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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

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.. lEn N"nrm ClroIlNA,
"fHd'y, October :, t.3o L NJ
. L""t"""Gt-"'"'/" [ s. G'""t
At $50 : NJ, the enemy having moved Fllls'a
a' ,ih' nom IL, Inc itt d, nam. ,.'lii
,t,k,i with -pii, Ktut@'s cavalry IN, tlrr cutrorl-
ng"t7 ' "1''e .'n h'"i, WITT -l2Ht' los, OF men,
"Ih~ cttnlv -uts.r'G y.gy l,ss IN HI.
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waited th,1 as auf, ,rul-,,t It yj,hyr.y ho,vy
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rnen,' .:,tt,atoI A. h. flvlucel, and Kinney la,
r I,.' ,I,, @ r ,I., y tI ,
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a v, L.v. r,r,J.ul the attn j Of Tie, ,.1,,oy -.
ON night hmh with .l.at slaughter Tho tto'!,
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luI. m. ,no'oy ~"e'4 to bc yutlyneifr IN tia
P'i" l''i- u Il, hIl'S!S' M'Io'-'"ioI,"
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" L".l'r"a,tt- t}rnsrs1 T. ) Groat.
h,rney hH' legeinei Kautz'7 Oh position, and
'on, , l"t Ine"E ~ III, I'@ '',.g . o. m
:oal t. connect With weitl-I on tie let, nrg, FO,t
ha15sol'. ..!,,.
day. We hay, much the best st o u tins M day. wok
'h',.''.1 "a! at Y"-t "i the in,i%y ,a and wounded
',ticmr1AI t;,r.g comInlnl!n. flai.', DIVISION j.
reported ty lazy, who sow thu body, ~ killed
~ '.f'' mayor we '''''.'
, y" "'9Pa'c'tcS nave oeoh received rom
u'e 'olll'hah1> oi uehefaia sherman,
hoS'cians of '9h9fi'ail i|'er 'i8'' were
rePolteu III NY tyie8i''il' o' yesterday,
Ed" N NJ, olANrHT' ~
oe''''''9 o' " nj
CORRESPONDENT Of the New York Times,
is rather more explicit about the losses:
Quite a severe engagement took llace
tins morning between force OF the en-
ciily ana oui "o"l'S' VI, tile "oith sue "'
Inn';a"atl' l,,r la', - "'''S'' 'u'ioieu
~ ~; 'iF', anu lind'ellhi,
Ln.,J.c hnin,r driven lack from thr oI
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f,reo nf csvaIry ,unIor tienar,l
Ea,,t, nn oncr,tod ~ oiiI tL. ,novnnont1,
thrTe and wos rcnorteI At ,na tim,, as
h;ao 1l;a ';,L;n r,I =" n,;Io ~ ~ tv" rs pioh,nonI
b~t 't ga W - c,II hall C;nco ,hnn ha has,
Lon,, Irntnnt;no n,a ,i,,ht tt,nt nf ,ho
r',',. vo" ~, n,en In,nn -, St,,,nr ON, that
thny nrasentel m ratLer > weak line to thc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13
THE DEFEAT OF GENERAL EWING IN MIS-
SOUkI-HIS RETREAT To ROLLA

TIE DEFEAT OF GENERAL EWING IN MIS-
soUkI-h1s RETREAT TO ROLLA.
The defeat OF General Ewing at Area
dia Valley, Missouri, by General Sterling
Price, on the 9th instant, is fully ac-
knowledged. On the 25th, Ewing got
back to strong position, General Price
pursuing. 4 letter says
About 3 o'clocl, T ". the rebels con
centrated and evidently determined to
risk IN assault Their lines were drawn
up III ttrec bodies, andthc devoted band
now almost ready to give up in despair,
prepared to receive the shock, but, 10 !
al that moment a large body OF Union
cavalry was seen coming from the dircc
tl0n Of Rolla, and III fifteen minutes il
had broken the posts aud pickcts OF the
enemy IN thlt direction, and was along
side the little garrison The 10Y OF the
latter can best be imagined and when
the lucky circumstance was explained
by Colonel Beyeridgc, O: the Seventeenth
Illinois cavalry, at the head of those five
hundred men, and he told the garrison
that he came, upon hearing of their peril
from refugees, the men shouted until the
rebels took alarm, thinking that those
reintorccments were but the advance Of
an army.
10 push out a strong picket up and
down the road, and move toward Rolla
the same night, was the next thing; and
this was done, and the position egacu-
atcd, before the rebels knew which way
the force went. Thirty miles were made
that night, and in the morning St
James's station, on the South Pacific
road, was reached, where the entire com,
mand took the ears for Rolla, and reached
it in safety, seven hundred strong, after
lighting every mile Of the way aud un-
dergoing such hardshipa as such cam
paigning involves. General Ewing lost
no property, save the ammunition tor the
siege guns in Fort Davidson, which was
blown up; and his entire loss in killed
and wounded will not exceed one hun
dred and fifty. These estimates are
made exclusive of the rcinforccments
from Rolla, of course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT touKT.
Judge IIalyburton's Court assembled
again yesterday.
The h0bfas corgas petitions for dis
charge from service sued out by Frank
NJ Ganby, William @ HIGGINS, Charles
Mcneil and Edward Middleton, were
continued till Monday next
Amos NJ Herring was discharged from
service, under a writ Of hebeds corpus,
upon the ground Of his being a constable
in Samson county, North Carolina. In
furthcrance of Herring's claim, certiti-
cate was produced from Governor Vance.
of North Carolina, setting forth that his
services were necessary to the proper
administration of Justice in said State.
The court then adjourned till Ii clock
this morning.
IIUsrtNGs CouKr-Thc Magistrates
Court assembled Yesterday morning ut
eleven O'Clock, according to previous ad-
Iournment.
In the case ofTlIsley Graham, charged
with robbery, a nellie prosequi was en-
tered, and the prisoner was thereupon
discharged
John Ferguson and William Sncllings,
charged with untawiuiiy exhibiting the
game Of faro, Were required to give secu-
rty in the sum of five thousand dollars
each for their appearance 60 answer at
the next term.
The court adjourned till II o'clocI, to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

- Bimry ha, reg,tinci kauta'- oil position, ali
hold, the enemy III the inner line ot enticuCluent5
trouud k,hnond, cxteuIl!g from the Dalbyfowu
:ual t. connect With Weitl~I un the lett, urat Fo,t
H4rl,vIl.
&C. There hie been 10 movement at Petersburg to-
day. We h4y, much tn, best " tins day - woI a
thou ,'i at least r the tn,luy killed and wounded,
u hur.dIv.i pit~nnrI- and Il bloody rcpul~e
'tT,l"I al tus, cJIuInuul!n-r fIrld-s division, l.
reported ty q, Itll. who saw thu body. - killed.
=. l. L EL-LI-Eu MnI-I Z !. u.-1-LL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13
la TEST FRON 1HE NORTH

Through the courtesy of Major r. G.
Moshy, Of the Fifty ninth Virginia rcgi-
ment, and another attentive friend, We
have been placed in possession Of New
York papers of the 9Th and 10Th instants
We give below summary of their CON
tents
TnE FiaHTTNo AROUND RICHMoND-TuE
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
The following are the official dispatches
giving an account Of the assault by the
tonicdcratcS on the enemy's works Oh
Friday last. 1t will be seen that the
Yankees keep very quiet about the loss
Of the nine guns which were captured.
They claim to have handsomely repulsed
us but the contrary must have gotten
ont at the North, as We find the following
soothing telegram from Lincoln:
W.,nlscroS, SUNDAY, October . so T. NJ
D." G,tu@ S,n,oa Cane.yn PhladrIpAdt:
"Ihcre Is absolutely no news here from the Army
u the fotuInt" not published in Stanton'a ttllen
oi yesterday ana btorr. The line i, open, and mere
business haPttchcs are passing over it. Have no
damn. on bogus dispatches. y. IIEluI.s''
Here is Stantons official dispatch:
FROM SECRETARY STANTON To GENERAL DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, !
October s, 1864 -l2 NJ
N"jo1- Gentrui .johA 4. Dir:
This department has received the fol
lowing reports Of the enemy's assault
yesterday upon General Buffers line,
their subsequent repuls", aud General
hirney's brilliant action, driving the en-
envy to their inner line of entertainments
around Richmond
"HF>D0r ,nrEra DEpAErMkST OF VIR"INi,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-13

The following is list OF the casualties
in the Purcell battery, Pcgram's batta-
lion, in the engagement of October lat
and Cd
, 1864-05-14
GEN. BUTL ER'S OPERATIONS.
TEE FIGHT ON THE APP0a
1lATTOX RIVER.
The Raid Of the Black Troops up the
Feniusu{n-KebeI Accounts Of
the Situnttons
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati couame1cial1
LII THE FIELD, CHESTERFIELD Co., VA
Mas

{Cor1espondcnce Of the Cincinnati Commercial
In THE FIELD, CHESTERFIELD e.. VAL
The advance Of onr army up the James
River, md occupation Of City Point and Ber~
muda, one and one half miles abeve the for
mer place, on the Appomattox River, has
been duly sent forward to the E5n,nercial,
and to-day1 l am enabled to give you further
details Of General Buffers progress. Arriy-
ing 1T the last mentioned place, the troops
were landed with all possible dispatch. 4
division. of troops were sent out several
mills to reconnoiter and 'tfeel the enemy"
Thus we advanced some eight miles, and at
cuprd against any flank movements Of the
Enemy. General Buffers first and main OBJ
icct was to destroy the communication ofthe
enemy By railroad between Richmond and
Petersburg, which is one Of the main trunk
lints of the Confederacy:, Another route,
thy Richmond and Danville, connecting Vir-
cinia with North Carolini, Was also to be
Hfannrd A plan WIS devised to accomplish
+hia ercsult. but, taking all events into con
s;aoration. upen consultation among the
General officers, the first scheme was
abnndoncd. and another more effective
devised.
OF veteran soldiers and battery Of the 4th
1eon]nr artillery, commanded BY Lieutenant
HGut 1sut"1 moved forward from headquarters, u,
ahnnf n O'Clock on Saturday evening, the
;nfantr leading the advance and the LIST regi
m.nt RI New York rifles acting as the scouts
and natrol. In this manner the column ad
Tonced for short time, when tne cavalry
WIS massed and ordered IN front 70 ma on
where the enemy vas situated, and develoI
bis position. The cavalry, unfortunately Y
wrongly guided aRa 1911 ~ ~ sntiIe part
1rebsls1 ~ was captured without firing shot
NE mistake Of Colonel Onderdonk was 800,
iia. oyered, and the column soon found ttsei
on the right track. 49,. .
, 1864-05-14
THE PHILLIPS RAPE CASE.
The Prisoner Shot In the Court Room
hv an ItDrREcd Brother

1From the Illinois State Jourua1. May H.
On Tuesday it was understood that John
Al. PHILLIPS, who was arrested for attempting
q rape upon little girl about nine years OF
are, an account Of which we gave yesterday
was to have trial nt the Court House yes
terIay before Justice Adams. short time
previous to the arrival Of the prisoner, a
crowd Of men began to collect in front of the
building. This crowd continued to increase
up to the time Of the arrival Of the prisoner,
nj the hour above stated. Immediately on
the arrival Of the accused, the crowd pressed,
sureing like the waves OF the ocean. into the
room, and at once surrounded the prisoner,
who had been p1nced In front of the Judges
desk, From this moment the excitement be-
gan to increase. At this time, while the
prisoner WaB in the custody of the Sheriff, E.
F. Clover, ESQ.,; brother Of the little girl re-
ferred to, who was standing at the north eide
Of the room, drew revolver Of good size,
Of them taking effect in the shoulder: On
the first shot Phillips sprang up aud ran
10 the other side of the room, and begged
that they would not murder him; and so
far as We can 1earn, and We have made the
most diligent inquiry. no one, not even
the Sheriff, made any efforts to protect him.
The firing and the sight Of blood seemed to
madden tie crowd to the highest degree, and
the court room soon resounded with curses
Of q hang hin, !" " damn him. "ehoot him.
Wkill Lin" and at the same time pushing
closely round the wounded man. In the
fuYy Of the moment, . subscription was
started and neans raised to purchase rope,
and man, whose name has been given us,
started to procure the came. BE soon re-
turned with MANILA rope Of several feet III
length, and agsin loud and angry cries wete
heafi Of 'sd--n him. hang him." '.harg
| him., While this was going on, and the
| moment seemed to hare arrived for the coC1-
| mission of terrible tragedy, A.. ". Hayes,
Esq,, mounted the Judges stand; and begged
Of the crowd by every consideration to lat
| the prisoper be tried By the laws, and not to
wTeak their vengeance upon him by murder.
ing him. His appeal, for moments, seemed
to produce some effect; the rope in the
meantime was taken from the person who
carried OF. The prisoner 1as then taken bJ
the Sheriff into small room in the north
east corner of the court house and the doo,
cloaed. at this stage Of the proceedings th,
, 1864-05-14

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covered for purifying the s11ten and relieving ~
sofsriur attendant uPsn childbirth. 1t st1cnKf10a
bcfh te mother and child preventa pain and dleae1
snd ipcr and ens1ches the food-lkoso ho hny
before aud after confinement, asis pre1onfs xsea9e
attendant upon childbirth.
, 1864-05-14

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AND


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tho most d,stirr pro o' e'c7ne. p5sl
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very many Of whom enjoy sou.F len!fh, eSca' ea1s
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Dr.. Eversone succetr Ia tde trca 7cnt Of Ananroff
Cataract Grsnulated LIDS, serofutess and Ill tcfs
OF opthnmit, ncsfnsss. Ringing Noises IN tne Hcaa'
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Catsrh etc. is psoyerbial and has patalrl In any
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surgical education, having graduated In ihsce o tne
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, 1864-05-14

HAvE NEVER FAILED and thousands OF certia-
catcs to this effect can be found in all parts of the
country. The proprleto1s OF Dr.. Ehccaeman's LONG
TRIED REo1pK guarantee that ONE BOZ will restore
the natural monthly function to ANY FEMALE, NO
MATTER WHAT HEB CONDITION Ois AGE, In
deed. 40 certntn are
, 1864-05-14

~From,t personal attention paid t. the sale and
puTr,.ase 81 Grim, Flour, Provisions Seeds. HIDES,
Tive stocE, Salt, Lumber &c Eefes to H. pr1nepa1
merchants md bankers Of the cltg. mh23-blA m
, 1864-05-14

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Few Orleans, L., es1abi!shed IL lsse, now PerIna'
pentiy located a IS Randolph street ';heaEo lil-
foi1 Specialist In ths treatment Of OID CuKoKIos
MxrurR1sL, sck3ru1ors, and I'LL kirds Of FLoop
AND 8Kn Diseases AND DISORDERS or Cos.
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Fesorrng to MeTcuty, 1oplpE, FoFAssI1. Atsenic Or
any poaspn, but with AECTEALfzEE, \ POSITIVE
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OR0AN1c HEAKhKss s9ch os SsininA = easnefa. - T.
atnse e she e,scm. early II discretons e1sess or
entaIlxd hc1ednar1y, tAusins loss oi memory. coa-
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With Other aeplorahle train Of symptoms treated aug
ksdically cured by }Flal)lble method SAVING mnth
NInc and cxEen4e. Geek, tsosorrhea. Structure snd
~ diseases peculiar 70 the saxes OF private NATURE
radically cured. ..o-n oo,p,rurp ~ xou
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BODY, scrstrs, Together With m endsesa nnnbe1 OF
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, 1864-05-14
The Safest, Surest and Most K1ae
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For al casss Of GanorTbna. Gleet. ETC., In Of
F1ucr 4lhrs. Whites, IN tem.ies. tne Chssofes ks
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, 1864-05-14
LUCRATIVE DISEASES |

Either Of tbs Nose, Throat, Toague splns Forehead
or acalo, no remedy ha1 ever proved tts equal.
MOTH PATCHEa upon tho fenss!s-face depending
ant to the young wlfs and msther. 4 fcw bottts u9
Constitution Life Syrup Will corrrcr tho Secretion.
akin.
Dizziness Indigestion, Weak Stomach. or an ulceFa-
ted c1ncerous condition OF the accompanies
relieved bY tho usa ct CONSTITUTION LIE
SYRUP,
, 1864-05-14

AACEELQR'B csie iebrsted HAk DTH II TEE HH5f
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zaa beanttsl tmpars rs5p sisss. M f. :,
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U1&. all otaerl are mere limitations. snd saoE'4 q
TfrV I-TNst NaW 'York JSEa9I1Y.
, 1864-05-14

x.s,nssntta Pny yslcsn, 1sraaesly u St. Lonia Mo:o
~ 81, rnnsulted It Wis once 119 soath CIaI1 sfeeL
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fost OMcs, % elcnronc Diseases sna ossssss 81 o.
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Tlert Ladies 8od teAlentn can Consult me psct6F
neP H.; 6und1yF 10 t. u 4. N. Communication
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From thu Doctors long experience Ia HospitA and
nrvsfe nrncttct be IL able perform and will En2t
ntea peffect curet for all Chronic Diseases IN fet
;nost seve1e and complicated 1ta4 q, in vary snert
:1ne without the Use Of mercury, ..,..s.. j.
Yoppf msn suffering from Belfa aIe 1svnea 70
ea1l. X perfect cure warzanted. Female Efeselan.
ESs attendAht Puberty, Mtrstruat1ot oT pes1ost =
sssytpE arr distractions to marriage, shouia eau as
.S.sit+v 4nb Snecrsa ~ ap2tds6l4E18
, 1864-05-14
NE RAID OF TIE BLACK TROOPERS.
IFrom the n. 7. Times.

Tie cavalry brigade, commanded By Col;
West. consisting Of Capt. Hills company of
the First New York Mounted Rifles, aud the
First Colored United Stltcs Cavalry. Col.
Garard, md Second Colored United States
Caynlry. Col Cole, arrived here tonight.
They return from q raid on the Peninsula
" wnich has put the black regiments on their
mrttle for the first time, and demonstrated
them to be made Of sterling stuT- Starting
from WilIiamsburgA on Thursday mornintt;;
last, wien this expedition was cent out from
Fortress Monroe, they gailoped up to the r.
Ing little opposition except from few guer,-
mas, and returned to Williamaburgh thu next
evening. On Saturday morning they went
out second time, travelling over nearly the
same ground, and meeting II great deal OF op-.
position. The bushwhackers turned out In
force to annoy them-these rascals attacking
them from their coyerts ct every step OF the
way But trihing obstacles of this sort did
not deter the troopers from reaching the
ChIckahomlny, which they crossed Bome dis
tapce south of Bottoms Bridge, having to
swim their horses across the stream. Indeed,
nll the bridges over the water courses OF the
Peninsula hnve been destroyed, and swim
ming the horses was the common way OF
crossing, Whenever the rliding party up
pcarcd the Inhabitants were struck dumb with
fear, Which is not to be wondered ut when y
is considered what IN Internal noise .,0oo
nero G4f0AEH CAu uu0 Ill LAC "a @AtetAA5
TO the clntter of four thousand hoofs, when
throats aud loofs and all are hidden in an
enyc.oplng cloud Of dust. At tho Chicsaho-
mipy The rebels had thrown upa rcdonbt,
from behind which they opened a 'nusketEy
fire. The proper disposition OF forces was
made, and the negroes had the satisfaction OF
chasing the traitorous chivalry out ct the
work. Three Of the rebels were lett dead. and
several were wounded. During the rntd I've
| Of the colored soldiers were killed, and 1T.
teen or twenty wounded; but 1t is thought
| that the bushwhackers paid dearly for this
loss, On the why up the Peninsula, various
army signnl stations Of the rebels we're de-
| stroyed.
| This afternoon the entire body Of cavalry
reached the james River, ut Harrison . Land
ipg. md we're brought up to this place on
| steamers. They seemed full Of energy as
| thew dlsembarked, notwithstanding their long
| ride. and ask to be sent to the front to-mor
row. learned these facts from Maj. brown
| Of one of the regiments, who says that tn
| conduct Of the blacks was excellent through
out the raid, and that their officers, afte'
This practical test of their endurance ont
| lighting qualities, would lead them any
| where, do not think have ever see1
nroudcr and more se]f-satisBed men thar
these black troopers appeared to be as the,
stepped from the boats tonight, IN thei
dusty blouses md ragged blue pautaloons
each. clanking his sabre and )tngllag III
| bruxen sDurB,
, 1864-05-14

contaeinE nearly so psges. md 1s9 ans Fsses sna
: efsta q Heath AID piseasr, WITH Treat.ee Or
Abuse, fts pstlornhIe Conse9Hences npoE tas
Mind and BODY with the Authors Plan OF Ifeatmeat
ths onlJ rational and successful! nsd* q Gn1a;
&dyises 70 he rnarried, and those sontenplAttnE
3a1Eisge. who entsrtain dor1.e Of an 1e n9se aa
receipt Of Is eerts, in STAMPS OF noeai ctffenty
AAdEeHslng Dr. La CRol1. No. IL Ae!ae1 aans. 80. A.
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CHICAGO g. SUFFALC.
TorC1Hna At
RACINE, MILTAUKEE. uACkEEAC, DETROIT
AND CLEVELAND.

ARKf1 TtE n
RACINE, MlLMAukEE+ MAtkESdE. UEihUl1
tNr, rr t@4,t,f eEn
Connecting as follows. VIZ:
cazo, and Mathsr, C!ary Co.'S ST. Louia Inns Of
Canal Eoafs On Illinois Canal.
Mnh i'aGahe q Miss1ssph! H1u,Ino. at IiiG,,te.
,nd atleniac .na H1eS; Mntesn Kstfosds. st
Ard with the
II Ak r. H q IL " "A
company l9e OF Hoats on EI!s Ga9a touf VI "nleo
Rll !e.9e HuuAo sno NeW NJ, usS IntttI. ttI ,r..
II fcr Cohtssc1s anu tlue oi Eaun! ,. nppts ~
HUGH ALIEN, No. ! Coentles 9l& New ofk.
4. EQLSQS,> ~, -. v,a r,.r-,,.
A. p. WARD, ei0 Broadway. Agent hrte 1saiIWay,
Sn nIEF r. K sfatn stseet Herps Ella Fa,l
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q TEH79Wnfn ID III 1ttveT ssffreet rroy
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T. GnnhSp. Toiedo.
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.. M. TIBhITTst siWauxes.
THE WEsTEES TRANSFORMATION COHAHX.
Bs1iaIo. ""'At'>-' N<>A''A 01'1'-o.'
j. ii. GRUMPY, General Westsrn Passenger Agent
p !. ": FUTILE. AEeat,
ar: 7117TTET;T - mn : T6606
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n OTTO CE.-Havipg ieased and
1F given immediate possession pf ny Elevator tc
re uctjce that all E1eratlg and Storing OF Grain
SSy tevaor, for this season. III! BE- % scconat Of
pany. on terms and zstea which SAID Company may tx.
All notices heretofore given by ma On this snb-
jecr arc hereby withdrawn.
snd Company haT1ng assumed and xe1esd to per.
fern al ny contracts: and ~ honorable ohgasioss
81 me-, win reference 70 Elsyafins and ssorng aAa
~ TO cali said CoraI for their full
fllnent. ,er. D V. Il. MAlSOS:
NfATRIMONIAL.-A]l wishing
EH to be happy by. .nauin ony can do 80 b5 stating
aessr'liaS The ons ~ wia snEa1s
Tiih III orpotise fex In yiew % n4t1monJ Eaclo,e
ii C0and win return u'ss Mlll send sou ths !dress
eals rtehla their elalua. Address, In oonndense,
Fost ONCE BOZ al. psKalb Centre, beK.lh County.