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, 1865-11-03

FIRE N QU1ScT, ILL.-About half past
four O'Clock this morning the largc furniture
1nanufactory Of II. Neiman, on the corner oi
Spring and Sixth streets, was discovered to
be on fire, and before tho engines could be got
to work, was almost destroyed. The are
originated In the basement, and as there was
heavy Nind at the time, the building was
i1y escaping from the building In their night
clothes, being unable to remove any Of their
elects from 1t. Mr.. Nefnau'a loss will BIZ
about 49, ,000, on which he has no insurance:
There was an Insurance Of =, 900 Oh the build.
Ing, which had been effected By parties hold
ing mortgage for like amount upon IL.
diary, as several previous attempts hare been
made to burn the building.-Qninty Vhig,
NEtA
, 1865-11-03

uns looked 10 BY all enlightened nations for tIunf
and better principles thsn ha1e heretofore prevailed.
The nation had accomplished portion Of the great
work entrusted 10 1t, in the emancipation cf Its
four millions from bondage, and there now only re.
manned The duty OF according to them equal civil
and political rights With the nc9 Of al other n.
lions Ard this, he had not the least doubt, would
ii 10 distant day be accomplished. He
believed that the present htnngxae would end
in 1he practical application Of the prtncip]e thst al
men are equal and In granting 10 al men the una
brddged Hghts Of citizenship without regard to
race Or complexion II was his opinion that we
bad abolished slavery inst in time for had nat
destroyed. it. II would have destroyed Us. The
nation no1F refined and purified In It's struggle IN
granting Justice to the long suffering race. and
In upho!d1ng the principles Of civil and RELIGIOUS
liberty would be honored and blessed By ali na-
uons.
Many points Of his lecture were warmly cheered,
although bis style Of delivery is not Of the rousing
kind, being more scholatly and graceful than that
Of most American political speakers.
, 1865-11-03

Survivors Of the Republic ni*aster.
New YonK. Sov.a-1t appears TINT Capt. Haw
thoin and tmenty-threc passengers Of The steamer
Kepnbiic, were picked up u Sea 6J TIC schooner
taiulr: Capt. Young and thirteen oihere was picked
up al kea BY the brig LoFest nnd taken TO Caasles.
ton. Another boat and the Fat are yet to be heard
from.
CuAnLEs1oS, s. G.. Get. 3o-The boat fn charse
Of the hrst officer OF the steamer Republic, arrived
here fatc this morning, Nth twelve passengers.
The boat fp charge Of Capt. Hawthorne, = passen-
ger OF the Republic, arrived At Hilton Head with
twenty.fopf passengcsp-all we'll
, 1865-11-03

,NAsu1SoTox. Nov. 2-The Fa11sgut naval stoust
martial met aea1n odaY iwhen Col Marston- Of the
Marine Corps, charged With mtaappropnaupe =
recruits. to .uhieh charge he yesterday pleaded
Etlllty. submitted statement In extennation Of
The odenct. The court wus cleared oe delibera11on
uron verdict
The next case 10 ho taten up win be thnt nf Com
modore Craren, charged with violating one OF the
articles Of war tn not engaging The rsel ram Stone
wall In The post Of Fey1al.
, 1865-11-03

The Organization Of the Next Congress.
WAsB1Sn1px, Nov. 2.-The leading journals have
recently published statement OF the law governing
the Clerk Of the House OF Representatives in max.
Ing mp the roll for the organization Of the next
House, whn construed that Law 20 as to preclude
him from placing on the roll any namea of Repre-
sentativet elect ftom tbc lately rebelous atates.
the c1erk himself. It pns written 81 Mr. Whitelaw
Reid. the lthratan Of the House, for Western
Journal with which he ia connected; hut there sre
SUFFICIENT reasons foE believing .hat It athfally and
Clerk w1ll act II may therefore Be considered ii
settled, that In The Organization oi
the lorEc. no members elect from The istely insur.
rectionaty Stsfes wiu participate after The otganJ
zation Their casee will come up on the presents
tlou Of their credentials, and Will, doubtless, be
referred in due course to the Committee On Elec-
lions. Ai. 3tcPhe.sou himself. however, has pub-
hfhed nothing on the subject, aud Is not likely 10
volunteer printed explanation OF biz iniendea
coulee In advance. In the Senate, The Organization
Was effected ut the extraordinary session following
the Inauguration, consequently the claims OF tho
senators elet1 from the late!y 1ebeltoua Sa1ea were
duly contiaered BY that body On the p1esentato ol
their respective credent1als.
, 1865-11-03

Office Of the financial agency OF the Republic d
Mexico occurred to>day. 0Fer tw0 thonsapd per.
eons, among them many Of our leading bankers
by N. non1e1o, Mexican Minister, Hon. Mr. Tom.
tinedn, Hon. :. 8. Cox, Mai. Gen. Lew Walacc,
Robert Dale 0we1 and Others. A large snn1 was
subscribed on The spot. Among distinguished 1fc1
lean L1ccrs prctent were Gems. 0rtr:.a, BenEdoba
al. nuetta and Aguir7e. Great enthusiasm prc
yHita1
, 1865-11-03
From Cuba.

NEW 1onK, Nor, s.-4 special to the New York
Il yeEy fourish1ng.
Efforts ase being made by Aryuelles 10 induce
his behalf
The Captain General OF Cuba. Senor Domingo
Eulee. ts to he removed on the 15!h instant This
i anticipated With great satisfaction BY the nhab
3tHufa
, 1865-11-03
Lynch Law In Oneida County, N. Z.
UTICA. N. T., Oct, 81, 1865,

4 family named Ioomss nase been for
many years notorious in this county, but
have managcd to escape legal punishment.
Last night they were mobbed at their home,
near Wntervilie, In this county. Their abode
was surrounded late in the night by large
crowd Of people, supposed to be q vigilance
committee, composed Of citizens Of the towns
ofMarshall and sangertlc1d. They burned
Of The dwelling house. All the property in
the barns, including eight horses, was burned.
In the affair one Of the family, said to be
Washington Loomis, was killed outright, and
his brother, Grove Lootnts, was mortalty
injured. another account suys that neither
Of the brothers was killed, but that they
were terribly beaten, their skulls Ielng frac-
turcd In serernl places. Both were alive at
one O'Clock this; afternoon, but 10 hopes Of
their recovery were entertained. No arrests
had been made up to sIx o'clock this evening.
There is much excitement in Utica, and
throughout the cornty. =
, 1865-11-03

New ToaK, Nov. 2.--The Chamber Of Commerce
held a regular monthly meeting this afternoon.
Resolutions wete adopted. approving Of thu senti-
ments expressed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
setion IN funding az mlnea dollars Of legal ten.
dcte: Mutation ia Exert his influence and su-
thortty IN favor Of an casly return to specie
pa1ments; also, expressing. elnphst|csiy the coz
sic'ion Of the necesaity Of prompt but cautious
movements tn the direction Of curtafimcut Of the
currency, and therefore entering in advance an en-
rha,ic protest seainst every appeal that may be
crease the Issue Of National Dank currency bcyond
the three milona authorized OF the issue at stn-
Gle dollar more Of paper money. In my form; also,
President and Secretary Of the Trcasury.
Speeches Nerc made BY Rev. Q. j. Fletcher aud
senor Aohu;a, The Brazilian Minister, VI. Fletcher
said that aser laborng thirteen years to establish
line Of steamers between BFnzit and the United
States, be had come to congratulate Them, and to BE-
congratulated, 1bat the work was accomplished.
The T = sent1men,S ot cordial sympashy ezpressed By
ponsc In every hcar it VIE then resolved to print
1000 copies Of the speeches OF both gentlemen, TO-
grthcr With 4 memorial received from the Rio de
JauefEo Chamber Of Commerce.
, 1865-11-03

WAfu,soroN. Nov. a-ProyftIonal Governor
fassone, oE Alabama. had another Interview With
said TO b The adjustment Of the Ftcedmen's Dn-
rcal. on the ground that II hAs caueed much tron-
hlc 10 tho Southern States. The remedy, however
IL with Congress. the Bureau hsvtug been created
io putaAance TO la,K.
, 1865-11-03

NEw YoRE, Eov. "A fire occnrrId this noon at
the corner Of Beaves and Nes streets. in tho aere
building occupied hJ Dipiogcr Co.. liquor deal
err, and 'ead 4 Roundry, provision dealers. The
The Crystal Oil Works at Brooklyn burued thie
r1nt7jurr
, 1865-11-03
Desperate Attack by INDIANS on a Train
Beyond Fort Kearney.
fCofTespopdeuce Denver Ncws.l

'4thsf STATION, OCT r.
A. dag orcak yestesday morning party o.
IDdians consisting Of about two hundred,
made their appearance At Haflo~'s hanche,
eight miles below thts place, and attempted
to stampede Gosefnment IRAN OF atSty
wagons campcd near the ranche. an OK tram
vas nlso camped near the rancho, ana some
OF their cattle having strayed on IN the sand
hills two Of the men started out to drive
them IN, when they were met By the
Indians advancing upon the Government
train, one Of them was killed and the
other severely wounded. Tho wounded
mau succeeded In running into the ranche
with three arrows in lis person; giving the
alarm, and by this means tue mules were SC.
cured and the Indians defeated IL their drst
attempt 10 capture the train. i messenger
was immediately sent to this place to report
the facts to Lieut.. Thornton, who immedf.
ately started with forty men Of the 18th Mis-
souri, cavalry. After The first ATTACK, the ln-
dians cut The telegraph wire ind disap-
peared behind the sand bills, and re-
matncd concealed until the train had
proceeded about :. four miles 1oWn The
road, when about one hundred Of tha
party made the second attack, sweeping
around the tfafu, yelling like demons, hut
the tcamste1s stood their ground .nobly, and
the Indians finding that they could not lnt1l-
idatc them by their lorrid yclls, disnounted,
, 1865-11-03
P%FNnnN1.

WARRINGTON, Ney, 3.-FFedeElck 4. Seward has
suf1cientlJ recoyered to resume the dRties OF As
sistant Secretary or State. He has not been In ut
tendance at the State Department as get, hut ha
trsnsarts official business al his residence. To-day
for the ffEt time In months he attached hfs Sig
nature to number Of despatchcs.
, 1865-11-03

NV YonK, Nov. 1.-The Fasff Wa.hinc1on On spe-
csaf says: THE quarterly report Of Freeman C.r,
Comptroller OF tie Currency shows the loans and
uO.00o: circulation FIT. .t0o 0oo Individual depoe
itt, 1896 COO 0M; circulation Of the State Banks
about $GQ COZ, QQQ
, 1865-11-03

New YoEK, Nov. IA special to the Uortl,
dated Washington ., eaya orderr were Issued from
The Wn1 Department. under date Of Oct - to remit
the unexpf1fd purtlon Of tho ecntcuecs Of number
Of enlisted men Arl otheIf tried by court martial
upon various charges, and sentenced to be In
pi1soned for a term Of yes1E.
, 1865-11-03

Nrw Yonk, Eoy. e--1he E1pntss Gays: We arc
informed tlat three Of our most prominent enci-
neers-Chief Engineer Senen. Q: $. n. r.. i.
Thomas, Constructing Engineer, .. ). n, and F.
Railroad Company-reeently and unknown to each
other made ! thorough examination Of the boiler
Of the steamboat St. John. and At ~ accidental
meeting, On comparing notes, a9rced with singular
, 1865-11-03

The authorities continue to Ignore the eI-
istencc OF the disease, and are doing all they
can to get up panf: by thcir insane course.
Unless they speedily turn over q new leaf We
may expect d general emigration from Paris
like that which took p1ace from Madrid,
whence not less than sixty thousand persons
are said to have fled In two daya' time. Mean
while the papers are doing good deal Of
mischief By publishing q quantity Of anti-
cholern nostrutns-most Of which are conflict
rience- Accurate figures are what the public
wants, and II those are not granted ne may
look forward to panic not unattended with
popular commotion. In The new number
of the Itrt.s dts De,tz -Aondes, jnst pub
lished, n. Eugene FORBADE notices that
70 tue % eaee ee Tits 70 tRsn hsf atfentGn a n
1s47 and 185i;Swhen 1t was far more fatal than
It appears likely to be now. This he very
rightly ascnbes 10 the fact that, in both the
years in question, the Pasisians had other
things to think about There were frequent
mount interest was the Crimean war. II. For
cade goes in for rntional Quarantine, and ex-
perience Is entirely IN fayor Of that view. At
Marseilles and Tonlon On Friday the mortall-
ty from cholefa, which on the previous day
~as only seven and three, had risen to four
tccn and eleven. It Is said, but don't know
with what truth, that The existence Of the
cholera IN Paris was the cause OF the abrupt
and unexpected departure Of the King and
Queen Of Portugal.
From the Union aIedtcale.]
In the centre Of Paris, the patients received
in the hospitals do not come from any special
quarter. The Hotel Dieu contains the great
est number. The Worst days were Monday,
Tuesday aud Wednesday last. On Thursday
there was marked tendency to abatement.
As to what takes nlare nufsidn +ha hosrttota
, 1865-11-03

BAE1IxonE, Nor. a.-The Con1. Of Appeals In the
State Of Maryland has sustained the constitution
alty Of the Registry Law of the STATE and also the
consistency Of the provIeons in the Constitution Of
The State with the Constitution Of the United States
, 1865-11-03
pnniattx


WAs1sSaToH, nor. 7-But few II any amnesty
pardans bare been granted for several days past,
other business. Applications continac to incrcase
In large numbers.
, 1865-11-03

The Excitement In CanRda-BrItGsll
Troops on tlelr way to Upper Canada
Great Activity In New York.
NEW foRK, Nov. IA special to the New York
Ttnes from Montreal, Thursday, Nov. ID. says :
understand that five regiments Of BEtish troops
ada. to guard asatn4t possible Fcnian deinoustIa,
tinn In that Province. stcauers are In readiness
down the r,Scr 10 t1sntport tbtse troops.
The city Of Montreal 10 in Mourning for the
death OF Lord ralnerston, md also for The sad te
of Counselto.i AyEtamb 1u1t, Killed on the steamer
It. John There Will be great fuesal tomorrow
new foKE, Nov. a-1he Fcnian headquarters
In this city IL the scene Of much business activity
daRY. Every one Is working II 9Qod earnest
, 1865-11-03
Painful 0ccurreuce-A Man KIl1ed-SIu-
: Euaar Fidelity Of Two Cony1et1.
From the Nashville Ban1er.l

4lf. FUttHt HttHC1E u ptHftRQtf4FY,
was Killed yesterday afternoon while crossint.
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at SoutR
, Union street. The circumstances Of this pain
ful Incident are as follows; Mr.. Porch was
Msson dfyen BY negro man, IN - ehsresp aa epeai i
two pzisone1s- When the horses got upon
, 1865-11-03

Henry Ward HcecheT.
New YoRk, Nov: as-Tbe HoAs Washington spe-
cial says: :" ReT. Henry Ward Deccher had an in-
tcsview Jealcs1lay With the President Mr..
Johnson was very ftank IN his statement
Of his purposes and CONVICTIONS, He 9e.
clared that no Slate lately If rcbetlion ought
to be permitted to resume sts former atatua
and por1siou In the Union till It shail haye adopted
the constitutional amendment and promised to ex-
tend brotaCtfou To tl1t Irretfmfu.
, 1865-11-03
Industry Of the Freedncn-TAe Ffeeo-
mems National Bank-1ndlAn Al
lafr%-A Dfstiucufshed Party

WAsutss7ox, Eor. a.-Thc gfio1tnfs Washinc.
ton fo 'psc1a says number oY colored mcn o. NOR
1oxa 1,t ". hsse combined 70 purchase tasn g. g,
ncs taas, a5rss .or I'm CaHiinck Sound -
iottf tarns Of txent, -nse neTet eaeh. ~
II Sstaonal Ftre5tncn's s;as1ncx Bank already
DC 1m,et 1sfa eMaeesSSan$ M s1 = The Cor
CTof.r RAPIDLY. ~"bS o'~ AA~
The Haatdt special says: "A Letter xscssyea =,
'tnG inaten huts4u ffuGn Fort bully, dsied OF
been consummated with eeyesal of ahe % psom,neni d
, 1865-11-03
MEXICO.

The Ex-Rele1 Colonization Commits
Asoner*-Attaek upon u Mexican Rail-
road-Kefeaae Of American Prisoners
Maritime PFeEcttures EstAblished-
.EIrftnpfA1pex
, 1865-11-03

PRov1xCEroWH, Nov. 7.-The kchooner Bessie
from Matan1as for Montreal with molaAses and
cigars, has boea towed into this port with the loss
Of mafnuaast and aaIl%
, 1865-11-03
NUMBER t55,

mere goat attains It's highest perfection II s1I
1atitudes, and th1ires equally amid the drilled
SHOWS Of Michigan snd burning volcanoes of
Mexico and notwithstanding the sales, and
rasages Of war, this f'ock S said to be tbs
1a1gest known, and from which he Is now
reaping rich harvest
, 1865-11-03

NEW YoEK, Nor 2.-The musical strike last
nfght was only partially successful Three or four
Of the theatres Being without orehcetraa supplied
their places With piauo, vocal aud melodeon nnslc
, 1865-11-03
the NATIONAL FINANCES
Statement Of the Pablo
Debt, Oct. 81, 1865.
DlSCoNTlNUANCE OF IMPORT.
ANT MEDICAL OFFICES
BY TIE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
Arguelles the Slave Pirate
Appealing to the
President,
the FEhIAM EXCITEMENT III
CANADA.
Strong Force Of British Troops on
Their Way to Upper Canada.
Extensive Railway Negotiations
| in Missouri.
IMMENSE COTTON FRAUDS DIS
COVERED IN ALABAMA.
Breckenridge Liring in Seclu-
sion in Canada.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT
| DISASTER.
Steamer Clipper Burned Near
Mobile--Five Lives Lost.
LATE AND IMPORTANT
i FROM MEXICO.
Interview Between the President
and Henry Ward Beeoher.
Breckenridge Living in Seclu-
sion in Canada.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT
DISASTER.
Steamer Clipper Burned Near
Mobile--Five Lives Lost.
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM MEXICO.
Interview Between the President
and Henry Ward Beeoher.


Statement Of The Secrctnfy Of the Treas
ury on rbc 31st or October. 1895.
WAsn1SG1ox. Nov. a--seGc,aty McCul1och to-
II Il appears from the books Of the Irtasurcrr re.
1u,ns and requasi.icns tn the department on the
8lst Of October, 1sGa. The recapttulation ehows
the following:
i'eh, bartuE ntcs.st tn eoau;
lsEfu money. 1,Islli.s1t6
20 Ehieh interest has ctased--...-. l.s.aG9 g
bea13uE no interest -..... &S,aea1aa-Sl
Tots1 amount outstanding. as6
Interest payable IN com SsssS
lawful morey...--- el.s6s,s1s*as
Iota1 interest :. ................... s,ssssn's5a
LEGAL TrxDEk NOTES Il CIRCULATION. ~
One and two yEar per cent?. 9ol %
Y. :. Nottx. Old lsK1t----.. eQilD0
u 5. pote4s teN n1uf 4I.tiE< eH9 %
Compound Interest 1s3.f21 LOO
lOkN
AxorHT IN Tx 7EEAslET.
eAS3A>3
f1aetoual Currency On hsnd ........ sa.s3i ID %
4 cont.1st of the October ftatemcne with that
for September, fhowt a reduction Of the public
debt Of 81 .00l co., and also reduction u} legal
tenders OF over Hl.U00.OM
In the October statement there is also new fra-
fuYG, viz: lie amount outstanding IN $50 honds.
Exchanges under the act 0! March Sd, 1851 arg
nearly $40 H0 Tbe6e are pasable after dve and
redecmab!e ia twenty years from Nov. 1st 1866, 1t
si1 PEI ceut Interest in coin.
Tie temporary losn y iouf per esnt is es1s tss:
t67,1ssM6. Certif1r.sa Of Indebtedness, bearing
Stx t,rf cent interest Is, ,46, ,D0Q
, 1865-11-03

New York Street Cleaning Imbro~Tl0.
New YonK, Nov, 2.-The Street Cleaning Com
charges against street cleaning contractors. The
Police Board # desirable, wonfd aid WITH such
proofs at could bt offered Of truth Of the charges.
Mr. Tanderpoo1 presented m answer 10 the charges
Ii wse decided to instruct tne contractors to make
particular answer to each allegation In the Polic,
frpcst. 1he Doard adjourned nnttl II O'Clock Mou-
, 1865-11-03
TfhA Xfk1

NEW ToHK, Nor. 2.-The New York 77n1zs' At
auta correspondent represents that city ~ .np1dy
recovering from its ruins. Business and enterprise
arr 8rffre
, 1865-11-03

Two Hundred Deaths a Day In Paris
People Fleeing from madrtd-Terrl+
bic Suffering Mt Gibraltar.

IPars correspondents Loud0n Herald
The following LIST of fatal cholera cases in
c1udes not Paris alone, but the whole Of the
department of the Seine.
, 1865-11-03
'ERH1BLE DISTRESS At GIBRALTAR.-TTO
TH0uaANn RYnEtF sTtBvIa,f,

Our readers are already aware Of the exist
enee Of cholera ut Gibroltar, and the extent to
which its ravages have gone, bnt few are ac-
quainted with the distress which has resulted
indirectly from It. On the hitter point writer
In the London Times says: The Spanish
authorities have established a GORDON across
the slip Of semf-desert which separates Glib
raltar from, the INTERIOR No one ia allowed
to pass either from or to the
rock. Not only SO, but for the
same reason-the prevalence Of cholesa-no
ships from Gibraltar are allowed to enter
any Spanish port. Thus, on all hands, the
rock people are cut OF from their kind. The
inhabitants Of Gibraltar mninly depend upon
their trade with Algesiras and other ports.
Andnow that this IL stopped, and all means Of
communication cut Oh, they are to the num-
Der Of two thousand almost literally starving.
This Is q very shocking revelation. No one
can realize, but every one can form some cou-
ception of the horrors Of such situation
Imprisonment On rock with disease and
want tn do their very worst.
, 1865-11-03

very great, and people are leaving the city in
large numbers. At the Southern and North
ern railway stations It has been necessary to
past strong detachments of the civil guard to
preserve order among the departing multi
tudcs. Many even often got into the car
riuges without tickets, in the fear that they
might loss the train. On Saturday and Sun
day last the mortality was very large, amount
ing to several hundreds. The sanitary au-
th0rftics md charitable associations are very
active In taking all possible measures Of pre-
vention and cure, and IN relieving the distress
among the poorer classes.
, 1865-11-03

"THE SOUTHERN LorA11sr' Il the title OF i
neat, well printed and spicy little weekly paper,
which comes 10 rs from Memphis, Tennessee. II
Is published by Messra. VIM. N. Connelly and G. C.
Norset, both newspaper men OF long experience in
the North and East, and Of well known ability, and
to fudge ftpm the s1mp!c before Us. By its lively
loca! character, ean.uc editorials and the good ad
sertietng. support It already has, must speedily
Gates, thoroughly loyal In It's tone. and while it
will seek the advancement OF the best Interests Of
the South wii1 advocate that course By which these
The rest Of the country conflict With the General
LidTetluEQt.
, 1865-11-03

The Pittsburgh Commercial says there is no
serious opposition TO the plan Of municipal couso-
dation proposed eome months since, md thaE the
prospects for "one Pittsburgh" to take rink as
the eighth city In the Union. are highly arorable.
, 1865-11-03

TIC Hutnofi[IEs cUnlIH1e 70 Ign0fc LIE OK.
istcncc ct the disease, and are doing all they
can to get up panic by thcir insane course.
Unless they speedily turn over q new leaf We
may expect d general emigration from Paris
like that which took place from Madrid,
1y1,efrn mt 1ns4 than sfTtv fhn.,aend rnrsnna
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-03
Business Cards.
ROCK POST OFFICE.


aIeaxo and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$50 A. NJ, and 4.45 p. NJ. Closes at I2o A.
NJ, and 7:S0 p. NJ.
,srIiaS and Rock Island Railroad Msil, via Mo-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. m, and
closes At 4.s0 p m. .........r
'tpsnpOrf Mail arrives NJ 7-50 A. M, and 500
p. NJ. Closes s 90 A. NJ, and Ais p. M.
uarka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Xeithsburg, TO Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
Aesday and Friday, At 9 A. n. Arrves Tuss-
sAy, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4P.n.
kdsomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North Herder-
son and Monmouth 10 Macomb, leaves We'd
nssday and Saturday at A.. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at p. NJ.
.ntrS POIHt Mail, via Rural, Prairie6eld, Rich
and Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
ID Henderson, TO Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday n 5 a. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
ard Friday ate P-n.
l.m5ridgx Nail via. Coal Valley, Pennsylvani4,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at7 Arrives Thurs-
1 day and Saturday at 6 p. NJ.
once hours from A.. NJ. to 90 p. III.
II on Sunday open from to l0a IN.
4 TRUESDALE p Nj