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, 1863-09-08
Gen: carfe1d and va11andtrhan1,

Gen.: Garfield and VaI1andighan1.
Gen. Garfield Of the army Of the Cunber-
land, has written scathfng letter to the
Union Central Committee Of Ohio, exposing
the falaehoods ind treason Of Vallandigham.
in the course Of the letter the General sayB
that II Vallardi2ham had attempted to ascer-
tain the sentiments Of It's citizens, he would
have found that nine out Of every ten were in
favor Of immediate submission TO the Federal
Government. 80
Tie General concludes his letter thus:
leaders Of this rebellion unanimously express
their Willingness to discuss tho question Of a
return to the Union, he either entirely forgets
his conversations with rebels or reckfe3sly
: states u falsthood+
In full and fronk conversation betweeu
himself and GOV. Harris {eebe1 Governor OF
Ttnneseee} the latter, after hearing Mr. Val
]nnligham's statement Of his own opinions
!; and policy, Enid In the presence Of many Wit.
nesses: :" Iou totally taisnaderstasad rts 7Fs
total separation aud absolute i.s0tpend-nee Of
The South, and tee tciH accept no boundary south
ef the line Of The Ohio and tl.e ;Hoton.ae. Nsgo-
tiatio4ls on other basis Is utterly alsezess."
hold myseF personally responsible to ".
yal1andlgham Or any Of hls responsible
1l1tuN6 4NE AliAAt*&1AtDfs ~ A0uAA4AA4k EANo+0
the assertion have made above. I appear
to the citizens Of Ohio to yindicate the honor
Of our State and the. loyalty Of our people,
against The desigus Of party headed by
man Who not only stands convicted as the
public enemy Of his country, but after having
-1left his country for his country's good"
Joined himself With pirates and snngg1crs to
throw contempt upon the laws Of the block
a1e which his Government had established
for her protection, now stands on foreign
ahore, and With q knot OF adm1ffng traitors
around him, looks on the Republic engaged
in deadly struggle for it, Lie and tries to
give cheer to our enemies BY declaring our
/ answer lis craven words: of despair by
| the stout facts Of July, under which the whole
rebel framework Is reeling and totteriug to
Its fall I answer them BY the fact that even
| in this most rebel portion Of rebel Tennessee,
thousands are tlockiug to our headquarters,
repentant, declaring that their cause is hope.
| less, and begging to como back under the
shield OF the Union. Let all true men take
new heart and new hope. =. 49,
Let the Republic bat once more display the
uas1esty Of its strength, AID the work viii be
ended. II our drafted force were now In the
field, it would need no prophetic voice to say
with authority, ':Yet sixty days, and this
rebel Nineyeh shall be oyerthrown."
/ am, &c, j. 4. GARFIELD.
, 1863-09-08
Resolutions ofR Respect.
CAxr 3p ILL1So1s 'CAyALRr YoLs.,
), La 9EAs1E, TENN, aug. 81, 1853. 6

La GRANGE, TENN, aug. 81, 1863. 6 ,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
at meeting Of the officers Of the Sd ILL.,
nols cavalry, convened for the purpose ofpsy-
ing The Inst tribute of respect to our worthy
and lamented brother officer, ". s. Lee, Cap
tain Of Co. t'F" Of said regiment, Dr.. G.. N.
Irwin was called to the Chair, and DR.. J. r.
Hunt appointed Secretary. On motion Major
jag. H. O'Connor, Capt.; -. B. Klrkbride,
Lieut.. Samuel ahellenbarger, Capt. s. s. Vro-
mnn, and Lieut. Jas. Lay, were appointed q
committee to draft resolutions suitable to the
occasion. ;. . -.~ -
The following preamble and resolutions
were reported, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, by a dispensation Of m all.wise but
insc1utnble floyide1 ce. We a1e called to noun
the lntimelJ aecease Of Cur brother officer, Cap
tain Wellington . Lee, wha Departed tats lfe At
effects Of an accidental gun.ehot wound, received
on the 2lst Inst, near Panola, Missfsssppi. And,
se 5nt e ms9aRa Snte to tSs soy aa a
brave and eflcit Mt officer, and rendering to her
e1d hers, who viii feel Els loss most deeply, our
heartfelt sJmpa.h1es In her bereavement; there
Rttolred, That during almost daily aszociu-
tion with the deceased for the last two years,
Thsths1 + CAMP tedious sn5 Or G the
panion, an intelligent, high.toned gentleman, q
gallant and brays officer, Of noble aspirations, pa.
bis life In defence Of bis county.
Reso*E<I, That In the death Of Capt. Lee, our
regiment has sustained the loss OF one Of its
ableet, and most promising officers, and tho coun-
trY one whose ability and sterling virtues, had he
been spared, WonId have honornbly And Intimate
u connected his name with her future history
Rkso1rfd, That while we painfully realize and
deplore his loss to uH and TO the service 1ge arc
not nImindfnl with what deeper sensation OF sor-
row the sad intelligence will be received by those
whosc relations nearer, and dcaros to him than
ours. To those, anl especially. to bis widow, we
sympathy. earnestly hoping that that God who
tempers the wind to the ehorn lamb Will sustain
them in this great affection, and suitably impress
us all with tho rectitude Of His purpo.e. and the
majesty OF His will.
the Chicago Tn1Bus7, Memphis ba4sefin aud Quln.
cy papers, and that copy be sent to the widow ot
the deceastd. CnA.. n. 1Rwy, Chairman.
J.S. HuNT, Secretary.
Erie County, Pcnnsylrania, papers pleasp copy.
, 1863-09-08
Adverse Decision Upon = State Claim.

We leaIn that the Department. Of the Int
1for has given an adverse decision upon the
clasm Of the State of Illinois to two per cent.
Of the nett proceeds Of the public lands sold
IN That as sds lRes r tsiq sahiqa 5gsr5s 5Ss q IT,
OC0.: We understand that the grounds Of de.
cision are that Congress never relinquished
it's control over the fund, but expended 1t
pursuant to the trust reserved in the enabling
oct under which the people Of Illinois were
authorized to form State Constitution; and
that there + lg;aonR BY copge,%s y
1orzng tne = aap n o. the the
State on account Of that fund The decision
is applicable to the States Of Ohio and 1ndi.
ana, although they have not, 60 fur as re are
aware. made any such claim--Nationa1 I'tfeQi
geneeT, Sd.
, 1863-09-08
FROM MEMPHIS.

The Improved appearance Of Mem
vfcfnity--Nows from Gen: Steele's
j., .ArmY-PfIcpsy1sh r1venty.threeth tho4-
sand men fortified this sfue G1 Litsic
fom a jnnrtion-The Gladiator
iUst from Ncxv orleans brings -Four.
teen Hundred bales Of conflscated
COTTON from Matchez-Ihrty taou-
sand more balcs to come'
, 1863-09-08

The Presentation to Gen. Kosecrnns.
We hare already noticed the presentation
Of cross, manufactured from a shell taken
from stone River, to Gen. Rosecrans. BY Co.
E, 10Th Ind. Vols. The following is the re-
ply made by the General upon that OCCASION:
HEADQUARTERS DEr1. or THE CuMnERIAND,
MURRREEsBoRo, June 23d, 1858. {
LIEUTENANT: Present ny thanks, individually,
ana, for The beautiful touching meinento Of their
regard which they have sent me. The remern-
btance Of our d1et service together, to which
Jonr letter atludeS. touches me to the heart. The
emblem itself is ali the moro expressive, az It re-
minds me Of the foundation Of all my hopee for
mysef and our country, both here and In the
great hereafter. Nay God bless and keep thatno-
cross and suferlnEs. Accept my thanka fol. your
eelf personally: ". 8. RosEcnANs, Maj. Gen.
To Lieut., ]. ". Hunt. CO. Z, 10th Ind.
, 1863-09-08

~ John Brodhead, the man who, in 1soo,
wrote to JET. Davis expressing desire to be
appointed minister TO-, ,Nicaraggua, that be
might "he1p open that country to civilization
ard njggern," and telling him at the same
time that he was "a tired Of being white slave
at the North, and 1onged for i home 1st the
sunny South, y has been nominated for City
Treasurer By the Copperhead Democracy Of
Philadelphia BE is eminent1Y worthy Of bis
party. 1t remains to be seen whether the.
people Of Philadelphia desire snch pnsi1anl-
nous apology for ! man, to be their Treas
urpf .: - '-t-
, 1863-09-08

Napoleon and The French Blshopa.,
The Bishops Of Mentz, Nantes, Orleans,
Chartres, Cambria, Tours and Reunes, issued
q pamphlet on s'the forthcoming elections
In France" which Napoleon has suppressed
as abusive Of power. The decree has occa.
sioned great sensation in the religious world
Of France.
, 1863-09-08

esi'y reverecs Of the war are justly
chargeable 10 the want Of zeal displayed.
Mcclellan is representative Of the class.
We are glad TO know that Mr.. Lincoln
proposes to change a1l this; and instead
Of tanahclsm for slavery and slave-hold-
ing caste, to introduce ardor for freedom
in the persons Of those who have pelired
their lives and shed their. blood for its
extension; to 60 outside Of politicians and
political ambition for the recipients Of his
favor, and to mako valor and effectiveness
in the field the measure and the reason Of
prefement. We do not doubt that the
country will be greatly benefited by the
change
, 1863-09-08

part sot the State that the accounts respect
Ing the late frost have been greatly exagscra,
ted. The late corn is aoncwhat damaged. and
there will beconsiderab1e shrinkage In con
sequence; but that early planted. especially
in ibe centre and soath, Is notmate'aly d,m
ageat ,nn9ea Go,ssn But @ potatoes ] and gasdsn stuff
arc lot destroyed, as VAS at first reported:
Such calculations arc always exaggerated at
the frst'blush. =
l. FEARFUL LEAP.
A deEerter on Thursday 1enped out Of Il
tlree story window Of the o.. s. Marshal's
room, where he had been placed foE safe keep:
ing: It was supposed, Of M e9uTss. & mat sa be was
When when be ne %as picked up and taken into. ths
askea him Il t mszspsa dnsss
are thought said the Captain, TAT least
enough not to do It again very SOON" "oh,
no, Captain" replied the fellow, who must
be regular cut, II am ready to take another
leap light of1.'' The man Is about, and ap-
parently uninjured, to-day. ZETA.
, 1863-09-08

4 REPEsTAET BusHwuAUKER's ArpEAL.--
Col. J.A. PoIndexter, who for year past
has been confined in the st. Louis jail await:
ing trial 70. treason, has addressed letter to
his Missouri guerillas, earnestly begging
them to. cease bnshWhacking. The letter
comes from good source, the writer having
already seen the folly Of that kind Of warfare,
, 1863-09-08

T0fKy<

The August number Of Tho Bible Exsn.ner, edi.
ted By the Kev George etossa. cost.a tso tolor11S
fope tal. number Of en- m,z.z,ns
We Introduce 70 ~ atten:oo Of our readers this sd
teal prefazator Ne hase oone -, lot for PSF. nor
ment-for &c hase uaiformiy deSuned saea-bus s1st.
l;ude to God acd seute Of Obligation to Dr. Aadess
oniy FL ,on GeofSs sto:Ts oox s years. old hss
been aetsd toF :nTe aoxea 5ea,s TORE oF5e1 w,ta
tsn Cf diee3 se with uo,s violence the past
iattsfiy one near Els eeaf bone via nes;stion IA
his throat ha. rapidly increasing 50 that dlssou.
t. f a IS Z IT, e ss ans
tse ulct.at II his throat disappeared u short
Il It. sne
asleep 10 death before this SUMMER ahou1i c'ose Is
tealsh as common to our mortal state In gratitude
70 God who Eas tus acaxere prA1er. and Ia 1ustica
ned thai there IL virtue In the Iodine Water treatment
vhieh the readers q tas magazine wi thank T. Ea
tor fos bringing to their notice. GEO sT0ERs"
Iodine Water is solution of pure Iodine IN pc.s
water. It acts upon 60
HEART, LIVER, K1DyE1s,
Digestive Organs aud Glundular
System.
We recommend It specific for tic cure Of scrof
B7orchitls, Heart. Liver and Kidney Diseases Rseu
Matstn NeuTa1gta. errons Anecti1oa. Fenale Heaz
SzRn:s saa
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Phystcians and Chemists, Is Btoaawa5. n. z.
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, 1863-09-08
FRlM SPRINGFIELD.

The makk NJeettnE.-The Feeling Of the
People, m aas meettn. OF War Dena.
ocratss.1rytDE 10 Rcpudtate the 1Sd
Ketoiut1on:-The Late Frost mot 80
Damaging,
, 1863-09-08
The Harp 0fJutlsh:

4 Collection Of Sacred and Secular m1S1c 1or
Choirs, Schools, Musical Conventions.
Societies, and the Home Circle;
Religious Wozship, choiE
and School Practice,
ByL.O. EMERSON. Author Of this "GoIpgy
WEKA1u ~ SAInATH HARYoSY."Er1,
,Thegr inyor vita which III; EmsEsoas woIks
have bfe1 received has induced the o. ta1s
back. 1u Rite priactples Of are plainly en-
cdatet and E1e cses giYen o. ye5y pleasing A3a g.
tracttye style 1ts ansie enoIacEs every Ta;e5y
rats. bat 70 tie wants nad capacities Or
ees tlo.s and Ghants aye su2cso, 70 taoss Of m2ss
CO II many instances music has ben written 70
~he!e hymn TINS G!vt-E E:ea:es variety H1aa can
prEsb!y be obtalued IN any other way. A. the sane
a each tuHn can be used for any other hymn OF the
tStuA N6trA.
CHpIna SQcI111.s. THA HAeHEEa, ard Al persons in
tere.ted In work Of this hind. order this book
With pertct reliability Of It's being all that It repre-
teptsd to beA REAL. LIVE MEslc EooK rep1ete with
sll tEese features Tat tenl 10 render such book
pleasing and pppt1ar
.Prtca ~ par do7en. Single copies r. SPECIMEN
pA0Es sRST FIRE., DliFEl: DITSoN q Co..
Et2, nna6aGt-W FE&H Publishers. Boston.
CEWING MACHINES.-Ladies
~ who Eonld llke to do their o.n aew1ng. Ham
ming and FEELING, very much narrower and vastly
neAcE can be done on aaT other. VII Iook At the
, 1863-09-08

In some places individual Democrats are
irving to repudiate the e3d resolution. This
is principally In doubtful counties, in order
to get votes at the next county elections. But
wherever the masses Of the Copperhead party
meet they invariably Sustain It fully: You
will perceive this was the case at Peters,
bu1gh, Menard county, on the 10th Of August
1t tbis mass meeting resolution n oppo6i-
ton to COERCION and ore In 1avor q l., aazts;g
contir gencies were passed. The Union press
should poke this 23d resolution at their oR,
ponent5, It la NEST effective weapon OF OIL
ieuee. land / believe In odense In politics Is
vel as wary It is simply the acknoTleag-
ment OF the right Of secession, and eonse
quently OF the utter inability OF the uMon 10
preserve and lerpetuate its OWE existence.
lam happy to learn from parties from al
, 1863-09-08

A MATEUR CONCERT-Tha
IL ~Qu1SCY OLD FULK3,'' composed o, soms
Ladies anu Gentlemen Q. Quincy, IL. VIII give ~
, 1863-09-08

4 number of leading War Democrats met
in this city yesterday, and decided to issue d
call for mass meeting Of the War Demo-
crats Of the State, to take place at Decstur
during the State Fair. Among the
gentlemen present were Gen, MeCler-
Col. bouehery, Col. McCrellis, and 2. g. In
ceison, Who also spoke on behalf Of his
Brother, the celebrated Col: 1ngerzon, whose
head, I an happy to say, "1s leyer' on the
great question Of the day. The object ct the
3faes Convention is to get an expression OF
and The Government, and also In opposition
to the 23d resolution, Of the 18th Of June.
There is no intention to start s separate Or
psnizsffnu
, 1863-09-08

r AM PREPAREsDij, ij,,,:1, ~ ...r..e.... 80.
o8UKKA 1ssecaaass Aa
i' l'sts'e,t make Bas rise e Faemsst
M wus YIN 1Hea sGaot, Gca&&
, 1863-09-08

i an happy to learn from parties from al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAS, on the 25th day Of October. A.
w d., 1860, Joseph Gross and Mareeretha
Gross, executed unto Isaac NJ Talmase a. TINS.
tee. certaia Desc Of Trust, Conveying 70
said Trustee the land il Scott county, Iowa, dos.
cribed Is follows, to-wit, The south half Of lot
number three 81 in block number one ID in
Davenport Rogers addition to the town Of Ls-
+, ialre which said conveyance was made by the
said Joseph Gross and wife, tor the purpose Of Sc
curing 'he payment OF ono certain Tromissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by said
Joseph Gross and Nsrgaretha Gross, dated the
18th day OF October, A. D., 1860. and payable On
the 9TH day OF January, A. D, 1884, for the sum
OF three hundred twenty four l6-lo0 dollars, with
ten per cent. interest, payable on the 9th day Of
January OF each year. nd whereas said Isaac N.
Ialmsge has, in writing, refused TO act a. Trustee
under md by virtue OF said deed Of trust and the
undersigned has been appointed by the Couny
Judge Of SCOTT county to act in his place, and
therefore said note having bscsme due and
payable, and the said Joseph Gross having failed
TO pay the. sane, !, Hugo Schmidt, Trus-
this public notice, that by virtue Of tho power
which is in vested by said Deed of
Trust, will, on Saturday, the 9th day
Of Nav, A. ID. 1858, at the hour of o'clock
10 tho forenoon OF said day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer fog
sale, at public auction, the parcel Of land above
described, much thereof rs shall be neccs-
sary to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said SALE costs os this notice and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the Sth day of April, A. D., 1863.
HCGO SCHMIDT,
Trustee by appointment Of Co. Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 10th day Of January. A.
w ID. 1861, Michael Tiernaa and susan Tier
nan, Of Clinton county, lows, executed unto. Aus.
tin Corbin a. Trustee, . certain deed Of trust,
conveying to said trustee the land In Clinton
county, Iowa. described Is follows, to Wit. The
south half Of the south west quarter, and the
Southwest quarter Of the south east quarter Of
north--east quarter Of section number
twelve tl2,) all in township No. eighty
two (s2, north Of range No. three 49, east Of the
9th p. IN also tho south. west quarter O, the
north east quarter Of section No. sixteen lie. Ia
township No eighty-three (S3,) north OF rsnse
No. four ~ east Of the 9Th p. m; which said
conveyance vas made by the said Michael Tier.
nan and wife, for the purpose Of securing the pay.
ment oil one certain promissory note and the in
terest thereon, signed by said Michael Tierna,.
dated the 10th day Of January, A. D., 1851, and
payable in one year after date, TO the order Of
Adelia Arms, for the sun Of six hundred and
twenty live dallars, with interest at the rate q
ten per cent. per annum.
And now,said note having become duo and nav.
sble,and the said Michael Tisrnan having failed 10
pay the same, Austin Corbin. Trustee As .for.,
said, do hereby give this public notice, that by
vir,ne Of the power which 10 in me vested by said
deed Of trust, l wiz, on Saturday, the Oh d.
Of May, A. u. 1858, At the hour Of nine o'closk
in the forenoon OF said day, At the Court Rosse
door, in tho city OF Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, 1T public auction. the
parcels of land above described, or 20 muok
thereof - SD all be necessary to satisfy and nav
the amount due on said note with the inserssttherc.
on to the day Of sale. together with oil tho costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this no
tice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9Th day Of April, A. D. lssa.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on tho 10th day Of ApriI. A. d
w 1861, Michael Tiernan exe cuted unto Ana
tin Corbin as trustee, certain deed Of trust On
veying ~ said trustee the land In Clinton oosnty.
Iowa, described as follows, to Wit. Tie vest half
OF the north-west quarter, end the south sas,
quarter OF the north -vast quarter and the south
west quarter OF tao north east quarter Of section
No. twelve ~, in township 40. eighty-twofS2
north OF range No three $50 east Of tho 9th r.
M; which said conveyance WAS made by tss ssid
Michael Tiernan, for the purpOto Of securing tbs
payment Of two promissofy notes AMI the inter sss
thereon. signed by said Tiernsu, dated the 10th
Gay Of April, A. D., 1851 and payable ss follows:
one TO: twenty dollars due In one year, and IA
other for the sum Of two hundred A., 1900
dollars, due in two year from date with ;n,s,s:,
after date ut ten per cent,
And now; ss;S hotes having become dus and
pay.o.e, and the said Michael Tiernau having
laiied pay the same, Austin Corhin, Trustee ~
aforesaid, DO hereby give this public notice, thss
by virtue OF The power which IL In me vested by
said deed Of trust, l will, on Saturday, tbs
vth day OF MGy, A. D. 1858, at the
aour :: nine o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court House door, in the city of Dsv.
export, expose and offer for sale, at public suc-
ton, the parcels Of land above described, or %
much thereof a. shall be sufficient to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said notes, with tho Interest
thereon to tho day Of sale, together with oil the
costs aud expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Tyustces fees.
Ds:sa she 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1883.
AUSTIN CORElN;
Ap2 Truatse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NIHEREAS, on tho 2lst day 81 April, A.
" ID. 1858, Nicholas J. Kusch and Cstharina
his wife, executed unto Howard Darlington, -
Trustee, a certain Deed of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. dos.
cribed ~ follows, to-wit The south half OF tho
north west quarter, and tho south west quarter
OF the north east quarter Of section two o. In
township scventy-eight (7s,) north OF range
three g. east of the fifth principal meridian.c con
tiining one hundred and twenty 1901 acres more
or less. said deed of trust Is recorded in book
~ . Of mortgages, at page 46i Of the records Of
SAID county, Which said conveyance was made
by the said Nicholas J. Rusch and wife, for the
purpose Of securing tho payment Of seven certain
prornissory notes and tho interest thereon signed
by said Mich las J. Rusch and A. W :. Dohrman
dated tho II day Of April, A. ID. 1885, and pay
able as follows No. l20 tor $40. No. III for
$l6a. No. l22 for $i6o. No. 1913 for $40, No, l2i
for 81 loo, No. 1875 for 81 100, No l26 for sl'4o-
the first four OF said notas payable April2l 1889,
and the remaining three payable April Il, 1850.
And now said notes having become duo and pay
abe and the said Nicholas J. Russh and
A. W. y Dohrman having failed to ray
tho same. l. Howard Darlington, Trustee as sfors-
said do hereby give this public notice. that By vir
tue OF The power which IL IN mo vested by said
deed Of trust, will, on Monday, the LIST day Of
June, A. ID. 1861, At the hour Of o o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale,
at Public Auction, the parcels Of land above do
scribe1, VI SO much thereof ~ sh all be necessary
to satisfy and ny the amount due on said notes
with the interest thereon to the day of sale, TO-
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale. COSTS Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated It'll day of May A. D. 1853.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
NV TINS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
Post Office summer Time Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
PosToFrICE A. DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL,-Clo.es at . A. NJ. and 9 p.
NJ. Arrives at Ga A. NJ. and 5X y. NJ +, Sundays
excepted
WESTERN MAn.-Closss at . 2. H. Arrives
at So y. NJ. Sunday. excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MArL.-Closes at sL p. N.
Arrives atty Pm.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL.--Closes at s A. NJ. Ar
rives at 8 A. NJ.
NoRTHERS VIA DEWIrr.-Closes Sunday. Tues
day and THURSDAY at So Z. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday at q =. NJ.
RourE No. l0s77-vis Blue Grass, ete-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At 81 eek. p NJ
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At IL
o'clock N.
ROUTE No. l00lS -vis Tipton Closes Tuesday
and Friday at 2 o'clock arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
RoprE No. Ie9H-Via Ruffai,-Closes Friday
a; o'clock A NJ arrives Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
RourE No. lo950-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 y. NJ Arrives
Saturday at 9 p. N.
OFrIcS HoUas. Office opcn ut 7 O'Clock A. M.
General delivery closed at ~ o'clock p. NJ Office
closed at o'clock =. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from 81 to lOla o'clock A. NJ.
~ As the principal m ills are carried by Rail
kosd, Gil the time ns stated herein will be
RAIL R9AD Tins, the clock in tho Superintsnd-
ent's otice, NJ. 4 n. RIt. Depot, being tho stand.
AID CHAN. Il. ELDRIUGE, Pm