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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22
REPORT OF COL. BUssEY.

HEADQUARTERS SD. Iowa CAvALRY,t
l., Pea Ridge. Ark, March IL, '62. E,
Report Of killed, wounded, and missing
Of Third Iowa Cavalry, engaged neal
Leesville, In battle Of Pea Ridge, March
eth, 1863
| $ Lieut.. Col. Henry H. Trimble, badl,
wounded in the face, not mortally.
Battalion Sergeant Major. George NJ
Johnson, very slightly wounded.
Regimental Bugler, james NJ. Cobb
sabre cut on arm, slight.
Killed-Sergeant w. O. Crawford, co
A Corporal w. J. Elrod, co. A; James
Dodd, CO. A; Carroll Foster, CO. A, sea D.
ed; Elisha Ham, co. A, scalped; James
S. Letner, CO. A Madison Townsend, co.
A Elijah Ward, co. A. Sergeant Geo.
H. Anderson, co. b; David Carroll, co.
B, scalped VIM. Cowles, CO. b; CASPER
French, co. B, scalped Sergeant r. H.
Willard, co. 6, scalped Peter j. Stevens,
co. c Sergeant John Montgomery, co.
d John w. Clark, co. D; Thomas p.
Gray, GO. ID James, F. Mercer, co. u,
Woundcd-Scrg cant Amos Chambers,
co. A, in neck Corporal Cyrus Gun
bingham, co. A, in neck Matthias Wertz
co. A, in arm Milton Townsend, co. A.,
in arm Levy Seaton, co. G, slightly in
chin.
Missing-Orderly Sergeant Daniel
Bradbury, co. A; Andrew Marvin, CO. A.
killed-Spence Minor, co. D, scalp
ed John Sellers, co. D Ephraims yors
hies, co. d Henry Brown, co. u, scalped.
Missing Charles j. Berth, CO. b -
John Lawson, co. d; James j., Mason,
co. d John S. Wolf, co d. = y
Wounded-F. M. Bush; S. A. Dy
sett, W. E. Cox, all of co. D.
Killed.. 6. Mansfield, co. NJ
Wounded-John w. Howard, VIM.
Gavin, JEFF. Miller, r. M. Nixon, Burr
Brown, Gas. Bowman, all of CO. NJ.
Missing-H. H. Ross, Henry A. Coles
and Breson Scott, (prisoner J all of co. M.
RecapituIation-Kiiled 81 missing 9;
wounded IL total so. sss#
The killed we're buried ON Saturday
after the battle was over and pursuit
ended. Hearing it reported BY my men
that several Of the killed had been found
scalped, | had the dead exhulned eaald on
examination of the bodies. /
found it was fact beyond dispute, that
eight Of the killed of my command had
been scalped--and the bodies Of many
Of them showed unmistakable evidence
that the men had been murdered after
they were wounded; that first having
fallen in the charge from bullet wounds,
they We're afterwards pierced through the
heart and neck BY q savage and relent-
less foe. then had the bodies rebur-
led, each in separate grave, properly
By order of
CYRUS BUSSEf. Col.
j. w. NOBLE, Adjutant.
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Regulations Of TranspOrtnrton ana
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jan 25th no railroad q
suss Coach, or vehicle running vrst or westvsrdly
ffonthe Missssrpi river, or into Neth Missouri IN,
eepermiited toearry freight or passengers from Kso
kuk without The strie'est compliance with the rcgu.-
uans Of the Treasury Department II Washington.
when require that all heighis, Of whatever nature
except such a. may be under military ORDERS shall be
covered BY Custom House permit and that sli b.~.
ese OF travellers shall be carefully inspected and duy
sealed By Custom House ofacrr.n
Tho undeniEnsa will issue permits for tho trans
pofiasion OF sEoods d@ssnsd for proper and
places With the least posste trouble or aSsy and In
spst and seal bsEEsgs travellers the city
In manner TO cause the lesst trouble in
Sns ond dssired
ihs ooest aimed is to prevent any aid or assist
Anes. o. communication with persons direcily or
indirectly, daIoyalo, iu arms against the Pedsr.,
1essfnmsnt. JOHN sTAssrs, Surveyor.
Custom House, Keoknk, Ian. vs. lsti2 diff
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- Gen. Mcclellan didn't Eight init
Siger' when he gained the great victory
OF Manassas,' BY outsetting the enemy.

EE The Bill fer the prohibition 81 til
sale of lager, cider, DC, which CORES
pondent in yesterdays paper advised us
had passed the House, we learned last
night had been defeated in the Senate.
That is well. The people OF Iowa
don't want to get into mass over the
liquor question, or any other, till they
have cleaned out the traitors. They all
want to fight together Emit Sigel' till
the war is over, without being disturbed
bylside issues.
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e. A few days ago our cotemporary
abused us editorially for expressing the
opinion that the victories of DoneIson,
Fort Henry. &c, had not put an end to
the war; Yesterday he publishes com
munication falsely accusing US Of proph-
ecying from time to time that the war
would close in sixty or ninety days.
We never belonged to that school of
prophets, and never gave utterance 10 d
sentiment bordering upon that charged
against us. We have always contended
that the Government could crush the re
bellion and subjusate the traitors, and We
believe that more active war policy on
the Potomac last fall would have FASTENED
that much desired contamination, but We
never expected to finish up the business
under two or three years from its incep-
ton.
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xXXvII Congress--First Session
w ashingtou, March 20,

Washington, March-z0.
HousE.-House passed the bill to Sc
cure to pilots, engineers, sailors and crews
on gunboats their pensions.
Mr. Stevens, in reply to question as
to how soon Congress would be able to
adjourn, replied that it depended on how
many objections were made to the tax and
other bills, but so far as the Committee ON
Ways and Means was concerned, it would
be enabled to adjourn by the FIRST of May,
but must work more hours and perhaps
sit in the evenings.
House concurred in Senates amend
ments to the bill for the better regulation
of the law of prizes.
House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the tax bill.
The bill to establish National Foun-
dry was aiken up Grimes moved that
the bill be referred to special committee
of five, together with the bill for an Ar
senal and Armory at the West.
A joint resolution passed authorizing
the Secretary Of the Navy to have the
frigate Roanoke iron clad and otherwise
altered and improved at the earliest pos
sible day.
The proceedings were confined to the
sections liking licences. An amendment
was adopted taxing wholesale dealers in
liquors, distilled spirits, fermented liquors
and wines Of all kinds, 500 for each H..
cense.
The committee rose and the House ad-
journed till Monday. a@
SENATE.--The Senate went into Exec
ulive session.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, MARCH %.

s~ The river is still rising No boats
have yet arrived from above, nor none
have gone over the rapids. No arrivals
except the regular packets.
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Nashville, Tenn, March FL.

Nashville, Tenn, March 2l.
Southern adviccs received here say
that iancey had arrived at New Orleans.
and made q speech, ayowing that no helm
can be expected from England or France.
aud urging retaliation by stopping cotton
cultivation.
The late Provisional Government of
kentucky was held in sibley tent near
the headquarters of the rebel Gen. Crit
tenden.
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etrate to the flank and rear of our nos;.
ton. This they succeeded in doing ,nt
the morning sun Of the Eth found us Al
most completely surrounded.
But General Curtis had suspected thu
design and prepared for 1t; by rapid and
skilful manGuvre he changed the front Of
his lines, making his former right his left
and when the enemy fancied they were
about to renew thu attack with eonsidera.
BILE advantage, they discovered that We
were still In face OF their lines As on
the previous day. they fought inpetuously
all day, driving down chiefly upon our
right, under command of General Asboth.
which they seem to hsve repulsed for a
brief space ofting xvigorous movement
IN their centre, however, BY General Da-
vis, Disconnected their plan, and led! 10 the
loss Of their leader, McCulloch. Thus the
battle ragged, with varying fortunes, until
the night Of the second day gaze DO the
combatants of both sides a brief interval
Of repose. q 80.
Whether General Curtis slept at all
does not appear, for during the night lie
made another mastery change of front
forward, to meet the enemy, who had de-
ployed to stronger position, and at eight
o'clock on the morning of Saturday or
dered renewal Of the fire. The rebels
replied with undated energy, and another
day of doubtful struggle and carnage
seemed to open on our troops. But the
mastery generalship of Curtis here began
TO tell; Sigel, who had been ordered to
turn their right on hillside, succeeded
In driving them ffen height to height;
by another movement their right was
turned, so that our troops were enabled to
cross-fire on their centre; and then came a
final charge OF our whole line OF in fantry.
which caused them to fly in utter confu-
sion through the deep and almost impass-
able windings Of the woods. = !
These tactical movements are easy to
write about, and seem easily done. but
when we remember that the Duke of Wei
lngton once said, loosely, no doubt, that
scarcely General in the British army
c ould get ten thousand men regularly ont
OF Hyde Park, we may Judge Of the diff
Guilty of changing the line of battle Of
nearly twenty thousand men, in . difficult
country and the very presence of an out.
numbering foe. Curtis has won immortal
honor BY his tactics alone, to say nothing
OF his active marching and fighting. A
more gallant or desperate fight has not
occurred during the war-[N. Y. Eve.
Post. 4.st
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) COMMERCIAL,

DAiIv Carr Girv Orrtes
| Il "a kxok-xs March Is, 6a. =
PLoUR-sapornne sfa5; sprini aheates.ra o. q
Pain Wheat Extra g. IS. gss
BRAN ANDsHoRrs--seto 4oc y 100 -.
CoRN-l7e To 20 v bush.
|. BARLEY-25c. f8
WHEAf--ln good de msaa. Fan s7G7a; Spring 5,
10 SOC.
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roIAIoES-iS69ab y the load, retsil rs 70 aOc,
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VIA sSrs--PlaaiAsion 4Sss5o; sugarAouse 4sG so;
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RICE--9gI0c.
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LARD-sa oslo; retail gle,
BUTTER-common eSss7c: Choice 10. r,t str,oI1z,s
LEATHER--Sole 25G2a; Harness asa3p
HInEs--nry lOis lse. esseA- ii 10 t. srs.a ,be.r
peiss 3oaD3,c; green hog skins l5c. I N
HAy--Timoihy, new IS 0oQGs co. bslsJ ne oua . n
Prairie 81 o.
sEEDs-Tl@e.h, ~ as;Fi.x seed sl.o siss.
oNioNs-35840c
EGGxD 10 dc.
WHITE REANs-5ec3e1 %.
YEATHERs-2o4
FRUIT Dried Apples ei ss@el 500 bushst.-
Dned Peaches ~ sS&s2 So Raisins ~ 0U0 Is %.
CHEksE-~ estern Rsserve o.. Denmak Gka7
BEEF-iaS2ks ss,saSAfS quarter.
sHkEP--sI 5eoe3e p head. \
I HoGs-Dressed ak43e.
sALT--G. A. ~ SO y sack; Ksaawha - % y bar
rel; LiverpoolsI s0Ysa 90 y sack; Lake "a 90 >
ffsh-Macksrei, No. ] slGse IS y bbi.. No. q ala
Sel6, No o*3el0. White Fish No. 1 Is Ooss5 SO
half sbi. Cod Fish SEQ y h.
RAGS-Wooien Cotton 2c
OLD iRoss-ssAe ' D Brass s9se y T.. Cop.
per iool2ks v -.
a ExcHAho1-on New Yora, Basaable Funds
PER entsesr sold ne.ainai 81. Louis. little doing
and sestledssae. @
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pks- We beg our readers attention :

DA- We beg our readers attention to
the advertisement from the cheap dry
goods store, No. Estes House. Mr..
Gregg is DESTROYS of giving the people of
keokuk and vicinity the benefit of the re-
ductlon which has taken plsce in the price
Of dry goods.
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For the Gate City
shade Trees WIN PAY.


MR. EDITOR Your remarks respecting
shade trees, in the Gate City of day, are
opportune and practicable. and the results
sought are every way desirable. But,
alas + such is the apathy Of our people in
every thing pertaining to the embellish-
ment of our city, that / fear nothing will
be done in the matter. This thing must
be done, if done at all. BY general uni
ted effort. Individual planting is of no
avail. ! have tried that two consecutive
years. Let any one plant tree and in
dulge the fond hope that said tree will af-
ford its grateful shade to himself and his
posterity. Vain hopel Luckless dream
er! Ere Old Sol shall have made two d.
urnal trips some blasted old COW viii have
been astride his pet, or some still more
detes.able hog shall have rooted it UP -
Still these objections may be obYiated if
the people demand it.
claim that as matter eft aelllaFs and
cents, no investment will pay better per
centage- Suppose, for instance. Fifth or
Blondeau streets we're lined with hand
some shade trees, does any one doubt
that the market value Of every piece of
on those streets would be en-
HANGED ten per cent? -
kEoKuK, March FL, go.
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~ The steamer Young Eagle is now
making regular daily trips between this
city and Warsaw touching at Alexandria
She IS owned exclusively by Kcokuk men
and Is commanded by Capt Amsden of
this place. See advertisement for her
hours of arrival and departure.
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w AR! WAR! WARill

All persons keeping or having for saie, an, O, !.
kinds Of Munitions of ,auch as Guns pisioIs Re-
voven and all kindAof are REQ urs no,
10 sellio any person witheut from The updo,
sigIsd This order mGst be strictly eonpiied Win.
undcrpenat, oiiorieiiiIg all articles mentioned
sheirposssssion. JOHN sTANNUs,
UfI3d Surveyor PORT OF Keok nh
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TWO pnIyATEERs CAPTTRED
Philadelphia. March 81

The Balletin has letter from Ship Island
dated the 18th, which says the Itasca has
captured schooner off Mobile Bay with
800 bales Of cotton, and that the Pinola
has captured the ship Cora with 600 bales
of cotton
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SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-Comment enough
of the manner in which nearly all branch
es of trade are effected, is the advertise
ment of . prominent New York house, in
another column, Offering Gold end Silver
Watches at prices which barely cover the
cost Of the raw material. " Td&w2w
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BALr1MonE AND oaIo RoAns.

Gen. VIM Prescott Smith, with other
officers Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
accommodated the road on Friday to
Martinsburg, and expect that stations will
be opened BY the LIST Of April. They
have also made arrangements to pcrma-
nently open the Potomac 4 Winchester
Road
An inch and half of snow fen here last
night and the snow lie still falling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22
ssGEL A MAJOR GENERAL.

new I ork, March II.
A special dispatch states that the tax
on leather and boots and shoes is to be
modified. sse sg sas 8s
Gen. Sigel was today confirmed BY the
Senate Is Major General of Volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22
HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fsru1t Garden.

IOFPUhITE kEUkUk.) 81 -
COO cuHnArr PLAxTs comprising % varieties tor
ale at 10 chs to - per dozen, s3to el2 per 100
Is 100 GRArs VINES, IS varieties. CarawBA, I rear
old ~ 81 70 - per 1907 9l7 10 $40 p@r CO. accofd-
Ing 10 quantity CaiaMha Cuttings "a per Gee
TRAas Acme sTRAwsKRRns, 80 choice yavtett~s
so - to el per ilV. ~ per Loco.
$4,000 RAafalaRlEs, varieties, - per 100.
IT'Also all kinds OF FRr1r Takxs OaSAmrrTA ~
6HRuss, PERPETUAL RosEs, &c.
UrPlants and Trees delivered In Keokuk Fasx.
J. Il. TEWKsBuRY,
narlO.diu Hamilton. i'll
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M vi
Our contemporary has the bad taste,
and worse feeling, to attempt to be funny
over the reported barbarities Of the esemy
at Bulls Run, reported by the special cor
respondents Of two or three different pa.
pers.
Upon the same principle the report OF
the savage barbarisies perpetrated on the
bodies of the brave volunteers of Iowa
should excite his Hottest fights of fancy
and his sharpest hits of ridicule. But
that comes TOO near home. we opine, for
our nei1hlor to venture to 'slet himself
out and be a. witty as he can.
HOPES OF An EXCHANGE OF PRIsoN-
ERs.-We publish for the information of
our citizens the following note from the
Governor:
FRIEND HOWELL: | have written Gen.
Halleck in regard to Capt Craft, Adjt
Bowler and private Vansant, and hope
soon to hear OF their exchange.
Yours, truly,
s. j. HARDWOOD.
March Is, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-22

Huntsville, Ala, March 81.
Parson Brownlow leaves for the North
to-day.
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III The AdJaiant General has made the same ar
fangeiHsni with Shapes Line Of Stages f1f lhe
transportation Of lows soiiefs bad been
made with the Western Stage Companies
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Ito FOR DIXIE, AND THE GAL

ApyrTAHr GExERAL,s OvvIcxl
DIS MoiHKs, March le, 1862 (
John ID. Bargh Of Co, B, I'd Iowa Cavalry, reported
asdeserted" on Del 18Th laoi rejeined his company
Oct lGth. 1851.
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YNO TAILORS.
FASHION Tr.Arma
TINE
Spring ana summer Of 1862.

TTsubscriptions eeiyse for The Cu,ters' Month,
Journal Of Psris, ard New York Fashions, siso for
Siehetoss system OF tuttiEg. msrl2d9w
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I NDIA RUBBER BUTTONS.

We have made Arrangements with the Novelty Rub
Der Company OF New York, TO supply ~ Ii and
the " est GENERALLY, with Rubber battoiHs kampIss
can be seen IT 81 Nam street, ksokuk. Ali oracss
promptly allied. "A Iibersl discuunt 10 the trade.
feDlld2m i. A.. WILLIAMSON a SON.
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AdjutaDt General a Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THEREG.

INTENT OF COL. JAU. " .KANkIN
Cornerof Third and Exchsgs streets gu.ins,. 30
nee, corner Main and Second streets.
BJ order OF 4 GuTpuIp
'es"" Acting Adjutant.
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Corner Main and Second Streets.
Nsxtto banking House OF VIM. ThompsoaA Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nave Just received The Spring stock Of Hats Cans.
bonhets, jockeys, Shakers, Umbereilas, Canes. &c.
They say that they have 200 Dozen Shakers and ARE
selling item at 50 cents apiece
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Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
RAIL q AID.

y 11 al 8 :. ] "
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
neton CITY. and all the interior towns Of Penn
syTvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, DO:
Merchants by taking this route, will haye the
tional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival of trains from the
Rest and North-west.
Connecting at Crsstline with Cleveland i Lake.
shore X K. to Dunljrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
and New York 4 Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
e4eubenviile and Wheeling, and interior towns
II Ohio and Virginia.
Tho above trains connect 1t Forest with trains
% Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct:
Fare - low ~ any other IL ouse.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
lieasant and agreeable, passing through many of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving at Chicago en- any of the
roads, Will nnd attentive eneSK agents AZ the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
sharge,te the httsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket off,
ees in the West, and at tho Company's Office, cor.
nsr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Bo particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
tssnI Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. II. MOORE, Com. and Gen1 Ag't, Chicago.
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
eoto all points East at all times, 1t ~ low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2Y-dtf
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
cured
~ WITHOUT MERCURY.
DIR. WHETHER

'tHA Ill., ~ N u Il u |SAAO
rs REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITl-
! matsly qualified, and has experienced in al
forms Of diseases . knowledge quite indipensftls
in the proper treatment Of the venereal diseases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for wears made the treatment of private diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
Of teachers has enabled him to perfect remedies
1t once efficient, safe, permanent and in most
cases can be used without hindIance to business.
Particular attention given to old standing cases,
such as we're formerly considered incuEab:e-
Syphilis in al forms, GonorrhGa Gleet Structures,
Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects of solitary habits both ruinous to
bedy and mind, and which produce seme Of the
following effects Blotches, bodily weakness
constipation, aversionfor and uneasiness in female
society, unmaniness, dread of future events, fin
ally complete prostration Of the vital power loss
Of memory, ringing in the ssrs-can be fully r.
stored to health.
All letters, with stamp answered.
DR.. W. manufactures al his medicine from the
purest Drugs free from oil smell or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
uethine. His treatment il the result Of leng e.
perience and il commanding the confidence Of the
entire West No charge will be made un!ess cure
is permanently effected. Dr.. w. treats self-abuse
with the most happy result.
Post Once box, 1894. Offce and Consultation
Rooms 16l South Clark street, Chicago, iii.
ian8-d&w1y
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

,-,OpTY MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Louisville;
Two Express Trains leave West SIDE Union DE-
net, Chicago, MS follows:
At A NJ, daily, except Sunday.
At 6:lO NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO:45 A NJ, and lO:45 : NJ.
Through TO Cincinnati and indianapolis without
change Of cars
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Through tickets may be obtained A. theprncipa'
Railroad Offices in the NerthW est, and the Com
PAWS Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
the Sher nan House.
JOHN BRANDT, ! Gent Supt,
G.. FOI.LETT, Gent Ticket Ag'e
al Nh. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
{l QQ9 i q q

I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
J 3D., trains will leave from the Grand Csotrsi
Gcpot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, [ At $50 A NJ, arriving 1t
daily, exc, SundaysJ Cairo t 4:30 A N.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st..
Louis, Memphis, Now Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 P NJ, for Cairo and Way
Every day s:4s pm mex. ds1.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
urbana. Trains arrive at Chisago 1t ll:0s N
AMI $3.50 pm.
s .S tickets and inform' Ion, apply at the once
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300 8A5PM
500 6:50PA
W.R. ARTHUR, GenI Supt:
W. Iounsos. Gen 4 Passenger Ag't. no20u