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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

A MASTER WASTED friend writes US
from Island No 10, that a negro boy Of fourteen OF IF
teen years Of age. came to his gasrters q few nights ago
and stated that he was lost; d. belongs TO Capt Jasper
Martin Of some Aiabams regiment from near Florence
be LETT Memphis wi h the LIST regiment by mistake, His
name is Henry.
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sREPIFF,S NOTICE.

DT virt OF an oder from the County Co1rt o.
ID Shelby county. 90 me directed. [ VII on FRIDAY.
th- All -sy of April 1892, On the corner of Fourth ano
Ezc o e. street Alrmpbis TEN a. il clock = Dc
let Cu5 TO ths lowest Bidder fr Tire spa-e of twelve
months 70 be psid quarterly by thu Go1Dty Court
May Bel, a sea- tic, Wh2 is 20 b. provs-et vi IA sun
eienr Diet Va hing aad apparel, a0d proper freshmen
f- he ssscs shove Mentioned Sufficient security is
60 be gwen. fo De zpPr-ved by the Couty Court.
tME r. FELTS,
mhaest hrs fee 81 kherfH shelby I3s4ty.
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A. BECK
AFktssAs PENIrENTIARr Jauuay l. .

Mr 3 a. Hk1rox-Dear SIR I have tho-oushl1
e1slsd Ae recipe foe tanning which purchased OF you
AM have no hesitate, In saying that Il makes bette
ssshe-. IN q much shor-ertfme than the Old fogy pro
oess would recommend it 70 tanners, and to plzutsr
wishing % tau u1sir own ltsfher-
Yours, A. J. WARD.
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LOOK .qT THIS!

CANDIES. Ark. Decsmber pc, 1861.
re Al WHOM THIS Nay CONCERE TT H. to Ger
ely that I have u-sd the above process for tanning and
hsre also used tx Lesther afterit VA tanned, and J
find q Is tie best feather that I have ever worked and
c~ertsi1ly tie quickest process IN the world. The Iesthe.
Tanned 6ty per cent eheaper. is heavier, better AID
more durable, snd Z CO. dIy rscomm nd The public to
Try j. HhAkf HORES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

ESCAPED PRISONERS TAKES-We stated a
few days ago that Barton aud Phillips accused O muir
dering and robbing a soldier near the Raleigh road and
charged with another ohsnse, hai cut their chaias and
escaped from our miserable apology for a jail. The turn
key, Mr.. Foster, constable John C Creighton, and off
Ger CuasacE, in consequence Of information received.
proceeded mp the Ohio railroad and got of at Shelby
depot but their men were not at the place they expected
to find theu- Creighton set some friends Of lis on he
look out, aad by their aid, the three men were taken as
they were walking along the raj roai beyond wytbe.
They had a saw and other tools along with theln, and
had cut of the shaekles they bai on their ancles when
they escaped from prison. They said they were net COR
~ to be tskan AS they had had a hard time of it. and
wished they hgd never left the jail They had been often
stopped and questioned, and always replied that thew
were going q join a military company mp the road.
Their real object was % get within the euemyis lines
L1.y we're once more n-aeed ~ -la-r Old an.--als.
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DR. B.. @. HATT0E-DeE ST: have tested your
process 70. tanning far snoEgn 10 fesi a. liberty 10 sag
thsa Il isin every respect - it Is recommended IN youT
advertisement, and wi tan the leather Z The instruc
lions are carried cut folly.
Toura Lruly. &c, WY. A. BEEK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

PATHIoTIC-We learn from A. L. Guuthorp,
ESD agent Of the Mississippi railroad, that the citizens
Of CcHeeviile, Mississippi, aud vicinity have general
ly donated all their church, hotel. and plantation bells
to the government in answer to the eali Of Gen. Besu
regard. The bells are now al Che CofeeyuIe depot. sub.
jet 70 tbe call Of the proper officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

LIQUOR SELLING r. Hsynie was charged
before tn Recorder yesterday with selling liquor to a
woman, in violation of the Provost Msrshals order. he
submitted his ease, snd was faed 525, aud bis stock Of
liquor was seized. The arrest was made by officer Jas
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DEARING & WETHERILL
PARTESANS AND SCOUTS
rT7vENTFnN

II AVlNG r~ecelre5 su-asrily from the Conu andinf
III GENERA - raie g oomnary Of Parti ans Scouts
/ zm row ready receive recrlts This company be
ms eoauLeut offers iuducsmentsthst are offered = nt
OH ca1 any . vs. seTvfaE n size wa The citizen
af Mauahis Ril uoT base an tpportunity # q EsfiaI
ne IaTaisipg ani e~gglpping one IF the mes sfic-eB'
companies IL the C,ufsls ce service
= " PrTrRS0N.
CEee under The Gayo O Hone
Csa. Possrscn was Formerly connected with C 2
Ths.1 safs emnan1. mhI34w
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CONFEDERATE RANGERs-Tbis Is an indie
pendent company Of ravelry Of lho M0rgaa style. and a
few Young men can ind adnittanee into lis ranks by
applying 70 Gen. y Saunders, at Bsrtietts law ofics,
corner Of Jefferson and Maia streets See the advertise
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- Information wanted OF jerome B Phil
lips who s Supposed 10 be in the army. ANY informa-
ton Of his whereabouts viii be thankfully rseslved by
hs wife at Memphis. m6Im-
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DIssoETrE0N.

fNHE partnership between JDhn shelby and George
4 ". Bruce, IN the Grocery and Commission business.
under tie firm nsme Of SaELBY q co. was
Observed by TIE death Of said Shelby, on the 18Th dav
OF Dsoamber isst. lS6L The Undersigned, surviving
pa-tner, q acne authorized to settle the business Of the
late partnership and cohees is debts.
GEO. ". BRUCE.
Is22m- SnrviRinR pa-tssr of Ihhn Shelhr q O.
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t0AFEDAR4IE M0NET NANTEn

4 louise and LOT, 90 Eohos strse- or sale ,o-
- tonfH1er8te Treasury Notes Call on
NM W. WARD q BcCLELI Ann
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a n w NC Il
OF
Tanning Leather.

HHE subscriber hiss 3 patent process for Tanning
4 Lesthe-, thai viii tan heavy Sole Leather in eighty
dave, Eppor Leather ia ten to fifteen Gays Calf OF
other skins IL three to I've dsys The process is fifty
per cent chesper lhan the old process an the Leather
= beaver, better snd more duIable-sH Of which j.
done Hitnout bark, and here Is any quantity OF The 10
gredienE IL The country.
T~ERas-St00f r Ia rght Of a county, SD for ST.
an individual right. Wax Bonds, Treasury Wararts
Conf5derste Notes. or any monty that is eurrent a
home IL She Southern Oonfeaeracy, tsken u par
Actress B @. HATTDX
Iftfle Rock ark
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

Bank MEETING-The officers Of the various
oSHSfof this city held a meeting on Wednesday, at which
1t was resolved not TO buy or sell any gold or silver for
the present ihs same line of policy has already been
adopted in New Orleans u wa aso agreed that Ten
nessee and enforcement ban.1 notes should be taken and
paid ont al mar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

LARGE FURNITURE SALE-Thoss wanting
good furniture would do wei to be as the Arcade this
morning. Pr. Cayce informs US their assortment Is eE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

WIFE WHIPPfNG-For the mean ofense Of
whipping his wife, James Coberson washned twenty dol
lars this morning by the Recorder.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MoRNING, MARCH Is

LETTER LIsT-The official list Of letters re-
naming in the Memphis post office VIII be found lie to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

HErTPS C0UETK LEYY BONDS. We have
some good eiy pro eHy 20 exchange 2 Bond.
Atl some good Improved pEopeit. tor sale 70 CoHfed
e Bonds, which we W Il ED 81 q bargsjl. Cal
roo. ANDERSON s AY & 20.
.-h9E n-* no ~ Wehs4s~ Po-t
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CONFEDERATE RANGERs-This company Of
mounted men, which is the only authorized independent
cavalry, vii, in a few days, be ready for duty. 1t offers
extraordinary inducements 70 young men who are dis
posed TO serve their country after g@urrilla or Morgan
style. The men are mustersdi in for the war and equip
ped and paid as other cavalry bat IL is a single indepaa-
eHt company, with no atfar between the captain and g
maiorgeneFaL A few more men of the right kind can BE-
received If early application be made to Gen Ned San
ders' at Bartlett's Office, corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets m2SIt
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lsr OF LETTERS remaining 10 te Posi- Ofee 8
Il Memphis Tenn On De
TwENIY-EIGHTH "A or MARCH Is5z
Persons calling to- uisn sAoud say as sa=y an
LADIES LIST.
LEXASDER MRS c Alsn Mss HsHId4
I pass MISS BETTIE Bradford Hrs EGza
- Hegton Miss Rose Berry Es Jane IS
Bridge Miss MoI- Rreaish Wus Carrie c.
Boyd Aiss Mary Bo0zer Bliss Be.Iie
Barron Mrs Z Brown 4rs Eden
(1ABR MIS- MINERVA Champiin Hss Esls
y Chamberltn Ms Curd Mrs LuryI
Carroll Mr. Margaret CORN Alrs CIlra
Creighton MEs Nara G0rlsr Sis Caa3sras
Sulran mrs N A COsgils Mss a
Surran Mrs Juia
nXON Dir GEORGE Douglas Hss Ci.a
- Davenport Ms Frances Dsss Miss Alice
DefAm 3lss Josephine Pens3u Hlza Emua
Dorcey Miss Harriet DooIsy MIL
HFANo bliss FANSIE Edmm0nIs Nrs Lizzie
ITCH MISS NOBLE F3emuHag Mss CatasHns
Fsha As anne Ffzgbbons Mlss Nary
GRAY MRs mr. 0as- v-wA
y Ofaee Mrs 81 J. Graham Mrz Geo G.
Green Mls Fannie Green Ma Anna p
UNynne 9us Eliza A GOldeu Miss Aca
tdove- BIiss Bette Guthrie Ms J.F1E
Goode airs
UAYNIE MRS KATE Harris Miss BM
II hyde Mrs Henry Sn bar ots s
howard Mis- Maria HOugh Mrs Eehecca
JOHNSON MRS Al Jones Ms 8 Lsrssus
K NAPP MISS ROSAE
Ms Ada
mcknight MISS ELLA Morton Nj. Fr.
= mcHeLy Mfs " 4 MontgomsrY Nu Martha r
Mcmahon blms Csrclias Motley Ers Ha-q y
McLemOue Mrs S 2 Rflsr Mis-
McAilfunV Ms Noble Il Miller Rr-4 F--.--
NcGehee Mrs Fsunie r MHIer N-TJ
satt1eEs Ar ; a MONTGOMERY sUss ID
9laftaa Ass Jennie Morgan MrsH T
aHeu 4lss Juaa Moore ahs Mary II
Moon Hiss Aa1y Becker
NEY MRS Nixon Ms
~ Nicely Miss Nixoa MI p W
0LIYER MRS live Oatsy Aan
" owes hrs 3ieiis-s =
DAL2uER HBs 2fC Patterson shs Marcel
5 ica-sna sra ia fii4N MIS- emma isrr1ds
Perm e-t 1Fs N1ncg 4 Pope Ain. Frank
70 AFs Polk Ms Lncy EW
MARY u Russell As Susan C. -
IL Ragland Mrs W r Rhodes Mrs Hsrv 9
keley Ans Missouri
NHAKE Mrs L Sksuy lHss Msllda
- sweeney Mrs Polly Smithsou Misc ID
stevens hrs w shelby na MAJ a
Stevens Mrs " + smith Mrs Ann
Sullivan Mis- aAria Scott 3Lss Nancy N
TUFF MRS AMANDA rats Ms Caa-I..
" EST Mss PEYTOE Weathsral Ass Elza
~ wilkins 5frs James Whiddsr Ala 3A
W0Qds0u nss s2lis
YATEs VIRGINIA N
FRENCH LETTERS
Lecoq Nrs Mary Rodner JC
ITALIAN LETTERS
Bo,tO A
GERMAN LETTERS.
Baahr William Lutz Mrs Mary
Bushl W s. Co . Lasky DR. S. O.
Brust Nrs > Lew Moses
Calm A Shuithis josephine
Epp Ars Sehleicker CaJt 2 r o
Gjyzfuaer Charles sandal
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DAILY BRPoRr oF THE 5lARmRT

Wy E'Ttt raF1 poie8 tAA1A 10
small retau lots at 90 for sapeIfus and sl~5O09sI6OO
for extra to choice DO.
CoRN-Nothiug reported supply very light
0ATS-I00 bushels sold, in two lots. At Sis
HAY-A SMALL lot OF crab grass changed hands al
$500 2 tuu.
BRAN-RYE-Eo sales.
BAcoN-saIes 5000 rs hog round at the unchanged
rate Of CSC.
R Sailed MEArs-The supply il shout ez-
hsusted.
PEAs-POTATOES-smal sales at previous rates.
SUGAR. hhds. sold at and - common az 2lae.
NULAssEs-ssIesg 20 barrels -fermentiDg at I5e.
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The TRAITORS AT THEIR WoRK-One night
last week some Of the traitors, who are in such
large numbers in the Crescent City, attempted 70
SGT on ire the large vessel now building for our
government at Jefferson city. Fortunately, they
did aot succeed but nobody is to thank for
their uon-success. If there were guards at all
the government places, those criminal attempts
would not be made, aud we would not hear u
powder mil explosions -Neo orleans Bee, 25th.
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IMMoRALrTY-J Keete, ia A Morris, MoIie
Smith, aud Aoiiie Hardin. arrested by night policemen
Ryan and 0Brysu were dusd sN dollars each by the
Recorder yesterday, Tor being on the premises Of
Tom oDonnelL on Washington street, for Immoral pu-
poses ODonnel was charged withdrawing them, but
it appearing that the room was rented by Tom. Dug Z,
who gsve the parties the key, ODonneI was discharged
and Dugan was dned eleven dollars. The fines were ia.
ficted for violating the Provost MarshaTs order.
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INDEPENDENT OF THE NORTH FOR
LIGHT!


NOR 8URNTSG IN COAL OIL LA Ps-equs 8
Il Coal o. IanI su5eri1r 70 I'll Substitutes vel offered
q thst may Be offered % be p~ubhe-msds eniirey
fro1a lbs plotu q ~ the Confs5e acy. This Oh burDs
with IS ea5v. seft hlas. o esslut 10 he eye, without
B-u5Iucang Is much beat a. Goa Oh.
Iti1 tbe shespest light known Try il. Il is non
explosive Fer s4s VII le.ale On retail BY
Earring & W~ETHERTLL.
mhrs R1 Maiu kt-Pet
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DRAWING A PIsTOL--James Cobum was
fned twenr-six dollars, yesterday. for resisting the
police aud drawing a pistol The latter being an iufrae-
ton Of the orders of the Provost Marshal as wen as
against the ordinances Of the city, the accused was fined
a second twenty dollars Oh the Provost Marshal docket
Breaking she laws 8 a costly indulgence ct the present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

A LiQUOR CAsE.-Night policemen Ryan,
0Brien and Cussack, on "wednesday evening, arrested
David OBdeu james Lynch Daniel Common, sind slse
David, for drinking and card playing on the premises Of
Patiick hadigan, corner of Main aud Winchester streets
The Recorder fined O'Brien ten dollars and the rest
twenty i've Madigan was a-ed fifty dollars and bis
stock Of liquor was poured INTO DE suIter.
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MEMPHIs MOUNTED REBELS.

FEW core coon dousie-barsled GUAs wa tea
r. VIZ - 1si5 Tor ~ leaving them With MAJ - "
- cbiva n J. WI}BSs
Ctpteia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

Recommends CoURT-The Recorder had only
three eases on his docket Yesterday.
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PRICE OF MEAT.-Much discomfort prevails
in the city on account Of the high price now demanded
for meat and many citizens express themselves IN favor
Of Council or a public meeting calling upon the Provost
Marshal to prohibit butchers from selling beyond " rea-
sona5ie' rates, whatever those rates may be. The sane
complaint is preyalen. ia New Orleans The True Defa
of Saturday, says.
'Aiarge meeting OF the butchers was held last even
ing Al the corner OF Ninth aud Water streets. for the pur.
pose ot taking some action Ia reference to the high price
no" demanded for beef cattle. II IS understood that
.h'y nave or wa! determine not TO pay the prices de
mauded by speculators. as they cannot DO So unless thev
greatly Increase the retail rates which they are unwilling
90 DO, because they believe such ID course is unnecessary.
II they iai IN making any satisfactory arrHnEsneut with
the holders Of live stock, they propose 70 refer the whole
MISTER % the authorities"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

ARRESTS or UNION MEN.-The provost mar
shaIs force arrested yesterday three citizens Of
Richmond, named Jas. Humphreys, Benz Hum
phreys, watchmakers, and j. T. Prtchard, for
merly a clerk Of MIR. G., f.. Peake, all for disloy-
city The prisoners were defiant il their re-
marks, saying that they owed allegiance to the
Cuited States alone. etc. 1t is understood that
all three Of them are YirginianS By birth, which
is not d very extensive feather in their cap.
EicitRoltd DisBai-A. 22d.
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MILITIA ORDERs-Fhe county Judge hes
appointed an agent for each ward in tie city and each
district IN the country, to ascertain the names Of every
s6le-bodied white male citizen between the ages CT
eighteen aud ff'yf7a yess resident therein FOR mfitia
proposes. These agents are not al liberty Co refuse their
eopolnan~n-a, Lat ara rrs---21 - law 20 C1oaaaseeh eir
duties Immediately, under penalty OF q hue Of 500, and
one years imprisonment We learn that they commence
their duties ia this oiy this morning. end they desire
especially q request keepers Of boarding houses at once
to prepare lists Of the names and ages of sl=ir innatas-
to be ia readiness when called for.
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HANDSOME BRfCK RESIDENCE with 49,
twelve CT fourteen rooms, on Exchange 100
street. Fuur or ETe lots, snG one Houze aud 4ust
Lot ~ Scrth Memphis, nes-fhe BIlck church GA@&
Also. f0Ig ~ atty acres 81 LsEd, On she Msmpui ga,
Charlea On Railroad. isnml-s 0Hf FROM the city. Ap
ply - SAMPLE, MITCHELL s. go.
rhz73t Ags-
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lsf OF LETTERS remaia.as 10 as Po-' 0mez Sc
II Memphis Tean4 on-fhe
T~WENIY-EIGHTH a or MARCH. I-62
Y Persons calling f- azm aAoud say ds they 40
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Cs1 Feanen was tormeri
euHran1.
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
cincinnati T. Chicago Air Line
K.axLKOID

EcOPTY MILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
+ to Circinnat,, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West S-de Jnit De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
Al 8 A NJ. daily, except sunday.
At 6:lO p NJ, tally, except Saturday.
Arrive ut lO:45 A NJ, and l0:45 :N
Through to Cincinnati and In annapolis without
change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Thr ugh tickets may DO obtainei At the principal
railroad Offices in the Northwest, and the Com
pany's Off %, No lS3 Randolph street, under
the Sher an House.
JOHN BRANDT, Gent Sup't,
C.E. FULLETT, Gen1 Ticket Ag't
d. Nh. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
PosroFFlcE At DAvENFoRT, IOWA.
Takes Effect N,nday. May 5th. 1862, att A,


Takes Effect Monday. May 5th 1862, att A. ~.
EASTERN MAIL--via { & r l Il R--Closcs at 9
O'Clock N Closes at O'Clock L NJ Way mail
closes at A. NJ Way mail arrives at 81 O'Clock
NJ Through mail arrives at IA O'clock A NJ
Through mail arrives at 81 M-Suidays ex-
cepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Via NJ = NJ r R-Cioses at Z
o'clock 4 II /; arrives at SO o'clock NJ, Sundays
excepted
NORTHERN MAIL-via Lyons & Camanche-
Closes al o'clock NJ arrives at G O'Clock = NJ.
SoCTHERN hAIL-Via steam pack. ts--closes at
8 O'Clock T M:arrves o'clock A 81,
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt l. Maquoketa-
Closes Sunday. tuesday and Til arsday at 8 o'clock
NJ arrives Tuesda., Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock L IL.
ROUTE No. Io977-yia Blue Grass ctc-CIcses
Monday, Wednesday and Friday AZ O'Clock p NJ ;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and sat lay at 8
O'Clock p n.
k.UTE 70 1o9i5 Via Tip.on-Closcs Tuesday
and Friday at y O'CLOCK II arrives Tuesday and
Friday nj IL o'clock NJ.
RoFTE No l097-Via Iutfalo-- Closes Friday
3. 8 o'clock N; arrives Saturday ate o'clock
PM.
koUrE No. lo95o-via An9au osa & Walnu.
Forks Closes Thursday at IL II arrives Thurs
day 1T II o'clock NJ
HoURs-Ofice opon at Z o'clock A n general
deliver. closed at ~ O'Clock NJ; closes at 8
oc ok T Office open On Sunday from y to
IL o'clocs NJ - .
~, As the principal mails are carried By Rail
Road all the time stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL- load I me, the clock in the Super
ntcndant's Office, NJ II Depot being the stand.
ard. C1AS. II. ELaRIDGE, P. NJ. s
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=
s.u~m~~ aRaANaHMENTs 1858.
1ss;ss ,ss y OGes9e ~. $3.50 = ~: 49,
>N AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY srn.
4 1852. ana until further notice, passengse
trains viii lssvs Davenport - follows
7.4oA. =. for Victor and Washington.
rsA1xs Asssvs Al pAvnaPosR ~ FOLLOWS.
eSep \. from Victor and Warrington.
.aoroine trains out Of Davenport will naks direct
connections Ut Victor, Iowa city and Washine'
:. with the Western stag Company stages fos
u points West.
nth trains Of the Chicago and Reck Island Rail
4 I'd for oil points East, North and South.
Passenger are reminded Of the necessity Of
living distinct directions - 70 the destination Of
her also 70 peocurstieksts before taking
heir seats IN the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Genr Sup't.
4. KIHBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, May Sd, 1862.-dtf
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illch!g.n southern + Lake Shot e
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN GEMENT.

AND AFTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
as follows: M 2T1-T
Fun tags. '' 'AS'P'
1901 Night Express, daily, excsp. Satur-
Trains arrive in Chicago At s:l5 P N. and
All the above trains mako regular conn.ct;on.
icrk, Boston, Philadelt hia, Baltimore and sii
peints East. s@a y -
uxurious new Sleeping Coachss, with Ill mod.
ON Improvements run ont Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained e the. Com
Yany's OMcs. 81 Clark street, ,undss Sherman
iisuss, q atths Dspct ccrnef q Old Van Barren
II b.. b. :. SAWYER,
.szyAu lpsal Wsstsn 4 : a'x /,
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illinois Central Railroad.

80 - 6E-1
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
ID, trains will lesve from the Grand CsntfA
Iepot, foot Of Lake and South Water street;
Through Express, I At $50 A N, arriving At
iai.y, exc, SlndsysJ Gairo at 4:3o N.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton b.
.oais, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 P N. for Cairo and Way
Train. Stations, arriving at Cairo ~
Every day, s:45 N next dsv.
~ This Trsin, on saturdays. will run only 70
Urbana. Trains arrive 1t Chicago 1t ll:oS
and $50 pm.
Fr Tickets and information, apply ct the once
4 the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn;
8: 0 An 6;45 u
8:45 AN Gas AN
1900 NJ 1255PM
300 Pm 8A5 Pm
SOOPM 6:5OPA
W. r. ARTHUR, GenI Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Agt. nosOtf