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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22


TBEB. P. CHEENEY-We have our attention
called to the paragraph We Published ye terday'
IN which it is stated that a full legal Investigation
had been made of the standing Of Mr.. Schleiker'
and of his claims on the boat Cheney. We
omitted to copy one Of the documents we had
before Us. showing that Mr.. Schleikcr has entered
into bonds. three gentlemen being the securities,
to repIevy and hold the, boat subject to the final
decision of the court. We learn that, within the
last day or two, papers have been taken out TO
1ibsl the boat in the Confederate court. The
,~a-tiss claiming the boat as a prize state that
+bsv will eheerfully abide the decision Of Judge
HnmDbries, and if the present claimant IS sue
ce,sfuI. give up what is in THEN possession be-
longing to the boat OF course, the paragraph
~ have written was intended simply as a matter
Of news. without prejudice to one party or the
other in the legal aspect of the matter
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ATTACKING ASTnRE.-Don QuixOte attacked
windmills. Net finding any of these gigantic
enemies in the neighborhoOd, James Nallon yes
tsrsav afternoon attacked a store, paying three
different visits to P. MOsser's confectionery, cor
ner Of Main and Washington streets, and smash
ing lars, tumblers, decanters and windows Po
reemen Winters and Mahon arrested hin anc
he WIS fined twentY-two dollars.
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LOsT-A pocket-book, containing sundry pri-
vate letters and -papers-aInong them Il certificate Of
discharge from Latham's battery-for which the finder
will receive the heartfelt thanks Of the undersigned, if
handed to the foreman of the Appeal.
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WANTED.-A girl fourteen or fifteen years OF
age, to wait upon a sick lady. Apply ct the
APPEAL c~ounting-roOm.
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JEFF THoMPsON.-This officer was staying at
the Gsyoso House yesterday. He left on the
Cotton Plant last evening.
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OyERTON HOsPTTAL.-The number of patients
in this institution yesterday was ffty-eight.
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"a Taylor Il McEwen offer for sale one
thousand pairs superior black army shoes made in Ten
nessee Of the best materials. Also a large lot Of black
and rus-ei broEans. 81
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No LECEEsE.-For running a public wagon
without license, NJ. W. Vance was yesterday
fined six dollars.
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HOME OF THE HOMELESs.-There were two
deaths at this institution last week.
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NOTES or THE WEEK.-TO-day Is the i0urlh
Sunday in Advent. Tuesday, which is the Vigil
of TIE Nativiry, or Christmas Eve, Is a last day'
Wednesday is Christmas day that day and the
remainder OF the week are days of indulgence.
Thursday is St. Stevens day. Friday - 81
Johns day. Saturday is Holy lnnoeents day
Tuesday is the anniversary Of the admission Of
Texas in 1874, and of the death Of Hugh Miller
IN 1850, and Saturday, Of the repulse Of the
British at New Orleans in 1915. Venus Is no"
in CsDrieornus, and is the evening star Mars
is in Scorpio, Jupiter and Saturn in Virgo.
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FINED.-Alexander Marshall was yesterday
fined twenty-five dollars by the Recorder, for
firing a pistol at r. Rogers, near Odd Fellows
Hall, a couple of evenings ago.
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FOR RENT,

INHE STORE,o on the corner Of Adams and Main
I streets, under the NoIshGm House, and EQUAL to
any stand in the city. Apply to
de20 til City PAGERS copy. j. J. wORSHAHf.
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FOR SALE !
COPARTNERNHIP NOTICE.

1NHE copartnerkhip heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of W. r. SMITH & BBE was
dissolved on the goth day OF November, 1861, by limita
ton, w. F. Smith being charged with the entire settle
ment OF tue above copartnership. ThO,e having claims
against the concern will PRESENT them to w. r. Smith
and those indebted will make payment to w. K.
Smith, who will continue the business.
de2l lw" W. r. NINTH
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SneciaI Notice,

LOUISVILLE, November G, 1861.
Mossrs. 7. T. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL and w. W.
HIERLE have retired from our Arm.
The business will be continued and settled by the re-
naming partners. GARvIN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office q Front Row. n~o27-daw3m
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BOOKS ! BOOKS!
NEGRO HIRING!

7 WILL, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth instant, hire to
l. the highest bidder, for twelve months, at my place,
eighteen miles from Memphis, on the Somervile
Pisnkrosd, eighteen or twenty LIKELY NEGROES,
men and women, belonging 10 the estate Of the late
William A Crenshaw. Z. W CALDWELL.
de3O-tw4t Guardian.
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CoNcERT.-The ladies of Somervile, Tenn q,
have given several concerts for the benefit of the
soldiers they give another on Christmas eve
they intend it shall eclipse all the rest. The cars
leave here at 81 o'clock, ON Tuesday, and return
on Wednesday morning, giving the gentlemen E
chance TO attend. We thank the managers for
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A. BERNARD, Orderly.

u Gray army cloth, gray jeans, wool socks,
etc. Taylor & McEwen offer for sale a large stock Of the
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LIBERTY GUARDS BENEFIT.-This company
:. comnosed of Memphis boys, and they want
MANY comforts to pat the1a in condition to meet
the bard weather; they did good service at Bel
r6nt and deserve to have their wants supplied.
A aramstie entertainment for their benefit viii
no given Tomorrow evening. when the Lady Of
LYONS y and the Widows Victim will BE-
nerfor,oed. Lieut.. Clark viii sing a song, Misses
Raia and Neeley viii dance, and Mr. and MS
Tennehin will sing a comicsduet. This viii be
= pleassut evenings entertainment.
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hNA aHi uIoHling. no transactions
reported.
WHEAT-The demand is less active, and prices gen
orally unchanged. Sales Of $50 bushels fair at Sl65. and
300 prime, sacks included, at Sl.75.
CORN-lOo bushels inferior sold at Soc, and 30 white
at Csc.
OArS-isO bushels sold in small lots at sLO0. and 10
DO, sacks returned, at sc.
BRAN N SHoRTs-smaIl sales at $50 GOA s3aOc
2 tun.
RYE-G0 bushels sold at SL65.
SUGAR-The market is active and firm. Sales g3
hhds. at 4, AZ and 5I2c 100 in small. lots at ga a7c.;
aud 90 hhds, also in small lots, at 3la064c.
MoLASSES-Market active, firm and unchanged.
Sales 80 brls. at 24c. 80 at &c. 100 at Ole; 100 at
25e.; 100 hfbrls. at 29c, and 6s at &03Oc.
SALT-50 bags coarse sold at $3.50, delivered.
POTATOES-l4O bushels choice sold at Sl.7O.
Successive notice a sale of $4,000 Tennessee G p
cent. bonds, payable in 90 ana % July coupons at
tacheD at Coo.
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For N5W UrItars-kegUIaT Iucsiay Packet.
WE passenger steamer REPUBLIC, J. r.
d. Clara, master. viii leave as shove LAz@fr2
N TUESDAY, Itfl instant. ~ r q. e
Se2a2 JAS Z. BOURNE g. g. Agslt's
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FOR RENT.

NICE FRAME HOOSE, with five rooms, -,
n on fernando road, Just outside the eOrpo- EdTI1
rate limits of the city. Apply to 9iiiI
II. f. GARTH k&SA-
With W. B. Miller g. Co.,
deigl9t 1871 Main street.
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Hospital Physician.

DE it ordained by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
ID of the City of Memphis:
That so much of the ordinance passed by the Board on
the eth of December, lS60, as confers the power on the
Hospital Trustees to appoint a steward for said Hospital
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Be it further ordained, That the duties heretofore per
formed by the hospital steward, shall be discharged by
the hospital physician elected by this Board, on the
nomination Of the Mayor, in addition TO his duties as dis
pensing physician for the poor outside the hospital.
Be it further ordained, That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the first day of January next.
Approved December lS, 1861.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Attsst-L. R. RICHARDS, City Register.
delql0t
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MO y CHRIsTNAs-NOw is the time
n nrepare for social enjoyments and affectionate
vresarts for Christmas. By calling at the store
o. Nr. specht, Oh Madison street, near Main, the
r.sder will find all the requisites for the OCCASION
cakes, candies, and comehts; tarts' toys and to-
bacoo; crackers, cream, and kisses pickles, pies,
and preserves; soy, %sardines, and cigars fruit, III
berts. and fireworks. Specht has them all and a
thousand things besides. Do act fail to visit
v,;m. he Il crafty Kris Cringle's crOny.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-We are requested
u call the attention Of the public to the large
sale of fine furniture tomorrow, at the Arcade,
Front Row. No. 3. We learn the furniture is
fine. We would think this a good time to
secure such articles, as everything in the furni-
tuIe line must advance in prices. Mr.. Cayce
says ten o'clock is the hour. All should be
prompt who want bargains.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT OF THE mARKRr.
FURNISHED IRON THE EXCHANGE.
SArrRpAY EvrNINa- nenamher al

SATURDAY EVENING, December q.
C~oTTON-Ther was some inquiry in the market to-
day, and lbs bales sold, but the terms did not trenspire.
Received none shipments 81 bales
ToBACC0-The demand was to a fair extent, but we
did not hear of a sale:
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIE SUNDAY APPEAL.

CONTENTS or FIRST Pacific Three Great
Works Of France" Tennessee Legislature, " The
Leader Of the Hostile Creeks" 81 Tennessee Standard
Again Song-"T Tie Land of King Cotton " The King
and the 0oosc-Hcrd, A Country Town The For
ward Movement Commenced with various interesting
news and miscellaneous items
FOURTH PACE Adieu 70 FoHy"-an original Poeti
esd contribution The Hosts Story with m~iscellane-
ons clippings.
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OVERTON GENERAL HOSPITAL,
MEMPHIS. Dec. q. 1851.

OvERTON GENERAL HOSPITAL
MEMPHIS, Dec. Fl, 1851.
Mr.. KATZENBACH-Dear Sir Your letter,
i~nclosing a check for two hundred and seven
dollars and twenty-five cents, as part of the net
proceeds of the amateur concert given at the
New Memphis Theater on the 18th instant, is
this day received, and the amount placed in the
hands of the committee, TO be used for the bene-
fit of the wounded and sick soldiers under my
charge. In the name of those who are to be the
recipients of your bounty, l most heartily thank
you and those kind friends who assisted at the
concert for your successful efforts in raising
funds to be expended for the amelioratiOn of
their suffering. c. S. FENNER.
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TUE passenger steamer REPUBLIC. j. ~
1 D Ciatk, mister, viii leave a. above 1877
TUESDAY, 24fh ilsflr-. g. : p. -
fe212t ELLIOTT a ssh Agents.
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CHRISTMAS N

A GREAT LUNCH will be given ST the
"A SALOON, on the 26th of December. Fowls, Veri-
son, fine Liquors. etc, will be served up, commencing
at 10 o'clock in the morning \ fuA Invitation Is gwen
TO everybody. Come ont, come az, AMI let's be merry
de2li j. V. SCAUENBUERA.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At the Charleston depot
at three O'Clock yesterday afte moon, several
draymen got into a fight. 1t is stated that Jim.
and p. X. Scott and Mike Maloney had jumped
on a man named Ed. Lynch, and were striking
him, when w. j.. Clements, boss drayman,
endeavored to get them to let the man 90. He
received a blow from sOme one, when he drew
a pistol and fred. The ball entered ?. K. SCOTS
mouth and passed out near his ear, i~nficting a
very painful, but not dangerous, wound. Pc.
icemen Thurman and Earver were quickly on
the ground, but the whole affair was only the
work Of a few minutes, and, after shooting,
Clements mounted his horse and rode off, escsp-
ing aTrest.
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THE AVALANCHE OFFICE ROBBERY-We
have stated in our columns that Geo. w. Elwell,
formerly connected with the Vicksburg Sun, had
been arrested here on the charge of robbing the
AraiaHche office; that he was subsequently dis
charged and afterward re-anested in Vicksburg.
In the Vicksburg SuH the accused publishes a
card, dated Warren county Jail, December Is,
from which we copy the following:
As God viii be my judge the facts of the case,
as far as l know, are these: 1t is alleged that
$3.50 was stolen from the AUdLaRche safe,
while l was in the room of this l Know nothing.
/ was arrested, and searched, my trial was fixed
for 10 A. NJ, I was detained till 124, when no
one appearing l was discharged. l told the
police officers then and there, that l was going
on the Victoria that afternoon at ), as l did.
l borrowed $l2 of Mr.. Huls, the clerk of the
boat, to pay my board bill, which was Stand
to pay for telegraphing and other matters. Mr..
II. gave me a $40 and a 81, the $40 | gave to
the clerk of the Gayoso, and is the bill which the
proprietor Of the dUdiaHche says he is prepared
to swear is his property. Let him take heed
that he is sure. Iasseverate my entire innocence
of this charge, before God and man.. / have
nothing to gain by denying it, the Jail faint is
now on me, and l and my old mother are out
casts. without a cent or friend in the world, but
a righteous Providence will never let the inno-
cent suffer long.
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TUE excellent steamer YAZOO Capt.
4 Marshall, will lsay. for the above point slkIf-%
hONDAY. Zd inst, at > p. w.. -
de22lt ELLIOTT e. VTNSON. Agsuts.
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10 CONTRACTORS!
WANTED.
WANTED,

T WANT TO hire fifteen likely NEGRO MEN 20 woTs
i in North Alabama, and a good WomRn to cook.
Direct POST OFFICE o $50,
dell-3ws Memphis. Tenn.
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For Des Arc, Augusta and Jacksouport
TNHG pa8seagsr packet KANAWHA
4 VALLEY, Gichrl-t master, leaves sZ@
~ above TUESDAY, Gath instant. st . >. 81
de212t r HARESTAD Agent
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WANTED.

MAN. who understands the Grocery and Produce
a business. Must come recommended Address
w. y. BOYD,
d49I9ts Post Office.
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' splendid Paszcnsar packet SAINT ssss
No 9. Capt Bowman. leaves LAGraB
- above TUESDAY, g4ih s. 70 at 5 p. 81. &7
Fnr freight or passage sppIy 20
ae22t LARRY H~ARMSTAD, Agent.
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SUGAR.
LUMBER, LUMBER!

lust received $4,000 feet clear White Pine, one
81 one and a halt, two and three inches thick; $1,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 100000 fee
Sawed CedaTs, for building purposes. posts, etc. q gen
Laths; 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, anG
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition to our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we vii.
sell low for cash.
ur41y2d n. N. COCHHAN & BROS.
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FOR SALE!

A FULL supply for Spring sowing, at
"A r G. RAIGrS
Wholesale and Re all Seed Store,
deIo-daw Corner Second and Union sfraats
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VIII. B. WIGGS G co.,
DRUGGISTS,
20S Maim Street,

II AVE A LARGE STOCK OF
Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
Pills,
EAeisnsiFeeG's Hair ReStOTeF,
Mrs. Aliens ="
Mrs. Aliens " Dressing,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
OsgOOd's CIGIagOguc,
JayE2es' Pills,
McLane'S Pills,
SpenceF'S
Lyons kEshaTiOI,
Browns Bronchial TPOCheS,
BFyan's WATERS
ALSO-A large stock Of pure
DRUGS, .UEDECEY'ES, ETC.
W. B. WIGGS Il CO,
deS 29S Main street.
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$40 REWARD.

STRAYED, on Saturday, December l4th,~s
- two COWS-one a large brindle, the otherhEES&
o light red, with white spots. / will give theIIZIs
shove reward for both, or five dollars for
either, if delivered to ne, or for any Information 50
that l can get them. CHAS. MOLLER
Raleigh Eoad,
de2OdawIws Near the Fair Grounds.
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City papers copy.

DESTITUTE FAsmIEs-Messsrs. J. W Wal
tering, chairman, F.. W. Mailer, secretary, j.
StenknhI, T. Buttinghaus, DR.. Laski, Mr.
Henghold, s. Wolf, and ). z. Mcller, commit
tee Of the association for the support Of thu des-
titute families of soldiers have handed US a report
Of their proceedings. They return their thanks
to Mr.. Wm. BoettneT, and to his family for the
management of the performances, to the gas
company for gas, TO the members Of the ware
committees, and to the giver Of a donation o.
$50. The first performance S382.50, the second,
including the above donation, S2Oo.3O, totaI
S59G.o0, oe this amour $586.50 has been dis
tributed in a hundred ana nincty-three payments
among eighty-six families. The remainder viii
be appropriated to the payment for advertising.
The books lie for inspection at j. %SteinkuhPs.
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MACHINERY FOR SAFE.

4 PLANiNG MACHINE, with Boiler. Eueins and
"a necessary tools. on q credit Of fJur. eight and
we've months without interest not sold privately.
It viii be- sold at public auction. on TIE prsm.s-s. at ne
Intersection CT the Pigeon B1-st road and Adams street.
IN the @J,h instant ar 10 o clock An.
For Information apply 70
desc IDS J. PVTNAN " ID
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WANTED.

II the Confederate Mills, Immediately, TWENTY
"A FIVE BOYS, from ten to twenty years
Of age. Steady ard safe employment will be given By
d.o1-Iw JOHN F. PAGE 6 &C.
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Producing PiCEsgTes QeEtckIS
and Es9se to TIaEasre.
WANTED, FOR 1885,!
II SEED!

A NEAT COTTAGE, with three or four -
II rooms, convenient 20 Monroe and Main Is1
street. Address LOCK o J02, imiI
DELI lwi Memphis Post Office. 1871
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


~ "e"Aes4ay FacHet-tOr sew Orleans
He splendid passenger packet PEY-
a IONA Capt. IT. G. Landfun. yri r..
iea'e As above ON WEDNESDAY, 18th ~
de@+J LARRY HARMSTAD Agent.
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DESIRE TO p1rcha3s, for cash, C well IMPROVED
PLACE, within three Ellss OF Mzmphis-good mod
srn np7ovementS-Iruit trees, with zen acres Of land.
pood water, roads and neighbcTbood. Address
BOX No. 3qe.
del+!m Ma hville Pos Office
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BOATS LEAVING.

For CoLUHBUs-The excellent steamer Yazoo, Mar
shall, master, leaves as above Monday evening at >
O'Clock. Elliott s. NiDson, agents.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The steamer Ferd. Kennel,
Briefly master, leaves as above Monday evening st ;
o'clock. Elliott q Vinson snd Morton a. Co., agents.
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500 REWARD !

de6-dtwawlm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

AalssEssln MD MISSOURI
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\ 0RRE 10 NARRhG0f
Daily lias Yannins dsrsety East frsa Ceasrsi Iowa
70 GhaezSss 20 Miles 8kzzakF aHNss-~A9 Miles
FuEthsr West. Most direct feHte 50 Chsezgo
and tA& East Is ysa the ,. ....se.-5
CHIC Ago E0Cx ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
ARD MISSOURI RAfrKoAr@
oaiy Ina szsm Gsalzna fowa % Ehaeaxn aassF one
is aow eompaetss 70 Nsrense and win soan be open
ID farther wesG- Dss Meines saA Csa8cAi klsfTs
Pssassgsrs VII a. skssgssis % yess&esfs aasSss
sss sr Dskx Kseidk IL IN aeasss IL ss~ lsMsxSYpa
aiveE Close eas1ascsssns are msda wita sAs YES
PsssszssT smd Efsrsss TSs4as lssve wsrsmso aas-
81 20 p ". sgrtrssg al cAiesse at s'eiscA
/ No eaaEgp fsS tFsasssF NJ BssxAxa IL Uhicaxo. -
sieepiag Cars are on al aight fraina Trains con-
net Al Catcase witA shs trains eR Ee gss&arm lines
SO PAGES K0R STOCK sHfrFgKs.
stoe& lsavln2 Aarasge % i1 r. n. arrives at
ChieAze 81 90 ihs next ussxain& In tinss for the
early Markets. and Ssnsk trains 1f the Eastern nnes
The whele tsszs eonxnnef af the Mississippi Riv-
eE does not exceed twensy miaHt<s., TheTe is no
Tns cvsaang 81 ne n 4 MR II. 70 Mareuso.
enables parties asiyiAg STOCK frsm Des Aaiaes and
ether potnts in Genixaa ana wsssssa xaHa (eefore
eonsidessd equally distant from the aisrsnt roads
70 sxxs Tires dsys rlyaEs aad frea 10 g 20 a0uEl
stock win be deifvsrd 10 sy Of tAs dlarsnE yasds
at chi<agos
ne n. N. r. n. ia sou beiAs sxtepaea west Of
Aarenga, and fast as completed stscA trains viii
be run u The snd 81 saa szse&.
Every fEis4y Tor tia suz shkpMenked Cat
Tie Ffei&ats i@w as via Rng ether r8ass Rrza na
pains spared 70 render Il shs most aesArabie reHts
TERcvaE TscKETs to Ril pYineipal points In iha
Uaitsd states and Ganxdsa, ~ all routes, can be
pEocarsd 81 Washington, Iowa City aad Aarens0.
W. /. sr IONS. JOAN :; asasi sanss; ssp..
Gen'i Frelgni and Ticket Agent.
January Z. 1850. eas fR