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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
A Grand masked ball took place at the Town

"A grand masked ball took place ~ TIE lo"h
Hall. Hounsow, near London, lately, onthe OCCASION
of the birthday of YOUTH named Lye, who, on the
occasion. assumed the character Of youthful moh-
arch Edward vi. He was seated on throne
dressed in royal robes, while bis own grandmother,
as Elizabeth of York grandmother of Edward VIZ,
was seated on his right. Tee mock boy.king made
an address on the commencement Of Lie reign, in
which the wording Of the ordinary speech from toe
throne was neatly parooied
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MarKcts-c.KrrrlrrB rrOnrrr ION 1nr y. .Ta,srrs


In moderate request At .tosdy rates sales Of
Pos al 81 Jil nd Foafs at 10 10 -
COTION-iDc ihq Hfy CONTINUES very moderate, ana tn'
10. o-d.y than 10 Dfie-. fnces a- heavy
lsd3 o. fof ddins upatJ 'iddo Ne" Obeans aud i'ba
(DfFEE--kib c1nt8Sis quiet bot prico- AZ. very ~io
- Domu,o Is su Ia vefy far dcnsod aud Va note ,s'' ~
40 f,r export 1T ste cash, IN bord O'ner de'oo'
FLOUR ANo HEAf-1he demand Tor Western Canal l.
active ard Nth fss .nisas ard liberal on.ig- Iirr'
n The v or ado. st,eihy sasef undf the less ay
be new. from Europe; ,ass Of 40 hh At 80 Sa 80 ~
m snerre snd r3ba 20 Tor the grace
Wr.,ru Ezra ~ pSa - % for fIrs STATE sta ~ ~
f F.nc, do Goa % for shipping bands Of Round heoi
y,tts Onto and 10 5u ~ To- 400 bfsins do 'siaha
ylour 4. In limited dams d sud iower sa~' 81 40 balls
=. g1. 80 ~ for tOpthrr il'uf btsh'r quiet alb
,nsi,, tL. dem nd L. chiefly foi he BITTER grades i,T IT,
V Indies. sa.. 81 go bbA, at ftd 10 ~ Ia ~ Ar1 T.
rood sup.rne baimOr. and 40 +oa-1 2 Tor LIua' H.
sour 1, NAM snd Ia moderate Isquet 'se. :" oD' AZ
T10s4 rs Com M.si l. sead., snd Ia Ia TED d.naho
sac. Of 100 bbs ct fo J,sy sHd - ~ ioi bias, Viz
Bnck What Fpu /. 10 air fcqtst II '9d ~ a. ob
DRAINTb~ demaDd for What - ie's &c Lee ard pf.ns'
ui-suia, slA parcels have 90 puIcha,.h ~ .s
u.s bsiSt " BsLt spyIy e0uaspd iali Bsiss Spe ss'
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( Statement stands ~ follows;

Tbese figures are about what was anticipated. Tie
circulation continues to be WITHDRAWN and the
traction .incc suspension reaches about s. 600.
The individual deposits do not show any decline Of
consequence and tue actual specie vault wss rather
lsrgpr than the above average.
The movement OF the Parks aimee Sept, $, 1857,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
ARRrsT orADEnoNEsT O.

ARREST OF 4 Dishonest CLsRK.-AbGnt ! clock
yes erdsy no,pig Dpuiy Sheriff Marin Ward Of Jersey
City ed al tho Ferry man named iieniy smSh' on
cnsi se of ,teng quantity of wearing sppsrv the
Of henry schwtrE No. lao N.gGrk avenue, where the
cnsed rnpS ed for the past tive weehf clerk MI
krouse who charge 81 the and Tesdes head
was awakened ~ noise. End upon looking cut Smy "a
so,ng down ~h bundle, and starting IL pursuit
caused hi, arrest rEe goods found lis poA,son
valued ct bat Il believed h. has ded in puoin
log 20 on various asons idersbe Che
accused United the County jail By Recorder MAJ
tina. tn WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
Albany Live Biock Market.

MUNpAl. FtU.
Pryyr, There Ar, le,, on sale this week last b. coo
hesd aud 1. bloy Several OF tbs Ne"-1 otk
buyers usting pretty largely, and their moyenei ~
toyrii with the sight ,uppy hsve podoced
-dvsao. n pr equal &c. q N, live weight, on al
&, On be other bard of the NewYcTs men. like
TIE Es'itm tuyers are sarnsy underline Impression
L-ra wi be core ppLOiDg tdyance In raves Al
bone Iue,Gay ard edne.dsy Tney'.y h,t the cur
I-ut to-day full IS y tead higher th,n cattle
couusL1,d IN Ses.iera Last and they have 40
atiGt ~. rpy the will b. less tlan TIE demand
hrar that sos~ Gty .csds dow via the Eie
Railroad and viii be In nom The rver oouhs TO
ny for 10y deficiency in the supply from Albany TINS
tn hit good the dIoyer. have had III long
and they fs. aged lie average quality OF the
oHly iGdnrs ThIe are many do'e,i" 81 heavy
Wsst-fn but noue sufficiently smooth snd tnebonrt - be
eissed a. premium drov.s from hen,ucky held
by M. s.'n.n. from lnO- sold by = Hons-y SUD
III tight bead Of State le!d ~ Mead ClGs' come n'.
sst 60 e.
REcKPrsThs flowing 10 comparative ststenent Of
receipt. his IsIkei the GENITAL RAosd 'timsDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

lie Board Of Control oil the aie Bank OF OH"
met ct Columbus lsst week, sDd unanimously passed
resolution recommending the branches Of The State
Bank 10 accept the proyis onr Of tie act recently
passed by the Legislature authorizing suspension
Of specie payments
The foIlowngis comparative statement Of the
earnings Of tie Eaton and Hamilton Railroad for the
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From San Hrancieco.

san FsAscisco Saturday, Feb. 2, l8ca
Sailed, ship Derby, ios China
Fiy. hundred passengers sailed by the steamer for
tie northern coat porIs yesterday, beiug the COM
n enceuent Of what Is exI ec,ed To be an nnprece-
deptec Spring emigration 70 the Oregon and British
Columbia gold mines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

CONCERT by me IIUTcHIssoS'.-The Hutchinson
family give Il concert this Tuesday evening in the
Bethesda Bap,i.t Church, South Fourth street. Jer-
sey City, in behslf Of tte New-York Ladies Educa.
toua Union, for the benefit Of the daughters OF de-
ceased aud disabled soldiers.
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The Councils Of Allegheny, Pa. have declined u
make assessments TO pay the interest due TO the
boDdhodere. The Attorney states, however, that
determined effort is being made, and proposition
has been submitted, for final settlement of the en-
lie isue Of bonds by Allegheny CRY to the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and that not hsv-
ing received reply to the proposition, the Finance
Committee cannot undersaniingy levy a tax TO
meet the obligation"
We take The following important table Of risks
and losses in the Insurance Companies Of Mas-a-
chusets, from the report Of Messrs Wright and sar-
gent, Insurance Commissioners:
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BHAvTyonp c. W. Monday, Feb. 10. 1862
TIE car-shops Of tie Buffalo and Lake Huron Rail
road were burned ye-t.rday. loes, $50, 600, which
is covered by insurance.
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EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev. DR.. Weston Of this city 10 TO lecture IN
West Hoboken Library Hall, ON Thursday evening,
on "The Conflict Of Races"
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MARRIED..

Mopis,own. ". j., II the rssi.
dsDce Of the brides mother by N. Rev X. ~ Merritt
Geo W. Nicholas OF this city, 10 Jsne Lsurence daughter
of the late Judge Chils Of Morristown
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Disnsfere. &e.

NEWPORT FEB. Il b. ,chr Scios from saeo ioi Hss
YORK. with csr3 o j. ,dii A.. down snd VOW ~
IN. port by s,lsnss f,r-. vessel vey osdy osl
suial portion " cafeo ,',t ovsb board o! ites'!N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

HUDSON County CouaT.-The Court We're ell.
gagged ye.terdy civil The criminal Ifi.s Will DO re-
.upnrd on Thursday
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsiOSS-FgB m.--Bsfcro
LII .....

COURT OF GENERA sE>sloHS-fHb ".--be'ofe
Recorder H0FYxsN.
Dennis Doloyan, convicted OF pett larceny, SEN
tened 10 Peiit.utiory for months.
MAgA-t Gallagher convicted OF grand larceny
tenc 4 to STATE Pil,on FOR ye,rs
Sarah Csmpbe convicted Of petit larceny sentenced TO
P-uiteutisry for month";
Ihoma. Henry convicted Of receiving stolen goods
taf c-d 10 the state Prison for years.
FredercA Lever charged with the murder Of Thomas
RYAN 90 the e euig II u in tho flag of the Union
daace hou.e IN JarSs street brought up g Trial The
sId jury had nd ted him for murder IN the mt degree
The Di.tic oIn.y Mr. Ha in opening Tbs said that
lie did MT expect conviction except Of the degree, Of
rsu~ugisr The prisoner I, the proprietor 81 n. pace
refereed and the night In question h. ALLEGED that
dies entered tie pfen-e aid oeean 10 conduct
Themselves IN jiorGerly uanie' waersJron, II ID repre-
ted the prisoner turned the lights and random
shot FROM hi. pistol the contents Of which tooA eject In The
head the drcsssed no It pesTs was the ~sehma OF
Tue and wi prisoner 10 said to have
been on eAccl., M terms.
Me,rs Jam-.T brady and s. Spencer are the counse
ion he defense snd tale the ground that upon the occasion in
question the prisoner did Mt fire soy pistol whatsoever
Tie uia W "a postponed TIL to-m.row (fuesdaya
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Fvp 10 10 200 bb,. rour las bois Com hea \" 49,
A. -sa ~. Wh.kv 70 90 hush Corn, 4Oo eu'n
100 pix, Proysi;p, sis Co. LAID losi do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

The Security Ere Insurance Company has declared
rs usu semi annual interest dividend Of 3. cent,
payable on demand
The bills Of the Bridgeport Bank viii be redeemed
at par on and after the 10th inst at the Bank Of the
Safe Of New-York, New-York City.
The Rank Statement stands IA follows:
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FyB. ia-Bsfor,
JpGgs SBIPxAH
sTon AGE SUIT.
I.ln NJ Fab.iin. 81 kugastn. Schxf,

T
John VI. Cabellos agt. Augustus Scheli.
This was A snit brought against the ex-Collector
10 recover half sorge charges for sugars impo tod by the
nsn'ia In 1851 and 1889 from Cardenss. Haysna, &c.
The counsel for plaintiff stpdsd that this charge
Illegal usual at the Custom Home That The ises Of
The case were that the Law required the imp'rer 10 store hi
goods IN bonded wsrebou,es for which he charged one
months storage Trough the gocJs rensbed there bat single
And If The Importer choose 10 leave his goods bosru
DC. aud tske them hence without any troubie 10 the
S 1e .he Collector even then exscted the storage for
h. month which was an e,oruon and hessi aud which
Wa. the f,r, g. ibi. instance. "
Toe Alto pey copended hat the warehouse rec
ons were s AID thst IL tie nefc at le the COCO, 10
yss T. ws hs own ocics aud tbs ana cement 70 pay 1Ii
sols g voluntary his pat Cae siAi on "hsn INC
Court adjourned , ., II M
Allen A,ssnt T. Di,trc,Attorney Tor the GOVERN e,t
Mr.. George Peckham aud WIN. boiee' touh'el Tor 'he
plaintiff.
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.


siNiATURE ALMANAC.
,uu-Ri,es.6:so seu...........5:3j Noen-se,s. t:is
WATER IRIS DAF
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov Island 5:4g HeL|tsts.'' U~
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SUPREME COURT-CH,rBERs-FEB lo.-Befcre Jestic
Barnard.

Catherine wea,herbee c, al. agt Maxwell, Wood
hull r, all Judgment settled ,,,, ~. Ii, a,
$40 costs. - ~.
d. Mayer sst q. G. Hazard; Edward CEesry sst Moses
Csse-sfoons denied Sl0 costa
Fds ard Cresry ST. Plat T. Could Motion tfante1.
lrits.t Browne sgt James Rosekrans ct sL-Aouon DC
MED; : 10 costs 10 abide eyept. -,
David s,utevst az, Jonathan Fsncher-aosion denied
W. : 10 costs. ~, ,,.,. !.
uied; +l0 costs ,,,,- i
sarsh A. Coster ct a. sg George Lewis e: sl-aoon ae
ui-d with costs
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flowing 10 comparative statement Of
eit make, over tho Central Railroad sstim s.iUg

TAi:vs.l. L.aws.i. i.sSsM.
Crue.............1s s 2ois 3is
shesP....-........s.S6o BIO $40
Az weekly To,sl ,incs Total same
rtctsl, 9sa Jan. J. date s.tYr
C.ni....'.....sss 1929 ,ela
s n". sa.........,a % sIa "I 10:
I'll. IN different ist, from the several States
,ud Ca .ds. in the follow itg numbers; ate
Cho................. "a k.r,ncky............. rs
,ndi.ns....... 2ss .snsda..........''.'' ~
iliSo.;..'..'.. ''.'''." q, l'~.'''''''''''' ~
Pp,'s.- We quote The m.rk,t ,c-s III. demand bsi's
fully Up 10 s'uypb' a" 'd'a"e' n T., :"
Er%s%G.' on..::,.:::..,ss ass
th"sasniy ..''"''''''''''''''Sia ga,
nna sss.i.y northumberland uGa
eIrr,-IIs oo~ ia rs.-e'ioh' are '.hcieni 10 Indicate
j. G. Bo.,.iei "a good ohois At sc' y head Avens-
le good s,s,e Al so y head Average iso 10
W n. Hu-y. - fair Indian. At ss = head. Average
John Mckee. 10 priu. heavy Indian. SO head Az.
spsnssS la ordinary Michigan go p head A'sHse
Io' IS fair 10 M,lc y n live w.i'h, A,esse 80 =.
h'id spims r.SS ,a.,.n ..s y n h,rsrs i.soo H.
s .bac.,sr i. EN-. Kentucky 81 50 > head Aver
Thus. y.rrs "a fair Ohio, s,7 y bead. Avcss.
s.mS. Hon.,ley. II co". Michigan q. 80 ca z loc ~
Iru.r :os N. A,o. i3orinaJ good DO a. Isle q
n. Asshg-. .2n n. Abo, Al prm. heavy lhnois on pm
vt. term. .sept n Av.,sse 1913 No.
IL q Coon. IL GORE Michigan dc y N. Ay.fs.e
90 n Al'O, IS ohio 'ss-p ct 80 v 10 head Aver
-, Bndior I, .rtra heavy Michigan at & IS 100 10
II. { sie~sr,, 80 ordinary Michigan at s'i so y head
c. John.op. II fair do at &c. q p Av~,ase t4oon
H. sh-nsld &c common State At 81 30 q heed Average
D. altman q good Miebis,n Sc y n Aversse 800 n
o. p Bas.I Il sr stat St3 - q head Aycissc about
| " p., :?sod s,.,e at dc Pm. Avsr,g. i75b
g. Put AN Il do d, at 81 y L,sd. Avrrsg- ~" 70
H,nry. IL fair Michigan at Jc. D. and 10 over Az
erss- 80 70 ~ - $500.
! CA 70 ordinary KENTUCKY Of $50 q head. Average
100 n Also, 20 DO. rough oIen a, &c q ID Aversse
J Sanders. - prime Kentucky ., SO e head Average
IS Virgins. a good do. al $50 = had. Average LOO
Ne.u, Newton boush, IS scOd hesv, State and Western
ai SIC p n. Asrrasr 900 nA
sntnr-1 he .ulply very large bu the demand IL rood
no. ony fo b,uy rsdr, bu, sccount " New iok
. ts,t-fn markets veil and the market 10 hru During
sr.r,.L swe.ne, about 200 head pices ranging from
"A NC A. 10. 20, fair t. Smelly good.
= H,u,cley sold IN head, Al tt7oP 100 nI Average,
~ n. =,
Gversgnx los ns alto g H.. 70 rrua. av'ssLg h. At
sac A. NJ: 100 sAir- averaging TO- ns 81 30 g 100 be
u eNir,. averaging "a ne al >:c N:
HuGs-Ih .lr 10 arisa. at West Albany dung the
d,y. inside Of 1000 brad since last weekly report
sfe.s hse iinrrov.d 5dloc head The to-day IL
- "a - = y 100 n. aud the demand 10 god
Dns.tp Hoes -lhr rc.ips fsiue hogs arc increasing
and A.. ~ lr d,mard for pacing and the Es we-ern
Hog .n'e mode sicily and eOniisus in d,",nd for packing
Atlas aid Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
COURT OF COMMON PLsAS-sPEcIiL Tfas-Feb 10.
Before ludge HILToN.


DECISIONS.
Tho N,vor &c art Lyors Chrr,ock-Eotion 20 vscs.e
u5rmeLt far irregulary grsn'eL see decision.
Il % l.oner OCT Andrew Srith APP LEGATION TO insTet
books OF denied bat vi h'tt 20 renewal
lie COTS 49, abide event see dcci-lon
O Ipser AIT Charles A. UDger-ke report cont med
sud jud sment ofdiyUIce gln ed
In CuAhBgRs
ln the matter Of GoOd Hoyt eIr &C., Tor leave 70 sue &c
Motion grated. . :, . =, Nd.
HOMER Mofssn srt Thso. J. Nsn Husen ct sL-ho,ion
denied. with : 10 costs. =.
Bwsd mid s.t Herkimer County Bank Motion denied,
With 10 costa. -. ,.
Tho Bank Of tie Commonwealth sst James T. Defoy CT 81
Noou granted d,frIdsD,s Derby Jacfton, but
de-, led a. to defend Ward, PsTy Smith
Peter n MoI. sst AiTedA Burnham ct s-ts~ reierred
Mater Quin at. waller A. Qun 81 a--rhe motion 10
direct the en-. OF the d.souTseuelts mae oy
the r-er.e II the order mentioned AHMED ca spPea 70
Before Justice LEoSABD.
Franci, C. Blss &C. sgt Syysnus sm th-Mouon granted
chars. colt e. al ss,. wm. c Williams ct s.-Ths order
Of arrest vacated With SO costs Of motion to defendants
h await the hnsl judgment
Frore Justice CrsRKV.
Vp, n pomroy sgt UIy,s.s b. BTe~stsr.--The p'sin5
npst either n the distinct matters itled OF must
s,sie ,he,n s-rua,ey No costs =,
-lliuston Cspp It al ag, Samuel A. Beeknan essL-So
tion deDied, witbo' coats 49,,
Michael f. KserT AT. Wnl biaueh-Mouon granted
eo,,s o. motion and iuqpest to ABIDE event.
Edward ID. James CT al ass Anson BaAe.-Moon gianted
IN The day the Court announced that the present Oen
ud continued through the greater part OF nsI
month.
NOTICE To TIE BAR.
Durinq the remainder of this week, Mr.. Justice
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UNITED STATES HARsHAL'S OFFICE-FaB. TO-
VISIT TO CAPTAIs gordon
On Saturday Msrshaps Officer Smith visited Capt.
GORDON al the Tombs Gordon sItremry depressed In
spirits ard confessed iha, he ht syen up ali iope oil in-
,h,r respite OF Communication Of his sentence
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COURT GENERAL TERs-FKB lC-beiose JAS
tices IsGR.HAn LrogaRD. and CLERKs.
DECIs SION.
Al the orerinO of the Cont Presiding justice

Ipgrss need that duribs the emsder Of ta w.eE
tue Cou would open az 10 ocock and thst Ju iee 81
nsrd would attend parte snd ated Chamber business
om II O'Clock 70 The Court made the following decision;
In 70 Win Of James z. Authorization denied.
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SUPREME CouRT-C IRoulr-FEs. Io-Bosore JS,tice
PECEHAM.
THE TEXAS LhSD CASE.
Simon Mussiaa 81 al. ss, Charles Sgillnsn, 81 al
The Judge. this morning, densd the defendants
motion 10 dismiss the pla.tfs complit without hesins
further the argument Of Judge Edwards Tor the plantihs
Counsel then proceeded with the tiill OF the ease. -
The Jnros attendance discharged until merit Mon
day and the Calendar Will not De called until that day.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPKoiAL TKsx-R,B. io-BesoTe
Judge WBrTE.
DECISION.
Frederick A. Platt Receiver, &c, agt james j.
PeIs.s ct Moion granted, with 30 costs TO abide event
Of seton
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NOTICE TO TIE d

During the remainder of this week, Mr. Justice
Barnard will esn the Chambers l,ss.ed motion calendar a
IL O'Clock m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-15
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the iii. State AgrI Society.

To the Friends Of agriculture amt NecRah'c A''S
The Executive Committee of the limos state
Agricultural Society believe the tIme mas arrived
when the publication OF a Journal ol tue oociety
is imperatyely demanded,
pursuout. therefore. to the duty with which they
are CHARGED by the second section OF the eohstl-
ution of SAID Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
ciotcs held on the Fair Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Scnt 1860 they have made the necessary ari nge-
mrnts for the issue OF such Journal monthly com
mencing with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
loctayo) of reading matter, composed principally
of such portions of the transactions of the State
and County Societies, and commun catiOns on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me-
chanlcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
&sa- 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, are respectfully re-
quested to communicate to the editor any matters
OF geLcral 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 FIrTY
CENTS A YEAR, barely sufficient to couer cost Of
publications. payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be furn.
ished until the edition is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may b<
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, lii
nois. JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
Cor. Sec. and Editor Journal.
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The Genuine Electric Oil
Piltsburg, Fl. Wayne y Chicago X. II
r7;,1z.1, .aa.az-z Ez..saA saAss II
ieses s1l $500 "a 6 s.l..::2 - -

EHwHT "a E mi. e. Z. 1879
Trans leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as f"lio"S
a.m.--Fast Line, except Sundays
6 SOP. m.--Night Express except saturdays
3.4O p. m.-Acoommodation Tor Valparaiso
For Boston, Nsw York, Phiiadetph,a, Bhl'M0'e'
WaShington, Harrisburg q PHtsburg'
For Albany, Bufaio, Dmlkirk, C'ereiand Colum-
bus, Cincinnati, Dayton,
And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities named.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and baggage by
this route checked through to all eastern cities.
But one change of cars between Chicago ana
New York. via Allentown, On tram leaving Chica-
60 at Go p. m. :.
Tickets for sale at the principal ticket oficcs IN
the west, at the company oii!ce, corner oi nan
not Wes, SIDE. Chicago, WIN. p. SHIN,
HOLIDAY, Gen'l Pas'ger Agt.
Ticket Agent.
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GalCna and Chicago tni0n Railroad
Ie NE. .asSss5 ~ ~ ~ II. u sssal
WINTER ARR NGEMENT.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Dec. 2nd,
" ls6l, trans will leave Wells street depot,
Chicago, as follows (Sundays e&Ccptcd):
ll.ij A. m. and 9lj p. IN. for Bcydore Rock.
ford, Frceport, Warren, Galcna, DnnIeth,
Dubuque and intermediate places.
| lIj a. III. and / 90 p. m. for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
400 p. m, Rockford Accommodation and Fox
River valley
800 n. III. GcrcNa Accommodation.
Passengers for BcIolt and GAINESVILLE will take
the | l.Ij a. N. tram.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, MciIcGry, Rich
mond. Gcncyl Lake and intermediate points, Will
take the 400 p. m. train.
Trains arrive as follows
At $3.50 p. N. and 900 u. m. from Dunlcith, Ga
lena, frccport, etc.
At $3.50 p. m. and iij a. IN. from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
E.,.~Slecpng cars on night trains
r. B. ThLCOTT,
G. NJ. WHEELER Gch'l Supt.
Geu'l Ticket Agent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-15
Chicago Il Rock Island Rail Road.
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CHANGE or TIME.

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Ca and after sunday, May 9TH, 1862, until
further notice, trans viii leave Roch Island Depot
as follows;
DoINC EASr
Day Express aud Mai tram at 1890 m, arriving
N Chicago at $50 p IN.
Through freight tam At 9.lj a M, arriving IN
Chicago at 300 N.
Night Express at i.3O p m, arriving IN Chicago
al 6.3u am
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at 100 m, leaving Chicago at
900 p III.
Through Freight at Lao m, leaving Cn1eago at
100 IN.
Day Express and Maj, at j.l5 M, leaving Chr
Cago at 900 m.
All trains -ycr tins road areIn direct connection
At Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
crn, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To
lcdO, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also at IaSallc with trains of the Illinois Cen
ira Road, North to Ga.cna and South TO 81. Lou
Is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded ofthc necessity of Civ
ing distinct directions to the destination of their
baggage. also to procure tickets before taking their
seats IN the ears, as the conductors collect fares
only to stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN +. TRACY Supr.
". II. WHTMAN, Asst Supt.