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, 1865-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. l4.--Ihe Tortd's Nashville
correspondent says that the railroads IN that Slate
have all been turned over 10 the companies TO Nhom
they belong, In compliance with the late order Of
the War Department. 1i1crc arc nearly a dozen
companies III the Statc who etrafnng every nerve
4 large force OF workmen i* employed on the dit
ferent roatf repairing tracks, building bridges aud
Otherwise improving generally. the condition Of
thcif roads. 4 large amount ot railroad material
belonging 10 The Government has been purchased
by companies from Alaha,na, Georgta, Mississippi
md r7orIda. A Largo amount has been turned over
NTH tho reads On which 1t has been in use during
tLe u1r, for which the government will he remit.
ne1a3cd al ZONE fnture day. Arrangements hare
been madc binding the holders Of stock 10 that ef
, 1865-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. 1i.-Ihe steamer D. q. Mount,
from jacksonville, florida. 3fh, has arrived herr.
The Eaion contrad1cts the report OF the pEevA-
lcncc Of yellow fever in that city. :;
the State Convention, ufgcs thc acceptance Of tic
situation, letting bycones be bygones, and the
Union In the future b one and undivi-able.
The steamer Grensda, from Charleston 1ltb, has
arrived. 49,
The steamer Geo. Cromwell bEines New Orleans
adricce to the eth. Our files contain no neWs.
Sd gives al encouraging account Of fhe progress Of
niai1s In lint State Major General Asboth, whose
health would not permit sea voyage, has lef1 for
Washington and New York via the Mississippi.
, 1865-10-16
The Louisville Synod.-.Seccssfon
Rampant.


Money Order Nusin OF
Certificates Of IudcbtednaA*-Sputhcr
Paymaxterr TIurs Pay Up Old Scores.
fSpeeIal Dcepateh 10 the Chicago TfihuneJ
, 1865-10-16

New YoRK, Oct. 14.-Tbe C0N1atyclal .i9tfT9ijtF
EnEl}eh visitors connected with the Atlantic aud
Great Western Railroad, to the directors Of the
Erie Railroad, proposing to conso1date the r9n-
Ming arrangements OF the two roads, und 10 doubls
ihe t1sck Of the Erie road from New Tork 10 Ssla-
1uanca with BrItieh capital esntcsence has hsso
ths psrt Of ihe Atlantic and Great Western and r7c
directors upon fhe matter but as get no definite
conclusion has been reached. A further Interview
Inflammation rom tfe Wt3t.
, 1865-10-16
JEFF. DAVIS.

His Huu1ored Escape md on 11IH Way
TO En.Iand-A Probable Cnnard.
Ntw YonK, Oct ia Washington special to Il
Sunday paper gays: An extraordinary nlmor pre-
walls .hefe Tonight that JET. Davis has escaped
ffom Bis place Of confinement aud Is now afloat on
the ocean, bound probably for Nassau. twill BE-
remembered that Davis had recently bten removed
ftum the cosematea the Fortress to Carroll Hall
building Id the interior Of the fort, uhcre he wn,
given comfortable apartments. The story was that.
en- Friday noon, Davis cot out OF the Fortress In
the disguise OF negro ateredore, and got on board
Of an EngHsh steamer. which wa waiting in Ramp-
ton Roads. The vessel eeI sail immediately bis
reaching the deck. It. Is further ntimate1 that the
escape wos Winkcd at bY tho highest officials at
, 1865-10-16

New YorK, Oct 1.-THE arrangements for The
Ffrrmen's ps.adc, At Philadelphia, % Monday. arc
Of the moei elaborate order. The following Com.
panies from this city, LEFT this afternoon for Ph!la-
Il; Fircmen's Association Of E1cmpts; 1Manbat'
than Engine. No. 8; Marion Hose. No. 4; ttyc
Onk Eneine: No. ~: Mcclellan Hosc, No; 10;
These Companies will be received By the compa-
mics IN Phl1adelphia appointed 70 iake them in
charge u xuetts during their stay in that city.
, 1865-10-16
FROM DETROIT.

Trial for H4pe-The Prisoner Shot by
thc Brother Of the F1ctln-Provo.t
Marxlialsk H3uaJncAx Closed Up-Mfltfa-
ry-Rhe Smuggling Ca.eA.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbune.]
DErRofr, Oct H.
Capt. John p. Ward, OF the steamer Rclndear,
WEE shot at lexington Sanllae county last evenlug,
by = lad Of etxtecn yeass, named Farnan. brother
Of girl who had instituted proceedings against
him for S1pe. Theease was examiued At Lexington
5eAte1ay, and after it4 eloss. about ane O'Clock In
the evening. white Capt. Ward Wis On the way to
his hotel, The Ind cred rpon HIN With revolver,
the ball striking him near the spine. aud passing
through hie abdomen. Heft1l to the ground, when
Fa1msn fired twonaore shots, both taking cGeet IN
the breast, md can.ing eeserc wounds Farm1n
~ne ttiret wht1e IN tbs aet Of firing again, md
taken to 1i Their Is but little hope Of tha recog
cry Of the wounded man, ns the body below the
hrFt wound Ie paralFzed. lie Vas 4 son oE Capt
g. B. Ward Of ihis uty, is about thlrty Years of
acc and II widely known here.
All the Provost Marsalals OF this State closed
their bnainesa with the Government yesterday.
A detachment OF the 9TH q. 8. 1nfsntry auived
hcre thiE morning and took up thesz headquarters
Ut Fora Wayne.
Seven persons wezr arraIgned before q. s. Com.
missioner Wilkins, yesterday, for smuggling, and
ve1e held 10 bail for tia!. In Enoet Of lhe case4,
the arfIcfa 4DurRfed WIS Tk18keY.
, 1865-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. 14-Thc Petersburg ErIwEss
Of the 1tth ssys: "a gentleman Was III this city
ycftefday, who saw Int was not permitted to con
yerfe with. JEFF Davis, Clay and John Mitchell.
but the Latter seemed rad and gloomy. He ttates
the prisoners mt al ven: comfortably quntered,
and daily furnished with the rery best diet. which
the restraint imposed by confinement, the prisoners
a'e Rs comfortably sltuated ut thus time as they
their friends could dezfre-
, 1865-10-16

HAnn1snrno. ra., Oct, 14.-An3Aceilent occurred
10 the day express t1ain going East between here
thrown nom the track, and eight persons killed
md two slightly injured. The only one Of the dead
recognized up to thit time Ia 1he wife Of J. f. Ban,
Erq.. Of Pittsburgh. The accident sSns eaused oy
trnken f4fl.
, 1865-10-16

Money Order Nusin sinekA-hede"Ptl0n 0f
Certificates Of Iudcbtednaa*-Sputlac
Payluaxterr T1ur. Pay Up Old Scores.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trihunc,I
WAsH1SGToS. Oct Is.
The money order offices established Nov. 1et'
1s6i have lseued at the close Of the sc1 year end
ing June Goth, 1861, oter 1900 money orders,
amounting to &l,8Gn1s2-5a. Tho amount Of fees
rrceIged Nas $ll, l,53L9l Of which sum p0stnasters
received oue.third, and The Government the Ee.
znaIuder. During the eight months refcr1ed to,
there were l43 Offices in operation, at an aggregate
expense during that period Of 81, ,6os, ,i37. There
arc no's 40 of1ces In operation.
During the week ending yesterday, certificates Of
Indebtedness TO the amount Of Il Ga7, ,eM were re-
deemed hy the Treasury. The Treasury Depart
ment last week tssned nattouaf currency to the
amount Of s3,6t5 TO, making total now In cfncu-
Si1 murr surgeons OF volunteers weee mustered
out Of serEics on Saturday.
FGrstecn, National NankA were established last
week, AmouE which were the following: The First
Of st. Joaeph. Mo-, capital O0,000: First OF In
Vic, No. s199 FIJI of Monroe. siie6, yiSo,-
Geo; Ffrsi Of Flint Mich. {100 0oo; Fizst of Law
renee, kanear, FLO, ,01-
The Government Is now drawing On all Southc1u
poa1maaters for balances dpe prior the rebellion.
u1afls hare bern drawn on all the Offices in the
Southern States whosc poatmaatess are appointed
by the President, amounting to Eli? .4G7 .G. Vir
rfnIa is more indebted tha1 any Other State, her
deficiency being *, 10 18 The department is now
cdness Is one hundred dollars OF over. II the
dlalfs arc not paid, suits are at once Instituted.
The Secretary Of War has ordered The Quarter-
master General 10 fssue to the freedmen, on requi-
e,mcnt clothing declared unfit for distribution to
the aftuy.
, 1865-10-16

WAsu1s0rox, October 1.-THE Commission.
Ct Of internal Revenue. ruled to-day that
where the sales Of prodnce broker exceeded
the annual value Of len thousand dollars at
any time during ihe year Of BIZ License. and TIE
produce broker If thereby subjected tn the liability
Or commercial broker, fhc new license should be
granted from the first day o! the month in which
tie liability thereto occurred, and should be letned
On the payment Of 4 rate propoEtionable with the
acrua! fs9et ~ sBrh 3eqDse.
, 1865-10-16
Fourth Auditors Rcport-Naval Hos
pltnl Fund-PrIzc Claims .fd1n1s-
sionH to the eNnvy-Colllsson1 Rctvecu
Black and White TroopA.


pltal Fund-PrIze Clatms- !idin1s-
sion~ to the Navy Colllasons Between
Black and White Troops.
NV ToRE, Oct 15-Thg HtraIFs tpec5al from
Washington contains the following: ''The Fourth
Auditors report for the fiscal YEA. ending July Isl,
has been made. The number Of re4ulsttlo1s drawn
the Treasury FOR the settlement OF accounts Tor
S12s, ,G70t67. Five thousand three hundred dollars
have been paid ovef the SECRETARY OF the NAVY
trustee Of the Naval Hospital Fund, and the Com
missioner of1ntesual Revenue has been benefited
eossees. Tess!5 5000 p7ize e!assns hase Sekn r.
ees.ed nnd $50 Of them adusted fnrolriug the dfs.
bur.e1nent to o0eers, sai!ors and marines, In al
pa1ta of the country Of Il 595. General claims 10
beneAt Of esst number Of nayal indfflual*, rang.
mg from Adm1tM Farragnt down 10 the poorest
ships boy. Reports have been madc upon twenty
Two applications for admission to the naval asylum
Many have made allotnente through agents in ,he
ren and creditors ~ the amount Of $1,o0o,809 0!
thie rum motc than six hundred Thousand dollars
were paid by the allotment agent in New 1ofk.
Twenty -tour millions we're disbnrhed for psy1n=s-
ters aecoants. Ihe NAMES ot s9s pensionsts @ have
seyeuty7dTe male clerks md upwards u any ft"
quite serious 10. occurred at The Baltimore
depot this forenoon, hctueen the lGith ,hezdacky
Of WashipZton, and a detachrnent Of white troops
PREPARING to 80 North by the ii O'Clock tain'
Muskets. p!stol4 and bayonets were freely used7
and corporal OF the eolored troops Was killed. aao
tesefA others We're severely .sounded- 4 enaplaa
oEtetetan reserve Te2tments were promptly otde:ea
10 the scene OF action BY Gen. Dent but the coinf
ed loets left the eld md the excitement snbaades
before the Veterans arrived.
The President, this afternoon, appointed 5oaf
Council Assessor Of Internal Revenue foK The III
DfAffirf Of 1ntfa
, 1865-10-16

GANG, Oct 1t=The Cont for the tEtal Of En-
III. Etheridge ttatcd he had no objection to any
member Of the Court, but wiahcd to act ~ bis own
counsel. and asked the Court 10 grant him petn!s-
sion 10 file his plea against the Jurisdiction Of the
, 1865-10-16

. Erx Fonk. Oct 14-Ihe Woflds special ta5s
the regular Cabinet seassm to-day lasted nAt !ew
Eneed were absent. hut were duly represented by the
Assistant Secretaries. -.
, 1865-10-16

Supplies for the Indian Bureau.
NEW YoRK, Oct. l4.-The HtrcITs spcca1 ssys
Judge Cooley, Commissioner OF Indian, AhAirs,
itsaed IN advertisement to-day for Propofois to
that Bureau to furnish IN the nefehborhood Of
Waps callcos and tohacco, for general distribution
among Indian tribes to which donations OF snch
articles 6f1e due by ffeutY. F.
, 1865-10-16
The Belfast Fire.

Belfast, Nc, pct, 1i.--Thc are in this city orig
tnated accidentally at about II o'clock tn boat
shop at the head Of Lewis wharf, at the foot ot
Main strect, md owing 10 low tide, scarcity Of
water, md dcacfent fire apparatus. ftcsh wind
soon scattered the fa1nef, and In a short time the
buildings near the wharf were consumed. The pro.
Ercss Of the flames Irresistible, sweeping bal!
the buildings Oh the vest side, Commencing with
Min street tom te river to Whittier biock On tho
southern side, md to Washington on the northern
side;' aeo, ul Of Fette1! street. The western ride
street up to AcChntock's block Of dwelling houses
and thoEe On the northern aide Of Miller street.
The fire raged most fearfully for eight hours when
buildings on nearly every street Many honses
wcrt cleared d their contents and the destruction
Of the whole city seemed inevitable for a time.
Most Of the buildings destroyed wcre woud. and
wfl soon he replaced, In the present stale Of con.
fusion individual losees cannot be accurately cssf
mntcd. but they will amount to not less than 3
quarter Of million dollars, only onc-itth Of which
II enrrYni hp 1nEttrafcC.
, 1865-10-16

FORTRESS MoSuoz, Ott+ IA heavy storm
Commenced Inst night, and has prevailed all day.
The steiner Wm. r. Clyde has arrived heee with
the steamer John Gnssun IN tpw. The Clyde picked
up the Gueeon in disabled condition with her
W1ecl lost. tWeutv miles north Of Chtncogue.
, 1865-10-16
Nine Persona Ktlted-SEx of Them Fe-
xnxleH-C1usc Of the Aee1deut-Lfst u

PHILADELPHIA Oct. ia despatch from Laa'
OF The faroad accident yeatcSiays Yesteri1J afe1-
nuon, as The day express train goas eass, on The
Pennsylvania Railroad, wss Within four mtes OF
part ID, which Etuck the bottom OF the car nes1r
he mont end and tore cut pazt Of tho bottom, pec
cipitsttns the occupants Of three seats % each as
wheels 81 thx rear trucks. Eight persons wr1o
Killed outright and smother died some hours IT.
terxsfd.
of The Killed By the accident, yesse1iay- on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, near thie place; sits FAN,
vile of jas. P. Barr, Of PfstsbuzEh; sarah Wi!et,
de surveyor Generals Once Of Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Trerta, Of Getta, Of silwankee; one ladSi nm
known two glrls, ten and efesen ysars old, In
known.
, 1865-10-16

e. WASHINGTON, Dct- 14-The Postmaster General
has ordered mail serv1ce from Savannah to Macon
and intermediate points On the CcntEal Railroad
This puts ai1ledgevtlle tn Communication 9y rail-,
Way iii all the principal cities Of the south and
Vest
, 1865-10-16

The Care Of S. T. Gloyer-Tl1e Prc~by-
tcrfnn synod Of NItA.ouri-1IenvT
tknla+.
lspeciai Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttfhnne.}
ST. LoC1a, Oct II.
The case Of Samuel T. Glover, charged With ptae-
tstanE law without taking the test OATH has been
Postponed till next week.
The ptcshytc.1an Synod IL stf1l discussing forms
Of ofapoloey tot treason, 10 be incorporated In the
Old School laws In Missouri. -,
Heavy rains have fallen IN various portions Of the
State during The Inst two day.. md the f1l Of the
E,ers has stopped. rise le hoped for in the Mis-
, 1865-10-16
The Wtrz Trfal-The TeAtiusony-Thc
C1oHfns,s Of tho C0unscI-Anothcr Sale
of Naxnf VeAscIs-TAe South Carolina

WASHINGTON, Oct. i3,-The record OF testimony
In the Wiz t13A makes 5000 foolscap paree, dfvi-
led Into seventy parts, and contains between 800
witnesses were cxam1ded on both sides, several Of
whom we're individually On the stand tWo days for
examination In chief and erose7e1aminatioa. 1T:
Ials7, or the counsel for the defence, thought 1t
1cad this OF testimony N addition 10 tho sub
seqnent task Of examining Ill the points Of law aad
last OF all the criticisms Of the statements Of Wit
neeses; the comparison OF the different classes OF
testimony. and the writing out Of his argument.
He Insisted on having tWo full weeks for the Per-
fosmance Of this labor, stating 1t vas utterly I'm
possible for him to conplete It IN shorter period
Of time The CaHst, a. Gzxt gave him eight days.
aflctwatd extended the limit 10 twelve, but lf.
Daker would take nothing less than two ueeks
from Monday, and milling 1n this he chose TO sub.
nit The case without argument.
Col. Chip1nan, the Judge Advocate. is already
preparing his aIEumept, promising 10 cover the
ground On both Eidcs, and viii read 1t next Wednes
day, when, fs usnal IN such cases, the Court will
with closed doors. proceed 70 consider md mike up
iheir findings In ths case before them.
The Nary Department will close out It's eale Of
steamers and sailing yessels b. dsposing Of twenty
t,ro at public auction in New York Oh tbs 18th
inst. They will be sold to the highest bidder With
out referye. A larger number o! vessels Lave been
so1d here than elsewhere above the assessed value
Of the Government Inspectors.
The Eonih Caroiinh delegates have not 5e1 had
the desired second interview with the PFcsidept'
who was too much occupied to receive them.
Chief Jpst1cc EbaAe htS Frtpruet to Washington.
, 1865-10-16

PH1r.ApEzrM1A, Oct. Ji.--01lcta1 1cturus from
thirty-tWo counties show Onion gain Of %, coo.
probably ineasc The gains 10 a to make the actual
majority IN the Staie Is Gov OF 25.000.
PM AnE1rB1A, Oct H.-From present fndie1.
tjons the Union majority at the Into election will
excrsd that Of Mi. Lincoln By several thousand.
Ut1cial rrtusns from forty counties hare thus fur
been received. Twcuty-st1 counties aso 10 heard
Ffr.Y,
, 1865-10-16

>, Nk1 YopK, oc4. 14-Albe1t A. Jones, the do;
faular In the Esle Railway Office. who abseouded
rome time since with <s,00o, haa been arrested N
New Qrleana. ..
, 1865-10-16

Banquet to French Naval omcer*.
Ew TonK, Oct. l4.-Adnath1 FaStagut gave IN
entertainment On Thursday eyeninf. At Uelnsonf.
coz. to The French Admiral and stah. Admiral
Bel1, Thurlow Weed, and ntlmber Of distinguished
1.erhnns were prtAcut.
, 1865-10-16

The Wasa1ngton Territory Co1ouiza-
ton Sthcmes
NEW YoHE, Oct 1l.-sfr. Mercer Of the Wash
inctDn Territory colonization scheme. now In
Washington, tcfeCraphs that be ia "a have the
steamer ContIncntaJ, and Government will furnish
The coal The steamer Will pass through the stEaEts
Of Magellan, Instead Of around Cape Horn The
Tnu,en xrtIl eatl In few dayt
, 1865-10-16

'AfT4VNl from E0fOpts,
:, s axur Hook. Det- 1.-THE stextnbhHt HeGa,
rom Liverpool, Sept. 10, has been sgoalled. she
Wili suiYe Up thtt Afternoon. !. e.: ~
, 1865-10-16

Petition, for Increase OF Pay in the
Navy.
EEw YoRK, Oct. 11-A general movement has
been commenced by the officer Of the United
iates Navy to petition Congress for an ine9ease Of
, 1865-10-16

Taking up Public Lands in nfch1.an-
Appointments. ).
Especial Despatch to the chicago TrIbunt.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
Nearly four thousand acres of public land we1e
taken up lat month At the Ionta, Mich. lind Of
hce, win bounty land walEanis and agricultural
college Ecnp.
Brcyet Ufsg. Gen. Anson @. McCook, son Of the
lste Or. John Mccook. whose death occurred here
last week, ha@ been appointed Asaessor Of Internal
fill the vacancy occasioned by The death Of. his
fnthef
, 1865-10-16
OHIO.


coIExnrs, oct: 14-1be following tuatotitles,
ports, have been officially reported to Dr. James
Williams, Secretary of the committee, to-day: Coz
has ms1ort1ee III Aehtabu1a, 3,0ls; Carroll, 200
Cermont. =; Clinton. t.077; Gcauga. 1,t6l Guctn-
tey, GIT; Harrison 4E}: Huron, 1,a50; Losuiu, s7
Medina; eas; Noble, 500; Starke, 40; Summit
1.sA6; Warren, 1,723.
1t proper to state that the balance OF the State
stance In Clinton county the majority for the other
candidates Is Lilo. being 33 tnoso than for Coz.
Morgan has ma}oyitica IN The following conntics:
AuS!aize, 1,aoo; Brown, 80: otsawa, 7oo; Rich
Many friends viii be rejoiced to hear that ospt.
John I. Wilson, the venerable Senator nom the
Adams ind Sc1oto District, has bcen 1e-eiected,
Dcrnocratic Representative from Hamilton county.
Col. PHILIPPE, ttnion} has also been elected as Rep
rcsen1atire from Adsn.. Seven more counties,
Cnly, nlc to bear from, Hnd these will scarcely
chnnge the figures, which arc for Cox, y, GOO ma
Tie following ma1orities for Genera, Coz may be
rssded r s1est H. ,se Ro1,ion ~ ot fhem being
81; jehesson, 1919; Fnltcnt 500; Lawrence, SIS
Wood, suu; Summit, LEU: Van Wcrt. ~; Cuya-
Eoga, LEO; Hardin, $50; Knox, 1h0; Like .i1O ;
Clinton, LILO: Lnrafu, 1.9Q6; Morrow go; Mns-
ktngnn, &c; Williams, a1s; Belmont 3t-1. gain Of
81; Darke, 1.-The balance of tho Union ticket Is
elected by from ~ to 10: Montgomery. 50.
The following are The ms}orft1es for Morgan:-
on, 4e; Pike: AS; saodneky, ITO; Shelby. 11s;
NaEne, 20; Wyandot, sg7. Hancock, 10.
The vote df the Ohio soldiers stationed at Ralti-
mnre fs: Cox, 20: Morgan. 2.
The bcst e4timAtee made give Gen. Cox 9S,Doo
minority on the home vote.
, 1865-10-16
RUM0RED NCAH & :;0F
JEFF. DAyH!: (

RUM0RED BCAE 3 :i0F |
| JEFF. bAvls!':::|| ( !.
He is Reported to be on Hi Way
to England. /: |
INDIANA ELECTIONS lTl- |
fYING RESULTS. |
The Harris Divorce
Case. !
Trouble Between the Whites
and Blacks in South
Carolina,
1t IEkHiBLE bUilER EhPlUSi0h
IN CALIFORNIA.
Total Killed, 52---Wounded, 81.
SERIOUS COLLISION BETWEEN
!: BLACK AND WHITE TROOPS
AT WASHINGTON.
SEVERE FIGHTS WITH
THE INDIANS.
They are Defeated With
Heavy Loss.
EXECUTION At FORTRESS
MONROE.
SINKING OF A STEAMER.
TERRIBLE STORMS ON
TIE GUILE.
Heavy Loss Of Life and Property
THE TRIAL OF EMERSON
| ETHERlDGE
Pennsylvania Election.
UNION MAJORITY, $4,000.
0bio--Union Majority, $4,000.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE.
The Louisville Synod--.Seccssfon
| Rampant.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-21
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Winter Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4;45 P. NJ. Closes at 72o A.
M, and 7:30 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at S.3e a. m, and
closes at 4.3O p. nj.
Davenport Mail arrives at $50 A. M, and 500
P. M. Closes 500 A. NJ, and Ais P. M.
0qua,cka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham,
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, ate Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4P. ~
Aaeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth Macomb, leaves Wed-
nssday and Saturday at 7 A.. n. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at 7 P. M.
Centre Point Mail, via Rural, Prairie6eld, Rich
land Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
s-d Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at 8 A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday att P.
cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, At Al Arrives Thurs>
day and Saturday at 6 p. NM.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 500 P.
On Sunday open from to l0a N.
&c TRUESDALE P. NJ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-21
MackenZie'S
Patent Auto Propelling
Cantering Horses

Patent Horse to carry his master
Needs no spur to make him go faster;
Runs along cheerIiy soon you stride him,
Ready to go wherever you guide him. &
I'HESE horses rapidly over any good
l road, sidewalk park grounds, with a grace
fui cantering motion, propelled mainly by the
tcetght OF the rider, alternating motion from the
saddle to the padals, In the act OF rising to the
motion of the horse, and with about the same
am ut of exercise to the rider in riding live
horse, ana with about the ssame amount of exer-
else to the rider as in riding live horse. They
may be started, stopped short, or controlled in
going down hill, by the rider. They will run up
a moderate ascent, if the road Is hard and firm
They are directed By the 5ridle- As the motions
identical, it is a good mode Of training for
equestrianism. They unequalled a means
for agreeable and healthful out door exercise, all
the year round, for adults well as for girls and
boys OF two years old and upward. Girls ride by
using the slde-sadde horn-those under ten years
old usually ride astrde. The size fer boys strong
Snough to carry man of 800 pounds weight. On
the sidewalk or level ground light carriage with
a child in it be attached and drawn Any per-
son having but one leg ride perfectly well.
For prices enquire the office of this pap er,
send stamp for circular and price list
STEPHEN w. SMITH.
49S Broadway New York.