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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
For the Jnn-nal.
GEoRqErowx, s. c., July 2lst, 1862.

GEoRGETOWN, 5. T., July 2lst, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR II linking that you would like to have
the latesl news from this-as we style 1.-THE Y Yank,
Town, will give you the latest account OF the Tankee
raid on this place. Ga last Saturday they up
with their Gunooat and anchored the bay, sent the
little Seam.r Treaty which they stole from MIR. Telton
in Santee, and ten launches uuder flag Of truce up
the town. They come to take all loyal UuUn men AID
willing that tIey did SO. Cd Uptergrove vie and two
Children bis sons wife and Denuls wife they took with
them
John Uptergrove, old UpteTgrove's SOD, went to the
Yankees about two mJnths ago. Dennis went last
week. 80 we rid OF almost all OF the lowest scape
goats that we had amongst Us. Tom Wingate and
family off last night. Wingate belonged TO Wards
Flying Artillery. John Uptergrove belonged to
Eodens Cavalry Company. A lew days ago Mr..
Mashoe lett with his family in fat and several negfOs,
some say large lumber. They, the Yankees, come
and go whenever they please.
ln LOOKING over yCur paper few days ago | noticed
article copied irOm the ChaIeston Courier saving
that there had been GuubOat captured in San'ea Il
is not but the stcamer Treate with only one little
pOunder her, Captured the steamer Gebrook lust
from Nassau with valuable cargo So you see the
capture is changed entirely. l will have to notice one
incident before l close. While the boats were at the
wharf in town one of our citizens charged the Yankee
officer in charge OF Hunter having raised negro Regi-
ment at Beaufort He, the Yankee, gave it the lie
when he instantly challenged and asked to walk on
the wharf, but the Yankee made his excuse the best he
COULD saying be didn't intend it for the gentlman who
was talking to him but it lie to the parties who
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The Flag of Truce.

The train which left Petersburg Oh Tuesday after
noop~conveying 625 wounded aud sick prisoners Of
from this ci ', arrived at City Point De- ~en #
o'clock ihe T. 5 steamer 8. r. Spau!diIg a.ri -.
transports were waiting to receive the men, WHO
placed on board without unnecessary delay propo-
sition vas made By the Yankee officials to DIR. Gallon
the surgeon in charge of the paoed prisoners to seu
to Richmond cargo of provisions for the beneft oi
their sick aud wounded still remaining here, but be pro-
pely declined to authorize any such proceeding they
then offered to send them with the understanding tina!
they be distributed to Confederate AMI Federal soldiers
alke and this proposition has probably been submit
ted through Dr. Cullen to the commanding General o
our army here.-Rieh. Dispatch, 24th inst.
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GENERALNCH'EF OF THE YANKEE ARMY.
FEDERALS SKEDADDL Nc.

GRENADA, MISS, July I'D, 1862.
Northern dates Of the 18th ius say that Gen. Haeck
has been ordered to Washington take chief command of
the armies of the United States He his farewell ad
dress to the troops at Corinth on the I7lh.
Gen. Sherman has evacuated Germantown, Lagrange and
Moscow, Mississippi and moving his whole force to Mem
phis, burning those towns in bis ght.
Our Gueras took Henderson, Kentucky, the 18th
crossed the Ohio river into niana AID Newberg
ith ?50 Federal prisoners.
Great conformation prevailed at Evansville, India a.
Gov. Morton led ou The militia.
portion Of Curti, army have lefHeena for point
below, probably cksbarg.
French papers that France has solicited Russia
uuite for mediation in the American Var.
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Fer Sale and TO Let,

VALUABLE SOUND LANDS FD II SALE.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to tohis late purcA
in Carolina offers for sale his Plantation on Topsail
Sound IL miles Wilmington containing over i've hun
dred of the best quality Pea Mutt land About ball
the tract is under cultivation Also, sruall
tract of piuey and lying said place. the main
road leading Wilmington. These aI are prncipalI
the Sound, COnyensnfo fish and ysiersor for max ne
Saltand are believed be d. siraby located any
lands Sound. There il about hundred acres
of the very best Pea Land, ready to ear portion OF
which has already been beaded, and cOna ns large
quantity of seasoned trees, the very best for boiling
Sait-and convenient the Sound. Persons wishing TO
nurchage desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises Terms mace easy.
n. +. NIXON.
Dec. 49, 1851. l-tf
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Tae- Foley of Lying.

Tn late debate in the Yankee Senate Dfr Fessenden
IF Maine warmly denounced tue baot practsed oy his
government, OF ylng deceive The people By euA'pg
deJeat eat st'ategic moUene"1, and BY gutg faIss
namss 10 things"
Mr. Wilson OF Massachusetts, III the me debate, re.
leved bis conscience by the following confession, aad
y Appropriate auimadTerson. 1T seem" sad ne
:. as # tUe had organized system of tyt"g :" 'N'S
eountry." 30, Gor
1hese senators urge the Observance of ug uVr ,o
ru his own sake but for the true Yankee 'D"'
'ue oou""'y 'outS' 1Oss WV Richmond Enquirer.
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4 Goose ST0RY-A COME Ierate solder on bis way
rom Cumberland Gap through LIE CO, Va tew
weeks ago. beng huOgry aud leeilng aG appetite Tor
;oose, fastened fla to the end OF cJid and
passing house where he saw some gees, baited tie
aOok with grain OF corn aud cast 1t amDog them. No
bad il dropped than of the G. gozzed 1t
AS the solder the other end of the cord took
his hecis the goose course, with stIe ied wings,
Ulowed him. he the goOs-, suppJslOg nm 10
raid OF it, exc amed, Dout run, u "on oe you,
udeed it wou't-Uut 1 Lever kne" IL to oe SO crUss
oefore" 9
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and he didn't see nor hear of any negro Regiment on
the place.
will try and keep you posted up with their move
mens, fut hope that they may leave so as We may not
hear from them any more. They have now on North
Island $50 say some OF AIR. Ford's negroes who they
stole but made their escape from to 1900 regros ;
they give them quart of Rough Rice day fer their
allowance 1t is very scky and the negroes dieing
daily uiM stcelting.
Yours anon, l..
II o'cLccK. NJ, 22D.--Ihe enemy went-up Wacca-
nav early this morning and shelIing III, plan
tations. | will give fuller particulars tomorrow.
LATER.-ihe Gnnboats at Poley's Island
and have burr ed all the houses also burned The houses
North Ialpt
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For the Journal.
MEssRS EDITORS :-ProvideDce has blessed with
abundance of fruit. Now the time to send good sup
plies apples and peaches for the hospitals at Petersburg
and Richmond. Put up peaches in boxes OF about buhe
pecks with betwen the STRIPS for ventla
IT. by inches square would be convenient Those living
the Railroad ines who have pDty OF fruit and vegeta
bles have opportunity of ing immense good to our
sick and wounded by forwarding snch. Msjor Ashe, Pes
Of he Wi ming and Weldon Railroad prOms to
fixed with shelves Of thin and sprinRy board.
otherwise Adjusted to keep peaches from being bruised
hope good supply will be week. 1t Ia good
work. eAMPSON.
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CAPTURE OF A Ft DGRAL MAIL STEAMFR AND
MAIL BAG-TBE FFDERALS ADMIT THAT TdEY
CANNOT TAKE WICK BURG. &C.

MOBILE, ALA July 25th, 1862.
special dispatch to tue Advertiser Register dated
Jackson Miss July oath, Lieut. Col Ferguson
OF Stakes Cavalry with two companies and field bat.
terry captu ed and destroyed Federal mail steamer at
Skipwith's landing eighty miles above Vicksburg.
Col Ferguson succeeded in obtaining possession of
nail bag from the ship Richmond route for Washington
It's conten highly interesting The Yankee letters
admit the impossibiy of capturing Vcksburg without an
immense land force and admit that the Arkansas whipped
them.
They evince great horror Of the Arkansas and her ap
pearance around the bend this morning signal for
general "skeedaddle~ The bombarding continued slowly
to-day.
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Educational.
(lllARL4OTE EE

C234RLOTGE FEMALE INs1.TUTE.
TIME EXERCISES of this Institution viii be resumed on
the day of September under the direction of Nj.
and Mrs BURWELL, aided by compet Mt teachers. in all
the branches The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions and the other Of tWentfour weeks
with vacation of weeks Christmas For circulars
containing full particulars, as to terms, address-
Rev r. BURWEIL,
Charlotte, N. c.
July 8, 1852. 255-5t-41.3V
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1t turns out that r ~ ym) nd of the New York
" rimes," did prove bird of i'll om.n n McCIelaus
camp He just in time to rep=a' his last lime
experience at Brescla and Bu Run WQat master
10 the tactics OF retreat he have bee ,me las
been spectator of aud 10 three of the grandest
sampcdes OF m )d4rn TINES. L "tne liu4 vlan es-
caps capture shall lock with interest for his first
leader describing " the run"
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SPECIAL COURIER FROM MORGAr.

PETERsBUDG, VA, July 25ih, 1852.
TIE Express has special di patch from Knoxville, an.
nounoing the arrival c ca Courier headquarters in
Tennessee from Jack Morgan bearing disppch dated
Georgetown KY, ly 10th, ia viii he says that he bad
captured eleven cities and towns with heavy CT
army stores; and that he has force sufficient 10 hod
all the country outside of Lex ngton aad Fraahfort
which places are chiefly garsoned by the Home Guards.
The bridges between Lexington and Cincinnati have all
been destroyed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NORTHERN MONEY MARKET-REPORTs FROM KEN.
TUCKY, &C., PROBABLY BOGUS.
FOR THE JOURNAL
RICaMoND, VA, july 23d. Iseq


In New York the 1Sth 2od advanced I92 but finally
closed at l1s3 Bills London 1874 last quoted
At 1901 to 49, Stocks generally lower Government stocks
have declined per cent since the l6h Skies registered
Tor 1881 are quoted at 80 TO 9 Treasury Notes bearing
Otns per cent interest quoted at lOl to OI Flour
advanced 10 to Is cents.
telegram dated Cincinnati the 18th inst saws Indi
annapolis dispatches to the Executive department that
henderson, Kentucky, AMI Newberg Ind ma have been
taken oy the Rebels At the latter place $50 sick soldiers
were tax prisoners The Rebels also took stap1 of
arms We inclined to believe the Cincinnati telegram
to be bogus, having been gotten up at the North for the
purpose of encouraging volunteering in order to ay IA
draft if possible to fill the ranks of the Federal army
J0trnaL]
SECOND DISPATCH.
RICHM M, Va, July 23d, 1882
Baltimore papers of the 22d have been received. The
Asia has arriv with Liverpool dates inst The
result of the fight ng before Richmond treated az
severe reverse FIR the GniODt by the English press od
P~oerson had stated in PaI that the British troo
Ia canada woud not be withdrawn. The LIVERPOOL Post
says that the American will ba looked upop in
Great Britain amounting almost to declAra
ton If war.
Inc Cotton market closed with upward tendency.
Inc excitement caused by r. Is ent on Cen
rai hebuckF. contiI at the North He destroy ed an
lmin7nse quantity OF government at Lei Damon.
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NSAs WHIPS Two YANKEE RAMS.

FIChsBUkG, % IsS Ju Y I'd I6BZ.
About halfpaet four O'clock thl moni two iron rams
eng ged the arkansas. An attempt board her ~ the
Essex resulted in serable failure shot through one
Of the port holes killed wounded six or seven men on
the Arkansas The second ram, supposed be the Mon
arch, turned tail, ard badly crippled
The weather is dreadful " hot
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GaEENsBoRoUGu FEMALE COLLEGE.

GaEENsBOROUGII FEMALE COLLEGE.
GREENSBORO, N. c.
TIME Fall Session tf this Institution will begin the
L LAST THURSDAY in July. The Faculty consists of
five &c end four Ladies' all experienced Teachers
and well qualified for their respective departments.
CHAPGEs FER FIVE MONTHS.
Board $3.50; Tuition in regular course, $40 co. Latin
IS CO., French 90; oil Paining $1,000; Drawing, $500
Music on Guitar $1,000; of ms 81 So
Board in advance. Tuition the end of the Session.
For full particulars apply to .
T. n, JONES, Pres.
June 18th, ISG2. 43-t
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Dec. 10, 1861.

PAENTS-PAISTS.
DURE WHITE LEAD;
z " Snow White Zinc
" White Gloss Zinc
Lnseed Oil, varnish Patent Dryers, &C. orsae whole
sale and retail, by ". h. LiPPllT
Feh lR Druggist Chemist.
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y9 I54
The above is accurate it be made this time
Several of the wounded repor to have die since they
to the hospital but their cannot be
obtained. Respectfully,
WM, HI. BARRIER,
Comdg. 18th Regt. 4. c. T.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
FRENCH WAR STEAM AT CgAtIESTON

-
ne french War Steamer RentDdne Capt. LIE Ca,dinet
from Fort Royal steamed past Fort the ha
0-day and is now anchored off the Battery promenade
The oE ect OF her visit is unknown
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HILLsBORO' MILITARY ACADEMY.
FVJHE FOURTH ACADEMIC YEAR of this Ipstitution
( commenced on March 9th. Charges begin with the
month the cadet enters. For circulars containing
full information, addTes
Mel. We. NJ. GORDON,
IIlIsboro', N. c.
June 18th 1862 42.3m"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

NoTE-Since the date of this letter have intor-
nation from Washington to the effect that Turner no
longer Provost Marshal the favored friend of Miss
Wallace (coored) That enterprising young female
has sought another "afulty Wbethtr Iurntr has com
mitted suicide taken to pers is than we know
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EX GOVERNOR ~FYMOUR or CoNNECTlCUT, OPPOSED TO A
WAR CF ~UBJUGATION.-Ex. Governor SeyHlou of Con
nectcut has vi remarkable letter the Hart ord
Times, condemnng The IF hs Vice President
that.
'lf it is necessary to Re explicit beg leave to
ate that, knowing what the meeting be before md,
Could not have been indu ed to attend tAke pal
It's dongsand hat having glanced at the echss and
the proceedings ge orally OF that meeting patcua, Iy
desire to clear myse from any participate directly
Indirectly, in what took place there The meeng if !
ignores peaceful remedies OF OF rester
ing 'h Uoon and calls loudly or and TO ad i'll
be and consequent degradation and overthrow
neither will contribute in any way, to the accompi
NJ OF such HoodV purposes The trou4 faIecy ci
the pres"r ~. that The Union be established b.
destro any part Of the uta is which will
VII the shells tnAtae thrown aO its 9efenct cities,
leave TIE di this couutry. after its
XII usted and lis brave both SIDES corsigueo
to hospitals gIav spre ace for repoach OF com
mi OF The d rid -
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For the Journal.


MesSrs Editors : At meeting Of the Scotland Neck
Mounted r t meE held July 23d notion the under
signed, appointed committee the sincere
thanks in behalf Of the sad company, MIS- HOS PICK
lit for the kind attention show sick II affords
unmttgated pleas record such deeds charity, and
we believe the Of MIS-. PICKETT will be remembered
by each ard every of the company with the emotions of
pleasure and esteem.
RTCHARD H. SMITH
JOHN ALL, Comm
JAMES & H!GGS,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

ANOTHER CAVALRY DASH AT THE CENTRAL RAIL
RnAD-A squadron OF FtCeral Cavalry, numb
about TWO huud ed, appeared Ihe Central railroad
at Ardersons Turn Out, thirty miles from L chmOnd
yesterday o'nlng, about niue O'Clock. They were not
quite soon enough 10 intercept the westward bound mail
rain, which had ssed some teen MINUTES before their
arrival They iiued there two hours, and then re-
turned towards Fredericksburg, taking with them as
prisoner son of MIR John +. Ande rSoD, "a MEMBER
the Hanover troop, VIII Was at home on ck turiough
and four horses which they stole from Mr.. A. w
have been informed that a c0mpany OF Confederate
cavary stationed the turn out left iD great base
on the approach of the Yankees, leaving their camp
equippage t,~ii d hut in regard - thls - hA'. DO
d inite t2r-i ua~% The news OF the e32u, amp ar
ance lJa4 spread through the coualty -ud
the conductor o the down mail train left The passengers
at FredeFick's Hall, fifty miles from Richmond, and
With the engine proceeded cautiously down the road
At every station be stopped by persons who warn
ed him OF tie danger, but the conductor notWiths and
ng, continued to the ce where 10 his surprise b.
found several companies of cavalry. who had heard q
the raid. The Yankees not interrupt the teesraph-
ic communication nor in any way interfere Win the
road. The train arrived safely at the depot, IN this
city, about o'clock last night-Ras D'sP ,24h INST
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COL. FOREST AT WORK AGAIN

MOBILE, ALA, July oath, 1867.
special dispatch to the and Advertiser dated
Chattanooga 23d inst says that Col entered Leila
non, % or rs miles east Of Nashville Sauddy the 10th
los capturing the Federal pckes the enemy flying before
him. Several State prisoners were also captnred.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
General Notices.
NOTICE.

NtgIICE.
FTNBE POLLS will be opened the 7h day Of august,
1862. at the different precincts in New Hanover county,
for the purpose of eeCting q Governor Members OF the
Legislature ard Sheriff. Voters in Camp vote 3lst July
instant W 7. J. VANN, Sher f.
JnIv Ia 1862 26l 81 II 3g
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Since the lst of May PfovideI has blessed
with a series OF most d. cidtd cterIes, at
D ury's Bluff. Villains burg.
BaG ham vile. McDo&el
StrAsbu g. Port Royal.
Winchester. Cre~s Keys.
Port hepublic. Seven ti0es.
James Island. NJ chanicVi.
iLeS' Mill. Savsg. -lation.
Frazier's Farm. Malvern Bills
VIcksburg. Tie Naval Victory of the Ar
murf eesEoro. uSns.
THOSE ABOLITION Dc CUNENTS We stated in our last that
package II abolition ueDts DIRE cted uad1r The trank
Of YaLkee member Of Congress holden o. the stan
la and turUugn b. 6jaGy TN lag OF truce had
Deeu detained by ind If torces dis
let of Paml 'sE DOCt II .N 8 ARE
SESSION OF GOV. CLARK.-SGt, Journal
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CAPTURE OF THE BEAVER DAM BRIDGE BURNERS. =
General Stuar's Cavalry are again at work, having
just succeeded in overtakDg portion of the Yankee
force engaged in burning the bridge at Beaver Dam
One Lieutenant and SIX priVates were captured and
killed The prisoners admit having been engaged
10 the recent rad.=Rlahmond EnnnLreL. OBJ inst.
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,InaEPHI KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that prepared take contracts in his line
of business He keeps constantly hand LINE, CENENT
PLASTER PLAsTERG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, FIRE
BRICK, &C.
N B. To Distllers of Turpentne-he is prepared to put
m Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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I yNOTED

R& LIKE to buy few likely young NEGROES, between
X twelve and eighteen years of age. Cash paid.
~ Address, Moores Creek New Hanover County,
ROBT. Ii. MURPHY, Agent.
July 18th, 1862 260-lt-47-4t"
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WALKER RiEAKEs,
WILLIAM IEPPIT'T

VTTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Sus, Window GLASS; Garden Seeds,
Perfumery, Patent Medicines &C. &C. corner of Front and
80 q
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-04
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal Of the Ill. Stale Agr'i Society.

To the Friends Of agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee of the Illinois state
Agricultural Society believe the time mas arrived
when the publication OF Il Journal OF the society
is impe rativey demanded
Pursuant, therefore. TO the duty with which they
| arc chorucd hy the second section of the Consti-
tution of said Society, revised and adopted by the
| meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
| cotcs held on the FAR Grounds, at jacksonville,
Sent. 1861 they have made the necessary arrange
,nrnts for the issue OF such Journal, monthly com
mcncing with January, 1862
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
! loCtavo) of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions of the State
| and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me-
chanics and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
va. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear IN its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
! officers of County Societies, respectfully re-
of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities. .
To place the Journal within the reach OF all,
the subscription price has been fixed at ftrf
CENss A YEAR, barely sufficient 10 corer e0sf ~
publication, payable invariably in advance;
Back numbers for the current year Will DO iurh-
,shed until the edition is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may oe
forwarded to the undersigned, Sprpgaeia' i"''
nois. JOHN z. REYNOLDS,
! Cor. Sec. and Editor Journal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-04
Chicago \ Rock Island Rail Road.
iIS sssss;5 ;..sssas sxssv i
CHANGE OF TIME.

SUM MER AR \ \ q Il MEN 7,
On and after sunday, May 5th, 1859, until
further motcc, trans will leave Rock Island Depot
as follows
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at 1890 am, arriving
~ Chicago at $50 p m.
Through freight am at 9.lJ a M, arriving IN
Chicago at 900 M
Night hNprcss At 40 ? H., arriving IN thIcas"
at 6.3O a IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Exprcss at 100 m, leaving Chicago at
900 = N.
Through Freight a, l.45 ? M, leaving Chicago at
200 III.
Day Express and Mail at 5l5 p m, leaving Ch'-
cago at 900 IN.
All trains ever tins road arcIn direct connection
At Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
crn, the Michigan Central. aud the Pittsburgh and
Fort Waync Railroad, to and from Detroit, To
lcdo. Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dnnkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also At LaSaiIu wuh Trans OF the liiinots Cen
, trt Road. North to GaIcua and South to St Lou
IS, ana Caro-.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of CIV
ing distinct directions as to the destination OF their
baggage also to procure tickets before taking their
seats IN the cars, as the conductors collect fares
only 10 stations on the tine of tn" Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN /. TRACY, Sup't
W. II. WuIrMAN, Asst Sup't.