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Pcr the Gate CT,
SHADE Trees :---wAy they Fan.

FVr Tue oat6 Ilty.
shade Trees :--.wAy they Fail.
1t is true that 'blasted cows" and ode
testable hogs" are wont to commit dep
relations on newly planted trees. But
they may be restrained by proper boxing.
which is as necessary to the protection
ofthe newly planted tree from damage by
wind as from animals Of the s.blasted,
dctestable" geaas.
In your remarks Of the 21st, you sug-
gest that some street be planted With
trees from the woods. And your cor.
respondent of the 22d seems to acqai-
esce in the proposition,
1t is well known fact to every obsery-
ing mind, that of the trees transplauted
from their native forest to the streets,
about nine-tenths die from mortal sconnd.
received in the transfer and for this
reason: .ar.s
There are but few kinds of wood DOS
sessing sufficient vitality to grow without
roots, even when small branches art
stssck into the ground. But still less il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
Regulations Of Transporsation and
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jan. @stb. railroad car
stage coach. or vehicle running west westwardly
from the ssssppi FLYER or INFO North Missouri. will
eepermitisd 10 carry freight passengers from koo.
kak without lhe ssrlces compliance with the reguis
tions Of Ne Trsesury Department at Nashingion
which require ai all fre.ghis, OF whatever mature
except such may be uudsr military orders, shall be
covered BY Custom House permit. and that all bag.
gaze Of travellers shall be carefully and uy
sealed by = Custom House orlcer." 3
The de rsignea wili ssue permits for the trxns-
portatioa Of ali goods destined for proper persons
places with the least posAble trouble DELAY and 10.
spe and zeal all baggage at travellers leaving city
In manner To The least iroubie consistent h
Ahe end desired.
The object aimed At IL prevent any Gid assist
anoe Or communication with any persons directly OF
Indirectly disoyaito, In arns against the FEDERAL
GSxarnmenl. John h1AAAIs, sa+seses,-
Gastom House, Eeok ak jan IS isse DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

T The men shot in Clark County
last Sunday, by the secesh scoundrels,
were Dir. Dougherty. acting Sheriff Of
Scotland County. aud Mr.. McFall, a mer
chant Of Memphis, Mo. They were rid.
ing IN buggy together, and Dougherty
was on his way to Alexandria to arrest .
man for stealing horse Of secesh farmer
They were both badly wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

F A. }. Cobb, Chief Bugler of the
Third Iowa Cavalry, and who received
three wounds in the battle of Pea Ridge,
arrived last evening, and will leave this
morning for his home in Davis County,
The seyerest wound he received was a
saber cut on his left arm. He is rapidly
recovering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

Coon THIsds.-Our friend, ex-Alder-
man Bishop, has lot Of good things at
his Grocery, on south side Of Main street,
just above the Levee. Spring poultry,
fresh butter and eggs, good apple cider,
strained honey, first rate sugar-cured
hams, and other things too numerous to
mention, arc always on hand. Give him
a call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

81. Louis Daily Market.

Monday, March ~
There was moderate business to-day Ia -four in
the small way, at about last weeks prices. wteat
vas quite nrn, and full pricee were paid Corn was
quiet DTS adv ed lnsc, with considerable sales
Brley firm, aud hia her. RI declin bout Moth
* TRANSFERRED L, hemp, lad sud provisions Lard
was quite dull Mhiskey old al lie FRY hides baey-
ant Tobacco sold al fall priees fair bu siacss was
had in dried fruit Hay zoe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
xxxvI1 First Session

Washington, March rs.
SENATE.--Considera debate followed
without action. Adjourned.
HousE. - The following amendments
were adopted TO tax bill Cattle brokers
pay license ten dollars, itinerant vendors
of newspapers, bibles, aud religious tracts
are exempted from definition ofpeddlers !:
lawyers and physicians TO pay license ten
dollars.
Mr.. Blair offered an amendment taxing
slaves which. was defea ted.
An amendment was adopted providing
that this bill shall not interfere with States
in taxing some articles. Adjourned.
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Reports having been circulated pre-
Judicial TO the loyalty Of Captain E. r.
Sheble, Of the Steam Packet JEANNE
Deans, IN reference to remarks alleged to
have been uttered by Capt. Sheble to the
wife of one of the soldiers wounded at the
battle of Fort Donelson by request OF
tapt Sheble, have investigated the facts
and circumstances in which those reports
originated, and find that they are wholly
without foundation in truth
Capt. Shcble, with myself, called upon
the soldier and his wife to whom the re-
marks are reported to have been uttered,
and they both fully exonerate him from
having made use OF any such language as
rumor has imputed to him--ssating that
they were made by some person on the
levee at st. Louis, who represented him
self as being. but was not, Capt. Shebie !;
and that they were made previous to the
arrival Of the JEANNE Deans at the port Of
St. Louis.
They alse testify to the kind treatment
received at the hands Of Capt. Sheblc ar
ter they went ON board the JEANNE
Deans, saying that it was all that could
be asked or desired.
JOHN STANNUs.
IA Surveyor, Port of Keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

MORE REcRUITs.-The western train,
last evening, brought in forty-two re-
cruits from Centreville for the 18th Regi
ment, Capt. Walden's Company. They
were received at Camp Halleck with nine
tremendous cheers.
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The KEoKuK AND WARSAW PACKET.

The kEoKUK AND WARSAW PACKET.
III Is now six years since | commenced running
q skif between Warsaw and keokux, and after
two years built The little Eagle and wore her out
In the trade. | then built the pew Eagle, which
continued IN the trade until found il did not an
sNer the demand when sold her out Of the trade
md bought the Menomonee, which have fitted
Up IN good style, and think she win please the
public better than anything that has run IN this
trade Believing that the business viii not justify
the running of two boats, | respectfully ask the
public to bear in mind my efforts 10 build up and
accommodate this trade, and while returning
thanks for past patronage, respectfully solicit a
continuance Of public favors.
j. II BRANDON,
mar21 dim Capt. of the Menomonee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

RI Somebody has favored the readers
of the Gate with two leaders in reply to
our argument on the causes of the war,
and in both cases he has drawn on the
scriptures for bis text aud argument.
[Clagett's Constitution.
That somebody is no other body than
the editor of the GATE CRY himself, who
has been familiar with the Scriptures from
his youth. But our venerable cotempo-
rary don't like our preaching, and it would
seem We have been Throwing pearls be-
fore swine when We appealed TO Scrip
ture to convince him of his error.
But why--after referring to two leaders
of the GATE ClrY--does our cetemporary
lug IN, and comment upon, q communica-
ton in our paper, as if with the design to
humbug his readers into the belief that it
was one Of our leaders? That is a very
weak, as well as very fraudulent inven-
ton Of our neighbon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

DeA. A soldier of the 18th accidentally
cut off two fingers of the left hand last
evening We did not hear his name our
informant saw him about clock sitting
in the grocery, corner of johnson and
Third, waiting for a surgeon to come.
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T The card which we give this
morning in regard to Capt. sheble furn-
ishes another illustration of the uncertain
ty of rumors. When the parties came
to see the Captain, they found he was not
the man, and, as will be seen, acquit him
entirely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
THE GATE CRY.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27.

nA- The packet Hannibal City, Capt.
Lee, came in last night, and leaves this
morning at o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

On the 25th, David Cherry, OF Capt
Hoxie's company, of the 18th regiment,
Of pneumonia,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

4 ~ Chgctt still insists that Abolition
ism caused the secession war. but he won I
tell us what caused the same traitors to
secede from the Charleston Convention
and. the Democratic party. Now, until
he explains how i happened that the trait
ors broke up the Democratic party, We
shall continue to think be is trying to
humbug us, when he charges the blame
of secession aud civil war on the Adolf
tionists.
Was it because Douglas was an Adolf
ZIONIST that the Democratic Senators, with
two or three exceptions, repudiated him
We know that Benjamin said Douglas was
worse Additional than Lineoln, but
then we did mot know that Clagett en-.
dorsed Benjamin. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27

On The goth, George Hutchinson, of
Co. |. l5t b regiment, of inflammation of
the bowels. ------------
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WAR! WAR;. WAR!.!

ALI persons Keeping or having for sale, any or
kind OF Munitions of War such Guns Pistols Res
veAveu and all kiadsof ammunition require NOT
70 seilto an. person without I'M The nder-
signed This order nusi BIO strictly complied with.
anderpenaits offorfeinBgail articles men,ione n
theirpossession. JOHN sTANKrs.
5iyi3d Surveyor Per, OF keekuk.
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ELECTION.

LECTION.
-
Tie Annual EEieeiion OF the City " Keotnk IN be
held on Monday The 5th Of April A. u. Ie62 for the
purpose OF elestbg d MAYsk aud NJ ARsHAt OF said
city, sic ah SLpkRsAs frem each Ward Said eiec-
tsn all De opened al eeloek n aud closed at
O'Clock NJ aaa III be held al the following
places, to-sit:
fiRsr NARD--ln the resr OF -. uamli's store, On
Fourth sireat, ncxt tlis alley.
sxtosD nARp--At ID. Is. Smiths otiee, OH John son
street. be twe 20 ans ID.
1RsRD waED-At Mechanics Block.
FouRrH AsD-At The ship Of Geo. Schulz, on
Main street, near 9Th.
J. J. BRICE. Mayor.
mar25-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
|TNHE BEST THING OUT!
|iaseroni's Antiseptic Hacking and
Mater-proof Polish 4--

f11ery Oh LeAthar peIf1ctly om cracking rottinE
ID keeps IL soft and impervious to water.
Boots, Shoes or Harness
eated with u will do twice the service they would
|thont n. The Antiseptc Backing ~ preservative
Iasiher has no equal. The POLISH contains MOTH
h luxurious to Leather all other p0iish bIasKin9s
|, -sHa 10 net injurst ny coming In contact with
ILsr. snow ,Ac,, ashley are.
'aNuFACTURED AND SOLD, wHoLEsALEA AND
RETAIL Y
3. A. DUKE, KcOkuk.
prices II retsiiaYe, for the Antiseptic, In half
MA H0 bOxeA ~ cta
ftAs wassr-Proof Polish. .I5cts.
liberal discountwiIl be made IL sold By the dozen
3rOee. go I4 N2a
ETCOmMn icatipns by mall will receive prompt
ntion and goods v III be forwarded Immediately on
hipt or re mitinnces. Address
s. A. DUKE,
kpgd KEoEux, Iowa.
f'Cash paidfor Reeswax and Tallow.
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IMPROVED PATENT
l. PORTABLE
COAL OIL LAMPS,
WITHOUT CnIMNEYs.
Du nneern her "a sSas

This lamp viii be found Invaluable acqrist
eeers, 10th in the city country for riel
land poor, Kitchen and chamber lamp. Tie burn
ter contains noneondnetor % heat. which makes II
safe ~ attach 10 metallic lamp, Whale other bu
Ter nov In be used nh rafet, metallic lamps
la great ecarain. consumption further
Nc ~ the attention OF honsckeepsrs h. lei prop istors
railroad conduct for lanterns and for lighting pas
|tengcr cas-. IL will burn without sensible dmau-
oM VI lame long there IL any oil in the lamp.
srices To suit the times.
III r For sale by JoEx TiERsAs, dealer In Coal and
EArbon Oils Lamp Shades and Lamp Goods general
y, No. 1 Estes House, Msin-st., Keeknk, lows.
RArlI-d1m
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The nth Regiment.
The following companies have been
mustered into this regiment:

se~tee
The following companies have been
mustered into this regiment:
lst, Go. Az Capt, ]. j. Young
I'd. g w. Fl. Hoxie.
Sd, /" M Archer.
4tb, Clark X. Weaver.
Three ofthese companies are maximum,
or nearly So The gentlemen named we're
unanimously elected Captains. Henry
Newton was unanimously elected 1st
Lieutenant of Capt. Archcr's company.
and A. A. Stuart, 1st Lieut.. Of Captain
Weaver's. company As each man was
announced to be the choice of the com pa
ny for the position named, he was greeted
with three rousing cheers.
The men are very large and fine looking.
Lieut.. c. j. Bali, who mustered in. the
men, was very Particular in discarding ell
boys and men unfit for military service
d. B. Hills was mustered in as Lieuten-
ant Colonel. He is FIRST rate man, and
we doubt not will make o good officer
Three companies will be mustered in early
next week, and the regiment will be COM
plcted soon thereafter. Not often has q
regiment been gathered so rapidly.
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UvAAt dir
mn 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
Justice 10 Capt. shebIe.

mara1 dim Capt of the Menomon
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BuEsA vm
r0pe Andi
ptch.
ROuTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
DIED..

mr. ,crvplIA, Trenton n J.. on Wedne.d.y, Jan. r.
Baysfd aged Yeas, sop Vi William bayaid biacA~el
cO.wAY-iu TIN. city, on Wednesday -'snlng. Jan y,
Emma Frse,s only child ~ The Rev. Thos w sad Ez
} Conway. sgcd ~ montis aud rs daJ.
FITZPA RlCK-In tbi city wsdDe.dsy Jan "a Jsms'
FHEpatfcs Of Eliza and tho late Nii'm ipaul'h
aged yeats, months aud q days
uODGEs-Oa Thanday Ian % amer very short Illness,
hr Danirl VI Hodge. aged 20 years =, -
The liuetal will iakr psco bis late residence no -
Oe.r rect on sun.ay the 26th immediately aef Chuf
service. ~ he fcnd. aud acquaintance o' Tie
family respectfully invited to attend
JEEkIAs-On Tuesdsy evening Jan. n, Mrs SusanDah,
~ilow ~ James I-tbms "a tho 1tih year Of her age
Ibs relative, sud i,s Of the family also those he, son
ioaw tho E.v u. Glsue. are Invited to attend he'
Corai nom the First bspiis, Church corner OF BfooHc
ADD E1ahstn streets. Saturday aeiuoDu at u O'Clock
without further ihSitation.
KNoy-A South Bergeo, N. J., on Thurdsy Jan. %
bertha d,og't,f Of George aud May Knox aged
years, ~ months and da)r.
LAW-Op Thusday moruibs Jan 2, 1862 Oracle Law ony
daughter of Dr. John sud hset.l Ls" seed wres'
Tie fraves add lcnds Of the fsmi respectfully invited
to sieud the aartul th, frda ,d'rrsoo, 81. oclocA AT
the ie.drnce os psieois No 81 Pseinc street. bfoo,
without lufthef invitsilun
m,DDfN-In wnliam.bu,sh on wedo,.dsy. Jan %, Mrs
Mary Madden. wiic OF 'he late Arch. Madden
PRATr-At Poh Richmond. S.aen Leland, gu Wednesday
Jan. q, Capt DsAi,l Pratt. bonn IN li.y
RUSSELL On Wednesday evening Jan. a. suddenly
Tue phi u. Russell, 10 ia. och yrs Of h, sge
Tn. .ud, Il The isny respectfully Invited h. Gtiend
b.. funeral Ssiufi-, lth lust at O'clock M hoiu
hi. late i.sideucr, No 40 West Twenty ounh stIeoL
ROBIHAON-ln Newark, Wednesday, Jan. %, George
infrt Of George d. aud Ella Robinson IN tho I'd zeal
Of his sse.
sHAw-ln Brooklyn Tuesday Jan 81, after short ~
ness Caote johnson, wife OF Proper T. shaw ed 81
SeaTs, d mounds aud OGsys.
TIE aud friend, OF the family respectful, Invited
to st.nd her iunri IRON her late r,delce No 10 thno'
sf-et brooklyn Friday morning, tho 2itn inst, at n
o'clock
STEPHENS-Iu Jsr,ey City Tuesday, Jan a. Lydia II
stst h.us aged 10 Yeas and months.
The nacta viii pac, tho UBlon Baptist Chnrch Il
Grove street, on FRIDAY, the q, h inss.. St2 pun
sANDERS-in this city. Wednesday Jan 70, iioDr,
Sender. oi hug and
VAN ALsT-lu Brooklyn on Wednesday, Jan. p Auns NJ
VITO OF geo. Nan Aiat, eyed % years
WHiTTtMO RE-At Washington Hi,hts. Tuesday, Jan
a. Jane n. widow Of tho late sain WniuruiOrc. o''
aged d, years. u
n 60 relatives and friend. aud those Of her william
and ths. X MLutou0fr, aud of her ousiul,~. hihar
Terry Henry III. tliH,. ae ro-pr tny inNtiei 4" 81
tend tue fuorTu ia Afternoon a. 81 O'clock. rom u.
reid ncs OF her nephew, Iiuioshy Mbittomoit No
| West " s,hington place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
ltic0icIl.

YERs PILLS.-Are you sick. feeble, ana
a npldalus Are you out Of order, with your sy''o"
rsar-. and yo,l fe'i9ss uu'onorsse' These symptom
are onr Ire prelude - .eious ns's Some &c Of sickness
ia creeping upon you end should he sveted b. timely use
O. ,bs ,ledy. Ts&s AYERS PILLS, and cleanse out
he a.-sr,l hlmors purify the blood aud let the flii'
move on uncbsr0ced n health si1. They stimulate TIE
functions OF the dy into visorou, activity porb the "'om
nom the obuuct'us which make di'osso. cold se'ses
.uoeto in the body aud ob,.acts iis natural functions
These n not relieved react uron temslyes I'D ihe eur
rounding oraaos producing general oggsyaiior suouE nrd
dsesss VALE in this condition. Oppressed by The defn 90
meats tats ~ ERS PILLS and how directly they re-
store TIE n7irrs scon of the s'cn and with Il the buoy
cot fell gof health agn. WIS! T. true ana % ar7reli ~
ibis twill alc common complaint IL s1 true In many q The
-s..el I'D nzerou ds.emper. Tho sane pus4iFS
oHee ezp.lsthcu Cal'cd by similar obsrucil'ns end d.
rsngeens Of uou functions Of the body they are %
div and many OF them surely cared by ne same nr-nN
None vino know the ytue' II these PIN. will neSoct - em
poy hen when suffering from The dsoldels they are 'lch
rs Hsadscbe Foul 5 mach Dy,en'sTy Bilious Complaints
Indigestion Deraugenen Il th, ia a. Castivene" or Cns
patton Asa Dinner Pm they both ageoabe and efeo'ns
PRICE - CEsTS PER BOX. or FIVE BOXES for NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

Iacresse.................,.6,F7 o.
The case Of the second mortgage bondholders OF
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad bas been APP
psaled to the supreme Court Of the United stat-s-
Ii is not known yet whether any appeal VIII 10
taken in the Land Grant csse.
The market for dry goods during the week has
been in an anomalous condition, that is no one has
essaved 10 know auything of The market; buyers
have been cautions, holders have been indf.
ferent. and general suspension Of operations has
been the result. Buyers are confident that toe
anticipated coils OF the anaconda are about coz
summatiug the suppression Of the rebellion; thai
consequently cotton in large quantities will appear,
aud fabrics will correspondngly decline, while rar-
uiacturers half believing the prophets are dispo'ed
TO discouinue production, knowing it IS saier TO
aw ait events II that is the general policy We have
no doubt that within few uouths we shai! have ac-
cess TO cotton. perhaps in crude state, ne1thef
ginned nor packed, but il can be bad IN
some form, for we have evidence from Por
Royal Yet access to the cotton districts 10
not the only question which enbarrAsSes
IL must be prepared for transportation they have
neither bags nor ropes-tho supply OF which VIII
require time, and even with the most lonnass cir
the South for e long period, perhaps late Autumn.
The export market is recovering It's tone, and eon-
tnued it will greatly relieve any anxiety Of
holders of goods. The demand for wooiens
moderate, fey parties are willing TO con .rae' WIZ
the chief consumer, the Government, ub'' ''es
proyide better system of finance Toere has been
a great deal said about profits If the army eonu"'s
for cloths, but as TAR Ms we can learn no ps"!
has made much in negotiations wa 'Ie Wv
eminent. Several large contractors have 0een
ruined, and other. would have been II 'ney haa
not large aqiia which enabled mem 10 carr 40
gccopnt One house has At least balance OF NO.
coo -, die Government yet without hqSi-
S;on and tey have declined to continue deliveries
and nI,ced the goods on hand designed for ''e army
~" I'm. W. think we sec ia toe future cor.
lion of the evil which viii place tue G0'sii''"'A'
MO basis of lrst-claas buyers IN.
~. annex our usual summary Of expo'' u w
oe.,io Coods from this port fer the week A"' ~"
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. u VI T. &Ec

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


vrth IL. connections fo'ms ,o,rrr
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST nov ~
F4os NE~-hobK TO ThE FHiScifAL Hsn.,,hi, y,s
kisni ttiu. Gaily from New'NoiS TO Iin P'' "
new icrey and Camden aud AGhoy line ,,t,,s
ALL THROUGH TRAINS toh TIE .R W. rl ~ THIS
NGC = LEAVE. NEW-YObh ffOM Inn
FOOT Of CUURTLAN DIST. n
DyW1y of Tbls4. pha the morning p7sss,t ,sei,
YORK e. a il. sln. inc as olnef .l.' ''ee
3 p "a boa i,ier than other lne'. , A. g q, n,
b wy ui Allentown eVti"g pa..eHst,. 'e'at ,,,,e,
-ee boars l u hau the NOrirsfn lines aS oy 20 "a
er-,e 4 thr slus as Northern lines m 81 80 a ~
,,i w i'e Nnt West CresLite, Indianapolis L"i 'N"o
81 Lo.i, Cevciul, ColgubO', CluciHnSL al O" -'''
r.,.fs ',,gt with .eac r changes o. csIs ,,,.,lt A..
sleeping Care WILTON! ois ise ron iI3m @ i mile,
.t-nurgl. 90 miles sud Ne"- "a 70 ii''''''9'
-rl~i ug ana Saloon Cars on all trans
Fa.a thr sane g. Other four'.
r,.fss. cle;sci through rrsniirrs frer.
-. I't ..efs - urfl ussd. by fitrhursh.
''' WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The p.rpsylysni1 Central Company runs OH Eu'Srsnt
s,cori laiou Line W. icb afcrds comfort table mode OF
70 raIs moving Wet" ard at one hAh tle eAns raves
OF fsrc vprtcums
Nv tbs route rel hts e all description, be forwarded
fo AM, i.t on the larozds q Ohio. Kentucky, Ia
49,. u.irt.. n iseopfin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD Di LCI, OF 70 uny port on the navsabe rivers Of
he We by sf-.m,is f,om Ti,.sbugh
Tie Of trcit TO and from ans point the et oy
ne learsylrsria oad ct all tnes o. favorable ifs
charged f hailr0sd Cowrauies fec ants rid shi
.r ruus trsosp onsliop o. their Freight TO ihs Com
.suy can tyy with confidence on iis PeedJ transit
LIVE StOt n.
and Deoler IN Live stoct viii fnd his most I'D
-cous route, Cas ious lordt eel "oiet ara sHP
o,d h every Aenee have been oIened on hi' line
connections and every attention Isid to i M
ZION us shlre aeie wall be found every convenience y
ding erd itg choice u ots' Ell o. TIE ftilAbtL-
PillA EtN-NONN aud BALTIMORE MAINE o..
J. B.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. A'tof'houte
LEIGH TO-. Freight Agents ,,,,,.-. .
NO. hscr House. sud No SCuih NiiAn's1
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

FOR Ne v-Havsn. = m, OK )i l2:l5 33EI)i $50,
t:30 sI6 3. m.
for ridrepoE. !, m., CEGl; l2;l5 3:3o EIli O. 20
s:3, aud ?. m.
For ho,i sitsiiord Fairfield Southport aud we.iPor,
Ia o.. , a.: s. $40. ard 4:3j ?.
For N5rs ala, $50 H. I2:is, $3.50, (EI); $50 49, 5:
Fer Osrien and Greenwich, :, $50 M 2:l5 80 t:3o
$3.50 p IA. 49,. -, - .
90 49, 5.Y 8 IN.
for ps,. Clr,Isr aad N,,,. r. lche!lc, 9 p IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
cnHNFcIlNG TRAINs

For Boston. via pf1 sfcd 80 no. TIA $50 tEz p. m
Fsr boston Wa SHIRE Line 1915, Q p. N.
For u -riford ard Springfield, a tEIl 2:l5, 1880
(EIl Z. -
Fol Cia.ec i-u. Riy-r Railroad to Montreal (Er)
aud l2:l5 q n. 10 NOrtl6n pioa.
(EXj u. i5 6. ~,
Fof New-Hasen, NewLoudon, aud Stouinron Railroad
st8 q. H., I2:i5 1.3i. =.
FOR Caiai ltsi rord u. 10 ?. N. to Northampton.
por !iousat1uie l.siiroaQ 10 fIttsi7d.5 ..
For N.rgstucz y 81, osd. g. o. 80 ?. "a.
Fos e.hLty md NorFsis Railroad, :. 1913 T. $3.50 o. m
Conlriodi ,us 5 eepiag { a.. ached - 9 r train.
JEMEs IL. hoy J.. Superiute IdeHt.