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3ailrnaas
Chicago 4 Rock Island Rail Road.
Las A - -. E
CHANGE oF TIME.


W Err A Il Il A NJ MENT
On and after Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1854, until
further notice viii leave Rock Island Depot
follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at 7.5o m, arriving
IN Chicago at 4.30p m. --4.
Through freight train at l0:I5 a m, arriving in
Chicago "a : Is m.
Express Freight tram, at 5.45 p. m, arriving in
Chicago at $40 a. m.
Night Express ats-0o p M, arriving in Chicago
at o-Oo a. m. ssa. = Z -
TRAINS ARRIyE.FRoa TlfE r EAsr.-.s
Night Express $50 a m, leaving Chicago at
II midnight
Express Freight train, at 7.I5 a. m, leaving
Chicago at $40 ..
through Freight al / P. M, leaving Chicago
Day Express and Mail al 4.45p m. leaving Chi
cago at $40 m.
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at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
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Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
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Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
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seats IN the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only to stations the line of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN +. TRACY, Sup't.
W. H. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
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Catarrfl Cured.

They are treating Catarrh a system which
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Experience has proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured by local treatment alone; hence the many
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remedies, give relief only while the patient u.s.
ing them, but never cure.
Understanding the disease, and know 1t can
not be cured by local treatment alone, therefore
also prescribe constitutional remedy to be
taken, and by the combined local and constitution
al treatment, enabled to remove the cause
of Catarrh, and thereby effect
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Mississippi d Missouri Railroad.
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NET I6.SfT THys{SsTT kTT$0
1851 sU MINER ARRANGEMENT.IS
Trans run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10Th, 1864, and until further notice passenper
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
For Grlnneil and Washington, Express, 5:45 A. \.
For freight and accom-. for Grinnell.... $50
For freight and accom-. for G-inreu,
Iowa City and Muscatine. p. NJ
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
Freight and accommcda from lows Citv SEQ
Freight and aceommods, from GrinnelI,
and Washington. ................,5:45P p NJ
Express from Grinnell and Muscatine. S.l5P NJ
The 545 A. M. tram out of Davenport make d.
rect connections at Grinnell, Iowa City and Wash
Lngton, with the Western Stage Company,s
Stages Tor all points west ,southwest, aud north
west
lralhs rom the westconuect at Davenport with
trains OF the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points East North and South
Passengers are reminded of the necessItx n
giving distinct directions to the destination a
their baggage. Also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars
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A. kIhBALL, Asst. Supt.
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Thus again has the law been deiied D.
military authorities. and the " hole eOmuu


\ curious ease 81 mi-cegcnation has lately
been reported 90 Major Nickcf-ham Of the
Frccdmen's Bureau al this place. n having
occurred In the neighborhood Of the town 81
Lumberton. on the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad. II seems that white
man residing near that place entered the Com
tetlerate army some time last year, leaving be-
hind him young wife. On his return home.
last summer. after the surrender, a rather
disagrceable state OF affairs was found 10 cX list
for II was asccrtaned that during his absence
his young aud Virtuous wife had tab ca up With
a negro. aud had been living with him for
some time past. The result of this Illicit In
tercourse proved 10 be muatto child.
Last sunday the injured husband determi lcd
upon revenge. and. claiming the negro, he
loaded his gun and drove him before him into
Iumberton. hut here another difficulty pre-
sented itself; his enemy was In hi power,
hut what should he do with him' In this lii
lcmma lac determined 10 apply 10 the Freed
mems bureau. aud Major Wickcrsham was nc-
cor,lingly conferred with. The decision given
by him, however, was made only In the shape
Of advice 10 the injured man. aud that was.
that he buy. beg, borrow or steal enough
funds 10 bride the negro 10 leave the state.
which was finally accomplished. The wronged
husband. we understand, l. now living on very
amicable terms with his loving spouse. having
agreed, We suppose, 10 forget and bury the
past. As regards the baby, We have not
learned "a vet IL that j. 10 be- buried too. but
should suppose that the husbands forgiveness
10 remind him Of the past. 4 pleasant fix for
negro baby Wilmington, North Carolina,
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The strong Divorce.
The whole story l. thus:

lhe whole story II thus:
The strong divorce ease has drawn great At
tcntion 10 the nastie.t spots In the rotten
heart ofclite society here. The particulars are
brief
A rich man named Strong had wife.
lie had a brother.
Strong was model OF loyalty, model OF
purity, q bright aud shining light. million
aire. who had season ticket 10 brown stone
houses, aud who was a heightened member Of
our "moral" society.
lie had brother who was a second edition
Of the other-a man who led OIL in prayer, and
was picture for society 10 look at. fIe, too.
was moral.
lie had wife.
The wife sat by the brothers side one night
They talked Of the poor negro, Of moral de-
pra,ity. and OF heaven. Their hands met. A
thrilling sensation shot into Mrs. Strong she
loved not wisely, hut two strong.
The brother, prayed together. Mrs strong
knelt. and came In the :" Amen" \ GER
tain "cycnt east lts shadow before" For
eighteen months Mrs. Strong was cloud by
day and pillar by night, leading life Of de-
votion, and more closely uniting the family I
Selah!
Then she was sick She telt worse. aud told
her husband. She confessed. She told her
She wrote cut her experience. Her husband,
not fun OF brothcrly love. waXed wroth.
There was row-a suit for divorce society
hal u pull back. and people have little more
seasoning 10 their dish Of scan. nldg.
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fOreign News.

NEW NoRk. December aa-The steamer
Austral Asia, from Liverpool on the 18TH and
queenstown on the 18th, has arrived at this
port.
cotton opened duh At Liverpool and declined
i.d. but recovered ana closed with Am advance
Of ! al on the week
Brcadstulls duh
Provisions quiet aud steady.
LONDON, December IL, r. NJ Consuls S7b
mSSa.c.
Latest sales Of American securities were for
5-2os 6ii4W6t9sc.
Illinois Central shares ili8etS2 Erie shares
Isl. a5S9.6
The Message If President John son has been
hNorablv received and j, regarded a. friendly
aud United states stochs improved after it, re-.
ccption.
II Is stated that spain Ia, rcenled the me-
diation Of England IN The nIiian affair
The trial of Captain Met ancrty. the Ameri-
can fcntan, Wa progressing at Cork
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The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
l started only % write the fact that jeff.
Davis l. prisoner here. and that the fact may
not be wholly forgotten by the public. lie +
still In Carroll Hall. still In large but well
AMI plainly furnished room; still In the enjoy
ment Of good fire and good attendance; still
allowed abundant reading matter still per-
mitted his daily walks On the parapct; and
last. but not least. still granted. ~ regards
eating. ~ say the hotel bills, {" the best the
market affords" Except occasional boils.
which trouble him with Job-lkc per>istcncy
though happily not quite 80 plcnthllly. his
health continues cool. The plcthodical pre-
cisiOn OF one habituated 10 business l. evident
In his arrangement of his papers and books.
and the same fa~tidiousness In the subject OF
dress and clean linen 4 still prominent char
acterisic. When he walks out he l. always
neatly gloyed. and his jaunty cane hears him
nnftiling company. Ills strength Of will l.
remarkable. IL has sustained him. thus far
through long, aud what, 10 one of his active
habits, RESTLESS energies and graSping ambition.
must be toriuring Imprisonment. With hi,
will - indomitable, aud his resources of
thought and intellect he eau stand infinitely
m
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SO many thousans are al esdy acquainted with thu.
seems necessary only TO say that by this method an
equilibrium OF the vital powers Is at once established
aud an equalization 81 the circulation msIntanea thus
nature enabled b. throw of the eete matters which
generate aud foster disease, and health ensues
Prom one TO i've minutes required for the mos, In.
veterate eases Of any durable Chronic Disease. In
many instances single operation Of minute Il
'n Ia rare Instances % exceedingly obstinate chsr
aoser second or even third operation may be requr.
ed Exception 10 Fractures, Disioc atons Curvature OF
the Spine, or suppurs ing rumors.
The diseases which Yield most readily 10 the curative
agency OF this method, practiced by me- are Dyspep
sia, Consination Asthma. Angina pectors Chlorosi.
Loss o, Voice, Rheumatism. Rheumatic Gout Liver Dis
ease, Disease ofihs hillary Passages Irritable Baider
Hadache. Ner Gus Irritation Of the Brala bronchitis.
catsrrh, diseases Of the ~ Eruptve Diseases Con
WILSON'S, Hyseia, Neuralgia, Thrush, Congestion Of
Spleen, Irritation u stomach Diseases ~ Kidneys VI
crraion aud llsplscemen Of the womb, Morbid Appe-
~, Wakeia ness General Debility Nervous Depression
Difficult tIsathing with pain In the Lunss.
Paralysis, Consumption aud General Dropsy are the
most SLOW and uncert VIA with this freshmen Patients
afflicted With these have rarely beer restored They
are, however. sometimes bcaeht ed.
Deafness, when dependent upon destruction Of tym-
p'naum, and Amurosis dependent upon paralysis a
optic nerve. incufsble.
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Nauttcai >niNagc-t fat Job foE law
yersIn prosPecI.

The steamer heu,in-tau. captain Chirman.
GA her last passage from New Orleans f0r Boz
Ton. when one hundred mile. of Charleston.
south Carolina. ton ia "a ia TIA steamer George
trlnwri. bound from NeN York Tor New ttr-
lfafs. rApeicd o. o., iurY q .ae, with her
machinery damaged au4 utterly uninaua..sa-
hle- The ken>iuzton took hrr ia tow sftl
brought her ssfely into charleston. AMI lefi
htrfhffs. ~ this sirl lce lht kfnsin ton taSf
ntF n-suia- rip and wa- exposed T. al Tn
Aaueer- iueiaeufai g. entering port with
smother vessel IN tow. and. u course. her
owners rallsd upon the owner ~ the George
rrfn1s ID &C. etiAi en-atluu-
fhsy a-ked SJQ.eJu. small sum considering
that The vessel and cargo sAfed werr valued a,
$40 ,0bi. lsst sstrs Qfrrst osily s4.s1 twenty
i've hundred doliar-. not enough, Captain
Chapman say. % pay Tor The current expense
without taking the question of salvage into
confederation az all. The owners q the hen-
slngtan considered themselves insulted ~
those a. tLe Cecrge CrvnlNe ii. II = PROBABLE
tba: tae GEORGE Cromwell. Which = still ia
Charleston. viii be lihsled for salvage, and tie
result will BE- a AT sob for lawysrs-.Bos foa
Irareler.
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Take ParficuIar Malice.

Drk. Acton Co. address al those Who have injured
tbe-eives BY improper Indulgence ant solitary hatts
Which ruin both body and MIND unotng them for rhcr
basiDezs, stni y, society Or marrsge.
TIE unparalleled sbck has Attended CIR orsr-
fios and the many remarkable cures have Elected
which we're pronounced iDcsrabs - the moi eminent
lust yes IN oferng % the
eonfd. % toe unfortunate Our long practce and
The Enforcement Of the medical Fraternity and almost he
entire pres should convince the most skeptical that
can and VII perform al ne prornse.
Drs. Acton Co have Tor many ysars extensively de-
voted their attention % the treatment 81 ttes. con-
pisints
ken<uber Ofnce IN Ben Frenkn prsnsInx aee p;,,1-
ing. No " West Maryland street, lad sn.po Irisna
teci5 dkwIy
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Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements insfted a longer lime than three
sths will be charged proportional 10 The three months
scale.
Loal NOTICES. az lines and under. On 90. more til an
ss ines aud les than ten. ~ so. len lines. u
cents per linz each ln,srtion.
Atransient and o~cssionsi Advertisements aud Zoe al
Nstlces must be paii for Ia advance.
Marriage notlcss. a.. funsrsl Hotis =. fl.
No advertisements with cuts all BE- taken.
The rates 81 sdvertsng In the weekly Herald will be
hsfthe charged In the Daily Herald for week
longer time.
Advert discontinued before praon Of con-
tract all BE- charged Zoe the time Inserted according
the sbsxe rates.
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Patients ~iii Pr ~ pTsporii0n - property
No eb.Iss vii 6s ste To- ssooDt operation. when II
= fosbd recessay.
Ii No case vii q care be guarastest.
eec1o dkwfw
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The power Of healing BY the touch. Or BY man pals-
ten Is called has been aeknowedsed T. exist ~ the
most scientific % the age. IL has been supposed
that such miraculous have above recorded can
not last. know 81 none Which have respsed Letters
~ nqairs are frequert can Dot tel A. 10 the prob
ability q success until see the psiieut- Ny charges
are the for Professional advice for treatment
those VIE are actually to- poor - pay are cordially
invited, cleanliness tniy being required.
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Certificates OF the various articles are nfsi pat Into
envelopes sealed up aud mixed aud When ordered are
takn out without regard 90 choice. ani sent BY mail.
thus swing all fair chance. On receipt - th- crrin-
cate you will What yoa b have. aud then i al
option To send the Dollar and take the article
not Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Wsfrl Dia-
nond Ring. OF any set Of Jesery on our lsi for ONk
DOLLAR
send % Gents for Ccrti6cate.
In all transactions BY mall We shall charge Tor for
wsrdng the Cerlihcaies paying the postage and doing
The business, % cents each, which ~ enclosed
when the certlncste i sent. Five Certhcafrs "a be
sent Tor tl " Tor ", 70 for e.; 100 Cor si5.
ASESfs-We want agents Ia every Regiment. and IN
every aud county Ia the acting
- such will be allowed 10 cents every certfrae
deres by them provided their remittance amounts 10
One Dollar. Agents will collect Is cents Tor every GET
tieate. and remit Is cents % either On Ctsh Post
age stamps. BRYAN BROS. s. CO.
NOVEL dSm So Liberty 81, Nes York City.
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Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.

UyHE UNITED STATES DYR-uoUsK, NO sssOUfu
u Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
this old and vsll- known essbllshment the ladies
can hxve sks and vooen goods dyed IN ana
essatseoiors ana senfs garments thoro1ghiy rsoovs
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and seld aiso
apeffcalar branch the bustness ne draw
inS-staa stable cloth. In any garment b
20 can not b visible 20 tie NAKED eye
ksneneerths place. No. - osuth Illinois street.
novl du J08BPu HARRIS Propr1etos.
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steamer. Depot and Telegraph Offict
Destroy e<l.

PROVIDENCE. X. L.. December 29.-The
steamer Commonwealth. loaded with freight
was totally destroyed 10y fire last Saturday
night. at Groton. The depot and telegraph
office were also totally destroyed No lives
lost. Loss one million dollars
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Earthquake-Firm Hailed.

slN FRANCISCO. December 2s.-The over
land mail. with New York dates Of the 30th Of
November, has arrived here.
\ slight shock of an earthquake was felt Al
santa Clara last night.
The firm of lakahoasky \ Wormner failed
to-day. liabilities over SaOO0o.
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ACu,
No Meo
Over $500 Operations In Five Years.

IT Is A WILL KNOWN FACT THAT THg HOOD
- the carrying vehicle Of Life ami Health or VI
disease and Death There may be an excess OF certain
heieney Of It, heaithfu constituents; nov by chem cal
anayss and micro oopc investigation the deficiency
or The excess al once scertaned and thus by the an
Pile alton OF Blood Remedies, the fault 10 at ones fem
eded hence the many miraculous, speedy and wonder
fll cures which We record
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trust IN yoor For further tn6ornsfion, call ct No
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ces4 din lodisnspolis, Ind
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e published every Monday, at o. 90 PER annum, In
advance.
II Fno paper sent without the money. nor continued
longer time than paid for.
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