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toby, from st. Louis, They leave here for
s1nithland
a light SHOW has been FILLING an day.

Especial dispatch to the Chicago JounalJ
*CAmo, Jan. 2299.-The 18th Iowa Regiment,
Col. Wood, arrived yesterday. It left for
amIthland last evening. It is armed with the
Enfield rifle.
!: The 10th Illinois and the 18th Missouri Reg
iInents are on the road hishcr.
The forces composing the expedition which
left Bird s Point on Saturday are returning.
Nothing vas accomplished except the capture
Of number Of Thompson's men.
to be infested with guerilla bands, who are
Plundering every one, Union aud rebel alike;
hnt they would not make any stand for battle.
:. The Federal troops marched nearly to Sykes
Town. Gen. Payne has determined to occupy
Charleston. For that purpose q regiment Of
main at that place.
"A large rebel mail, containing several hun
dred letters, has been captured above this
place on the Mississippi river. It contained
letters Of Importance from Bowling Green and
cher rebel camps.
:. It is now showing hardhcrc.
:. {speeial Correspondence Chicago Tribune.1
,: CAIRO. January Is, 1862.
7 The river is still rising. Six feet more viii
sweep over Fort Holt.
~ All kinds Of reports are in circulation this
evening in regard to fight IN Missouri. The
7atktest is that Gen. Payne is likely to cut of
a3eE Thompson's retreat at sykestoun, as it
3s believed that he cannot reach New Madrid
II any other ronte, the late rains having filed
5ha s8amps with water, thus rendering them
34Ibpassah1e. ..
:; Troops are still arriving. A regiment from
st. Louis arrived this evening.
+. Col. Dougherty made contract with Con.
necticut Yankee, to-day, for new leg. It is
swarranted superior to tie original, with the
exception that should a bali strike it, it won't
bleed.
EI: learned from good authority, to-day, that
the Chaplain in Col. LAWYERS regiment never
makes his appearance except on pay day.
+ Quartcrmaster Baxter left for Washington
!, Saturday morning, Capt. TURNKEY arrived to
day, and will take possession as District Quar-
termaster,
/ Contractors arc not so numerous as the,
I were few days ago. Some Of the railroal
/ men are stil, smelling around after contracts
, 1862-01-30

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazcttc.1
1SDIASAro1ls, Jan. 2s.-Brisadier General
Dumont was at home on q twenty -four hours
fnriouGh Today. He reports the army at
Green Rl'er in good condition and extremely
eager to advance,
President to appoint him Brieadicy GcncrM
for gallant conduct displayed in the recent en-,
eaecmcnt with Zo1licofIer's forces.
Lieut.. Col. Norris Of the I'd Indiana Cay
airy, and Lieut. Gel. Mahan Of the 14th Iu-
diana, have resigned. The hcalth Of the latter
would not admit Of his remaining longer ia
the service.
The Supreme Court will meet on Tuesday
uext.
Bishop Anes Of this city has accepted thc
position Of Commissioner to visit our pris~
oEers in Dixie, and has left for Washington.
, 1862-01-30

E7 One Of the most striking evidences OF
the march Of commerce at Port Royal is seen
in the United States Post Office. This insti-
tuition is under the careful and efficient ad-
mini=tra1ion Of Joseph H. Sears, Esq, Of
New York On recent occasion hc received
Ind dispatched, in connection with 4 single
mail, over forty thousand letters! What
scene for the rebel "kingdom' Of South
Tarn1fuo
, 1862-01-30

sT- On the Goth inst, the President and
Treasurer of the United States Sanitary Com
mission at Washington acknowledged the re-
ccipt Of 4 United States Treasury Note for
one thousand dollars, forwarded by the Rev. T.
Starr King, Of San francisco, as the almoner
OF certain patriotic Americans in Victoria,
Earcouycr's Island, to be devoted to The pres
eryation Of the lives Of the volunteers and to
the comfort Of the sick and wounded in the
field and hospital.
, 1862-01-30
The mississippi River Open to NaEiga-
ton

[Frcn the st. Louis Democrat, yesterdayl
Navigation is NOW unobstructed to Cairo,
md Ill The troops to be moved between st.
Louis and Kentucky, Arkansas, portions Of
Tennessee and the rebel States Of the Lower
Mississippi generally, can be transported by
the river, as well as ordnance, stores and other
things, in any quantity, ehcaply and expedi-
tiously. Heavy ruins have just fallen over this
portion Of the country, and a speedy opening
Of the upper rivers for steamboat navigation IS
expected.
4 steamer arrived at this port yesterday af-
tcrnoon from Cairo, and several arc loading
for that point and the Upper Ohio. AS the
river will probably rise several feet here and
below, rs well as above, tho steamers running
to Cairo, some Of which are of the largest
class, will probably leave with full cargocs, as
freight is understood to be abundant Yes
terday morning the river fell about four feet
in few Minutes, the sudden decline being
below,
, 1862-01-30

e The Constitutional Convention took
recess, it WAS said, in order that the "dele-
gates might consult their constituents" The
Quincy W1iy tells how Messrs. Singleton and
Brooks " consulted" They called meeting
Tor Saturday evening, at the Court House. but
it was tizzle SO complete that neither Of the
gentlemen attended . One had gone to bed,
and the other professed to know nothing;
3hn1t il.
, 1862-01-30
FROM THE SOUTH.
What they Say of Burnside and the
Battle of Mill Spring.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28.--Thc Richmond Dis
patch of yesterday has the following:
Newbcrn, n. c., is in fernent of excite
ment, with the expectation Of an attack in that
quarter. The town is under martial law, and
every preparation is being made.
LATER FROM MILL CREEK--Gcn. Cr:tcudcn
and his staff arc safe and unwounded Our
loss is reported at 800 killed. The cnemy's
loss is supposed to be twice this number.
SAsHynLE, Jan. p via NOZZLE, Jan. 25.-
The most reliable information Of the engage
ment at OF near Somerset, is that only two
regiments, Col Battles Tennessecanz, and
Col. Statham's Mssourians, were engaged in
the fight at Mil Springs. Fort Henry Is stu
safe, the enemy for some reason having with
drawn from its immediate vicinity. The shots
OF the gunboats were not replied to from the
Fort, which will be held at al hazards. Paris
was in a perfect fernlent OF excitement yes
terday, many anticipating an immediate de-
scent Of the enemy, which they deemed them
SELVES utterly powerless to resist. They were
preparing to leave with their negroes and
other property.
, 1862-01-30

I,y OUR dispatches in another column 1t
R;ll he seca that The .J:,liciary Committee
;,avc lr..; made a decision Of great interest
AMI Importance to our railroads. 1t Is to
tl,y cffcc: that no railroad that has received
land erauts from the United States is cnti-
lied to compensation for the transportation
of troa;.s or munitions Of war on Govern
11A1.tli .11II11,ut
, 1862-01-30

Is Tic prisoners Of war, Of Gen. Hal
il Ks department, are to be moved from
81. Louis t. tic Alton {Ill) State Prison,
a.. Friday. Accommodations have been
,,,a,If. for 500,
, 1862-01-30

From III officer of Col Bisse1i's Engineer
i;r.!nnnt who left O!tcryille, Missouri, on
Monday morning, and arrived here yestcr-
bay. vi learn that four Federal regiments
i5"lD Ot:e-vilic, three regiments from SeIalia
Sad eight reziments from Rolla, took up thei-
lire u march 1or Springfield on Saturday and
MONDAY Other regiments are to follow i'm
1uccia:civ.
I:sis iusls like business, and Indicates that
~ H::::cck i :sboE; 10 fulfill his promise Of
e. lea: i.::: cut - Price and Ills horde Of les-
:" ::.,.':>s. ind drive them into Arkansas,
:" re ;:.c.:' VIII ere long come under ten
i~:..: i.t.l.r nlercies
, 1862-01-30

Protectfon Of Overland EmfgFants,
Sub;oiDcd is 3 COPY Of the bill which passed
the House on Friday, it having previously
psssed the Senate;
Re 4 enaeted By Tic Senate and House Of Repre-
s7atot'tEs of Tic United Sfates Of A1cr1cd il.
cn,igranta On the overland routes between the
Atlantic States and California, Oregon, and
Washington territory, the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars be, and the FAME Is hereby
appropriated, out Of any money in the Treasn-
r rot Otherwise appropriated. to be expended
II, IN his Judgment, the same psy be neces.-
sa1s.
, 1862-01-30

Gen jackson Rn1lyfns his Forces neal
Harper's Ferry to Resist q Threaten
ed Attack.

SANDY HOOK, Nd, Jan. 2s.-This morning
squad Of Ashby's rebel cavalry made their
appearance At Boiya1, ;a accompanied l2 y sec:
regiment. Our PaTrott gun and Enheld's soon
silcnced theiE battery and drove the rebels
back behind the hill
Jacsson's main body is concentrating at
CharlestoWn.
Informants state that great consternation
tho circulation Of reports among thera that
our whole division is about to cross oyer, and
that Jackson has posted to Char1estown to re-
sist our progress. It is thought here that
jackson Will move down nearer to HarpcPs
Ferry tonight.
, 1862-01-30

Z lN1QENE08
ment.
Harrisburg Correspondent Philadelphia 1nquirer.l
It is believed that the House resolution call
ing for the investigation Of the acts Of the
last Legislature. looks to tic impeachment Of
Gov. Curtin. Tho committee will uudoubt~
edly be appointed. and they can compel the
attendance Of witnesses, aud inlprison in the
Dauphin county jail all those who refuse to
testify.
The Senate passed an investigating resolu-
tion, which the House rejected, preferrfug to
act npon its OVID, no doubt having the fact III
mind that, rs 1t must originate all impeach-
ments, it should originate the Investigations.
It is claimed that witnesses can be summoned
before the Committee from any part Of the
commonwealth
, 1862-01-30

sE The State Journal says 1000 men are
needed tutt]l up Illinois regiments in the field
TO the maximum standard. The old regiments
will need, 1,ence1orward, all the benefits Of the
recruiting service in the State, and they should
lsa,c the entire field, to thc exclusion Of new
ctIncTs.
, 1862-01-30

E- Nm. n. Cory Of Cincinnati, fu1niliarly
known Us "eItizcn Cor7y,'' lad one Of his
feet very badly mashed, last Tucsday morning,
1T Jonrs's Station, c., b. Il D. R. B., Ohio,
natl.
, 1862-01-30

f1eers.
OrTEEy1LIE, No., jan. 29.-Thc movement
foreshadowed by the preparations Of the past
week has taken place. One division, under
the command Of Gen. jeff. G. Davis, las
sslEesdy taken up its march for the
ing. Their destination is supposed to be
Springfield. The division consists Of five reg
imeuts-tnc Sth and ed Indiana, the 37tll Iii
nois, and the 9th Missouri, accompanied by
Two batteries Of twenty-four pieces, and three
companies of cavalry under fhe command Of
Major Hubbard. From the skill and energy
Of Gen. Dnvis important results are confident
}y predicted.
The next division, under Gen. Turner, is cx-
pected to lave tomorrow or Friday. They
will probably cross on parallel and more
western line.
Emissaries from Price, bearing printed COM
missions, signed by him, are busiiy recruiting
through all this section. 4 number have been
captured and brought in, upon whom the
documents were found. They are authorized
to enlist from three to twelve months, or
during the war.
There are about 50 prisoners here, awaiting
the order Of the Provost Marshal General.
, 1862-01-30

| On Tuesday thc7e were 1860 troops at
Camp Den1lison, near Cincinnati-four in
flntry regiments, three cavalry regiments and
rne company Of cavalry, and eight batteries
OF artillery.
, 1862-01-30

II ThelFouth Iowa Cavalry, Col. Porter,
III camp at Mount Pleasant, Will march over
land 10 .4eayenwortli, to join the Huntcr~Lane
expedition starting next week
, 1862-01-30

I.'c Fcnnsj lvania Gil region is becoming
q ,'oiu:oas and lourlsbjng district as the
coal heIda. Wealth is aceumu1ating there,
II " Villages are springfng up, small towns arr
'scoming la-gc ones, roads are opened, and
~ "''der::css is 1:et becoming = thing Of the
;'ss; III is s sc:.t Of oil Ctli{o57ia for the ex.
, 1862-01-30

Not six days ago, the Chicago Jox,ra, Was
urging the Government to confscato the slaves
Of rchcls: On Saturday. however, 1t wss round
lde2 that since tho battle Of Mill Spring coz
flscation is not a military necessity as re can
whip the rabels without t-{so7ia Transcript.
, 1862-01-30

e The Eagle Hotel, at Rockford, was
burned Last Saturday evening, the flremen
being unable to get water TO stay the conda-
grafton. Loss heavy, but not stated in the
Rockford papers
, 1862-01-30
The Eurns1deYExped1t
AcceuntA from HnkteFA9.

ACceuntA fr0" HnE1eFa8.
New YoRK,. Jan. GA letter dated aboard
the fTigate Niaga.a, of Ship Island, Jan. l1tt,
gives ! r11mor that Mobile may soon be at
tackled.
letter from Hatteras Inlet says the loss Of
the cargo of the City Of New York viii not
seriously Interfere with the efficiency Of the
Burnside Expedition, ,.thero being good sup
p}y Of matezis1 aboard Of othervesae16. Gen.
Fosters Brigade would SOON move to~asd1
Roanoke Island OF Newbezr, ~ circ1Eo5ta1znea
s1or:d decide.
, 1862-01-30

trencbmenfe and bu1 few Men-.
What WIS seen along the Way.
RoL1A, No, Jan. 27.-A gentleman who
left his home in Green county, few miles
from Springfield, on "Wednesday, arrived here
yesterday. He says there arc no intrench-
ments being built At Springfield, and but little
uneasiness is manifested By Price or his
forcements, and the rebels say they
arc or their way; but their accounts do not
agree as to number. He met Il large number
Of Federal troops at Lebanon, and our pickets
were out several miles beyond that place. A
skirmish had taken place near Lebanon, on
the entrance Of our troops, and rebel cap
tain killed and several men taken prisoners.
Government teams are constantly moving
westward, but the roads are almost impassl.
bic or ing to the depth Of the mud.
, 1862-01-30

E The forests Of the ArooEtook, (Mainc,
where, for many previous winters, thousands
u axes have almost necessarily sounded, are
almost silent this season. The sturdy lumber
men are away to the wars, and the pines will
s,;ad another year. Tie SAME is to largcex-
ttnt true Of the lumber districts Of the North.
, 1862-01-30

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. os.-Tle only Incl.
dent Of news yesterday, was the arrival Of a
boat containing fifteen contrabands from Nor
folk. They report that tile Merrimac was
tloated out Of the dry dock OH Satcrday, and
Was to make her trial trip on Sunday. Sue
mounted 10-inch rifle cannons, and the people
were jnbilant in the belief she could sink the
whole fleet in Hampton Roads.
Letters from Port Royal indicate an early at
tick on Savannah by Gen. Sherman and Com.
Dupont.
, 1862-01-30

sE Gen. Buell. has refused to accept the
resignation Of several rcgimental quarter
masters, for the reason that the exigencies Of
tho service are such that he cannot dispense
with their services.
, 1862-01-30

-" Gov. Tod Of Ohio has appointed Capt.
j. VI. Sprague, Just returned from long im-
rrisonment in the South, 10 tho Colonelcy Of
i new regiment
, 1862-01-30

81 Col. MulligaD, hero Of Lexington, etc,
is still OIL the lecture rampage. He has ad-
dressed an audience at Springfield, and is all
uoEnral at Rnckfnrd
, 1862-01-30

r. The Twelfth and Sixteenth Indiana
regiments, whose terms Of enlistment (onc
Year, expire in May, have obtained permission
to reorganize for the war.
, 1862-01-30

U Rcv. Dr.. BrIdgman. the well known
American Missionary at Shanghai, China, died
IN Tie 18th Of November He had laborcd
there during a period Of tl.irty-two years.
, 1862-01-30
mt.rlng.

E~ Private accou1ts from the Burnside
t>ocliiicn would indicate that they VIII
s.rike q blow farther South than North
t:ruiina-cycn RS far South IS Mobile.
, 1862-01-30

MeF5rs. A]ger T. c., Of South Boston,
on "edncfd's, 18th inst, cast the last cf
twenty '1-'neh rifed co1umbiaas, weighing
tiEz' It 'ons c~ce, for the government Fifteen
G :hcEc have have already been finished. and
* .e1naiing tivc u i'll BE- ready to send of in
ts!: tu-Ee Of few durs.
, 1862-01-30

rN Whitticr's scrs thai the Hutcnn-
s-'l,'s might not sing in the camps OF the
l'p;rmac, i printed on the third page this
, 1862-01-30
Tn Errbange.
D A r E c. H A n G Ii !.
TO GE-

pEIQ FARM PROPERTY. HIGHLY 30 ed.
FOE CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY.
Two Fatr:e oue of 1i8 aczes, ard Of u aeea ~
ucer high state Of cultivation with Gooo d3aeest
Barns Wagon Houses, Gratnelics> &c; ~ ffost q
Il the Fafrins ImPlenisns ana soo;s Ar:sss GSws @
hS Sf1 ~, III nh1n one mile from H.ueva Geod
sosety caaeh ssaee n Ct sys: {thin 1 70 s9 1ss
~ ,n1e e. rxchan.e e1 account q LII heHlsh Hne
10 enc bat himself and wife n iAIn'J,.
asa ssaasasenT Taey VII =
Hhss o y Part f95 eS|asa f.5s obce of Ia
Cc11H peaoatc3t EEE9 I'll. :
, 1862-01-30

- At a sale Of securities in Albany, n T.,
the other day, s15, 600 Of Mississippi d Mis-
souri first bonds {sccond seciion) sold at 18
mr. cent.
, 1862-01-30

CAFE RACE, Jun. 2S.-A screw steamer
PASSED this point this morning, supposed to be
1he United Kingdom, from Glasgow for New
York.
The weather has been very rough here for
the Lust two davs
, 1862-01-30

tE*~ Hon. john l.. Mcconnell Of Jackson-
vile died on the 17th inst. of consumption.
, 1862-01-30

NEW ToRK, Jan. 2a.-Thc Aabia sailed for
Liverpool day. She took out two hundred
and tfty thousand dollars in specie.
, 1862-01-30

r. The farmers Of Salem county, New
Jersey, recently sent to the New York
markets in one day forty thousand pounds Of
poultry. The lot consisted Of 1,G39 geese,
800 turkeys, eco ducks, and 8 500 pounds Of
chickens, making III the aggregate the above
total.
The recent passage Of bills Increasing
tile clerical force in the various departments
have attracted to Washington several hundreds
Of applicants. The pressure upon the heads
Of departments for these few paltry appoint
ments exceeds that experienced in the carly
lays Of the present Administration.
, 1862-01-30

e Our national troubles, by cutting of the
raw cotton supply from the Southern States,
lG'Se carried up every variety Of cotton goods
10 rarge Q! prices known only to The former
Eencration. The rise was steady aud .,,pid for
ten OF Twelve weeks, Averaging about half per
cent rtr yard week, and prices arc still ad-
yanci1'g. Hcstry sbeetings at the manufactures
.s'c nov firm ct l6c per yard; year ago they
were hut ~ cents. Dcn1ms arc 15::5 cents.
WHICH year ago, were % cents. Aliens.
Danic1s's, American and Sprague prints mr.
7!ow sold 1t Il cents, which year since were
Fold Il * TO cents. Cochecocs and Merrii-
1naes arc firm at ls55s to Is cents. The durable
styles If prints arc fast disappearing from the
n4azlct. If We are to be baked Of cotton fol-
fcvcra1 years (which may Heaven forbid and
G':n. Mcclellan prevent and are compelled to
v;jt fer Eek 1aanufacture..t to be resuscltated
1bt Springfield Rpubcan says the material fol
tlsln r'1n. Ms will rise to such point as to
illustrate by living examples the Yankees re.
m:rk Oh first seeing powers's Greek slave
'Guc=s ,Lat ere gal was raised where cotton
ia source ~
, 1862-01-30

It seems strange indeed that with ], 600
troops at Independence, and Kansas City only
ten miles distant, the mail on the road between
the 1.-TWO places should be oyerhaulcd and robbed
daily BY rascal]y highwaymcn. The coaches
from Lexington westward are also frequently
plundcrcd. Who is in command out there
that these tbinrs are allowed 10 be!
, 1862-01-30

New YORK, Jan. 29.-The steamer Trans
port, Of Philadelphia, from Key West on the
I'D inst, has arrived here. The troops at
Fort Piekens and Key West are in good
health. Nothing new has transpired ut either
1,lace since list advices.
, 1862-01-30

- Governor Dawson is not the OILY Fed
cral officer who has been roughly used in Utah.
Hon. Henry E. Crosby, one Of The territorial
Judges, Was shot at on the streets Of Salt
Lake City, although the Dcseret iAe,es says the
common opinion is, that for the sake Of a lit
tic notoricty "the Judge gave some boy fifty
cents to tirr Il blank pistol at him, to break
the dullress Of the times and for other pur-
poses" Crosby is lit By the editor, but Was
not ty bullets.
, 1862-01-30

The Division of Gen. Davis en- route to
Spring ngtie}d-..&seDs Turner to Follow
---Capturc of Rebel Recruiting Of
f1ccrB.
, 1862-01-30

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
~ -16s Dee.porn street, opposite the New P9st "
flee. Established On the Easteln system. No Eri seh
from the Office to any tatily unless ehe can g.vg -
Birng help suited BY applying st l62 @ ~ 4
addressing Mrn a L BALKAN fose o1aee 9o- 3as'~
fa2h59L1v
, 1862-01-30
FROM SPRINGFIELD, mo.

Condition of Prfcess Ar'ny--No In
What yTas seen along the Way.
, 1862-01-30
Reports from General Price at
Springfield, NO.
FEDERAL TROOPS MOVING In THAT
DIRECTION.
The Canada Reciprocity Treaty
not to be Abrogated.
PROPOSED REVISION OF THE
UNITED STATES LAWS,
Report Of Gen. Paine's Expedition
in Search Of jeff. Thompson.

Ger, Hunter to Command tie Cherokee E1-
pedftfon.
, 1862-01-30

element and speculation have been a=tonish-
ing. 4 product Of 5000 barrels Of crude oil
per month Involves an outlay Of not less than
$40 per barrel, or $50, ,oeo Il month in purcfas-
ing barrels, transportation to market, refining,
&c. So that for whole years yield Of 900,-
COO barrels, the expenditure would be nine
millions Of dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-23
myl2-dtsl
n Slight Cold, Cough,

W! lS2 checeed With a simple rem
&Xw edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Few are a,oare Of
the importance Of stopping a Tough or
5IEahf IcclA in its first stags; that
Which in the beginning uould yield to
q mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
A.o1un'a bronchial l0t0c/iea
,pere first introduced elever1 years ego.
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for Ig0naAs,
@oL4ls, 3<onchitis, 14athn1a,
Xnfn<<h, the Hacking Cough in /go'l-
aux1hfio,a, and numerous affections Of
the I1h<o0f, giving immediate relief.
Psbltc Speakers assd Singers,
will find them e6ectuoI for clearing and
Strengthening the voice.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-23

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERErOropr
existing between the undersigned, in the
Boot and Shoe business, under the name and stvis
Of Jamson Murdoch, is this day dissolved bv i'm.
itstion. J. W.Jamison will continue the businesu
and collect the debts Of the late firm.
]. w. JAMESON
apg22 d1w] r. MURDOCH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-23
s.hicago l. Northwestern Railway
1862, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
G8H 8 @I

Rockford. Bcloit, Freeport, Galena, Dunleith
ia. csvillo. Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, WATERFOWL
l.crln and all points ia Wisconsin, Minnesota
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
mi Northwestern Railway. Running through
without change of cars to Jancsviile,. w "tcrtown
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh. and connecting az La.
Crosse and Appleton with U. $. Mail Coaches and
steamers, afiording the direct and expeditions
route to all points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago as fellows:
Day Exprcss-l2:2o PM
Way Passengers
,7y- New and elegant sleeping cars are ran un-
all Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
EnRWIrr ROBINSON, GenI Ticket Ag't.
Milf