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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
In all parts Of the country the day was celebrated
Vol, IN uriyersaI erthusiaau

with universal enthusiasm
st louis there procession Of the trade. eight mile.
loug ~ tie e'ennss large Getting was he'd, at Which Gen
/ Eatct ord ~taf were iu dttefdeuce.
A. Pli sdephis, bunting ming sauts military displays
and ilruaons p.resdrd the CITY, In th- evening the SEE
let ana Common councils the Governor Members Of the
Leg.AuIe iaAey oces aud number Of other gentlemen
olned 1t The Cont nenfr Hotel
At Botor Fsneuil Hal the scene Of unboupded enhn
Ram where the Hon. Ceose s. Willard read Wa,hueton,
Isrwe Adire's. sau'e' were med bells ruDs. bunting
no.t-d. end joy Seemed to hl all hsaHs
10 Cnena the day opeaed Win ssSute from ths fortif
- tuned DOT W"hirg"n rnr,"ei address was read sud
tie ci y eeueTs ~ iouinsted.
At bsiiaaoie buat!'g A.@ed e,eDwheTe The military
made fine display. N.siington's Monument gsyly
deped with fas aud fo.ef. ssu'o fred bell. runs
sod gre,t y wa,msui ested by the people.
~ Bufsio re d-it Fillmore read Wssbiugton's Fare
well Adjr in d. Loras CAach; there Procession OF
tho c'ic societies and ne military suesw bred and the
people Illuminated their houses.
AT LouisvIe ny the day stormy bu, the people fred
c,uDon lighted bonhes. and The Hon Jane. Gurc made
speecr 70 large asemoage, advocating severe treatment Of
A, Providence r. l. GOV Arnold esd Wt.hinsro's
Farewell Address. Gov sPfsue aud -t4i attended 1Leo
was splendid nj itary displ,y aud salues fred
AZ Abby, y; there va 'p'ri'ed miaT, drp.ey,s
vel Adde'S. ia Dr. spseuea Church, Gen Anthem delivered
al alton, aid there was ge'ers iliunhnai u.
Ia CeseWd, Ohio, there shouting ffing Of cannon
rsdit Of NahirstoL Farewell Address, ard ianiusons
la citenyoit l. l.. the people were J1bi4ni ihn re
OF JOY.
At Trenton the demonstration, Of popular JOY were of the
woris nd huuf u cannon.
Al New Haven. Conn, large National banner was pre-.
SEATED Ms Commodore Foot@ b. the students Of Yale 1o
lege. tie peseuatiou atde BY 4. Chamberlain esa
Of The 4 1888 wi'h spropae Ien.Iss A oquent
OIee 10 behalf Of Ira FoOie sdo by PaesL rei
q salLs II thirteen gun. was ied dgrns tn p,,cu.a
don
AZ HoD.asd,n NJ J., the Celebration WA gnerl and En-
AIiisfie
D,rat, tbeIe.as srand proees'ol, ming Of sslats,
nd J. Itfon, Gispl.y II buliin..
3 ldallp H. Ind. meet velefeoiu alith eLnfches
d. ut. swe" IL I'd. tnd frss fo,tet at IL poniF
IN Baths Pouleid, beiat and other Of Maine The
ay was ocicJrst,d with Oni-d joy hrd entLu.a.m
In LoGuyie ny, several locs qai.a brllianl
I'D rockets aud bonhres.
IN lisuord, Conn tie 22d celebrated by salute sni
gR 81 belts al noon, aud by great display 81 Hays There
~ cleo on Dsue ci.lz.ns meeting IN tue ryenrg at Allyn
'hn "hrIe Iatiobc sdire.ses made by Judge Lls
'of1, fIoL Elliott, AID others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BY EARL RUSSELL
his Answer to The Rebel Commissioners
The independence of the Rebel States
Cannot be Acknowledged.
THE THREATENED WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES
Remarkable Proposition Respecting PriyaeeE'
HAIiFax. Saturday. Feb,

HAIrrAx. Saturday. Feb q, 1852.
The Royal Mail steamship Nisgara, from Liver
pool February s, at p. M, via Queenstown Feb
ruary 9, arrived here at o'clock this evening. She
has 10 passengers for Boston, but no specie for that
port. she brought fJ0,o 900 for Halifax.
She passed the Arabia, bound to Liverpool, on
the 9th.
The Hibernian, from Portland, arrived at Liver
pool on the 9th.
HALIFAX, Feb. %, 1869.
The X. NJ. steamship Niagara sailed at 4:3O a: M
for Boston, where she will be due tomorrow alter
noon.
The Niagara sailed this morning at 4:3O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
TIN LATE CoUS1 CAyour.-Tbe public cha

TIN LATE CoUSI CAyouR.-The public character
Of the late Count Cayour the subject of bu ,lab-
olaie and deeply interesting paper, which was read
on Thursday evening, before a crowded audience, in
the hall q The Historical Society by Prof. Bota Of
the New.iork uniyersty. I'll. paper nece.suriy
embraced q review OF She policy Of tie Piedmon.
tese Government from the time when Count CAyour
v.is frst called inrO tho councils IL HE Sovereign
AAd III the sketch o! tie great mans career which
tie Professor preeented, hn literal Gomez
vati,m wa. carefully distinguished from the re-
pDbuicanioin Of nazzini, on The ono hand
aud tie Jeac'iouIy tendeucies of the carly
aGyisers of Charl,s Albert, The otho. The boz
tie surrounding Influences rendered republicans NJ in
It.iy mere ;mpnrtic,hic theory; and Cavour, loo
ioreecirg thu, devoted IN. enc yies and biz Ire ~
secure Tor MS couutry ooiNituIousl government
under limited monarchy. Tie slugllarrhil which
ho brought 70 bear gaining i1s Safdiuia the frieud-
siip OF the Western Powers WIS illmiu,ed In ce.r
tsrns aud the whole ,h iracir o. HE statesman we
brought out in Vivid coioring. The audience tosi.
fed their appreciation Of the lecturer by frequent
cheen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE FIRFMEC

The members Of the Fire Department bad good
tine generally. The exempt members Of Engine
Company No. ii bad a celebra ion in their house No.
40 BroOne street, in the evening, at which eyeral
speeches were made and songs sung This company
sem eight leu TO the WARM The Ellsworth Regime
OF Iopaves amor G then Sergeant Bu,'erwouh, who
Was killed Ju,tice was done TO bis memory, rs We'll
as 10 those Of their gallant bOher fremen who fell
IL tee disastrous affair Of Bull Run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
MEETING OF MERCHANTS.

On Saturday mouiog there was large assem-.
thge Of merchants at McCulochs salesroom.
JOnat al Stnrses called the chair, aud made
q bIief sIesch after which preaall,s ard
adopted and COZ es ordered TO be sent 10 Pres dent
Lin OH and GeUerBis Scott and Mcclellan. The
reading Of Wasiinst TOMS Address concluded the OK.
erCisca.
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toned by the Rev. Drs. vinton and ogioyi sau .s1.
;ts close the Farewell Address was rsad. ZIG '0''

ylcen closed Win ttt on HyHH' .J;o, the
AZ St Paul's the Rev. Or. Dix, before reading W,
address, made few remarks, expressing s' ,he
qualification 10 officiating IN churcn w. 49,
srert wash gton wee once rgGsr TOr EsGen or
o'ist cbanted the service and at tbe close ol 'n'
saereises Mr. e. performed several national ai's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE MARK FTe

The public markets were closed part of the day
NJ Fotou Market business war susj ended from no ~
10 - 2. M, national n ute fred ~ sunrise by Mr
Chulob, aud archer salute OF "a guns a. BOON Mr.
Phelps read tie Declnalion Of Independence aud
IN Farewell Address, sud the market men were
gene ally jgbilAnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
POLAND.

Alvices from Warsaw announce that judgment
hns been pronounced by courl.marlial on the Catho
lie piitss imprisoned in the citadel. Fonr ranous
wero condemned 10 transportation to Siberia, and
Que 10 imprisonment ia the fortress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE NEwsBOYs CELEBRATION.

~ te evening tie newsb,ys were entertsi ne d
VI an excellent dinner at ther Lodging Iouse
Which Lad been provided by d.. Dv,r and f,iends
Ai'ef cinner The boys were adre red hy Wr. Pootb
'''' ME- jameson raig several popular sores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
SI,AIN.

The Cortes was discussng the treaty with Mexico.
Martinez de Ia Rosa WAS dangerously i'll. His HE
was desIaired Of
NJ. Mon was summoned from Paris TO take his
place as President OF the Chamber of Deputies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
TIE DAY IN THE CRlRITABLE INsTITU-
TONS.

The dav was celebrated on the Islands in charge
of the Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
with much spirit Me;srs. Draper, Bell, and Nichol-
sou went 10 Randalls Island in the morning, and
were received by The Randalls Island Cadets with
music and flying tanners. TIE exercises at the
schoolroom, both in declan nation and singing were
In good taste, and of character which would do
credit to any ward school in the city. The children
were clean, neat aud heslhy in appearance. Around
Che wel.yeDtil ted scbOOl-roUm were displayed the
cmllrns beautiful flags, rrrsenied at different
periods, by vIsitors. From she center OF he ceiling
hung lOug banner, Oh With The victories Of the
tnlOn arms were neatly iDscnbed with The names of
the Generals qua Baval heroes underneath. From
al EXTENDED INSPECTION Of the various nurseries,
scaoUl-roOms, llay.roous diuing-rooms, dorui-
tones and ho-pitpls, we are enabled TO state
thai the institutions the lsiahd, ana the
one thousand cildren contaiued in item, are 10
the most satisfactory coud ii N. Everywhere the
most scru uious cleanliness prevailed and the htlt
ones, jy tieir happy aud healthy appearance wer,
evidrnlly az well cared for the most fasiidiou.
could desise. Unlike most lsoes where larg,
number OF perrOns live together, The apartment,
were all Of an even temperature, and so well KEEP
that not tie east unpleasant OdOr could he dtecied
H. the LuDatic Asy lum, A Inns House, Work. Hou.e
snd Peniieniiary, op Bla, kw,ll bland, which We
also visited The day was suitably observed. The
same neaiDess and good order preyaisd throughout
IL pleasant to note The imprOv ement in the con
ton oi the little fonudhngs and Orphans now under
the of tie females Of The AlGs-o Use, the
practice OF putin them out 10 nurse III the Cily to
irresponsible women has been abolished. Iusteod Of
dirty, iaID,i ed creatures, dying Of marssmus, the
wsrOs tlied with chubby liule CT loren, bloom
ing With beaitb, and showing every sign OF the
kindly care which is now bestowed upon them. The
change il indeed most gratifying for the better. Mr..
Keen, Tie Warden OF the PeBitentiaIy, Informed us
thai tie maes and femaes now under hi. charge are
all provided with profitable employ ment, whereby
they much more Than The covt Of tteir maintc-
nance The saving 10 the city by tits course is
ma y thousands of dollars white tie beneficial ef
estimated.
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INDIA.

Bombay papers TO Jan. Is represent the product oil
the last cotton crop pouring into Bombay from Tie
various cotton districts.
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BE n~:so, and the Gar. sOaneled Banner aoai"s Of

ne Union, and the s,ar Sp@gled Banner against all
fee Cheers.
The reverend gentleman continued for some time
jn strain Of patriotic eloquerce and enlogy upon
Che character of Washington, and concluded AMID
hearty Applause.
Tne exercises terminated by the singing OF Il cong
by the choir and voluntary by tie band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

A Turkish squadron under Osman Pasha had left
Conrtaninope for the Adriatic, Iden with munitions
oi war;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

DISCLOSURES ~ REGtRD TO Tuf AFFAIRS OF ."
ARrisASs' BA>K-rhe AFFIDAVIT. OF the late Prs.iiaii
Of tie Artisans Bank asklug for dissolution ei LIE
instituion, shows the investment Of about s'Vo'Vv
chiefly for political purposes" and mainly III 'ne
City Hall, New.lork--the object being osiensl0iy
TO get the city deIo,its. There are $26oO0 more u
dispute, claimed by Mr.. George Plat, the security
and brother of the lae Cbambe,l,i in Plat, whien
g. 900 seems 20 have been alec disiglb uted Ter Pc
Utica. purposes" What gold there wac in tie Bans
AZ the time OF the excitement about II, smoantngN
O,0OO, WAS wlthdrawnh by Plat aud certain Dit't
tors 20 purchase the Stock OF the BanA II wan
street. IN order 60 keep up the Bank by sa'iny'
stock from depres ,iou-which $1,000 was an I0s'
IA the stock WAC good for nothing.
The political dIs bur-eu.nts OF I've bank are s''ee
10 be Ms follows (manly through M. o'""u,
pennsyvauian OF some noe who, II VIII te req.
lected, some years ago sold fennsyranla Hsos"
Ole Bulil: ,
Cowsn On q Kinuers notes and On
Stephen 4. Dolgss............-.:
n { Plat la bank bs dishursed At ,he cry Hal ssfoe
for which bogi. note was siseD 49,; 80 ~
Edward me- tnoe demand which he repof"'' as.e
bulsed su1ug he Aaegirnl ..''.'''' '''''''''' an
Small Letel n9'es GOOD 10, ~ a,,,s le,N
TO Edwsd Jones. scsiu asaIsi the ,o"1' VI ' aOa
non Peas good for nothing ...'..''''''''''''''''
To0i............''.''.'.'. ''.'''''''.''.''''''
Within a few DAYS the Controller OF The si'.'e u.s.
,,roried a. Receiver Henry {. Tanner; la'o ieue i
=, l,ha Rsnk which appointment meets tAe appfo''.
g ,,, s,.ckhoders. Some idea may be iorinsh itVN
Ills AKIN 80 %, he profits made by corrus' hielnV'
of the Common Council who ~ common 7 a u''''' ~
designated - The NUg.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-03-29
than,futsirat0r,g Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
Administration were granted March 4, A.
ID. 1867 for the estate ofJames Whhe' ue,
ceased of Marshall county, Kansas. ana
all persons having claims against saio es-
tate should exhibit them to the admins
traitor for allowance, within one year after
the date of the letter, or they will be pre-
Guided from any benefit of said estate
and if such claim be not exhibited within
three wears from the date OF the letter
.heyswill be forever debarred.
SAMUEL MYERS,
Admir-.
March %. 1862.
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the said district owning or having tie care
or superintendent Of property lying within
the said district which is liable TO the said
tax, or engaged in any business or pursuit
requiring license, when such person or per-
sons arc known, together with the sums
payable by each; and where there is any
property within any collection district liable
to the payment OF the said duty or tax. not
owned or occupied by or under the superin,
tendence Of any person resident therein,
there shall be separate list of~uch proper
ty, specifying the sum payable, and the
names OF the respective propretors, where
known. And the assistant assessor making
outany such separate list and transmit there
from to the assistant assessor, where the
person liable TO pay such tax reside or shall
have their principal place Of business, copies
ofthe list of property held by persons so liza
bic to pay such tax, to the end that the taxes
assessed under the provisions of this act
may be paid within the collection district
where the persons arc liable to pay the same
reside or may have their principal place of
business. And in all other cases the said
assessor shall furnish to the collectors of the
several collection districts, respectively,
within ten days after the time If hearing ap
peals and from time to time thereafter as re.
quired, a certified copy Of such list or lists
for their proper collection districts and in
default of performance of the duties enjoin
ed upon assessors by this section they shall
severally anil individually forfeit and pay
the sum of $500 to the use of the United
States and, moreover, shall forfeit their
compensation as assessors: Provided, that
it shall be in the power ofthe Commissions
er of Internal Revenue, 10 exonerate any as
SCISSOR as aforesaid from such forfeitures, in
whole or IN part, as to him shall appear ju,t
and equitable
To be Continued.
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Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and its
history, will bear in mind that the pioneers
and leading manufacturers, not only in the United
States, but In the world. We commenced the manu-
facture of deems IN the fan Of the 1S47
since that time have finished and sold TWENTY SEVEN
THOUSAND. These instruments now in use mostly
in the Aited States and Canada but also in ope
Asia Africa South America, and the West Indies and
from all these quarters we have the most fatterng
testimonials ofthe high estimation In which they
held. EtJ ~ ~ aa
At all Industrial Erhibitions they hace tncayia-
bly been aac0rded the Highest Premium aoheneUer
srhsbited in competition soSM Others.
We shall take pleasure In forwarding by mail Cat
expense) our Illustrated Catalogue In which
every instrument apufaeture is fully described,
and illustrated by elegant engravings.
All Melodeons of our m anufacture,. either sold by
dealers in any part of the United States Cam
ada, warranted to be perfect in every respect,
and should any repairs be necessary before the ex
piration of five years from date of sale, hold
selves ready and willing to make the same free or
charge provided the injury is not caused by accident
design.
Agents for tie sale ofour Melodeons may be found
in all the princpa towns of the United States and
Canada. Address either
GEO. A. PRINCE ee co., Buffalo, ~.
GEO. n. PRINCE d CO., 81 Fulton ST., N. Y.
GEO. a. PRINCE Dc CO., 43 Lake st., Chicago.
Or either Of the above wholesale agents.
April "a, 1s62-y
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Keokuk, H. D, M.&M. R. R.
ilieg Change ofaTines y is,l'
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

AN and after W edp es day Feb 5th, 1882 and until
NJ further notice. one daily train will run each way
(Sundays excepted) as fofowst StE 1853 +.
Leave Keokuk at y.sa m, arr wing AZ Ottumwa i24S
PM and at Eddyville 200 m.
leave Eddy VILE at 1f80 M and arrive at 0ttumwa
4 12.45 N, and at Keokuk 6Se p m. s,,,.g.. -,
eE-Passengers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
at 7:30 a m, make connections with Stages at
Eddyville for 0skaoosa, Desmoines Council Blufa
and all points west. SfF - 80 l8ffEeE 30
Through tickets rs Low as the lowest, may be had
at the Office For all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Sewas Kansas, Nebraska, &c. tasf1cc kitt
TICKET 0FFICE--At the Depot, foot, OF, johnson.
street. y GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
Feb 5. 1862 IS egfs 4afy. o. f,r Superintendent
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MEDICAL. 7
3 HOWARD ASSOCIATION, {
PHtLADELPHIA.

Bsneeoisnt Ynstitattom established By special En-
do,oment, forfhe Rehetoffhe Sick and Distressed,
i afflicted scith TSrHtent and Chronsc Diseases,
and sspeciattytor the Cure of Diseases the Sea-
i udI Organs.
NUEDlcAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
NA Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with de-
its Of Ife &c. and in Of extreme poverty TO
furnish Medicine free of charge.
I Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhHa and other Dis
eases fthe Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed IN the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sesfed letter envelopes free or change, Two
stamps for postage will be acceptable Is y 81 ga
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN H0ueHroNs Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South Ninth str et, Phila
delphia Pa. By order ofthe Directors.
* 4 r. EZRA D.sHEARTWELL, Pre- stsfent!
GEO. FAIRCHIkD, Secretary. u 2 4 s. R9yssl aa
April 8, 1s6f-n ,f4kI Vs3GTTcs
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Erie Railway.

Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,
TVyONew York, Boston, and all eastern cities, car.
II rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails aHt&l
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo, daily,
on arrival of all trains the Lake Shore Railroad
ON Ciev Gland, Chicago Milwaukee, st. Louis, Bur-
lingtsn, Keoksk, 81. Paul, nphaque, Gaisna, Iowa
City, &c.,-the only cars running through from the
Lakes to New York city without change.
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route N tM HMtt ~
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail-
road, which sold az all the principal Railroad
Offices in the West. ss taf Il
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than
before made ON any line. m i 40
For freight rates Iuire off Oatman, $40 Broad
way, New York, Chss. Thurman, 1873 Broadway, New
YORK o. II. P. Archer. 90 South street, N. Y; J.s.
Dunlap, Is State Street, Boston Erie Railway Office,
Ga Clark st., Chicago. CHAS MINOT,
Z. 8. SPENCER, 17sftt ~ qenI Supt, n. Y.
Western Ag't Chicago, Ill. ~ A. BARBER, 4-s
March l3, 1852. Agent, Burlington, iowa.
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Chicago, Burlington { Quincy
). ,ItAILROAD LINE.
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAT

+. ON Burlington to- Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh Phadelp hia, Bait in ore, New York. ana
all other Ea stern and South Eastern cities. %
Passengers feaving Bur liz fton on the 6:Q0 A. N.
train conn ect at Mendoza With the Illinois Contra
Railroad North and South and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains Both trains connect with
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wit M q;
via Detroit NJ via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and IT Wayne r via TT Wayne, of which passen-
gers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from BurIington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead ofapy athefr route leavn Eur
ipsson. 80 ffeN q sff. or p a
Baggage checked through TO Detroit, Niagara Falls
and New York, Boston, Toledo Dunkirk, Buffalo \,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. 3 -
Tickets for this great Eastern thoroughfare for sale
at 0ttumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and at the Ticks
ct Office corner Front nd Water streets, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached 10 the Night trains.
RF HosFORD,
Dec. is, '61.e aea7s gGen'lAgt c., B. q. R.R
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FOR CINCINNATI! 1e Z
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road. 800

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot
of Lake street, as follows: rP
First train 7:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 ,tdinner) La Fayette 5:25, (supper) Indf-
annapolis Sis, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at l:45p.m.
Second train Scoop. arrive at Michigan City 920
pm, La Fayetts 2:40 am, Indianapolis $50 am,
Lawrenceburg 1920 m, Cincinnati at l0:s5 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa $500 p. M, arrive at
Burlfngson at 1925 p.m arrive at Chicago at 515
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only one change Of cars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati s-
Patent sleeping cars attached TO all night trains
and ruiz through from Chicago to Cincinnati without.
change. t-{ T.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West and at the company oice, Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago. 5sa}t.a4tlA s9E-
Fare as low as via any other route. fttf ff4@3
$3.50 Ill., SPALDING, Ag't Chicago.
4 WV. POWELL, TRAY. Agent. 81 81
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RAILROADS.
n.1i, GOlNG EASE.es J.

.NKND AFTRRFebtuary stfs and Unit further
. notloe Psssepger Grains ~ lssys andarriye