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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
Z. III. STOKES,
LUCTIoEEIR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOB THE BALE OF SLAVES.

I0K THE HlLE OF ELAVE1,
WV nvs strict attention 70 both public and private sas
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
SSHE Board Of Visitors viz the Ltjasn, Ger erals o.
Zee In the city ~ Richmond The Cad ru.sday In sep co.
Der nsI ana will Itssvs applications for apport, Cadets
10 the vi Einia Military Institute
kppcAlcts ise state cadets viz be received each
the ssnstorial districts Of The ttsts.
Applications for pA.eadsts vii be received State
reu eSie Of the Horthen CopedAay States
IN hostility - the Coufsdsr tie sstes
The regular ~ the Institute will be rssu ned On e l
day Of Oct and M cadets with tNo,e
70 Be sppOrsed ns FAD Tuesday sspsnb viii be expect
ed g. report themselves promptly for !u,y i OF October
lppLsAtons f-T ~ 1iskion aut
ss OF FOOD al character ,ainE the full res-
" the Appcan and directed 70 the supe ntsnSsn
~ Faith, Al lsrnE, AID ali The sired
lshed b. him In 70 the studies
" adm sson. JAS. G BRUCE President
Inauirer Dispstrh. Hr,sIntr 10 tss copy sI-dse,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

- oBsAT CREME BROTHER their services ~ Auor-
III for he secuon CT claims 10 any Of the Department
100 Govern Of the Cnnda States :ni bsfore the
Beard Of Claims for auditing eains against the o. vrsn
for toe rsrsienon OF any pertaining he P.ier
. meo
kefer.nee given vhen required
franklin Stree. opposite Law Budinr
nsr Of H. street, Gently upsd b. Capt 4. B,ylY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

u,O WOODEN MANUFACTURRRSrws are re
esyng eonssn sspt Superior Wits warp, Asrt'd
ssrs prepared contract for quantt 70 be denv
Ss THsz, sArsl zee,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

NEW SOUTHERN M SIC
IN just received at
WET JoHNST0yb
Boof, Nste and Stationery bSre.
The Southern Nspsllslss; sorg: SIS.
The Bonnie hlue HI z; sotg; 2.o.
God And Our Rights; s'nS; So
Oar rr,t Prsidsrt Quck-tsp Js.
New oTe.ps Military Polka 2Ja
COneder.t.s' On and AsreL 3,s
The Palmetto State s'rs SOC.
tn, Defender OF KsntuckJs Honor Bos.
D,Iics Land: rg; &c.
I'm ,folay Home N Ii.; song; ga
La Marseie!se; in,.r um s1:sl; Sc.
La M.rreluase s.area; 2jo.
The Msldens Pr yer; See.
Lille Ie-el; song: CSC.
o, wonid | nsre Boy Again; song; go
ksE Ne not Why; roog 9jc.
Dearest. 'hsa I'll Love More; song; 80.
Rtyhirst k,.s; galop; Csc.
~ oEde poDply attended ". when addressed 10
wfsr JOHN |T0y,
uN-it lsS Ssn street, Rein I'd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

60 REAHs BEET BOOK PAPfR-asIss.
The contractor will bound furnish the time
the intendsDt Of Public
direct and mutt give bond good surss for ths
faithful Performance Of the anlrsct
specimens Of tae Paper 10 b. furnished rcconpscy thu
bid The pspe to be eiTred in the City Richmond Va
The Proposals 10 b, addressed the Of PubYo
F ting and endorsed "Prgpo,ts for sizing P.per"
The Of tvo-reiAbs sars also pany The Pro-
pesal GloSGE W. NEl AON
ie21-dln Superintendent Public Priptins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

GREEsBRIER COUNTY, VA
REDUCTION OF CHARGES
OWING 70 The snbarassed sas efth country, the White
suPhu Spring. Company has Determined upon he fonovts
charges for board.
sIOper day.
Ga per week.
$50 per MONTH
White ssIva tvo-hird pcs ChnArsa under 10 and Over
yesrs and eolored half-pncs
An abundant IMPLY flee has been sssurst
J. HUNPHREYB President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
BCRzkU OF PUBLIC PRINTING
RICHMOND Jun l9th 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of ths on unt ooh
day OF July prI Boon for furnishing the
the ets,es
xi:
BINDERg PAPER
Is RLlM IMPEsAI.
IS BEAMS SUPER ROYAL
Is pEsMs ROYAL.
IS REAMs FOLIO POST.
50 REANa MEDIUM.
"a REANs DEMI.
100 RKAk3 IL IT CAP.
100 8Eths CAP, UNRULrO
loo RAM LETTER, UNSCLED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

hAf'h- LIST February. . -
Au3-dlEcl WIN. BlS"lDOlr NJ A, fri1c pal
EDGE HILL ACADEMY.
TINE lis schools bsns October LIST and cen
IL tnues 10 non,hi.
The curse 1, ful preparatory to the uniyerstv.
Especial has always gvea 70 Mathematics and
In cheering, Drawing, &c .
SortneA0n the other MAy sce7cs viii nov be taught
N-tGS0 per sesti Liberal arra1rsm IT'S made As 70
paym Address, SAIL sChuOLtH, Ia.
au9 e,Oel GunsysP P. o,Va
DoCKsv AND TAULg Gu 1LEHT.-we have In
Ngs asortmtn: Of Poekst aud rSbe Cnt-y Nheh
We n for .a!e cheap CARSON 4 co,
,uS NJ lO6 Main street,
rs,K 9Cs CH AINs.-sOOpnis rs.se osSn, Ia :. re Sad
Il 'or sale by CLAAhso' w.
Au2 No 70 " u theet
EATHRR.-H.rnes. klt!ls and cO4-srJ Tanned sole
! leather, for SHELBY 1900, ,,ro,, =, so,
JOIN y hnRuON n SUN
xxJANrEG-Aeo contractor ,ar KSAPsACs sfr Confederate
w Sta
Apply It Warehouse, esrnsr 18Th md Cay streets:
BRIsCOE q. BALDWIN,
aui-g Capt Va Ordnance.
AXES FOR SALE.
~nn DOZEN ANsi, Of Nirsals msnuscsu-e, enr-hAH OF
OlDV each and 2, weighing m 20 20 . pounds 70 The
dozen aud SIader4g, BOS e CO g GS'! sts &se1
Por sale in qaaLtlles 10 suit purchaser, oy ,
Ir,n front Block, Go ernor - est
,,si HehmOnd, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

DaUn" rue.1s
and RIFES.
Drums made TO order Ct The best msterisl at
p. d. TAYLoG'' au'ic Store,
lSS Liam street.
eg-cAIskla Drum Heads 80
do corr R.-B.s, prime HO Cote, beth While and
IL green, Tor sale BY ~ ,-or.s =, ~
iy2T-Iw n v sIuhET ~ W
NEW FLOUH-i2O IBIS " ur, ll,t to hsRd, 70: s'is
~ IN au.ntIs. 10 .oN HUNT JAMES,
al Corner Va lry s,rs,tS
DL,srisG POWDER lilo Blsstiag power, FOR sac T
b ISL EDMOND DAVEFPoDF& O..
NEW MILITARY WORK.
w. RANDOLPH will PUBLISH In ten days
Instructions for 0c,s AID Non commissioned oneer, OF
Navsry 90 outpost duty Lieut. Col Won Arenshld fist
Husrs Kigs GermSn Legion With abridgmru Of heG ~
800 nn,.osId Tor 81, jel5
WATER YILTERs,
WATER YILTERs
have few wser Fers hand Of cur own manufacture,
of DE ysry h.s. quality KEE5EE PARR
AplT Corner l2h and Cary sreee-
HAVANA CIGARs.-A lot grim. Havana Ss csSr,, i'''
sps Draggisn.
A DAMANTINE CANDLRs.-,OOh half boxes, for sale
i,sSylu DUNLOP, N, EoUsEk co.
, 1861-05-27
THE RECRUITS cATECHISM,
With Appropriate eAnsWeraAppende

With Appropriate AnsWersAppended.
Q.-How would yon form your men, to
meet the enemy?
A.-On square.
Q.-Wbat il your opinion, is the most useful
movement in the Zouaye tactics?
A.-Runnirg.
Q.-What time would you choosefor march
ing through hostile count1y?.
A-Time Of Peace.
Glow would yen get supplies aud stores
in hostile country?
A.-Steal 'e1l.
Q.-What would use for Breaking the ranks
Of the Enemy?
A--Mortafs.
Q.-How would you measure firearms?
A.-By the barrel.
Q.-At the close Of IN engagement, If the
Enemy asked you to Treat, Whist would you
DO?
A.-Make him Stand the Shot.
Q.-Whnt troops should follow cavalry on q
retreat?
A-The Enemy.
Q-H the drums beat to arms and yonr
men refuse to leave their quarters, what would
you think Of their intent?
Al should think those In-Tents were
mutinous.
.Q.-What would you do II the Enemy sur.
rounded you in overwhelming force, and all
1etrest WAS cut of?
A.-Fight like the d-li
, 1861-05-27
!. MONDAY, MAY ~, 1851.


= - -
Daily Arrivals and DepartHres ct HAL
: .-~~ Trains.
, 1861-05-27
':Turniture. .
RuPTUREs CURED BY THE
Observation-Disclosures, &:

eEpc1on and material, Docs not constantly p9ess on
ne rupture and hereby gtye cal foz srJs for lfs
bringing the parts 70 kether, EyiuG natufo chance %
euro, which u does tn nearly N cs1ea Does not
EeYer sos q cnrrodta and sI1WayR clean and new.
4 tSe oSY Fiji tR6ss
N UBE Eoae but taose Who haIe suffered Nth tie
aKESs T1uss- Al illustrated pamphlet cansalaing III
psr3enlaH eentffee Rers9pt Easaink t49 T1asa car can
* IsurtaIa Wtth tsefipnon Of Gaze - J. B. sEETK,,
eo{r a1d E1slrsfvp Agent, 1ot TIN Western etates
; 9: no1 tsa-- ~ Wholesale 1tAds Iappuea as Naw
, 1861-05-27

~ To Horse Owners. Dr.. Sweets
lnalnle Iinlc cut for Ao.ecs Il rcrEznsd bJ any. In
III czses o1 Lameuess A1lstng nom sprss. Bruises Or
Wreochtos til eject {. magical sod CERTAIN Haraes4
Or Saddle Galx e1atcheA Mango, &C. It viii Also cnra
speedily. spey1n xud Eaasooae saaJ bo easily pro.
rented aod cuse1l t1e!r cipc2t stages but confirm
Cd cases a-e beyond Tie possibility Of rsdical cura.
csss Of tie k1d hove7er. Il 50 desperate or hope
feea but It may be slle7At.d b7 this iulment and
faithful application Will alxass remove tbs LEoeoes,
aad caatIe the torsc to travel With competitive ease
Every hc,se owner shcnld hare this remedy u hand
for NJ timely use It the t1st appearance Of LameneM
VII cnectuA5 prevent ttoso formidable diseases
noned to Ea!t su horses are liable, md which render
10 znaay otherwise valuable hozsca nearly worthless
6ee adyc.teeaent For sklo bJ J, E. JOHNSON,
General Agent 70 eta.e street. ncc~61eoV-dIy
, 1861-05-27

cities are in IN ccstacy Of terror IN view Of
difficulties which they hare no. means to sur
/ similar hbsttnce of necessary chemical
snhatsncss vii probably, before long, be fSlt
dependant Spaa the North for SUBJ supplies: -.
It is difficult to imagine q calamity more !.
melancholy to people than that Of the loss
Of tie means Of knowledge Of passing eVcnts.':
With this the South appears to be Threatened.
the light Of day. Mischlevons IS their NEWS
papers haze been, and mendaeiou1. as their.
telegraph, there is nothing that can compens-
ate for their absence, nothing which will bring
home to them more vivid sense Of the mis-
fortunes which they have brought upon them
selves than their loss. :.
Vanity Fair.
ONO WAR CnT.-WApE in.
TIT FOR TAr.-The South threatens the
North viii. her Beaurcgard. j."
Guard.
InE os1E Morro OF EL1swoRrn's zou-
AvEs.-Fire!
A mcaooKED.s71cK."-The Baltimore Mr.
shal Kane.
InronrAsE TO FLYING ARrulzRr;..rhe
art Of gun.hurry.
just ABOUT so.-Before this quarrelsone
SUuple& NOItl anu 6Out[1 CELL tAtGG 9u4tu, ;
re fear Long Engagement is necessary!
NOT US1IKELT-They do cay that Priyateer-
ing is very Catching.
WHAT TIE "CH1vAIRT'' WANT TO MEEr.-
4 Foeman Worthy Of their Steal! .
MAKE MINUTE OF IH1s.-The Boston pa
peIs contain the advertisements Of the firm o.
DAY, WEEKS & NUM-. They are in the clock
trade, and probably Keep their hands running
round for customers.
TIE LAST IaFmMAnr OF NOZZLE MINDS
The New TorI Ltdge.
TEARS THAT WILL NOT FALL IN VAIy.-AnY
Of the Northern Volunteer. -s
AQuERr FOR E7nSoLoo1s7s.-AR Rampant
Roundhead wishes to know if tho Southern.
e1s are as they pretend, the descendants Of the
Cavaliers?
We should say the wcre from their Cavalier
manner Of taking things!
R1ouT TO 4 T.-What win makea good zegf-
ment?
Good regimen.
METEOROLOGICAL ArHoR1sA. the
clouds arc Rent, aad coming down with the
Dust, look ont for some Change.
LAUGHS BEST WHO LAUGHS LAsT.-The
Southern journals eay, "President LINCoLN'
threats are received with laugh Of Derlsion."
Coed! but when Our turn comes to laughs
re will treat the Rebels to Mimic ,ha ! ha
POCKET AND PRINCIPLE.
Eushrine this maxim In your heart,
Within your safe chest lock it.
Tint principle Is but Part,
The whole is In the Pocket
, 1861-05-27
Il Citizen OF Lafayette Impressed into
tho Southern Service.

From the Lafayette, tlnd.l Eoof1cf.l
Thomas Irvin, a native Of Lafayette, whoee
relatives still reside here. WAS impressed into
the service Of the Southern army Ut Memphis
about two months ego, where he remained up
to Monday Of last week, when he escaped from
Tue encampment at Nashville, aud succeeded
In reaching New Albany few da56 since.-
Mr. I1vin Is 8 married man and, with his fam.
liz, has resided in Memphis upwards Of two
3ears. He il mi1lwright by trade, and previ-
Gus to his inprcssnlent had been employed In
Alabama Immediately upon his return home
to Memphis, he wns called upon at his resi-
dence by corporal's guard Of "rec1uiting''
officers, and informed that they had come 10
giye him his position in the Southern army
IN company Rith large number Of similarly
unfortunate Union men, he Tas marched first
to Dn1ns1ille, Miss, where they remained
short time, when they were marched to the
encampment at Nashville. Atthis place the
hair and bea1ds Of the recruits were shoEn
Mr. irwin managed to Glide tnevist1ance Of
the sentine1s at Nashville and escaped to IndI-
ans- he Ia now In New Albany awaiting the
arrival Of his wife and children from Memphis.
Sixteen other Northern men escaped with him
but xs they separated. soon after, he does not
know whether they reached the free States or
Eere 1etakeu. Nj. Erin says he could never
consent to fight against the Star spangled Ban
| ner;; but Will be ready, willing and esger, -
sooa as he gets his family safe Nnrth,, to ehoul
der musEet and 60 In to the death Tor the
| flag Of Ills country.
, 1861-05-27
An important Class Of Contraband
Articles. -

An Important Class o. oontiaoaan
We copy the following from the Daily Press
Of yesterday. We hope the people and az.
..tho.itics everywhere win keep sharp look
out tl.at no printing or any other kind Of pa-
r:r, OF The materials for manufacturing It, or
printers Ink, tyPe, etc. are allowed TO go TO
SHUTTING DowN,
: Tie rroprietozs Of newspapers In the South
are calfed upon to contemplate n 1mm edla1e
prospect, the timh when they WI, -; oe ooAgea -
the fl1et essentia(-paper: The greater part
Of the PAPER consumed in the South hereto:
fore has been Of fNprthe1n manufacture. Iho
export Of this to the Seeded States has en-"
/ -fttEly stopped, nuder orders, Of tho GoFeEn.
ment. Not one ream Of printing paper, as We
cross the Ohio, except a limited quantity that
|: There are rev paper mills In Ethe :secedtd
States, as At Bath, Columbia and Atlanta, in
Georgia; near Charleston, In South Carolina,
ut Nashgille, in Tennessee, and at Richmond
two others but these, for the want OF neces-
eaty materials, which can only be procured ~
The North, will, one and sll, In few days, be
forced to cease their operations The chemt.
calls, which are Indispensable for the tdeac1-
ing prccees, as soda ash and su1phunc acsa'
hts o4ly Pluanceo ID Inc Not1a ano u G91 rt1t
and the same is true Of wire ganze and talt
irge, all Of which afc things OF absolute ne-
ceseity. There are no dealers in them in tho
South, and manufacturers hare been nccus-
toned to draw their supplies from merchants
in the Northern cities, as they were required.
9eceteion and non.intercou1sa found them
with no stocks Of these arHcle8- On hand, nnd
| it is known that: their stores are nearly Or
qnite exhausted Tho prospect has already
hid the effect to advance the price OF printing
paper euormously; many journals have
| already suspended md the publishers IN she
, 1861-05-27

SIX PER CENT. interest on the outstan ding ce1t1-
Gates Of profits VIII be paid to tho holders thereof or
the legal representatives. and after Tne13a5. the
rl1h OF February next
Aftet reseryIng TWO AND A HALF MILLION
pOILARS OF profits. tho outstanding certificates OF
The Issue Of 1850 Will be redeemed and paid 70 the hold
esB thereof or their legal Representatives On and nter
Tuesday, the nth Of February next from which data
I'll interest thereon will cease. The ceEtacates u be
produced at the tine Of payment, and cancelled.
4 dividend Ct THIRTYFIvE PER CENT, is de-
elared On the zet earned pErmluma of the Company
for the ye4r endtsg sstp tpecember. 1850. fer which cer
tiacstes VIII be Issued On aad STR Tuesday. tho
second ot April next
The pro.ts Of the COMPANY. asecsta'oed
from the 1st Of July. 18se, 70 the first OF
January, 18:o tor which certificates ...
Eerc hBued amount %
Additional profits froms 1st Jaausry. 1saa
to 1kt January. ls6l. lS7aooV3
rotal p1onts Tor 1sX years. ssa25ooo
TIE certificates previous to 1ssahare been
redeemed by cash 76aaM01o
net earnings remaining with the Company
On Int JsnuarT, lal. SI1s'75ooo
By order Of the Board,
n. T0WEBESD JONES. eecrttaEY.
, 1861-05-27

EB Howard A6s6claIIons nIadel-
rAia L Benevolent Insttuuoa essahlished b. Bpecth
Endowment for The relief Of tho 6iek and pit1ezsed
sdected Vita Tirulent and Chronic Dlseasex Aedi.
al saytse clrea Gratis by the Acting Surgeon. va.u-
sble Repc.ts On 6,truAtoHhaa aud Other dtsease&,
and On the FEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dis
scnt IL sealed 1uster enrelores free o1charre
address Dr. J. 6KHLN HoUGuTOS. Howard
As.ocia,sou, 30. South Ninth Street Phlatelnhis.
pA mY1Tx3w
, 1861-05-27

This 3s the Creating aco reesived from
By those becoming psrsnstu.ely grey or tala. r.
avo.d anything 70 unpleasant ypu hayo on,y Ia ma
LToSS k1T1AIRoH. shs most excellent md nonu.
la1 preparation foe the Lair erer uada sod syarT.
WheSe. ..-,e
, 1861-05-27

Lin OIS MIRA
Il RAILROAD.
1861. .summaz Arrangement. ...l881.
o. and AFR sa9d4y. April 4 l4 trains Will 1.Ays
The Great Ceatral Depot, foot Of LAfe and 4outa
Water street,.
$50 A. Il, tsundAya e1cepted) arriving 1t Decatot
1:39 P. III, Springfield 41O F.A- St LouiA
5:5o ~ Cairo 10:43 z. aem2aa
hours from Chicago,
e:b0 2 NJ tSatnrdays e1certedl as1tElag 4 Decatar
2:i0A II, Springfield a.30 a. NJ Quincy
1880 A. ~ St 1oa.s 500 4. NJ Cairo
1O;43 A H., Memphis q 2. ~, na1k dry
NV 0Eiea-2 II - hours from Chicago.
Or Saturdays an Accommodation TEata VII he Tu0
Is fAF ~ CfbanA, leaving It $50 T. II.
Through ucketa, to al important pointa South x%d
Southwest for sale It tho otco CT taa Company IN -
Great Central Depot
HYDE PARE AND WOOD LAWN,
TRAINS vii lesva CIc95o; Lcaro Wood Lava:
7tNA.A. 6!3A- M
1,.UM- &i0A- II.
80 r M, i&PM
tsp, n 3xN P, II.
6:.G F. Il, Sos NJ
100 P. Il 7cNP.A
y. K ARTHUR Ger, Baor.
, 1861-05-27

,DRIbfE-.: :BAREEYi.MAET AL
i WAYB On, hand knd fur ea1e 1t lowest essA
ngiceS: tI10 Superior Teast Nnlt IN BaHt!s
apr;.k:H - :: aDosrd q TrAde Building.
, 1861-05-27

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For n1I1yTauKee, La Croaae. st. Paul
0nhkosh. Hefl1u, and Inferno.
dtata Points,
On and asrcr We1ncaday, May 9Th, 1871, Passenger
trains will leave the Depot corner Of Wet Kin1a nd
Canal streets Sundays excepted. a. follows:
500 L. n and 800 P. IT.. 1.d ar11yo Ut Milwaukee
1t Ii: :33 A. H. and l:33 p y.
Fasen.e. trao arrives It Chicago Ut l:30 2. n and
WaEKaGAS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 1ea7es
Cttcssu $50 2. ~ acd arrives It Chicago II S44
An g. c. BALDWIN,
myS6l Superintendent,
, 1861-05-27
FTHE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.

L L 0AsA%A 0AAAt-
L 7zsa Il H44EEeH11 a41Es b1ggrx TRACK:
Tns cspects5 & :sis Read Il aow eaaa to ~ n n
7h11ies Threu4h P.sssn{sr = ssSE y, II TFaias
s. 5aion bepo ! P.eu,zs.
IS; st;9sa @ {. Me;S .ss GaSs FL s
I'll: taua io1ash}nx neiida for t5e Fsnspoltss;oa
otfa:s:ass1s UNSURPASSED aar speed md eomao*t n1
= z.Hfa. S saa ~. 1e. snn seroneA - .oran.da'os4a
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mS esH Rs; ssa gasi e. e
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II 7azeps q r...ensex Ts.tos gso.ded IN LesFs.
theKnztoe=r. ttcs adding much 70 ths sase1 Of III
az tary Tra1=z between rhradalohta and Hsw
Nn- Thrccsh 11cksta' al ISL. 80 good Oh ata1 d
scas Iietass = De<sa xfe zoo! =. Harx.sa: IN
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rsfE Eas e7sss e & 3 q
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ss ss2s,sszs 2sssg i Il ia.a, s2sa;: & Sa
ia afssss:t fss 81 4ts1tss' ssssd7 ssssfs 3 i
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rs7saos travelling tn eRfEsffas9aaFsSs. eRRfEEzsfaaFS
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QuISCT RAILROAD.
Passenger Tralus Leave and arrive 1t Chicago ~ FOL-
1ovs:-AaN lesves It 80 4. T.. {suldayn ezcepsed].
s1rvc1 a. 80 2. II tsundays e1ceptedJ E1P:eas
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ton leaves 1t !13 T. y. tSuudAJs c1ceptedl. H11Te9
1t 1c.N 1. II, tEatUrdaJs exeep!edo
, 1861-05-27
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
4Il Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO New York, Mow England and the
Cauadzx.

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H. Can2dzxs
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Ge Great Central Erto1 Depot 1oot Of Lazs strtets
3:43 A. Steps It al Stations, saa arrives It Do
ttult It go .. N.
NE Il Detroit 1t 10 p m: 6ukpeuA1on
Rfsdge 100 I. NJ; Albany 70 p. N; NtH
enc pu ,foEk !5op N; Boston tt:s5 ,. -.
eVo Z. aa%-SeM lofk I'D Boston Express (eIcep<
Sc14t1t1Ay} arrive 1t DetrnIk I'D l. M;
S1osonso SE 2. n; Montreal LOO H.3
e9speaAon 9EidZe Or Bu12lo 800 .. m
Aln4ny 5S 2. ms New YORK 40 l. n
8O0 A. A.-tlhc1u1Aa E1presS (exeeDs Sunday
through % Cincinnati n Il hours
8a0 .A-Einc!nEaA Aod Louisville Exprcss (excepx
Saturday. through 70 Ct.uausa Ill Ii
hcur6- Louisville In II houf4 ~ ~
6 Sa1.66uzy's Patelt Dust.t3 run ~ Div Er
Eress Traits. Fate1t Sleeping Cars Oh Night I1sfas
Baggage Checked Through.
THRouGH TICKETS Tor sale IN III principal Rail-
road 0hces tn tho Hest Ut the General 0fdce correr
a1d Dea.bo5n sTeeta {u2der tho fremont uouss3
i: RitE, General Superintendent
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-10
BUSINESS Nan, Ate TON !
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY


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licitei by the business men to publish a NJ
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aud moline, has commenced the work, and wi,
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