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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

THs How BnE WooD.-The Hon Ben Wood.
Of the Daily Ne,os. should try to keep cool,
We have nothing TO do with his personal honor
in connection with his private affairs. Wshave
been dealing with him in his public character
and in reference to his public responsibilities
as politician, member Of Congress- newspaper
editor and lottery policy dealer. As the man
aging chiefs OF the Mozart Hall faction, We
have intimated that the Hon. Ben and his
enterprising brother Fernando have made
good thing of it in looking out for No. and
No. .; and We guess that this ia the general
opinion Of the community. Secondly, we hold
that upon the "more vigorous prosecution Of
the war" platform. upon which the democracy
carried the New York November elections OF
1862, the Wood brothers were elected to Con-
gress upon false pretences, and by bad bar
gain to the war democrats, and that the Hon.
Ben and the Hon. Fernando, in advocating
peace at any price with JEFF. Davis, misrepre-
sent the city Of New York, and are un-
worthy members Of the Congress of the
United States. Thirdly, we contend that the
Hon. Ben Wood, as newspaper editor, does not
subserve the cause of honor, peace, truth or
justice, but the cause Of the rebellion aud dis
union and the cause of sedition and insurrec-
ton in the North. Lastly, we submit that if
the vending of lottery tickets in violation of
law be consistent with the principles Of
morality and public virtue, the Hon. Ben
Wood may take his position among the Twelve
Apostles. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
Italian Opera An Brookiyn.

Tho Immensely crowded house At the Brooklyn Acads.
my last night gives conclusive proof that tho people OF
that city will patronzs the Opera whom the material
which they demand Is furnished TO them. II seems sv
dent that they believe whom Maretzek promises 70 give
grand opera without curtaiment but precisely 10 the
same manner az s produced In New York, he wall do
30, and heuce We may account for the very hne
and fashionable house which crested Robert 70 Dlabe
last night, and showered repeated applause upon
Medori frignoIi and Hermanns Tue true tact
OF manager after all. In shows In keeping faith with
his pstrons. Good singers, "charm they never 30
sweety. With half an orchestra and half chorus win
not su{Bee The public require more than this. They
want nvo vshna that "wYten In the bond and they
should have &C. In the production OF Robert last night
our Brocyu friends had no iauis 70 ind and ihcy evi
shs fouse 10 lie utmost capacity. Robert had IN up-
doutted success In Brooklyn. Faust, we think, would
cormsnd quite m much: and believe that Mr. Maret-
e n couvinoed OF this fact, aud will produce that
hvll,iapt opera On the 0tber side q the river.
10 uIghi II viii be repeated II the New York Academy,
Sor he beneAs Of SGnOr Beu who has good natured
svssainsd abeVart W vsaentu thrusssoss tse a~ssnm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

In che senate yesterday avery large amount q bust
.,e~s was transacted larger number Of bills were
sssed than any previous day Of the session. Among
1sm we're those completion Of the Battery exten
An annss,ns Msnbaitsn square Park and placing
/, uprovemeu, under the control q the Park commis
,oers relative 10 the district courts Of This city, and
pproprts,ng 10000 Tor the Improvement q the
ssroosiyn Arsenal rbe bill increasing the salary
a. our Metropolitan police, and r'teudng the
ussfeps,tss poics oct 10 ccrtsin important re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

.,.c,s -. ordered 70 in third reading acd.
tshes the Board OF Excise Commissioner. vessins
thar mowers In tbs Mstropoltan Police Commissioners
makes the sale Of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday M
20 be prosecuted by the Treasurer OF the ~
lice Board abolshes the twenty reehoders require
mep 10 the case a licenses This bill has already passed
the Assembly The bill providing for public market 10
the Eghtesutb ward of this city was referred 70 the
COMMITTEES Of the whole.
To the Assembly the bill authorizing the State banks TO
organize and do under the national Banking act
was reported the House complete and ordered to lis
third reading Those for the relief Of the New York
Peoples Gasght Company and to incorporate the East
India Telegraph Company also reported complete.
Among the bills passed those amending the charter
OF the Hudson and Harlem Rivers Canal Company moor
porating the New York and Brooklyn Passenger and
Baggage Company and the Union Trust Company,
authorizing Corporation expend hundred thou
sand dollars IN building reservoir and extending the
Croton water the upper end Of New York Island and
appropriating eight hundred thousand dollars to
complete the Court House in the City
Hall Park the two latter bills have passed
the Senate and the Court House bill last night received
the Governors signature. The bill changing the location
Of the Hudson river bridge Albany also passed
IT, toe has passed the Senate. The annual Tax bill for
the support Of the State during the fiscal
year commencing in October next ordered 70 third
reading The New York city and county tax eves we're
reported favorably by the Committee Cities and made
the special order for day reported the members
twelve hundred dollars; but reduction 10 the total Of
the Comptroler's estimates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

u,
"KAss Kearneys Cottage, the banks q killarney p
General Fremont, /" s7s-cash.
"Eassern Scenery y S30-Merriam.
"Flowers,v So 50--Abbost. fTIg Hfar
oStudy from NATURE $s-Newman.
"rwilight,n Sl00-Porter.
aMooulight," eS5--Young.
ssvass OF Flowers" S36-Seu.gis
Landscape, &3o--Moore. .rt
Landscape, s2o-Cash U
0Peachss," S20-Cash.
oHrh BRIDGE e20-noore.
"In the Woods. !" S2z so-rerry.
"Appes," to-Abbott.
The entire proceeds Of the sale amounted 70 over ees
thousand dollars This evening the sale viii BE- oou-
tinued lTf
THE sword coNrssr-aRANr AHEAD.
Az the close OF the polls last svsolag n the sword
race the vote stood - follows
Grant. a 800
Mcclellan q ,288
Grants majority -
After two O'Clock saturday afternoon sutsoeip
lions 70 the army and navy swords will not b received
Subscriptions enclosed in envelopss, howsvsr VIII b.
the Afternoon Of that DAY. Ballot bosss win b. placed
in the building for the purpose Of receiving hsss latter
subscriptions.
THE REcHrprs.
Yesterdays receipts foot up % follcws:--
Admissions, Fourteenth ereos observation-disclosures. - IA
Admissions, Union square. 931
sales Fourteenth street,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I0,0D
Total receipts ~ Union square up 70 Tires O'Clock yss
terday afternoon, "a, $3.50.
CONCERT IN AID OF rHK FAIR.
Inc united chcirs OF the city viii give their grand
choral performance at DR.. Chapins church, Broadway,
70 night, for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commsetsu
given under the patronage o. the Ladies' Executive Com
mittee. Some Of Handes, Haydsn's and Memberships
best selection: win be rendered wisn me most poweaul
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29

~ - e. ssaHs-aa
sR, composed OF
nh, and Second
'ps, and are en-.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
rhn nprrn,Inn,, ID Porllnnd.


poprtANp Dec 2s The steamship P,rUriyH,
Captain BALLANTINE from Liverpool on The 10Th
Londonderry on the 10th and Cape Race ON the
evening OF the 24th inst, arrived at O'Clock lhs
evening Puror BHOwN reports that ihe snip M'"-
yrcal arrived IN the clyde on the 18Th inst ana on
the same day she passed the steamship horaUidH,
bound east, IN latitude So dog II min long ~ dog
u min.
The Pe,rvi1n yesterday lay oGP ortland for six
teon hours m fog
The steamship Etna arrived of Crookhavcn on
the morning Of the I'm ,,
Abiding TO tho disaster TO the pirate FiDridl the
London nHes says that assuming It TO have been
by design it IL not disposed to waste much ndgna-
tiOn upon the subject as the method OF procuring
aud equippDg the Florida were such violations OF
ueutralfty as TO deprive the sufferers OF sympathy.
Brazil was really the outraged party 10 whom the
1tmc3 meditatos that Mr.. SEWARD VIII MAKE ample
apology
Court OF EXchequcr IN which he Judge pointed out
that all the parties IN the matter were fore Ruers ana
denounced such yo auons OF tho rights OF asylum.
Manchester, resolutions adopted strongly OPP
posing the recognition Of the Sayoholding Conledo-
Parliament W II meet on the 1st OF February.
The coutir ental news is mcagro.
The Emperor NAPOLEON was much grleved at the
death Of Minister MoCQUARD. Marshal VALIANT
attended the funeral and dcliv cred an Grafton Cx-
pressing the great regret OF the Emperor.
ScLor LoRENrE had resigned the Spanish Minis
try oil Foreign Affairs, ana SCnOr BERNANDEs had
been appointed his successor.
The italian capital will be transferred in May
next
The breach between the Papa Government and
the Prussiau Minister at Rome was widening
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The Times, Of the 10th tant It's city artice o,
says:"Ihe reduction OF the bank ratio 70 per cent
II step entirely IN harmO ny with the state Of the
market and will be espeCi ally welcomed from ITS
being calculated TO lessen th O morbid despOudencY
which has prevailed in all ranches of trade since
the speculative mania corrected by salutary ad.
YunCes uD to and per cent,
The demand for discount yesterday was OF an
average character under the full expectation that
the bank rate would be reduced. COnsOls opened
yesterday at advance of |, and after the reduc-
hon had been formal ammo uncod another similar
improvement took place, but the market closed with
less frmness and the quota tons were the same as
at the opening In the share market there was
general tendency to improve the prices al the close
Among the suspensions announced Is that OF
MOssrs. BERGER Co, engaged in actual trade.
Tue amount OF their liabilities has not transpred
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION,
Thr GnvcrnnI,- ProcInmntlon.

Pennsylvania ss;-ln the namo aud by the au-
thOl1ty of the Commonwealth of PennsvlYauia,
ANDRLw g. CURTIN Governor Of the said Com
mnnWfaltb.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29
n@71y- MEMORIAL
-
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
FOR THE
Z. s. SANITARY COMMISSION,
HELD in PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1854.
pY CHARLES J. sTILLE.
pRoH FIVE DOLLARS,

UNITED STATES SAErARY COMMISSION,
December IS, 1894. \
To 10 Members otHs Various CommiHse' Of ne GrsH
Central Fatr So
Tie SANITARY COMMISSION bcss 10 announce that
the "HIsTORY OF THE FAIR" prepared by Mr..
STILLE, 1t the request OF the Executive Committee
ready for delivery. II forms very elegant quarto
volume Of more than uFohundred pages Is printed the
meet paper at the "CaNton Press Of Mesrs Sherman
Co.. and Il illustrated with photographs Of OF the
interC sting objects Of the Exhibition. contains
account Of the origin and progress Of the Fair descrip
ton Of the different Departments; statement OF the
financial result fun list Of all the Committees etc. etc
As this work IA designed primarily FOR the members OF
he various Committees, and hGised edition only has
been printed, il has been thought best place II In
charge OF Dir. JAMES X. SIM ON special agent its
delivery.
rhOse who desire COPIES WIN please os or address
h lat No 33 z. SIXTH Street, second story.
hr Simon viii call uTon those who may not be able TO
communicate with him.
N. s,-Wll be ready for delivery On WEDNESDAY,
2lstInst, l2-lT
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29
NEW YEARS GIFT CAMP LIBRARIES.

The United States Christian Commisslon I'm re'ponss
70 and earnest appeals nom surgeons chap
iani and ned ofhoors win receive forward aud place
under the of proper librarians,
ONE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AID FoHTT
CAMP AND gUEBoAT LIBRARIES
Of hundred and any volumes EACH n the friends o.
our soldiers and sailors viii forward them to Ia branches
or to the Central once during the holidays It Ia buta
small matter for puro, OHIO day gins for friends,
at home to buy handsome and pleasant book for bis
friends camp hospital, wrteh his n IT, aud direct
the bookseller TO send It to the Commission II viii he
positive pleasure 70 hundreds or wives and mothers
take down tho choisss volumes from their book
ar them thus whso their loved enjoy the
pleasure and pront OF perusine em Send but ne
best our soldiers deserve the bost The standard
ts Histories, biography, travels science, poetry
Enes standard works Of hesu Whatever, In short you
would put into the chamber or your brother,
nnsd with broken limb, will be acceptable, well
religious works. Forward tho parcel marked CAMP
LIBRARY 70 any or the branches or the Christian Com
mission, 10 GEoRGE II. STUART,
Chairman Christian Commission,
12lo-th No. II BANK suoet, Philadophia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-29

nave IUrgOUen Iney were mortal men, when they
donned, In the heyday Of their youth, the sanity
robe OF the Romish priest
ROr Aha1aTd IN marry yyoo 10 bIi.dt III II.
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A Proclamation.

tho1ty of the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
ANDRLw g. CURTIN Governor Of the said Com
mCnWCaltb,
Proclamation
Whereas, In anu by an act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of this Commonwealth passed the 2d day of
July, A. d. one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine emit ed an Act relating TO the elections Of this
Commonwealth, II Is made the duty OF the Governor
he receipt Of the returns OF the election OF the
meml ors of the House OF Renrcseniatiyes of the
United States by tho Secretary of the Commonwealth
to declare by proclamation the names OF the persons
returned elected In their respective districts;
Ind 1Cborc0s, The returns of the general election
held on Tuesday the eleventh day OF October last
IN and for the several districts Tor Members Of the
House Of RelrCs natives of the Congress OF ;he
United States for the term OF two years, from and
after the fourth day Ol March next, have boon re-
oeved in tho Office Of the SocrBsarY of the Common
wealth agreeably 20 the provisions Of the above
cited act, whereby Il ap pears that tho First Dis
tfic;, composed Of the Second, third Fourth. Fifth
Sixth and Eleventh W ards IN the city Of Philadel-
pha, SAMUEL j. RANDALL has been duly eectad !;
In the Second District, composed OF the FIRST, Sc
Yenth. EiPhih, Ninth and Tenth Wards IN the
city of Philadelphia, CHARLES O'NEfLL has
been duly eected in the THIRD ID strict
con posed OF the Twelfth Thirteenth
Sixteenth. Seventeenth Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Wards, in the city OF Phadelp phia, LEONARD MYERS
has been duly eleclodj In the Fourth District com
posed OF yho Fourteenth, Fifteenth twentieth
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ine department has not received from savannah
any reports except the kilograms Of General sHRR.
NAN and Genera. FOSTER already published
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CRITTENDEN'5
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

No GS7 CHESTNUT Street, corner VI Seventh,
Established 1916 incorporated 1885.
Young Men prepared for the Counting House and Busi
Life.
Thorough and practical instruction in
BOOK-KEEPlNH,
in all It's branches practsed by the best accountants
ana business men.
PENMAkSHIP,
Plain and Ornamental, is taught by one Of the most com
pete / Of penmen.
Comm ersial Calculations, Commercial Law, Detectu
Counterfeit Notes. &c.
TELEGRAPHING.
By Sound, and on Paper, taught by longexperience
Operator
time. evening Sessions after September IS.
Catalogues containing the Of All students, term
Sc furnished gratis on application. . %
ll-l7thstutl s, IL. CRITTEhDEh q CO.
, 1864-01-09
The Yanlkes Pilot.

The captain of one Of the Mississippi
river steamers one morning, while his bosst
was lying at her mootines at New Orleans,
waiting for the tardy pilot. who, il appears,
was rather uncertain kind Of fellow,
saw tall, gaunt Yankee make his appear
ance before the captains Office, and sing
out
"Hello, cap'n you don't want pilot
nor nothin' about this ere craft, do We "
Chow do you knoWsI don'ti responded
the captain.
"Oh, YOU don't understand; I axed.. II
s'posin' YOU did? ?" ~
"Ihcn, supposing I do, what Of itf'
"well," " said the Yankee, "I reckon I
know suthin' about that ere sort o business,
provided YOU wanted felier Of Jest about
my size."
The captain gave him scrutinising
glance, and with an expression Of counte-
, 1864-01-09
NO. s.

annoyance and modification burst into laugh
ter at the sight Of Minnie's dainty hand.
writing.
" It's nothing to laugh at, sir, ," exclaimed
Thorne.
"My dear Mr.. Thorne, we are all the
victims Of a very ridiculous mistake" said
Lacy. My uncle never wrote this letter;
it is the work of my mischievous cousin
Minnie. The genuine document must have
been left behind" .-sF1y5s9
"Andyou didn't come 10 look fora wife 2"
81 came to purchase real estate"
"WheW-w-w" Old Jabes Thorne Whis-
lied loud and long, thsn offered hia hand to
his guest with hearty laugh.
"Well, my boy, Pm heartily sorry I
called you so many opprobrious names, but
Mary and l supposed you were after her.
I must 60 and tell the little mink what
blunder we've made" aa
"Stay moment, sir," said Jack, laying
detaining hand on the old gentlcman's
arm, as his quick eye detected the distant
fiutter Of Miss Thorne's light dress among
the trees, will you allow me to make the
necessary explanations myself? am not
at all certain that, after l have selected q
home, shall not enter into less business
like negotiations for q charming young wife
to preside over IT," 7' fd
"As you please, my lad,p said the old
gentleman, chuckling. am give my con-
sent, il only to atone for my villainous treat.
ment of you little while ago." ia
He resumed his gardening operations,
occasionally pausing to laugh all to himself,
while Cousin Jack sprang up the path to
seek Mary.
They were absent a long time-in fact,
as old Jabez thought, an unreasonably long
time, before he discerned through the dense
foliage of the acacia hedges their advancing
forms, Mr. Lacy looking exceedingly proud
and self-satisfed, and Mary leaning on his
arm, with her pretty checks flushed, and
her lips wreathed in timid smiles.
"What docs she say 7" rUared the pater.
familias.
"She says she'll considcr Of it| an
swered Jack, demurely.
Aweek or two afterwards Minnie Chester
received neat little package, containing
the diamond sleevebuttons and the follow
ing billet: 1852 nt :
"DEAR MINNIE---Tte lost my wager,
but / cheerfully deliver over the forfeited
stakes, for have won something Of iniin-
itely more value--a wifel
"CoUsIS JACK"
From which We may conclude that the
result Of Miss Mary's " consideration" was.
favorable.
, 1864-01-09

They have little town out West which
appears to have been overlooked BY Dick
ems, and other French travellers, and which
Is all . sorts Of place" In one day they
recently had two Street fights, hung man,
rode three men out Of town on rail-, got
up q quarter race, turkey shooting, q gan
der-pulling, match dog Eight, and preach
ing BY q circus rider, who afterwards had a
foot race for apple jack all round; and, as
if this was not enough, the judge Of the
court, after losing his years salary at single
handed poker, and whipping person foi
saying he did not understand the game,
went out and helped to lynch his grand
father for hog stealing.
, 1864-01-09

~ run LATE ors. va. n. LrrLE.

81
am uyisg' Egypt 9ylng, .aa
Eoes t1e crimson lile-'lae iast,
Ang NC aaEk riuIon.an SHADOWS atFl
uasnet on tne evening olast
- ,n,pe Asm. ~ ,t,een, support me-
tri1l nus. Wy SOUS any pow tnlne ear
Thou, and thou alone. must hear.
~ ". .5sg
Anoagh nv scarred and veteran legions
near tneir eagles high no more,
Ala my wrecked and scattered galleys
- otreR dark Aetiums fatal shore
Hneugn no glltiering guards surround me,
Prompt 70 DO their masters will,
Die lie great TfiumyIrc SIN.
LEI not Cesaf's servile minions
= Mock the lion thus laid low;
I'Mas no iOcman's hand that slew him,
Twas bis own that struck tho blow
Here, then, pillowed on thy bosom.
Ere bis star fades quite away,
, 1864-01-09


The manners of the stranger, as already
remarked, were quiet and composed; but
there was an expression Of determination,
Of cool, calm resolution in his countcnance,
that gave assurance of his being man OF
strong mind and unshrinking nerve.
The sequel will show that he was so. Mr..
Edgecomb, as we shall call him, seeing that
he so ocalled himself, had been nearly month
guest in the Kings Arms, when two men
called one night, shortly after dark, and
desired to see the landlord.
They were ushcrcd into private room,
where was the person they desired to see.
Have you an English gentleman lOdg-
ing in the house just nowy" said one Of the
men.
ave have" replied the landlord Of the
Kings Arms.
"1Ias he been here for some time?" in
quired the former.
For about a month, I think" said the
latter. .r.s
"a tall mani" said the first speaker,
looking on piece Of paper which he held
in his hand.
ayes" t'Hl
ozark hair and large black whiskors?"
"Yes; think so.' M
Light gray eycsI" Vas " q
ayes"
"Roman nose?"
eyes; exactly"
"Gentlcmanly appearance and manner?"
"BOth, replied the landlord Ofthe Kings
Arms,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15
PRODUCE, PROvSsl0Ns, 3e.
CsrrssteA b cAvpeRp 3 CO., Prslsce psalers.

noun-superAne Ss % 2 bbi-: Spring Extrs, rs
Fall Extra 50 70 10 So Rep IS.
WRkAf-epring. 81 ID 20 81, Fall, 20 to % p bu
CoaS MxAL-eR - p loo n.
BKaH-wheat, 81 ~ Corn, Is p Toe b.
Ou1s--New stso 90. old 90 p bashel
kYE-s5 70 00c p bush
oASs.-s0c p bush
6RKKx AFFlEs-9uc1f41 Is
PcfAroIs-2 %.
Dcrn-commoa. DO; Choice, &c.
Ra0s-1ac-
Cncxsss-ss 2s@s rs.
kAxD-lSc.
oa0rlnxRS-l5e = n.
egpKS-3oc b.
HAns-l1c . D.: Sugar Cured do &c.
wn.s BEAss-Commoa 10 0ood 81 ISosa u, Prfms
hayy, q -.
fAIxOu-l31<e-
BanvAx-66foT0 roc
HAr-n.esAy. sla seen % saisd. ~ 90 Prairie,
80 00SSl2 %.
+. Hpss-Dry Flisl lee ny saltsd lie; Grsbby. -,
price, Green, I; 0fssA Sheep Hslts, IS 70 q %.
Same imoshy, - 90 risx ~ co.
Bsxy CAfSls--34 %, 70 - % gruss.
ensxs-ts % TO 8 % phsad.
WooL-Ract0ry fub-vashed, sal 0oc, unwsshsd ens
third %: Pine Tiescs % 70 20 Medium Do, IS TO S.
FAR Hoas-e6 % 70 - 70 n<tt;
rKArHHRs-6O 70 eOc.
RAas-4Z to 5kc.
BAas-Bnrlasn. sOc-
Single Dummies, Soc double do. CSC
. 6samsan. ? bush-, 90 70 / u.
Flour, Dbl. IS 70 ~.
do bbl-, % 70 Is.
do V hel- ipsp@) SOC.
AAcxH-Wooi Seeks, : Do piece,
oLD Cosrra-s0 to Sc = b.
On RaAss-23c y b.
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NORTHERN LINE PACxxr..

Foa BURLINGTON, HARRISBURG, NV
BOSTON, MUscArrNE, Rock ISLAND AMI
DAvEsPoRT.-The Northern Line side.
wheel steamer Pembina. Captain T. B
hiii' will leave Fort Madisoo this morn.
ing on the arrival of the cars from Keo.
kuk. making connection with train, Eas,
and West from Burlington, and at Davep.
port With their daily line of steamer. .,
Dubuque and St. Paul, and With tr,;n.
East and West. Office in Railroad Ia.
Pos. VIM. HxnDEasos,
Ticket Agent.