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school Fund.

From the official report of the Treasurer to the
Governor, for the fcal year, ending August 3lst,
1861. in regard 70 the School Fund, we compile
the following items, which win be Of interest to
all our readers
Entire amount Of School Fund S2,624,I4 1 O.
which was in the shape Of the following securi-
lies:
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HOME s~ERvICE.-In pursuance Of q previous
notice, an adjourned meeting was held IN Gayoso Hall
yesterday evening, for the purpose Of organizing a mill
tary company for home service and electing officers. The
meeting was called to order by the chairman. On mo-
ton, the meeting went into an election for officers, and
the following gentlemen were elected Captain John
B. Weld; ls lieutenant, Z. A. Manning "a lieutenant
r. A. Hughes Sd lieutenant G. {. White. C. NJ Far
mer was elected president, and ]. NJ Patrick secretary
and treasurer, by acelamation-
J. NJ PATRICK, Chairman.
Z MAvNTrG Secretary.
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City papers copy and send account to the treasurer.

PREPARING TO LsAvE.-Yesterday morning
turnkey Porter found hid away in a mattress in one Of the
Jail cells, in which ten Of the worst offenders now in Gus
tody are confn,d d, three fine ivory-handled English cut-
tery table knives. n file, a chisel and a razor. The ar
tcles were allof the best quality. The discovery pre-
vented, Of course, another attempt to break Jail
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WAR RUMoRs.-The Mobile Register, of the
9TH, says it is currently reported and generally
credited, that the steamer Vanderbilt kad arrived
at New Orleans with 10000 poquds Of powder,
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81 SNEAK TO LYON.
CHICKEN DEPARTMENT, !
APFLAND. December 06. 1851

CHICKEN DEPARTMENT, I
APELAND, December %, 1861.
Ny LORD: The respectable Mr.. Bulls letter, which
you sent me, says so and so, aud though you know all
about i, I'll say it over again to Ill up and get started
Well, the fact is the rock Bas dsshed Mt the coop. but,
Us the boys tell me, twas all in The most affectionRte
manner. Furthermore, besides, and moreover, you ought
to have said, but "doubtlessly and very properly
waited for mt to say, that the cocks in question was real
fighting cocks Of the eontrabandest character. But the
piuss is these;
]. Was these cocks chickens
2. Mighfnt a fellow peep INTO his ueighbOr's coop
; Did he peep scientifically
4. Spying the cocks, and taking them for chickens.
hadn't he a right to nab themf
). Oughtnt he to have took the coop tOo7
As to the first, cocks IS chickens, by all the laws of hen
rOOsts, (see opinions of Duck in Mudpuddle, ete) As to
the second, I would like to ask, Hasn't you peeped into
cOOps yOurseh7i
As third and fourth win " doubtlessly - be sgreed to we
pass to the fifth, and there's the rub-thats a fact
Sometimes ] think he Ort to have took the coop, and
then ] think he ortent0f sometimes ! am dUbHs and
then agin | don't know what to think ard then, special
" since the reception Of nay Lords letter all my argn-
ings will slip over and get on the wrong side and 80,
consequently l am very much afraid, mot really afraid.
though no, who's afraid . but l mean l feel compelled 10
decide that he ought TO have toOk the crop. Insomueh,
however, as he did not take the coop with the chieke ms,
and in accordance with the American doctrine-well, the
fact is AS you say You want the chickens, and are so po-
here, On your ear don't help old Confed any more. The
Your humble, obedient servant, w. SNEAK.
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STATE FEMALE C~OLLEGE-This institution,
Of which Prof Collins is president, will commence its
spring session tomorrow week. The buildings, equip
ments and organization Of the college are in good order,
and The faenlty are tried. experieneed and southem.
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The Southern Planters ConventiOn--Thq
Railroad.

Railroad
EDITORS APPEAL Permit me the space to
urge upon every delegate to the southern Planters
Convention the Importance Of laying aside other matters
for the nonce, and devoting himself to the grand enter.
prise The eyes of the North, as well as the South. viii
be turned to this Convention, aud it may accomplish
results that viii rebound TO the prosperity Of the country,
if the members 50 will IT, Iurge a faH attendance.
The railroads ought to do their part and either pass
delegates to and fro free, or al Ieast-as is always Gus.
tomary with regard to the Conventions half fare. 1t
is expected Of hem, and their attention being called to it,
no one doubts ii wiz be done.
Memphis should make every and ample provision for
eQnvention. and 1 hope she will not overlook this i'm
pOrtant duty. APLASrER
SOLDIERS ON FURLoUGH-A special order
from Gen. Polk, we publish this morning. requires all
officers aud soldiers absent on f~arlougb, except the sick.
to report Immediately to their commanding officers
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T~ARPAULINs! T~ARPAULINs With the vast
amount of P~erishahie commodity lying about Che city and
the certainty ahead OF plenty OF rainy weather, tarpau-
inns have become of prime necessity they can be had in
large supply at S. BROOKS Water street, next 20 the Ice
house. tlElmT
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BELL AND BRASS. -MessTs. CARAT &
OHara, on Clinton street, below Union, manufacture all
kinds of brass work, patent lead pipe coupling, patent
box metal, railroad and steam work, gas fixtures, etc.
See their advertisement.
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The Chicken question.
a. SNEAK TO ADDUms.-ExrRAcr)

fIOm TIE fIcnmOnd EnqlntfI
a. SNEAK TO ADDUMs.-EXTRACT)
CHICKEN DEPARTMENT.
APELAND, November 80, 1861.
Albums, you're a smart chap. Did the thing
deeently the other day. Wen wnip 'em all soon.
By-theby, Addums, we have "gone and done it, Pm
afraid One Of our boys has just grabbed four Of old
Corufed's fine cocks ont Of one Of Bulls royal eoops, and
1 wouldn't be safprised If that asst old chap rows about
il SO look sharp and keep your eye skinned, for you are
my man. III just tell yOu, AdduHs, Though you needn t
TO say nothing about II ereept upon piHck) that the chap
warn't exactly 0lat0yized to steal the chickens. You
understand Yours, etc,
WILLIAM SNEAK.
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BURIAL CAsKETs.-Smith Il Son, underta-
kcrs, on Monroe street, below Second, have received
some Of these caskets, of small and large size. They
have all kinds Of wood collins, and conduct funerals.
See their advertisements
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MERWEN'S
RLOOD

O -
INOR the removal and permanent cure Of all &C..
II arising from AZ impure state Of The blood. riz.
MERCURIAL AND SYPHILITIC TAINTs.
In all their different forms andstsges;
Ulcers, ErHptioas, PiHPleS, Nodes or Sb;s B,,..
BtOtehss, B0as, SeGid Head.
And the entire class Of complaints caused bv an i
state Of the BLOOD. impure
II invariably cures Rheumatism. Liver ComDl,f-.
General and nervous debility. Ina smmsfiCe -psAIts
Bowels, aud is particularly recon,nena.S - tLe
distractions 70 which femel-s are liable NJ ~ an
ewn eo'metie II brings the young females form = -
fecton' giving richness 70 the blood and vin,- ~ -
nerves causing health ard happiness 10 sra7S. y n
down est and subdncd eye. the rosy blo6f, ~ - /.
20 besut1y the fssf q cheek. :" neaHh
- per bottle or three bottles FOR
forwarded by express 10 all parts az ~ ana
States, on receipt Of price. euofaie
POTTER & MtRwIN. Prom ietor,
s-s... % ltnefson street, nea Post once
las dtw&w @te HiateA
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MOUND CRY TRADE.-The receipts during the
past week by the Mound City ferry boat, were 800 cattle
cattle, Us hogs, and 295 sacks corn.
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SAVE MONEY.-An who pay their city taxes
between now and the first Of June, will be allowed a dis.
count Of one and half per cent per month.
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ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE GUARDs-YOu
are requested to meet at the Mayors Ofi-e, Monday even
ing, at z O'Clock for the purpose Of eleeting officers. All
are invited to attend who wish TO join a good company.
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The RalrIe Of ChnsreunhInh.

The following general order was published TO
the troops under his command at the late battle in the
Cherokee country, by Col. MpIntqsh. In the battle, the
loss on the Confederate side was eight killed and thirty.
two wounded. The enemy lost upward of two hundred
and 6fty:
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70 The New York Herald of the st January
says: England viii probably provoke a war,
even after a surrender OF Mason and Sidell."
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The CONCERT OF THE SEAsON-Prof. Wink
Ter, whose high accomplishments and correct musical
taste is well known and appreciated, has been deyOting
his industrious efforts and his fine talents for some weeks
to preparations for what we believe win prove asconcert
of the season. On the programme are that glorious
piece, f" The Heavens are Telling" from the Creation
una voce Poca Fa,' from the Barber of Seville /;
" Southern Privateers, a quartette, FOR four male voices
the ''Tyrolese Spring Song" aselect on Of airias, reci
ttavos, etc, from Lucia de Lammemoor, including the
famous ~sextstte the Texas Rangers" a fine quartette,
by four mae voices. arranged by Prof Winkleri AIN
quote Sempliee,' from an unknown opera of Donizettisi
a Tyrolese air, with variations, by Prof G.. Miller, on the
violin. The selection is excellent, combining opera with
popular music. Among the SINCE 5 are Miss Gibb', a
charming and accomplished cantatriee, from Lynchburg,
Va; Miss Sallie Houston, Mr.. Gibson, Prof Miller, with
anew piece on his violin, aud others. The object Of the
concert is an excellent one it is to provide means to
assist antilles Of absent volunteers who are in want Of
assistance, and there are some who greatly need aid
This splendid concert cannot fail TO draw a very null and
fashionable audience.
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6wEIsG UF.-A Yankee paper acknOV

lodges Llb COTH as iUlUWsl
The great American eagle has come out of thu
Slidell controversy like a chicken cock after :
rain storm-head down and tail at half mast.
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~ We call attention to the advertisement
headed, " Wanted to Buy or Hire"
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Tn,ersSt due f9n railroad companies up 70
1sa-c5 III 1851. ) @.450 900 10 which, if add
"a 1850, ysbicb bSs seerEad since the LIST
y on ne ra;lroaJ bon ls, aud sinoe ist July,
on u. S. bonds. the entiie am'oAt S"eis 10 nsAr
S3,OOO,00 Cit.
Bat for tie failure Of the United States gov
eminent, and the railroad companies ,'Psy me
interest due, the amount to be distleuied y S
s,,nno+ Of schools for the year would have besn
S155 s3Ae. being 81 80 10 each child in the STATE,
;ncluded ii In the scholastic census. As Bss, the
amount for distribution is only 5000, giving
40 each child only a pro rata Of 81 cents. -.
This is truly q magnificent school fund.- ana II
ssfelv invested and properly managed, viii be
fsIt 1pon the destinies Of the generations to
come in the most positive and beneficial results.
dustin (Te1as) Gazette.
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HoMR sEnrlcE.-In nursuance Of q preyiol

FAST DRTYNG.-Ben, slave of X G. Daniels
was yesterday fined six dollars for fast driving.
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Pish for your palaver l didn't ask for that. Think
I'd read il Z I've sent it over to the old man, who'll see
about It. Meanwhile l take the chickens, aud advise
you to look out for squalls
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE rTsr

CORRECTED BY p NJ AVERY, CASHIER o. The asy-
Oso SAVINGS INSTITUTION MADISON sTREET.
BankaLLa Iannaaaaa No. -
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~ The London Times strongly denounees
zsTious measures Of the United States.
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STORAGE, STORAGE.-We have storage for
one btoEsaad h~ogshesds Of sugar.
a5Iw STnLMAN & BREEN.
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SUGAR i!

% HHDS. prime Sugar landing per v,s.ua
~ Child, and for sale by A4S
GEO. C BUCHANAN
w" No. - Front Row.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT or THE w4RWET
FURNISHED PROM The ~NEEcHAs1s ExcH.ssz
SATURDAY EvEsINe. Janua ' n

FURNISHED PROM TIE MERCHANTs' Excs4ssz
SATURDAY EVENING. Janua y Il.
COTTON-sales to-day Of 100 bales for future deliv.
cry at - ID on the spot at 71.c- and do At 3. r..
eeipts 10 bales shipped none.
TOBACCO-stOeks light and demand steady No
sa'es to-day. We again quote
AEAPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS
INFERIOR ak0 Be
10ol Jug q AZ
Ds . o
- 6so ~
9 q 3
Choiee and SELECTIONS nIO
WHEAT-Received as sacks. We lid not hear Of a
sale worth reporting.
FLOUR-The market continues dun and marty.
sales being confined almost exclusively to the local retail
trade. Sales go sacks superfne at $500. 90 d. extr.
super at $3.50 and 10 brls common at $500.
O~ATS-Receipts go sacts No sales reported
C~ORN-Reeeips confined to 800 sacks. Sails SOD
bushels yellow at Toe aud go white at 77lse. p bushel
BKAN-le sacks arrived No transactions Of moment
reported.
RYE-Reeeive 4z3 sacks Sales confined to q small
lot at $40 p busheI
bags received TODAY. s.l-s 40,
bushels at SL95. aud 100 do. At 81 90
SUGAR-ln good demand and steady. with sale, of
I4O hhdA, in several lots, at 81 85lae.
M~OLASSES-In good supply and moI-rs,. a,
a1les no barrels at @e' and go haEbarrels at 3Oe.
PoRk-suall sales Of city packed mess At 5000 3
barrel
D brs. city rendered sold al sae.
= 80 sacks coarse LIverpoof reuort.5 81,
S250Ss50 y sack.
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sugar and mnIa1-a-

NJ are IN receipt Of a large q1antiiv Of TIA
We viii sell at lew figures. @ "aie
iali B. Simpsons No.
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TO MERCHANTS Ann 0Tupps

EMPLOYMENT Is wanted by a tboroueb So
- man Of tsn year, prsa Ess, as saissmsa = 49,
Aeeper. inquire q HsAry G. Smith, Esq. o. sddTe.s
iaiO 1wt D..
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TNHE splendid passenger packet W.
Il BURTON, Biossst mastsr, leaves s.
q above on MONDAY, 18Th instant, AZ S
an q MANCOHRT rILGHMAN Arents
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MEMPHIs TOBACCO oUoFAr1oNs
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THE sDlendid passenger packet W. RaaAk
BURTON Boissat, mas er, will leave l
as above on MONDAY 18Th instant, at
3 p. st.. ~
jsl2It ELLIOTT & VTNsON Ape-ts
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For New Orleans.

THE splendid sseaEer NEW FALLS RsaRRL
A CITY, Switrtr. master. will leavs A
ne above on MONDAY, 18th instant. at S
3 P.N. -
Jail q J. n MORTON & co. Agents.
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PROsPECTIS
OF THE
Journal of The III. State igr'I Society,
PROSPECTUS

10 me fricHdS Gt agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee Of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication ot q journal OF the Society
Is lmp"rdtvcIy demanded
Pursuant, therefore. to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section of the ConstI-
tuition oi SAID Society, revised and adopted BY the
meeting OF delegates from County Agricultural So
cl"tcs, held on tie Far Grounds, at jacksonville
sept. 1850, they have made the necessary arrange
mcnis Tor the issue ot such Journal monthly com
mcnclng with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
l"ctaN") "i reading matter, composed principally
OF Su'h portions Ui the transactions of the State
ihd county Societies, and communications on the
SUBJECTS OF Agriculture IN all ITS branches Me-
chAnIcS and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
~. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
state society viii appear IN lts columns
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
oIhccfs OF County Societies, are respectfully re-
qncstcd TO communicate to the editor any matters
oi general interest to the industrial classes as
thoy may lf"ih time to time arse IN their respec-
tive localities.
To place the journal within the reach af all,
'he subscription prlcc has been fixed at FIFTY
'f>Is 4 YEAR, darciy sufficient 10 corer cost Of
payable invariably IN advance
Back numbers for the current year will be furn-
lshcd until the edition Is exhausted
All subscriptions aud communications NAV be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, Hi
nos. JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
Cor. Sec. and Editor journal.
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Railroads.
Chicago y Rock Island Rail Road.
1sa.sas4@sssE Ya@S a 4
CHANGE OF TINE.

WIN TER ARR \ y MENT.
ga and after sunday, February aud, lsb!
nn'll further notice, trains WIII cave Rock Island
station as follows
DuiNU uAst
bG hAPf"N' aud Maj tram al $50 ~, arriving
~ Cine fau 1T I,t5 ~,
Through ir",ght tam At g.I, m.,. afft,Iuy an
On rlru al $40 10.
Ngh, hApr,ss at ..ga - m.. arr,.Dp IN IhIcaro
at '.laam,
IHNlNN NRHlNr rEuM rur rAsrg
N'e"i Express At el1 a M, leaving Chicago At,
llir PA.
Through Freight At Ito m., leaving Chicago At
10 pm.
Day Express aud Mail At 40 u M. I,tsHr EN-.
cagO At II 10 q M
Al trans ever this road are ~ direct ruup,,ltnu
~ chicago with trans over the Nrhtr1a NuufH.
rfh, the Michigan Central, ahd the ptisbufuh and
fnrt wayne Railroad, To- aud from Detroit, To
lcdo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PuIshuu,h.
Dnnkifa, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alhan,, N,g,
\ "rk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud Washington.
Also AZ LiStllc with trains of the Iluuis Cen.
ifa Road North To Gaicna aud South to s. Lou
~ Caro-, Memphis aud New Orleans. to winch
places tickets can hu procured ur
", u. GRENELL,
Ticket ie'tR Il, Depot, Roch island
Passengers are reminded rihc u,rrs>it, ur ..,-
hs distinct directions uS 10 th' destination ui tnrr
baggage, also 10 procure tickets hrIur, taking their
seats ~ the cars, 1s the conductors collect fares
'hlN tu stations on the line Of the Cmcaruaru Rock
Island R,rlrnld. IOHN +. TRACY Su,,t
W, H. NuIrMA%, Asst Sup't.
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s306,743,79

Having re-lnsur.d and cancelled nearly all the
extra aud special RISKS previously held by the Com
pnny, and confnlng our business strictly TO first
class RISKS, think we offer a. safe insurance as
any company represented IN the West During
.hc past four years We have paid the very large sum
S3l 900 in losses, and hope to avoid heavy losse,
IN future by declining all specially hazardous
risks.
ISAAC UNDERHILL, President.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, HIS Of
hcc Corner OF Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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Gaiena dnd Chicago Union Railroad.
~ III III .ss-.ss. ~ II y. s.sss, ~ sss,zas .s;.s.-.s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

| IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Dec. 2nd.
" INol, trans VII leave Wells street depot.
Chicago, as follows SUNDAY excepted
lI,f1 a. m. and Hlj p. m. for Bcsidcrc. Rock
ford. frccpou. Warren, GaIcnl, Umlruh.
Dubuque aud intermediate places.
Has q. N. and lIjj p. N. tor Dixon. Polo. rnI.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate pont..
100 p. M Rockford Accommodation aud ro,
River valley.
400 q. m. Gcrcv, Accommodation
Passengers Tor Bcioit aud JancsvlIo viii take
The ll.iJ a mt tram.
Passengers tor Crystal Lake, McIicnry, Rich
muud. Geneva Lake and intermediate points. viii
take the loo p M tram.
Trains arrive rs follows
At $50 p. N. and 300 a. ~. from Duu,ctl. CO
lena, Frccporl, etc.
h $50 p. IA. and to a. IA. trom Cedar Rapids,
Fulton. DIXON, etc.
Ec"Slccpug cars on night trains.
t. B. IALCOrr,
t. VI, "iii.hLLE ueh'l sup't.
Gent EtChet Agent
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Most Valuable Book Of the Day!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,

As volume after volume is issued, this noble
work elicits stronger praise from all quarters.
The North American Review says ''We can
turn to no title which does not confirm con-
fdence IN the work. Each article seems to have
been written by an expert. There can be no doubt
that, at least for the Of Amertc1n readers, and
in some respects Uherfrer the English language Is
spoken, this Cyckopadi1 wiH grrGtly surpass in
rdiue any similar comPiiatire yet issued on etther
side Of the .itidatic''
In the present startling times, when we need
posting on 50 many topics little thought OF before,
1t is invaluable.
Published by D. Appleton Co., New York:
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Trans run by Chicago time. which IS t.clyc MN.
ul,- faster than Davenport time.
lN AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
I J 18Th. 1862, and until further notice, passenger
trains Will leave Dayenpurt as follows:
For Marcngo and Washington. 1000 A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows;
From Naren-o and Washington. 400 ?. NJ
From Iowa city. y..:..................s:3 $3.50 A. NJ.
Morning trans out Of Davenport make direct
connections at Narcngo, Iowa tty and Wash
nrtou, with the Western Stage Compauy's
Stages for all points west.
Trans from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination of
their baggage. Also 70 procure tickets before TAX
Iur their seats ~ the cars,
JOHN +. TRACY, GcnI. Supt,
\. klNBALL, Asst. Supt.
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Assets.

Assets.
Amount of Cash IN Continental Blk,
\. I.................... Sl2i,i3l II
Amount of Cash IN hands OF Ag'ts,
and IN course of transmits
slOn... ............,..,..... O',ISS s.
Amount of unncumbered Real Es-
tate. No. Wall Street.... $4,000 90
Amount of United States Treasury
Notes, $40 market value, $4,000 90
Amount of United States Registered
Stock 1861, market value. $500 90
Amount of Missouri State Bonds, 8
per cent, market yaluc.. 5000 90
Amount of North Carolina Bonds,
per cent, market yaluc.. 1850 w
Amount of Tennessee Bonds, per
cent, market yalue....... $500 90
Amount OF OHIO, per cent, market
Nalue... 4,tll w
Amount OF Illinois, per cent, mar
ket value. ue................ 5000 90
Amount of Brooklyn City Water
Bonds. market yalue...... $3.50 90
Amount Of Bank Stocks, market
value. G5,225 90
Amount OF Loans on Bonds and
Mortgages, being the first
lien of record Inin-
numbered Real Estate, 9l02l9 80
worth at least 81 10000
rate of Interest, per
cent..........
Amount Loans on Stocks and BIDS,
payable on demand, the 100 am
market value ofsecurltIes w
pledged, at least Sl53,6j3,
Amount ofOther Miscellaneous ltms j,0s5 l6
Amount Due tor Premiums on Poll
ces issued at Otficc,...... 1,G43 50
Amount Bills receivable for preml-
ums on Inland Navigation
risks, &c.....,....,..,....... 22,7ll 80
Interest due, and accrued but not
due OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29,3iS S5