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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
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We copy this morning an Interesting
srticls from HUpers' Weekly, entitled
HBreakers Ahead" We are not of
those who imagine that the present
year ia to, be prolific of financial ruin.
: We think business Of all kinds viii be
/ more lively than many Of The most
hopeful now conceive But while this
81 Is our faith, we cannot be unmindful of
the fact that various Indications portend
storm and that wisdom dictates pru-
dent management of our affairs and a
careful and persistent avoidance of spec
'eaulation4 and running into debt. Ex-
travagance, too, should be looked. after
With thoughtfuI eye and curbed With q
.eiFn. hand. We are now importing too
3 many goods. and our impor ations are
OF class Of goods that tend rather to
vitiete than elevate our people. There
g,v should be a reformation in this respect,
add the reformation must first take
place in the hearth of de people. b
= We may rest assured the importer will
not diminish the amount of his orders SO
"a long as be meets with ready sals for
ell the goods he is able 10 obtain; nor
y, win the retail merchant hesitate tc
buy, and buy largely, so long as the
wants of bis customers and their willing
nessto pay him handsome profile stimu
late hirs in this direction, ?.
Some imagine that, as a people, VIZ
are on downward grade, and ar,
rushing forward under full pressure o
steam, unmindful of warning, and reck
less Of Consequences II may be So /
may be that nothing short of fnancia
crash that win shake the Government t.
its very foundations and bring povert.
and suffering upon thousands who hsv,
never known what 1t is to want for any
thing, will be the only reminder that vii
make our people consider, but we trus
!. not Our faith in their intelligence i
ola more cheerful cast, and it is becaus
we believe they are disposed to read
reflect, and act in the light of the fact
lad before them, that we publish article
similar to that We copy from Harper
We trust every one of our readers vii
pay it that consideration its merits de
serve. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT 1. JOHN
In SCHUBERT, Collector of the City Of Evans
yflIe between tbs hours OF Q aud II O'Clock A. ID.
Rud 3 and 5o'clock P. NJ. on "a
wEDNEsDAY, JANUABY 24TH, 1856,
win sell at public auction, ct the door Of the
'court-house s. the city Of Evansville, Indiana.
the following lots, parts Of lotE and parcels OF
real estate and improvements, assessed for the
payment of City Taxes for the year 1855. due from
the owners thereof TO the city of Evansville, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, and Tor the costs
Of said sale; and that the lie will be continued
on the next day thereafter, viz on Thursday the
25th day Of January, 1868, ct 2 o'clock P. NJ, AZ
tine door Of the Court house In Evansville, for the
purpose Of selling srrh property Is msy have
been sold on the day irsf above mentioned, and
uak raid fnr -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

The headquarters of the. I'd United
States Infantry, now at Newport, are
under orders for duty at Louisville.
Their bandits one of the best in the
United States army.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

The Louisville Courier says oil was
struck few days ago on the Hammer
farm, near Glasgow. There have been
i've oil strikes in Barren county during
she past fortnight.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

The publication Office Of the Western
Presbyterian, lately edited By Rev. Ora
Hemphrey and Ysrkes, is 20 be removed
from Danville to Louisville, Ky. Rev.
Hemsn III. Allen 10 to be the new editor.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
OFFICERS.

Conrad Baker, President, &c o6Gcio.
William HAnnaman, Secretary -
James N. Ray, Treasurer.
John Hogarth Lozier, General Finan.
ciAl Agent
Alonzo Atkinson, Solicitor. -
This little sketch will give our read
ers and the people Of the State some
little insight into the necessities and
workings of the proposed Soldiers
Home, and when the appeal of the as
sociation shall appear, they will be able
to respond freely and promptly to the
call upon their patriotism and means, to
relieve the necessities of the disabled Of
thas noble band of patriots who through
foar long years of war stood a living
wall between them and the hosts Of
treason. Shall Indiana prove the old
maxim that republics are ungrateful2'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
NO CHARGE FOR sERV ICES
z.
CHARLES e. MARSH, Local Agent,
Office No. 6........Third ST., g
Get. Locust and MaEn), r.
- -. EYANSY1LLF. LIN. ..rsaL

The u. s. Sanitary Commission, desIrfua to re.
lieve Soldiers Sailors and their families r. ON the
heavy expenses usually paid for the pross cution
of such claims, have established fhfs Aeen lcy to
collect Pensions, arrears of Pay, Bounk y, AND
ether claims against the Government, WTTi dOUT
OHARGE Oh EXPENSE OF ANY KIND
WHATEVER To THE CLAIMANTS %
On application sent to this Agency, Stain z the
name and postof1ce address Of the ciaiuant the
name, rank, company regiment, seryfce, and
State OF the soldier on whose accouEt the esa I'm Is
made and date Of discharge or death, the 81 oper
blanks Will be filled out Is far &c possihfs and
sent 70 the person applying. These ean Tia a be
e1ecussa and returned 70 this cf1ce, WHARF the
clain will be prosecuted 90 final fsaus - the
an0E'est poss10ls sans' t71l.emv-set, leod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

Golfers Of . people who owe their all to
The devotion and sacrifices OF our noble
soldiers.
The Board Of Trusteee Of the associa-i
ton is composed of one from each Con-
gressional Districi of tho State, and ia
at present Constituted as folleWs: Z
Conrad Baker, Acting Governor, Pres
ident er-o6icSo.
1st Distriet-Philip Hornbrook, of
Evansville.
I'd District-vacancy to be filed BY
the Governor.
Sd Diatriet-Joseph J.@IrWin, of CO.
iumons. q EsEskL
4th Distriet-William Cumbsck, of
Greensburg. w
5th District-William Grose, of New
castle.
9th District-John Coburn, of Indian
apolis- 81 H n 2
9TH Distrist-John A. Matson, Of
Greencastle.
9th District-Samuel C. Kirkpatrick,
of Lafayette.
9Th District-John B. Niles Of La
porte. u
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, O
Fort Wayne.
l1th District John q. Petit, of va
hnuh @-@~H--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

old M etals B ought.

He is dealing in and selling Aliens improved
Steam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Ma
chimes, Stephen Hugh g. Flower separators, Ger
man Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pack.
Iron Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, speltsrs
Fire Brick.
BE has every facility Of the best Machinery and
woTkmen, aud will give all work entrusted 70 him
warrauting his work, and 10 satisfied With reas-
enable prices. Ninl y
NBr0dice and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler
yard Machine shop on Pine Street, between First
and Second Streets, Evansville. Ind. aru4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
no the union Mem OF indiana.

sThs uaioa men II TndI.na are hereby lied
- q snsest In Dslasae conyent1on, Sae the sta'e
Honse in thesi OF Indiana oils. on Thur. day
yhea2sd dav OF bruA y, 1860, 10 cleo, 4.
M frtl pa pve ofsaoai ain scandi dstes for
~ W. Il re name a a that ssaa. Meetings b. held
Of n on t. seats Of the eral courti Q ~ tie
second q urd y OF Feb uaey, to secure fulI p
retes saaiSu anxh--Atate Cor vention, and 3
thoIouah org niEst on IN G oh couny -
axHsRT &C sss.ss..4..a E.fsazsJ J. = ~ PTeHT,
ssrzz1Ho RveEEf4 crstary. 1Gs1 sfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
BAKERS ADDITION.
UNION PLACE.

Viewer Daniel....-. .........S...... 10 40
isa do y NV "a
do ssa4ga ASHLAND PLACE. aA} Apl
Fairbanks Erastns ,und .........3 SO
ni IILLEsToN's ENHANCEMENT.
Lower John e.... 20 "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

soqa s.d doe AND
b OF L e RS
Of any size and power required Saw Mil Ma
chinsry and Mill Gearing OF any sizes Dishllery
and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, TlIreshing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepswerss Corn Shelters, Machinery Of all
kinds made andrepaired; Iron and Brass Castings
OF every description, lron House Fronts, Cellar
Crates, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
HoRNBY,s ENLARsEMENT.

Ivinson John. ,........ls o0
a3 DO o 81
a az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09

. 80 1 Il a J 80 2 81. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-09
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.

s 40 20 ..-.s.s....ss......-.-.- .kA.ss..- ".
Ieipel Fred ....,,.,..r......-.-S Z "a .....-l64.-
Weidering Chr. 81.
Nation Thomas....... I 1856.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

tude as she viii receive from me; and
L cannot permit you to measure it for
yourself: MY children shall rise uD
and call her blessed. May God show
her and hers that: mercy which YOU
have been the means of.bringing to
my poor husband, and you will be
blessed indeed This is the constant
prayer of your grateful friend,
FAKINA DAVIS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28
The sodorn OF America.

The Richmond Times says: The
city of Washington seems to be fast
becoming the Sodom of America.
where vice holds her high courts and
debauchery its endless round of guilty
pleasures. If we are to credit the
accounts which reach us daily, dis
closing the wickedness of the Nation
al Capital, it cannot be questioned
that there is no city of similar pro-
portions in the New World or the
Old, which equals its features of sin
and immortality. Here is what the
correspondent Of New York paper
says of the modern Gomorrah:
Washington is full of drunkards,
dust, frail women, spectators, Mig
gers, lice, Office seekers and thieves"
A nice place, indeed, must be this
locality, where the radical sanhedrim
assemblies. And when we consider
the fasclnations and Establishments
which surround the martyred Con-
gressmen, 1t IS not strange that they
have done but little and intend
continuing in the same course until
the dog days, or as long as cholera
and public sentiment will permit
them.
The Jews had an idea that no good
thing could come Of Nazareth, and we
begin to be impressed with very much
the same views about Washington.
Certain it is thatall political and legis-
latlve action receives color and i'm
press from such an atmosphere. It is
not the native population of Washing
ton which is responsible for the social
and moral rot which now characterizes
the city. of magnificent distances.
The black sheep have come there
with the radicals, and we're not born
and reared on the banks of the Poto-
mac.
AS every nation and its citizens are
Judged by foreigners from the dis
plays presented at the capital, the
ambassadors and ministers OF the
great civilized powers of the earth
must be making up most damaging
record against the American people,
based upon the crimes and cor
ruptions which constantly transpire
under their eyes. To us of the South,
as we have no part or lot in running
the machine" it is matter Of
ASAAAS AANAkIhSAOASO hoN CnOSSe
who represent Northern constituent
cles disgrace themselves. The South
was once interested in unfolding the
honor, glory and purity o. he Ameri-
can name, but as radicalism iii not
receive our assistance in these re-
spects, they are at perfect liberty to
blacken their fame to their hearts
content
Row BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGRO
SOLDIERS We learn from the vii
mington Dispa'-; that fight oc
Cured, last Thursday night, near the
Western terminus of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad.
between number of Irishmen and
some discharged negro soldiers, EN-
ployed rs laborers on said road, which
resulted in the killing of two negroes.
The fight began by one of the white
men knocking down negro who
used very insulting and abusive Ian
gnage towards him. Other negroes
came to tho aid of their comrade, and
II general melee ensued, with the
above result
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

Mr.. Colfax has written to the h.
dmapolis Jou,mM to correct the ru-
NOR that he is going to Europe, and to
announce himself as a candidate for
reelection: \ Mr.. Tyva is willing
TO accept the radical nomination for
Congress, in Mr.. Colfax's District, in
case Mr. Colfax's friends shall urge
hlin FOR the United States Senate
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

A special despatch to the Charles
ton Courier, dated Washington, June
26, says:
The Senate, to-day, passed the
House Freedmen Bureau bill, with
an important amendment, providing
that lands in ST. Luke and St. Helena
Parishes, acquired by the Govern
ment at tax sales, 2pd amounting in
the aggregate to $4,000 acres, shall
be sold III twenty-acrc lots, exclusive
y to the negroes now occupying such
lands under General Sherman's s order.
These lots are to be paid for ut 81. so
per acre, payable in six years. The
amendment further provides that,
upon the completion of the transfer of
said lands, the President is authorized
to restore fully to the former owners
lands now occupied under Sherman's s
order, excepting hands sold for taxes
but such restoration is not to be per
mitted until the crops are gathered,
and fair compensation is to be made
for the improvements.
All of the radical members sup
ported this amendment, which the
House will accept, thus making it
law
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

A Memorial Association" has been
formed in Sumter, and Mrs F. +.
Moses appointed President
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

Pono-nve miles below Columbia.
i'y reference to our ADVERTISING
columns, it will be seen that the
South Carolina Railroad Company
has resumed the forwarding of mer-
chandlze and produce to and from
the interior to Northern ports.
1t is requested by the ladies of the
Columbia Memorial Association that
all the names of the deceased soldiers
OF Richland District should be handed
to the Mayor, OF to the members OF
this Association, ut their meeting,
this afternoon.
PEovosr CouHr.-The following
cases were disposed of yesterday:
Tile Cmi:eel STATES cs. Lilly Elchel-
be'ye'' und Lara Jelch,soa, freedaoo-
'a'u. -Charge-Larceny. Lilly Eli
chelberger was sentenced to pay
fine Of $40, or be imprisoned for
thirty days. Laura jackson was SEN
fenced to pay SO fine, or be impri-
soned for twenty days.
The C,aited iSates rs. James Brooks
and Robert Hnat, freedmen Charge
Assault and battery on freedman.
Plead guilty. Fined ten dollars each,
or thirty days hard labor.
The Court will hereafter meet at
Q o'clock, when prosecutors and wit
nesses will be required to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
Cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
DR.. +. Sill Fine Chewing Tobacco.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
Columbia Memorial Association.
Acacia Lodge, No. 81, A. f. NJ
Nomination for Legislature
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

we have been requested to call the
attention of the Commissioners OF
boads to the. awful condition of the
biaf Road" near Trenholm's mill
pond-fve miles below Columbia
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-28

If have written you too long a
letter, my dear sir, it il because [
have collected facts, but sought "j,uio
sc1ih"'n, "o3' Y"em udmodem." Please
give yonr good wife as much graft
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

|Tf lows: LEAVE r01' ''1o' :" FOL.
Mail and Express 7:so A. ~. daily, Sundays
excep,ed.y
days sxcspted.)
Accommodation $50 r. N.
AZ lvs A. rOsS sYnox.
Mail and Expsess 7:sU r. N daily. (Sundeya
exc~ptsd.J
Accommodation $50 A. n, daily, (Sundsys
Mail and Cypress leav'ag PERI Byron q 7:sl
makes close connections Tor Chicago an3 I'll
points in Nosthe, Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express .nnects u Savanna with
Ste amer Lansing Tor Dubuque, arriving 5 hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
'Stesmer Iowa" leaves Davenport q Al /.
connecting AZ Port Byron with Steamboat M
press, and at p. NJ. connecting with $50 II.
train.
coNNncr ONs:
At Racine, With .'toodrich Line sieaners for
Grand Haven. Shsb"ygan and Nanit0woc.
Al racine Junction. with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenosh'. waasessn
and Chicago.
At Clinton junction. with Chicago ! North
western R.ilroad, tor Janesvil'e, Madison, Prs
ire du Chez and IL Crosse.
Al Beloit, witL Chicago = Northwestern Rail
road. for Fnotville, Evansville. and nadison.
At Freeport. with Chicago 4 Northwestern end
Illinois Central Railroads, for RocA ford, Warren
Mineral Point and 0alema.
Al savanna. with steam packet Lansing
far Dubuque and through boaas to ~. Paul
Al Fulton, with Chicago Northwestern Rail
road. for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rspids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago 4 Rsck island
Railroad. ana steam packet IOWA" between
. ~ export aud Rock lslaad.
Passene GERS will find this rosd the cheapest
ard quick-st 10 all points in the Northwest.
\, Z. TATE. Sup't 4. A. KNAPP. Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division,
msvl7. dttl Refine. VIE. ~.vauna. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
uayeaAs. NEWS.

0my90Aos NEWS.
Cs,. wiz is qans III II ehe'er' at R'eh>
Lord Clarendon is d. irg cf paralysis caIs
"a by smoking stn,ns c'sars.
Every year 0,ooo babies are sent !rnnl
Pssis 10 the cous.ery tO nurse, ai'o only NV
thou sand return. The rest die OF III reiss
ment.
Nsbr,sks's populstioa has l"cre' %"
ten thoussnd this year, through 'm', gra'
ton.
Abeut 80 HUNDRED IstsAs lndisns
less l1say ts~a nasssobuSd By the y. .
District Ceuss = Topeka
nIsaa woodruff - Be has horss
|now n teo1sa6e which uill - fas superior
. nssaees an1 uhi,h has alseady made =
Qnartsf ~ . 0ile IN - seccuds.
Il 10 prepsosd 10 build coltoa factories 90
IL Vfnsvep = DAa Dsssen. Sites can W
purchased and the buildings erected IN New'
bury port for what land will cost in has'
Boston.
The paper money initiation in Canada 10
going vn With sapidity. The Toronto Leaae'
says. hat tlsat thsss are sIseAas aesr'y ST.
76O, 600 u. Provincial notes IN circulation.
TIE Prosidencs Bulletin says Mise
Anna uhckeus0n 10 nov talAlng Aoous
"Somst hing u Do" II she would look 10
10 some of our vel kept homs aud obs. rye
the fair young ino,h,rs cArs>sIng the sui ing
cherubs, she might gain . suggestion ius
her theme.
Count Monthoulon was at dinner party
in Washington nj which Senator's "iic'
Who WIS., . preachers daughter was also
present. The Count WA introduced ~ NJ.
Nontholnn, miaister. aud tue lady pr cced'
I'd to nsks heis.li agreeable by x.king -
"Pray, sit what circuit DO you travel M
A sinele tow Of coal rscen,ly sent from
Louisv,lie to New Urlc .ns by Pitsburq
firm contained s25, 900 bushels, or three aud
. quarter acre. ss It Ia. in 10 Or,gl"al he'd
This was the lsrrc.t shipment oi coal eveI
made By n single tow boat.
A fyIeign spcculator propos to char'ei
the Great + stern - run between Ne" J o I
~ Brest during the Pzli> Exhib tior. II
sc can carry 500 isss.neer- Al triP,u
fir will be greatly reduced.
In Maiiposa county, California they have
d,scov eied ledge. three mills long and oLt
vide. oil photographic stone. 1t j. ola era.
,sh white color, hard Is flint. Of very H.
gain, and susceptible Of high polish. Il
ID called The Anne, lean Flag"
Among the paslos games occasionally USED
u one called "squnrl"g IA word" 1t 'nsist'
N arranging woi d. H. >uct. manner that y
perfect square 81 known woTds shall be insd'
~hich shall ,ead v.r,icnlly in the same or
der % horisonticaily The problem 0
squaring The c,cl,," ~hca has puzz e.
maihematic'.ns fo,s ntes, his been so.ved IL
this way: Thus:
CT re l. E
&c A r U s
ARE st
6 RE AT +
l. U s TIRE
EST EEM
This 10 . pleasant game for evening par.
ties. and requires cons derahe ing nuity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

nle Zoe the Asst time IN Aaerica.
They have bren sept In comparative "see W.
rum tAc fact tina, the atiginat"t. pr. Velreaa,
~ phy sican In rAris, IL gt-at wealth aud .tr'ct
constellation. prtecipi-s, anl ha- with-ll ,hsn
esun general use i.st they sseull No ewt'.i.a
e. aniavtui purposes.
In osercor,inv r~usass Distractions, Falling
Of the wcsnh, Whites, 0rs~n Sirkmcs'. Snrlr'r-
eion, Retention. or issaodrrsie fio~ 81 the
Moathiy Disrbargcs, Nervous aud sptsat An'r-
ei.,us, pains In tho Back anI linbs, Fatigue on
Slight ExeseisO, PalpitAilon Of the Heart, liys
tsrirs, &C., aMi viii eject a cure ~hcp 81 oi'irr
suenn. have failed, and, although . pnws,iAi
remedy, 10 not contain ealomci. anttuony. or
an, hing hnrifa, 10 tho constitution.
t. married ladies anl young girls who have
never been regulated. they are peculiarly fur''i-
They gill. In q short time, bring on the w'nt hly
psviud With regularity.
CAuv,oS ladies should never t,ks
them when there Is any reason 10 believe thcin-
etivss pregnant, for they will be sure TO produce
. mlscarriage.
Thee pills are entirely safe, under all circum-
aanecs being composed entirely OF substances
ltom the vegetable kinsiop.
Each bos has the ct.at Of arms Tor the city of
Par. stamped on the bost With the wur'i- - Trade
Mark 10 French, to Counterfeit which :. =
ni-.ie,aeanor, and all persons wiil bc dvai' with
o~c rr.ling to law.
Full directions accompany each box.
Ladies can obtain box, sealed fr"n The cYcs
Of tho curious, by enclosing one dollar AMI ''tts
postage stamps, 10 amy respectable drugs =. -
r. 0. a. STAPLES. dcncral AYcnt Tor tls
United States, WATERFOWL. N. !.
Agents.
sep,aa-dAwiy DSNrsi.Go q ssnrL..
Z - ofmas ePpao (loehes ~ 81 uL .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek island 1 faeIoe
HA11road,


1865. kall Ananeenssl. lSs6.
fssissssa b Chisseo time ~hacA y tvssvs min
ut~s fost~r then davenport time.
ANAND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT -. 1855,
~ and until further notice. trains will ,esve
Davenport dali, SUNDAY eAccptedl as follows
Gong east-- ist Mail tram at..,.....I "a, A. =.
20 Night express ::....s o., 2. ..
0cing West-lat ksir.ss snd n all tor kellogg
and Wss ing'on. on Al.
20. Freight or Kellogg and " ash
fngtOu, - 10 Al
Sd. Accom- mediation aud freight TOR
l0w CITY spi No eatias, . o. =.
Arrive q Daves port daily, tssndays excepieO
% follows:
From the Ess.-lss Night express At. s. ~, A .
- Daily N Amail 3 ~, ?. =.
From IL Vessels Asssms sdnsisa 4 itsiohs
fSm lows CITY asa nssse-
SW,................l4 ~ ~
"a, Freight from kellogg =
Waah1ngtoo .........4 ~ ?. .
ID. Express from kellogg and
Wellington. ........e l6r.n.
c03uscSoCxo.
A. ChieaGo. ith all Eastern Routes.
At LaSaIe with l. C. X. h for Dunleith. 81.
lOus Cairo. 10.
| 1togtoo. Keokuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria during aarigstion). with Packets
| for all pvints ON Illinois kiveP.
Al Kellogg, lows CITY, and Washington Wish
u stern s,sgs Go = Stages, for Ill points West
| Southwest assd NorthWest. :.
| New and q. giant sleeping Coaches on q!
Wight ssa,nA Through Tickets tor sale eed
Begeage checged to Principal Eastern Cities
| and Towas.
q II. BEARDsLY. Asst Gen. Sups.
A. KENDALL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
| DayenpOYt Sent ~. 1866.