Western States.
Under the present apporlionmcnt Illinois, with
q vote Of ej2, 600 has but nine members Of Con-
grcss, while Massachusetts,, with vote Of but
l20,00O-less than half that Of Illnois-has
eleven The six New England States have now
20 members Of Congress, while the six Western
States to wit: Illinois Indiana, Wi cons,n,
Michigan Iowa and Minnesota, with double the
population, have but 81 California will also be
entitled to two or perhaps three additional MEM
sbsrs, when new npportionment Is made. =.
q. MEDIcAL DEPARTMENT, or TnE U. S, ,ARNY ON
rue PAciric CoAsT.-The Pdei6c Medical and
sSHEgicat Journal for December contains the TO-
lowing list Of tho medical officers Of the United
States Army now stationed on this coast
=. Z. McCormck-Surgeon U. 5. Army, Senior
on the Pacific Coast, Medical Director Of Il Q
Military Department OF California, Graduate oI
the University Of Maryland
y j. r. Barnes--Surgcon U. S. Army, Medical
Director Of Military Department Of Oregon.
AssistdHt SgrgeoA&- i. {. Z. keeney, San
Francisco; 2. II. Murray, Medical Purveyor OF
Pacific Coast, Bcnicia; 0. }. =. Hammond, IT.
Townsend; 4. T. g. S. Ten Brock, Fort Tejon
.. !. A. McParlin, Cascades; 9. L. Guild, Hum.
boldt; z. Vim. 5. Edgar, Mohavo River; 8. Il.
, Gisan, Yamhill; .. j. J. Miltnau, San Diego /;
10. II. X Wirtz, Stcilacooln il. L. p. Vollum,
kumpqua; II. e. Hammond Vancouver; l3. A.
lleyer, Simooe; IL. II. q. Craig Bellinghaul
Bay; 10. Il. Taylor, Fort IIaskins; l6 J. +.
Randolph, Walla Wnlla II. }. Z. Hcrndon, Fl.
Yuma IS, J. II. Bcrrien, n. W. Boundary
soNtleysf. sfss. ssI .s- D. f. F' .rHtEs
, 1859-02-18
MILES ). WEST,
Udolpho Wolfe's schnapps.

I l'ely used and approved By
the medical faculty. The
Temperance people, heads
h families. &c. '.JE
10 Gravel, GOut and Rheu.
natism, In Distinctions ol
she Bladder and KidneyR,
and In general Debility, ID
effects are prompt, decided
and invariably reliable. And
1 is not only . remedy for
these maladies, but, % oil
eases In which they are pro-
luced By drinking bad VA
ter, which Is almost uniyer-
sally the cause Of them, 4
operates as q SURE PREvkN-
rive.
For Fever and ARue u b
1ne OF the most elhcacioua
lrrevenlives that can be 10
,nrted 70.
h,idam Sshnapps
lin the stomach and bowel.
70 which they are especially
subject, as well as 10 the
Icholic oi grown peFsons.
It's judlcious adoption ID
connection with the principal
meals, or when q sense 0f ex.
1austion dictates its use,
never fails 10 relieve the
debility attendant upoa pro-
tgaeted chronic N lladies, Low
Temperament nnd exhansted
vital energy, By Whateve1
cause induced. These are
ifActs 70 which many Of the
most eminent medical men,
both In Europe snd the
United States, have borne
Testimony, and which are
soFrob0F1ted by the highest
written authorities.
Put NC In quart 0rplnt hot
tles, In eases % one d'zrn,
with my name on the bottle.
cork, Gpd fac simlle Of my
signature on the label.
Fur ale by all the respect,
.ble druggists and Liquor
dealers In California and
G5fSOii Ub0LPuo WOLFE.
J Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-02-18

A Medicinal Diet Drink, Q
eminently salutsTy qualities
manufactured by himSelt ex
clusively, at his factory Q
Seheidam, in Holland, an,
well known during the las
twelve years throughout tn
At'astie aEd Western States
Il Is made from the bes
Barley that can be selectet
in Europe, with tho essencI
Of an aromatic Italian berr,
Of acknosledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities
Il has long since acquired
higher reputation, both Il
Europe and America, thai
any other diuFetic beverage
Analysed, lt d Q PER.
FEcTLY rrRE LroUoR, In ~
Effects q mild aud whole.
some tonic. II Is exten.
The lFOnat:: 4
Is consequently In great De
mand by persons travelling
or about 70 settle In thosI
parts Of the country espe.
cially, a. well as by many q
every community whers I
has become known on &C.
count Of lts other ~remedia
properties.
In all cases Of Dropsica
tendency, Il Is generally th'
only remedy required, Whei
I'D Jpted In theearly stagpI
Of the disease. 10 Dysptpsil
maladies, when taken In pro
per Quantities, as q die
drink. and especially at din.
uer, IL Is found, BY unifOFn
experience, % be eminen'ly
vlilrsc'OUs In the most olsti
nate cases, when even thl
beat Of the usual TeInedie,
have failed n aff'fd NOR
than tmpoTHfy relief. Il
Eases 0f Flatuleucy u Il 81
'mmedilte, invariable speci
ic; and j may be admlnia
tired In diluted and proper
tomato quantities even h
younR Infants, In all thos,
paloxysms Of griplng pair
Sole Importer, Z
, 1859-02-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srEnACooN, ". n, FEE. is, 1859.


CONGRESSIONAL.
Hon. l. |. Stevens, Of Washington Territory,
introduced the following bills and resolutions in
the House, December Esd: on. ...
A bill to provide for Superintendent of In.
dian Affairs for Washington Territory, and ad-
ditional Indian agents; which was read first
and second timc, and referred to the Committee
on Indian Affairs.
A bill to make additional appropriation for the
completion Of the Public Buildings in Washing
ton Territory; which was read first and Sec
ond time, and referred to the Committee on Ter
r.tories.
A bill for the relief of Elias Yulce, late Recei-
yer Of the Land Office in Washington Territory |;
which was read first and second time, aud re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands.
A bill for the construction Of Military Roads
In the Territory Of Washington and
A bill for the completion Of Military Roads in
Washington Territory; which were severally
read first and second time, aud referred 10 the
Committee on Military Affairs
The following resolutions, which were read,
considered, and agreed to:
Resolred, That the Committee on Territories
be instructed to inquire into the cxpediency Of
amending the Organic Act establishing Terrific
rial governments for Now Mexico and Washing
ton, 70 that tho number Of members in each Of
the two branches Of the Legislative Assemblies
shall be equal TO the number provided for in Sec
ton four Of the act approved March 3, 1e49, to
establish the Territorial government Of Min
ncsota. ..ar. .. ssHr... ..........a.. .... ls. r.
Rcsolred, That the Secretary of War be r, i.
qucsted to communicate to the House detailed
plans and estimates for tie defense Of Puget
Sound and the entrance Of Columbia river.
ResOlred That the Committee on Naval AlIairs
be instructed to inquire into the expediency Of
establishing navy-yard and naval depot on
Puget Sound. fr.-r =. o.
Res0Ised, That tho Committee OIL Commerce be
instructed to inquire into tho cxpediency ci
making an appropriation Of nancy for the con.
struction Of a marine hospital for Puget Sound.
Father Boyle, Of ST. Patrck's Church, of
Washington, opened the Senate December 23d,
with prayer, in full priests dress, the surpcc
and cassock. This, the first occasion since the
foundation Of the Government, that the entire
vestmcnts Of the clergy have been worn in either
chamber Of Congress. Father Boyle read
from the brcviary Bishop CAROLS prayer for
those in authority. The Senate chamber hap.
pencd 10 be crowded at the time, and much
interest and curiosity was manifested with every
saPpearnnce Of devotion, both in Senators and
anertafors ..r7..." p.
, 1859-02-18
REMOvAT

TUE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN AENOUNC.
Ing to his friends and the public that he has removed the
above estabshment 70 Ida new building adjoining Balrh
Webber wharf where he VIII be happy receive ks friends
and patrons with guod cheer the market Affords
eB The nau viii be stocked with the best Of Wines L.
qnoFs and Cigars. 5i i-fi |-. .s.t F.
TakinE them for their heretofore liberal patronage he
S5af JH SAUNDERS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24
A Fast steamboat.

Ex-president FILLMORE, Hon s G. Haven T..
Dorseeimer and thirty Others of the most prom
inen. citizens of Buff,lo, have addressed letter
to iioD. Il Germaiu, requesting hin /, give t.
the citizens Of Bufiio public exposition Of Lis
princpes of Construct % for an improved Steam
boat. Mr. German has consented to comply
with their request and ia his reply, he saws be
shall endeavor TO establish, amongst Others the
following facts:
First. That steamers may BE- constructed that
can be made to run more than one hundred miles
the hour. .
Second, That they will be $, strong and steady
that the greatest oceanic forces will not endaE-
ger their safety, nor much disturb their equilibr
un'. Sea sickness will be impossible.
ThId, That the ecoaOny of their movements
will be such as 10 reduce the cost OF travel and
transportation thereby 10 less than one fifth OF
their ordinary rates
Foprth, That when light they need rot draw
more han fourteen feet and when loaded with
very large amount OF freight and passengers, a d
with flel enough tor voyage around the world,
they need not draw more than about % feet.
Fifth That q war ship, Que Of these would
be On over match tor al existing navies.
If Mr.. German does succeed il establishing
these facts. there will be end of Railroads
where water can be found, ard the neei of al
Atlantic telegraph will be wholly obviated. -
When he constructs o steamboat that viii go one
hundred miles al hour, il win only require thirty
six hours to cross the Atlantic ocean, and less
than three hours 10 reach this city from Buffalo
And we agree with the gentlemen who Invited
Mr. German 70 explain bis principles publicly
that when perfected il will be 81 matter Of grsa;
value not only to Buffalo. bu. to the whole coun
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24

|, BENZ l. MARTIN, the undersigned Au-
djtor of Wayne County, Ind, do certify that
the foree' ing is correct list OF the Lands
and Town Lots returned delinquent by the
Treasurer of said County for the non pay
ment Of Taxes due thereon, for the year
1856. to which is added the Taxes for the
current year 1889.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24

The fee for advertising is YET to be added
Witness my name and the seal of the
L. 5. Board of County Commissioners, this
lth day of November. A. D.. 1859
BENZ l.. MARTIN,
County Auditor.
STATE OF IsDIASA,)
WAYSE COUNTY. Notice is hereby given
to all concerned chat the whole of said Lands
and Town Lots, or as much as may be neces
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24
k<T The New York Journal of Commerce,

krT The New York Journal of Commerce
strongly urges a combination of the punish
ment of Brown and his associates. insisting
that a ''life-time in prison. for each of the
offenders. will exercise more wholesome IT,
fluence upon the whole country. than a
speedy execution"
EEThe Marietta News says that man
named Carr. an agent for the sale OF pateu,
medicines. hung himself near that place on
Friday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24

sary to discharge the Taxes. interest and
charges which may be due thereon. or duo
from the owners thereof at the time Of sales,
will be sold at public auction at the Court
House In said County. on the first Monday
IN January next. 1860. by the County Treas
urer. unless said taxes. penalty aud interest
be paid before that time
Given under my hand. this 14,h day OF
Nov. 1859. Benz. l.. MARTIN, A. VIC.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24
Fall and Winter Millinery
MRS. Ia. DICKINSON.

V-oCLp respectfully inform her friends thtt she Il.
" Just received large s3atoa former stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
latest styles. beacsifa hatsh
Her Trimmings selected with "a care ss
cofsfien. ~ili please the ts<titieas.
she also prepared n all articles her iiae
With usstness and rrurptness. Rooas seors wps,
cash.
Sept, -. 1853. a. .-swy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-24
WAYNE TOWNSHIP, NO. IA

avery, Aaa--.-..--.--.---- --.----..-.--.-----
Don aa ttIZa5ei2
10 do ...-.-... .....-..
X -htman. Henry
Lester. " illiam
IL do Observation-Disclosures. ...-...-...-
y
Being part Lot nurnberd hundred md four l.
in that part Of the ity Of Richmond laid out by 9o
Smith md bounded u follows, To- wit: beginning
the North East Of said lot: running theI
West to the Noftht corner Of certain brick hon
luilt by dwarf |. Frost and since owned by Dan
Nara. thence Sou with the end said brick hous
70 the Srutb-&ast corner of said houSe:t ence Nou
parallel win Marion street 10 Smith street; iheu
last 10 the Eastern boundary OF said lot; then
North with the Eastern boundary OF aid lot to
place of be ginning. Value OF lot and imprUvene en-
S4SaD-amuunt Of delinquent tax, penalty and int.
est $40 ql-amnunt of tax for current year, sl3,
total ainountof tax due, ST., 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-15

business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hoad Of "5pecial Notices." dosbie the ordsnary
ssfes.
Special Notices in ne Local Column 20 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exeiu-
siysly In the Daily, after the 6rst two weeks,
80 per cent. more than the above rates,
All franstenf adverftsemeHss ~ssf De paid for
u sdssscs. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly atone,
the price will be the same as in tho Daily -
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both used,
25 per cont will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under ths present system, the advertiser
pays so much for tho space he occupies, the
changes being chargeable for tho composition
only. This plan is now generally adopted -
Our charge for changes will be I5 cents per
square.
G1 In all cases where advertisements are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be cha r1cd
mp at our regular rates for the time actual
~ In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-15

JOSEPH HLECH,
COnfecttoner,
Main ST., bet. 9Th and eth....... EOKUK,
AA AANUFACTUKkR Of sll kinds Of Cakes and
Nl Candies, Pyramids, Ac. All orders for parties
will be promptly stteDds to, ~ the shortest no.
tice and in tho most approved style.
octbd 56#
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-15
KEOKUK, IOWA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1859
aRo. G. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAr 7
ESTABLISHED IN Is46.l


ESTABLISHED IN Is46.
BANKING HOUSE OF
q II . R q O. A - II n N Il q o.
HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the Arm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the ohest) in Iowa, the firm sofcits sonttn-
uance Of former patronage so hberaly extended to
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day tf payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner wis
REYEEENcks:
Park Bank, n. \.
Winsiow, LAnier 4 Co., Bankers, Y.
Edward W. Clark Co., PhiladelphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman b Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers, I"
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton " Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt h Co., Louisville.
State Savings Inst titution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, j an. ], IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON
ian5d
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=
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME

o T. ID A ILY r II A IN!
To take effect on Monday, January IT, 1859.
ErRoM and after the shove date and until fur
L thsr notice, One Passenger Train win leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
Leaves Keokuk daily tS8ndays eaceptsd) at
8:3O clock q. m. Arrives =: Mon trose ut 7:lA !.
Returning. leaves Montsose At 6:l5 p. M. Ar.
nves at ksokuk at 3 p. m.
Forming, In con nsction with the Western Stage
Company, . daily line to Burlington, making sars
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt Pleas
ant.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLlN, Lessee.
J. X. TRwKssuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
jan Ii, '69-dGw