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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S-Eveniny. Cotton
firm and more active. at l4I
Brcadstuifs generally dull.
Mixed western corn declined to 1901
Cd.
Cotton market is firmer and quiet active
sales to day will reach 10000 bales prices
unchanged
st. PETERSBURG, Jan 2S.-Advices re-
ceived from Behring's Straits, state that the
American portion Of the Russian and Amer
lean teleg raph has been completed. and the
Straits have oecn surveyed Tor the purpose
Of finding suitable place for laying the
Sub Marine Cabi. The Russian portion Of
this great enterprise, it is expected, will be
finished by next autumn
CoSsrANriNoPLE, Jan ga United
States man of>war has left Bosphorus to
take the Cretian fugi.ives on board and
transport them to Greece.
LoSpoy, Jan. 29.-Two clipper ships,
Louis Walsh and Charlotte White, which
sailed from Csllso. on arace to Europe. have
reached Gibrslter, having made the voyage
in l0i days. The Louis Walsh won the
race hy only 25 minutes.
L. s. 5-2O bonds have advanced 5l6;
Erie declined.
FLORENCE, Jan. 2S.-The Pope Is inclined
q giant the ecclesiastical demands Of Italy.
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Shic,.o Market.

CHICAGO Jan. %.
ilpur-Ra'her mere active sales OF winter
extras ut sl2 5e@l r spring extras e. o0ct
llI5 sureriine q .5as 81
Backwheai Flour Il 0oTr51.
"heat-2a &c lover, at alssetls5 for No.
2; rejected at 81 80 80; closing dull at in
Size prices. !.
Corn IA &c lover and dull at ,6d17c 10
No. l. an 53a5i TO- i.iectci closing at inside
figures.
osts-hull but STEADY, at 4o9inia for No. g
hye-l@sc lower, at a. s7@ 50 for No. /.
bari-y-DAil AT s'c i, store No. $l.os
Timothy seed-ln good demand, at 5000
iork-Mess Quiet but steady. at 1850.
Lard Dull at lls.
Lave Hogs-keccipts 2.27o head dull buy
crs and sellers apart sales of medium at $6.i5
d6 20
Cattle Neglected. at a. oo@575 for common
60 good cows and steers
sheep-Steady 4is head received sales at
.5.eoer5 % for light.
Dressed H"gs-Stesiv +; ranging from e.. loM
10 closing at $7.eog7 A.
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4 rronNfY COUNSELOR At law
~ eat Var rletm sgn, 0Are lrvenports
Bieet - tlanr. eor Main al Second streets
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Railway Regulating pills.

IT,; no forget the peculiar value Of hese lills
~ preventative 81 disease, ~ well AZ remedy Ter
complaints al eady existing. ''Ah ounce oil proven
tion 10 better than pound of cure, and Nh dose ~
keawn,'- pills taken OF twice week will not
only keen al the -ccretionr Ia sueh b. aliLy aoidi
i, that prev siling disorders may be set NJ defiance
bat they VIII tho worst eafes OF dyspci,ela in
digestion ontti,en~es ne. beyond a perndv,niure.
II ony requires from 10 three pills ptocusc
gentle movement Of the bowels, while from four To-
siK produce hriss and thorough rurge with most
otter pills yon have gripping pa nsu'ea. sickDess
and tcnctniu- because they fail To cxpel v Ia the
fac the bile and 9th dis need hnmorr. Ir Rad
ways Pills lesfe DO rufh mischief working fefnaus
irtraipg In the System, but purge out all that may
he ob.tacis In the way ot restoration 10 health
Hence their operation IL accompanied by pain
They do their work perfectly but sminbly. They do
d.pete prostrste. They panty and strength.
.. They prepared OF choice and costly extrsets
OF medical plants. soofs. herbs, xuu1 &C.. yet they
sold Tor the came price, 70 It, box demanded
inferior articles In using them yon de- Doe
youf .cli vii calomel, mefenfv ant'mony. .r you
ct rid OF your h.liousntsH with asc ard prompt
tud- yonr heart, your kiin"ys. your nerves. your
stomach relieved from disorder, and won reg
nle,et' into perfect health. Railways Regulating
Pi- s.id by druggists.
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ILLINOIS.

Qulscy, Jan. o.. "A negro named Geo
Be,,, a porter at the fremont House .loped
with a white water girl employed At the
same place q few nights since. The eirl
was OF German resent; quite modest in
appearance, bu, aai probably been some>
what indiscreet ii her associations. The
couple are SAID to ave been married before
leaving the city. They took the train FOR
Champaign
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Of the cclored schools over $1,000, being
the am punt due by law fer that purpose.



CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Anotier grand raid
on Fashionable farcy circles was made last
evening. 4 .0Gse eu It'll Avenue proved
the sullcrets ~ tbs . ca..oa. The inmats
~ nnc ,15.s4nemts, sat haif sat inN
IN tie II ~ 4 Ia ~Aile.gd, se' .aul
weadsd their way to .ho 80 hast. ~ sH
the hour a. ~ esi / e'eiaee, fcA 1855,
I'd by al attentive pos assiati. Ptepafa'iofs
i.r tAc a'i.ic Aad 3, ea made On t.ie srsndest
sra'c, ard cowi .ete success crowned tie et-
.orls Of those in charge
Several daring aad successful attempts q,
pocket picking we've made last evening in
a Blue Island Avenue horse car While
the car was proceeding slowly along Madi-
son street. one Of the passengers. lady,
discovered the hand Of a young man stand
ing behind her to lie in close prcaiinity with
Ter pocket book, and before she could give
the alarm the rascal had sna;ciel The wai>
ct aud started 10 run. The lady =. cnte
caught The thief by the arm ard called
upon the other passengers TO secure him,
but either not Understanding the cause Of
the commotlon, or not desiring to rrpder as
sistancc, no one offered hand, and the icl>
low pushed i.is way thr ugh the crowd aud
escaped out OF the front door OF the car. lie
however dropped the laden wallet upon The
floor in his efforts 10 release her hold M on
his coat, and si,cr the excitement had SUB.
sided II was ftuud and delivered q her
Other passengers then began TO examine
their pockets, when i. was found that snoih-
Ell lazy ard q gentleman mad been robbed
The grain warehouse question is still the
chief topic of interest in commercial circles.
The general opinion is that the bill requiring
railroads TO ship TO any 81 vator which tie
consgnor shall designate will be passed.
The number OF persons nov confined IN
the Chicago Brideweli is li2, 50 Of whom
are wom,r. purirg the winter months the
inmates are not required 20 perform much
work IN the open yards which surround tito
institute n, but are allowed to lounge about
aud amuse themselves as best they may
This will not be 50 when the new Bri Jewell
is built, as il is proposed to construct tn
new institution on the plan OF the penlten,
tiary NJ Joliet. with workshops aud inclosed
places for stone pounding
Two unimnortant fires ocurred ,st
night.
petition being circulated among the
members Of the Chamber Of Commerce, the
object Of which is to preserve the National
Bank currency from being called in accord
ance 10 Mr. Randal's BILL on condition Of
said Banks confirming in business provided
they surrender their right and title to the
interest accruing from the $500 100000 o!
United States Bonds deposited by them with
the Comptroller nj Washington.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANs. Jan. 2s.-yera Cruz advi-
ces to the 22d, received, state that French
transpor, had left with q heavy detachment
Of infantry for France Others would
Immediately fa.low. The whole French
force in Mexico had arrived at Vera Crnz,
enroute for France Additional transports
daily expected.
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900
IOWA

DIS MONIES. Jan 2s.-Gov. Stone sp>
pointed Geo Love, late Of Powesheik, Co,
aid de-capp. with the rank Of Colonel, for
faithful services in the Sanitary Commission
Also, Rev. Z. L. Clausssn, Of Mitchell
Co., Asst. Caspmissionsr to the pasis Expo
siti0n.
No mil since last Thurday; cars and
stages are still gu. in the snow.
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. .
ONO.

CNolNSAri, Jan. 29-ln the Spellman
divorce case the court decided yesterday
that Mrs spelmsn had been guilty of Grim.
con With DR. Ton'inson, but decreed her
an allowance of 500 per month from her
divorced husband
By the failure Noah Wilson / Co., bank
ers, Of New York David Gibson & Co. OF
this city lost. it is said 81 800 GOO.
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4. =. MAXWELL. "a. -.
rsas. w. r.. PECK.

nfFirE CORNER NlELE'S BLOCK. gUP
~ stars. north entrance; is. door, 70 The
fight. Davenport. Iowa v1l
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DaC0TAH.

Fonr LARAMIE, Jan. &c -Lisn.. Am.s.
with 80 soldiers, overlook the Indians ON
the 22d inst, andrecaptured Code and Don
aldsons cattle, % Pole creek The lndi-
ans were going southwest, and we're cer-
tianly Ch,yenncs, who are all reckoned At
peace. The Let, and his company were
badly frozen,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 90.
Flour and GRAIN rchanged and steady.
=, Cot'on-Firmer, and holders asking 81 but
little offering.
Mhissy-Dnll at s. Is. in bond.
Hogs Firm but quiet, at t7.4o@1.75, re-
ceipts, 5.c00
ovisions-rirm hut unchanged
Mess Pork $2o.25 g2,5p.
bnik Meats Qait but held firmly t $50
Sac for shoulders and .idks.
iams.lll4 loose and l2c packed.
Lard--l2i.c and tat little 20 ng.
bacon Clear side in demand ut 13c.
SaouIders-Paekei dull, and can be bought
Grocer'es-Firm and unchanged.
Butter-lc higher
Eegs-Advanced 10 Sec and scarce
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A Candid Statement.

y0u CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
this city and vicinity, d.. Tobiss' Venetian Lint
mcrt. II ts sure and speedy fDr sorc thIo at
headache, tOossache, chroaic rheumatism. groups,
collie and pains In the limbs We advise every one 10
give L trial The expense lie trle-4o cents
nnd We are confident person VIII ever he without
u. Every family should have botsl~ In the house la
of sudd, accidents rnch cuts, burns. rcai-
&c lite pain. relieving qualities marvellous. A.
for CUP IL has saved hundreds We have the certn
cn,es 20 prove it, ofce, o. CORTLAND Street, New
York Sold by Druggists
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TEXAS

IIorsToS, Jan. gs.-Gen. Johnstons re>
mains have arrived. Al the buildings are
draped in mourning. Thousands Of people
me, the body at IT, depot and escorted il to
the Female Seminary, where it will remain
in state until Monlay. when i, will be taken
to Austin for in,eImcnt.
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Disease Of tho Eye.
DR. JAS. CAMPBELL,
o CULIST.
=. a.. rsrs'rrsg:DxON, VI. ~.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. cttICE
@itt Ar nake'. under the Davenport Ma
4 ad llfak. uor'nf ~ sd aud Brady street,.
lsrreef .,t. Ao'ir y AH'cr II. H.. J ". u.
eAksr. = n ngiA.ti
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON. Jan. a fire broke out on
Pinkny street last light. Turec buildings
were destroyed ami part of their contents.
Tue total loss 50, only SIX thousand dol
lars Insured $4,000.
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10 fUCNY.

tsAAtt IT. J. ia fusion o; the
X .des- All 4 yatiyes has been agreed
upon which VIII r,ult il the election Of 1t.
Go .Iar or ten. Rousseau.
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new JERSEY.

NEWARK. n. J. IS david Stephenson's
brewery in 10th Avenue ives barnei last
night, loss $4,000 to $To, 200; par,islly
insured
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GILMAN, son x CO..
RANkERS.

BANKERS,
~ Exchange Place. New Work.
Esuccial attention devoted to Western business.
Icy Speculative Accounts declined
WESTERN
Fifth National Bank, Chicago. II.
City National Bank, :.
Merchants National Bank, 0alena, III.
Merchants National Bank. Davenport Iowa.
National State Bank, Of DEE Moines, Iowa.
Stale National Bank. Keokuk, Iowa.
State Bank Of low and Branches.
State Savings Association, st. Louis. Mo.
ST Louis building and Saving Association, 81. Louie
First RATIONAL Bank of Lafayette, New Albany and
Jacksonville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank of Kentucky. Louisville. Ky.
Merchants Bank Of Louisville, :. q oct3pi1y
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HAVING rEts .NGAGf d IN THE PkAc
1 i t,ce ~ Medicine end Susgrr, Tor the last
TwaHrN siys VANS IN Srsrw. has ps rmAn-
entity located ~ thir city Snd oiieIr his profess
rionai services to the ciii9sns ~ Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes Nv bis long sspsr,euec with
tic dice uses 81 the climate, to metz, and r.r, i've
5off ION Of .b.ic lati mage.
''iice corner Third aud brady over Lind
saF's 'eweiry Store. residence IN what was tor
merly known n, the Fulton House, ON Water
street. above tie bridge. June27 dif 2
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% -
VIRGINIA.

wnrruxc, ". Y. jan 99.-At the mu.
nicipal election J, !erday, the Democratic
ticket, with The e. option Of Treasurer. was
elected " 'ecid mai ii,y
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ERaN lEAAA
Lime Lime 4.

INls SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEfv
i ed good supply Of Pom, Hr,o~ w..
Lsxs. snd wall constantly keep on hand :, liza
old stand, on the corner cf Ripley AMI r.an,
sseeess the Port Byron and lie Cfa,c lin.
Also. Louisviiie cement, and the Utica, ILL.,.
which viii be solt si the lowest market price.
an large or small quantities.
GEJ. BALCH. Agent.
uAvsnncrt Iowa Aug <-dly.
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ID ilSicIAN AND SURGEON. oaiee. cor.
Il "a and brady Streets, under S,rcep.r 4
liza, lies sto,c. Residence ~ lt,h 81, bet Ilrn
DIV and Nn'n nrtad A..
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FAST FREIGHTS.

anne I ntGOr M Om0 DEeltnOIcs
And no. cxcelled by any Freight or Dis
patch Line.
~ Rates sane as BY oil Of the estab
ishrd ALL RAIL Routes.
With forfeiture Of cents PER 100 NJ. for every
days delay. which will lie promptly paid BY Wsstsrn
Agents.
Parties ordering freights from me East should order
packages marked !. uaion Line" and refer shippsrs
sr contracts, &C. 10
GEO } HARRIS, q Washington Street. Boston.
}. L. GOSsLEk, al broadway, New York
JOHN MCKNIGHT. ais Chestnut st., Phisd'H.
CaAx u. kOONescor. Ccnsse q Oaavsst -, -
shipper Jyrca IL West will apply 10 o. sadrsn b.
ton. - - " =
~. CnAxpLKR Chseaep. IN.
~ ~ ". TolMoe. Coeiana1l o.
HeA&CnEn. - y. High q, Colnn6sA q
-: sLEMARr. Cleveland o.
~ tnoMPsQN, Newcomerstcwn, O.
~ - nAxLErf. zanesviIle. o.
IcNE GRAY, Indianapolis. Ind
z DAVIS, Fort Wayne I'M
= Y BKYANT. T.rre iI,rt. led
". hObINSuN. 32& Main =, I.,r,sxi,,. ~
H.tIEvkNs ~ Olive St :, iauss ~.
TX WILSON. Nashville Tenn
JAMES TALl.NAlsiE Ir Ns~,h,. 80
y. VkAt. SUIT Union Line. Coiumbus. a
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Miss. =. T.. PHELPS

STUDIO no -FARRAND'S BIN, ID FLOOR
DHuToGRApUS WORKED ~ OIL. OR
l. Water CHl0r~ ~ India ink. ON plain OF
aibamrti,ed paper Particular attention paid
10 copies.
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WuRLeYS POPUL.R WORM CANDY.

AZ this Is ren'iv specific Tor Worms. and tho hest
and most palaable form TO give 10 children IL Is not
surprising that 1t Is fast taking place OF all other pre-
psrations for Worms-it being tastelees. any child
will take H. ang25d&%1v
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LINDSE1rS
Improved Blood Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, SUCH As
Scrofuls, CanceSous formations, Cutaneous
diseases, Erysipelas, Boils, Pimples ON
the face, Sore Eyes, Scsld Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep-
sia, Costiveness,
.Janndice, Salt Rhcum,
Mercurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with oil other
disorders from an improper condition Of shs
ciroulntory system. Asa general ton
ic, its effects ar bsnignant, ard
cannot fail to benefit where
used perscveringly and
according to direc-
tlona.
WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC A MEDICINE
W which has marked ito way 20 popular favor. eoely
upon it, own merits In shorter time than amy mcdi
cine ever manufactured-untl now-it has become
standard remedy for "ABovE DrrAsss" all over the
Union.
Kcai this. aud Il afflicted try ii.
J. NJ. LINDSEY.
Dian SIN - We would inst cay that your
medicine has cured case Of Scrofula that has been
cusnng ON for Ave yease: the flesh eaten Oh the
lady, aSms-you could see the snews working She
is n the eighth bottle now. and the flesh IL growing
he '0a''''' 'S Join TIA Esxi1sroN : SON,
Eldefton, Ind. station.
r. E. SELLERS 4 CO., SOILS PRorKIErons,
Pittsburr. Pa. :.
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To Redeem the Coupons at Ma
turity, Free Of Charge.
The Davenport National Bank.

The Davenport National Bank.
Depository 4 Financial Agent Of the us.
Capital, $2OO,OOO
JNO. II BERRYHlLL ........VIer PRESIDENT.
u. d. WOODWARD,........ CAsRIsp.
DIRECTORS
GEO. L. DAVENPORT. JNO. II BRRRYIilLL,
II. PRICE, A j. PRESTON,
l. SCHRICKER, = MIRSCHI
JNO OWENS.
Collections made on all accessible points.
x,hange IN all principal cities bought aud
sold. Exchange on London ireland and ci,ies
and towns Of Europe for sale
Government Stocks bought and sold.
Accounts solicited.
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L. offered 10 IN. uiliced throuyhou ut the coun-
try. after having been proved by IL. te-t of eleven
years In the New England Stst.r wh.r. it, merits
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Tho White Pine Compound Cures

Sorc Throat. Cold-. Coughs, Dipthcria, Monchitis,
spi,,ingot Hood, and Puimonsfy Affections g,ner
ally. II i- a remarkable Remedy for Noduc Crime
bleeding from the kdneys and Blsdder, Gravel. and
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SPHINX a MORTON.

H0Usk AND SION PAINTERS. GRAIN
Il Ek>. Pepper hangers. Glaziers. &C. shop
corner Main and With ats. mch2s d!y
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KiRLEY's STONslii BITTnRS.
For Liability, lose oiaapeiito. weGAncs- indt position
dyspepsia, want Of action Of the Liver di. ordered
stomach. There Bi,tsrs that csn tompsre with
tn re in removing distressing complaints. For sale
bc had at any drug in the United States.
or from the prcpretors. Louisville. Ky corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to HON all orders should
be addressed.
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81. LOIIS, No.
DEALERS IN
l:Olu and silver Coin,
Eastern and Southern Exchange,
LAND WARRANTS.
Aid all kinds of
Government Securities!
fW- Interest allowed on time deposits.
- Accounts Of tanks and Bankers received
on the most favorable terms. sep22 dom
E. III. CARLOAD,
Cor. olive and Third streets.
ST. LOUIS, mo.
DEALER IN
UNION MILITARY BONDS
Defence Warrants.
GOVERN sECURlTlES.
GOLD, SILVER
AND
Southern Bank Notes.,
The highest price paid for
GO LID DU 5 Il
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.lAS. "A. HIGH.

PROPRIETOR OF THa
Harrison street Livery stable.
-&E@Es, HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
e.1E-s1s-s Front and Second. Horses Il
fnrringes. Of the best quality. to let at oil
hours. Funerals furnished ON short notice.
HORSES BOUG1IT AND SOLD,
and boarded ut reasonable charges. myle-dly
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htFicE ~ THIRD STKELf. BETWEEN
~ Brady aud Ma,n. Where Br. Adler's oaice
ase TO be. Office lours, 8 10 10 A. NJ. 2to 4
T. y. Re.i'.nce. cor u ID and Hrsdv sts.
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Due. n. -. MORLEY.
snHOpathic Physicinn.
1lDaaN WEs.1.. N. D..

nFtiCE AND ri SlDI NCE on FAST
~ SID Of ilrady street. n.nr Eth. fret door
aaose n. thr.,isn church oct3a dam
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1867.
the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
DOUBLE.TRACK RAILROAD.
EkAsss - 49,. 60
SHORTEST, QUlckESTasp BEST ROUTE
between tho East and West
nN THE ARRIVAL or PASSENGER TRAINS
~ from the Me-t at thu | mon Depot ritishurE
THROUGH TRAINS leave as follows:
Day Express, sec A. NJ, EXCEPT Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, lo5o \. NJ Every Day
fas' Mail. FOB \. NJ. Except sunday
Philadelphia Exps, 4.l0r.M. (Ex. Sunday
Fast Line, 1000 +. NJ, Except Sunday
Running through without change Of Cars TO HAR.
MSBUR" PHILADELPHIA, RALTlMoRE and
NEW YORK, VIA Ailentown,) HONS il ADVANCE %
OTulR liNsA connecting direct for all New England
Town and Washington City.
This Is the only route by which Passenger. leaving
81. Louis Cairo aud Quincy saturday morning Chi
caso .ienersonve and Indisnsp polls Saturday even
Ing. Run THROUGH pIRECr To Eastern Cities,
arriving
n Hours IN Advance Of ether Routes!
ttfoA0I S1AIt-aoom Sleeplao cans
Ass ATTACHED SisHr TRAINS.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Free!
as-farc always as low as by other Routes
H. W. GwlNNER. Gen. Ticket Agent, Philada
". II. HOLMES. ten. ". lass Agent. Chicago, Ill.
T.L.klMnALL, ASTON f.Ascnt, Chcaso. III.
Office. Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
I-l1IcI(sllTS.
rs Til. Route Freight Of all descriptions can ~
forwarded to and from Philadelphia New York, Boo
ton 81 baltimore ny RAILROAD DIRECT, 10 and
from an, point On Western Railways. and in connec-
ton with steamers. tc all accessible points the
Lake. aud kssts of the Northwest, West aud South
west.
LIVE STOCK by this route lie provided With sups-
tur ard accommodations. especially nj Harrisburg.
where cheace Is offered Of the Philadelphia,
New York aud Baltimore Markets.
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FAST FREICHTs
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

The LATE SroRM.-Dispatches via Fort
ress Monroe state that from various &c
counts which have been received by in
bound vessels, the late storm on the coast
proves TO have been Of very severe na
ture, and was probably experienced al
along the coast from Maine to the south
ward Of Hatteras.
The schooner Wide World, Captain
Hildreth, from New York, bound to Jack
sonyille, Florida, arrived at Norfolk on
Monday in distress. On the night of the
lst instant the schooner encountered Q
heavy gale from east to eas-tsoutheast,
with rain, during which she carried away
the main jib traveller and jib, sprung the
rudder stock, and split the foresail. The
schooner was seventy miles to the south
ward of Hatteras, and the captain states
the rain fell down in torrents, and the wine
created dangerous cross sea.
Intelligence received in Norfolk Tuesday
states that the schooner General Knox
from New York for Indianola, Texas, will
an assorted cargo, has gone ashore two
miles north Of Oregon Inlet, North Caro-
lima. She lies high and dry at low water
and the cargo is being landed on the beach
The mate was drowned and the captain
injured badly. The schooner Meteor, 0
the Atlantic Coast Wrecking Company
with others Of the wreckers, has gone {,
] the assistance of the schooner