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RAILROADS.
shicago anil Rock Island RallrGs !
Winter Arrangement. 1862.

AND tF1EE MONDAY, nov. 1a4u.gl
- and until iurther notice, trains will leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, ns follows:
~ mai Isain at.... ..s.....s..........r5 50 A. n
q lrelGEt' .......-.............5.O 90 A. n
ou M ~ oATfess. BIO y. n
Trains arriveat Davenport daily, Sundayse.-
acrted, NJ follows:
ISL night express a.. .................s.40 A. n.
gu mai " IN Al..... .u5 y. II.
All trains over this route are In iircc. connexion
atChisago with trains over both tho Michigan
southern, Michigan Central. Pitisburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
Eyrit, Toledo. Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
'ftfstury, punklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls All a.
~. New York. lhiladephia baltimore and Wash
irsion. Alsoat LaSallc with trains Of the ILL.,
nos Genital Roai-North to Galena and South to
~ Louis and Cairo.
.Assengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to tho destination Of
Their baggage, also toIrocure tickets before TAX
Ing their seGts in the cars the conductors col
'sc fares only 10 stations on the line of the Cni-
cago aaI Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. superintendent.
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, 1861-01-03

Ii. phcnix said that it WIS in demand and
that it was Of easy culture. Mr.. Edwards had
found il handy. Mr.. Galusha had found it
difficult to transplant Gov. Wood has ut
Quincy, trees Of three generations Of Illinois
growth 1t was recommended fur further
trial. (ul
, 1861-01-03

Tho White Elm, Red Elm and Cosky White
Elm we're discussed and ndrccoln1ne1licu. Several
persons considered thu Red Elm the mos. yasu-
:lulr. It makes :, beautiful tree and is ya1ua-
blc fpr railroad tics.
Tee tulip tree, linden, and blnc1 and sweet
gum, were mgr. cd to for the Central and South
ern 1,art Of the State
, 1861-01-03
HOFFMAN, L GELPCll;,
BANKERS,
1l11-If l%47lVk9J
CHICAGO, .---- - HllH0ls'
ii and AZ Ia Sa11c Street.


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no..,xI,. -,cc;xcd, fr+-.,t Account. frpm ncrt.ss
IA III or nuntry ,rd ,i,e 1snsl acc41nnlods,ioas
Sin,artst ~ KIT ~ ~, t!1 Be- a,wed in ca<es
.,ho,, n.st ;, !.a-n mn,9c To thnt ctfert
eHtSn ;et, ';.ep::. ';.s pa: v1o ~ o"0' W
"a'ea H. w. <0'''"e-s ..-.-
11*o s-,.,
petost: lnsl not rs: ,;sn Ise aoilars teseiIen
end fcrncat,, pcpcss !'sncd Interest a stS PEI
sent; 'si BE- ~ we'd Ga dcaoss OF ts dssesipton Il
ttnc. AItcs:i 1Tntes nede pasHlse Oh des1d. and In
Ike funds A3 .,Ccc1tel.
, 1861-01-03
CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
~ WATER Couu1ssloSErs 0rJ1eIi
ta.ca.o III Lee 18th $50


It's proposed by the W:te. Commissioners to lay
addtinaai main under tho bed Of Chicago l:lrer at
near Rusli s1.crt Erl.r-tse 1Gn to b lid unGtT tae
bed u tie river an3 nsu1l BY dredging. OK else "
tunncl Tortai ncr.,ee Med proposals. s-a tElsed
ti:tl "Wednesday. January md nett. at i!N
1st-E,r wrr,sht tToG Pipe. y iBchrs Interior dis
meter and 81, of Inr, lex, double tfstted and
made OF best AiaeFtan III 4. Th. calt1ac OF Wu de-
Uxcf the r1e stveG It The rlae selected b. tho
Cam III a,ners Il. Gro :..y. The length and fpE11 OF
pipe and ali u,:r ca!3rs may BIZ acs-talned on
application At sas- Office
a~Fo7 The t!aSlE; ofse.l rtre In It's bed The Pipe
Il the deepest riAcr a.l Will be coyesct the entro
length with least four fetl Of grasel e proposals
wnI inc.udt III neces AFT dredging a1E sIcata.ton-
the !coyal IA; 1sFlscrg o. ay toS ~ats or siE4heT
work the removal Aad r-as lag OF any f"r1on Of Tho
nbutnents OF tiuea attc. II nctos:1y the r!ae
Ing tie pEe ID ii3 tee sct sc efins Il Of gravel
Tic coatacsers vii al 1s n1y tansr 70 tie pipe
IN ,aoG IT, and will b! qIi:td = re5tJ: al ws!is
and otEcE sfr1ctr7es latcE red wi 70 as 2ot ccEdi
tion as before MERGING work The PARTICULAR 10
e1ltJ nce tc sceca toas II t!a Tork Ely oe asce1
taacd at this otEcc- ~.
der Chicago E..vtr Isa st.ett hSta:e. p Ee tt
cuar forE,. SIX a::s:. ,-ic Ea #sh os1cE
Wuss twe39c inches .t.!eS II ftg lie srtiie or2
talu ia pcrr ccntat the o::> IN rfs1r Eas of Aai1
alth and hall cement. 70 avc - a1En! :-es o{iow
; ordinary rve7 SIs9acr. ana To b. Hc!i3 q
tb salne lElrt+ter NIX 3S ziae ol t-S ttFeE ana
lind u!;h right tne'. h rs w.7: to .a'c II e.aft9-
lr1 - tbs tnne- rings af H. .lac- Iaa. AID 1FSeaa.
-. cations iaay be scca at thts c1':s- -%''
By cydcr ot q. Eoar1 =; =:
ccotdSa;I 4. ". TlSkHAA. Sec1ctaty- !
, 1861-01-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

Corresponding Seerefarp-D. D. Galueh..
Recording Sccreeory-u. C. Freeman.
Atsts't Recording Ste7xtd1y-C. r. Chase.
7Tedsnrtr-S. e, Ainkler-
The next annual meeting Of the Society is
to be held In Chicago, on Tuesday. the third
day Of December 1851.
The members signed petition to the Leeis-
laturc asking for the passage Of Law making
fruit stealing felony.
GoosEBBRn1Es.
Mr. Gnlusha would recommend the Hough-
ton and the Pole Red. He sets plants five feet
apart in the rows, and the rows six feet spart,
nulches with straw md manure in tho full.
DR.. Warder. This berry sells the best when
half grown. In Ohio they rake oH the berries
with a little wire rake, upon sheets spread uu-
der the bushes. When green, they arc sold at
a dollar u bushel in Cincinnati. For family
use they should be ripe, as then they arc much
superior. thc above wcro recommended for
general culture.
DLACEBERR1E5, -
Ar. higgins recommended the Lswtou
Blackberry for Central Illinois, which was
adopted. He says it IL fruitful, hardy, and
x,.e55y luscious when fully ripe. lG1ad to hear
The Committee On Cherries for Northern
illinois, recommended Early May, Belle dc
Choiscy, May Duke, Belle de Magnfdouc, Late
Duke and Reinc Horteuss. 70 which, On
, 1861-01-03
HEEFMaN 4 GE:.2uE1

3EE7EF1AN q GLIE U:1I.
174sela l. Eor-aaz. or.o eHtrtxE ALEX. L. s.l.za-
FRANCIS j, HUFFMAN,
con.nl of tho Grand Dnehy Of Sa1c-Weitnsr, tae
puchlcs Of brunswick and Sa1c Got1a. und ihe frec
suthnF:cd 10 net for furineF ctIzcns Of AUSTRIA,
BADEN, BAVARIA HANOVER, HESSIA, NASSAU.
PRUSSIA, SANOSi, N1RTEMBEEC. OLnES SBEltG,
&C. ta!id%H1y
, 1861-01-03

IT. hEf.LUl'tt, EcelEts.r.
EuBDARD + HuNT, Agents.
20 Ioonts' Ert!atny,
CorEcy Clark alt 1y-scr streets, chicago.
Applications for Insurance or tie rcaew, of l'o
cir and all business connected with The otcc E,1y be
ElaGe ns ,.uy ArF.sE7ed Agents lor tho City Of
Chicago with full ra~ct to r"ccf:c proposals ami Issue
rnilc.c4 favorable terms oteF rccnnns1hle
Companies: ard ~ aim Will be 10 the cnan-
denc'; ct :if 'ues hy @ GanT;e :; e. c3ng
street Cincinnati Oato to whom all applications for
Agencies In the Western or Southwestern States may
IL nldreSscd. IaE1kqlY
, 1861-01-03


!; ;&saS aS:::tancinnatl, 11aMulon Noun'.'
StS.s o. olaa-Hs'osc mt, INC ..oec'1p csmc
.7ohn L. xho hetrrr tply sworn. iceo.et. aad cath
that he bad beca suffering ~ita Chr nlc p'fnca 'e1
1as r.ss sea: aau nse n,.oere1
,hr..c,,,, =. ph, aac,ohs ami t1ac,nna,! Int I'll to
no effect as be rs received no relcE At last he Has
reduced to me1c skeleton without e'ea 'ns ~.
y 6e.e 11s, 31HsrITrr,s :: sI r1rpKA7E1.
STOMACH B1TTERs and TO bis rtser tnIe, ,os. ,onaa
Ee4e' tooa S:e ~. ~ -, , md +,
-aaax,-,n ~. stre, ~, ~ no~ wi 1rc,cak r.
,, sra cherrfnl:,. rIrr. ~. certificate, In Tie
~..h. .,.,,. .c.,.,.t .t,,,,- he hcotstcd
' 5li1S ZEE
,u&.-,..,., ,>.,,-. mn ,,~c>tel 1S.G
u,vsIrN,y .1ns,,rc ef III. resce,
~. ,,u-..,., -: r-,-c,na,t O.
EE3~T0 ColSullntlvpS.-Ilt 41utcF-
-.- ,,axa. ~ .,.,., :, scv yec.s ey
''7>'' "1'---. N>~1 'N''N'"
sefs a1pse fe'neos' al'st 1a'''e e'~
years With severe lung Affection and s'at ofeo" US
r.te co.s,mr,.ca-is ao..ccs 10 u,alf lncwu tc his
-..r.-rn-s- .ba -r.,,s ~ cr~.
TO al, who desire IT. he will rcna CT II Of the pre-
ec.puon scd ccc ct charge, With lie directions for
,c, u.,nr thc sar,s o+,c,, rev vii oud
,..-.- ,..,,,,..a
E|-'s ~ -~ '"A ~'N7~@A "AoS' -AsA ~ AN'N@' '
&C. ne oa!y object Of the sarcrusc. IN scnt1ng Tic
Presentation "a r. >.,ctt +he .frtea n,d .crcad iu.o-
,.,,. ,z.,,,,,. ,,,h,
o'&$~9A S'' "e e'1.N-'~' - - -
hopes every sufferer Will J ts rctnc1s as II VIII cost
thc,p nothing. and nav proyc blessing,
.,... ,a,,-,,,
A"N~' "''NNAA" ~.
Rev. EDWARD \. "lLsoS' "H!a1a7oatE"' h'h:s
Comfy Ncv York Ge,slGc1y
.-.. m
sS y fr1enu III Heed. lIy IT,
Dr. SWEETS ISFAEL1BLE LISINEST PFC.
pared f:oa the rec;oc Of D.; s.-7nc. Sweet OF, ,Cor
nccticu, the great borcsettc- a. Las been used il
his practice for the last tp-tv yessz with the most
astonishing srccese Is al external -rney 1t is wi,a
cot re1l aad viii alleviate pain .>-c speedily than
<ons IS truy W tuss:sl al .aa as curative
for Sores, Wounds srra:a> Eu.ns &C. Its soothing
h-slt, and pew e.fu stzcus properties. excite
tie lust wonder aa n:tc1:>:rreat OF al who hare
given 1t trial orer four handycd certificates Of r.
ma.sahl: cuscs performed by It with the last two
aracrs, Ascat - st.,e s;.cct ca.csco. ond bv Ill
DcalcrxL nosr6oweow.1r
=.
~ oteGicv ntulbcN e!eleIS.-
These ;onz1ae Dt71tHs posses all 1ourtshi1g
Iny1spea atln. rropc.s!ct Of rcn3 C1e Eocnrox WILEY
nad a-e CO.. .t,crel the most etseacous Toxlc ard
e
, 1861-01-03

uavc the fol!owin; property for Sale or Exchange
seeco worth Of liquors for land and Other property
Dtts, Acres OF ia:i. In }uEa-!oW fJF casil.
10 Lots on IEliaca avenue, on locE tirt-loE
Several inc Lets Wabash a'id A!e,t-an a.tnnee.
Two Farms In Itdiana for cash or city property.
Three Houses a.u L,'ts to lxc.12asc iaf aapsosea
farms. -
-Four Farms In ilni. 70 eXcaanse For e:]g sofe.s'
Also. Cot: on ttr Mrst >ilr, nenE EHtnn TAX: AMI
a large amount Of nnt!aprosed 1aad II: lln'uls. ,
AiSo lJ acre Improved Farm, st1 urs s,nta q Ch
rscn lar saln at q greet bargain dei+s.s6.-la
, 1861-01-03

NOTICE TO TIE PURL1C-

NOTICE TO TEE PURL1C2~-
.slessr* Miller T1lmasth no Longer AGENTS ior
s ? s 5e Iii III INV sSs q Foes q Il
now in iae! land. aaa 1itaheid b them vii NOT Be
FefSf5sa y ts cfHP:'Hx viii
the 1'Flnfd ~rx f sfa T.
Chicago. December 3. ls{'.
ECONOMY AND SECURITY.
THE LORtLLARD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
ITO. al wall, Street
CASH CAPITAL, s5oo,ooo.
PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED.
IS Per Cent. 10 the Dealers,
IT., dsls; 2f ths ps,
!t!s; + Fssy sS!5s i
&EIES$F$S $&4EES SSS1ES9R: S}R E;$:'Sss: &: IT,
UGG1rsoN e JAMES, Agents, chicsso
E. c. l4:uo1ssox Alfred JA1Ea.
HOME INsURANc cE.
.E:E15 Union Assurance
TRUST COMPANY.
CSsr,,te1 II tbs Lts'slsturs VI ninpis.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
arI Lake street Chicago. III.
Freaidsnt-BENI. LOMBARD.
Vicc-Prcs:deat-VAN f. HGGIE5.
Hec~atary--8. F. JOHNSON.
Trsas1rc1-FRaECIS a. HoFFMAFE.
DfREcTons:
HESH5S GK Hoi:E HehnE & 'Tsss 6 Es{:s s g. Bankers
SHATs sTn2 Hc.,ss es ,Is Eost0a ass
~ i: niGeiSs Jadss d''s saresIef 1 coa Chicago.
Esfnrts
"FRhSC1s A. HoFFstASeS. Hoffman, & Ge!pclc,
Bankers Chicago, ...
-GFo. Y. iiAGEE, ct Gage. H.o' i p-skr, fremont
ii. b. 01LMAS. Of u: n. Gilman j. Co.. wholesale
Grnccss rnc md l.nroT.c.,, y ch!caEn. '.,, =.
y7t,oletale nry Goods Merchants and importers.
FRANCIS i. PEABODY. Attorney It Law, Chicago.
THOMAS HAIRLESS. Of HAIRLESS 1. Parker, CorlE.l5-
SION Merchants, fhtrscn.
j. q. IloTT. of iostt& Peisce, Wholesale Groecrs
and 1innnstc.s. Fhtcaoo
IsA:E o.. LOMBaED. General Agent Trlen Ins.
-nh r fn- Chicago.
u l.. PHILLIPS AIas, H..
Et.vIs HARDWOOD. Presldc2t 6; Tae1t.G7oxe!s'
InsIiM IO:IRAFD. Cashier Pamet Dans. Gri5ss-
vtfi niiiR1Es II CHANDLER CT c,,,.e. cs,aa,c, Co.
0II1f:K WHITAKER, OF Henderson L Whitaker,
Attn-neye nt Law. Tnnlo1. nj.
MARSHALL -AyEE5. prts't. Tosto5 Ranl, !:sizEs-
vile, IT. noledlc7-s1n
, 1861-01-03

K. e =. AEtEI-
3I Lyons katharion tor the Hair.
Nothing Eas beeu made w4ca lis slrca srch un
yers.1 satisfaction. 1trestors: preserves and tc1ut
1es the Hair, AL tmp:s;s . delightful cdor. It yeu
wish 1ae healthy head OF ua.r, tzy,t. Sold cyesy
where. fer = c-ats per bottle de11'5e1r
, 1861-01-03

NoI1aCIE; 70 ClSIhAGIoRs rS.!tl;;: G.! o.
ceiycd b. the u:as-=nru 1T SpIln-clt, 11lic1 Hutn
the tirss day T. !. bruEEr. ISL. fE lrEitIl"s 0a 90
be deferred In Chicago 0tI o. Dcf tt day uf
June 1851. ldc..x1wI EASTMAN { ENNIS.
, 1861-01-03

Those who are curious 70 wit
ne+s the wczdeztal perfection 10 7a.ch i. chswa.i.
Qste ansger at Bachelors n IL has brought t:s
ca2n.Actl-o of Wigs aau Tor7ecs tryitcd 70 v!.
tls WS d Hair D;iE. Rooms No 3e1 LAic e.
62d eInu'n nc these cr1!oas productions OF ctr~ No
eccs4, can detect .Ec articcl2. Ec TIC 1h.c1a vLe
fdr .sfeJ+, ,1,r trxh
, 1861-01-03

AUSTRIAN And SCOTCH PINES,
Dr.. kcnnccott said they lid well in all parts
o. the State. Afr. Gaiush1 would rs soon trans
plant then, Us apple trees tic only trouble is
that the roots must BE- kept mol=t; watef
4lerzrulrs, then mulch thorou"l1y. DR., kcn,i-
colt trauep1antcd eight hundred last spring and
lost none; he puddies them both at digging
anu setting. Mr. Shaw said cycryrcens should
not be shipped in October. Fail planting OF
cvcrgrecus was condemned. Thcse Pines
were recommended for general culture.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

GEN. MCCLELLAN.--From the favorable
notices of the press, and Of Washington let
ter writer's, the public have been led to ex-
pect that Gen. Mcclellan will prove him
self an accomplished commander and we
sincerely hope the public expectation will
not be disappointed. He did up his work
well In Western Virginia, and 10 bis eff.
cient services ia that quarter is mainly due
his transfer 10 the more important COM
mand on the Potomac. lie has one good
qualincation-he is a man of few words.
In late review Of the troops on the Virgi.
MIA side Of the Potomac, he was induced TO
make speech, which is reported as follows:
"SoLDIBRs-We have had our last retreat
We have seen our last defeat. You stand by
me, and will stand by you, and henceforth
victory will crown our efforts"
This partakes somewhat of the bragado.
clio. and would subject him to much rid-
eule if the chances of war should compel
him TO retreat before gaining q victory.
Still, 1t Is the right way to talk to soldiers,
as it has tendency to inspire them with
confidence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03

REPORTED SECESSION CANP.-We pub
lished in our last. an extract from the letter
of q Los Angeles correspondent, stating
that secession camp had been formed just
beyond the southern boundary Of this State.
to which armed travellers we're hurrying
from California. The following, from the
Visalia Delta, of Sept. 29th, partially con-
firms the report:
A report is in limited circulation here to the
effect that Judge Terry and Dan Showalter,
formerly Of Mariposa, left Murphy's, Calaveras
county, last week, with two hundred and sew
enty men, to go down on the other side of the
Sierras, through the TETON Pass, to Los Ange-
les. There, too, il is expected other parties
will Join, to wit: Tom. Laspeyre Of Stockton,
with one hundred men, who go down the coast
road. Reinforcements are expected on the
route by each of the parties mentioned. We
do not believe the report, yet there may be
something and considerable in il. Between
twenty and thirty men, to a greater or less de-
gree armed, and all mounted, left here yester-
day morning for somewhere down South. One
Of the principal men Of the party. with whom
we are acquainted, stated that he and company
were going home through Texas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-03
nm. war Opening In Kentucky.

The news by the last Pony indicates 'na'
Kentucky viii soon be the tbeater Of I'm
portant military operations The authoFi-
ties have endeavored to maintain a neutral
position, but 10 spite Of all they could 90
the State was compelled to take sides, ana
the war will sOon be raging within ber bor-
ders. The State was 6rst invaded BY the
Confederates from Tennessee, when ths
Legislature, by decisive vote 10 Doln
branches, called upon Gen. Anderson, The
Federal commander Of that department, to
expel the invaders. Gov. Magoftin, at heart
a rebel, It appears, has submitted to the
decision of the people, and issued Procla'
nation ordering Gen. Cfittenden, Of the
State militia, to execute The purpose con-
templated by the resolutions Of the LegIs'
latnre, and Cri.tenden has ordered the
militia 10 be mustered forthwith, for The
expulsion of the invaders.
Gen. Anderson has about 5000 troops
under bis command-one half of whom are
Kentuekians, and stationed near Louisville;
the other 1000 have been raised in Indiana,
and for some time have been campOd near
the Ohio river, ready to cross into Ken
tucky whenever called on. Additional
volunteers have been called for 10 Ken
lucky, aud the State militia will probably
be placed under bis command. Gen. Buck
ner, KenIuckian, and formerly "peace"
man. is ut the head Of large force at
Bowling Green, and 10 late proclamation
signs himself a Brigadier General of the
Confederates. Gen. ZollIcofIer, of the Con-
federate army, has seized Cumberland Gap
and other military points in the southeast
ern part Of the State; and the towns of Hick-
man and Columbus, on the Mississippi, are
also occupied by a considerable force Of
Confederates.
The following proclamation was issued
by General Anderson, at Louisville, about
the 2lst Of September
KENTUoKIANs Having been called by the
Legislature Of Kentucky, my native State,
hereby assume command Of this department.
| come to enforce and not to make laws, and,
God willing, to protect your property and your
lives The enemies Of our country have dared
to invade our soil /; Kentucky is in danger. She
has vainly striVen to keep peace with her neigh
bors our State is now invaded by those who
professed to be her friends, but who now at
tempt to conquer her.
No true son Of Kentucky can longer hesitate
as to his duty to his State and country. The
invaders must, God willing, be expelled. The
leader of the hostile forces who are now APP
preaching, is, regret to say, Kentuckian,
making war on Kentuckians. Let all past diff
ferences Of opinion be overlooked. Every one
who now rallies to the support Of our Union
and our State is friend. Rally, then, my
countrymen, around the flag our fathers loved,
and whish has sheltered us so long. Icall you
to arms for self-defense, and for the protection
Of all that is dear to freemen. Let us trust to
God and do our duty, as dld our fathers.
ROBERT ANDERSON, Brig. Gen. US. A.