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WAsH1saros, duly 10, 1861
To the Editor Of the Boston journal:
Having noticed several articles In different
papers giving partial descriptions of the new
issue OF postage stamps tor currency, I
thought your readers would like to know the
Size, color and style Of the new funds.
There will be four denominations, two
sizes and two colors. The Ave cent stamp
in brown ink, and In the center Of q piece of
heavy bank note paper enc and three-quarter
inches wide By two and three-quattef inches
in leugth, some ornamental designs and let
tering fill up the border.
The ten cent stamp will be the same Size
as the five cent, being printed in green ink.
The twenty-five cent stamp will be the
came width as the five snd ten cent stamps,
but will be one-half inch longer. 1t is com
ptsed of FIVE cent stamps overlapping each
other, 60 that they cannot be used separately
and will be printed in brown ink. The bor-
der will be filled up with appropriate designs.
The fifty cent stomp will be composed Of
ten cent stamps overlapping each other in
the same manner, on same s'ze paper IS the
twenty-five cent stamps and will be printed
in green ink. The proofs were shown me to
day at the Post Office Department, and The
p1ates are to be immediately prepared fol
printing them.
The public need not expect to get any O
them il less than two or three weeks, anG
these in limited quantities. In the meantime
they will have to BE- careful Of what stamps
they do not spoil them By allowing the gun
to get damp. They should keep them in en-
yelopee, and small quantities In each.
tn AMI Epn
, 1862-08-07
Senator Doolis1le and tho Supreme
EEenEhs :.
JFrnm the Janesyille Gazette1

From Tie JahesVtIe GaZetLH.1
The Milwaukee SsRtss4 announces, by nu-
tho1i'y, that Senator Dooiittla Is not = candl-
date -fora- place on the supreme bench 1t is
hardly lust to accuse all who have -9iven cur
rency 10 the report IS enemies of Judge Deo-.
little, since the statement has. remained uu-
ccntEadicted for SIX months, Taose who
originated it may, have done It out Of sinister
motives, but those who have since been In the
habit OF mentioning 1t aa part Of the news Of
the day, are not more responsible for the cur
rency Of the rumor than thosa who knew It to
be untrue, but Kept that fact to.*thEmse1ves.
II may be that the Jndge- WAS Killing to be
considered candidate. While there Was =
none. makes merit Or withdrawing with con
siderable Virtuous indignation. II this Is not
The correct theory, why Was not the Ss'stssset
authorized to make the denial sooner?
, 1862-08-07
.. As
DAKOTA M1ss1uN, July %, 1864.


Worthy Of Im1tntton~
Editors Chicago Tribune:
At waT meeting at Forbesr Point, near
Vermont, Fulton comfy, Ill, appointed BY
Mr- L.. L. Scott, volunteers were sworn into
the service; also contributions were offered
for the families Of volunteers, One Miss
Laura Mckee gave ten dollars, and offered ten
more to any young gentleman that would vol
untter- Miss McKee's father and brother ara
both In the service, and Miss Laura makes her
money by teaching school at ten dollars per
month. Who dare beat that2
Yours all over, T. L. OWEN,
, 1862-08-07

G. TtR BENG A REBEL C0RNF1ELD.
The Lass passed by the last Congress
n i, is c1pse, in reference to the treatment |
cf rchc}s and their property, are sufficiently
dvhric and comprehensive. But no gen
eral order has yet been issued from the
War Department directing commanders to
execute them. Hence pro-slavery gener-
s.ls and secession sympathizers continue
to guard the property Of rebels precisely as
If DO laws to the contrary were in exi5-
tcnce. We hare 8 Case in point.
Brigadier General Edward Ohio Cfesap
Ord commands q brigade at or near
Corinth. Within his lines the field Of a
noted rebel brought forth corn a51ndaat1y'
Is soon as it began to be ft for use, the
soldiers lapsipg into scurvy and other dis
eases incident to lack Of vegetable food
were glad to purchase the corn at the
modest sum If five cents an esr, lawful
ccin Ct tie resin. But soon the greed Of
Dir. Rebel began to grow, aud not an ear
would be sell short Of ten cents. For
day OF two the poor, suffering soldiers,
justly regarding thus price as extortionate,
helped themselves, keeping careful a.
count and offering to pay FIVE cents per
car to the rapscions rebel. He scorned
their offe-s, and at once procured from
Gen Ord a very strong guard for hi5 corn
field and an order that all tnespassers
should he tied up by the thu1hbs, moss
inhuman aud barbarous punishment
These facts are derived from letter
from gentleman Of this city now IN the
division, fvr whose integrity We can Voudh.
There is 10 mistake about them. And
low We ask, in the name Of the law and
OF our common humanity, why Buch q man
as B1igadier General Ohio Cresap Ord,
graduate Of West Point and native Of Ma
1land, is permittedto disgrace the service
While his own brave men are sick and dY
ing With the scurvE, why is this brute il hu
man shape allowed to use intelligent free
men toEuard rebels field in order that b
may ex,ort ten cents an ear for his corns
Will not the Presdent command suc1
haseress to cease foreyerf Let the orde
issue 1t once in the name of Heaven
let il dy ab1oad on the wings Of the light
= = ming. We need scarcely add that the 1nd}e
,stiou Of the army is only restrained b
The stern necessity .of. military disctpiin'
But Gen: Ord ought to know, if he ev'
gets in battle and can muster courage
ret near the. front, that he will be in MOI
Ser Of 8 bullet from his own outraged da1
men lban from the rebels. This whole acdc
is explained bY the fact that be il 8 Wt
, 1862-08-07

Pointer, ard had his birth amid the slavery
Of Maryland. Hence his sympathy with
rebels: snl brutal treatment Of his OWL
brare soldiera. Language is too roor and
Law too weak to characterize and to punish
such unlnitigated brutality,
, 1862-08-07

Alexandria Captured by Sccesh 9-.He-
Ebken by KcOku kuck1ans--TMIrfy Se-
vesh Prisoners tA Atmbo-.0thcr EX-
peQft1OuB Urer the Border.
, 1862-08-07

GEALBD PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at Headquarters 1Gta Unitsd States
aud farborn streets Chicago Ill., up to u oclt ck M.
testh f,r furnishing Eations for Troops OF ta= l5th
HEde FarS,' III For 1nfMmaton agoas At Head
quarters. WI. D. SfEWAhI.
anEtS.EN Acting Assistant C. s.
, 1862-08-07
IMPORTANE FROM EELOW.


From the Cairo Gazette, bth
News from below. yesterday is Of highly
important character.
Curtis and Fitch left Helena yesterday with
Sc, 600 men. OF their destination 1t Won1d be
improper-to speak.
The rebel Gen. Hindman with 10000 con-
scripts, as within striking distance. Should
be tlude the federal forces, no apprehension
is felt for Memphis, IS the force there is ample
for the cfty's protection.
Com. Davis feet Is at Helena Why they
were withdrawn from Vicksburg will soon be
appat emf. The gunboats are underg6i g q
process Of improvement that viii render them
entirely invulner8ble- Bu1k-heads seven feet
thick ara being constructed for the protection
:of the boilers.
!. The shipment Of cotton from Helena, or
the purchase OF 1t In the vicinity, has been
forbidden. Il is given ont as the purpose OF
the tederale to aid the rebels in the destruction
Of this article, AZ the money obtained for 1t BY
the planters Is used to aid the rebellion.
AL the steamboats, arriving at Memphis are
put into government service IN connection
with the important movement from Hslana.
The determination to destroy HeleIa, upon
the departure of the federal troops. was cx
pressed, but whether that discrimination wa:
Carried out OF not, re are not sppr1seA.
For stirring tlmes and momeltous occur
rences ne may look to thesouth.
, 1862-08-07

The Republican congressional convention
Of the I'd Iowa district will meet st De Witt,
Clinton county, on Wednesday, the 18th Of
August.
The convention Of the 9Th Iowa district,
meets at Webster City, to-day, (August 7tn.)
, 1862-08-07

There is no part Of the future more
clearly foreshadowed than this-that our
reycrses and disappointments in the
present war have been in proportion
to cur attempt to preserve slavery at
the expense Of liberty. Our tenderness
toward the abominable institution has been
our ore besctting weakness; and i the
Republic is overthrown, that will be the
cause. The sanc1ity of slavery was so
impressed on our minds BY the char
ac'er Of our politics, that We came in
effect 10 consider it as something
better than luman-as q sacred
AMI God-madc Institution, which no crime
OF rroyocatisn could justify us Ii touching.
Tie Ee1 IF the South accused us Of a de-
size 10 irttrfere u iih their peculiar iniquity,
and wc-yea all Of us-went down on our
Knees ard sworc by our partisan faith that
We were innocent Of the charge, that we
would protect it With the whole power
of the government, and that we would
held tvery man as an enemy and as a
criminal who should put forth his impious
hand to disturb the hallowed thing, Not
even yet lave our people quit protesting
ami exonerating themselves from the
cunpinely devised charge. The long
headed Southern traitors knew our weak
ptibt, and there they directed all their
blows. And q large party at the North
stand gaping and narveling, wasting their
energies in deDyi1 6 that they care aught
fer the1ights Of man, when they conflict
with the interests of {, castc-stripiug, not
to crush out 1est Of thieves, per
jurtrs, assassins, destroyers Of railroad
trains, hut to convince the civilized world
that they have no aversion to the perpetu-
ity Of system which includes concubin-
age, mar-stllirg, child-stealing, woman
T:.ip: ing, ana crimes the bare mention o1
which would be an ofense to decency
TIE shall never put down this rebellion BY
alolo.ising for beiug in the right.
, 1862-08-07
0FFIClAL*.


TOR MILWAUKEE, KENUSHA.
RAcHx, PoKr # WAsH1Ne7u1. ,sNBo58A1 ASn
MAelToEoc-Af first clnEs Steamer leayes 1ooot7cno
Dock, d1Bs above Rush street. Br1dEs
Connecting II with Rs@ols @ sa9 AZ 20
seamthtps for GIand EaTsn "a al nonta aa t Tnas
Hi.sfssinnt tnt Deiiar iea than hy any other Sa1ge
Fare from Chicago to KsnSa5'a 6s9sss .....$s@ r.
- Milwaukee, -.... LED $ff0.
:. arsnu Haytn-... 500 :5o.
First C1ass includes Meala md E9om. 4
, 1862-08-07

lust RECEIVED ONE OF TIE
this cnnntsy eIeo uHmter Of Auoiiy Cartiasea aud
Buggies Of different stytss also one % sscond lee Hand
cheaF, At the HoTelty Carriage Works. u Adams st+
Eftu
, 1862-08-07
n0V1J: TKVANA. LOTTERY.

DfaxfsE q Ja1y i, sta ssa ~ FL xso aoo: 10.
1sss de- de- saGs 10 s d,sgM n t,S M oooi N9 e sts
drew $aMU Ii dra34nE e. ~ Sui2 u ~ NJ ~ 49, Id 6c
Eo III are 310e 70. = dfaE S5ooe q f9} fhaG
n1shsd III H}ghess price paid for ponhioons. TAIs0H
| 4 To- BsuEefss Is Ws0 street, H-T. Kusssa~
, 1862-08-07

TINKLE 4 LYON SEWING
The friends and patrons Of tue Finkle l. Lyon Sewing
Macnine Company IN Chi &Gae;ago 4; g., sna ID vicinity xi be
fiji assortment Of Machines exhibited in*ttcc
t!ene Etren and improvements applied to nd Machi7e1
Each Machine s Warranted n svr RETrER sattafart!pn
than cry Machine in mar ket money relunded PEiesa
reduced. Agents ~anted- fe2ls3313m
, 1862-08-07

aul.t9Elw
CURGERY FOR DISEASES OF
South Clark trHet Chicago Ocnlist and Aur1st gfvea
his undivided attention 70 this important s1seia1y
mic Aur surgery Certain diseases Of the throat
which Frequently cause peafaeas and nosss r. thA
,nasons bee Post pnes Bog as1~ nttsssae
EOMETHING ,NEW,.:The basi:
ress community IA the YteInit of tha RishWona
ii O'clock LUNCH set for ths1a usily u tho NGhoaa
Hnuee Saloon Ana for any tttng feal1y excellent n
naeans {y4 talM
, 1862-08-07

Colonel 9Th Wisconsin volunteers, command
ing IpGian expedition. ~.
, 1862-08-07

The following letter explains the regn1a.
tlons Of the Land Office respecting entries IN.
der the late graduation act
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
ma5-dts1

IHE STATh OF Iowa. In the equity Court of
ScoTr COUNTY, S.: said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Heckenl ely,
late Of Crawford county, Ohio, deceased tes-
tate.
To the heirs at law and all other persons inter-
csted in the said estate:
" HEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN
w made to this court by q. p. Whitcomb, one
Of the executors Of the said estate for an order to
sell by public auction, or at private sale, as pro-
vded b. laval che right, title and interest of the
heirs at law OF the said deceased, in and to the fol
lowing descsibed real estate, in the State of Iowa
to-wit: u SCI 5 W "a section 80 Town
ship 70, Range east of the 5th z NJ the NE {
5 E Il section 26 township 49,. Range II west If
the 5th r n, and the + 4 w "a aud S W y $
E 4 section 30, township So. Range l3 est of the
9Th NJ, or much thereof as shall be sufficient
to pay of all the unsatisfed claims against the
said estate, now file in this cCur, amounting 10
about $500, together with the costs and charges Of
administration. Now, therefore, you and each OF
you are hereby notified and cited to appear before
this court at the next regular term thereof, to tie
held at the Court House in said county on the last
Monday Of May, (the 26th day. 1852. at . o'clock
A NJ, and show cause, If any you have, why such
order should not be granted.
~, LINDERMAN,
County Judge.
May 5th, 1862.
Ordered that the above notice be published for
fourteen consecutive days in tho Daily DEMOCRAT
+ News, . Newspaper published and printed in
Scott county, Iowa.
r. LINDERMAN,
County Judge.
NAV 9Th. 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
go LE6AL.T,1

rfyRUSTEB'0 0ALE.-WhsrsAs, on the sth
q Anvof November. A. D., 1859 JoAns kAvlis
sxeeutsa unto Austin Corbin - trustee, csstaia
49, sf,trsst. ss.veyias = aaid Trustee the land
VII: The north-sa.t quarter Of section No.
twelve ia - township No. ssventy-nine (7s, J
north Of mage No. one H. east Of the 9Th P. u.
-eeeoedine 8 United Ststse ssfvsy-eontaining
enc hundred and sixty acres Of land, more less.
Also part q II: quarter Of section No
north Of ranee No. two east Of the 9Th P. w.,
commencing north Of the north-e corner thirty
tvo 13) reds thence west sixty{ 60 rods thence
south thirteen and one-third (l311) rods thence
east sixty (60) rods; thence north thirteen and
ons-tAird 1870 rods to the place Of beginning,
containing Avs 81 acres, more Or less; which said
conveyancs was made BY the said John Ravlin for
the purpose Of securing the pay Of twelve GER
tain pfomissory notes ana the interest thereon.
signed BY said John Ravlip, dated tho Sth day Of
No, emb,r, a. p. !SsS, and payable as 70 lows !:
November LIST, 1850. 1861, 1862, 1868, 1854 and
1866, and six other notes for the sum of fopr
hundred dollars each, due May LIST. lssl. 1880
1868, 1854, 1865 and 1866. wy
And now, said I'd Of last named notes having
become das and payable, and the said John
Corbin. Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby Give
this public notice, that by virtue of the rover
which isin invested by said Deed Of Trust. will
on Wednesday, the 2sth day of May, ID. 1859 a,
the hour of nine o'clock in forenoon Of said day
at the Court House door in the city Of Davenport
expose and offer for sale, 1t Public Auction
theparcels Of land above described, excepting
thenorth-east quarter Of the north east quartet
Of said section twelve (l2,) in township seventy
nine 79,) north of range one Il, east Of the 9Th
r. M-which was sold on the 9th day Of Nov
ember, 1861. to satisfy the nots due November LIST
1861 for $500, see book q, deeds Scott Co. records
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to sati.f,
and pay the amount of said note, witt
the interest thereon to tho day of sale
together with ell tho costs and expenses at
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the Sd day Of May, A. D., 1852.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ma5-cts1 Trn,to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02

'TsYsysE1 sI4.gtI.,:S73wh..... e s. 8 az

TRQ9yKfT SAIE-Whsssas, On &c 1eI n.
= - J6n4 Axl1alee1, 1nanss III. Enri;sS ~
sarah J. English, his wife executed INTO Wiil.r.
Doolan - Treates, . certain Deed OF Tint con.
veying TO said Trustee tho land n Ncott $780,.
iows, desehoDd asafolhwy to-vit: IL - ~;
OF the soeshswess 4uastse q seoGloo u. 1va1s1
IN township No. seventy nine (79) north. OF 49,
Ne. one - ease Of the 5eh P.sl.. mid dead -
trust being recorded amongst the record. 81 sa,d
scott county, Iowa, on the 4th day Of june. A II
~, IN book ~" at page 23s, which said convey.
ance VAS maac by the sid James N. Euslish ana
we ior the purpose Of securing the pa ynent ~ =
certain promissory note and the interest tha,eor
.,gned by tbs said James NJ. English, dated tho
4th day OF june, A. d. 1851, to the order on Roh'
ert Fleming, and payable IS follows for tho nm,
Of SIX hundred and sixty-three 33-l00 dol,.r.
so6s $50 payable on the Ath day of June, A. d.
And now, said promissory note having becon.
due and payable and the said James N. Enpli.h
having failedto pay the same, /, William Doolan.
trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, thatby virtue Of the power which il
IN me vested by said Deed Of Trust,i wilton Tues
DAY, the 10th day OF Dune, A. b. 1862. M
the hour of ten e'clo.k in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door IN the CITY of Dav-
enport expose and offer for SALE at public apc.
tlon. the parcel of land above described. or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
ana pay the amount of said note, with the i'm
lefest thereon to the day Of sale. together with
a. .ne COSTS and expenses attending said sale,
'o1ss OF TINS notice and Trustee'e fees
Dated tae Sth day Of May, A. D. 1859.
r,,a ~, WILLIAM DOOLAN.
A1AV-otoj Trustca
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
..uaKAfEEOADs:


.UMMsa ~ = AVG E1 = 1899.
g.;.s ynr BY Oa;eSeot;gss, sksek il t''e'vs s''"-
"a ~tssi sssessthsw Dsve1pos sisss. +
IN AND AFTER MONDAY: MAY Sra.
1852. and until further notice, passenger
trains viii leave Davenport - follows; II
Ii r4oA. Il. for Victor and Washington.
-,,rys xRRrvx AT DAVENPORT AS FOLLOWS.
esoy.x. from Victor and Washington.
Joroinr trains cut Of Davenport will direct
connections at Victor. Iowa city and M.sni1s e.
with the Western Stage Company . stages iof
~ Pms from the West connect at Davenport
=, t,,;ns Of the Chicago and Rsck Island Hail
" ea Va Co. all ponts East, North and South.
,ad lor a., are reminded Of tho necessity Of
;a d;stinct directions as to tho destination Of
g.snY also to procuretickets before taking
her seats :" JOHN r. TRACY, Genl Sup't.
KtasArL, Asst Supt.
davenport, May 3D., l562.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
Illinois Central Railroad.


: III yxA----sxsaEE. x2K-x. R1x
AK AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
1 al trains will leave from the Grand Central
mt. foot Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $50 A NJ, arriving at
l,i.y. exc, Sundays, cairo at 4:3O A Nj.
10Y This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
l.alis. Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
recommendation At 400 NJ. for Cairo and Way
Train Stations, arriving at Cairo AZ
Every day, a:as PM mex. dav.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
l,bana. Trains arrive at Chicago at ll;O5 A NJ
FIR Tickets and information, apply at the Office
lie Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trims will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
c.oAM GAS AM
eAfAM 9:25 A ii
,ono 12.55PM
5'"n pN 345PM
e.o"pN 6:50PM
W. R. ARTHUR, GenI Supt.
~ p Johnson, Gent Passenger Agt. no20u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
GREAT tQ,, SOlsDATED line
cincinnati l. Chicago Air Line
Fs.TSkEO.ED

gs0pTY MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
= TO Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Union De-
ut Chicago, as follows:
49, 4 NJ daily, except Sunaay.
At GIG p NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive 1T l0:l5 NJ and l045 N.
Through to Cincinnati and in iirnapolis without
change OF cars
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Iar ugh tickets may be obtained az tho principal
!.4i.road Offices III the North West, and the Com
.nv's Office, No, l33 Randolph street, unaer
tie ,7her ian House.
JOHN BRANDT, X Gen1 Sup't,
C.E. FOlLETT, Genl Ticket Ag't
- J. II. MOORE, ACT, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne Il Chicago
x AlLEs q AID.

~ ALL Es q AID.
So -; 8 =
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
" without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAAXA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Ecw York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
agton city, aad all the interior towns Of Penn
syivania, New Jersey, Now York, Maryland, SC.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets at no addi-
ti0nal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
Chicago, daily on the arrival CT trains from the
Eest and Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland & Lake
shore Il. X. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and boston, and all tho interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
and New York d Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janegyille, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Eseuhenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
6. Chic and Virginia.
che above trains connect at Forest with trains
ca Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
sEro low any other e cute.
Passengers bound east viii find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
ASscctiEci5 aitIsils I'll any W INC
voaus, will find attentive cheek agents at the do
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
eaarge t" the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
lag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket Off
ses in the West, and at the Company's Office, cor
ner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Eepot, West side, Chicago.
He particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
tsbnI Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
4 Z "a
Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 TO all points East at all times, ct as low rates
as any other railroad reute. sep2s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
,.siaaa & Chicago Union e ,iIraad.
~ ss,J.~-s y I ; g.,


49, 50 x Is s ].
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOVEMBER
- IA, lS6l, Trains will leave Wells street De-
ut Chicago. as follows, sundays excepted }
At Si5 II and 9:l5 , NJ, tor licgdere, Rockford,
Freep2rt, Warren, Galena, Dunita, Dubuque
and Intermediate places.
At s.i5A NJ ard 1855 n for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
AT 1 u for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in
'ermcdat4 points.
A. j NJ lor Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers Ter Bcoit and GAINESVILLE will take
the Si5 II train.
Passsng ors for Crystal Lake, McIIcnry, Rich
n-ond Genera Lake and Intermediate points, viii
take the Z train.
TRAINS ARRIVE At CHICAGO
At $40 N and 4:io A NJ, from Dunei,h, Galena,
frcoport, etc.
A;2:lo p NJ ana $50 A N, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
~ li;lo NJ from Fox River Valley.
At s:ne NJ, Geneva Accom- modatioo.
~ Sleeping Ca-s on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't.
n. HELLER. Gen'l Pass'gr Ag't. ny20tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-02
NOffce.

TTvHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOropr
~ existing between the undersigned, in the
Boo and Shoe business, under the name and stvis
Of JamisouA Murdoch, this day dissolved by i'm,
itation. J. W. Jamison will continue the business
and collect the debts 81 the late firm. 80
J. w. JAMESON
u eRA- d1xl ael44o B. MURDOCH. /