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The New York herald., 1864-09-28
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rhe last evening cf the German opera certainly
brfant termination 20 avery eucSessfu ceascr. Tho
Ac ,dcmy OF nusic was crowded a1a the performance
Don acknowledgement or very pleassutly. Toe new
artists were received With favor. Mis- D1ubs 2ernc
looked well and esrg nicely This arste win not Greats
aay great sensation but wiz appear very effectively 10
such parts may be cntustcd 20 ber Kari Fornes, ~
Leperco, has q vok 10 which he bas 40 often obtained
we'll u1ertcd tumpbs that We nseo do no moro here
than State that added 70 tho Gumbct sset evening
Nine rrcderlcl, umo. JohaunscD, Uabeim "a ppd Her
nanns e~e sn 10 exceiept voice, snd ssug The oporo
much than &c have oyet heard tue German artists
To n,sht the Grover ,rcups ssg tbc Je~css 10 tb,
Academy OF Music, Brse<iya, ard then 90 70 Boston
where they will give quito a lcns season OF opers
rrAuAN orsRA,
NJ xarotxek lasues bs card 70 The pcblc 70 dsy, AND
We call attention 10 TITS document a. q rcmsrksbl,
operstIc manifesto. lie has resolved upoo making NJ
preliminary puns and leaves ivory wisely, 70 tho public
Their free aud unbiased right OF ctitictsug the
artists. We are inclined 10 judge from the managerial
toue that these latter are very good; that Ma
reszek Ia sure OF their success and bence afcct
q humility he 10 FAR from rcclna. We err
20 have the rrovstore ~ the opening performsnc,
or the fall ecsaop apd think 80 SELECTION very ZOO,
cnc Tnoro very fsw operas which plssse Nov
YORK public strpors csros,tz,cch Mlc Msrcosi cn,
srnors asssimuisni and DeIaI tho cast, which
sunost entirely new 10 u.s. gre., number az eesu
are already Aod there Gao be 70 dop tLst tho opcnir
night a. Italian opera wilt be of tho NEST briIlsn
events Of promises 70 be tbe gsycst season Nes
Maretzes couc1dua notice tbs, an increase OF price,
WI 10 demanded owing 70 ncre .se o. expenses wi
res5v be sami ted ~ tne pooue sbea y y taken 70 =
o. re- ,sss ssaS. snse sns6i n.rsIsss ~
Ine second pc, o,%a.c. q tns % ssn .rSsps ~ slll .
tho ffs heroine
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

THE TRDuSE's SLAaDsRs-The Irt6u.s now
denies that General Mcclellan fought the bat
tie Of Antietam. and charges that he did all be
could to save the rebels from defeat II would
be an easier falsehood for poor Greeley to
state that Mcclellan never was in the field at
ALL and was always in the secre. employ of
the rebels. When shall we have On end Of
these shameless eleotioneering caIumnies,
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
WA, rnsv TnarK OF sheridan N
Canada.

from the Toronto Gloee, sept 10
ssenorst sheridan IL model. Not only docs No WIN
but bs victories 10 not lose their IMPORTANCE %
tha reading or the second account OF thsm. Hts do
are plain q what be has done. ana
not grand prophsc,es OF what hs wih 90 Bus oess s
All eben he gains advantage he understands the iD~
portanoo OF following it up On Monday last he wos
victory and In place Of sitting down ~ watt tti ~
enamy bad recovered from ths blow, be pressed mne
dtstsiy Onward On Jb lreisy ne bad ovsrtaker sss
whipped again, and 10 place OF hating even tse
Irs attn pressed on the purauik early on the lo'low
rrcrn,na NO hear from bn NJ Woodstock, point sess
ten or twevs mIIcs beyond tho battle hsld tns ~
vlous day, declaring that he had "pushec 90 a, =.
ward 10 viii bot bs tie fault a the senans nSo
tUtr 1aDdoah yallay.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

QUmY.--If the Daily Ns,os is not working
in the political interest Of the present admin
istration why is not the Hon. Ben Wood, its
proprietor and editor brought before the
courts under thc law against dscoaragins en-,
liatmeniar
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

A SrEAw.--The Lincoln Tines and The JEFF.
Davis Neus both oppose the idea Of receiving
suy propositions OF peace through General
sherman Thus extremes meet. and copper
beads and woollyhesds assist each other
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cstcK.s Match as nobohsu,

eT, ogoR0n oRiCKRr CLUE Va. YOUNG AhnnioA
. cBIcuRr oLuB, Qv rBtLApfLpuIA. :.
Tnis match vas commenced yesteresy mosnnN ia
the vs uuings the &C. George made thirty arn "
the secosd thirty rhe Young America sccrcd for
ax IA the st innings aud twelve 10 the secood with ave
votsss dovp. The game VII be resumed " dsy, whcp,
q wtp. the Youog AmsricA have sHoaaa rina h MAKE
vllh a9a wAAksA y (a&
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

s. b CarrrrsDEN- The eoouyhead, Round,
head, blue las, Maine isw, shoddy contractor
and disunion candidate Tor Congress IN
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Ihs Prize Hsing

rHY CONTEMPLATED rrGuy nSrwsss JANIS RgR-
RroAs ASp JOAN TUAsSe-.1 ENsg rAys fah
FFT.
A eight was 70 have taken pacs yesterday besseea
James Rerrgsn OF New York. ard John Turner. of Bos
ton for one tnogssnd dosrs a s.1e, o. Isaud Fond.
Vermont
Z number OF New York sporting nle' tes here o.
Saturday and Sunday intending lie present ai the o
encounter. The priuc.paT started from Bosgn saigr
Ca y Last for she place Of rende&voa-.
No Heht p.sce however Turner paying forfeit,
win be perceived hy tho following desra,cbs--
SPECIAL DEsPATcH 40 THg pRgAIo.
PORTLAND Me-. SEPT IL, 1854.
Turner forfeited one Thousand dollar GO kerrlran
morning oi his being pcunds wcfh'.
Ali are returning The thievoa stealing cvery thing
they can at every station Watches poc.etbo
st and the ears ali confusioo eat bac&g uprosy.
They are Boston thieves They stop up the doors OF each
car al every station, and nothing 700 sash Or too
mean for theu.
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The Great TrOttfng Race as ths EashtOn "a
I,-
The Lexinytou Races.

LHNInefoN. Ky.y h&pt. = S4s5t
On saturday extra day purse Of $3.50, mile heats.
rohn Harper's b. I. Sue Lswts, by Lerlrgton four
years eld in two stragb. heA!, beating j. Tords
b. c. California and Alexander b. Matsis Cross.
Time-Frss heat. I:5e second heat. 2ossa
REcrr4,e tAL. SssrTvG--Ysss pAs.
Sweepstakes for tnrco yeU oda 81, 900, mls ADA
peat, eatraace the association stakes 10 add $500.
Aiexandcrs :. {. Asteroa IL two straight heats
beating Loads,one and ], Nord's b. Grsut IAxnx
ton Tinie--First beat, l:srt, rscond beat, lsI..
Attendance good track scw.
LEXINGTON. ky., Sept, ~. 1904
sycoSD pAT.
T0rss mile heats, for ell ages raFpc ioot
John Hsrpees CD. b RhirurarV wou, bea,lat siexaa.
cer's T,ecsn. Time-tire. uie. IS second u.t AS
Time OF three Ii G9Q ScccoG heat Elaoraina took
the lead ard hes ded - the fifc. 6sf
Track in good order.
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rn. Ma,k, Coz Murcp,

Tbs nete pcr steamship Arsbts for Halifsx araiivr-
pool, eose st seven A. n Tomorrow, and SOC ~h' as
at about pire A. ~.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
THE SITUATION.

the opening OF peace negotiations bet ween coyerucV
Brown, Of Georgia, asd General Sherman, the an
pofotmcnt q commissioners from the Union general
wecs southern ambassadors within the unrs is no
doubt true Ii s said that Mr.. Lincoln a,erse Ia
such proceeding and willing 70 recall his Fmanci.
patton proclamation least submit ii to The
judgment Of the Supreme Court in the e7eu. 0. the
scathern States any OF them returning 10 their
allegiance The rerccessou of Georgia 10 the Union by
Euca az act as this contemplated by Governor Brown
sad sustained, as il reported be by such men as
Ak. stephens and Robert roombs wiz pr the kev
stone cut Of the arch Of the conedcracy and tarfuy
oemoraiize the whole structure
Forrest with his whole iorcs advanced upon and de.
uroyed Sulphur Spring troslls on Ihe 25,h Co.cnel
Pase. commanding Elk Horn bridge evacuated that post
III daylight, and FoTros took possession, with force
estimated AZ seven thousand stross and three batteries
Tho latest accounts from General Sheridan are Of the
most cheerful Character he il driving the rese. =,
rdiy southward, and has now reached within eighty.
@even miles Of Lynchburg. General Torberts prr.
Suit OF she enemy tcFsrds Lurny has terminated
h the complete flight OF rebel cavalry after being
terribly whipped General eheridan s ioIswior p the
enemy as fast as he can his army.
The Authorities Washington not ,ach importance
to the movements oe the Missouri and Arlansas
formidable as they appear. 1t is NOT anticipated
That any serious results Will tae movements
@. Price or the othOr rebel gsnesals
1ensral Mower, who iei; Brownsville Ark two weeks
seo With strong force or cavalry and artillery, is sn
snovine ncrthwnrd in Prices rear, and will be heard
frpn 10 good time Pilot Knob net been evacuated
ss reported. several attacks were made upon il bu.
were repuised.
Senator Foots-now rebel member OF Congress-bas
addressed rambling letter 10 the people Of South
through the columns Of the Richmond Whto in which
he expresses himself willing to accept the proposition OF
convention Of States. 18th the that the South
will hold 70 its demand for q separate government He
teinSs that Mcclellan elected the Northern people
wli sebc.
Tue opy news from the army before Petersburg a
that the rebel army is apparently in rnool hoavy
siege guns have been removed frotn s,,,, s,sa :,
ths hppouattoz, and all the iDr - = ,o,~ 80,
q, Important movement = .,.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
,-..o.., H.,a,itasnco.

Psrsonal HMteittaenco. -.
tsu,s,n u,chsst DcrAs. One Hundred ena Yuv ~
u.Vorr volunteers (Coroorsa Lsglop) teosstly ~
eonss n ,hs Libby psi,op. hss heen ppses and 49,
N AaHacoLA
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

Of mean dsssrtion In the critical hour Of dan.
ger: The sovereign right Of Georgia to with.
draw b conceded; bat IL d argsd thaE honor
ought to restrain her. Brought to this test, we
ere not surprised ct the alarm Of these rebel
philosophers at Richmond concerning tho
State of Georgia. She h now ct the mercy OF
Sherman. and thus the honor Of adhering to
JEFF. Davis to the extremity of subjugation and
destruction becomes very doubtful question,
What miserable mockery and delusoa thus
becomes this Southern fundamental idea Of
State supremacy and nationality.
We are inclined, therefore, to believe that
whatever the particulars may be. there is some
reality in these overtures. Georgia has had
enough Of the war. and wants peace, and that is
reason enough why her authorities should try
to nuke It. / is worthy OF notice, too. that the
men stated to be with Governor Brown are the
ones most likely TO be in such movement
Toombs and Cobb have found out that they are
nobodies in the confedsracy, and want to get
out of it, and Alexander H. Stephens, who SO
earnestly opposed the secession of bis State
who had SO great faith in the old government
and 80 little in the new one-wiil certainly il
be raises his voice at oil In these DAYS. raise 1t
for the Union.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
IssicepseMa for &c rsei,fnS Mes'ssshes
60 ehe Draft

NswAsx. N. j., Sept ~, 1894.
N pu,,x. .Aisss q ,hs Daily Jesr"eis Of 'hs sisy.
Da nesn aaosd py sssorsnd Jury Of The un'ssd ssss
e.rou,, cour. :. rrsussa charge OF puoisnus s0ss
n I.,v ss. ,sliss resistance - tho dran rhs ~a
..,n s.s,v ssSs vaaoe sss1 IN October.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
new YORK Court 81 Appeals: ,.,

rhs foIo~iug 10 The Court ef Appeals cslendar .or
wcdnes ar. Ssptembr axs--s" y S'ssk, AZ, Va
lL ~ 90 ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Arrival Or tho 1evesus steamer Rostns
erner.

Tho Unted Slater revenue sfcsnI kcrtbcrper Cartssv
on rauDce arrived az tbI: port yesterday morning
Washington, via CITY pOius ssd FORTRESS Monroe. having
On board Mr. Harrington, Asssssnt Secretary Of the
freasury che viii procssd 70 Boston 10 the eust" tb's
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

CUTTING Born WAYS. Now that The French
in Lower Canada have expressed their deter
nination, through the press and at large
public meetings, to resist the plan OF the coa-
federation aud demand their independence
and nationality OF their own, the Montreal
Gazette, which has been the great ally OF tie
Sout ern rebels, changes its tone. /, says
"Naugut but mischief can come OF setting
race against race and neighbor against neigh
Dor thus" Yet the Ga5ette has done every
thing in its power to stir up the South against
tie North, and neighbor against ncighbor
over here IN the North. We think, from ap-
pearances. that those rabid Canadian editors
will themselves have taste of civil war ere
long and if 80 'the poisoned chalice will be
commended to their own lips
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
MIsCxLLAHEous NxvA

We hsve nevs from British Hcsdsrss, dsted a. Beiirs
f. The &c Of sspssmbsr Tns eOsty vas visited bv .
tevers hurricane The sosh aud sis OF August and fs
anH Al imms1ss sDou5s q properly VA destroyed
fp1 asz9sss ansasAu 70 aslfraa sssssnN a N
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
az, -OPElN NEWS.


City OF Baltimore from Queenstown On
- ,eptember, arrived at this port yesterday
a. Her news is three days later.
peace movement and Presidential election IN
America we're Subjects cs anxious CANVASS amongst oil
classes Of the anguish people
Tho Londoo Tim expresses tae opinion thai the South
Gro leaders viii convention Of setticncnt
lass the ultimate Independence Of the confoderscy is
eIrer openly acguowlcdget taciy guaranteed, srt
says thai the people o tho North w ultimately acquicsco
10 az issu, q ths war With good grace POS
stole.
sr Lincou's re election would s said, be fol- aud
tuegulvocs approval hy the people or tue policy q
a.. North as well or all the acts military
suss by which IL has beon enforced
General EcClollan's election would asserted leac
o. posce al hazards IS insmsred indeed, that the
restoration o. Union s spoken 10 the Chicago platform
merely with The view OF dsspatng the enitu.
biasm Or she people TOO abruptly b. shs syowsi Of q
pledge o; peace.
TIE ioadon P0sG, an English government organ says
thst tile Southern states asserted and sntainod
tor Independence aud should be regarded ree TIE
Nortbern states.
The London Herald the Derby organ, says there must
ee either peace future secession o. other portions
. the Uaion.
Tue LONDON 7imcs draws very rat'-rng portrait o
Gsnsral MoClean a. q man, soldier and acautyous'
g. the London TimeS alleges. 'strango" ard "sfsrtns
evidence or Improvement In the tone and views OF th
American democracy.
Anew rebcl loan OF nfty million pounds sterling ~
Invited by advertisement In Of the Logsh ocrns's
but the London rmd repudatcs u - vnsothorlreo u
tbs rebol government.
United states bonds had improved IN vans u he Ger
nsn market.
Tnc rebel cotton loar recovered Htle 10 LcudoD,
sbe absencs OF confirmation o. The report Of the
tion OF Atlanta
A French transport neet vas aoout 70 sail for Ver
Cruz 70 embark the arpJ IRON Mexico IN october
me DaaoGsrman Conference 10 yierns etil! halted 10
rias Of adjustment OF the financial poin" Involve
t.tveeu Austria and Prussia and Dcpmsrs sne u
cuchles
The horse Blsr Athol Che Sc Legef 10 Bngissd b
two lengths. leo horses ran
Cousos closed 10 LONDON tbe J 6th inst 1 SIX .
for money The tone Of the money msrscs VI" 10
proved. Mesns levine horrs, n the Aneric'
G~ds had ssspsnsod IN London.
The Liverpool cotton very Irregular, 10 co
psqusucs ooatnusa discussion Of the probable edec
whsh the action Of the Chicago Csnvention would hsv
90 the supply a the staple through peace Prices wes
unchanged eu the 18TH iasa BreadsluD Quss snt
plsady. Provslon, Dun
MIscxLLAHEous NKvA
We bsve news from Rritah Hosdsrss dsted ss BELIZE
90 the gd Of ssptsmber Tho eolsrv vss v,sttsd bv
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

ccsss me town Of Bsss vsa ancss issnlAssA by tAs
Sea which rs ssns fsss s six fsss shove ~ ssdasy
high tidss Several houses blown aowa end aaay
sores sna ohss buildings uArooisl Fences, kttchsss,
oushouses and smal butiags were swept away by the
nood The wharves and ssorehouses % shs wharvss
were under wAssr Ths rain fen IN torrents aud wss
blown into every hole and corner ws the day seemed
turned into night was thought sass widespread
want would be upon the inhsbitants, - all the
plsntatioos hare been blown down very much In
jured 1be trade between Belize and the Unite4atea
was vastly deprecated by The Few American
sels reached the port and most Of these hoissd the
British flag. Prices high and trade dull.
Pursuant TO the call Of the President the Board Of Su
pervsors met a, O'Clock yesterday On recommends
tou OF the Committee Annual Taxes ordinance was
passed authorizing the Comptroller issue county
bonds replace those lost ty the holders The report
OF the Committee Annual Taxes shows the amount 70
be raised By taxation for the present year to bs
follows ~ ....s
For state purposes. t5I wy
Tor county purposes ........... J,12oeeI
kOr city purP ees 1901 ooA
To supply dencienc S6S5vO
Total ......... .,............... 81, ,7o5 .osa
The valuation Of property to be taxed Is as fonows
Sss estate .,...............-S4i0s ~, ,0ss
Personal properly OF residents goo ks,046
Personal property Of noa residents. 1884 459
Total. ts34, 4s5, ,o4o
600 Of tho required for police purposes
He0O. tudc m fov Par
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Uss0nlptioa OF Tarougn Travel ON the
Baltimore aNd Onto Maftroad. saHs

EhL1IMoNR. sept ", 1884
Ths morning mdil train ut quarter TO eghtA. N. -
morrow wedneod0y, on the EeItiniore and Ohio Rail-
rosc viii 90 tn oulh Wheeling, and viii daily -
further notice. except Gu Sundays. oa rext Sundu
right a. afteen minutes pest O'Clock, tho daily
presa train Wheeling rArorsburg sill also DO -
sansu mahos two daily fof al parts OF tbs WssA
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

Coon News FOR THE EMPIRE CIfY.--We are at
length positively and definitely out Of the
draft Married men with large families and
small incomes may possess their souls in peace,
and no longer tremble at the possible chances
of the wheel Bachelors also may burn tocir
memoranda Of railroad fares to Canada,
and relinquish their stopped shoulders, hard
coughs and rheumatic pans. We are officially
informed that the quota Of the city OF New
York is filed under all calls for troops.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
Mr.. Tnssders O. Wilson'S DsspateAs
MouNr JAussor Va Sept "a 1884

Ia the Fifth regular cavalry, i.cUseSeate Fitzgerald
aid Murphy arc dead. Iieutensnt q Rcbbas wounded
ir hip Lieutenant Trevors left leg snpatasd. resrsa
scnd casualties to, lay; bat the isss
the hospitals al Sandy ucok arc noi yet completed
The town is all confusion today With the olicsrs and
sttacncs Of the trains just arriving.
bon r, W. kellogg, OF Michigan hss Just arrived, on
hia way The front M
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RAILROADS.

II ailr GA q.
SHORTEST. QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE;
ET LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
no ALI. POINTS IN ILLINOIS,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA.
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
viii leave and arrive as follows
Leave OTTUMwA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
80 Se osloe;k K p ~ NJ. is O'Clock, A. NJ
Connecting a, Galesbrrg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy; at Mendoza
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Gaiena Dunleith. Tor St Louis and Cairo at Bur-
lfng.on with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKuh and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taxing the Il. & NJ. X. r. r., reacn Chicago
twelve hours anead Of any other route
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE
re shippers Of Live stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving daily,
Sunday excerted These Trains have all the
rights OF Passenger Trains, thus insurinE des-
patch and consequently avoiding all those Vex-
atious delays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides OF the Mississippi, close by the Ferry; ana
Drovers will find there aAythir g they could Wish
for the accommodation OF their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago and New
York. II. THIELSEN, Superintendent.
Gen. Western Agent, c. h. 4 @. r. r
Ocf--wtf
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The Keokuk Constitution says that the
author Of the bogus proclamation is Re-
publican. 1t is hardly necessary for us to
say that Clagett simply utsers a 'aisenooo'
in making the above statement. ana se
knew he was not telling the truth. when he
made the statement, for he has read, over
and over again, statements showing that
the author Of the bogus proclamation, IS
dirty Copperhead. 1t is as natural ior
Clagett to lie, as lis for duck to taketo wa
ter, hence we don't like to come down on
him harshly, for he can't help it.
Gen. Tuttlel arrived at Keosauqua, on
Friday last. 1t is rumored that he has
resigued his commission,
TRAINING ScHooL.-A school for train
inr teachers is in operation IN Davenport.
we need one out this way. We know =
teacher who professedly stands il the front
rank Of educators who speils "pakef WIN
tvo k's. He also thinks that the name OF the
haast Of burden which traverses the desert,
shonld have the same photography as the
ssCampbellsn of Scotland! On the birth OF
. son he wrote as follows: .'goG be prazed!
I've q air to nv estait!'' If his ''estait'' is
~ limited as his photographed acquire,
menfs. his .'air'' will be under the painful
necessity to "root little pig or de- from
tho commencement Of his existence. we
confess to q horror OF bad spelling. Espe-
riallv inexcusable is such spelling IN those
persons who have the educational care OF
children. The genius even OF Artemos
Ward cannot sanctify dlstarse0 ortho-
graphy.-iyate Register.
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tenderness supported by him in his own
family, until she died. She never sold tripe
for living, never was in Philadelphia,
and had been dead six years when the Cop
perheads opened the political campaign OF
1854, by unoorking this bottle Of ies.-Mas-
cGtiIe Journal.
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I En ACRLS-The N. n. IL PIP
IVV -2-2 miles east OF kossuth, 70 acres in
cultjvation-a small house thereon. rtT safe or
exeho7age jor Glce,to0chs. Price ten dollars per
acre-terins easy. GEO L. LANE
Jlllej1-Wu VUce neal Post stuee, EIL1,r gtQn,
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\ 3. 4 9. r. r. LINE.


S2
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington TO Chicago. Detroit, Toledo
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Rsal.iEAOre, New York
and all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 600 A
n. train correct at Mendoza with the illinois
Central Railroad North and South and ut Chic ?
90. both the Noon and Evening trains. Both
trains cOnnec. with all the great Eastern Ra1-
road routes, to-wit: N. G. r. +. via. Detroik; n
s. r X. via Toledo andP 1ttsbarIn and Fl. Wayne
r VIA f. Wayne, Of witch passengers can
take their choice.
Only twenty hours irons Burlington 70 Toledo;
Thirteen hours ahead Of any o.Aef rOute leaving
Burlington.
Baggage checked through 70 Detroit, Niagara
Falls aud New York, Bosom, Toledo, Dunkirk,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thorougnsare for
sale at Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and
the Ticket Once cOYLe1 Front and Water streets
Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached 70 tie Night trainA
Fare rs low as any other route.
r r. EOGFORD,
tanl-optf Gen. Agent G. B. 4 @ X. r
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tanl-bptf.

GRPERIOR CURRY CARDS.-Hay.
~ ing neither cracks, corners, screws or lacks.
Their extreme durability, smootkness cheap.
Cards Tor the times. Manutao tuTed by r. Els &
Son, and sold Oy Hardware Saddery and Wood
en- Ware dealers generally. They are cheap
enough 10 try. junel7-Ctw