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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-25

| ETPPINtiTUN, = BE +tTTINCL l. CUITt-
! f. 9Ay Sshr GNO EALUaBLg FAEa. Ii TIE
/ CousIT Cs EGEsrEEsIsLn, For SALE VII
be soid a. public nncItg Il, o.. ths premises, on
| ApNDAE, ,lne Ash day OF April aext III tair;
sJd If EOt, the nGxs fair day }tLla,t sais 9
! farm, IL .a5 coonty Of Chesterfield, well
known 1a ..pri gtoa, The residence OF The late
Archibald fhWsatt, GsQ., Of sa iG county. 1t
i:es on AppomGttox, river ana Winter Pol Z
Cr6sk, aboutl5 mites from Petersburg, and
viii III lT } miifs OF the Glover Hiil pits
witE easy and Convenient tran sportation by
the river 70 Petersburg, ara py railroad to
E.ichm ond Il contains aoout i 800 acres
well Tn,e.cd, ard has ep abundance Of fOreat
leAc, fertt Q, finely .iTnbeTei, ard convenient
10 .ue E}-w-mii! az the pits.
The in prov ennenLs are Of tie best kind and
20 Il udJl 81 taste Ead exp3rien ce Ia fa rrn Ing
this really elegant country seat offers una
suai attractions. The sotl was originally cf
excellent quality, & large portion now stand
lug IN iuTsst, being nTst-raJe plant and the
fieloS ror IL cultivation ara in gCou heart,
and proc tive in all the ciops US ually Guilt.
waited IL tnrt part Of he country.
Attached 10 the farm is Il valuabie mil.
slt5, Oh which a considerable eIpeudlture Of
labor and money has been made for tie erso-
ticn OF ullii.
ras fG1Ia may, If desired, 10 divided and
sold In separate parcels, with good i!n prove
ments, barns, cao!us &c, on each.
OEers VIII be fecslYsd for private sale at
any alma bafoTa the day ABOVE men tiou ed Ey
r. u Leigh, Ggutto L. O., pcwhataG; ana
Ii sold privately due notice will be given.
laKas.--Gne.taird cash; balance in and
years. equal payments, in terss: added: the
purchaser giving bond, with good security,
AID dead of trust tor the deferred pEy-
Insuts.
mr VIM. Z. Blansensnip or Jane. Over.
tor, living IN the neigh horhood, will show 1t
~ persons wishing To buy.
BEkJAMIN ". EINEEY,
ap pi9-d-d G'rustsa
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PERSON AE..

ITO DF. WILLIAM URUIP-UsAR SIa -
Il Having written TO you ssverai times, aul
not rscsiving any reply, aud hearing tn at yoI
were away from home aod In The mill ID ~
aef'lce, or some place 10 me unknown, TAX,
this method OF Informing you that am pre-
P.-T5o 20 pay You yocr legacy under the will
OF Aoderick Payne, deceased.
nppis, wishout delay, TO 4oDDIs Il AppKR,
va. respectfully,
., sx w. W. CURLY,
hp ct o. SzscU tor IL H.oit
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G
From q New York paper. OF the ls.h Inst
we take the following:
6ALg1A,--Th.s new ircn clad sloop.tf.war
GOT up s.sam yesterday morniI & ana proceed
ed on : Iriai trip from this Continental Iron
Works q. dreenYoint 10 the vy-Yard,
Brooaiyn--e distance of about three miles. --
At hale past nine A nj she graeeiuliy moved
from her docx, heading up stream, amid the
toiling OF steam boat belis, the blowing OF
steam whistles on both sides Of the river, al d
the huxxas CT thousands who congress kated On
the dius rent docks aud boats along the river
She pr ocscded ups ream for about half ntls
when her course was altered. and with the
area (sst sass she rounded and proceeded 70
the Navy-Yard at the rate Of about six miles
per hour. she minds her helm beautifully.
and hsr machinery worked with the utmost
satisfaction. as she vas not at all In sailing
trim, tnts trial. although highly satisfactory
ID moi fair test Of her sailing quail. :.
ties, and her Officers fssl confident
that, whsa In props. trim, she .sill a. least
make ten miles per hour The 0alsna u
one Of the three iron clad lessels contracted
Tor BY the Ssorstsay Of tho Navy, asdsr "a.
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MHlalETER n.

kHFEIEH is COMING Il respectfully
~ call the attention OF n ladies' 80 :t.s
fact that have lately enlarged my STOCK and
assortment OF goods, among which are Ru-
caes EoLnet Sitks, plain aud checked Iiu-
sicax, black ana Whits; and 4 large assor :.
men: OF Velvet ana Bonne: Ribbons, to-
gethsr with q number OF articles not strjcti Y
In tue Millinery line: I'll of which can be aeen
Ut No 209 broad street.
40 2--lu% :s,jss v A. TEMPLEMAx
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By fH0S. y. kEESEE AAc..
tuH!'e conner 0J l2ta ana U1ry SIS.

cPEGIAL AUoG IN S4I.F, OF CHINA.
y GLAS, Az. s.hAIti! NWATT W = shall
seu .. lhDLi tie = Il iAss., Inmeaciag at
Al coes, al IL Warehouses Oh Governor street
CrE sl-l'e sock Il a.ape EartLeuware China 81 d
r,sts embracing general assortment 0. Goods
= r-iCL ws particularly iuvite The sitentior II
i~Ae 6. m-.Chs1t5 The whole with te clos d
@i.l g. reserve il fuca lots ~ ~ give tuyer= e
ssEsT-. ts5urtT1 ~.
ItaHa--. ',tsa, in harksbig funds
CSC. :. tETt:t;FsSs x 90.
Bale Conducted By Iaos. ". AE.sEB, Auct.
hD "a --tf
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IL 0s q OUT A VERY I,sRIE
~ sIOCk uF DRY GOODS AMI
oLOIHlNJ, consistiI { IN part of
SIX hobea aud Dress silks. OF au oo,,rs
American and English Pr!Gts
Nrgandes 2nd small cured t.nuns
Black Lawns. Poplins, and other I,-ss.
Goods,
W bite and coiored Linen Table Cloths.
l-lrea DamaEk, Curtain Calico
Irish Linens. white Al fancy TarseiiIes
Small figured Brilliant, white and cord
SIX Tissue end Berege for Erils,
ihsrseiiles and Alandaie Quilts,
EIench Msrinos, OF all colors,
MACK Alpaca and Bombazine,
Ihssinsres, Sattinet,s, marseilIes, Linen
.!uch, aud CotaOnads. for Mems wear,
bjesehed Cotton, Jaconst. Ewiss and
Dam ofic H0uslin, fne French Piano Covers,
Ehawls, OF aii Accs and coiors Domestic
Chrcks. tiriped Oxaaburgs, and twenty baier
brown cotton, 1T low prices A large guam
fiiy OF me FrercL 9ipghams, Ladies and
Caiidren's Hose, OF ali co.ors, Men'sI Hose,
Coatsa Cotton, white aEd black spoois. and
7Qo doxsn SILK spoois, OF all coiors, white and
coiored agate Buttons, Ladies' silk Mitts
white Linen and CambTic Hanak'fs. SILK.
Cotton, aEd Bingham Handk'fs. Also. sO,
Umbrellas. Whoiesale AID retail, at
JULIUS sYgLE,
233 Broad street, bstweenSd + nd 4th.
an 2A--ffte NFF
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aud vi 10 tbe careful preparations OF Gene
f=l Mcclellan are nov tnny justified ~ he
,bs.gclss nef3re MIN. they put TO rest sil those
le,. nbo ion r. br c.iionE that a's plans wsre
50 cantriyeI aA:. when ha did move frorl he
P0:cma1 is could moss forward 10 RichI0, d
~ hoGt finding aryth Dg on his line Of march
hut g1&sev guns and abandoned N0ri1ca-
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ap u

By no i LzsTA eTEa o. SON, xuci.
GtTJDKS AT CE.Uas Va y4ili sell f.
= auction. 81 oaI ofiCa, OF WEDN ESDa Y
3USD Ct . pfl3, 81 IL o'ci5ca,
Richmond CItS i.D*D1;
E4TIuege' sank Stock;
Richmond ard Petersburg r. Il. STOCK
On account q Ii. l.. BrooAe, Receiver,
JNO a. LAECAST t.R < SON,
ans + EUrtipu.-rs
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I.ss - ~ Z w !. Il D-har.Wsy from ny
dt L.s store, un rues5Gy morning, l5;h i:l.
TON i4e Is q bright Inoiatto, thick sci, abou!
5 feet high, l3 years old; had on when last
seen brown sacg coat, brown pants, END L
military cap. The above - ~ ard will Is paid
soI his delivery 10 Ire.
=. } UUTTRELL,
sp7-ss no l29 MatG streat
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lSO4TOs AMI TUba.nlU iACHIEERY
Z J FOh SALE "A lot of seeoad hand U0t-
ton Machinery, consisting Of willows, Pick.
ers. sappers, Rope Machias, Tin Cans, &C.,
&c. A complete set OF Presses, Maohinery.
&C, tor the man f&sturs Of Tobaoco, hut Iii.
tie usec and In Goo1 order.
Apply to y SLAUGHTER,
mh 47-lms tredeytcksburg, Va.
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yEAaHEsS5 EEeDI.n,s
Springs, EEies, Glover Needles,
Hubs. kaiIoss Emery Cloth
Bolts, stands, r ola esfrings
Buggy Whips, Trace tIhGias. Leg, Fifth, sllt
Breast ChaIns; Grain 1oytbes; Hoes; genuine
snilfns'E Axes HAG na,chets, &u &c for
sale ny HiLyI ANS {. l.LTGyT,
I'd 2.-6. 81 Main s-reet
hItTiGE.-Ly iinpTf;E e;:i- - az tae Ia Us
~ TEk SPRINGS, IL tbs couc.y q Eali-
TX, Va, six II !les sou IA Of bcsroa Udpo. Gp
the Richmond ard DanviIie Eteiivoad are
now open for he reception o. company. Pre-
payment OF $50 .ie~ M Il h will h8 required
Children UNDER teH ya0Is ana servants h4ii
price. EEHRy EA.SLEY
ap3 a@
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EFA ..ElJE's 5 Il Lr; OF VALUABLE
II -FtuFLatE.-I II pars2anve OF the w,li of
- @.e Df. JhGfes Aroe, viii nfisr fer sale, oa
i@e promises u ~ E8DA n, the l5tE dsy Of April!
1eEt or i l1ht &c I.as !air. on tL5 nezt falF daT
uelrEiia-, he s-i4@0l0 estate csiie3 BRoCREiLL,
on which I'll decs.seI resided a. tae slime O. his
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FOE RENT AND LEASE.
EOR RENT a very desirable



EOR RENT a very issirsb'e
II EEs,DgNCE,
WITH all tha nndsra improvements. On Franklin
street botwstn Sd gna 4th. Cso re had ty sp-
p.:ostion at my otlee, on Gary street.. between
18th ard l4h. EaMrL D. HICKS.
sp 2S-l2.s
NOR RENT STORE NO. sI0, niain srrest,
Thetirue OF the present tenants exHires 9th
Juno aex'. bu. En- sithoTl2sd ~ say imn-.
date possession cen bs had. There ara .En
itoors 9baut loo fee deep
apps 8. LEWIS y. CREkSHAW.
vTyOB1 JOO FNUTURY On JAnY
! STREET Fob SALE-We are authc--
iSsc 20 sell, 0r ieasa, the large TOBACCO
FACTORY OF Gary street. oppo,.ia she Union
Nanutaeturing Company's works. recently
10 QDUDIH r. APrERSDN,
a12l-St Auc:ioneers.
asPAGlAL NOTiCE.-A favorable chance
HOUSE IN A SHORT TIME.
For rent, aud poasession gi1en imInediate-
ly, the Sash AID Blind Manu!actory located
Oh mayo street, between Main aud Frank
lin streets. Also, the residence aojecaat
70 tbs factory. at present occupied by the
owner, containing six rooms and other con.
va2iences. &c.
The Central location OF this property is 50
well known to tina citizen; of Richn md that
II Ia deemed unnecessary TO maKs a urther
description. Possession given about the first
OF May
Person. wno have been waiting 20 rea a
convenient aud waii~arranSed house, VIII
please call and aEo- the terms, &c Apply to
EDW'i, L.. EAUHD,
General Agens for Hiring out Servants and
Renting out Houses, sc I4;n s rect, near EX-
Change H-tei. between Main and Franklin
lQ--H,
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- sj4e tr {. Il

80 sj4e5r ~ c a,4r
IsEn R&WARD-Wiil 20 paid for the ar
eD, Ns preh-nsiCn ana delivery In hir
.4umpSin's jsii Of 6 slave inan named JOE.
he Is well known in ,he city ny ovsrssers of
tobacco fsc cries, having been hire! In i4r.
3rssnoi's factory for many ysers He usual
ly en- g himself Joe Banks The said boy IS
OF small si2s, plGcS. and S'eacz > black silk
hat; heionas 10 he estate OF the late VIM
3arSis; has b~eE going at large for we've
months was arpreheEded y feE months past
md broke out OF Jail. ap i4-6.
Il n.s kEl% Ard The snoscrinzr wall
sN W. pay tbs abcva reward fer the sp-
y pishe4sior and delivery at the io-n Alabama
regiment, Or the jail IL Eichmonc Of two
negro BOYS, who made their escape fcom
tie above named reg .inept, IN the neiga oor-
hood or 2aQpahanrock, anout the iSIh
March, nit, sad who are described ss fol-
lows, viz: JlM, OF light complexion, ehcuc {
feet 10 iaches high, stammars when spoken
TO, wsighs about $50 pounds. ard h&s {; iaras
scar on his forehead. CH ARIES, OF dark
compiexiOu, aoout feet 1igh, slender OF
stature, ami oi at,out 100 poun dis wsight.
Cap;ain +. Y. GUERGY,
Lieut.. 3. Z. HEAD.
rpahannocg. VA, april s. 1852.
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40
8, SIaCH chamber suitable ter enc Or two
gentlemen, ard BoaIa, car DO had by apply
Hng or jd streat, between Cla7 and Eeisn,
Veg. side. cp 23-St*
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aSTDLEN-ErOm the TACK corner OF 10Th
= and Bank streets, on ne night OF the l7fh
tcst., a DARK brown MARE. aoont years old,
branded "D. : :" with saddle and bridle OF
her. l will paye reward tor hsr return to
me- and S25 for the detection OF the th.sf
VII Z. WARREN,
Capt. end Asst Quartermaster.
sp22--St usrk street,
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S%GUSD D,-~As<t II my store Il AAIi5s3,
ssvefal months ego, containing enpdry
articles Of clothing and q prayer book, with
Michael &. Shea's name il 1t The owner
will please come sndlproys Pre- cYerty,
suh 22-ts p ~. POWERS,
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tsSSA AZ sskNG.

Is = q Il u l = 9
s,rs. RpSA CRANFUiD. on ID street. be.
tween Clsy .ui Leigh, will receive limited
Eumber # HDhRDERE. Comfortable rooms
aud accommodations viii be furnished. g f,yy
Dag Ro~r.ers will ~ recsived ap 23--i2s"
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Coionsi, Mosa: J. WI 3, hiI.sissirpi; Quar-
term Astsr, Caps. john il. U5 v!ne. EAi.I;ll ore
actiag Assia.a1r, Lieut. isoUorL 4. Walker
:tmu.issi-r'. Captain " ii I. Sirs Serg san
AiaJJr, James II. Eools; Oh 4pia.ia, ..sv. Dr.
sa&E..4l.
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5cA %oANfs - pziTase famtly, having t@l
oT ~l11-e A9ams furnished aEj unfi:-n Sh a,
"a spare, viii accommodate two gentlemen anc
iheis wives (Esta lus Ghiidreni with BChGis -
Alsc two snsl! ToGIas, sui able far sAge santis-
neG Th. gituaIion 10 Cre Of tbs best n tho city,
0aI.S eopsaDient IL the 8api oil.
Adarsss ID. . - with aama sad references at
this office. ap 2.~4.
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g.Gs'E, NT'M ag5. ge,

xEO REWARD Lost, yeeterday morn
rNsDU irg. en- Aasn strset, u small leather
y KET BUCK, containing slso all In Goa.
{ terota notes. "A reward OF $50 Will pg paid
n iuGer. by returning the same TO this
I'll Z" ao 2%-9t~
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49,. ---.,-'--''-
xr~TiTkE DAYS
p. ? 4. Eo1k, 1as4se%ts~.

xc..p. At luG~IpN-vM as su!d s..
".f,',, aa shTIsDAT 1exs. sts ssih
",fo.ssek. - sts O3aio isEs;e States sta
a. na.,n'. Onsrlse H.anea. IS Il :: Ne
W : w. =, ospt. an 4. Q. 4.
a COOK Aucf 8pG4
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A Aatkf
WILLIAM +. BUTLER SON,
No. lS Pssri street,
Have Sill on hand q moderate supply OF almost
eve. article uia aaily fouaf in ;h.ir liae Of husi
nses fos sale either st Wholesale or retail. Re
member No 10 Pssrl strset.
An All w r B1TLER ECN
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
PIIOPOSALs.

pAvING TIE STREETS or HAVANA. cUBA.,-IM
porant Dolce to capitalists and owners Of quarries-
Ihn cry Conns o. Havana adyerises FOR prooas which
viii be received sud city on the 9Th of No,enber next Tor
NE furnishing q $4,000 .lnarc metres Of Tapp Block AID
10000 square metres Of Paging also the laying o the
same IN the strecs Of said .y The work must be com
menced within sixty days after the signing OF the Contract
and be finished within The term OF two yeaisbe contractor
Of sidewalk The price of the 80 900 metres Of set
down at 81 % per metre payable oy TIE City Council IN
municipal bonds, with cent interest
For hs purpose these bonds will be delivered to the
the Of the works executed which VIII
done monthly the coupons thereof be ing received my
ment of the municipal taxes and the CITY Council viii de
yearly their budget obligatory expenses the
requisite OF thr eess and amortization
Of the capital The ayment OF the $1,000 metres side
walk SET down nj 81 20 per square metre and VIII be made
to the contractors half in months afsr the work
executed and accepted and the other half NJ the end Of the
succeeding months II bids oneled the perform
ance of the above work NJ lower figures than those fixed by
the corporation. tho contractor win the right eAecte
the amount of square metres Of and sidewalk
cessary to the of $bO0OO which the
tracts combined Will be extended IN such
To be bidder parties deposit in the City Council OF
fees cash in shares the Spanish Bank of Havana
the of $26U 700, which the VIII II
he should fulfil strictly all the conditions Of the
tract.
Those wishing further information in detail the sub
j0,t obtain IL application at the Consult Spain
this city and by examining the Havana Gazea Of h32d ip
stant, at the Office Of the New YORK Herald.
NKw YoRK. Sept. 10 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL-CoRNER OF EIGHTH STREET
N and Broadway now open 70 receive transient aud
permanent guests There nne suits OF Rooms for am-
lies and single Rooms for gentlemen The table is
passed aud prices moderate.
nAyID POLLOCK, FORMERLY OF NO. II CHATHAM
IL street and also OF Wcehawksn and the faclt Cove
Ucte Uaby known has opened new Hotel and
Dining Room ~ Chatham street where the best lodgings
aud meals eau found. at The most mod. rate prices
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

nAILy LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT PIER 26
IL East river at IL O'Clock M arr, Ing at Brdg'pott IN
with Housatonic, Naugatnrk NeS iiai en-
aud Hartford Railroads; also The Shore Line % saybrook
and New London GEO. W. C0RLES Agent
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY AND INTER
I mediate landings touching at Thlrtleth street. steam
ARMENIA from the foot OF Harrison street Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ The DANIEL
DREW leaves the foot OF Jay street. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday att A.. M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-10
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARIA NGEMENT.

Chiedso and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
9i5 A. NJ, and 7i5P NJ. Closes at "a. NJ,
and $50 p. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mai, via Mo.
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids City, port
Byron and Cordoya arrives at e.l5 q. m, and
closes al 6 p. IN.
Davenport Ma arrives at9.l Am, and 5,35 P.
n. Closes at 9 A. NJ and 6 pm.
Oqudpkd Mdil, VIA Pleasant Ridge, Haflitt, HAM
let, Milersburg, Monroe, New Boston and
Kei,hsburg, leaves Monday, WednesGay ana
Friday, at9 A. N. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
Maeomb Mail, VIA. Presumption, Fsro~'
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and Aledo, leaves W Wednesday and saturday
att A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at
p. NJ. ,
Centre Point Mail, via Prsriefeld, Rehland
Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, North Pral-
rie and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at A.
NJ. Arrives Tuesday at 7P,M.
Cambridge Mail via; Pennsylvania, Orion and
Audoyer, leaves Wednesday at 7 A. NJ. Arrives
Thursday at b p. NJ.
Camden MiilS Mail, leaves Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, at I A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Pm.
Coal Valley Mail, leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 1t has no regular hour for departure
No mails sent or received on Sunday:
Once hours from SA. NJ. to 9P.h.
On Sunday open from 9 TO 10 IN.
{. TRUESDALE, p. NJ.
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
MAIL ARIA NGEMENTS.

Eastern Mail Via {. & X. |. X. R.--Closes at
O'Clock nj closes at 4! o'clock m; arrives at
10 O'Clock m; arrives at st O'Clock m, Sun
days excepted
Western Mai.-vla VI. & VI. r. R-Closes at
81 O'Clock III; arrives at O'Clock IN, Sundays
excepted.
Northern Mdil.-vla Lyons s. Camanch C.
Closes at O'Clock IN; arrives at O'Clock m.
Northern Null Via Dewitt Maqaoketa.-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock
p IN; arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
+ O'Clock IN.
Route 10. lO977-via Blue Grass, etc.-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock m;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 o.
clock p IN.
Route No. l09iS-Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at - O'Clock IN; arrives Tuesday and
Friday al IL O'Clock III.
Southern MaiI-N,a Burlington keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at 8 O'Clock
pm; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock IN.
Route No. lO947-via Bufalo-Closes Friday
at 5 O'Clock a IN; arrives Saturday at O'Clock
m:
Route No. l095O Via Annamosa Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at u IN; arrives Thurs
day at 70 m.
Hours--OlHcc open AT s O'Clock IN; closes at
9 O'Clock p m Once open on sunday from to
10 o'alock a IN.
aa-As the principal mails are carried ny ra'i-
road, all the time as stated IN the above notice,
viii be RAILROAD II NE, the clock IN the sup
etlntoadent's office, NJ. & NJ depot. beng the
standard. CHAS. II. ELDklDGE, P. NJ.
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@edlal.
A FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FlGuI
ING TO SUSTAIN.
now OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREpARrD
TO FIGHT,
II Is singular fact that large majority of the
people of the United States are unaeauainted With
the great importance of the cause for which the
soldiers ofthe Union are fighting. Let every man
ano woman throughout the United States care.
iully read and study the Constitution orthe United
States, they will become convinced of the bol,nss
81 our cause and Of the wlckcdness of those who
are STRIVING to overthrow this grand palladium o,
freedom. "
we believe that had the reading of the Cops,,
luton been adopted as daily lesson IN every
'I"oo' throughout the United States, the doctrines
VI secession and states rights would never have At
"'hea the position OF a political question nor
wouia 'hc country have been called rpon ia mann
.u' .'o un'ortuhate "ratgllng and mscons,tuctlons
'h"' nave arisen, and which so many of our states,
men nave 'ost their time in attempting lis inter.
probation. "' 'h''''
Millions ofOur citizens have nov.r ,ho,o,,,,,,,
studied the constitution, and even a, ,ho 49,,
time, when II is the duty Of every ,i,,,on az 49,,
country 10 INFORM himself of the rights and n,,y,
reyes secured 10 MN, under It's protecting arm II
Is rot IN one household to Ave hundred In v,e,,
'el''''', W correcting ths great oversight and
To iufhish every man, woman and child thrnngh
out the United States with the means of s,udyIn,
tins great palladium Of liberty and to pro,oc; no
against future false doctrines and political disas
ers,
DRS. RADWAY L. co
present to the American puplic, free of cbarp.
the constitution OF the United States of America.
neatly bound, together with an improved Almanac
Tor the year 1862, called "Dr. Railways Constltu
tlonal Almanac As soon as practicable, Dr.
Railways Agents, In every village and town
throughout the union, will be furnished with n
supply, for free circulation. A copy of the same
will be sent to all who will enclose STAMP for the
payment Of postage.
Druggists, booksellers, newsdealers Throughout,
the country, DESTROYS OF aiding us IN distributing
TO the people the Constitutional Almanac, are in.
vlted to send in their orders. No charges will be
made for the same.
We also invite the people of the Canadas, Brit
lsh PROVINCES, and, IN fact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world, to accept
as elits from us our Constitutional Almanac
We Will send TO any one who is willing To pay
the postage on II copy; or If the citizens of any
town or village will accept from 100 to 500 copies
we VIII furnish them free of charge. Being conv,n-
ced that If our foreign friends will carefully read
the Constitution, they will become satisfied that
our people, IN supporting our government IN wip-
ing out this foul blot of secession from our es-
cutcheon, are not only right, but are establishing
on sound basis the freedom ofthe people through
out the world.
RADWAY co.,
% John Street, New York