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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

The undersigned having heen appointed AFaesaor o.
Taxea under the act approved July 1862 entitled "An
Act O provide Internal Hevenne support the Govern.
ment, and opay Interest the Public DEBIT respect.
uly gives uOic TO The citizens Of this State that he ha
made hs following dtisnns oi tbs Dstrlc snd appoint,
r the persons named Assistant Assessors under the said
Ael lelIGnalims Al lll aame time their Post Office.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-29

RETURNED PRISONERS. The Georgetown
Messenger says: Thomas Day, Benjamin
Piper and Elias Messick, volunteers in com
pany D. Capt. Day, of the Sd Delaware reg
iment now stationed at Front Royal, Va,
came home on Thursday last and made the
following report DAY states that he with
the others received a pass To go outside of
the lines to obtain some honey for his faith
err Capt. Day, who was sick at the time
and while on the turnpike leading TO Little
Washington, they were captured by a band
of the 9Th Virginia cavalry. They were Ia
ken inside the confederate picket lines
where guard was placed over them. Alter
being confined for three days they we're re-
leased on their parole for exchange under
The cartel. Day says he was treated very
kindly while prisoner.
Kendall BatsOn Clendaniel, another vol
unteer in the same company as above came
to this place on Saturday night last. He
was prisoner in the confederate lines fol
two weeks.
From their representations it appears
| that the regiment has Suffered cOnsidcmbl,
from sickness desertiona and captures and
the ranks are very much thinned in aonse-
quence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
IRON NEW YORK.
ILM EEAU NEW YOAK, March IA.

~ aN q
TEibune's Correspondence; saslAF
Capt. Rickets Of the LIST artillery, who
was wounded and captured at Bull Run,
and for months hEs been prisoner ct
Richmond, has been nominated as Brig
adler General, also L F. Ross, Colonel Of
tie 7th Illinois. ias-I is5a
Senator Chandler and Representatives
Couch, CoVode s1d Julian, of the Commit
tee on the conduct Of the war; have beer
detailed to visit Manassas and CenteFVille
and report what they find there. They lefl
on that duty to-day.
% Senator Wright, Of Indiana, has tsker
Eha- place Of Mf. johnson upon the conduct
Of the war COMMITTEES.
The Senate in executive session ordered
the nomination Of Brigadier Gtnersll
Lockwood and AsbOth, which have beer
reported faVorably upon BY the Committee
/ to be sent back for re-examination.
Since his appointment to the Mountain
Department has been made public Genera
Fremont has been over run with visitor
who come TO congratulate him upon hi
restoration to command.
Last night be left quietly for Washing
to to receive his instructions from the Pres
ident and Secretary Of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
Office Superior Street asssh ssss==as
}OLEVEI AND, SATURDAY.

duke Maximiiian 10 Paris and London has
been adjourned. Neeotiations for hisPsh-
didateur for The throne Of Mexico have en-
countered difiehlties- of s,5s...
MADRID, March L-~AooOFding 70 adyl-
ces from Tangiers the Lieutenant OF the
Sumter has been relessad .-s el
The Federal ships re still watching the
Sumter. which Iemains stationary al Glib
ralter ~ IN .sya
PAR1s. March 2ds.-The discussions in
the French Chambers excites the greatest
interest. .y-q..v.--
Prince Napoleon had asked for the sup
preston OF the Temporal pOEer of the
Pope. ,., s5sis.i
LaguerFougerre, the known oonndente oI
the Emperor, spoke in favor Of the Ten
portal power. a.l "
The ministry delsTsd that 1t would eK-
plain the policy Of the Government on Q
future time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL,
WAsHIEGToE, March IA


Mr.. Hale from the Naval Committee re-
ported back the resolution authorizing the
Secretary Of the Navy to make equitable
arrangements with contractors for steam
machinery who have failed toPsrfeFm their
conttsots, and to remit the poneltiesr passed
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, from the
Military Committee, reported 9 JOINT res
olution authorizing the President 20 assign
the command Of troops in the same field oT
division without regard 10 seniority.
II also gives the President power to dis
miss any officer from the service, II he sees
TT without oourt.mertisl. %. an
Mr.. Sherman objected to the latter mo-
ton, as giving the President too much
power. .ei ~ - laa5 .ar li2
Mr., McDougalI also Of jected.
The resolution vas laid over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

The readers Of Dickens are aware that
ths uRdsnn in which Mark Tapley alter
natsly shook With the ague and ''came out
jolly vas 8 portraiture Of Cairo. That II
hes not improved much since Dickens
visit the following to the Chicago Tribune
vii show;
Ths ssryile character Of Cairo and its
Surroundings ie not 4 fiction. Strolling up
We leyse, the Othsr dsy, observed an en-
closure Of some I'VE or six acres, flled with
horses. These were The rejected Govern
nsnt horses, an old deoFepid, broken down
nolleotion Of iaded hs0ks, some lying down
u the mud unable 10 rise, and some stand
he because they could not lie down; all
Viih dropping heads, faled sides, weak,
shaking knees living advertisements Of
lay and grain wanted within; the sport Of
every eontsmptuous and iil-faVorad mule
Cat passes By. One wonders what these
equine ghosts are thinking about IS the
eind whistles through their ribs; whether
tie snuff the battle sfsr of and envy their
more fortunate companions, or like true
philosophers bear their condition Of life
Ehith squanimity, and have calmly made
% heir minds TO die, even in Cairo. Old
dilapidated steamers crowd the levee with
broken smoke. stacks, rusty steam pipes
aAd buoketless wheels; all going to pieces,
nnurnful in their decay aRd Wretched in
their rottenness. There srs old sooWs, fat
beats, gun boats, sloOps and copper sloOps
refts, and portable houses on Aolts, once
ths voyaEers Of the rivers, now dissolving
and resolving into their original elements,
end floating down 10 Dixie, unsWed by re.
ports Of submarine batteries, torpedoes,
pcis Of shells, and such other pleasant oon-
triEaRoes Of rebel wrath with which rumoF
ffisghts the bottom Of the Mississippi.
There are old houses propped up below
and diagonally, as If they had stripped up
thslr sills to keep their skirts dry; swine,
rusty vintage, lying Psrdu in the mud old
bsfrels, boxes, stove pipes, wagon wheels
ana oheese boxes scattered about in heaps
ole bridges totering over sloughs; cid
worn out, besotted men hanging round 50.
Ions and billiard rooms Added to these,
the town filed with sick, wounded, We ried
sne foyt-sore sol iers, hurrying upon fur.
loIgh 70 the homes where they may obtain
ths rest they 90 sadly need, and you leave
Giro tired out
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
RERDY.hiADE5 CLOTHING.
Oa m. LOal LADY o. FH1 OlIn.HOI Ctu1..
OONTINuEp.

OHAPTER XI.-THH EHeAGEMEEF
The reason he'd proclaim aloud to ali the living
Why Greeley wanted the Federal army on to Rich
Was tRSt S96 he atSs Might with might and main sst all the
And XII with red bOI on things ts hites IN hss
Their as1spaDsrs with all such news did svOr daily
And hsVspaperB never lie. as all my readers Know
Nov the bali at once was opened with an swtuI shOus
For tie 1 Ehisky gun exploded, and the BirGsss al
zhuy sI1 y liOt-sut whisky tl they aiFs0 VEN
And issrsthsy'd tsko the Yankee ship or fIIs vat
Their lSot Horse Cavalry or. and made
Which hurt SSbods. as the charge wa.s too OUT
And can bs fouaa, By all who wish, on the double
OF the chain of- Mercantile Colleges PsItOn, With
Then O'Mulligan changed his tactics, and he shout
"Pro bono oni bono et i'd omne verbatiml"
"Never r. replied Captain Wright, in voice Of ud
.NsvsFvili While I've life to such as you knoOl
Never WSiio drop Of blood in these free veins doe
au not 'sqeh = character, I'd Ike to have yOf
'Buliy boy. with wax nOser' exclaimed a Seamal
"At EN- again. now captain you talk to 'em quit
aN 'imPorts blaso eau dvis'' cried OMuIlisan thsi
IN French.
TT WON'T % that," !" said Captain Wright, you
| mother was q Wench." .
"swsi nix cum rouss y said O'Mulligan, this tim
| in pure German Gccent.
''You lisI' cried Wright. land III take your shi
10 as Wilkes should have taken the Trent"
1 OiMullgAn desiring to ave the base plebian VIII
| his scholastic lore,
In Bpanish addressed him, in which in youth he q
his grandmother swore,
/ won't yer be atther surrinderin' the BOAT ye
/ nasty, dirthy spalpsnei" "a
said 0sptsI6 Wright, I'm not do that, tell 20
/ thst again."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
IRON WAsHINGTON.

N4sHIN0foNi Mafcn 10.
Two men, attached to Wisconsin Regi-
ment in Gen. Smiths division, were poi
soned to day by drinking water from S
we'll that had been poisoned BY the rebels.
It is thought that neither viii survive,
Their names are Sergeant Cuts, Go.
and Private Williams, Co. K.
Cults served through the Mexican War.
All the men have been prohibited drinking
from old wells, and new ones are being
du0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
This Afternoons Report,
FURTHEE BY THE AFRICA.

Latest via QussnstoEn-Breadstufs dull
Wheat quiet and steady.
Provisions steady and unchanged. Ra-
con and pork rather eaaion 10 purchase.
GoHsoiB SO 3.s,9983. American securi.
ties firm. ~ sH1Gnsb
HAxRE.-sales of cotton for-ths week
BBOO bales. Notres ordinnaire 1857; do
Bas 1851. Stock 1856 bales.
Paris Bourse Ast. Rsntes 6sf; 15f In
liqHidstien.ol 81 f.lc1i' SO va '-
Prince Napoleon in the Senate demsn1l
thst the French troops shall eyseuat'
tsosNell-[IHIs asa .tEE.i a1ssiE2 ?
EIEsaAl 1st---EbhPp journey q The Arch
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FROAI KENTUCKY.

s4 aauIe rH -. CH1CAeO, March lS.
|. "A Special to the Times from Cairo. says
heavy csnnonading was heard to-day il
the direction oil New Madrid 7s-s s1ll
The steamer Lake Erie, No. 2. says i
was heard very distinctly 81 Columbus
from Il:IO this morning. ,.,.s5 -, ~ i 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

CoEooRD, N. H., March IA.

Returns rsrscef7ed from 1s4i but eight
cen towns in the State. The following Is
the. vote. Berry Sl;S74 Clark 27,4SP,
Wheeler 1868. Bsrryis majority is net
far from 2 600
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

g But where has the rebel army gone 10
froM Manassas q said Wiss-looking char
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

e. . has. elve him ihs biggeii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
IRON WASHINGTON.
WAsHrSeToS, March a. /

Gen. Fremont is expected to arrive here
to-day. Already q new German regiment
is partially rissd in New York to accom-
pany him to East Tennessee and Georgia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

The contracts for 10, ,ooo-tons Of hay and
200, 900 bushels Of corn ani oats, recently
offered a Louisville, hsve been awarded e
CapL Holmes, of III, the hsy at Sls.70 pei
1os, and the corn ct Al cents per bushel.-
Tbs payment to Be made In certificates o
dsst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

Iatks Etsaeh senate the Roman quss

p. =. IN the French Senate the Roman ques.
ton was 5ebslsd ffa
Bourse edecliaed dh The 18Th to 7Of 400.
Liverpool MaTKets.-Trade at Aanohes-
ter is quiet but full prices maintained.
Bresdstufs-W akehsld, Nash & Co, re.
port -four slow at former prices S2e931.
Wheat slow at Tuesday rates. Red West
sFn, los 6d@11 l0d. White Western l2s
6d(6I2 s. Southern lbs 8d@1S per cent
Corn quiet, mixed 29s929s Sd, white S4s
@87s per quarter.
Previsions-Bsef quiet but steady, pork
dull and rather lower, bacon quieter S6s@
s6s for Z. n. 8 c. c., hard in good demand
At 90 9z2s, and in retails ass, talloV
steady st 44s946 s~5.
Produce-Ihe Brokers' Circular reports
spirits Of turpentine at 65(966.
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- ilEalaa s9tinsas IS Hodsoa iaf Alss0aai a
: ISL W. ~ A.ssAaeEaEsF. .l..I-..


j. C5aasotloTs are made at onFocF ne With It's san-
du8kg, MEAsfsld and Newark 3. 3. - glyds VIA
fhe Sandusky, Dayton and Oinoinlati =, 81. a. ares
mont Fith Eremols & Indiana =, =, and - Toledo
Win the JicliiCan Southern D nortEefa 1hdiana
and Toledo and " 4fasn hAiiEe9d4 foE lhleAg po.
i kiro Elioa, g. Eliss End 81 points = estI HortbI
Eeas end sqssh : -; .zgl - 10 sq3.
Vsas SO s.lz. GAd ssls p. =. Efom Sandu1dT
ss S53 5S-9C1r gzs-a 1ro Z. NJ gsIyuk Elfo
; d ,a,vsleT.s9 yov.s. issE aiE Il 15I-I s6sA,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

We have heard Of many instances Of
distress in business circles lately but that
OF the New York merchant. whose wife has
given birth 70 twelve children in about
1orty-tEo months-iR instalimenis Of single,
twins triples and fours-seems to be the
--lseef 11ai-1s1T1lffI6,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
MORNING, MARCH Is, 1862
POST OFFICE TIME. TABLE.

Eric, Bunaio, Now York, Bos-
ton, andlastern Way, daily
Supplementary Letter PACK.
age for Buffalo, New York
aud Boston, daily ................
Eric, Buffalo, Albany, Troy,
HeE York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. u.
a Erie Agent, dAlly..............
upplgmentarY Lsttsr Pack
age fof Buhdlo, EsW York
nostQn, daily. s......s......-......
FltlBburgh B Way, Philadel-
Rhia, HashingtOn, Balti-
mOga, AkrOh, Canton, Mas
BilOny n. q P, n. h. &St6u-
bonviiie, Wheeling and y. a
y. =. b. daily ..a......,e.-.-,.-.
Supplementary Letter Pack
axe fer PittBburgh5 PhilR-
dalphia, Washington and
Baltimore, daily. ..................
Toledo, Chicago a Detroit, ,d'ly
HorRalB Framont, Ob6rlin
and Toledo, Wsy, daily......
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuqus and
Chicago, daily ,.....................
Elyria, sEnduBky and Way.
KoungBtoWD, Warren and
way, daily. ...,....ll...-.s.--....
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, dafly...........................
OolumbuAs Cincinnati, Lou
i6ville, Wheeling, St. Louis,
Oniliiooths, OirolsTille and
Mariotta, dailY...a....a.............. a
Supplementary Letter Pack.
k7e Tor ColuinbuS aud Oin-
oinnati dailYs,,. .s........,...,...
Medina and Way, dRily..........
Rdekporf Dover, Q Sheffield,
North RidEeYille and Am
heFst. LssaV0s TuosdsyE,
Thursdays and Sat1rdays...
Bath, Rr6ckBVilie ana OObleY.
IeaVea Tuesdays and SAtur-
onglss..ss...s ..l.ssss...s...sl.l.....
sharon Centre, Granger,
HinokleY and North Royal :
Ton, Leaves Tuesdays and
5EtWcEyg ......,-s.............,.....
WaTrenEvillss dailY.....,...,.....
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EIMH OF ARRIvAL o.

DEBUT
EhrouEh Ea5tsrn. ..-.....:...l ms A. NJ T:5 P. n
Boston and Way from Bndalo. -. -T IIB p al
Through Philadelphia and % -i
Wellington, via Pift1bqfgh S:ls A. N $40 P. NJ
Pittsburgh and Way from ~. -
WollsFille .....l. -. sl5 Am.
Millotsburgl, Akron and Way g.E5 A. n Mol.
Through Western .s.....,.....,, 9:sl A. n s.k0 p NJ
way from Toledo. o.......... ............ go ~ M
Through Southern ..s........s.. ssl1 A. a. $50 Pm
Way rom Oincinnati.-........... $40 p nj
Way rom Bandusky ............,... 800 A. NJ
Way from youngstown WIs...sz..... 7:05 P IL
Medina and Way.,.,,.,,-.,,..--s.. 900 p, NJ
RocTport, Dover and A1nherHt
Way. Arrives Tuesdays, 1-l
THURSDAYS and SaturuayE.-... Il.00 P a
Bath, Breoksvflls and Oopley
Way. AETiTe6 MondayB and
HEiasYs Ys.,....-.;.;;-.,.....,.,-..;, sea P, n
sharon Centre, GrEnger and
North RoEaltOn Way. Ars 9G-f.. 9.i-Ei
riYea Mondays and EridayH... - 7--- sou p, Ii
WarronsTilIs, dad ~ ......... - DIS A NJ
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery Il
usually one hour later than the time Of arrival
traina,n - % @ s s'. r.. OUWLEB, p. II. I
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FLAGS And ,COL0RS.
TNI as

mado olH0f Hqnts
ing and Muslin, 10
order, on short no
d0. =
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lsHurfsh for Ericsson /" Dried another.
q % has accomplished the biggest thing
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal Of the iii. State AgrI Society,"

TO the Friends Of agriculture and Mechdn'c hr'S
The Executive Committee of the limos state
Agricultural Society believe the time mas aFFi'eo
when the publication OF a Journai OF 'he @o.'e's
is imperatlvely demanded.
pursuant therefore, to the duty with when they
ora cbargod nv the second section OF the Constr
tut;,n of said Society, revised and adopted by the
noe,ing of delegates from County Agricultural So
r;etics held on the FAIR Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Semi, 1860, they have made the necessary arrange
| ueots for the issue OF such Journal monthly, com
mencing with January, 1862.
| Each number will contain at least 81 pages
(octavo) of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions ofthe state
| and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me-
chancs and Natural History, as may require carry
publication.
Ma. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
| State Society will appear in its columns.
| All persons and especially Secretaries and other
| officers of County Societies, are respectfully te-
ouested to communicate to the editor any matters
! of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise IN their fesPe'-
, tive localities III
To place the Journal within the reach o. All,
the subscription price has been hred at ~, ~
CENTS YEAR, barely sufficient TO eoefr eo'' y"
| publication, payable invariably III ad'ahtei
Back numbers for the current year VIII 'e '"'A'
shed until the edition is exhausted /.
| All subscriptions and communeations may w w
forwarded to the undersigned, Spring neia' Aii''
no;s JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Cor, Sec. and Editor Journal
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Gaiena lind Chicago Union Railroad.
l.3 MI N.t s3-S@STy stlisss-@sAi2kv
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, May llth,
| J 1862, trains will leave Wells street depot,
n. VOLS st. Chicago, as follows Sundays except
ed):
$50 a. IN. and 9.25 p m for Rctvldcre, Rock
ford, Frceport, Warren, Gaiena, DNnIeitD'
Duhuuue and intermediate points.
$50 n. m. and 945 p. m. for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
400 u. m. Elgin, Belyidere, Rockford, and In-
termedlate points.
$50 u. m. Gercva and intermediate points
Passengers for Rcoit and GAINESVILLE wlIl take
the 9. 50 a. m, and 4 p m. tram
Passengers for Crystal Lake, Mcllenty, Rich
mopd Geneva Lake and intermediate points, VIII
take the 4 90 p, IN. tram.
Trains arrive at Chicago:
At $50 p. N. and 5.45 a, M. from DnnIe'th, Ga
lena, freeport, etc.
At33O d. m. and 600 a. II. from Cedar RAPIDS,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
Ali 10 A. m from Fox River Valley
At 30 a M Geneva Accommodations
Ee~Sleepng cars on night trains.
B, TALCOTT,
G.. NJ. WHEELER GEM S"Pt'
Gcp1 Passenger Agent.
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REIGilrS,

tRElGHIS.
Nv this route treghs of all descriptions can oc
forwarded from Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston
or baltimore to and from any point on the fal-
roads of ONO, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, " IS
consln, Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct
The Pennsylvania raIIroad also connects al
ptttsburg with steamers, by which goods can be
forwarded to any port on the Ohio, MHskhgum'
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, llllnols, Mis-
sIsslppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, kansas, Arkansas
and Red rivers; and at Cleveland, Sanduasky and
Chicago, with steamers to all ports on the North
western lakes.
Merchants and shippers onttusing the trans
portation of their freight with tins company can
reIy with confidence on its speedy transit.
The rates of irclghts to and from any point n
the west by the Pennsy EanIa railroad are at al,
times as favorable as are charged by other railroad
companies. -. r.,.,
Be particular to mark packages VIA Penna
X. r."
Ed. SNEEDER, Philadelphia
MARGRAW X Rooms, ST North street, Baltl'
more. =.
LEECH x CO., No. Astor House, or No.
South William street, New York.
LEEt II 4 CO., No. II State street, boston.
II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Ph'Ia.
81. HOlPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Ph'Ia'
ENOCi LEWIS,
Gen'I Sup't, Alto"na,fa.
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SOMETHING NEW. AND WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS!
WAREHOUSES; S

without Chimncys, producing the most
economical light ever invented ;wlll not consume
more than one halt the oil the chimney lamps do ;
gives bright steady clear lghti VIII ht without
sl,eratIon. the Kerosene and FLUID lamps no" IN
nse. ALSO Lanterns containing sad burner, lar SUI
peror to any no" IN use.
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
hru { Child on Illinois street, Palace Row; also
by John Bulley, on the corner Of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
the subscriber has the exclusive agency and
rigbt of sale IN Rock Island County, His, and
scott County, Iowa.
S"-~ II. POWARS.
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Michigan Southern II Lake shore Il. Il.

1852 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.....lsO2'
On and after SUNDAY May, 4th and until iurti-
er notice, trains will leave Chicago as follows;
New YoRK DAY EXPRESS:
7CO A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, via old Michigan
road connecting at Elkhart with trains on
Alr-L Line road lat White Pigeon with trans 'of
Three Rivers, at Adrian with trans Tor JACK
son: at AR Line Junction with trains i"r
Monroe and Detroit.
NiGuT EXPRESS:
7,30 p. NJ. Daily, except Saturday, via old Mich
gan road, connecting at ADRIAN with trains
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at SIS a. and ol5
pm.
| All the above trains make regular connections
| to Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, view
York, Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore ana an
other points east. u, -
| Luxurious new sleeping coaches, with all hoo
crn improvements, run on night raIns.
| Through tickets can be obtained at the com
nony,s Office % Clark street, under the sherman
| House. or at the depot, corner Van Buren, ana
| Sherman streets.
JOHN D. GAMpBELL,
GEO. NJ. GRAY, Gcn'l Supt, Toledo, q.
Gcn'I Western Agt.
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p;usburg, Ft. Wayne y Chicago L. r.

ss;...4.s.,5, II - ~, ss sss ssss sss:sss ! A
BEL.ELE. LE..-A4-&A2.---2.-~a
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as ioho"5
7,OOa.m-Day Express, except Sundays
3Op. m.--Night Mail Express, except Saturdays
4 40 Op.m.-AcCommodatIon D. tor Valparaiso
Far Boston, New York, Phiiadetph'd, Bdhfmore
lVdShingt0a, HarrSbwg, PHtSbp'g q Hheet"g
Also
For 4ibanu, Bugalo, Dunkjrh, Ciereiand, Coiu~-
bus CiHcinnati, Dayton,
And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities above named.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and baggage by
this route checked through to all eastern ci(es.
Bnt one change Of cars between chicago ana
Nov York. VIA AIleatOwu, on tram leaving thca-
/ 70 at f.30p p. m.
Tickets for sale nj the P'Incipai ticket olhGes III
! ,hn yost at the company office, corner OF RAN
! dolph and Dearborn streets, ana al the on!on De-
| rat Wost SIDE. Chicago, WM. p. SHlNN,
A Holiday Gen'l Pas ger Ag't.
| Ticket Agent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16
LIABILITIES.
$l7,l00,0o


Having re-lnsured and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special risks previously held by the Com
pany. and confnng our business strictly to iirst-
Class risks we think we offer safe insurance as
any company represented in the West During
the past four years we have paid the very large sum
s35 600 in losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
in future by declining all specially hazardous
risks.
ISAAC UNDERHILL, President.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, Ills; Of
fee Corner Of Eagle and Illinois Streets.