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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

LET Us HAVE THE FAcrs.-One of
our radical contemporaries announces
that the government is about to institute
an investigation into all the questionable
occurrences of the war. This will be
rather colossal inquiry; but by all means
let US have it. We question, however,
whether its conclusions will rebound
much to the credit of our contemporary
and bis party. II it does not bring i'm.
becillity, corruption and mismanaeement
home to them, it will not be the fault Of
the evidence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

IMPORTANT TO HEIRs or DECEASED
SoLp1sRs.-The Washington correspon-
dant of the New York Times writes:
learn from Second Auditor French,
that numerous cases occur in which the
heirs OF deceased soldiers are cruelty de.
frauded by parties acting as claim agents
aud collecting back pay and bouniiee.
In some instances these claim sharks
exact from tue window or other heir
half or even NOR of the amounts due, q
proportion atrocious'y in excess Of the
value of the services rendered.
In view Of these practices it is better
for claimants, as q general thing, to
correspond directly with the Govern
ment. A circular has been prepared,
cotaining all necessary information and
form; and all hostages on oommunica.
tons in regard to these matters are paid
by the Department. Any claimant there
fore, can send to the Second Audit or
office, without ex ,ense aud obtain euch
information as will enable him or her to
prepare and transmit the necessary pa.
pera, and secure the payment direct Of
the amount due IS soon 90 it can legally
be made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
State Of Iowa.
ADJUTANf GBNgRAL's OpPlCg.)
Davenport, Got. 10, 1889.


ADJUrANf G1NgRAL's OppiCs.l
Davenport, OCT. 10, lss3.
General Order No. 90.
]. The S7th Regiment will rendezvous It Camp
Strong. Muscatine, and all recruits for said Reei-
ment will st once repair to said Camp.
II. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rende svous It
Davenport, st Camp to b known - Comp Hen
dershott, and al Companies recruited for said
Regiment will 1t sncs repair to ssid Camp.
III. No farlougbs shall be granted to more tbas
hve mon from any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and sll those 10 cases Of abeoluts necessity, and
said farloughs should mot exceed Eve days In
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments mum.
bored up 70 and including seth until further Or
ders.
By order Of the Commander in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
cello Adjt Gent Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

WINTERING BEEs-The method Of
wintering bees by Mr.. Hagan, Of Du-
page Co., who is ono Of our most suc.
cessful apiarisn., is as follows:
lie builds q house Of suitable size to
contain his stocks, something like an ice
house, of jolst, clapboarding the outside
and lining up the inside with matched
siding leaving space four inches all a.
round. This be fills with chat. (speut
tan bark would do as welD and ranges
bis hives four tiers high all around the
inside. To ventilate il he constructs an
air tube f.om the outside under ground to
the center Of the house where it is ad.
mtted to the house through perforated
board or metal. At the top q passage is
made for the heated air to pass off; all
90 arranged as to exclnde every particle
Of light. The ives are left open az
though out in the summer. The heat
generated by the bees il sufficient to
keep the air warm enough for their safe
ty and comfort and they are sure to
come ont we'll in the spring'-Praire
Wdrmer,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
STATE Items.

sksak II
The North Iowa Standard has just
gone iato opesstiop 1t Usage, under the
management Of = X. Crua.
TsIsyas.-Ths husclssss Journal
says tbst that city i the home Of we'll
organised band Of thieves.
TsE 3eth Regiment, At Dubuque, Wa
mustered into the United States ssrvics
on Tuesday last.
SUPERSEDED. The Star of the West.
New Oregos, North Wsn Democrat,
Cedar Fails, and The Bradford City
Mems, Chickasaw county, are among the
no-more.
After connection Of Eve years dura.
ton with the Council Bluffs Nonpariet.
Mr.. Maynard has retired from that pa
per. He is succeeded ~ w. s. Burke;
who has had newspaper experience.
The Cd and Sd stories Of Rice's Iron
Store, Keokuk, are being fitted up for
hospital purposes, and are pretty we'll
filled with the patients brought up on the
last boat.
This makes FIVE hospital buildings 10
Keokuk.
More Cotton.-M. F. Gates. Esq, oil
Ononwa, presented The Editor Of the
Muscatine Journa! with fine large boil
of cotton, yesterday, as sample Of a 10,
raised on he premises in Louisa county
this season.-From present appearances
cotton may yet become one Of the pro.
ductions of Iowa.
FoRTuNATR.-A Muscatine merchant
50 the Journal says, was day or two
since made the overjoyed recipient Of q
whole, old fashioned silver dime. The
man being liberal spirited, and one who
has the happiness Of the community
at heart, Immediately placed it in con.
spicuous place in his show window
The unusual sight drew together large
crowd OF admiriog spectators. If the
merchant is really in earnest in bis do
sire to serve the community, be will re-
move the piece, as it has tendency tc
draw men from their usual avoeations.
A CnrLD BURNED TO DEATH-An
other terrible accident happened in Du
buque, as We learn from the Herald, or
Tuesday morning. A little girl, aged
five years, the daughter Of Mrs. Muir
phy,a widow woman living in the rooms
over Barry's store, q few rods below
Wslout street, was playing about, when
through some accident her clothing
| caught fire from the stove In the kitch.
en-, and before help came she was sc
horribly burned that she lived but few
hours, when death relieved her from
the agonies she suffered. Her mother
earns her living by sewing, and was 81
the time at work at Smiths coat making
establishment, and the little girl was II
the care Of her elder sister at home
She was also out, and none OF the fami
~ knew OF her sad condition until som,
| time afterwards.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

TIE NEW ILLINOIS SRNAroa.-The
Democratic victory in Illinois guarantees
the election OF Democratic u. s. Sem
ator. Who will that person be. We
think the minds Of the Democracy of
that State are pretty well made up to
the promotion of Hon. VIM. A. Rich.
ardson to that honorable position. He
was the friend and compeer of Douglas,
and should be his succc ssor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

EDITING CouNraY NEwspApER.-
Pomeroy's La Crosse Democrat speaks
feeliugly OF the newspaper business. We
hope Brick is not detailing his own per.
sonal experience when he says:
About the meane.t, smallest, worst,
lowest, most pusillanimous and thor.
oughly contemplate business a person
was ever in, or eyer can engage in, or is
liable to be drawn into, or is unto, tun ate
enough to have anything to do With, is
editing q country newspaper! A busi.
ness That sounds SO elevating and impor-
tant, yet, contains more bitterness, petty
caucusing, driveling, miserable p,iuci-
pies and yields no benefit to the edi-
tor, either in pocket or position.
A business that hazards credit, love of
truth, veracity, good opinion, good posi-;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

Hoes are selling in indianapolis, Iod.,
= 25 per hundred, gross.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

ACARD.
VTVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock of Boots and Shoes 10 VIM. G.
Harrah, begs leave to retarn his thanks TO bis
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the s.ms 10 his successor in business, whom he
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
]. e. TODD.
September 18th, 1861
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Of Boots a1d Shoes from J. G. Todd,
wonld respectfully solicit . cont .uance Of the
public patronage, I'd assures his friends that he
ready and willing to sell goods At the loves. c, al
price, at his new store on Second stree. oppoate
he lie Clsire House.
WIN. G. HARRAH.
Osp'omoer iltns 1869. nov4-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
UO018I BeU0utlVu PWuU eVVU8 WIFI
No. - BRADY Sc,
unxf Door ApovD nm ron evy1ox.

A NEGao CHILD FRozsN TO DEATH IN
ONO ABOLITION SYMpArnr.-A nero
child was frozen to death about 4 mile
and half from Logan on Sunday night.
Two children were driven from shelter
BY an old darkey named Arthur Jenk,ps
90 rumor says, and after being exposed
to the weather from Friday Afternoon. one
VAS found dead on Sunday, 10 . corn.
shock. The other one, it is thought.
will die from the effects Of the exposure.
Lo, the poor negro! The freedom to
which the poor darkeys are invited BY
Abolitionists, is liberty to die in the open
fields from exposure and starvation! liow
the heart sickens at the recital Of such
instances Of human suffering. May God
protect the poor and destltute!- Gin.
Enquirer.
TaR abolition newspaper in Toledo
Ohio, says: II white men are ,ot Ill.
ling to work by the side Of negroes, il i
their privilege TO seek employment ese.
where" The abolitios newspapes in Gin.
cir natl Gays: If white mes doo't like to
work with negroes, they can join the
army" Abolition oewspspefs thfoogout
this State echo the above, and pitsonslv
beg and whine for The i&portationpf %.
gsoss. r. s'a xia'aa = p es
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

HENRY Clay Dean made . speech At
Quincy, on Monday evening. which the
Herald pronounccs to be one Of surpaas.
ing poser and eloqueuce, and breathing
tho lof,iest spirit Of patriotism. 1t pro
duced marked effect upon the Thousands
who heard it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

Tas new Democratic member Of
0ssgsss ~ w6ss ~ - sSssss6 -
not take their scats till year from now.
Before thes tine the war msy have pro
gses.sd 10 . hnskty, asd Congress
could not, \ felt d,qossd to, do any
mischief 70 embarfaos the prosecution
ofthe wae.- Chicago Journal.
This 10 the only crumb Of consolation
that abolition joorosls css fad among
the ruins Of this party. The Journal
10 right about the mischief BY the
time the present disunion Congress 10
through il will have consummsted .
career Of "mi.chief'-of gross villaioy
acd wickedness that will leave but little
fear in the minds Of thepeople that the
Dem ocracy will ever be abIe to equal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

rsk - - W $3.50
only l. FEW DAys MORE.
Pay UP -FOUR TAXES
SAVE COsTSl
NOVEMBER Is, 1862,
| shall place the delinquent city hx list in the
hands Of The pnntsr ani aftsr that date
Coats will be added.
Save unnecessary ezpenses and Pay Up
h. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
nov7dtd
N q Z O n
To Agents Of Railroads, Steamboats,
AND STAGES.
DrsBuRsrxo OryIcE, DAvRxpoRr, Iowa.
November 9Th, 1862.
Notice 10 hereby given that after the present
date, the undersigned will not pay transportation
on passes signed BY the State authorities. Only
those signed BY himself will b recognised.
H. B. HENDERsHOTT,
nov6-A Capt. 81 Artillery.
Toz - LI II.
90 Pieces
q II IL y 8 TIN II TT!
EOR WHICH PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
IL ceived
At the Adjutant Gemeral'A Office
until November 5th, 1861 for the whole lot, or BY
the single piece.
The goods can be seen at my office.
N. b BAKER.
Acting Quartermaster General Of Iowa.
Adjutant Generals Office, Davenport, Oct. 2s, 81
Oct30-d1w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

:. Q. FAnKHR, Md. Gro. ". n CARN, y. y.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
1 No. franklin clock, second floor, Brady ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Il Va.
On. PARKER's residence, corner yth and i.eClaire
stsosts. DR. CSC. ". MoCAKN:s residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of 9TH.
l7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

J. A. REID, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/ asd residence No. rs, corner Main an Third
treets, Davenport, Iowa. juyl DIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08

90 Hfw eseea
.nass1gaxds
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DIR. J. H. McLEAN'S q.
STRENGTHENING CORDlM
BLOOD PURIFIER. D
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLH
ard the q
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CO
DIAL EVER TAKENI

The thousands upen thousands who are d
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certify that il is absolutely infallhe remedy j
renoy ating and inrigorsJng the shattered and 4
eased system, purifying and enriching the Bl9aS
AND STRENGTH.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
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rhGa. Dysentery, Headache Depression of Spif9
Fever and Ague, Inward Fever, Rad Breath, or -
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s. Gen d Si, Go you wish to he Heaines
~ Ladies'. do yoa want the Bloom of Health q
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FOR CHILDREN.
DO yon want your defleste, sickly, puny Chid1
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the directions each bottle il is 10
One table spoonful, taken every morn
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~ CAUTION !-Beware OF Druggists and De-
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saying il is Just as good. There are even men
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Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. q
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TIME SrsrstAen and tarfeoyqle the whole orfa1
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DIR j. IT. MCLEAN. Sole PROPHECIES
Corner Third and Pine sts., Sc. Louis, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-29

Prd',f'd ~ Rcs :! Lestsrs Po..at Of Eag'nnd, and
SfcWysd jy the SAILS Of the Ec0's de PhGT Hatie he
Paris, and tse InlpIia College Of Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR MOL
Il the efectusl remedy for RELAXATION. SPER-
MfToREHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIESrNAR No. 9,
Completely and entirely era'iicates sill traces OF
those disorders FOR which Copaiva and Cubebs have
generally hoea thCI-ht an antdote, TO the ruiz of
the health Uf q vas. portion OF the population.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for III ruritics sf the system well secondary
symptoms. obvatng the destructive of Mer-
curry. well other deleterious ingredicnt and
which AL the Sarsaparills in the world cannot
remove. TRIESESIAR Ncs. |. 2 and 3 are alike
devoid Of taste smell and of all rauseatips quail
tiles. They In the form of lozenge. aud may
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus-
pected.
Sold in tin cases at s. each, four SO eases in
one fer so, and in 81 cases, thus saving So, as
sdministered by yslpean. LslleNand, Roux, &c,
dc. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. 4. BARROW,
i94. Bieerker street. -four doors from MacDougal
street, New York. Immediately receipt of re-
mittance. DR.. Barrow viii forward 1riesemar to any
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the Instructions of the writer.
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Fraity. Price Is cents. Triesennar and Book can
Washington, ID. C.. de Il tr
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES
DR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN Pills EOp EEa

oOLDES LILO run
kfcHtte fn rorrefting, regnatiss qad renaorine ali
otSrRcftons, from tchdterer 'caKse, aud
= Arrays sM6e SsfHI as preventive.
The above Pills have now been in use for over
thirty years, ano in case, where the directions
nave been correctly followed have these pills failed
inc certificate from one of the first laes Of Utica,
n l., who called upeR my agents in that city, tMr
VIM. Bristol Co. and told them that she of
course did not wish her name to be made public but
II any one should dosbt the trondsfsl sEcqry of Dr.
puPoncos Golden Pills, they might refer any lady
to her as she considered IL deity tceH pleasure
TO relate hen ksotcdye of their efficacy as admins
Seleo 70 her daughter, young lady II years old.
eod,nature become obstructcd. Tre bOyes ef these
G9tdea PtlE entirely crrsd her, and she is now in
ROBUST health. More and stronger proof might be
given. These pills are also a certain cure for
sSs Whoess Retail sS5 b,
u; GILMAN, Druggist, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Retail BY L. BOSWELL, corner sd street and Pa.
Avenue; s .. WAITE; corner I'll street and Louis.
i p Avenue; and at NILByhNs west 18th, near
above agents, TO the Washington Post ONCE, can
have the sent to any part of the country conf
dsntiaily by mail; Sold also Sy r s. T. CfssEL,
BROWN & BROTHER, Baltimore; i. s. HANCE,
HALk g. RUCKEL, 21s Green street, New York.
GenerarWhelesale Agents.
N. b. Look out fer Counterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box IS signed s. ID.
Howe. All others are base Imposition and unsafe;
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Howe on every box, which has recently been added
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ingredients composing the above Pills are made
known to every Agent, and they win tell you they
s. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
y3 New York.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAy.


@S 60 60 s:
PsssESGHR TRstSs FROM WASHINGTON.
On III faE "a fls siassI RI Ta An ya
WASHINGTON. pAf SffSfSsn AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY fRsI Is2 re 5S ws9sssillsarox AND
TWO DAILY 1d Est is It'll HHE% %FsE WASHING
ON suSpASN b a eS2 r. EsA AH w sp sRFALTvRR
Passengers for the West mai e,ose connection,
a; 6Sis k';IT: !5ns'an as
siS6fFSIff5fhfiisi' I and NEW roxx-L..v.
For hS Ssl f w.ss sna
49,. FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
" leave Washington II Z. - q. snd p m,
and on Sundays AZ p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH e
Leave New York at "a; z; PhiissePhis II s,s =;
Leave New York a. .. m. Philsdelphia 1870
Leave New York at Up. n Philsdelphi. $50
M, baltimore 7.4 q. m. Arrive at Washington
g. q.
Local Accommodation Train. leave Baltimore a.
lns m, aud u p u for sshin gton; arrive there
at l. a. n; and .. m.
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Bsiti
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington att 20 q m and
6p. m, and Baltimore at Z ~ a and 5 u r. m :,
make connections at Washington Junction tRelayS
with Trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
sl points West of the Ohio River and for ali points
along the line OF the baltimore and Ohio road. in
Maryland and Virginia. - =
Trains leave Anns polls For Baltimore and Wash.
ington daily, except Sundays. at rs a. n and 81
p m. - .@r = -'..
Passenger Trains ,@svng Washington 1T m,
a, = u n. HalrlmOre & 2
2, m. and g., p. m, stop only at Anna polls ard
Wellington functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accomu odation
Trains only. w p SMITH,
mT-n,r Master OF Tran sport alton,
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Oh. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILL&|
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, BILLI0UsNx1
HEAnACHE lr

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should be used in malarious districts.
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain . !
Stomach or Bowels; though very active and So
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season, may prevent hours, days, and montnl
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tasteless. Price snly Is cents Per box, and -
sent BY mail TO any part of the United States.
j. III. MCLEAN, Sole Propriesue
Corner Third and Pine Sta, 81. L.
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DR.. J. ii. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC q
L0NIMENT
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WoRIpG
MAN an RGheT Fl

-, Thousands OF human beings have been -
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fAnters, Farmers, or any one hsving chs!
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IL, ana you viii be convinced. -
Dr.J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Prcpriss
mssm c. sTOTT, Agent, Washing ION,
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CENTRAL RAILROXu

@H@.sss go
Is FIRST. sg sss # so sf1Hseti0ns,
70 AL THE WESTERN CITIES.
STONE f R.EP,. sAEET iS AID coMfoRri
BAGGAGE CHECKED SSS# Ha, .Ur MORE,
rn THREE RAItF IL Tbt FfTr EBGN
CLOSE coS IsG f tSss RI IFf HnkSRRrsBURa
NORTHERN cESTRSI RAILROAD,
THE GREAT At t tI5&FHf ROUTE
WASHINGTON f ESb BALTIMORE
WEST, SoRf II eSfnt AND II 'f SOUTHWEST.
" For Through Tickets srply at the Offices Of
the Northern Central Railroad Company. northeast
Washington, and Calvert Station, baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
,rpTnr n B S Iake the and + n fTam',
where close connections meae with trains on the
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
with the trains Oh the Pennsy aris Central Rail-
road for al parts Oh the West.
By this route Freights Of all descriptions csr be
forwarded 70 and from any point the Railroads.
az Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
The PennsyiTania Central Eaiirsai also connects
at rittshurg with Steamers, by which Goods can
he forwarded to any port CT the Ohio. Nsskincum,
kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Missis-
sirpia Wisconsin Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. and
Red Rivers: and at Cleveland. Sandusky. and Chi
cGgo " th steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entru>ting the irarspor-
talon of their Freight % this Company can rely
with confidence on Its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT To and from sry point
in the West by the Pennsyl ana Central Railroad,
az al .i51es JarOrdosc cGg sed " oths1
Railroad Companies.
Central R.R.n
MAGRAw & KoONs. Freight Agents.
No 20 North street Baltimore,
ENOCH LEWIS. Genl Su periRtendent Atons, Pa.
l.. L. HOCPT, Gen Ticket gent. Ph;lsdel rhis.
VI. u. HoC STOS, General Freight Agent. Phila-
ce.phla. jan s-ly.r