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Evening star., 1866-07-05

THE CITY Posr OFFIcE-TAe Money order
System.-During the month Of june the fol.
lowing work was performed by the letter car
riers: Mail letters delivered, 81. 100; local do,
7,sG5; newspapers, 2s,69s; letters collected,
5335'; papers do, $40. A. B. Scrivener has
been appointed an additional letter carrier
The new law OF Congress in relation TO the
..money order" system was put in force on
Monday last, and all the Offices are now ope.
rating under Its provisions. the working OF
the system il changed IN several respects and
orders OF $50 and under are now sold, while
nnder the old system the maximum was 800.
The fees for money orders have also been
changed, orders from 81 TO so being now is
sued at 10 cents, and over $40 to $50 inclusive
at 25 cents. Under the old law il was neces-
sary tor a duplicate TO be issued, an affidavit
with stamp was first required, for which the
party had to pay, as also a fee for the new GER
ufcate. Under the new law postmasters can
administer oaths free OF charge. and the Ger.
tificate is also furnished without cost, the only
expense TO the party being the cent revenue
stamp. Besides these charges, uite number
of other Objectionable features have been re.
moved. On the ID Of August 300 additional
money order ofices, mostly in the South and
West, Will be put in operation The system
is daily increasing IN popularity among all
classes.
Evening star., 1866-07-05
ISl(OD t|DhDyl
6'cLesk Pa y -
y GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- WAsHIHeroH. July S, 1885,
Jay Cooke r %. furnish the following
uotations Of Government securities: -

? NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, l07; Five Twenties, 1904. l0lx;
Five Twentles, 1854, l08S; Five Twenues,
1885, 1toI; Ten Forties, 81 4; Seven Thirt,ss,
1c3x; Certificates, 100; Gold, 152X.
Evening star., 1866-07-05
WHIr1 Housn.

n a L.1-F n WHITE HOUSE. u aFu u
Notwithstanding the heat OF the weather, the
assemblaes at the Executive Mansion to-day
was quits large. The door Of the Presidents
room was not opened for . general reception,
and many psrsons, therefore,, did not succeed
in obtaining the desired intsrvisw. tei.fe-
Evening star., 1866-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESCEs.-This morn
ing Mr.. r. A. Aiken, of the firm of Aiken Il
Clampitt, having been arrested by Detectives
Bigley and Kelly, appeared before Superin-
tendent Richards TO answer the charge of ob-
tanning money by false pretences from Mr.
Rudolph Buchly, furniture dealer on Seventh,
near II street. 1t appears in evidence that MIR
Aiken called upon Mr.. Bucbly on the 2ist OF
January last, and remarked that he wanted
money, and as il was too late for him to draw
money from the bank, requested Mr. Buchlv
10 cash check upon Riggs Il 20. for him,
and as IL was Saturday he would date the
check two days ahead TO make it fall upon
Monday. Supposing that the firm had money
in that bank he consented, and mr Aiken
drew a check for fifteen dollars, daIed the 22d
January, and signed Aiken * CIampitt Later
IN the evening, Mr.. Aiken called upon Mr.
Buchly and told him that he (Aiken, was not
aware that Ciampitt had drawn the money
oot, and requested Buchly 10 hold the check
over day or two and he would make il right.
Mr.. Buchly having business at the bank,
offered the check of Aixen & Clampitt, when
u was pushed back by the teller, who told
Buchly that the firm had not had any money
there for six months. Mr.. Buchly said Mr.
Aiken had freq uently made promises relati We
10 the payment of the check, which was not
complied with. Superintendent Richards al
the request Of Mr.. Aiken, consented TO a fur.
ther hearing Saturday morning at 10 O'clock
and held the accused to bail.
Evening star., 1866-07-05
LOST AND<FOUND.

L. s.l SStD ~ yAsos to-.
q 81 s:sss; .as % 2 s'ie
fai n s.":.a .i nFs 5:
!sR f:.ss =: sA - ! s.s
white; !. dark face; imsif white star in fcrohssd.
'n' '' In '''n s.ts *fftiAa ~ f:li sss
cox REwARB WILL BIZ PAID for the 70.
oo ss Ssn s asmc e rsS "Sss
on back. belly, ana one fore leg and be- Straight
Hss.. No sss T. st.. bet. s.n sSS m.
I VsI.gy I.dy, % M.na.y .sv.einse, tie q
abb % Il tss si a Z. s:s
stone, end heart made ot hsir, Get In gold and
oe PHI :: 3:
Gallery. 5l1 7th street. - Il, ,,..l-- IT.
STRAIID AWAY OR SIOLli-A mall white
tns' s. sn
- s;: VIII e;
Hsa. s and north
LfoE-A sorrsi H6hsE xitS s.aA On fore. p0
head, and Dun Colored HORSE, with blaze or
white faes;a;spp.Isntly farm hGrsss1yers taken
be found estray) by the Metropolitan Police the
18th ult The owner or owners are hereby notified
TO prove and reclaim said hors,s at the office of
the Property Clerk, No. 4s2 loth street west,
Instant, or the same will then be sold pursuant to
law to the highest cash bidder at the Bazaar of
W. Il. Wall o., 9S Louisiana ave. By order
GEO Il. HERRICK, Property Olerk.
iy5-3t w l. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
G10 bEWARD-Strayed. from the subscriber,
2 ~ ayonng PALE BAY COW; wide horns
white face: with sire ak of white along her back
giving milk The above reward will be paid If
retui NED to j. 81. SHREEVE,
le3 ST. corner and 7th streets.
C6 REwARD- STRAY ed or stolen on Sunday
mule snaes her RI ght hind leg with halter on
the other small black horse mule, halter around
his neck; both are eonde mRed mules. The above
reward will be given If returned 70 Mr. JOHN
FULLER 22d ST., near the Observatory. jy St.
coz REWAED-stelen from the subscriber
VSc at Surrattsyiile, on the night Of July I'd,
asteei ROAS HORSE, about l51a hands hig in
ders In standing for a short time, he is little
knuckied In the hind legs. Any information in
reference to said horse may be left at Pat Flem-
streets. C THOMPSON
jy 3-3t' T. B, Prince Georges Co Md
q ~ REWARD-Lost, on the I'd instant, between
DC the corner Of 5th and II streets and Ist and
one LID, marked 'Wunder Moffstt." The
above reward will be given if returned to the cor.
ner OF sth and Il SITS, grocery store;
q REWARD-Will be paid for q Black, Souare
Spc l. ACE VEIL, lost on l4th street. between
massachusetts avenue and College Hill on Tues
day afternoon. INQUIRE at Star Office. my is
Evening star., 1866-07-05
CARRIAGES,

I AAhiAsIS' oARR1AeEs.o CARRIAGES
Be S and
5sdacsd Diiss:: Al:o. ::yeT.i r:s.ei.::e e8
'E ''0"'"' .'''n0iS SoSkRr Il. GRAHAM.
and sa pssr Sss 81 1 s.s s
3J8 NOTICE 3l8
.ssf + REsas e
s S h.m s yS3
ford Arctic Refrigerator, which s the best in use
ssa sassss ss
our STOCK which tns SoobWHRb ,5f a sbs si s6s
No. Sis be: IStS ..S ,,s :srss;,
DEBOw's REVIEW FOB JULY. .r ...
IL. =: e aGS ~ h: s: p W.
iTSry; 5y Henry . Morgan: 8: Sketches q forsisn
h1.!hass = sssa
HHssSsrees. g. Home Educstion and the Homo
Spirit ana Deyelop.sst Jonrn.i Of tSsiwssw Anew
Ent.rsd y Daily q the eonfsdsr.cy. Depart:
ssfsrss s,aD: s.us 81
fsetprss "a Department Of Commerce. Department
q &C. Of I'm
dollars inn'" sSssos TsETSs FfsSI.d
+ SzisIAsE. HORSE. AND HARNESS:
inquire at this once. 10 25-6t<
NoTIGE-Ths unSer:is.ed having retired from
L tho Hardware Business, has disposed of his
int rest to his son. L. O. CAAPBEtL. who will
continue the business On his own account. Those
indebted TO the nrm Of Campbell 4 Son are re-
quested TO make an early settlement. -
p WM. II. CAMPBELL.
shall continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS
at the old stand. 331 Pennsylvania avenue, and
keep full stock Of Builders' and WheslWriehts'
Hardware. ,l ..,. =
Bar Iron, Steel. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails.
Tin. Lead, Zinc, Copper, DC:
Evening star., 1866-07-05

pCHARGE OF RAPE.-Last Tuesday offlcer
attempting 70 commits a rape upon q little white
girl named Jennie Baar, aged about ten years.
The act was perpetrated in the county, north
Of Georgetown, and the negro was seen by the
mother Of the little girl who rushed to the res
cue Of her daughter and dragged the negro
away from her. The negro was not disposed
to leave his victim, even when the mother
seized him. A number Of white men heard of
the act and followed the oflcer with the in.
tention Of taking the negro and lynching him.
Fortunately for him the o6lcer got him TO
town and had him sent 70 jail BY Justice
Evening star., 1866-07-05

New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July 5-CottoR quiet Flour
dull. Southern SlO20aS17. Wheat dull Corn
declined one cent. Beef and Pork steady
Whisky dull.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

SoLDTHR Hu1r BY THE BURSTING or GrH
BARREL-Yesterday . man had an old gun
barrel which he was using - toy cannon Ia
When 1t was about TO be fred, soldier pose
ing stopped beside H. when the expiosioa
took place the gun barrel burst into fraSmeats
Of stAe iron eut the top on hIs can, Sut 6id Sos
touch hls head. He bled profnsely, bat fhe
wound did not prevent him non walking 10
HE quartsts 70 have thsm properly drssssd. {
Evening star., 1866-07-05
BOARDING..

PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD,
Il can be obtained in priv ate family, with use OF
Ilano and parlor, in healthy locality, by lady
sno gentMksman, northeast corner 10th and Mass.
avenue. NO 3.4. jy5-5t'
EETLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE
fH sooms Mss S5th
go per mon' b, at No. $50 street, between 10th
and nth streets. Table Board SIS per month.
VNHREE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
with BOA BID and q handsome front room, in
house delightfully."- situated, for the sum mer, at
$50 T. street, between 81 and AZ SITS An expe.
risns 90 sn6 healthy colored NURSE wanted. Alss,
o1A moI hEoo. Jy 5-J'
ROABDIHG.-Good substantial BOARD with
- airy and comfortable ROOMS be had at
80 oth street, between i and X streets, for S5a
PLEASANT ROOMS, with or without BOARD,
enue, near street south. iy2,sts
~ Logging can be accommodated at S5 Der week
at 46l street, between 9th and 9th SITS, Wash
ingten. iy sts
EURN IsHED ROOMS AND BOARD CAN BE
Obtained In the new house. No 294 New Jer-
sey ayenue, between and q streets in the vicini-
~ of fne Capitol, Government Printing Office
Railroad Depot, &c. js sO-6ts
QS1 BOARD with fine airy rooms opposite
.IoS National etel. Terms easonable. Two
large communicating second story front Rooms uu-
furnished, :, he'd fer rent. Apply No. 367 Penna. av.
TABLE BOARD at No AGA IOth street, . few
.o,t doon north OF the avenue Terms Sls per
Evening star., 1866-07-05

ApnirfKD 20 ran BAK-rhis tnorniae. n
~ Cf1minal Court, on motion Of Hoa. Jane
n. Wayns, Associate Justice Suprome Oourt
Of the United States, Thomas Biddls, Fan. OF
Phaup4lphA, w1s admitted q. tie bar. : :. 9
EoR oALH-A H0ILE1 for "a sasine q e.
49, -: - ! 81 !: s: E sf.Sthis.
" Gyt6s 80 a. q, - si'lS--s -. - ~
4 Isf on PlOPOsALa o. 4 9I9oRaaA9Qo
q1esscs1 nedefsf ssfshs vssk ssdiss sslg
eaacs le1o fest White piss lumber. Q b 9. q 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15

- UAINT devices in advertising some
81, times catch the eye and pay. lsmnaa =,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15
RwUCH repetition wearies, but much
M4 Advertising pays.

RTOTICES are good, but live Adver-
~ tisement is better.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15
9gYEACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

TyarsZzery In Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
ssIsfsn. aso-, at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15

o THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL Is
~ the place for you all to Advertise and
get your money back.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15
SALES ROOM:

Main Street, opposite Court House. Foun.
n8P0rders solicited fal,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15
0H that men would consider their bust
~ ness and Advertise in the JOURNAL.

DAY Cash for Advertising in the JOUR
- NAL and it will return a hundred
fold.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-15
INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co..

AUTHORIZED CAPTTAL...s..........SI,0 900 900
PAID UP CAPIrAL.................... 10000
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=. N. DOCKER 81 CO.,
STEELE & TRTBLE.

econd ST., Between Chestnut and Cherry
l0ila51 Evansville, Ind.
SASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHS, &C., of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice
anf2-Iy
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PORTABLE AND. STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.

a 4I u 1hn an
Threshing Machines, baa b
u j
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VACCHEUS is Advertised as having
- climbed a tree. The crowd came after
the performance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05
UNION MEETlNGs.

Conservative Cnios Msetings will be- held q
the following times and places, and will be sds
dressed b. the sproA1s uhssa nsmo follow
the Sespscsivs appoiatmeuts.
The sees,ags gill commence = halt pest ~
On o'cleck r. n.
Hosicss Of sdditieaal meeting will hsseeeer
- gwen.
MAssvu.s.--ssssas nAlA = Saturday, Oct.
etn, lsSe.
L. 4. vieis 80 3. =. Cook.
FnsDAv, Oct. lbth-lsen Butler, At Psass's
w.,a.t (s,s,ess = "a Nsl@
tE ". u pittOssaa g PFhnr
SArussAv, Oct. 6th-Psincetoo.
W.. =. lJkt6s AMI J. " Stewart
SATURDAY. CT. ssh--ls Claire.
q. n. Paker end =. W. Stewart.
WEDNESDAY. Oct- "a Ii Claire.
W. T. D;ssos asd + E Ceek.
TnunspAy, Oct. eth Rcckinghsm.
w. T. Dittcs and J. y. Moore.
Moscow Saturday. Oct. 9Th, I p. n.
W. r. L. fBng~cll.
By.order ofshe Commitsse,
". v. Comes. Chsirntn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05

A Few Words OF Cemmon Aense.
ncw.kw mere ase wAo me not subject n souS a.
lection u the lunRs or fesJka0sy oennoe, who. "
neglecting preu0ntory eymptoms aggsavats thr con.
plant, until disease sirikss s shafts causing i'm
prcssbe torture Of The patient and anxiety and die.
tress 70 friends. ''Only coldl" "A slirht core
thToat!" h the hcedless remark u many when 20
affected. Yes: Only cold" was the thoughtlcss
expression Of thousands whom death has marked foe
HE Prey.
Forewarned- Forearmed ehould BE- the motto FIR.
ever In the minds Of al subject to Coughs Colds Ca.
tarrh, Or Inhucnsa Words Of advice should be heed
ed by all sufferers a Asthna Bronchitis, Consum,-
toa. Relief y within their reach and II neg ecsed.
ntal consequences ensue-a NE " nisery--a daily.
hourly struggle for existsace A contest In vhieh
tnefS can he bat Ose viCtDr--Deathl
Dues not appas The strongest ind 70 think u The
result caused BY aeglecti Then why delay What
excuse can be on6a1. when timely warning 10 sound
Cd In yous earn when the danger 10 pointed ont
Why not avoid II! MAnsDsxs Ppu.vaAl BA,n hse
been used with success In nearly million Of casea.
and b endorsed by the medical Faculty = the most
prompt and ecacious remedy that scientific research
has discovered, tQrclievc and core an cases Of Coda
Coughs. lnhuensa, and Consumption, II the case q
mot beyond I'll hop. 4vcn when ths SUFFERER = il
se Let stages be Win And relief BY using this prep
asstioh One bottle win couvince he most ineredu.
lous. that ~ nesits = ths psepasston afe BY no
means exagRefated in fAci-ll fAr abort Of he eu.
cgies bestowed ppoa Il BY lhsusands ~ho have been
cured ~ NJ timely use A guarantee accompanies
eaca bottle. and dealers arc Instructed IN evesy in.
stance to refund the money. when this preparasieu
fails 10 relieve
Prepared By 7. ". Marsdcn. sS7 broadway, New
York. and Tor eals BY al Drugeists Price. q pet
bottle. BURNAAMS 4 VAN 0.HAACK. AND
FULLER, FINCH 4 FULl.RP, Agents. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05
So MAGIC 81:
TIM Elk EEPER.
And Vest lsllnim -.

A Gsnntne Eng IN SOLID >LvRa Composite
Time Keeper. With an sccsrate minisiuse Cos.
"a in the Dial in Gold or Silver Cases, Brsu-
titui and 81 DO ate IN lses,en, Of Exquisite
workmanship aud Remarkable tor rs corr-ct-
ness aud sb-oiute ceitam;, Is . REGULATOR ;
fully niranted tor two wears. VIII not get out
Of order. and vii: last Lrrr T,sR. aud is . most
elegantly and erfect'y rel, bl- iocket Compan-
ION, ana MAGNETIC, NJ PRESENT for Ladies o, Gen
tlemen's use Price for y single one. Small
Size. with Rich Gold Plated Gents VEST CHAM.
only -. Agents wanted every ~h,r- Price
Lists sens free. Address, ~ A. Kk1LE& CO
Established Importers Of Wstchs -, Chains, &C.
ls47 IS. l.. Cor. OF broadway 4 Fulton
Street ~ uoy1S d6wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05

VUUOU - V0uOW uoSSouu VUWe
TRAINS L9AvE YUkf ~ NON ~ tOL-
III .sd E.prs'. ':so 4. T.. daily. tss.d.y.
sssssas.s s.pssss is.ss \. n, 1ss,y. (sss-
Accommedassos 80 r. n. ..
A ivs ~ pOas sYDUn
naii sad Ezp' 80 7:so T. y Daily ltsssdsys
esssms.oss E.pssss a:ss r H.. asii,.
.ceomSodssiss 80 A. T.. DAILY. t>ssds.s
Nj - esprsss s.sv:ss rrs. Byron :, ,.as
psisas y 1sssAss , lllissi- 40 \ isrss.rs
.Hesaeaea 14pses. sn%sts = hsssnss With
oeeo4st LAaclol r. peboqsst. sssivma hosss
49, 81 NssshSss Lsps Ss.ess.
y ~osecns0 oses" lessss lsssesross q 4 n.
oooaesA1 = Pc ogros Wteb sse.ssbs.es n.
~ ~ ouxrua, uss:
~ 0otlns, VIM ss.osdrish lase'' sssamess fos
0Ieo1 AlesUe. NAsbsygee - nerses.oe.
II A4Aaeine @eueeSss. with Chseaqs . nilvoohee
alIrech - nilwsuless ksssss'. Wassssss
: 1tU3'Sass Jsses,.s. Win CAsssso Z Ns,th.
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bsisal.e - I'D G;Ws|rss
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a. aeseee4 ~ - 29eAee .Aeaelags"
500. g C1lss1s, OissS - Osiss 100.
AsRset pre- M lChissts 8 EsH lslasa
hs,.sese. - n - - esshsas "lsws /" bssssss
1.:sssn q. 1T tais fce9 ~ shseSsss
= 2: TAM esppt y. 4. kuApP. Ospi0
~.-1, ass' 1.r'-s ~. 80 r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05

y N79EC11CUc 0&O8H ~
The intelligence that he susie q Con
ssssisss has declared fos The uaion p =
decisive majorisy Il the hss to~n sa'eesss'
Will encourage the Union: nsn o. me west
% reqered apl mers visoress euofu |" -
half,9 IL soaGsn cause. Il b s4v'esory
ehsrs ~ ~ iileis ssasos - s1pset . -
tory. Il 10 . Ri ,nDh sfustiesal principles
ovss lscal end ssaosh intsssseas Anssev>
elasiso In the very hos BID Of sse'cal'.e.-
u Cssasesieus vooss for Unisa, sqsal seP-
rssentation and Sqpal tAxasisa. shsa Is~s
esshs ehs lihssiPesz .sSt..1g
Mess sonelets rstasps 100 nsi"s snd
vsN6sat ,eentsi1 8 pssvtoss isPsss1
rssvS eh1tt ke esssSsl ~ ~ Ueles = -
hing slrsas 10 n ~ Eastssa seaAsss -
snneaDl ahse = uDdss1a1Us1 OlO -
MortA pss.AAsaay anA acsis'ssly g -
6ds d. lAv Al oshee i :. ptppsee ssNsips
- ~ pm = ~ Usisa ~ - ~ Wss4
Areunsot, psinciph, plGlA ~ segqeRsol
ana ~ oua6oltasien - q 49, 81. 81
- ~ hsvs asssuseo1lng tseoD1e -
he ballot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05
Western Unien 1ailroaa.
-, ~AAn EEn<S6S.

- aa1 alsef D1on1ny, Nay l1eh.
rhs 0seaAsf lows vii bsave duck loot Of Brsdy
soseeA ~ p0tt 0yss1. - folIGws:
AZ = \. lee connecting with train for Full
-, 0veoees Dd6e(se, (aSsvssg = Dubuque 8
Aoafs - aAvses - ny sehsr Sss1e) BsssPors.
naeips. - I'll psis1e north snd nofthssst, esst
aad s0sthssst, 10 central Iowa and southern
Wiseeosin.
a AeA =. D.S ssssssHieg eish srais iof Ss.
vnenA Sssepsss, kesine ed Aillweakee, aad I'll
poiste aestk, vset cd ease.
Ths following ass the rates Of Pare 10 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-05

Chicago, Roeh ls1anl 1 Pacific
RA11xOad.
1896. Fail Arruaetnrs,. Ist6.
Trains run By Chicago time which Il Twelve min
utes tester then Nav. Mp..ft lime.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, SkPT -. ls.S,
~ ed unsll further notice, trans wiIl leave
Davenport daily, lSundsys excepted) - tollowa
0oise kast- lSt Nail train at .......7 50, 4. =.
- wight eapress, \: as 81, =
Ocipg west-lss Eavsrsa sbd Mail tor kel'"eg
cod Wsshingtoa, $500 AZ.
-, freight lor kelloss ssd " lash
tngton, ..................s.l5 A.
ID. Acconmoda,ion and meixh, Tor
lev CITY snt NJ caaise. . W r.
Arrive q Dssen2cr daily, tSundsys xccp'ed)
From The Eas:--lst Night express Il. & ~. a =
Cd Daily Ex. I mail. s. 80, ?. y.
From the west-ist ACCOM- odation 4 treight
M fson Iowa City and Mvsea
=: al y::i:s; from K IL 70 =: I'd
Sd. Express from Kellogg and
Wssh6gtOn. .........s l5P.s.
c0aNRe44OSo
A. Chicago vith eli Eastern Routes.
!. Al Leaal'e With ]. q. X. X for Dunlei'h. 81.
All Il Pond C:.es with O. y. 20. r. n. for Bur
kagtss, ksokuA and Quincy.
4 Pssraa (dssiag nsvigsiisoh with Packets
for I'll points OF Illinois River.
At Kellogg. Iowa City. and Wsshineson 9Th
wss::r. s;.s; Co.. Stages. fD' all p0''' Wet
New ssd Elegant sleeping Cssshss On q!
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Fsr Secretary u Nats.
COLONEL q. =. vAMANDA. Of Delaware.
Far Treasurer Of State. -x~-g.
GEN. GeOnGE 4. STONE. Of nenry.
Foe Auditor of0tAte, re.
CAPT. ROt ERT ". CROSS, Of Polk.
For Attorney General, t1S
CAPT. WHISTLE HA1lAReHA 0AR.e
For Register Of State Land O@ee,
LINE ?. Nt01eNl1. q C1sytss.
Fer Reporter u Supreme Court.
CAPT. ALBERT sfODDARD. otTsnA
Fer Clerk Of Supreme Court
CAPT. rAED. Gof4sCnAiK. u Dubuque
Fer Ceoersss-Sscsod DistsicA.
JOHN r. COOK, Of Se,ss. az
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