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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03
TIVE KILLEp AND WouNpEp Ar PlrrsBuRa-

The KILLED AND WOUNDED AT PITrsBURG-
THE EUMBER BuRlED.-The Pittsburg correspon-
pent of the Chicago Times writes, on the goth:
The work OF burial is complete, and the re.
turns show over six thousand killed, of whom
four thousand and four hundred were rebels 1t
is difficult to account for this, but the rebel
dead are undoubtedly double our own number.
In estimating the mortality, the fatally wounded
must be added to this number, swelling it to
over seven thousand killed in the battle. In ad-
dition there are eight thousand OF our men in
the hospitals, who were wounded in the battle
We have no means of knowing how many of
the enemy are wounded, but undoubtedly the
number is as great ours. Seven thousand
killed and sixteen thousand wounded gives to
tai of twenty three thousand men disabled in
the great battle of Shiloh.
ARIsToCR .cY.-We would like to know my
dear Sir why you are better than your neigh-
bors, and why do you put on the airs of pre-
| mature lord, because you happen to possess a
little more property than some other folks?
Amt you made of perishing clay, like the rest
of US? Amt you subject to disease and death,
the same as Lazarus was, Won't you eventual
ly become food for the worms just like the poor
est man in Polk county? Are you certain that
your possessions will remain with you until
luC udy VI yOuT uc'ttu. Anu, lily ueaT
while you are strutting around like turkey
cock on hot ashes, looking down with contempt
on your laboring fellow men, and aiming with
| your slender abilities to establish and perpet-
| uate social distinctions, are you certain that
your property and your cash will pay so per
cent of your Indebtedness? Amt you head
over heels in debt? We think you are. You
like show, pomp, splendor! You like to sport
the air and reputation of an aristocrat, while
the opinion generally entertained of you is
that you are no manner of account for any
conceivable purpose in this world!-[Des
Moines Register.
Some of the schoolmarms who we mt to South
Carolina several weeks ago, are not so intent up
on "teaching the young idea how to shoot" as
upon flirting with the officers, in manner no
entirely consistent with morality. Gen. Hunter
is going to send some Of the misbehaving misse
| home
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RY TELECaRAPH.
FURTHER FROM
NEW ORLEANS.
Severe Engagement at
the Forts.
OCCUPATION OF NEW
ORLEANS.

FoRr PnIow, April 2s-Despatches from the
rebel lines bring the gratifying Intelligence that
New Orleans has surrendered to our forces I'm.
der command of Commodore Porter, and that
the city 10 now 10 quiet possession Of Porter.
On Thursday last the Federal feet passed Fl.
Jackson after desperate naval engagement in
which one vessel was sunk uad several badly
damaged.
I. il supposed the Federal loss is very heavy.
The rebel loss 10 so killed and lS4 wounded.
The engagement lasted part Of two days.
The Federais took possession Of New Or
leans without struggle on Friday. The rebel
force evacuated destroying such steamers as
they had no use for, and taking with them the
greater amount Of military stores on deposit in
that city. There Is supposed to be large
amount Of cotton stored in New Orleans which
will fall into our hands notwithstanding the reb
Ell authorities attempted to destroy the entire
stock.
The Union citizens Of New Orleans were very
jubilant over the result of their long waiting.
The strength Of Fort Pillow Is stated by intel
ligent deserters ct 9. 600 under Gen. Villipigue,
who has not been superseded, - reported. They
have seven batteries mounting an aggregate Of
of 20 guns. Matters between our feet and the
fort were very quiet
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR

Contains chronological record Of the RebefIIcn-Pop-
uason Of principal cities and Of esch State By counties
from census Of fs60EIection Returns Of 1661PopuIar
Vote for Presd National and State Governments
&C., &c.
Sent By mail to any address receipt Of 10 cents For
sale by J. r. bkOWN,
janSl-d&va Hsvk.Eye Building.
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Arrival al Rsla0nery

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 29.-0ne hundred and
seven prisoners, captured by Gen. Mitchell At
Huntsville, arrived here tonight, en- route for
Csmp Chase
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From CailEornia.

FROM CoAIkOf0los -s... q.
SANrRAxclsco, April 29.-Steamer Panama
arrived from Mazatlan with dates to the 10Th.
The Confcderates in New Mexico and Arizona
to sympathy with them. Gen. Sibley command.
ing the Confederate forces had sent Col. Reilly
to open negotiations with the Governor Of So
nora. Reilly rendered troops to enter Sonora
and chastise Apache Indians, for whose services
he asked right Of way, overland from Guysmas
TO Arizona, and also privilege OF purchasing sup
plies at Mazatlan. The Governor entered into
long correspondence with Reilly and cent spe-
cial messenger to the Governor of Cinaloa on
the subject of his mission. No definite arrange
ments appeared to be agreed upon, but Reilly
received courteous treatment from the govern
ment officials, and at last accounts he had ar
rived at Guayamas, where he boosted that he
had been far more successful than be had hoped
for. esd
Ship Joseph Peabody has been forfeited to
the Government for smuggling.
Trade has recently revived to supply the de-
mand for goods suitable to Oregon and British
California miners, in advance Of anticipated large
emigration.
Business with the interior of the State con-
tinues unusually backward.
Gov. Wright has issued an order requiring the
arrest of all persons charged with aiding and
ooSes
persons to be confined unless they subscribe to
the oath of allegiance.
The Overland Mail..Indian Troubles.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, April 2s.-The report
from st. Louis to-day, attributing the Overland
Nail difficulties to employees of the Company
is entirely destitute Of truth. Persons with
whom we are personally acquainted have been
in fights with Indians. -
On the 18th Mr.. Flowers, division agent nine
men. and two coaches, with mails, were attack
ed by Indians nesr Spit Rock; Elk mail meu
were wounded and compelled to abandon the
mails, coaches, and animals. The Indians after
wards burned Plants Station The wounded
party left Pacific Springs night before last.
The telegraph is open at Pacific Springs.
Another party had fight with some Indians
and narrowly escaped; their animals were hit
several times with arrows.
The station keeper at Green River was killed
by Indians . few days since while endeavoring
to protect mail property.
Thus far four employees of the Company have
been killed; although greater part of the stock
10 gone, employees remain.
A force is being raised in this city BY Brig
ham Young, under authority OF the President
for the protection OF the route
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Collector fer eAoFe ~ New Orleans,
WAsHISeToS, Nay 1.-The President has Just
sent to the Sensts the name Of OhaA 9. LatErop
y Collector Of The port Of New Orleans,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

have this day associated with In the 'Foundry and
Machine business my VIM O. HENDRIX and
HENRY BOLTH0FF, under the and style Of
"HENDRIE, BOLTHOFF 4 HENDRlE," which arm will
continue to do business at the old place. the Burng
ton Foundry End Machine Shop.
aprF62 CHAs. HENDRIX.
The undersigned will continue to manufacture keep on
hand for SALE Railroad Freight Cars Locomotive and CYL
nder Boilers, Portable and Stationary Eng nes Thresh
ing Machines, Smut Mills Re. Action Water Wheels
Smoke Chmneys (any .ize), Circular Saws and
Rough Brass Castings and all the Extras for the different
Threshing ines Reapers, Corn Planters &C. Of for
eign manufacture Also "B. II. Lows Patent Single
Machine Cooeys Patent Pump. Improved Quartz Min
fixtures, Thmbe skens eastern prices) and five differ
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GEN. Ranks Column.

HARR,sBuRaH, Pa, April 29.-Three thousand
rebels under Edward johnson, formerly of the
Federal army, are posted few miles from Staun.
ton, but in position easily accessible to escape
In case of Gen. Milroys approach.
The most reliable news from Gordensville Is
that there is only four brigades there, not mum.
bering $4,000.
Gen. Longstreet with his command has gone
TO Yorktown. Should Johnston retire he will
probably reinforce jackson on the Blue Ridge.
The Richmond Examiner of the cad inst. says
in effects The destiny Of the Confederacy il
trembling Oh the result at Yorktown. II success.
full, il viii give NJ six months for carrying out
the conscript act, arming and equipping large
army and launching feet Of Aerrimac's, but il
unsnccessful. Virginia Is lost. l
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up February 10Th, 1859, by Geo. p. ChIpmap
At his residence In Augusta township Dies Moines
Iowa. the following: One brown Mare branded with ss
s." the le shoulder and the ieft thlsh with
white stripe her forehead tn fore feet Slfh .an
white, also The right hind foot white. Supposed 10 he
three years old next spring.
Appraised at Thirty five Dollars by ]. b. Lesher p
Unterkreh.r and NJ @. WALL the 10th day al pshrrs
ry. 1852, before D. 8. Carter, p.
Filed February 18Th. 1ssa JOHN LAHEE, Clerk.
feo2l-w3m BY J. w. HKisEy, Deputy,
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Afr1vAl OF tho City Of WasAlDgton
NEW York, April SO.-The City of Washing
ton from Queenstown 18th, arrived here At on
early hour this morning. News anticipated.
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Furnishing Goods.

Table Linens IN patterns and BY the yard. Linen Nap
kins and Doyles Mafseilles Quilts Linen and Cotton
ehsetlngs Of al Widths Linen and Cotton Pillow Castings
Towels Crash. Piano and Tatle Covers, embroidered
printed and embossed Furniture Chintx together with
large assortment Of Hnges Picture Cords and Tassels
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siege OF Yorktown.

HEADQUARTERS, Army OF PoroxAC, April 20.
The Rebels are apparently realizing that Gen.
Mcclellan 10 making great preparations TO open
the siege of Yorktown. Our earthvorks begin
TO present a very formidable appearance and Ill
day yesterday and last night, the enemy kept up
brisk fire, trying to drive US out. Nobody was
injured, and the work progressed In the morn
ing the enemy opened fire vigorously, for three
hours, from their batteries near the river. but
receiving no response ceased.
Yesterday, Genl Hancock, with portion of
his brigade, went to drive the Rebels from the
woods near our works Our troops pressed In,
delivering well directed FIRE, which caused the
Rebels 70 retreat, leaving their dead and wound.
ed. During this skirmish our men silenced the
new Rebel battery, dismounting the gsns, which
on Sunday night had interfered with our work
Ing partiea The weather u more favorable.
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WASHINGTON, April 3o.-The Joint Committee
on the Conduct of the War made lengthy re.
port regarding the treatment by the rebels at
Manassas of the remains OF Federal officers and
soldiers killed there. They say the facts dis
closed are of painful, repusive and shocking
| character-that the rebels have crowned this re-
bellion by the preparation of deeds unknown
even to savage warfare. Investigations have
established this beyond controversy. The wit
nesses called before US were men of undoubtcd
verscity and character; some Of them occupy
high positions in the army, and some Of them
high positions in civil life. Differing in politi-
cal sentiments, this evidence proves a remark a.
BILE concurrence Of opinion and judgment OF our
own people and foreign nations, and must with
one accord, however they have differed hereto
fore, consign to lasting odium the authors of
crimes which, in their details, exceed the worst
excuses Of the Sepoys in India. The outrages
on the dead will revive the recolleotions of the
cruelties to which savage tribes subject their
prisoners. They we're buried, in many cases,
with their faces downward-they we're left y
decay in the open air, their bones being carridp
off AZ trophies; sometimes, as the TESTING y
proves, TO be used as personal ornaments; and
one witness deliberately avo~s that the head OF
one of our most gallant officers was cut off by Q
Secessionis: TO be used as drinking cup on the
occasion of his marriage
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Goods Manufactured to Order
on the shortest notice BY skul workmen and warranted
T.w. BARHYDT,
Cor. Of Jefferson Main sts., Opposite State Bank
marl2-dkwtf BURLINGTON IOWA.
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In . divorce suit, st New York, brought BY
Mary Ann Singer against Isaac n. Singer, the
noted sewing mschine needle patentee, the court
ordered her an allowance Of &c. 900 per annum,
alimony, aud her counsel fec Of $3.50, It was
given in evidense that Singers income was
42OO, 900 year.. @
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bme Of
|egun
|,nor to
htryon
a new
Ler Of 9
! little
10 boss
as they
| They
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LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-The steamer Tele
graph No. 8 left for Pittsburgh, Tenn, with sur
geons, hospital stores and nurses under the d
rection Of DR.. W. S. Cbipley 10 bring back the
Kentucky wounded or await the result of the
new hattie if necessary
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NEW SASH, DOOR & BLIND
IN FACTORY
Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old Hank Road De
pot, adjoining the OIL Nun
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
All common work constantly hand, and Orders, by
mall. or otherwise, promptly attended TO-
nov23-vH URIAH Lopez
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100 YEARS TRIAL.

After having been actced without ilsg 70 effect per-
anent cures for nearly hundred years. ID fov the
nrst time advertised th. only really successful remedy
known to man. For particulars, address
=. A. O. FOREMAN
mayq .WSts Decatur City, Iowa
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Prissse Ljce Geese Esashers.
Hollister & wilkins
GREAT CARPET HALL,
lss ls7..... Lake STREET, tups,a,s) iss 10,
spr1e.Wet
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FSTRAY NOTICE,

FSTRAY NOTICE.
~ Taken mp, December Esd, 1861, by Uriah Lopez,
his residence in Burlington City and Township Des
Mones County Iowa. the following described Esiray:
bright bay colt with small star In the forehead and
small spot between the nostrs black name md tall
supposed to be two years old last spring
appraised at Twenty Ave Dollars by II. p Morgan and
Matthias Thul the 31st day December 1861 before
J. p, O. Marble. Filed Feb. sth. 1862
JOHN LAHEE, Clerk,
mar1-w8m* By ]. W. HKIsKy, Deputy
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Sugar Mills.

Horizontal and Vertical and castings Of every descrip-
ton used in the West and elsewhere.
Pig Ban and Boiler Iron and Lehigh Coal for sale.
Send for Catalogue and Price List.
Burlington Foundry and Machine Shop"
HENDRIX, BOLTHOFP HENDRIX.
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nENMARK ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting Of the Denmark Congregational
Association VIII be held IN ealem Henry County Iowa,
commencing on Tuesday May 18sh, at u O'Clock. N.
apr23-dkW1w Y. p. SMITH, Stated CLERK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-07


By this route irelghts Of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point on the rail-
roads Of Ono, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consln, Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct.
The nsylyanla raIfoad also connects at
pit,sburg with steamers, bv which goods can be
forwarded to any port on the ONO, Musknpum.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mis-
slsslppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
and Red rivers; and at Cleveland, Sanduasky and
Chicago, with steamers to all ports on tnc North
western lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portation of their freight with tins company can
rciy with confidence on It's speedy transit.
The rates Of frelghts to ana com anv point in
the west bv the penHsylvanla raufoad are at all
times as favorable are charged by other rai road
companies.
Be particular to mark packages WA penna.
X. r.
Ell SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MARGRAW & KUONS, 50 North street, BaltI-
more.
LEECH & CO., No. , Astor House. OF No
South William street, New York.
LEIGH 4 CO., No. y State street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gcn'i Freight Agent, Phila
L. HOIPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, phla.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Genl Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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Sl7,l00,O0
$306,743,79

Having re-Insurod and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special RISKS previously held by the Com
pany, and coninlng our business strictly to first
class RISKS, We think we offer as safe insurance as
any company represented in the West. During
the past -four years we have paid the very large
$1,000 IN losses, and nope to avoid heavy losses
in future by declining all specially hazardous
risks.
ISAAC UNDERHILL, President
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, HIS Of
flee Corner Of Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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w. II. GRENELI,
Ticket Ag't X. X. Depot, Rock Island
GalCGa and Chicago Union Railroad.
~ ~ .s4 u. ~, .isss-.ySG
WINTER ARIA NGEMENT.

lN AND AFTER MONDAY. Dee. 2nd
" 1851, trains will leave Wells street depot,
Chicago, as follows SUNDAYS c,ccptcd):
lI4j a. m, and 9.lj .. m, for Br.y,dcrc. Rock.
ford, Frccpou. Warren. Galoaa, DuncIth,
Dubuque and intermediate places.
lllj a. IN. and | % p. N. tor DIXON, Polo, rui.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
400 p m Rockford Accommodation and Fox
RIVER Valley.
800 a, N. Gercyl Accommodation.
Passengers for Bco.t aud JAncs,lIc Will take
the II l.iJ a. m. tram.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHcnry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 400 p m. tram.
Trains arrive as follows
At 3.3O p. N. and j.uO a N. from DunIclth, ia
lena, FrcepOrt, etc.
At 800 p. III. and 10 IN. from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
2If"SIrcping cars ON night trains.
l. B. ThLCOTT,
&. VI. WHEELER. Geh'l Sup't.
Gcul Ticket Agent.
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DOwning's Eyer-bearing Mulberry,

also have for sale trees of Downng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy vigorous, long lived
tree, which produces irnIt Of rare excellence,
rich, juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is new
er infested with worms, and never fails of good
crop. ! also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE,S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS; also good lot OF the best va
nlc, Of BIlcAbcrrcs, and other smalI fruits, and
strawberries, Of ali the best English and Native
varieties.
choice lot Of Dahlias, Glaudiolis, Tube Roses,
etc, from II. \. Dreer, PhiladeIph
Persons wanting anything in my line will please
call at my place, (Mountlloiyoko) IN the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

ANlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is
l land and vicinity, for he sale of The Grape
Vines grown by DR.. c. w. Grant, ct Iona Island
near peckskIlI, N. Y, on the Hudson river, Ishal
be enabled to supply vines Of unequaled quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties, including
TIE CELEBRATED DELAWARE.
Danna, Anna, Rebecca, Union Village, Concord
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties Of grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Cranes
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$l,52l,26S 0S
abilities.


Amount of Losses adjusted, aud due
and unpaid. ...........,.... None.
Amount o. LOSSES incurred and IN
process OF adi ustment, l1,44O 2S
Amount Of Losses reported on which
no action has been taken.... 2G,59j "A
Amount of iCiaims for Losses resisted
by the Company. y.......... lO,534 IL
Amount Of Dividends declared and
Que and unpaid. ............ $40 90
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
due. ....................... None.
Amount OF Money borrowed. ....... None.
Amount Of all other existing claims
against the Company. None.
Total amount of Losses, Claims and
Liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. $50 $50 43
CHARLES j. MARTIN President
J. MILroN SMITH, Secretary
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois
FIELD Il BLACKBURN
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c.,:. c.,.,,,,,,I p,L
n. N.Y.................... Sl2i,43l II
Amount of Cash IN hands of Ag'ts,
and III course of transmits
slon... JI,lSo IS
Amount Of Unincumbered Real Is
tate, No. 4 Wall Street.... $4,000 90
Amount Of United States Treasury
Notes, : $40 market value, $4,000 90
Amount of United States Registered
IN s.Nl
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4,ailyuatls,
Chicago a Rock island Rail Road.
l;i sa:a.ss;s ...ss, 9..,..s;, --ss .ss.
CHANGE, OF TIME,

WIN TER ARR \ Il EMENT.
Ca aud after sunday. February ,ud, lSG2,
until further notice, trains w.ii leave Rock Island
station as ioiIowst
GolNU rNSr,
Day ENprcsstn NAL tram At $50 m, arriving
IN CaCagu At j.ibp N.
Through ircgh, an At 9ij m,, arriving IN
Ga gr-u at I 80 a no.
Night tPsrs, At o.'J ? u,., arrNng N Chicago
at o,l,au,
TRAINS ARRINr rEuA ruE EAST
Night Express at 9.l1 M, leaving Chicago at
Il,tb = IN.
Through Freight at l,i5 p M, leaving Chicago at
40 p m,
Day Express aud Mail At 10 y m. leaving Cht-
cagu at ll.I0 N.
All trans ever tins road are IN direct connection
at Chicago with tfaIm over the Michigan South.
efn, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh aud
Fort wayne Railroad tu and from Detroit To-
Icdo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany. New
YORK, lhiladrphla, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSae with trains of the Illinois Cen
ual Road, North to Galcna and South to st. Lou.
Is, Cairo, Memphis aud New Orleans, 10 whch
places tickets can be procured of
W. h. GRENELL,
Ticket Agt X. X. Depot, Rock Island
Passengers are reminded ofihc ncrrsslty Of giy-
ing distinct directions as - tlc destination OF thrir
baggage. a'#o to procure tickets before taking Their
scts IN the ears, as f'.r conductors collect ARE.
only to stations ON the Iuc Of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN f. TRACY Supt.
W. II. NmTmAN, Ass SuP't
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The name OF this Company - THE HONE In
suRANCE COMPANY, Incorporated IN 1903, and To-
Gated IN the City OF New YORK.
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IIanch oHIcc--- inciHHati.
X. II. 4 II. VI. NtGILL Genera! Agents,

wa INSURANCE. may be- effected with this
leading and popular corporation, at FAIR RATES,
by Application to any Of its authorized Agents, ~
all pun~pui cities and towns