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The New York herald., 1862-12-19
Strike OF the Ship Carpenters in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.

The ship carpenters employed in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard struck for higher wages yesterday morning, and,
as their demands not complied with. nor any pro-
mise given that they would be- suspended further opera
tons and left body. There in all hundred
and fifty employed IN this department. Of whom it s
understood but conn ucd to work at the old
appears that the LIST of November the wages
workmen in several departments raised at the rate
OF twenty-five cents per day Previous to that time first
class carpenters received So 0 second class 81 25 and
third class s. per day The wages Of caukers and spar
makers were the time advanced fifty cents max
Ing their daily pay So. The carpenters consider
ing themselves entitled 10 equal wages, ap
piled to the proper quarter for an advance, but
receiving satisfaction, called . meeting, which
convened at Masonic Hail. Williamsburg, the evening
fthe l7th inst at which Mr. John Lozier chosen
President and Mr.. J. W. Hurst Secretary After
terchange OF views II determined TO suspend work
next yesterday morning. and TO reassemble at Tam
many Hall, in York street, TO adopt such as
might be deemed practicable.
The meeting called order by the President. and
q committee appointed 10 wait upon Admiral Paulc-
ing, Mr. Delano the naval constructor and Mr. Steele,
assemble at he same place as two O'Clock r. NJ, 70 hear
the result of the conference.
and Mr. Henry Leek or the Committee Of Conference
ported they had waited upon the officers the yard
the naval constructor, The result OF which was
that Mr.. Delano requested Mr. Steele 70 inquire
as to the rate Of wages paid in the New York
shpyads He returned with the report that the wages
outside ranged from 81 So 50 IS TO so per day The
Admiral being scnt for also consulted about the mat
ter He stated 70 the committee that be was not dis
posed 10 keep tho from receiving higher wages but
that he bad no authority 10 promise them an increase,
coud not therefore comply with their demands
tA be had heard from Washington He could give
for three four days. by which time he expected
20 boar from the Navy Department Mr. Leek stated, IN
conclusion that their Interview with the ocers OF the
yard had not terminated TO the satisfaction Of The
pepters.
Several persons the audience expressed the deter.
mnaAon 70 stand out for month unless their demands
complied with.
The PRnNDEn observed, In Q question, that
they would receive answer BY 70 morrow noon and
that the result would bs favorable He would advise
thsm however, to and OUT until they got further 10.
formation
The repor, ~as accepted and the committee
tinued.
Mr. Lssx then addressed the meeting. commencing the
carpenters for the determined stand they had saen and
advising them 70 hold out until they received the
they asked for.
The meeting after adjourned, subjec, the call O
the chair.
There at the present time two sidewhesl steamers
and ironclad propeers the stecks 10 the yard
and under repairs, upon which work 10
pended N consequences OF the STRIKE
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
Naval lntelligence.

srsAnn OsirRs-Nine guns.-The new steam propeller
Osspee, Captain ois. built at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard, went from that port The 18th Instant
She Is beautiful vessel Of thousand two hundred and
forty TONS hundred and feet losg, thirty
seven feet wide and seventeen feet deep.
The following is q correct list cf her oncers-
Captasn.-John p. Gtlis.
Lieutenant Comm0nder-Robert Boyd, Jr.
Lseuten0nt--J. A. Howell
Sureeon-Thos. J. Turner.
Pdpndster--kdward Foster.
Acting Mdstsr-C. c. Bunker.
Acting Enngns-H. s. Lambert and c. W. Adams.
Acfsno Masfers Mdss-wm. Knapp, Jr., Charles Put
nam, VIM. ". Gregg and VIM. wingood.
Observation-Disclosures Milne.
Acting CvuwO-John J. Adams.
Engners. Acting First Assstants-James W. Adams
and Perry Short. Acting second Assistanss-Geo. W.
Cobb ana Robert bennett Acting Third Assistants
Barry Webster, Edmund r. MaxHed. Joha r. Hogan
James r. Webb and George W. Kidder.
he steam sosp sscramento which ID one Of the
Arst vessels built a the Portsmouth yard s now Tar
advanced and will be prepared for With ali possible
despatch Her machinery consists Of two horizontal back
action engines with cylinders fortytwo inches IN dame.
ter length Of stroke thirty inches diameter OF SHAFT
nchss diameter Of propeller nnety revoluticas) fifteen
feet. shs will carry two elevennch Dahlgrsn guns one
one pound riHed PARROT gun two twenty four
pound howtzers, two twevcpound rinad do, and two
twcive.pound heavy de-
v8ssELs ORDERED TO MOVE.
NAHAyr--two guns, iron,clad battcry--has been or.
dered 70 New York TO nt out She e now At Boston,
where she was built and her journey bither down the
Sound will a trial trip She is Of the uins
one turret steamers built under Captain Ericsson's
second contract. Sue has board one-ecven and
fifteen inch gun, the latter being fred inside the urrc
she will he ready for in two weeks
osnpKE-ninc guns, new regular navy built steam gun
boat-was ordered on the 14th to leave Portsmouth, N
H. on her nrst cruise aud report Hampton Roads She
steamed successfully from the Kittery yard, making
eight knots ap bow her trip down The river. She
The New York herald., 1862-12-19

that afternoon and that be wished me 10 remain al my
hotel the hours Of four and SIX In the event OF
his desiring and In that case he would send FOR
He asked ne what hotel had put up a. replied.
wiards.
About ave O'Clock that r NJ, Mr. Lincolns messenger
the hotel for me Immediately accompanied him,
aud promptly ushered into the presence OF Mr.. Lin.
coin and his CaDDet remained At that meeting until
nearly eleven O'Clock that evening. On my entrance
without any other ntimaton TO those present, IN my
hearing 70 who was, Mr.. Lincoln merely said"Mr.
~ these gentlemen the circumstances atten
dant 90 your visit 70 Richmond and what you saw aud
heard there inoured:-sha 20 into details. sir
the first call that was made upon me IN Pttsburg "
uYes Mr. Lincoln replied, tsDd everything subsequent
thereto bearing upon this matter until you canc to
me this morning" then repeated all that have here
totore said without interruption, 10 the form OF In
aufy or otherwise until had done After had ceased
70 speak, there was pause Of full minute, and per
haps longer.
birthplace my relatives; my occupation the places o
my residence Tor years before knowledge Of persons
in those places and their knowledge Of me- my present
domestic aud social relations whether had up THU
time been regularly employed In my business; DID
have my employers consent 10 absent myself from
his employufenii did he know the nature Of th,
business which called me awayf did my wife
know its did anyone know W had confidential riesc
aud adviser 70 whom applied for counsel n the matter
These and every othe- conceivable question designed
arrive full knowledge OF my history and chsrae
an far rs could be octsined BY questioning mysel
occupied think at least snehak the time OF that sit
ting Mr. Stantn tho principal questoner and fire.
quentiy made notes of my replies Mr. Seward asked
| few q,iestioue, and Mr.. lincoln q lew.
No ons else asked me any was then put through
rigid examination as to acquaintance with Mr. Davis
~ origin and its continuance was asked what was tn
nature ef the service rendered Mr. Davis which mad
him attach much value 10 IL. declined 70 answer
4 Was - Ia military wayfn some one inquired. rc
| pliod, IN no, il was personal and private" !
seemed 10 be little annoying that declined 10 answe
this question, but was not pressed. Many other ques
tions were asked N reference 70 Mr. Davis sincerity
his prViesssd desire for settlement the bases OF hi
proposals. 10 all o which could but express my belle
10 it, and gave my reasons for that belief 10 that
thought senever desired shuddered the prospec
OF its continuance Ia view of the ruin bringing
the country and that he deemed the Union OF incacu
| liable value To the American people.
These views Of ~. psyS' sNtDeass ypre ~. ialVI
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
Court Calendar-Ths, Day.

srFskxp xpCouRr--llRcru.-Pa mos e75s, 7603 sO76
siTi s2s5 s2s3 s3ll gl6l e183, el64 $780, e173 sss
Part 2Sos 1904, 1902, SOFAS $500, sso1, ss1e sl2O,
ol70, 4426.
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
News from tho Pacinc.

SAN FRASusco, Dec. IT. 1852.
Both houses Of the Nevada Legislature have passed
corporation bal which requires majority Of the stock or
ali mining companies TO be owned by residents or
the Territory, and all cempanes' oRcers 70 located
there. passed under the influence Of intense
loyal pressure Aoet Of the stockholders reside in
San Francisco and all the Offices located there Strict
compliance with the provisions OF the bill would mate.
rally increase the population Of Nevada The Governor
may veto II. is also contsnded that is upconstitu-
tional.
Sailed ship Calcutta. for Manila.
sAx FRANCISCO, Dec. l8, 1852.
Oregon dates Of the 9th instant state that new gold
mines have been discovered the Boise river, which
rival In richness the Salmon river Mines
The Vicorta CAronicie says that seventeen hundred
pack animals have recently died at Caribos where the
snow Is over foot deep.
Sailed ship Tempest Akyab East Indies thence to
England, with rye.
The market is dull and depressed Candles $780, Our.
rants 12c 200 boxes Of CASTLE soap ut lTc 100 tons
pig iron at $36.
The ship Haze has been chartered for dye woods from
the the coast Of Mexico to New York.
Arrived steamer Orlzaba, Panama; brig Josephine,
Shanghai, Goth Of October. News not transferred.
Sailed ships Highlander, Liverpool, carrying "a 600
sacks Of wheat John Howland New Bedford with l. 760
barrels Oil.
The New York herald., 1862-12-19

commanded By Captain John p. oAls, whose valuable
services In South America have bs appreciated By hs
so.ntrynsn. Ear oshsr chief olDesrs ars-
HaAssass ObAmaa6u--R Robert Boyd, u.
Lsstsaaas-JoAn A. howell. ss
0vDss-Thomas J. Turner.
P0yssaad-Edwavd Yoetar
ChSf BnCinsr-James n. Adams.
AoHncuLo-ssvsn guns, screw sssamer-now at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard. has been ordered 70 forthwith.
Preparations were made last evening get hsr or and
she win leave to-day early. Che has been thoroughly
overhaued and repaired since her arrival The Monticello
returned some time since from the North Atlantic
Blockadingesquadren she s o55 burden Her des-
tination has not been made public
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
International Relief Fund. .

Mr.. A.A Low, Treasurer Of the International Relief
No 81 Buring slip, Acknowledges the re.
ce,pt Of the following donations since December le
1892 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

TRUSTEES SALE.-Wheress, on the 2sth
i day Of January, A. d 1861, David Crisman
and Elisabeth A. Crisman, his wife, executed IN.
to George 4 G. Dow, rs Trustee, q certain deed Of
trust, conveying to said rustee the land in Cedar
county, Iowa: described ~ follows to-w,t. The
east half Ut the south east quarter and the south.
cast quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
No twelve tl2) and the east half Of the south-
west quarter Of tho south west quarter Of section
No fourteen (14) all in township No. leve, ".
nine (79) north Of range No. i've (2J west Of tie
9Th 7. n. Also the louth- west quarter Of the
north west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section No thirty Eve l85 in township No. eighty
(s0 range three co. est, which said COW. ,. nee
was made by the said David lrisman and vito
for the purpose If securing the yment Of certain
promissory notes and the interest thereon, signed
BY said David lrisn,an, and dated the 2Sh day
# January, A. b. 1861, and three Of which we're
payable as follows: Each tor the sum Of N ir,y.
Eve dollars. duo in six, twelve and eighteen
months from date, to the order Of Au.tin orbin,
guardian, together with other notes, which IRE
fully described in tho Deed OF trust which /. 70.
corded in book g, of mortgages, page 2o3, Cedar
county records, to which reference is made for full
d descriptions.
come due and payable, and the said David Iris.
man having failed to pay the same, l, George 3.
Z. Dow Trustee - aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Iced Of Trust, will, on
Monday, the 4th day OF August, A. b. l.62, at
the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of ssid
day. at the Court House dor, in the city Of Dav.
IMPORT, expose and offer for sale, at public auction
for cash tho parcels Of land above described or 20
much thereof as 81 all be necessary to satisfy and
ray the amount Of said notes With tho interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with al the
costs and expenses ate ding said sale, costs Of
this notice and rustees lees.
1hAA A. Al Tt ~
GEORGE 3. e. DOW,
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Oh the 9Th day Of October. !.
w d. 1855, John Stolltsnbsre executed unto
samuel Sylvester, - Trustee, . certain Iced Of
Trust,conveying to said Trustee the land in scott
county, Iowa, described ~ follows, to-wit; The
south halt Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirsy-6ve 1857 in tsvnsnip number seventy nine
lS) north Il range number two (2) east 9Th r.
M, which was made TO secure TIL purchase monev
upon said land, which said CONVEYANCE ~, m.i.
BY the said Stolltenberg tor thspurpo.e Of curns
the payment Of eight certain promissory notes and
the interest thereon. igned BY said Siolltepberr.
dated the 9th day Of October, 4. d. 1852. Ana
amounting in oil to the sum Of eighteen hundrsd
dollars.
And now six Of the notes havine bocom.
due and payable, and tho said Stollteu. e,e hsyins
failed to pay tho same Samuel ester, Trustee
Is aforesaid 10 hereby give this public notice that
by viz Nc OF the power which IS in mo vested bv
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday the I'd day
Ct August, A. b. 1862, at the hour Of
two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said d.v.
at tho Court House door. in the CITY
OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale. e
public auction, tho parcel Of land above described.
or 80 much thereof ~ shall DO necessary 10 satis.
~ and pay the amount Of said nJtes with the in.
terest thereon to the day Of SALE together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale, costs
Of this notice ahd Trustee fees.
Dated the eth day Of July, A. D. 1852. .
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
Trustee.
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4 LEGXIsTI


gTVRU6IHR'0 0AlaD.- WAevue asAe 81
j day = ney,A =. D.ieoo JG1ss Spees, "A Mas.
easst BE wife, ssessesA .aee Howard bssiipolso
aid trustee The iasA h Scott e.ssty, Iosa a.
so1sh-ve qsass1e g seseies iScf rs in sovS.
sh,p ::.sasZ,sis: (7s( aossh e ms. ~: ~
E. = ssss ss.ss 4 ssss 81 fn "a -
sou, h-sass quAssss q he seesA- sast auas tY q
section swo ~ II toWnship eevsuty-nins (7ol
sosth Of range four ~ sass Of the Stu. Pm, 10
sores. vhseh sid eoaveyaaee = rsoerdsd n book
q :: ss:; ~ :. "a 2; ,:s.s: 4
and vile fos the purpose Of securing the pay.sns
a ,vo certain psomissusy nosss and the interest
thereon. to-vit: Ons sigssd By aid James Spsss.
favor Of W. Tovsseed. asssd ~ oah day q nsy,
4 D 1850. and payable in one yser thereafter. e.
On which saii note there has besn paid the san
Of twenty dollsrs ($50l, and one signsd By he
ss;d janes Speef and John Culberteon, dated
Juns 1871. 1859. favor Of Isaac Jscksoa, for the
sum OF $685., on which said note the iatersst hes
been paid - March 9Th, 1851. ard $50 % sssesnt
Of the principal.
And nov aid notes haviae bsesmedIs and pay
able, and the said James apssr and John Cul-
brrsson having failed 70 pay the same. !, Howard
Darlington, Trustee - do hereby give this
public h; nS.is: that X y';es q The
~nacn utu ne veosoo ~ $40 iva u ITuSss
iwn on Tuesday, the 2sh day Of July, A. D.,
1852 q the Aour Of tea o'clock in the forsDooe Il
ssid day, u the Court House door, in the city
Of navsnporA sxpess and oGsr for sale q pablo
auction, thepafcels Of land above described Or %
@uen Thereof :. shall b necessary to satisfy and
psy INC emoas. :, u said notes with The in
costs and expenses attending ssid sale co.s Of h;s
| notice and Trustees fees. '"''
Dated the 23d day Of June, A. n. 1852
/ HOWARD nARl IL CTn~,
jne24-dts1 Trrs,..-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
May5th, 1859.

RUSTE.S SALE.-Whsrsas, on the 1st day
J OF June, 4. ID. 1855. Andrew L. ThonpeoD
executed unto Louis A. Macklot - Trustee, . Ger
tain Deed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in scott county. lows. described % follows,
to-wit: he south half of the north west quar-
Ter Of section number twenty COY in township
No. eighty 80 north Of range No three (3) east
of the 5th p. N. Which aid conveya ice w.s
made by tho sad Andrew l. Thompson for the
pu, pose Of securing the payment Of enc certain
promi.sory note and the interest thereon, signed
BY said Andrew L. Thompson. and dated the Is,
day of June, 4. II. 1855, and payable to the order
OF Austin Cerbin in ten years sfter date, for the
snm Of four hundred and twenty dollars, with in
terest payable annually at the rate Of ton per cent
per annum, said mote being given In part for pur-
chase money Of said tract u land.
And now the interest due June Let, 1862, hay-
ing become duo ana payable. and tho said An
drew 4. Thompson having failed to pay the same
|, Louis A: aaeliot, Trustee a. Aforesaid, d.
HEREBY give this public notice, that BY
virtue Of the power which 10 in mo vested
by said Deed Of Trust, l will on Saturday thu
% day Of August, D, 1862, 1t the hour If min,
o'clock il the forenoon Of said +ay, ct the Cour
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale. public auction, for cash, the par
Gel Of land above described, or 20 much there,
as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay tho amount
o said interest with the interest thereon to tn,
day of sale, together with oil the costs and ex
penses attending said sale, cos,s of this motto,
| and Trustees fees.
Dated the 81 day of July, A. D., 1869
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
iuly4-dts Trustee
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

THs STATE OF Iowa, In the District Court Of
Scorr COUNTY, ss. Scott Co. State Of Iowa.
Macklot / 6orbin ". George G. Williams.
To said Defendant.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. there is how on Gle in the once Of the Clerk
Q. tho District Court Of said county, petition Of
Macklot Corbin, claiming Of you the sum ofs294,-
as msney duo upoa account for monies sivanced
and taxes paid for You, and the plaintiffs pray
that . writ Of attachment issue and
unless You appear thereto, and de- end,
on or before noon Of the I'd day of tho next
term Of said Court, to be holden on tho LIST Monday
OF November, A. D.. 1862, default will DO entered
again-t you and judgment rendered thereon for
the spoynt herein claimed. with interest and
costs. lOW + BROWN,
July26. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
TEE SrAr1 or Iowa. In the District Court Of
Scorr COUNTY, ! scott Co., State Of Iowa
DY vIhTUE OF SPECIAL EXEt UTlON
ID issued from the Office u the Ulesk of the us
trict Court of Scott Iousty, ststs Of lows, in
favor OF ]. j. Lindlsy and Ssnsel aadd.ris, and
againss Cbsl11tts naxnsli 80 A.s0 Asxssfl,
dated July z5sh. -. . 1853, and 70 ne direo'ed,
sommsading mo that Of the rel estate hssein-
.. ter described ef the sid 4. D. MAXWELL +
mske q essss TO b nads The s"m Of nine hup-
dsed sd 6fte,n Is 100 t$0l5.DS) dollars,
with interest and seses,zl lsyied sapoo Tie fell
lowing described real sstats lying and bsinx stu-
stsa i The Cssnty q ssest .ssa Stsss u lows,
viz: The North half Of the MestA-Wsse quarter
of Ssstiea No. thirtss. ll3) Townsbip No Soy
esty-seysa IL y Rasgs No. tws,(Sh ssst q ths
And hsrsbg give rsssis sesie. TIA. shall
osr for sals II pubic oGiery, q the Court House
door IN The city Il Daysapset Nernsl q seott,
aod 6sats II lows, On 'Satsrdsy, the 3eth day q
Iusnst. lisa bseUees Tho hsuss Of oeloek q. Il.
as1 sis,esk y. u. Of seiA diA ale feAo1nss6x
6 ~ heus 81 o'sltek =. y. 81 nd dsy, "a I
win ss,l = ~ highest - bGss staodss therefor
II eesh, Ne shove 1sesgibsd property. - sn4iess
1lersof = sssisyths saeye A1bksitA iasssss1
psss1 s,as,ls alyss l.l1 ia 1919 ~. ~
H(ysa.y1e y ieAe1lsef1sO o. II. s. )
$. Dig : 49, ie e6s ! Saot
= ~ lnblaxl .saisilaa assa sss's
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GREArlvNSOLlDATED LINE
cincinnati l. Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

C3OPTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
to Circinnats, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two cypress Trains leave West SIDE Unit De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
At A NJ. daily, except sunday.
At Clio NJ, Tally, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO:45 A NJ, and l0:45 ~
Through to Cincinnati and lniirnspolis without
change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Thu, ugh tickets may BE- obtsinei At the principal
railroad offices in the Northwest, and the Com
pany's uf6ce, No 1873 Randolph street, under
the Sher4 an House.
JOHN BRANDT, ), Gent Sup't,
C.E. FULLETT, GenI Ticket Ag't
a. n. H. MOOR, Ag't, Chicago.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Tus STATE OF I0wA,l In the District Court Of
Scorr COUNT. Scott Co., Stste Of Iowa.
Samuel c. Yopng ". Louis ArnCsld, J. +. Dsnck-
lee. George H. Kellogg and George y. Van
HOsen.
To said Defendants.
You are hereby notified, that there is now On
le in the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF said county, petition Of samuel G. Young,
claiming the foreclosure Of ssrtai9 ed II 1snsS
on the following dsscnbsd land. to-wit: Two
acres Of land out Of the south west corner Of the
north half Of the south west quarter Of section
%. township 70. range cas-, more fully described
in the petition. Ss,d nor gage j. given to secure
two notes, one for 1855 and one for III %, d. q
Jppe l6tb. 1859, with interest .. ton per cent.
sitter maturity; and uslsas yon appear the'sts
and defend, on OF before noon Of sss sssoDd ssy
of the next term Of said Court, to be holden
on the lss Monday Of November, 4. D., 1sS2,ds-
tsult will be entered against you and judgment
rsndered the con tor the amount hersin claimed.
nth interest and eosss. ta-
DOW ! BROWN,
jly20- Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ll.iaois Central Railroad.

~
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Sd, tssins will lexve from the Grand Central
:epot, foot Of Lake and South Wstsr street:
Through Express, I At $50 A n. arriving 1t
iai. ', exc, S.ndaysj cairo 1t 4:so N.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 N. for Cairo and Way
Train, ; Stations, arriving 1t Cairo ~
Every day, s:45 N next ds,.
~ This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only 70
Lrbana. Trains arrive 1t Chicago 1t 1l:05 A
AMI s:30 Pm.
tr Tickets and information, apply ct the once
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn:
e.OAM Gas AN
0.A5 AN 025A
1900 n 1910 n
3,N0 PM 8A5PH
e0OPM 65OPM
W.R. ARTHUR, Gen1 Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen I Passenger Ag't. noSOu