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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

WHAT WHISKY DID.-On a very cold
evening in last February, in a saloon. in
the village Of HOughtOn, there were present
six persons: drunken man, liberated from
Jail that morning: woman also drunk
who had caused him to be imprisoned: the
landlady and her son, a lad OF fifteen years !;
and the uncle Of this boy who sat holding a
child. The drunken man and drunken wo-
man got into a quarrel, and then into a
fight The landlady, seeing that the wO-
man was beat until the blood ran down her
face, intertered in her behalf, but was
knocked down by the drunken man, and
was afterwards crushed backwards over a
washable, the man holding her by the hair
with his left hand, while he beat her in the
face with his right fist. In this condition
she cried for help. The boy attempted TO
release his mother but finding his strength
insufficient, he procured an axe and struck
the man with the edge Of it twice in the
side Of the head, causing the blood 10 How
freely. But the drunken man seemed in
sensible TO the blows, and was only re-
moved by the arrival OF the landlady's hus-
band. The wounded man was made as
comfortable as possible, but he staid in the
saloon, and was found the next morning,
lying dead On the floor, with his head part
ly frozen on account Of its being exposed
to large crack in the door legal in
vestigatiOn was had, and the result was
that proceedings against the landlord were
stopped on condition Of his enlisting He
die enlist, but deserted soon after, and
when last heard from, was fugitive on the
Atlantic Ocean. The uncle, who had taken
no part in the fight, on the testimony Of
the woman, was sentenced to seven years
in the State Prison, and is now serving his
time at Jackson. The boy was sentenced
to the Reform School until q years Old, un
less sooner liberated. His name is Jere-
miah Kelley. He is a paleiaced, pleasant.
active boy, and the officers are unable to
find any indications Of crime about him.
lie obtained the first prize in his shop for
work and good conduct after he ha! been
in the school but a short time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

OIf CENErERY.-The Common Council
nave elected A. Cline, Esq, Cemetery Com
missioner. They have also purchased of J.
: Wood lot six rods wide by nineteen
'Ons, extending from the Cemetery east to
'"e reform School Road, which is to be
Sseu oy the public as an entrance to the
cemetery. Mr.. Wood is to receive 500
ut the lot, payable in eight months from the
OOnunsent fund. This action OF the Coun-
:" Is Judleious, and would have been had
'Ous SINCE had not the proposition Of re-
, -'V',iS the Cemetery been so largely en-
Ia aneu' As this action Of the Council
se' u the question OF locality, it might be
, @sa 20 consider the propriety of charging
.-e cemetery by purchasing all the land
p.s between the present limits and the
Reform School Road.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

The FAIR.-The Young Ladies' Fair, held
on Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
soldiers, was as successful as could have
been reasonably anticipated. From three
to four hundred persons OF all ages, were
present, and sales of various fancy and use
lnl articles, presented for the occasion,
were made to advantage. A fine oil paint
ing, the workmanship of Miss Louisa Bas-
CON- sold for $40. The fishing pond was
quite centre Of attraction, and the pisea-
tory art was piled with such skill and per-
severance that every fish article was soon
extracted to the disappointment of those
wishing to continue the sport. The net pro-
ceeds of the Fair were 1854.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

fERSONAL.-Lieut. NJ. C. Skinner, OF the
Isl Indiana Battery, and formerly of this
city, has been spending a few days in Ian
sing.
captain Abram COttrell, of Lansing, OF
the sth Infantry. is home on visit to his
hmily, but will leave very shortly for the
army.
L. [. Boise, Lieutenant in the goth In
an'ry, has been spending few days among
his friends in this city.
A. W. Nichols, formerly Captain in the
Isl Michigan SharpshoOters, has been dis
charged from that regiment, and we under
stand will receive an honorable position in
'ne ZSth Infantry, now in process Of COM
pletiOn at Jackson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
RALLY! RALLY!!
Friday Afternoon and Evening
POLE RAISING.
4 Good Speech in the Evening

On Friday afternoon October Seventh,
Pole will be raised in this city, in
front Of the Republican Office, under the
anspices Of the Republican Union City AS
sociation. In the evening
Hon. JACOB PERIL
One Of the best and most eloquent stump
sneakers in this State. will address the
people on the issues OF day. at Representa-
tive Hall.
THE OWOssO BRASS BAND
VIII be present and enliyen the occasion
with soul stirring music.
Let every man come out to the pole rails
ing in the afternoon who in his heart can
say, a. the glorious ensign Of American
Liberty shall be thrown TO the breeze from
the mast head:
&. The star spanRled banner IN triumph shall wave
Der the land OF the free and tho home Of the brave
To the evening meeting the ladies are
cordially invited
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

DEsERTER ARREsTED.-A young man Of
the name Of WhippIe, who enlisted about
four weeks since in the 29th Infantry and
deserted, was arrested in this place yester-
day by Lieut. Fowler, Of the LIST Michigan
SharpshOOters, and taken to Jackson. III,
was arrested once before, but escaped from
the officer. He made an effort to break
away from Lieut.. Fowler, who is a cripple
but did not succeed. He will doubtless be
sent to the front in manner that will Sc
cure his safe arrival. He is a son OF Judge
Whipple, Of Howell.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

CORRECuON.-We are informed that we
were in error in stating, last week, that a
Mcclellan Club had been formed in this city.
A meeting was called for that purpose by
handbills posted: but only about Is persons
were present, and they did not agree The
first and second speakers were in favor OF
sailing through the campaign under the
Peace Association; the third was for a
Mcclellan" Club, and the fourth for a
Democratic" Club: but the numbers and
interest were so small that nothing was
done.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

., a -.,o0s AccIDESr.-Last Friday evening,
- 5ui'e late hour. persons in the vicinity
Sou sne FIRST Ward Bridge were alarmed by
49," ~ ''les evidently proceeding from some
per pslsOn in distress. The night was dark.
s~u after procuring lanterns, they made a
-, and on the lower side OF the bridoe
a 90, TIE eastern bank of the river discov.
Standing in the water, R. C. Madden
ss'uent Of the second ward. A convey.
bo~a was procured and he was brought
HI s where he has since been confined 70
sa !, mouse. He was found to have been
hs- -ssuerably injured, three of his ribs being
as W.. out he is now improving. How
u0sr rsslaent could have happened remains
as h P'slned, as there is a high railing 10
cas-, sss and the approaches to il on the
Os - slde are so perfectly defended. that no
VAIL n the darkness could possibly have
ont > .s nom the street into the river with Vi,
asos,s g IN contact with obstacles which
w" De Necessary to climb over.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILT z,
DR. STRIc LANDS TONc.-.We can recommend the 81
suffering from the loss Of Appetite Indigestion, n
Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous Debility, to tsl
Strickland Tonic It Is vegetable preparation, II c
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole "a
vous system: il creates good appetite and is W r
ranted 10 cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally At 81 per bott
Prepared by DR. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth Sire
Cincinnati, o. 49Oyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

ACTION FOR DIVORCE In one OF the
Western States action for divorce was brought by
husband against his wife, and among the leading
allegations against her one that she made
good bread The Judge-after reconcng other mat
tiers Of dinerence-told the wife 10 60 and purchase
De Land Co.'S Chemical Saleratus and she would
always have good bread and biscuits and dismissed
the complaint The lady took the advice and there
is no more happy family than hers in those parts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

yesterday team belonging
70 Mr.. Bateman, who resides near Pine
Lake, took a notion TO run away from the
rear Of Cowles' block. On reaching Ottawa
street they ran westerly, and soon arrested
themselves against tree, and were secured.
No person was injured.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
LANSING MARKETS.
Corrected weekly, by E. B. MIIIAR
ID L Il ID.

In this city sept Goth, ELLIE F. daughter Of JOIN
L. and Susan L. Hunter, aged years and months
In Woodruff, Shiawassee Co, Sept 2 1854 Mrs
ANASTASlA MCCARTHY, wife of Patrick Corcoran. IA
tives OF the Parish Of CrOssna County of Roscommon
Ireland, aged 81 years and months
The deceased was well versed in the history OF her
native country and this She retained her memory
and her desire for reading and doing good up T.
within a few hours Of her departure She lived and
died jealous Catholic. May her soul rest in peace
CON
WILLIAM LUCIUS. Son Of A. B. and OpheIia Flower
departed this life OF congestion Of the brain Sept
18th Aged years, months and % days,
I" He died ere his expanding soul
Had ever burned with wrong desires
Had ever spurned at Heavens control
Or ever punched its sacred fires"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

GnLIE's PLANTATION COFFEE We have
made practical trial of this article, and
find it superior in strength and flavor, to
any preparation OF coffee that We have ever
tried. 1t will be found for sale by Smith
Hunter
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

VETERAN RErURNED.-Edgar Clarke. of
this city, one Of the old veterans of Co. G,
Third Infantry, has returned. He lost a
leg in one Of the fights near Petersburg,
and, though obliged TO travel on crutches,
goes in for "a vigorous prosecution OF the
war, and wears Lincoln badge
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
No,;ce to Subscribers.LThe Fig

Notice to Subscriber !,.:,1!1 .s Fig tS!
names S.a os IS ss.s ai S p. s u the the
paper 70 80. -s.nl ths WHOLE NUMBER" which
:. sse - g,u5a m the heading Of the paper, which
nay % ~sstly being increased one zach week hfty
s9o numbers constituting ys.r BY referring 10
tnis h-s 49, number attached 20 the name, or d.
Ins an The paper our Subscribers can readily see
fec''. - =. .ccoants sand on eur books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

REPUBLICAN UNION ASSOCIATION. The
next regular meeting Of this Association
will be held on Monday evening next, Oct.
10th, at Representative Hall, and will be
addressed by
Hon. WILLIAM ii. PINCKNEY, and
LUCIEN REED, ESQ.
Keep the ball rolllngl Give them a full
house. n. B. JONES, Sec'H
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,

JACKSON, September LIST, 1854
Notice Is hereby given that volunteers will be
counted on the quotas Of the present call up to tue
last practical moment before drafted men are accel
ed 1t is hoped that towns will continue to Ill their
quotas with volunteers and thereby save themselves
from the effects Of draft
r. J. BARRY.
Captain aud Provost Marshal, 81 District Mich
40Ow4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NTEW A[RRnTYPE 4 PHoT0GRAPH

NEW AMBROTYPE x PHOTOGRAPH
= GALLERY The undersigned has established
new AmbrOtype anl Photograph Gallery, il the
rooms over Ford & Wells Drug store. formerly occu
pied hy r. Eugehtrt. AMI VII be- prepare AZ al times
e. take pictures 10 -.le 80 SIS .- g tie ART lni Il
moments notice. Call al examine % ..r4rris and
give me trial HARVEY IlhfR
IalsinE OF. 81. ss4 uJ
/ ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
IL the fsst ONCE Il Lansing state of ,iicl. IN
on the day 5th October 1854
eS- To obtain any u t.ese letters ihe app cant
must cal ior '.Gdrertis,d lters give the date oi
this list. and pay one cent t0f alt aril-in-.
81 II not rli-i jog within orr agD.th they AL
be sent 10 Ia D.li Liter Office
FREE DELIVERY % letters by carriers, at tae
residences Of owners, may bc serurei by observag
tile following ilies-
/ Direct i.ttsrs plainly 70 the street and number.
well as tue post Office and state
? Head letters with tue writer us0sfQtice, Al J
Stale street and number. sign them plainly with fdll
name aud request that answers be directed accor
dinghy.
3. Letters O. strangers transient visitors IL q
town or city, whose special address may be unknown
should be marked the lower left hand corner, with
the word q. Transient
4. Place the postage stamp the upper right
hand corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction Tor post marking without interfering oh
the writing
y B-A Request ior the Return Of letter o. TIE
writer II unclaimed within 30 DAYS ~ Jess written
printed g th flr writers name, post Office. sad
state across the left hand end Of the envelope 90
the fec side VIII be complied with 90 tho usual
rate Of prepaid post-ge payable when the letter i-
delivered t. the writer--Ssc- s, Lairs 4 1853.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

DkOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan.
i county nf Ingham. S. AT session of tlr Pro
bate Court Tor the County 81 lngham. holden al tia
Probate Office u the village OF Mason un Monday tlo
50 day OF October ia the year thousand eight hHn
dred and sixty four. Present, WIN II. pinckney
Judge ~ Probate Zoo the matter of the estate OF u-
fus Hosmer. deceased Ga reading and fling the pc
ttion lgiy verified ~ George Jerome administrator
Of estate Of said deceased praying for a license to
sell the real estate OF which said Rufus liosmer died
seized.
Thereupon % is Ordered That Monday The 2lst day
Of November next, at Ia O'Clock in the for on. BE-
assigned Tor the hearing said petition and 4t the
heirs at law % sand deceased and al other persons
interested IN said estate required % appear az a
session OF sand Court en 10 he holden a. ihe Probate
Office the village of Mason. and show cause. Il any
there be- why the prayer ~ the petitioner should not
be granted And il is further ordered that said PEE
ttioncr give notice to the persons Interested n said
estate Of the tendency of said petition and the hear
ing thereof by causing copy Of this order 10 boz pub
lshed IN the Lansing Republican, a newspaper print
ed and circulating 10 said county Of Ingham 6 success
sive weeks previous 10 said day u hearing.
A true cOpy.l WI H. PlNCkNEY,
493w6 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
CLArIS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTIES
And Back Pay,
Presented, Prosecuted 4 Collected.

The unders Enct have entered into a copartnar-
ship for the prosecution OF the above claims In the
Counties O. katOa, lugham ani Clinton. aud have
opened office IN the City OF Lansing
r g. Russell, of the members u this firm
having been flr i luag time EXsNINFR OF CLANS IN
the Pension Oice Al Washington. and therefore hav-
ing thorough knowledge Of the business We can
safely say that secure these claims with LES
DELAY AND Expense than any other firm II the
state Special attention given u the adjustment q
SUSPENDED CLAIMS, and claims that have long been
pending before the Departments
Having an ONCE in Detroit we are favorablv stu
ated for the collection Of STATE BOUNTIES
Office IN lansing, over Mead < R0bs0n's store
Middle Town. Office IN Detroit, IN Seitz' Block
F. G RUSSELL, "A. E COwLES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

L o R : A L E.
HOUSE AND LOT.
CORNER TOWNSEND AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS
lansing, june !, 1854. ITS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

IN short every thiug pertaining TO the trade nv
earnest endeavor being - keep, Al ali times q g0ot
supply Of nrst Glass goods and to sen them al ths
Ners smallest possible margin and, while rendering
my thSnks t. the discriminating public be- laxs -
assure them that shah be happy to see then in he
order Of their occurring wants
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05

Which will be Manufactured 20 Order. In the most
"orkmAnliks manner, for which purpose We have
secured the services Of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-05
NOTICES.

EOBES < HITCHCOCK have just receiv
Il ed five new styles Of Hats and Caps Also, Alex
andre Kid Gloves for Gents-the beat in the market
New Styles Of goods received every week. 466f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
WIZ LID GE'@
Patent Saiamander Fire Proof
:, A Il u s

a1/I7H WlI.Ul.k'S PATENT FOWL ER AND
w bUBtILAK PROOF LOCKS The beet
sale IN the = orli iDtlls sale was award, d
the Cold Medal 81 the cfld's Fair in Lon 10.
IN ls5l arehouse, No. 100 Maiden Lane New
\ ork and No - LaSalie STREE, Chi ago, Ill.
The thousauds OF Ctrtf.a. es rom e-ehAnis.
Batkefs and Mechanics Of all irides. that ha e
been given in I v0r Of this the only true " Sala.
man 1,r renders ~ useless for hc subscrih u
nuiIpiy wojds in it's favor "a over lwenf Eve
h, rs NJ VI ~ ilder's Patent Salsmander : fes"
have ben manut. ctured aad s1id 10 the lnited
states aud IN alan s.. every arse FIRE that has
taken place dusing tae last twelve years, these
Sates We been uhjectcl T. he everest tests,
sud a,t one OF the genuine Srtqmondsr Sqfes have
bsen Les roytd
our Safe are 81 IN laufacturel under the err
souti supervision ~ Is. q. Yilder, PiteDtee, and
Warranted p3tfec " toe from lampness
These = .tes are now eff ,red at the OLD PRICES.
no advance wing ye been IN tie On them
a god assor me constantly II and, sul for
sale 10y j. 81. h ~ iiLlHER, gent.
nhz5 i'll No.I3 h4S4lie ~, Cnlc 60.
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MAN ssOssD!

Nd THE slGOk OF YOUTH RE STORED
"A in four week, by Dr vi URD'so ES-ENCE
Of Llfs. Dr. hicord Of paris,) aft YEAR, of
earnest solicitation has at ieng &c eded TO tne
urgent req ,esi.i the merriam luUtis, and rp-
pol ted at Agent ia New iork, Tor the sale OF his
val 1ed and highly priced Essence OF Lite. This
wonderful aye IL will NJ nheod " The most
shattered constitutions, IN four weeks, and, If
USED accuring to pnuied insttu ;tiots, failure is
i'm oossIble. Tits lie restoring = nedv should
le aiken ey all about To marry, a. Its effects are
perm.nent. success IL every case is ceftsin.
IN kicoIu's tsseIcc oi Lne is sold in cases,
with TUT iIs.uctoLs If u.e, at 80, or for guam
titi.e IN one tm ~ al vii oe sent to any part,
he uiiy packed, On receipt o. remit aoee 10 his
acc froitnd agent circular sentiiee On eceip. OF
Tour ampt.
mi. Up NOLAN. 447 Broome street.
mcb3-3n* deur west Of Br.adway, n. 1.
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GENERAL. M. " ,.

! |
A bill is before Congress appropristini
S40,0 900 10 each OF the Territories 70
the building OF capitol, and a. 500 io
building penitenti4ry.
Tie New York Starts letting. 'h,
most Influential German paper puol' she
IN this co ntry, strongly advocates tht
election OF Gen. Mcclellan 10 the Presi
dency.
Victor Hugo receives $4,000 for The
copyright OF the frs, edition Of bis o
on ohakspeare, which Is II be ready in
time for the Tercericnary celebration.
Wheat in Ohio viii b. a s,inted crop
this year. Wherever the snow was
blown off the field. by tho bitter wind
OF January the seed Was frozen aud the
ycuns sproat killed. la p aces were il
Il evident there were heavy drifts Of
snow the crop locks bright and promis-
ing. A few days Of warm we ;tber viii
develope the extent OF the injury.
"Msj r John Hay, Mr.. Lncon's pri-
vate Secretary, VIII was commissioned
and sent out 10 Florida with q lmo,e's
amy al his back t. "tecons'ruct" that
Sta'c on the on tenth AL, aud secure
ia electoral vote, rc;uruel TO New
Ork 10 the - amer OF ednes1ay
and proceeded to Washington to report
progress.
A tree was recently cut down in Cali
iotnla, the circumference OF which was
ninety feet, and It's height three hundred
and twenty. FIVE feet. Ibe ba K wa. in
some places four feet thick. The tree
con tanned two hundred ana fifty ,hous.
and feet of timber. The aye i. estimated
at about three thousand one hundred
.ears. The wood was sound and very
solid.
A members has proposed in Brazilian
Senate, that "uo foreigner residing in
Brazil should be allowed to hold slaves,
and that those actually holding them
sh uld be obi ged to sell them within
certain time" Also that the converts
aud other monastlc Institutions should
be obliged to sell Their landed properties
aud slaves.
About 500 persons were assemble! Ia
a " eseyau school room, At Altarnniu,
near Launceston, on Monday, when the
fl ,orIbg gave way, aud fully 100 persons
iel thr u the floor into some a,ahles
below, dcpth ofabout ten feet. Sin
snlar TO relate, not one Ct the persons
wno fell bad any bone fractured, and
though many were bruised and all fiigt-
ened, there was no serious injury to any
one.
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Third Edi ion, oUJh Thousand
MAN ooD

TREATISE On SLMiAAL NkAkNlSs
"A Involuntary kmissiopr, Men,ai a nd III y.ica
lncapacity, Loss VI Power, Premature Decay, i'm
pedimepts to Marriage, Nervous DEBILITY, Sci
apu.e oexu i diseases, &c, &c.
by hOBr. l.. BELL. ii. D., Member OF the Royai
c. iiege OF oargeons,L. ndon ~ pages. f.ice Ct.
inns Book should be read BY every one, al
part culariy by those arriving at Manhood. Il
cont aims por ant advice to all AMI ne me Ms q
euro 20 To Uflicsed is plainly set 10th. X has
.aue,t .,.vusrs.ds from III. on .Jts4r,
Sent under a sea. ed envelope, by mali, IN re
ceipt OF the no.ey OF postage ,taAps, by
nkl an, Vi. D.. leaar-.oi., view YORK
| J. WELLS. Agsut, davenport.
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Mississippi and Missouri Raircaa.
E0Sl aasssIE

zsssHs vssx BY Uhcayo time ,eh,ch Is tsostve "a
Mtss faster snor DavsaDoyf time
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH
~ 1858, and until further notice, passeasei
trains viii leave Davenport ~ follow:
500 a. =. Ior Grinnel AMI Washington.
400 P. N. for Iowa City and Auscatiae.
raAIxs AssI,s At DAsEsroar as roLLovs.
500 ?. n. from Gtinnsli ana Washington.
Us p. \. from 6rinneil nd M1scatipe.
Inc 800 4. \. IRA "a cut Of Davenport akes isect
connections at Gfinn.ll, Iowa city aut Washing
to with the Western stage Gem pany zoe toI
Oil points West, Sou tn west and North-west.
Trains from tue Wet cunnecL Davenport
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for eli points East North and oautA.
Passenger arc reminded Of The necessity OF
giving distinct directions TO "a destination o.
thew rserRte aiso 70 procurs-ioss4s hefovs'aking
'hoii scat d sss e..is.
JOHN T.TRACY, Geal Sup't.
A. KIxBALL, Asst Supt.
Dayerport nav H. eS3.-dtf