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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
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" ~ e,rsistss.sy ti.os ~ sevslrf
Senator Eeuiania of louisiana pss reoebg
y engaged .th oihcr disiiaguishesi lawysgs 10
iuing q csnso sri,,ng Ma, ~ Ne~ Alnsdsn
ooatsgs eTsy. Whale IN san Fraaeisso H. wa
eslisd syan fof sprsch - shieh he rvsp,.udssl
aad IN be rspogt ~ be speesh ksd tis ol
loWing passaSs
Those Who prafe ~ apd sfFise - dis.oi,s
ths riofiais G6Ai, defacy 81 Stafes. are Ike
ibose siliy s.sascs .whs " ~ ihsir arrous "a
ihs E1s n ~ saiu hofs ~ pisFrihr \ Md
stia he sus rolls ssht,ssag ~ ~ eteshsi pssh-
ssy. sheldiaa light aad sninstiaa uIsa ~ -
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Watches, Jewelry, Fatcy Good. Cutlery. Clocks.
aHd " !iisfv Goods ~ eV~rr description
zach n swords r n les e sashes

Watches, Jevefy, Fatcy Good. Cutlery. Clocks.
agd " !Issfv Gcois ~ eN~rr d~Scrifsion.
zach as swords. ~ Les saslies,
49, Hat. Lsre. Rifti,a ,. AZ.
Natary Co0tgdsi:s fsrrisbef coniJiete viii erc4y
4RTTC B..
. Now orcnlns ue:l iccpt stock of New Good. such
a. American. Enziish. German and French Jc,, clry
~ -sts ..'i sii,rls lseees- Best aniy Gi weteht,
FiiFil isvrrs, Skeleton do, baeN Anchor E-caIc
utrif Lctfrs. very snalt sor ti,iie< srt with
I-HTs AMI dismosd.. elegantly enRinsIlr. Ip,epeu.
Ge-t aal onsgtes ssroal waicAcs. Haunting Il caret
Gott W NJ. hes ia every variety.
E1ch chira vase,, frVm Pa:is and Dresden. FrenCh
aII,t : aV.Nl, Fa,,.
silver sold, I,og. Pearl asd Leather Gard Gases.
Ei~.'t-t f,iit I'D B-onTcd riosks Cardlehras
ALBATi WARK-sjsons. forts. Ladies. Batter
n . -. fr., ~ the b,>t quality.
PLIrED rcHi ah cTJse S.tS. Castor Walters
cnSs ksrkcts. Vegetable Dishes, Tureus Butter
pishrs CaDilcstirks, Tenkeites, Crns Sar CelIaTs.
T'ru,i-~ S'teii csrpbs. new STYLES EasIlsh and A.
mcrcaa Iahlo CiileTy. scissors, Pga ki,e.. razor
sisr,pF h.es. Nn,ic boNes. ?. J, T. 5. AMI pairs
Jc~,er- scales a-d Weights. Sc
"rtrjimakers' Tools aat Materials Watch Glas-cs
"f "vs'-' description complete assortment of Dca-
t.-s F,iss.
9. H. a Co oasr the above goois on the very best
tc1ns Cal ani examine.
pcrrmher /, iSS3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
A True woman.

When mnn of sense ecmes 20 marry, u j.
companion he wants. not Rn ARTIST. u ~ not
merely creature who can paint and play. sing
ard dance 1t y n being who can contcrt anil
counsel him me who can reason and reflect
and feel and judge ami discourse AMI discriui.
naie-0ne who can nssiss hiin IN his aGsirs
tighten bis sorrows, purity ~. jst- Strengthen
he principles aad cduraie h.- children. sarh
is the woman wbSis ft f7r = mo,hcr anI tle
mistress Of fansily. A WOMAN ~ 81, i0rrscr
description may ocrssiousiiy figure ~ a..
drawing room asi auract The attention of tho
company bu, shs l. eniirsiy ansi for h,ip
mate 70 a Usn. or 70 irsia aP = 4 tiid IN tte way
b. should CO. M1ias F17ser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
POETRY.
The Voice that Win, is. Way.

- ~n-ts c1r'd SATISFY thr heart.
:, ! = hvsrt mishi aiid lssS care;
90, .t5'.s. nsc ssauieT mr,l,. depart.
An i,ssc but empty slr.
l'le saia. ani truly said,
Ctn dcrf - Nv iutta.f
Ensn hssss oi ~uryb which reach the head
bui never fou'h t.c Lsart
'uscs that VIVA ~ sunny WAY
iugtis bone "a cirf-
Hsih 80 thr irNssf Ws-,i, tl ssv.
b.. u. those lea. hOA .tsri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

srS- 4 fair young g,fi y ieaninz pensitely 10
the easc'aeat gasing rith fbouzhtful bros upon
the seHs below. The blaom Of hnesr samn,srs
tui ler obseks, abs sweets of . tho,ssnod low
srs sfo gathered uPoa hsr nssnd lips ,he eur,s
cii1s % = sPoiless brow, aud fail apoa = neek
of grace il,s soil sviuSaisg eyes ssela lighted
b iie issdsFess hTs. a Ppetfy ,aad beauty kov-
srs over hsr 0sa ms,-s' fsyoryl eh,d. wkai
arr her tboughfsl Love eAnBil slr b,.afs
- youas souow eApnpf have iopeisd spifii
- Pure. Inposenee tiselg sssa,s " have ei,,a.,
her lor be oyn Aiss has dssspys..assssnt
i0u,bcd her youihh,l h@sFts Yss. i npsst b.
-, sla sssTts,ier iPs paft--sls spssks--lis.
edl Jia yoa nastT f.ol-aui seratsbfsr
that pigs baek 81 Al tell MAJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

v~Prnsios says s---Aa sassera ositar IN
a9ssking 81 as-yibs ~ personslly. says eus
49, = sos inselloesoai We dost.sr,~~y Il
= Our hrsins ere nor nix
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
The Union.

Mr. Riheridge, OF Tennessee. lately sAid in the
Housc of Representatives
Il have been told, snd have beard it repeat.
ed, that the Union - gone. ID has bcen sad IN
ibis eliaB1bcr that h - ia tbs oold sweat n
death that IN fae, !, IS really dead snd mere
y lying IN state waiting for the fsBspa otsequies
to 10 performed. II this h. 80. aud the war
that has hcen marie upon ~ w eon--.fse"ee II
advoc ating the Constitutions su,l the Union is 20
result in ny overthrow ahJ IN ny destruction.
aod ihas dag that glorious hag. The emblem u
tt.e pnioa which Wns borne BY Wasnnrton
ihrough 9 seven year. struggle. shall be s,r,ick
from tie Cap,iol and irailed in tl.e dast when
this unisss y isteSrsd vAs, ~ Hssrv honora-
bic viDding sheet ihaa that bTayG old Gag snd
10 more giorioos grave thso " b. interred IN
tAe tomb q ,hs Union. lAppisase in n, gsl.
leries.l For H have stooi for Il will con
tnus TO stahd esre not whenec the blows
come and sosns vii apd bsfore ,his thing ,s
over. thss While fhers are blsvs 20 NJ given.
thcfe MI be bioNs 70 receive sBd diaf While
eitcrs can ihrust ibefs aFe sosus who can par.
~ Ti,cy wiIl fsd nat h y eas,s tiat tvo
can esn pay AZ. Oo.i pysssrvs NY eosntry frosa
ibs desolsron thas = threatening hsF from trea.
sou ard teastpysl ~
"Is Here nss sofns chosen euf.sf
aosas hitdea thuai.r in ~ ssoYrs ~ hearsH,
NJ vish sseou.uaa Vgsrh. ~ ttsa shs usu
Who oses - ertsfssss O. BE eoanirg's rain.n
lApplauss 20 sis gsilesies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

LFT.g nEohg Josiso -caE A disns,rA
datsd Wazbiugioa. Janaary y. eosoaias .,.s
lsil0sing
Nr isbiason. n. g. q Ri.ass Islssd s.;a
yesterday ttst hf nesns ~ uetch IA .sss...,
uibfemfai rlo~elg, AL if,s lst al lhs 49,
s's',s g vsi ss.i issse Esois Jsistd b. pay
ne aAstnsl Sea-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
casa HOR AEsKOhS,
Holyclny AnnunIs.

FiDIYdnV AnnUnIs.
NtNoH NoTs- Ab'ats Wsscrs.
u rtal Pfr gliirf &C. rlrst tieeagf n0ok ~ n q
srt-lf Nn'ucf ~ fis siufh del risisf ID
n iAisfsFate Hin-irafssi fifh asFfrrf. 81
f.1 t..it ss-esf D slef afties 40
nnf.t = f.filsssi " flinr pests Cor
uelneH's sHath.r Casess fsiiss'
fzticlIfls. a.. a. f.sf al q
tief- u, Isfa. HffIFn a Ff'eef-Yaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

a..d only cl.ectnal re,nedy la
the Would Eor SECRET bis
kAsk& a. ts.tf , 81 s'.7l
Chests. Structures. Seminal
Weakness. Pairs IA III. L,i y.
CONSTITUTIONAL Dcaalify. I'm.
pcicuey. Weakness Vi the
Back uadLimb<. Aisecfior. %
the ksdieys. Paips,s,ior OF
The Heart IL, ,pspsis Nervous
Irrftahility. ~. ease OF the
Hcni, rurpat. Nose. or skin ;
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10

Work of necessity-unbutton-
ing a young gents vest, to enable him
to pick up his cane.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10

tpr professional and business cards, Gin
ding the Daily puper,) not exceeding
yc lines, for ~ months, &I3-witfout
!,er, $40. .-.
nae privilege of yearly advertisers is
rict.r limited to their own Immediate and
-;tlar business: aud the business of al
fyertising firm is not considered rs inclu-
No that ot lis individual members.
advertisements published ut irregular
,'rvals, s. per square iur each insertion.
Announcing candidates for Il District OF
'ttc office, $40: for q Parish office, $40:
Y office. ss:'---to he pald in advance.
~. advertisements for strangers or tran
ut persons, to he paid iii advance
Advertisements not marked on the copy
y Il specified time. win be inserted til!
'ts'id. and payment cSncted.
Marriages and deaths will he published
llews; obituaries. tributes OF respect, and
neral invitations rs other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10
What Linco7n as Fighting for

What LincoM IS Fighting .tor.-
The Washington correspondent al:
the Springfield Republican writes ::
THE President is very firm. To ali
who despair of putting down the re
bellion he says, remember that ii is
just as necessary to conquer the rebels.
to dictate decent terms of separa-
ton, as it is for the purpose of pre-
serving the Union. II we We're tc
stop fighting now, the rebels won'o
dictate just such terms as they shalt
see fit. There. would be no living
with them in peace. FIX.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10

fy- 1t should be borne in mind that the
Daily Nc,cs contains the latest intelligence
received at this point. The paper does not
go to press until after the arrival ofthe mail
1t is delivered by Carrier for $s per year or
S4 for six months.A
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC.

y
man, engaged the Confederate gun
boats fired twenty shots, and return
ed to Cairo, uninjured.
Grant took command to-day.
Syracuse, Sept. 5.-Herman j.
Redfeld is the Permanent Chair
man.
Both the Mozart and ,Tammany
Hall sets of delegates have been ,ad-
mitted to seats, casting II votes
each.
St. Louis, Sept. 5.-Prince Ma
poleon has arrived here. Fremont
has prepared huge escort for him,
but the Prince slipped quietly to the
Planters House.
Washington, Sep. 5.-The steam
ship r. B. Ford, has arrived at the
Navy Yard.
The Captain, first, and second
mates, boat-swain and carpenter,
We're arrested and double chained.
Charge unknown.
There was skirnishing near Baily's
before daylight. The ,Confederates
came down in considerable force
from Munson's Hill, and drove in the
pickets, but at p. M., the Fede-
rails had crossed the road.
Louisville, Sept. BIT is denied
that the Union Committee have a
dispatch from Lincoln relative to
Fremont's proclamation.
Quincy, Ill, Sept. 5000 Con-
federateS with two pieces Of artillery
are between Hunnewell and Shell
| bina.
The telegraph and railroad stop
ped.
Pope proceeds to the scene of ac-
ton.
Hurlbut is reported west of Shell
bina with 1900 Federalists.
Syracuse, Sept. 5.-On. re-consid-
Grafton, the Mozart Hall Delegation
were expelled from the Convention
! Louisville, Sept. 5.-NIagotiin' 5
message on Federal relations is most
~ retrospective, showing neutrality
TO have been thrice ratified at the
ballot box. and that his own course
in refusing men TO Lincoln, and his
efforts to keep beligerents off Ken
lucky soil, have met with the nearly
unanimous approval OF the kentucki-
ans.
He says 'and now addressing my
selt'to the representatives OF the peo
pie of kentucky, | protest in then
name and presence, in the name OF
constitutional liberty, and in tn.
presence OF heaven and earth against
all and every zone of.the President
usurpatiolls, unconstitutional and lie
:-al ac,s; and l protest furthermore
against the prosecution Of il war
professedly for the object Of restor
ing the government, an object utter
Y impossible Of attainment by sucl
insane means as war OF coercion
and | protest moreover against Ken
lucky being made the calNping groune
OF the pathway for the movements o
forces by either heiligerents, and
recommend earnestly to the Gene
raj Assembly the prompt passage O
resolutions requiring both belliger
ents to keep Off our soil. and to res
pect in good faith, the neutraEt,
which the people of Kentucky, will
uneNampled unanimity, desire t,
preserve
Louisville, Sept. Capt. Cor
such, of the State Guards, has bee1
arrested for removing the guns Q
the company southwark.
Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, tele
craps Gov. Magotfin that the Ten
nesseeans, occupy and are fortifyin!
Hickman and Chalk Bluffs. Gov
Harris disapproves of the proceeding
His message will be submitted t
the Senate. a special committe
: has been appointed to ihvestigat
the matter and report to morrow.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10

party.
Washington, Sept. 6.-B. G. Gal
lagher, pay-master of the navy, and
a native Of Virginia, has been ar
rested.
The government is endeavoring to-
make contracts for provisions, paya-
BILE in treasury notes.
New York, Sept. 6.-Flora TEN
pie has been seized as property Of a
Maryland secessionist. Y
The ship Merton has been sci
Washington. Sept. 6.-Gentle-'
men from Georgetown Heights re-
port heavy firing between IL and 10
O'Clock, in the vicinity Of Munson's
Hill.
The New York Post has advices
from Virginia, which leaves no DOUBT
that the civil and military leaders
have agreed to attempt an ad-
vance.
Hudson, Mo-, Sept. 6.-The cas-
tern portion ofthe bridge over Platte,
river, on the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad has been burned nearly
through. The engine, baggage car
and two passenger cars bound west
We're precipitated into the river. Ma
ny We're killed and wounded.
New York, Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet
at 2O922 cents.
Information has been received
from Maryland, stating that sew
en- thousand Confederates We're at
Leesburg. Ne.v entrenchments were
being thrown up rapidly. Confede-
rate pickets line the shore along the
river to guard the fords.
Boston, Sept. 6.-Butler is here
and will address Union meeting a.
Eaneuil Hall.
Hudson, Mo-, Sept. 6.-The train
which was precipitated into Platte
river on the Hannibal and ST. Je-
seph railroad, by the burning of the
bridge, had from eighty to one hun
passengers on board OF which only
three or four escaped uninjured.-
Seventeen were killed.
! Richmond, Sept. 6.--Albert Sid
ney Johnston has arrived, He ranks
in the Confederate army second only
to Acknowledgement Cooper. The
rank of Generals has been fixed by
an act Of the late Congress, and aa
proved by the President
Vague u,nors are still current
about the capture of Rosencrantz's
army, but they are not reliable
Some few private dispatches in
!, Southern papers give authority fo.
their statements by saying the report
was confirmed by a dispatch received
at the War Department. Such sta-"
ments are only made to deceive pub
fishers and readers, and create the
opinion rhat the correspondents have
news facilities superior to those e:-
joyed by the general telegraphic news
agent.
Passengers by this afternoon s
train, from Manassas, state that tn.
Contederates killed 500 federalists,
= and lost % on our side, in a sharp
skirmish yesterday, on the Contede-
rates taking possession of an impo'-
e tant hill near Arlington Heights.
The report is given as received.
New York, Sept. 6.-Sales of cot.
ton to day 1900 bales at 22c.
Frankfort, Ky, Sept. 6.-Ihe
proceedings Of the Legislature ar.
unimportant. Several petitions
against the embargo and in favor of
the removal of the federal camps
1 have been referred.
Gen. Anderson arrived unofficial
ly and unexpectedly, and met with
: no reception.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10
Written for the Shreveport News
Abe's Wagons.
Air-Wait for the Wagon.
By p. N.


ride.
SO wait for the wagons.
Abe's Yankee wagons;
Wait for the agons,
And we'll all take u ride.
Secession is our watchword, our rights we
will demand.
And to defend our tircsdes, we pledge our
heart and hand,
jeff Davis is our President with Stephens by
his side
When Reauregard and Johnson, will join
lis in IA ride.
Wait for the wagons.
Our wagon is plenty big enough, the run
ming gear is good,
lis stuffed with cotton round the sides, and
made of Southern wood.
South Carolina is orr driver, with Georgia
by her side,
Virginia holds our flag up, aud we'll all
take Il ride.
Wait for the wagons.
! There's Tennessee and Texas, are also IN the
! ring.
| And wouldn't have q government, where
cotton isn't king,
| Alabama too and Florida have long ago re.
piled, .
Mississippi's in the wagon, and she's anxi
GUS tor q ride.
| 49,
Missouri. North Carolina. and Arkansas
where slow.
They must hurry or we'll leave them, then
Were would they so,
There's Old Kentuck and Maryland, each
can't make up their mind.
So reckon after all, wen take them NJ
| behind.
! Wait for the wagons.
Louisianas just and holy, her men are BRAY,
| and true,
She's joined with It's to whip them. is a
she'll have 10 do,
God bless our little army, in Jeff. Davis w,
do ccntide,
SO come boys in the wagon. and all take {
ride.
Wait for the wagons.
We met them at Manassas, all formed il
bold array,
And the battle was not ended. when they al
ran away,
Some left their guns and knapsack, in thel
legs they did contide,
We overhauld SCOTS carriage, and his epu
let's beside.
/ Wait for the wagons,
Louisiana's Tiger Rifles, they rushed in 70
their lines,
And the way they Stayed the Yankees, Wit
their long bowie knives,
They laid there by the hundreds, as it mex
day did appear,
Witha countenance quite open, that gare
from ear to ear.
Wait for the wagons.
The battle being ended, and Patterson ser
back,
Because he did hight us, for courage he VI
lack,
Abe Lincoln he got so very mad, when III
army took u slide,
And we jumped into his wagons, and we Il
took Il ride.
Wait for the wagons,
i Work of necessity-unbuttor
ing young gents vest, to enable hll
to pick up his cane.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-10
T ER M So

oVERTISINd RATES.
FNE THE WEEKLY:
-: each SIti:.re %. twelve lines OF less
."E tnC first Insertion. 81 90
'i each additional Insertion. per
FOR THE DAILY:
, 1861-02-26


River matters for the past week have main
tanned u position Of but little variation. Tho
usual large quantities Of produce have been
shipped from our port, and receipts par river
have somewhat improved; one article of
transportation, cotton, wenoiced, ,has doubled
the previous receipts Of that commodity.
Arrivals and departures for the week have
been larye, aud boats 60 well loaded both
ways, principally the Ohio steamers. AS the
water in the Mississippi has improved suff1-
cfent to allow the regular packets to resumo
their trips to St. Louis, our 1eveo has been
disencumbered Of tho way boats which hayo
been obliged to lie here Inactive for days at
are improving In the St. Louis trade, down
heats heing well loaded and up boats having
fair trips.
From the Peoria Transcript, e3d.1
Quite an excitement was manifested yester-
day, among our citizens, caused by the arrival
at our leyee Of the new steamer Minnesota
Belle, Judson Cartwright, Master. About six
hundred persons were present to welcome her.
This is fine boat and belongs to the Peoria
auguratcs q series Of regular arrivals and de-
paTtures Of boats belonging to them Credit
Is due the line for their energy in opening the
river to the public. The Minnesota Belle went
down last night with q full freight for st.
Louis
ME Polar Star, belonging to the same line,
left st. Louis last night, Friday) and is cx-
pccted By, the agents to arrive here on Mon
day.
the Illinois River Packet Company, arrived
Last night with full freight for her return.
The Sam Gaty aud the fine. new steamer L
o~en}s.wiu arrive here Monday morning with
iii calgoes. They also have freight engaged
for the return trip.
Tie prospect for heavy riveE trade thit
season IS very good, which maketh glad The
hearts Of our business men, md cansetR thcil
purses to wax heavy with prospective wealth
, 1861-02-26
e~Thc London Times is amazed at the
revelations Of the late census In this country.

eNThe London Times il amazed at the
revelations Of the late census In this country.
It says:
"Nothine like such growth has ever been
Witnessed In the old states OF Europe The IN:
"a during the decade h eesn ar on Of
try has made Frgat stides, considering tho num-
nper centage ofinerease In very rare instances,
upon insignificant areas, and under special con,
ditions. 81 all the counties Of England and
Wales two only during the present century
have grown a, this rate, and these are the CON
tigao1s shires Of Monmouth and Glamorgan..
r The they contained oSttg tGgetas1 a99S:
coo, and Mcrthyr Tydvil can account probably
for a good deal Of the result The gfoss u: IN;
crease, however, Of the entire popuiatien re *
never like IS per cent. in decade; IN faet, It
was never half as much. At the LAST csnsns,
it WIS between IL and 13 per cent. for the
whole Of Great Britain. In q few months
time we shall again be abba to survey our pro-
gress, but certainly It will not approach the
American rate, however satisfactory 1t may
prove.
, 1861-02-26
to expire On the sas day o. Januasy, 1861

Cershcsta to expire On the slat day o. 1Anuary. 12
Aupr7oR's o171cx, STATE or I1Igo1s.
sprinhe1d4 January Eta. 1861. s
waxnxAA, The Etaa Insurance. Company, located
1t Bartofd IN the State OF ConnechEut has tiled In
lis oae statement Of the condition q Its aairs
Companies not Y tns na sass 81 III q
sendato JHnnasy e }S e9d "a
denee Ct IL 5s9edM IA an91H s1 ,sd q
Il fhia o9sa aWIittsn nstr1nent s5g4Gd hY tae @ P5
SARD and CHARLEs HBNI Of ChcsSo S IT, s,tE its
psHy md tuIy and anrssersdiy ga them e
ssd Company nat service o{ Pr9eess upon
9ad TsIid 5 + ssfsd apea GePany sa xaiynG
Of Tie acts Aforesaid. Jesse T, E nnBoIs Auditor
csttify tbaS he said 9. S, ,HuhRARD and CHARLES
n H11NT afe authorized As gen6 for the said Com
psnY 70 snsscf the business of in thia State
tea Ham Hand9ed a9n cd % r as thsy nay be-
1919 Il Testimony whereof have he :41nto sub-
3axAL sclibed my name and af11ed the seal Of my
t@-s once at Springfield. shis twelfth day of
ss&ds6i1m jesse Z. DUBOIS. Auditor Pa
, 1861-02-26

S8QM...... Wintsr Arrangement. 1866 81
Takes elect sundaY. Nov. Is.
SO AM.-New York aud Boston E1pfess-aaI7 a1ca
Sundays, via Old Line.
5GF, Knight E1ptcsa-dally ezcept SaturIa7 rto
Old Line. " -
Connecting At Toledo aud Detrot: with trains to sn
points Interior In Ohio Pennsylvania Eev York aaI
the New England States aud Canadas
600 a. T. I'D 80 A-PittshqrTn. Baltimore enl
rs quick TINS - any other route.
800 4. Il. and $50 AEDetroit Express via AdrtAn
connecting directly With trains on the Grpas
Western and Grand Trunk iso1ds.
~ Wo0dI u1 4 Patent Sleeping Cars ACCOMPANY all
the Night Trains thisfo to New Fork and oston
Tickets can be had II al ticket Offices In tho West
aud At the Copanys ONCE s. sou:h Clare street and
st the depot
Trains leave Toledo at TO- 3 A. H. and IDS Pm.
arrive In Chicago At $40 l. T. and Ho0Fx
GEO. II. GRAY, Genl- Western Agent.
JoNH D. CANPBZ11, Geo'l Supt te5AltY
, 1861-02-26
InPoRTA@r TO n4 p2mpAAS'
JAMES MccAmh1oN,
Canal Street, bes. Madia and Washington Etc.

Msautacturer and dealer IN ~ ands M o. o. dssrsd ps
ingh Door ]anbs and ASchtraSss, , q W R{nnd Turrjur
n ii 6raachs. Seran Co. sdfa Bsi1s
Farety Of patterns; octsEo9 ant T. "a order: stair
and BsaeketA Planting and & r. AM ahoffes
ce Feaee FicSetz Particular atte9nM M 1Tan n9 tfo 70
aaE oFsEs 1om the county ioE s ny for Rough aid
Dreseed Lumber flied with dispatch ana t1{fed ~
tae ioweat market PRICE Your nttehaon y GOOD
1ofe purchasing elsewhefe. NY moHo ID =" o0e0
work and low pFces Wiz"
Agent for VIM B. HILLS Justly .selsnrstsd1!
KRNINE VALVES.
For Steam Enenea. warranted to reEu!ate the Monon
stances. Send for Etrculxr1
Pest Omee Box 4sa t&sINIy
, 1861-02-26

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1EE-Passenger Trzi1s depart
rom and arrive at Chicago aS follOV4:
Day Express and Mail leave ats Is l. Il. sad sxriye
1t 3, IS P. L. {BundAyg e1cepted}.
Night Express leaves At IS y, {satuzdsJs axcert
edl arrive 1t SIS 4. H. tMondays e1ceptadlx
Joliet Accommodation, 500 T. {SQrdays e1eeptetts
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen. Supt
WI 8T JoHa, Gen1 Agent de,7