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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
From the Cincinnati Price Current, 2Sth.
Financial and Commercial Summary
for the Past Week.

The demand for money has been quite
moderate, and the market ruled easy at
10 per cent, and for first-class names as
low as 8 per cent. has been taken There
being no coin or demand notes Offering
of importance, the agitation and excite
ment of the New York market has not
extended to this more than simply a re-
sponse to the advance there from day to
day. The quantity of gold in the hands
of parties who are boarding it, is quite
large in the city, and throughout the
West generally, but none are disposed to
part with it now, supposing that it will
go higher. The excitement in coin and
securities, in New York during the week,
has been very great, and without inter
mission, and large advance has been
established Gold went up to 155
and demand notes to l49. Railway and
State securities have largely advanced.
Government rather lower The cause of
all this is the action of Congress, which
indicates that the policy of issuing legal
tender currency to carry on the war, will
be adopted, beyond a reasonable doubt.
As we have repeatedly stated, this is re-
ally the only feasible way to get means
to pay the expenses of the war, and must
therefore be resorted to as n matter of
necessity, no matter how Objectionable it
may be, and how dire the consequences
may be, finally. Political economists
may write in the strongest manner
against the policy, and use all the adj
iectives in the, iaHgqage- co pqrtrfa!, f, us a
consequences, but they utterly fail to
point out a better course. When this
war is over, we know we will have trou-
BILE, and of such character that it can
not be appreciated now; out " be pre-
pared for it " is the voice of wisdom, and
the first step is to avoid going in debt,
and if all are prepared, then the storm
will not prove so disastrous as may be
imagined. If you have surplus funds
put it in real property, and judicious IN
vestments made in this way must, of ne
cessity, be the safest of all others.
The demand for exchange has beer
light, and the market has ruled dull ant
heavy, without important change. The
brokers are buying at to ! discount
and selling at par. Gold advanced t.
4S@50 prem. buying and 50 to selling
Silver is bought at 2S@30 premium TO
small pieces, and 33 prem. for large, bu
there is no counter demand for it, an
therefore no selling rate; 45 premium /
; paid for demand notes, and very fey
offering. The quotations for all at tn
close were:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30

ELOURi FLOURIl-lF YOU WANT A BAR
4 rel or sack of Flour leave your orders
Asseo VICKERY'S, 81 Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
GROCERS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
IT T. SCHLAEPFER'S

New Drug Store.
yUHE LARGEST VARIETY OF HAIR
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Hair oils, Pomades, and Handkerchief Extracts
a. ,sf Received So me of the celebrated Parable
Chewing Gum. Also, pure article of Tolu Wax
and Spruce Gum at tsChLA T ~ T - - .-
. nOvZ7 drug ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23

LouIsyuLE. March 20.
4 Nashville train was thrown from the
track Yesterday by guerrilas. By obs rue
tons, four miles above kiclland Station,
but not nj Woodburn Station. as pre-
yiously reported. The locomotive, ten.
der, aud two express cars were smashed.
The gucrrll'as fired into the hind car con
tanning women and chill lren. They called
themselves Morgan's men.
The passengers returned the fire, kill
ing aud wounding three euerfiilas. They
commenced paroiins at the head Of the
tram, and took away tho officer, side
arms, rled their carpet-sack,, and rob
bed Adams Express safe OF its contents,
but part was subsequently recovered.
The mail on the train Was seized. but
was recovered. The conductor ran back
a mile to the station, and soldiers came
NJ At donblc-qniek aud re captured the
train, anl drove o;f the rebels, wound nc
several and taking -four prisoners.
Gen. Brandon and Lieut.. Mckee, who
were on the rear car, were neither cap
tured or paroled, but are safe at Nash
vile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
VIOLIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELoDEoN,
FIFE,
FLAC-OLET, AND ClARlONET.

I oNTAlNlNG Instructions designe to enable
~ the pupil TO obtain a knowledg of playing
without u teacher; with a choice collection Of
every variety Of Popular Music. Price of each
90 cents. Teachers, pupils and dealers DESTROYS
OF obtaining a low priced Instruction Book and at
the same time one that is useful and attractive
VIII lind these books fully suited to their wants
Inc Instructions are given 10 q manner adapted to
the comprehension tf all grades of scholars. The
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sprghtly and enliv-
ening, N1d the selection Of music. varying from
the simp to the difficult comp Uses the IN ost pop
uiar melodies of the day. Mailed. post-p id. by
DlTsoS CO., Publishers, III Washington
street, Bvston. feb a.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
Post Office Winter limo Table,
ARRIVAL and Departure Of the Mails.
rosroPpIcs AZ DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Cioses At s A. NJ. and 6l5 p.
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. Al. and ~ p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Clos,s at A. NJ. Arrives
at o y VI. Snnd ~ excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at sh T. NJ
Arrives at ~ +. Al.
SourHsRS Iowa MAIL.-closes at s A. NJ. Ar
rives at +. II.
NoRrHgRs VIA DEWrrr.-Closes Sunday Tues
day anu Thursday al : y 7. II Arrives Tuesday y,
Thursday and saturd.y at i p. NJ.
RoUTk No. l0177-Via Blue Grass, eto-Closes
Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday at S n eek. p N.
Arrives Tuesday, Thrssd.y and SATURDAY at Il
o'cloek NJ.
kourE 70. loets Tiptca-Clo.cs Tuesday
and Friday al IL o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
FRIDAY at IL O'Clock 81.
RoeT. No. l0yl7-via Ruffal,-Closes Friday
az o'eock NJ arrives saturday ats o'clock
psi.
kourE No. l025o-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 =. II Arrives
Saturday at 6 T. NJ.
OFFICE LorRs. -0nice open at O'Clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed at y, o'clock 7. NJ Office
closed att clock z. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from to . clock p. NJ.
taS As the principal mills arc carried by Rail
Road, all the time as stated herein will be
Ran. Road ! me. the clock in the Superintend.
ents oiice, NJ. i Il. Rit. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELbRiDGE, Z. N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
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Southern News.

lIutox HgAD, March &c.
Latest intelligence from the black
brigade, which is now marching into
Florida, is that they have taken several
important points with many prisoners
and Captured large quantities # muni-
tons AID supplies. and are still driving
the cnemv before them.
The expected arrival here Of another
army corps, SAID 10 be Bu 'nsdc's, the
departure OF which is noticed by the
Richmond papers, has created fresh
hopes and additional energy among our
troops.
4 Charleston paper speaks of the ar
rl'al IN that city OF some distingu shed
military charact. rs to witness the ex-
pected battle at that point.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
From California

SAN fuASCisco, March Is.
Adyiccs from Hong Kong of the 10Th.
say that the rebc's mcnaced Niggpo, but
" consequence Q! supposed rangcmcnis
for securing Birth neutrality, they no
longer approach within 80 miles OF
Naanghai.
Foreign residents of Shanghai believe
france contempates territorial aggrau-
dizcmcnt IN hlna, with Aigspo tor their
base t operations.
The cAPectat ons of the Chinese Gov
ornment, TINT Russia might render assist.
ancc n the suppression of the rebel on.
are hot likely 10 he realized.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
From NashlugtoH.
WAsulNoroS, March 90
ISp-cialto lines

SO released prisoners arrived from
Richmond TO day, one Of them Mr. Leeds,
ot Cincinnati.
i New Orleans pilot mentions the
steady and significant removal OF ma
chincrY the manufacture OF ordnau &C
and small arms, nom Richmond to
Northern Georgia. The rcmoyal Of ord
nance stores IN large quantities ha, also
been going on tor some time.
y rossh ilty to transfer tic seat Of
war below Virginia has been recognized
10y the authorities at Richmond.
pom the point Of thr duration of the
war, Ar. Iced said. it might last SIX
months after the next crop, bu. he .tho't
i would he ended with that crop. Il
Nlcksbu'g shoad be taken it wouli end
almost Immediately, for their armies
would be cut off from Il cir supply Of
meat. Which is in T,sas. lie sad every
pound OF mce. eaten in Richmond prs
ons came from there. He mentioned n
convrisa ion between Gen Wndof
and another officer. well authenticated,
IA which Wiudor said il would be ended
by Augn t. Mr.. Leeds declares there is
.encrai feeling among the soldiers from
all the Southern States favorable to end
ing the war aud returning 10 the Union.
The prisons in the sou,h ale iull OF
dcscrters, awaiting trial.
Miiitaly executions are SO common as to
cease being com ncn,cd upon.
Coz. " l4ick Stoaghtou and IS Off
! GERS OF various grades are in the Libby
P:isa. /. OF our officers are he'd AS
hostages Tor Gel. Zavosna, and are at hard
labor ~ the Icnltentlary at Richmond.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
placed ID tie hands Of the Paymas,ci
General Sufficient money to pay tie 81 tire
army Up 10 tho 81 Of March. Sufficient
has also been seht. and reached lis des-
tinai Oh, 10 pay the cniirc army OF the
| West.
Special TO Heta!d.l
Gen. Burnside to-day received bis fn.
al order from the War Department, and
lett THIS afternoon for Fort Monroe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
HORIZON NEWS.

loan.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Times city article saws the pro
posal of the Washington government Tor
issuing letters OF marque with other indl-
cations have revived the impression that
a certain portion Of the Washing on Cab.
met was endeasoring to obtain a solu.
ton OF the existing difficulty by forcing a
foreign war. SO - 10 enable the breaking
up OF the Union attributable 10 the over
wrelmng power Of the jealous European
aristocracy This theory alone explains
! Seward. determination t. lbs s. that the
Federal pow er has met with nothing but
success. and that there is no southern IN
-u,rection. The writer points ont the
total imposoibillty OF conducting any
sound business in New York under the
,ioicn fluctuations Of gold. France As.
i solved TO act automatically at ST. Peters.
bur. in favor Of po!and.s
Buurse steady l;cntes 1nf
The latest letters from Craeow arc
! favorable 10 the Polish Prince.
| Domer,kl had been Killed whil cut
ting MS way through some Russians who
surrounded him.
The appointment of Gen. IoEcrgas
as commander If tic Russian troops il
Poland /, considered As Indicative OF a
stern ard unrclenting determination 10
crush The revolt.
The following ia summary Of the
news sent ont by the Elinbnrs, which
left Liverpool on the It'll
Ii Is sad that Siileil had just had an
interview with NJ Drouyn dc L'lluys, in
the course OF which mention VAS made
Il Mr. Stewards recent dispatch. Slideil
: said 10 nave concealed BIS surprise tia,
seward could think that the seeding
States aetc willing 10 send members 10
the Washington Congress.
II is tepone1 that the government at
Richmond has cottraeted,at Paris, a loan
tog : million itarCs.
\ deFn.a'iou had waited upon Mr..
ADAM 10 London. and presented linn
With IN address ,i-ucl by more tLat Q,
300 citz u, 81 birmingham, >ympathiz
iug with the slavery poiic1 Of President
Lincoln.
In the House Of Lords, Lord strsthe-
den ) notice in iayor Of recogDit on OF
the >oatL4 Whenever France is ready TO
near n ihe movement had mt been
brought forward.
Nh Land asked iC Tic government was
'fnrmed OF SHIPS preparing for the Con.
teIe:acy IL England similar to the Ala
bana.
sirct orders have been given for all
suspicious vessel, t. be closely watched.
1t Is believed that the Russian govern
mcnt yielded 70 The European pressure
in favor OF non-iutcIicrence IN Polish at
fairs.
A Washington letter saws il will be
impossible To diait before June, and per
hap~ no until July. In the meantime
government viii prepare before hand for
their cglip'noGt. Also that a loan Of
one huudrci million dollars ha, been
rendered to cul government hy a dis
tingu shed German banking horee.
There /, to be grand ic,iew Of the
Amy OF tho Potomac under General
Hooker,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
VIM. 3. 3 2AOBUnY'S
PliN0-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 428 Rroome Street,
NEW YORK.

The suhscribrr respectfully invites tho atten
zion OF hisirenl' AMI tho public geAera.ly L
his Pisno-torie establishment, at No. AZ,
BrooDc street. corner Of Crosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest stock and mn.
t' rails from the late irm Of Light, l. Bradbury
which firm was dissolved On the 3lst January uli
and hay ng purchased the entire ltock of iiano
Foote's ani Piano Forte material, owned by Lis
brother, kdwsrd @. l'r ,dbury, in the said Grm b 6
tor his ceIe b-atei Piano foties EnploYin, III.
most ski.Iiul ana experienced workmen, with a
isrge stock Of tue best and most thor ,ughly sea
sonci material. ard an abundance Of capital, he
has taken IN hand the personal supervision OF the
whole business of manufacturing his instruments
and 10 enabled oturn out fian5-Fortes of une-
auallcd tone and dayotieasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
Hannibal d ST. JOSEPH, Railroad

~ coon CONDITION. AID TRAINS ARE
1 ranuas daily, East s7d Hs-i. FOR the Transport
tstian u passengers NJ fre.gDt with care ani
oespaich. A.. t.al.soali ,oestsi east u the n.e
si.sippi River have dirs,t cunnscuou With the u i
~ 10 * X, OF y. Line VI sp add steam Packets
The Iannisai L - Joseph y Il Line a. Facsct.
81 The Missouri River rsn daily. south 10 Leaycp-
worth. Farkyi.le, DUNBAR, nyAndotie and Kan
sas cay; ami tfi-weekiy, norta to Nebraska City,
IlatisDoltI, Omaha, AL Coxncil Buds.
Daily HalI tosenes run in connection with
trains of tbs tOad 70 all Important towns 10
Northern Missouri and Southern Iowa. Also 10
Lawrence, Topeka, se-, Riley and For; scott,
ksnses.
Overland P.ke's PEAK AID California Mail
Coaches ieaye daily. Tine TO Denver City day
SAT- Lake days. san sraneisco 10 DAYS.
Rates % freight always ~ ioy a. ~ am othcr
line, while the patron ewes largely IN insa nnce
lis ,anoe. Changes ana line.
7. Is. GRuAT, Geal Ticket AIT, HANNIBAL No
". T.. kuBlt SON. F.cightag't. do
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THE kNiCkERBOCkER MAGAZINE
OF
Literature, Art, Politics and Society.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MYTH TIE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
w time aoaored and popular Magazine was
commenced . new series, issued in q new and en-.
srged form, under eatIrely new editorial aud pro-
prietary management.
Il viii Le .he aim 0. it's present conductor no,
only 10 sustain its ioiner estige, but to extend
its circle vi readers, and make il a welcome "a es
IN every American hous hold. With this view
labor or expense will he spared in securing the
highest order u talent, not alone On this SIDE OF
The Atlantic, but in both hemi-pherc..
Although literary Magszoe, it ~il not shrink
from boldly discussing the vital topics Of the da v
free from all party or sectaran bias !, will Gun
brace aincsg It's miscellaneous contents notes on
current events foreign and doIaestc ; reviews tf
new books, and art AVID dramatic gossip; while
tho tGitsf's Table. with which the reaiers OF
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23

hNE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
~ viii leave this point daily on the arrival Of
Eastern morning train, connecting at nuscetine
with the cars tor Iowa City and Washington /; n,
burlington with the Burlington d nj souri, River
Railroai tor Oskalooss ana Autumws, and v it'll
the Chicago train at Fort Madison with the Roo
kuk Mount Peasant Railroad Tor Noun, Pleas
ant and kcokuk, ami at keokuk with packet. for
st. Louie.
sSy@ Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all voxaciou, delays Of passing the Kapids
Freish handled with care and dispatch
mhlT Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
Tenaessec News.
MunsREEsDoRo, March 10.


Especial to Herald.
Rumors heretofore given Of the pro-
posed rebel invasion Of Kentucky are not
groundless. ! learn from Southern man
who left Chattanooga, that the rebel
troops known to have left Virginia, did
not reinforce Bragg, but concentrated at
Knoxville, Tenn.
A body Of 400 rebels crossed the Cum
berland a. Rowena, Ky, and it was re.
ported that large force was following.
1t is suspected that the invasion has al
ready begun.
A bill to organize volunteer navy
has been introduced into the rebel Sen
ate.
The rebel Senate has resolved that the
President shall issue proclamation dis
sualing the further cultivation OF cotton
and tobacco, and erjoining the planting
Vi gram.
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, threatens to
do the same.
| The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 18th
says Braggs army is in battle condition,
aud more bent upon It's mission than ever
before
The rebel rapcrs speak Of Iookers
army rs having been sent to Port ROYAL.
Mobile papers say that ample cpara-
tons arc making 10 give cur troops a
warm reception on the 1allahatchie.
COY. Joe. Johnson was vt Mobile on
the 18th.
FR,SKLrS, Tenn, March 90.
\ cons dcrab!c force OF the cnemy's
ca, airy crossed Duck River and advanced
towards Franklin Yesterday, but were
drawn back
The tndge at Columbia has been re-
built. and Geo. Van Dorm is said to have
been largely reinforced.
Cavalry skilinishcs occur daily. We
have vastly the advantage in position.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23

Prepared rom an i1woved reccipe by he pru-
Pristor OF the brother jonathan oisn,. Is CERT
hei BY al tue loads. re. York fafalt,l.e da.t.
ors Alt Piano fu;te s.s Ioss 10 b. .hs G,st IN &c
woiis Tor removing -crA,'nes ma ks anu dirt aud
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 All kinds o
vsrnlshsd work, frem furniture 10 ieather /, il,
cheaper and better than ysruish, 1r,es ,r,lrred,.
a;eIy, aud is easily applied, Wisb peco u cam
ton nsaasI and q bette or two q this Ne~ Pu.-
nituge poiish, houssksepcr can sork mage in
ehhirs, desks, p,apos, ie fra mes Carriage etc
an Iaazs 'heD soa 80 per cent better. Tnis is
true economy. For sale By furniture dealers aud
sscreksepers generally. Price. IS and so ceu,s a
30 .ue. Depot No. Spruce street Naw York
Spscisi agents wanted. Address, box 1879, New
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iu1 -
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77"7----
Esofl Fort Monroe,

Fohr Monroe, March 20.
The flag Of Truce boat arrived this
morning from City Point, having on
board all The political prisoners Who have
been imprisoned a, Richmond. Also 100
prisoners and seamen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
tsichigan Southern h Lake Shoio
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EMENT

I'm AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND TN.
til further notice trains will leave Chicago a.
as follows:
700 NJ New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
1870 Night Express, daily, except Satur.
days.
"a Trains arrive in Chicago At s:l5 N, ana
Sis AM.
all the above trains make regular connec Ion,
TO punklrk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany Ne.
ork, boston, Phiadelp hia. baltimore =. d 81
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches, with eli mod.
orn improvements run on Night Trsins,
Through Tickets can he obtained at the Com.
paays uffce. 81 Clark street, under sherman
House, or at tho Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
and Sherman streets.
II. e. SAWYER,
General Western A Re.t
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SYRACUSE, March q,

Maj. Gen. Edwin V. Sumner, U. S. A.,
died IN this city at quarter past o'clock
this morning, Of congestion of the lungs.
As hs4 been sick but 3 few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
Illinois CsGtral Railroad.


AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
I 81, trains will leave from the Grand Central
.}epo, ioat OF Lake and SoGih Water street
through Esr--ss, I Ae~:se A NJ. arriving at
ia..y, exc, SLliaysJ tairo at a:s0 A III.
Es.- This Train connect. io- Peoria, alton, ST.
.s,34s, Memphis. New Urieans and Mobile.
accammoda..onl NJ 400 7 ii. tor CAIRO and Way
T'aa. az s,1'i 8 4 ar,,y.nS 4 Cairo q
~ Til. T,'in. On Saturdays, VII. run only 10
Llsana l -nins arrive At :. Li-ago ~ li:o5 ! :
la4 s.tep NJ.
~ i,csyts and information, apply " 10 or =
rtle Gfcat Central Depot.
HYDE PAitk AND WOOD LAWN.
t..s:-- viii leave Chicago Leave Wool Lawn:
sea 81. VI
$40 A a so = Il
l2Ga I'm
SID r VI CT. PM
G0uPM 6;5u Z n
" 2. tRTnCR, . - Slpt.
W. JoHisos, ionI 'asseascr Agt. rc=uu
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e. y
Erou The Army III the Potomac.

llEADQrAETE AEMY or Tue
PoToMsc, March 10Th.
The Richmond ErtD;n,r of Yesterday
has an extraordinary leader, the toae Of
which Is evidently Intended to prepare
the pubic mind OF the South for lious
Icv.tses on the line OF the RappaAsn
mock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-23
Bradbury New Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement Of our new scale. dr,v,
and prepared with the Utmost care. expressly for
our new instruments, va have added every i'm
prosenaent which can in any way tend TO tho rer-
lection OF the Piano Fore and We can conf ientI .
assert, tina, for dslicacy OF touch, volume pu.ity
bfilliancy and sweetaess Of tone, combined wi.a
that strength and solidily of frame necessary 10
durability, those instruments are unequsllsi.
"5TsBs0rH AND Beauty" is our motto. and =.
inyite the closest rticsm Of the unbiased iudeo,
IN the land.
- livery instrument IL warranted 70, Ave
ysar,
WIN. B. BRADBURY,
al Hssoies street, eorssr Crssby, New Yefk.
ahG-9n
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RAILROADS.

Mississippi and Missouri Rairoel.
wISrE6 ARRANGEMENT, 1851.
zsssss ssN BY chicago tins. ,skic& a. s..l~.
sses faster thss Dsssnpoys tiss.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. nov. a.,
1882 and until further notice, passens 3
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
10 90 A. \. for Brooklyn and washinsto..
S.l5P. n. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRrvs A. DAvNPoar A 1oIIovs.
6.65 ?. =. from Brooklyn and Washington.
laS5PA. from Iowa City.
.Aorning trains out Of Davenport willmske direos
connections 1t Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washins.
s'1 with tho Western Stage Company's stages Tor
III points West
Trains from the West connect 1t Davenport
WITH trains OF tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
a.ad for all points East, North and South.
passengers are reminded Of the necessity a
giving Distinct directions - 70 the estinstion Of
.he,' r"ssnee els" 20 raeurstiokass before tarins
nell Seats a 40 Gals.
l.. kIMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, November 90. 1ss7.-dt.