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Bills ef1lading for any goods, merchandise or eff
fects TO be exported from a port or place In the
United States 10 any foreign port or place,
duty AZ SShtS.
DO for auy goods merchandise or effects 70 be
carried from port or place In the United
States TO any other port place In the United
States, either by land or water, except when
carried BY any express company or carrier,
sIimP outy o.. Ss''S
Bitters, same balm Of n Thousand Flowers"
Boards are not 70 be considered as manufactures.
sales 1.lo Of per cent.
Bonds, Tor indemniying any person who shall
have become bound engaged as surety for
.he payment Of any sum Of money or for tho
Due execution or performance u the duties OF
sny oIice, and 70 account for money received
sy virtue thereof stamp duty o. so cents.
Do ~ any description other than such as are 70.
anfred in legal proceedings not otherwise
charged a stamp duty of..................25 cents
pone, manufactures Of, wholly or In part, IL not
otherwise spscl1ed. ad yslorem. per cent
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cNCsrb VI totVvVss.
Do, for the pay ment in any other manner than
at sight or on demand, same ~ above.
Bills Of exchange Qoreign) drawn In but payable
out OF the United States, drawn singly or II
drawn otherwise than In sets Of more than one,
according 10 the custom OF merchants aud
bankers, same as bill Of exchange tinland).
Do. do, N drawn In sets OF three ur more, for
every bill OF each set, where the sum made
payable shall not exceed $50, or the equiva-
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| Power OF attorney TO receive or collect reh'ss y
| Preparations, medical as " Donthrice.
| Preparations, II which coffee forms ps.t'u
which prepared for sale as a suosthu.eiof
cofee per pound = nnis
Preserved nsh r...o per cs.
Preserved meats. per CT
| Printed books not 70 be regarded as a manu-
faeture, or submitted to a rate OF duty
' manufacture.
d. all embellishments gross receipts Cor 8 per Of.
'rinters' ink is not to be considered a manufac-
1bate of will, where the estate and effects for
IN respect Of which such probate applied for
% all be sworn declared exceed the
81 OF two thousand Ave hundred dollars
ssn :. to exceed 81 500 and not exceeding
5000 to exceed S. 900 and not exceeding
$4,000. exceed $40 600 and not exceedin. "
W
Sou,oVvs. xcesd $50 900 and not exceeding
Do do, to- ...................... 10 %
Do do, extvs ~ "a
n siy ~ go ~ additional O000 or frac.
COL ~ W
: .loia 70 s.uss every person when exceeding
rI unne ~ eoding $40 900 on the
souo, . ana not sA s. per Ct.
~ o's s"Ur eian. and not exceeding 900,
DO, exceeding SlooN 6OO.. .............5 per ct.
the excess overA on excass over ssnn III no
Do, excseding $50 ,0eO led bv nnv citizen of ths
~, ai.ua., "'.o'i broad, and not in
ploy Of the United Stts - ~ " ra~ ~
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THE KILLED. WOUNDED, MISSING AND SICK.

Killed, Wounded and Missing.
The following 10 further list Of killed. wounded and
missing soldiers during the recent contests ON the penA
sula -
pAxrEK's PHILADELPHIA PtEE zoUAvEs.
K,lled-June 2y.--Joha Hoodl,ck, 90 Z: John Roll,
Co G: Captain McGroegh. Co b. Charles slater, Co. -,
Joseph Roberts, Co. b, James Tayor, Co. q; Corporal
Wsaadd ~Iicu,snaut caustsn, Co. c, wounded and
prisoner u. Baker, Co c; Umster. Co G: John Smith,
Co. c; j. Harris Co B. P. Taylor, Go. B; rlois, Co. B.
] W, wiss. Co. B; J. wise Co. b; A. Myers. c.. q; c.
Iicksts Co b Corporal Michass, Co. b; j. Wright 70
b, Joseph Z. Hines, Co C.
ErGHTY-THRD PENNSYLVANIA -BuTrEKFELDs
BNiGApk.
K,ilsd-Juns 2o.-cclonsl McLsns, Major Nashsl prh
Yates Bennett, J. Basssu
ia a.t.in Morris Co D, wounded and missing; Captain
Mctoy wounded; Lieut., Judson. Co h, wounded Lieut..
Ysae, Go. G, wounded Captain BroMn O.. j. wounded;
Surgeon Falkncr prisoner orrorA 70 n, wonn
Fleming missing; Corporal Weaherwas, missing; Cor
pora Wade, missing; Corporal welch, missing. 224
killed Wounded and missing IN thit regiment
FIRsr MINNESOTA.
K;r.I-c,lor Sergeant Ssorgs N. Burgess; private
Ieason cc r; Corporal NJ. whitman, G., " Corporal y.
Captain Caldwell, Co. r, severely; Sergeant steY.
Co A, woundei and missing; - nseisr, 20. n
wounded and missing M m ns' onrss =" y: s's. .rs 10
Isssidsy, Co. II, wounded and missng; Corp. Brsd-
ley, Co ", wounded; - Iayisr, GO. = seundel -
ed; T. s. Go Go. B, wounded; y. ;ernus. Co u wound
cd H. Seaman Co. B, wounded sna h,issIsg; ".
nasncs, 20. u, YOU osd; L. w Siivw, 'c b NUah"eai
Cart sm u Co. G, mortsly; H. J.W Brown, Co. 6 Sc
yorely; !. Ellsworth, 10. q, severely. - Echold, CO.
c. slightly; - Finacc, Co. y, severely; - iitsson,
Co. c. hr nd; - Hay ,ord Co c, hand; - Sctonneii,
60. G, ey.; - Taylor CO. G, mortaly: Lieut. puiy,
Co c. slightly; corp. Brack, Co Z, slightly; --iIss
nell, 20. &, slightly; ----- Wren, GO. G. m,rttV iae,
.lc,,ianis Co r. slghtly. - sur.tt, 90 \, slTbty;
Corp Bennett, co. u sii hlly; - tart Co. wo meet
j. r. Davis. Co. u, wounded b iNis 20 Y, Wo1a''S
asd - Mott Co b, wounded; -, scar, 70, =,
woun ed T. Peterson. Go. wonnaea -. s'efs0h w.
u woundedt - sev srsen. Co U, wounded
ruRry.rouRrU NEW YORK.
Daniel csssday Corporal Cofd0n' John sinsby, J. VI
Nichols .-,.u.,.. s,xx..n, ~. 49,.
T. Iassingcr, breast N. hOorc, J. g. Camp
I'll a Rubbias, W Allen, Glearoh, , Hutchias, j.
o. us'ia . g Isnows, e. Cano s.hn L. Lawson. W. -.
,,nc,ilo q Pstre, big an john PoObias, b. N.rth-
nsa w 4 walton, William Burns, william II. Lewis,
George uvis, John W. Rosa, X. GRUMPY.
srrovp NEW YORK ILrrrA--riGHrY-svcnS, vols.
Capt DeIaecy ,sounded aud prisentr H4ts ~, Co
CONTINUED ON kGHTH PAG.-i
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The rlassachusetts Regiments.

JIIly y, ISDZ.
Letters from the Massaehuset First State that he
rcgnsuL has been rednccd to about one hindred aud
seventy FIVE effective Cumpany numbers bus
fourteen Colonel Cowdin is sick MAJOR Chane.or mis-.
sing and CAPTAIN Ba dwia is Acting Colonel
Colonel Cass. who arrived todsy, is hopeful ol
again hoadng the brave Ninth. HIS wound is Sc
we're, but not consider cd dangerous
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The Losses In the Tenth New York Vol
antcers.
TO THE EDITOR Or iAE RsRALD.


NEW iu'y 3, 1862.
Will you publish for the bneh af the friends Of the
regiment extracts from letters received from Captain
Fred. NJ. Patrick, Company " Tenth regiment, New
York Volunteers, dated July nd 32-
we have passed through tho ret eat ard aght Of the
past fvo days, and most of us are ali righi.
am safe and rnhurt, not a scratch ID oughoGt the
entire foray. Oar regiment lost some fifteen Or twenty
killed. The loss IN my company is ono man, Thos.
Scunn ION, killed. four MN wounGed slightly. hrd ur
missing. Licu tenant smith woundsa severely IN tbo
Knee The Colonel, Iisuf rant tconfl and MAJOR "a
uumured lno ony officers ilirss are 10 tsnsit
lat. severely, IL the shna er; Lieutenant smith, So
yer y, II Ao S.ec Ca lam T. i gn - ~ tAe acsi
Captain W ds sis htly II the o Captain Aewuui "a,
Leather aud Miner and Lierterpit cnter are SICK
Ad,r liant A. Fiank Asteu, a. ke .peait'd
Or b vs. took prisoner rebo hrgnder general.
rhls mas at been iuli arair bur eguar stra-
te .ic mov anent, by whit stc tha gamers
have 81 all pet sui a 9r perry excea wnst couln
carry and wat could carry was u her bn ned
captured.
s.w LieGtanant II. II. Lewis, OF tho Secsnd FIRE
louhveF, yesterday. lie is &, ,s,uld and We oar
pcnsts sve Just bIos4 n 10 prisoner, who Siys tho
rebels had IL 900 nc las Enh (JA.5 IL, where
onr brig 70 hold tsitioa, ht t.li the n OK
the batteries AMI CUNT frightened them on aad they
left Al oar hrst alti,.sy we seDe1 @itI
eighty gns, besides hoss Ih gunbvats. AZ We
were not ekad slleg ed no q. s.
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Sketch OF Major II. r.. Ciitz.

Major Henry 4; Clitz a Of New York, and
was appointed cadet TO the West Point Military Acade
my in tho year 1S4l lie tho OF Captain John
tlitz of this State died white il nd Of Fort
Mackiaaw On the 9th Of November. 1886 Hs graduated
the 30h Of June 1s45. and had Classmates Generals
w. F. Smith, T. J. Wood, John Porter, r. Hatch,J
W. Dav dsun and others OF the Union army and .. 4.
Bell f. X Smith ard others OF the rebel forces. On the
st July, l345, he promoted to bToyet second
eutcnsncy OF tho Seventh Uuited states infantry and
on the 2lst Of Socnbor 1870 h was further promoted
TO full second eutenancy OF the Third infantry lie
was brovettod first BsateEant the 18th of April,
ls7 for gallant and neritorioas conduct in the battle OF
tero Cordo Mexico. On the 10Th Of September, 1913,
no was appointed an Assistant Instructor Of Lfantry
Tactics the Military Academy AZ West point Dlrm2
tho month Of March, 1851 ho was promoted to dfss
l tenancy OF the Third infantry, and on the 9Th OF De-
csmber 1862 again promo cd, This timo. TO cap
taincy Of ihe.sane regiment On the l4th OF May 1861,
no was further promoted TO tho rst majority o. tho
e twelfth regiment OF United States infantry, which
osit,on with tho command CT the regiment. be held At
the time OF his death lie fought hravoy IN the battcs
OF July 20 and 81 fell during ono Of those sAngui
nary contests.
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sketch OF Major Nathan u. Rosscl,
United states Army.

United states Army
Major Nathan b. Rossel, Of the United States Army,
was born In Trenton New Jersey about tho year 1871
and was between forty hve and fortysS
years of age lie q Of the late Genera! Rrssci
who was prominently In Trenton, whore he died
on the 2st Of July 1872 Major Rosseil entered the army
on the nrst day Of August 1885, second Lieutenant
OF the Fifth infantry his appointment being accredited
to the state New Jersey. Had he lived until the nrss
day Of next MONTH he would have been in the servcs
twenty four years. He promoted to o first lieu.
tenancy November 1910. lilo served with great ds.
tncion during the Mexican war being distinguished IN
the battle Of Monterey and also In the battle Of Churu'
busco He was made captain Of the Fifth infantry ON
The sth OF Septeu ber lsl7 and WAS brevotted major
for gallant and msritorous conduct the batis Of II
Mol,no do! Rey This b. awarded in July 1S4S
aod was dated September g. ls47 On tho 25th OF Sep
temper 1861 he the first major with the CON-
maid OF the Third infantry United states Army. Aftea
the end OF the Mexican Captain Rossel was detailed
for service in Utah. Texas New and other places
ia the great west and Southwest He vas in New Mexico
when he was appointed the Third infantry, and was
ordered from that Territory last Lie always
considered brave officer shrinking from his duty,
and his conduct In Mexico aud the OF Gaino.
Mills during which he killed whilo leading his res
ment, bears ample evidence OF this fact 10 his social
qualities he was also much admired, eng possessed Of
fculty Of attracting and attaching people TO him iis
was admired and loved BY all and has LEFT large
number OF mourning fricn.s. Ho was married to .
daughter OF General Manu. and by this lady had four
children, Low living 10 his wife and family he Was
sspecally devoted and sndearsd. lie was By marriage
tho uncle OF Mrs General Mcclellan.
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OF General nevidsons brigade II not Cooni Weiss
hit Lieutenast Consl schne VINO a. IN com nand AZ
the ,iine. 4Lere appears bs 4cs OF @r' thy be-
tSec tho Colonel snd Tho other officers which hAs on
geadred friendly feelings rema Ks IN bu s.desi
and which has induced tho Cosnel to resign.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-16

| The New Orleans and Opelousas
Rail Road, the depot of which was
in Alsiers, immediately opposite the
city. has been taken possession of by
the Feder;,ls. Our Texas friends
must therefore be on their look
out.
Slirrnishing is reported in the
neighborhood Of Corinth, and the
Eederals retreating in great haste.
This is rurnor and we give it for
what it is worth.
The New Orleans papers report
the river, at that point, higher than
it ever was, and fear an overflow.
Rumor says that the Virginia was
shelling Washington City, and tina.
President Davis was ON board of her.
We learn from the New Orleans
True Delta, that two more side
wheel steamers arrived there with
Federal troops on the 9Th.
The following which we find in the
local column of .he n. O. True Delta
pleases US so well, as regards the
language, that we cannot forbear pub
fishing it, for we know our readers
will appreciate the pluck contained
in ths articI. as well as we relish it !:
DANGEROUS EXPERIMEAT.-Iu
passing cofi;ee-is house on the corner of
Front Leyee and Crosslnan streets,
late yesterday evening, we overheard
one oS q purity of Federal soldiers
who we've discussing the war CUES
ton with some OF our citizens, talk
,.bou. shooting. We viii here take
occasion to remark, that shooting viii
prove 4 dangerous experiment i'll TIPS
city. Our citizens have surrendered
and are willing to submit to the rules
and regulations Of conquered cities,
bu: beyond this they cannot be forced
They will not ta,nely submit to insult
and outrage.
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Fort Pillow Evacuated.
Fight Oh Peninsula Confirmed F!
OpclGNSaS Railroad in Possession
Of the Federa!S.

nv, r., ~. D - :,
., a,,,, ;,
' ''
~ - =
''0 '''' '''''' u A>e''
l'''eF D'ocS'oeo ny n'e s"hooats'
and hand to return to Alexandria.
This information having been for
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Proclamation of General Butler.
DEr'r Or THE GULF,
New Orleans, May /, 1869. |.

New Orleans, May /, 1869.
The City of New Orleans and its
eviroI.s, with al its interior and ex-
terror dcf-nses, having. been surren-
iereu 10 the combined naval and land
forces o. the Z. States, and having
been evacuated by the rebel forces in
whose possession: they lately were.
and being now in occupation Of the
forces of the United States, who
have come to restore order, maintain
PUBLIC tranquility, enforce peace and
quiet under the laws and Constitu-
ton Of the United States, the Major
General commanding the forces of
the United States il the Department
Of the Gulf, hereby makes known
the object and purposes Of the Gov
eminent of the United States in thus
taking possession of the city Of New
Orleaus and State of Louisiana, and
the rules and regulations by which
the laws of the United States will be
for the present and during state 81
war enforced aal maintained, for the
plain guidance of all good citizens Of
the United States. as Well as 9TH
ers who may heretofore kave been
III rebellion agains. their authority.
Thrice before has the city OF New
4 III, :, J l..
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a SOClAJlONS
Il NJ Il S u " I c.
~ GHREVEPORT LODGE off
No and A. NJ. No. 10, meets

eVery friday at J + II.
JOHN w. JONES, W. NJ.
j II. Brownlee See'y
Shreveport Chapter of X. 4. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the 2nd and itf Monday of each
month. at II +. NJ. J. G.. NfCNNiILIAMS,
7. 9. Waller, Recorder. HIP.
Shreveport Council, Il. and s. NJ. No. 5.
meets on the LIST and 81 Saturday Of each
month, at ~ p. NJ. EMMETT D. CRAIG.
Isnry Levy, Recorder. T.'.G... M
-sEy Place OF meeting. at the Masonic Hall
Texas street, oyer Mayors office nc24
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-25
NEW YORK.
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DO you wish to be certain that your bseatb II
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Or friendsf Use DIR. nuSdss CeDe bvated
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Ihi' sstringent wash is slso the best remedy in
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Sore Mouth, cts. II has cured hundreds.
DO yoa, DRY your childr rem SUI .r from Toothae
Get DY. Husd's Magic TC0thmcne Drops.
Price. Is cents per bottle.
Arr you afflicted with Neuralgia! Get DR.. W.
=. Hntd's Neuralgia Plastess. The most
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They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
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DO you wish complete set Of Dental Reno.
dies and Treatise on Preserving TEETH Get
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For sale At all the best stores throughout the
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CAurrox.-As there are dealers who take ad-
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LEGAL.
REfEREs,S sALx

0a.1 Q. Yossg In seo.s Comfy, Dis
x..h.si Ii; r.rs..s. :. ~ Psr.is,s q.
The usdessieiasd Referees IN this es.se Asvs
6esa ordered ~ the said District Couss. at the
August .ssm thereof I. D. 1863, 70 se'i the zeal
ssssss hereinafter described. to-wit. Ten (l0)
Acses Of land OF Of tie east end Of lot one U) Of
fractionals cotton twenty-five (25) IN township
ssventy-eight (76) north Of range three b east
Of the nth +. NJ, - follows via: ConInencing at
tbs eouth- west corner Of land sold By A. q. Full
ton TO said Lanbrite, BY Deed dated ~ Let, 1885,
ADD June 9Th, 1857. 1t . stake and stone on the
north line Of Antoine LeClairss reserve. thence
north on the west line Of said LAmb rite's lao1.
5l5 feet 10 south line Of Locust street theAc~
vest far snoughte make Ten slo) ser"s Of landry
and thence 70 place OF beginning. being same
land conveyed BY n omas Yarwool 10 the raid
lambgite BY Deed lated the 18th Of september,
1854, and recorded in book %" Of Deeds, 1t psgo
81. Also the east ffty and sixty-two hundredths,
(5os2) acres Of the south west quarter N Of
section number fourteen IA in township number
seventy eight (75) north Of range three ~ east
Of tho 5th r. NJ, viz: The same tract Ct land
conveyed By Nathaniel Squires 10 Strong Burneil,
BY deed dated 23th November, A. D.. ls54,and re-
corded December LIST, 1854. in book IN" Of Deeds
IT page number 70, being all situated in the
county Of Scott and State Of lows, wherefore
tice lie hereby given that We, referees aforessj
will on Saturday, tho 18th day Of y tober, A. u.
1859, at two O'Clock, p. m. OF said day, At the
Court House door IN the city Of Davenportexpose
ard offer for sale the foregoing described proper
~ IN parcels and tracts, to suit purchasers, and
that 10 will then and there receive BIDS for the
| - 10, payable in cash in hand, and We will also
receive bids for part cash and part on time, Sc
cured BY mortgage, and oil Of the said property
will be sold TO the highest bidder, the said refer
| ees resesving to themselves the right to accept
the cash bids or the time bids. The terms Of the
sale will be more particularly announced On the
| day Of sale and before the property is offered.
Davenport, August 3oth, A. D., 1889.
GEO. i. G. DOW,
C.E. kINklAD,
oep9 dl Referees.
Tho foregoing sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday. the 18th day Of October, 1852, at Two
| o'clock. p IN when the Same will be offered on
| tho terms specified In the foregoing advertise
| ment.
Dated October 4th, 1852.
GEO. s c. DOW,
&. L. kINkEAD,
R,fc
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THE HOUsEK EEPER,S
new FURNITURE P0llsn!!

Prepared from an inpsoved recipe blythe pro-
prietor Of the Brother Jonathan Polish, is cert-
6e6 by all the leadisg New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte nohers to be the best in the
void for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss TO all kinds Of
vsrnishsd work, fren furniture to leather. It Is
cheaper and better than varnish, dries immedi-
atsIy, and is easily applied, With piece u can
ton flannel and . bottle or two Of this New Fur
niture polish, housskseper can work magic in
the furniture Of ho~as ant keep Il looking like
new. Now IL the time TO "shine up" your tables,
shars desks, pianos pisturs frames, carriagese
and make them loyt = per cent better. This is
true economy. For ssls by furniture Se.lers and
storeksepsrs generally. Price, Is and 81 cents .
bo.tle. Depot No. 1 Spruce street, New York
Soecisl agents wantsd. Address, boz 1874, New
York P. o.
july8-d&wtfebl
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I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
u y ID. trains will leave from the Grand Genital
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $50 A n. arriving 1t
dai!y, sxo., SundaysJ cairo q $50 A d.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Asoommodationl A. 400 n. for Cairo and Way
r, r, d., sts SIS : s:as s:, ~ Cairo At
- This Tssin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
UrbasA Trains arrive at Chicago at 1l:0s N
and W1o Pm.
F1 Tickets and information, apply at the once
. the Great Central Depot.
hyde PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn:
0yO An Gas A N
0Ik AN 025AM
1890 n 12.55PM
500 IN eA5PA
oOOPl 650Pn
". ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Cent Passenger Ag't. no9otf
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Michigan southern + Lake Shole
RAILROAD.
OUNNER ARRAN EMENT.

IN AND AFTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
~ I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
o. follows:
700 A n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:so r N Night Express, daily, except sstur-
days.
- Trains arrive In Chicago ct s:l5 P N, and
e:l6 An.
All the above trains make regular connections
eeDunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, Now
York, Roston, PhiiadelF his. Baltimore and oil
peints East.
uxurious new Sleeping Coaches, with eli mod.
eso improvements run on Night Trains.
Iarougn Tickets can te obtained at tho Con-.
panys Once: % Clark street, vnder sherman
HsssS, q q the Depot corner Of Old Van Buren,
cd Sherman streets.
He. SAWYER,
0eneral Westeeu A9e~t