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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22
RICHMOND MADE

RECHMOND MADE
agricultural Machinery.
JIAvING completed my machine shops Franklin Street,
and Wanpt Alley the whole being In connection with my In
penen and Seed Store Main Street. Invite particular
attention the farmers Of Virginia. facilities for maniac
turing every kua OF Agricultural VI chnty aud Implement
shall pay especial attention 10 the manufacture Of THRFsH
ING MACHINES Of the best models materials and workmanship
Ny PORTABLE HORSE POWER IA arranged to require
digging starting has secured the approval or all
Who have used My PATENT STRAW CUTTERS 0o well
o need CONNER oation.
As heretofore keep constantly hand Of make and
fully Shelters for hand and horse power Wheat
Fans Cradles Reaper Hay Presses Cider M seed Dr P9ss'
Hsrrows Hay akes Cleaners Cuyator Gun and Leather Ma
chine Betting, Sc, &C -
sY- Repair Of all kinds promptly attended To-
Agent for Bckord IIumaHs Wheat and Guano Drill and
McCormcks Reaper and Mower . - =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22
R.J. CAPRON a. CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 BOwIy's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.

sell az hade aboye cost Our Obec 20 uTn as much OF our
into money possible We Offer the greatest inducements
before. We respectfully invite friends and the
public generally call and examine for themselves Nc humbug
fe6 SIMPSON & MILLER.
DOOKS--Receiyed by
ID JAMES w0ODHOCsE & co.
Life and Times Of Gen Samuel Dale Mississippi Parzan.-
ByJ. Y H. Claiborne. Illustrated a.
life Spain Past and Present BY Walter Thornbury With
Illustrations. /.
Lucy by the author Of Margaret Maitland &C. 5c.
Harper's Greek and Latin Texts. Hschylus 4Oc.
Harper's Greek and Latin Texts Horatus. 40c
Ancient Church It's History Doctrine Worship and Const
tuon from the first three hundred years By w. D. Ken
d. D. ! vol, ovo g..
Lectures Of the Epses Of Paul Teaonans By John
Lille, D. d. 2.
Title Hunting. By z. /. Tewelyn I.
"reminiscences OF Rufus Choate the great advocate By T. G.
Parker. 30. n wfuppy.
Commentary the Pentaeuch Prom the German Of Otto Won
Gerlach. . 30.
Hunauics. by T. Wharton Collins Esq. l -.
Together with number Of other late and interesting BOOKS
felT JAMES WOODHOCsE 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-22

o,OUTHERN {, LOCK mANURACTORY.--DwelI
= Locks very description sliding Door TRAININGS Of the
best quality kso Prison and Bank Locks Hinges
any height. Isells hung, with or without Tubes.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE
sell work but manufacture, prepared 10
give entire satisfaction TO those who may favor me
with a call.
WILLIAM READY.
go Main Street. between sih and 9th.
fei0-ly RrnfoSn Va
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BRAND Cutting.

BHAV ID (UVE1NU.
TENE undersgns having removed h shop under the TOBAC
co EXCHANGE 18th and Cary Sis beg leave to in
his customers the Public generally that he stu
ated execute all work (Which he be favored thy In
workmane shortest pos ble roc II
you Brand Tor Tobacco Flour raH bagsMachney
other aricesyou may send In your oerand
will cc-mmoIae reasonable terms and
tee to give you entire satisfaction.
Also, fine lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&C. A T.. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor. 18th 4 Cary Ss, Richmond Va.
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BROWNING, MOORE a. CO.,
AUCTT0NEERS,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES,
VIII give their undivided attention the sale OF Negroes.
tXT- Office on Franklin few doors below Wall street.
i12r- Open for business on Monday, Feb. 6, 1850
ja8i--dsctf
BALTIMORE, Feb'y Let, 1850.
TUJHE Coparnersp heretofore existing the subscribers
the firm Of CAPRON GWYN by mutual consent
dissolved the Sd ut Either partner is fully authorized to sign
the OF the nrm In the settlement Of the business.
L. J. CAPRON,
JNO. K. GWiN.
Richard Baylor ESQ., Of Essex County Va has this day formed
copataeshp with T. J. Capron. under the Arm Of CA
PROM co. wch firm will continue the business lately conduct
ed by Capron Gwyn.
X. J. Caproa Is the active member Of the firm
MCUD BAYLOR,
Essex County, Va.
fe4-dlclm H. J. CAPRON.
R. j. CAPRON RICHD BAYLOR,
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VIRGINIA


VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRICATliG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting STATS has appointed
Agents the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCATING COAL OILS,
the quality of wich warranted and UStpurnArED.
tn State to supply which will earge and sold by 'coo
jeii-f ''''' '''''' ''''' GOOcH ECHoIS.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNEKSEsIP.
T1IHE concern OF ~ C. PANNiLL dissolved ast Dec
1852 by mutual consent ClIAS PANNTLL retiring The books
and of the have been transferred to JOS PAN
MIL who will continue the Commission business annexed
notice. J. PANNllI,
T.. PANNiLL.
RICHMOND, Jan "a, 1860.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
FINE subscriber JOSEPH PANN1LL reient n the clty Of
Richmond. aud THOMAS BRUCE resident Of the county c
Halifax, state Of Virginia, have This day formed LIMITED
PARTN Frs APP under the yle and Of a. PANNL" for
the purpose conducting "Common business the city Of
Richmond Virginia. continue until the first DAY Of January
OsG D. thousand eight hundred and Ntyfour JOSEPH
PANNLL IL GENERAL PARTNER THOMAS BRUCE is PEciAL PART
N and such has this contributed the capital stock or
the firm, the Of thousand dollars SloDOO) Witness
PANNILL, (SeaI)
THOMAS BRUCE, (seaL)
CRY Rc0SD STATE VRGISl, To wit T. r. VI. BUsroS,
Justice the Of Richmond, do hereby certify
that Joseph Pann the general partner named In the writing
heretofore annexed bearing date January 3D. sG this day made
oath before that the In the said writing conrbu
ted by the special partner has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
Given under my hand this 81 day of January. 1850
Ia4-2m r. NJ BURTcN,JP.
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TO TOURISTS & MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK,
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
365 ~, 3G7 BROADWAY,
Corner Franklin Street,
AGENT ToR rR AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

D0SSFSFS advantages which al travellers appreciate IT,
bs surpassed being cunycrlrlt prncpA
places or business ard amusement Tie apartments which
there hgnlrrt veil furnished ani well ventilated
aud being coud5ctel European pan visitors
best style with a. greatest economy large paro fronting
Bro tGway commanding extensive view
noEued tor.ush has been beautifully furnished
ladies' and the OF the House SUCH
afford the greatest GO .ilort So guests
Tkrau trrIs IT.rtr O. aan.r nafa. .furfff
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Accommodating thousand persons In which visitors
have their meals they desire, they will be In tr
apartments IT, fare served 70 the Falcons and Hotel 4,
acknowledge gd by pur be superior 20 that Of holel the
city
ielG- dim J. TAYLOR Proprietor
, 1860-02-17

A Scotchman named Glassel, came on the bee.
line from IN. od country" and halt,J nal nntil
he arriyed Al the foot az n. Blue Ridoe Moan.
tajns IN Virginia. He rested fsw dsvs. And
took his gun, and went into the deep torres q
the mountain hunting. While he wss n one ol
those deem 0orvus. ths i,abitation Or OWL. the
old king ovyi AZ the eorpe WIet oiFn IN trumnet
tones. 7eaT'i
GIassel had never heard the like. nor had he
seen he ike % when he looked 10 into "a roe re- ana %
saw thSt Iarre head. those biz bright ewes. and
thai crave 1ntelIicsnt countsnsnce His AZ.
cited imao;nat;on supnlied ne rest WThat N
thonOht M "a 4 some epchanted human beino7
no ordinUrv one, Al that-the Work Of some
wicked snirit1 His fruitful imaainafion esve Il
an inteIiigent sneech and made h aneaL "a him
m an lnnniSIilvs. manner !, -
Owl-Hoo- hoo hoo-who are your ,.fE
Glassel-My name Is Glassel, sir, It your scr
VICE -e., -, Fst l.ln - l &
ywl-hoo-noo-noo VINO az y0ut . /,
vlasset-i say my name y uIaAse,i anu'
might oe 50 oolo' wnat y yout nAmet
wt-hoo-noo-noo.wno are you -, 4 ,
=. 0iassel->i say, slr, my name v ViAssel anu
u youh @ Iet me alone iWiA you. q. ,,f
"Oh, Johnny" cried nervous mothers 10
have some pity on my poor headt Can't you play
without shouting 50 T. =.
Poor Johnny drew up the tape reins with which
he was driving two chairs tandem.and called ont 10
,;,.Sp 80 TX ~ s,,..sssS s.a.,sa
went ~ 49, 5 dos,n ths re;ns nn5 Isv;nc M.
hand on h;s hrosSt ss;S w,ih Icno braaih z or.
mother n its G foII of noise n here and Il hurts me-
wheE they playp
We .VnhnnUr kalfa0rn NhaNF all ID " NnnIfnN
, 1860-02-17
The crieket's Song.

Around the house land the swallows an,
The lilac bOughs Der the ivied wall,
Droop, white as snowt while here slt,
Bright with The shower, In dismal nt,
blossom and flower lBy the hearth unlt,
Dapple the ground belOWi In my chimney hail.
The sun laughs keen
From IL rainy screen; lWth grain Of rye
Drops on the green, Poised on his back,
Fresh hedges glow; The ant movesb
And the heaven has set, In his comrades track;
Der the mirrored dew With prudent thought
OF the violet, And care dlIlEanght,
Its aEnre hue. Deemlng a. nAught
The beauteouB shys
The ny sails along, The mldgeS gray
With pulling song Are yaWning near,
And winking wing; Tired with the day i
The old bee, agape That makes their yeari
Al the sleepy skies, But foot this way
Wlnks its gold eyes, Comes creakinG near
And settles the shape And . voice rings gay
OF its stays Of Grape, lis my master delFl
And the leafhid robins sing
The stream In It's sleep When earth Il dumb
smIles near the shore, And the house d mute,
And the gay fish peep nbble the crumb
From the azure deep, Fallen at his foot:
And frisk and leap Then feaStlng well,
One Spring day more. return pel-nen .Hs.
To my dome Of SCOT.
], l alone, U..H IA little while,
Am mournfnl grown And see him smile
In my soOty cell Above his book,
The sunlight leaves As he hears ne string
The red brick caves; Aly thoughts Of Spring,
And the din air gFeves And Inugly sing
Round the widowed WE'LL tnmy little nook.
, 1860-02-17
Tallsyrand,s Jokes.

B One day, banker, wiGh whom be uas Rell
acquainted, waited upon him 70 ascertain The
truth Of rumoF Of The death Of George III
which was expected 10 affect the hhndA The
banker, Of course, anxiously apologized 70 the
minister foe the intrusion, and for the extraordi
nary nature Of his request "How 2" exclaimed
Talleyrand, with the imperturbable gravity pecuf
liar 70 him "There & no hAfm-nO lndlscre.
ton whatever. shall Be delighted II the inior.
nation / have 10 give s q any use 10 yOl.p
The banker was profnse of acknowledgements
"Well, now, I must ten you" continued Talley-
rand, with an air Of mysterious confidence,
"sotne ay the king Of England Is dead, others
that he Is not dead; for my own part believe
neither the one nor the other. tell you this In
confidence; but Tor heavens sake, do not com.
init me" When the first consul one day IN.
quircd how ho vas 90 rich, he replied, BY dex-
ferrous compliment--"I bought stock the day
before the eighteenth Of Brumaire, and sold u
again next day This was the date Of Napole
on's first usafpation Some Of bis compliments
were still more delicately turned Some one
asked him the address Of thePrineeas Of tande-
mont
: Roe ST LA1are" he replied.
"But have forgotten the number"
"You have only % aslthe flFst poor person you
meet; they all know her house.
Mr. MiIlG. oi BaIlumble, had occasion 70 lpd
fault with one Of bic hbOuors, who bad ben i'm
pFOvident and known better dAyA He was Dig
ging drain. md be tod him q b did not make
better work hs shOuld turn him IL The nan
Wasvsry angry. and throwing down hsspade. called
out inat0ne q resentment q Ye ere over prideia,
Davie Miller. mind ye : The Warld when yehAd
neither COW nor eve"
"Vgy vell,- rlpIiod Mr.. MIlE. mildly. "Iro.
msmbG yOa when yOa had both" =,
The 6Fst draught ssFveth for health, the -
cond loe pleasure, The third for shame, and ths
] fourth iof madness.
, 1860-02-17
/ aIaT5 2 !. IA: { /. NO. SO.

Thsmsn were secured, one By one, g they cane
nps The leader Of tho snpsdltiol ihon a1n1ht
The commander and demanded his sword. n,
idlenAut and eOhiOuhdsd, Capt Bigshot aInsd a.
name Of his eaptoI
%Lord ble1s you, captain, y answered. hmil.
iar voice, .dont yoh know mef I'm Az z.
zee you 6gin, and when Z Yankee gusses ahy.
thing IL sufo % happen. Mako yoursalf coiP
Portable, captain, and excuse ne ior moment,
'eansos I've 90, b haul down your dag, run
up the stripes, and work the vessel into Port
land" " Y paa asl'li''e' -
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Pi,tsburg Fl. Wavne Il Chicago
Il ALL Is d Al d.
ls.Y,Els 81 ,1s;-.vS !;

GszaE a4Ka.fisF. e1'T&X si = Yss
JARS RUNtkoM CHiCAGOT PITTSBu KG
- without shanse, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAHIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
10 New York, Philadelphia, Baltimtr re ald " ash
ington city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvaniA, New jersey, New York, Maryland &c.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets ut no uddi
tional cost.
Bagg &c checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street. west side
Chicago, daily on the arrival CT rains from the
West aud Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland l. Lake
shore X. 10 iunkirk Buffalo, Niagara rails,
New York an, Bost n, aud all the interior
towns o New Eng land, via New York Central
and New ork Erie Railroads Also South t.
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Veruon,
Steubrnville aud Wheeling, and ipterior towns
of OHIO and Nirgia.
The above tra.us connect at Forest with trains
on Mad River Road t, Springfield Urbauo, Day
ton and incinuati. Also with trains at Lima Tor
Dayton ard Ciacnnati direct.
Fare as low any other K cute.
Passengers boun1 east wi find this route both
pleasan: and agreeable. pa sung through many OF
tn largest aud faest c,tic. In the United States.
Passengers arriving n. Chicago on anv ~ the
roads, viii find attentive check agents at the de-
pots II receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
charge t. the Pittsbur. AMI Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each in.
Tickets for sale at all h prime pal ticket Off
ces in the West, and at ;i,e Conpany's office, cor
ner Of kando phi and Dear orn streets, or at the
Depot, " est side. Chicago.
BE particular to asI. for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS
Gen'l Western Pa seng-r agent Chicago.
}. IL. MOORE, Com. ana GEM Ag't, Chicago.
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
got all points East at all times, at as low rates
as any other kailroad route. sep2s DIFF
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EDUCATIONAL.
a q "A ID N M -
-OrrHR-
IN nACULATE CONCEPTION.
YOUNG LADIU2.
DAVEN. ORT, IOWA.
conducted BY The listers Of Chatity


THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL.
L ly situated about one mile from davenport.
AMI Commando view Of scenery unsurpl s.ei Tor
richness and variety.
unceasins care and vigilance will be exercised
to promote the moral and intellectual iumoye.
neat o. the pupils, and in sickness the
OF the sufferer wall be administered to with tho
fondness If parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Readin, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar,
hiocution, biography (sncient aud modern, His
tory sacred and ptoiane,l Algebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the use OF tho Globes, Nv.
thoiosy. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural philoso-
ply, PHYSIOLOGY, Botany, the French and German
l.ansua tes, Music on the Piano, Guitar be-, Draw
ing IN Craym, donochronat,e and Poly chromotic ::
Also "r.ciAn aad orentAl Painting, AID !. &C zeal
instruction IN Needie-work, both plain and Ornx
mental.
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ss'Nssied.
FEW ACTIVE AN

a FEW ACTIVE AND IVTELTICENT
"a Young meo, to CANVASS FOR new and attract
i've work.
Address through Post One, for short time,
james =, l,unc n, lDsveuport. General agent for
lows, Missouri, Kansas and Nsb.askA. ., inquire
for him 1t North west corner OF Brady and Third
streets, from II 70 2, OK attseS p. n. sstlS-i1U
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TER MS

Board and Tuition, including Bed and
beddiny, per annum, $1,000
For each OF the Foreign Languages, per
quartet, 5000
Music on Piano, with use of inst,uma,t
yer quarter, 1900
Music on Gu'tar, with use Of instrument
per quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in Water .Colors
and on Velvet, per quarter, 500
Nc non9chronA'ic Drawing, per quarter, 500
w Painting, 1000
embroidery, 800
Astronomy, with use of the Globes, per
quarter, 800
Rhetoric, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
osy and Bot ny, per quarter. 500
Towering work in Wax, OF Leatlcr, each
per quarter, 800
washing, per quarter, 500
Meiiciaes and Medical Attendance will b. An
extra charge
Payments IN asst be IN adj ha.f- yearly in advance
and
FROM THIS RULE rHEnE WILL EE No pKyIATIos.
s1 Young Ladies Of every Denomination are
admitted into this Academy, but rs order is nee
essary, they will be required to observe tho ordi
nary regulations Of external worship.
Persons residing at a distance are required to
have responsible agent III the city of Davenp.rt.
No reduction will be made in case Of pupils being
withdrawn before the expiration Of The quarter,
excepting by protracted sickness. One lAonth's
notice OF the removal Of each young Lady is re-
questcd.
The correspondence Of the pupils is subject to
inspection.
For the present year no Uniform will be re-
quircd.
Each pupil be required to provide himself with
furnished Work-box, six Towels, six Table
Napkins, Combs. Tooth and Hair Brushes, Knife
and Fork. Dessert and TEASPOON, and Tumbler.
There will be Sessions OF 5 months each ia the
scholastic year, commencing on the first Monday
in September, and ending On the second day Of
July. with one week allowed for vacation. At
Chnstnas
Parents can see their children on Thursdays, in
the a.tern ,on,ani visitors but those authorized
by the parents, or guardians, will be allowed to
see the young ladies'. The parents who reside in
Davenport can k, theiI children homo on tho
hrst Saturday # each month, but they must re-
turn on the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached to the Academy is a Day school f,-
those in the neighborhood who wish to avail
themselves Of it.
Letters TO be addressed to
SISTER MANY MARGARET MANN,
Academy OF the immaculate Conception.
DsseLaort, Iowa. 24n
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DtxsOlWlt"M

~I>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigue under the
Arm al name Of KiCHARD.Ox, v Esr 4 Go, Is this
lay dissnlv d oy mutoYl co sent, Mr.. GIVES re-
tiris1. The business will b Conducted By the
re aiming parties, It the same Office. and sodsf
The same style.
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. @. GIvtN.
GEO. r. CARPENTER.
Davenport, Monday, Oct IS, 1850.
oo,20-dSwlm
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R'd"u duu rYuAft riAuO.tOtlsS.
l17&r The Insulated Iron frame preserves
MITE orr s'n'l tone Of the Instrument in
all its purity, securing it for all time against tina
most disag eeasle tnny quality e tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fvrtes. IL
greatly strengthens the case and thus keeps tho
Piano Forte muc1 longer in tune. 1t gives tn
instrument much fGI!er, richer and swceter Tone
II adapIs the Piano t. all climates and to all chan
ses si atmosphere, and in all respects it 10 pro-
bounced, ami in all respects 1t Is pronounced by
pur best "art te" the greatest improvement OF the
age IN Piano srte constructIon producing an in
,trument acknowledged to be superior t. all 9TH
made IN this country or Europe
few sesiim ontsis In regard 20 sh~ supe &.
Q ~ os our Now scale Pas.n. assuisseA riass
FOstes.
~ have examined the Piano Fortes Of Lights
i Bradbury. with entire Satisfaction. ] know not
that there are any others better either 10 ur own
couatry or elsewhere. LowkLL Mason
la clearncss, richness, and volume nf tone, del
icacy. elias city Of touch, Aui hnc repeating scton
J have never played upon their equsl."-H. A.
WoLLKNHAUPT.
tine, and IN ieiicacyoi touch they certainly excel
ami N that beautfu! singing quality 50 desirs6le
vet so seldom lound ~ ILLIAy " .sON
Ihave never pl vel upon 50 rich and heavy
. tone square Piano Forte. "-AsIFus NAr,LsoE.
al am a.tonished and delighted with the New
scale Iron Frame Pano-Fortes made BY you.
There must be u splendid future for Lighte
Bradbury.' Piano-F ,r,es "-G.o. r. R.or
"Ihave never played upon 90 6as and instru-
ment"-GEo. r. BRIsTOw.
~ consider them As to beauty, richness, fullness
and equality Of tone, as well n. their agreeable,
elastic touch equal il not superior t. any Pianos
made in this country or Eurore."-kARL Wells
"In power, quantity, ard equality " tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ich and
singing tone 50 invaluable an accom- psninsnt
TO the voice. have never met their eqnal."-C.
BAssIxI.
"Tney have all the requirements for superior
Interpretation ef both classical and modern esm-
positions"-M. STRAEOsu.
Wasesoem, 42t Bsoome Ss.e.t . few Aesss
8sss 81 Bradley, New Hosx.
~sATrsPACTosY GUARANTEE GIVES. n
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.NS,liEI.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
= ~. IL. Arm Of RICE ARDeoN, WEsF ) Co,
N - bring them for yard for scstlemsut
and All ,rses ndsotsd - said 6rm arc requested
- .,i "A a~61o 81 once. IL 10 absolutely aeeeG.
ssrv TIA, oar books should b co<s and that ~,
i~1el,ately Psssns hsviag spee sosounss visA
sar oss. win sbg. :. g q - ~. :: c -
DAvRnoaT, Oct. Is, looo -
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Chicago an took Island Rallies
SUNNI -1rrur, ,r,memS

nN AND AFl II MONDAY, APRIL ORR acn
~ and until farther notise trains !. n lea -
Davenport daily, sundays eIcep,ei, u. tollo~s
"a freight ...................5.3 30
ou nigDt express .6.So =. L.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex.
cepted, as follows:
LIST MI at express at... $40 A. y.
~ u III At o-oo T.
All trains over this route are in direct come on
at chicago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pttsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
troit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinns Il,
Pttsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alta
ny, New iork. Philadel phia, Baltimore and W ash
ington. Also at LsSalle with trains Of the Hi.
nois Central Road-North to Galena and South t.
IT LOUIS and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity o.
giving distinct direct ons as To the destination OF
their luggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars, the conduct rs col
ect fares only TO stations the line Of the chi
cago and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TR ACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. April ., 1860. DIFF