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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07

United States VS.. Twenty Isnrrels of
Risky marked ".
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. s975-In obedi
enee TO warrant to me directed in the above en-
Titled suit, I have seized and taken into my pos
session
Twenty Barrels of WHISKY marked W now
hbeled by the United Statos Of America for the
set forth in the libel now pending ia the Dis
triot Court OF the United States.
And l do hereby elte and admonish the owner
thereof, and all and every person or persons.
having pretending to have any right title, in
terest in TO the same, Co be and appear at Dis
trct Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans,
or before the I'll lRD MONDAY from the date
hereof To show cause If any they have why the
said Risky should not be condemned, and be sold
agreeaby to the prayer of libelant.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
sixth day Of Janua y, 1868.
f. j. HEBRON,
No. 325-ja7II2t25 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07

William kearny Va, steamship 1. &,
Harris, Her Boats, Tackle. Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS rRiCr COURT,
l for the District of Louisiana, No. s976.-In obe-
dieEce TO an admiralty warrant, to me directed in
nv possession
The steamship I. G HARRIS. her Boats, Tackle,
Apparel, etc, now lbelod by William Kearny for
the causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and Gdmonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right, title in.
terest in or to the TO be and appear the Dis
trict Court of the United States. for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of, to show cause it any they have or can. why
the said Steamship, her tackle, apparel and boats
should not be conacmAed and be sold agreeably to
the prayer of ibelant.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans, sixth
d. Of Januafy, ls65.
Y. j. HEBRON
No. 326-iaT IiIs25 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07

The Chalmette Property.
So A TRACT OF LAND in the parish of St
Bernard nearly adjoining the parish Of Orleans on
the left bank Of the NJ ssissippi river measuring
about "a arpents front the said Mississippi river
by 90 arpenis in depth.
The entire property will be sold in accordance
with descriptive plans of W. IL Bell Esq city sur
Neyor, exposed at and previous to the days Of sale
Terms and Conditions:
One-third of the entire price of adjudication in
cash payable at the option of the purchaser in city
notes. ana Tor the balance credit of one and two
years for notes of the purchasers drawn by them TO
their own order and by them indorsed payable in
equal installments and secured by the vendors lien
ana special moftgage on the property sold, bearing
interest AZ the rate Of eight per cent per annnm from
the DAY OF sale until the final payment OF the same
The improvements to be kept insured and the
policies thereof to be transferred the mayor Of the
CITY until the hna payment Of the said notes. And
snoeld the notes given IN part payment have to be
sued upon the act Of mortgage 70 contain the clause
pindlng sald purchaser TO pay the five per cent at
torney Tees 1t being understood that should the
purchaser or purchasers prefer to pay the entire
price o. a. Idioaton cash in city notes. TO the credit
portion the urchaser 70 have the option Of 80 doing
Acts o. sale tOs ther with the United Btaes ntesna
revenue stamps atis,.s at the expens of the our
chassTs before H. Q. Dibble, Esq. City Notary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-07
Y ONE TRAIN WEST ON SUNDAY.
ERIE halfway

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DoUBLE TRACK
" routS to New York. Boston, and NeF England
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dnnkirk TO New York 400 miles
Buffalo to New York............... 423 nies
salamanca TO New 4ork......, ..flh miles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10

THE New York Tribune says il euter-
tains no roseate visions of retrench-
ment by Congress. Quoting a remark
from the Times that the cutting down
OF expenses sis a simple. straighrfor
ward task J" the Tribune says:
No the cutting down of expenses i.
not a simple, straightforward task. il
is a work requiring rare Hagacity, un-
selhshness, resolution, and indifference.
alike to bluster and bIarney. Ever,
needless office you abolish, every ex
brilliant salary you cut down. is M.
present support-probably the onh.
supporter an incumbent-often Of u
tamiiyS 80 that you must make up youT
mind TO be proof not merely against
the frowns OF Manhood but the tears of
beauty. Every Office holder you disturb
wants to know what wrong he has ever
done you that you should SO naIig
nantly, SO fiendishly, seek TO rob him
OF his bread. Every one remoustrat.-
that this Is n poor, paltTY, pfrnyuus
business which Congress ought g.
abandon in disgust, and set TO work
where il can save millions mt "A sIal,.
Members will be tau uted with their
1000 per nnnum and mileage, (whici.
they are not likely to cut DOWN. and
asked to let their Economy, like their
Charity, begin at home. Even tn
Times may possibly be reminded of it,
demonstration in favor of raising TN.
iresidenps salary from $25, 900 to SIpO.
OOO per annum, and asked to reconcile
thiA with Its mOusing for chess.
parlngs and candle-endS among the
petty salaries OF clerks or the. peTutii.
cites OF COmmissaries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10

A BLOODY tragedy was enacted abou.
nine miles north OF Washington Pa ,
near the village of Hickory, on last En-
day, the circumstances of which are ~
follows Dr. FennImore and two STEP
SONS, named Atchison, were working
in the cornfeld. For some real or far.
cied injury TO a tub they had with thr=u
Fennimore threatened to punish tn"
youngest boy, aged about eichteulr
the older brother Intertered. Anrr,
words passed between them then. au
afterward. In tho evening Mt the hous,..
on account of which the oldest boy splt
he would not stay al home, and wenr
up stairs TO pack up and leave. on hi~
way down stairs, his step father M
nun with an AK, and struck at htui
TWICE. The boy then drew IA Iavu,v's
ana shot him twice, from the effects
which he died Monday evening. H.
requested that the boy shonll mt g.
arrested. Young Atchison is ready &"
give himself up at any time. He hst
not been arrested yet at latest Advic:-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
ruE Annual Message of the Presl-

TuE Annual Messageof the Presi-
dent was transmitted TO Congress yes
terday a. one o'clock, 7. NJ, and was
issued from this office before elk o'clock
last evening, ahead of all competition,
ns usual. We acknowledge our innbili-
Nv to compete with the Chicago Times
which published it yesterday morning,
six or seven hours before it had been
transmitted to Congress. Guess the
Times must have got tina! copy which
was stolen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10

A MOTION has been introduced IN
Congress to appropriate $50. 900 to rein
burse President Johnson for cAPeus'
Incurred in defending himself on III
impeachment trial.
This is rather n high figure. "
supposed Mr. johnson was out O.
pocket very little in actual cash on nc
count OF that business He manage
to pay nearly all his friends and d..
Tenders with appointments and the.
ought to have satisfied them. We hoT,
Congress will insist on seeing the item
for which the money went before REIN.
bursting it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
Have VIC /" uour6ou Amoszs. u- .

ANEe VIC u EOuTDDn Amongst nS
Mr.. Johnson leaves the country very
little room TO doubt the paternity OF mis-
message. Its style is vigorously John
sonian. lie has recovered the combat
iveness which was frightened out of
him mt the time OF the Impeachment
trial. he fears Ben Butler and Ring
ham and BoutwelI's hole in the SKY no.
longer. He sails into Congress and it,.
reconstruction policy in tho very open.
ing sentences. He takes nothing back
that he has ever said on that topic. H..
repeats his denunciations for the twenty
ninth time with as much confidence AS
fthey were something quito new and
fresh, and MS il there had not been a
national election in which the people
to whom he ind 50 often appealed
decided against his "Policy" aud ia
favor of tho policy OF Congress. 1t is
evident there is - great deal OF Bourbon
III Mr. JOhnson--he neither learns
nor forgets. What monoionous reading
his messages will be when they a5p nII
bound up in one book. II we had an
enemy, we should wish with Job that
he might write" such IA book'-and
then be compelled to read it. By itself
however, our readers will find this
message very good reading-for those
VINO admire Mr.. Johnson's style.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The Secretary of the Interior in his
report gives valuable information in
reference to the interests Son Aded to the
supervision ef his Department., and re-
views the operations of the land Office,
pension office, patent office and the In.
dian bureau. During the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1868, six millions six
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10

United States transatlantic ocean mail
service since January LIST, 1868, has
been largely lessened under the opera
ton of these new conventions, u re-
ductIon in postage of one half having
been effected, and under the new ar
rRngement for ocean mail steamship
service which wen: into effect on that
date. The attention of Congress is in
vited 10 the practical suggestions and
recommendations made In his report
by the Postmaster General.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
FINANCES.

The condition of our finances demands
The early aud earnest consideration NJ
Congress. Compared with the growth Of
our population the public expenditures
nave reached an amount unprecedented
m M our history. The population of the
united States in 1890 was nearly four
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The Postmaster Generals report fur
nishes a full and clear exhibit of the
operations and condition of the postal
service. The ordinary postal revenue
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1868.
was SIG, 2H2 600, and The total expendi-
lures, embracing all the service Tor
which special appropriations have been
made by Congress, amounted to so
13O,5 99, showing an excess of expendi-
lures of 81, 43I 1891. DeductiDg from the
expenditures the sum of 81, 500, 525, the
amount of appropriations for ocean
steamship and other special service, the
excess OF expenditures was 81 .54I .4G6.
By using an unexpended balance in the
Treasury OF 50 500, 900 the actual sum
Tor which special appropriation Is re-
CURED to meet the deficiency Is ST4l, 2CG.
The causes which produced this large
excess OF expenditure over the revenue
We're the restoration OF service in the
late insurgent States, and the putting
INTO operation of the new service estab.
lished by act of Congress, which
amounted within the last two vparQ
and halfto about IS, 700 miles. eouaI
10 more than oue.third of the whole
amount of the service at the close of the
war. New postal connections with
Great Britain, North Germany, Bel
GUM, Tho Netherlands, Switzerland
ana Italy, respectively, have been car
rled Into elIeor, Under their provisions
Important improvements have resulted
in reduced rates of International post.
age and enlarged mail facilities with
European countries. The cost of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-10
PENSION AFFAIRS.

An amendment of the pension laws is
suggested to remedy omissions aud de-
feels in the existing enac;ments, The
expenditures OF the department during
the Inst fiscal year were SO, 100 .39i, and
The estimates for the coming wear
amount to $40 9g3 3l4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
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We DO not Wish to iaform you. reader. that Dr..
Wonderful, Or any other man. hao diseoverea Q
remedy that cuses Consumption, whoa ne iupRS
are half consumed; IN short will eure eli 0iseeses.
whether Of nind. a. or estats nske men live for.
svsr and leave deash to play for want Of work. and
paradise. 10 which Heaven teslf shal Be but side
show. Ton AAve heard GAeaeh Of that kind Of hun.
baggery. and " do net wonder that yon have b.
his time become die1usted with IT, Bat when ~
II yea that Dr.. ssges CsterTA Rsnsdy will %, +
vsy care the worst case ofCatasrh, Ne only aeseYt
that which thou sando car testify to- Try and yev
Will be convinced. We viii pay sscO reward Tor 3
case Of Cssarrh that ~ eaanet care, For sale b.
mest Druggists everywhere Price only 90 cents
Sent BY nail. post paid for 20 cents e r
fos q; or one dosen fox -. send two cent e,amp
Gos Dr., ease.s psmphlet on CAtasFh. Ad1ross ~
proprietor :. Y. rl1n0E. -. D., 1ulsle, h. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

In the District Oourt Of the Usitsa 0taAss IT.
the District Of Iowa
In the meter Of Barney MsCabe. naaksupt. -
r. the Cssditsss Of said Ba,nsy MsCs6e, and
al ether persons interested
0Ik0: YOO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that petition has been 6led in ssia Osurt
BY Barney NcCabe. Of the County Of Cedar. In
said District. daily declared . Bankrupt under
the Act Of Congrsss. Of March Cd, 1857. e.
titled IAN Act to establish . uniform sys-
TEN OF Dankruptey throughout the United
Sts.ss." .fer . discharge. asd certificate there
Of, frem all his debts. provabls under said
Act. end: thst the sth day Of January. A. d.
1853. at the hour Of 10 e'c'oek A. H., Of said
day 10 assigned for the hearing II the same, BE-.
fore said court At Ottumwa, Iowa, when and
where yea may sttsnd and show cause, IL asy
you have, Why the prayer Of ssid petition
should net be granted.
Yea are hereby farther notified that the 3Dd
and third u,seiings Of Creditors Of said
Barney NcCabe, will be held on the 18Th Say d
Jann.iy, A u. 1889, at tie hour OF 10 c'clsel
A. n, ef said day. before the Men. - n,
Price. Rssister. 1t bis Office, in the city 0!
Davenport. Scott Co State Of lswa, when aSd
where ycs nay transact any buslnsss Of tss ID
sni third nsetin9s Of erediSees psevidsd n go
items ~ and % Il oaad ~ OF Cenafooa
dse9-det-mcn b. K. Low, 0lefk. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

CrA- ferd's Palmonlc T~oches.
These little oval rrochss are pror n and safe
remedy for Brcachi:is. Coughs, Colo :. &c. Thsy
contain no narcotic nor n.usesus drug. melt pieas-
anty on The tongue, .sl.vine irritation osths hfea
and inperting cearness, strength and nexibilty TO
voice Wheaevcr introduced they quickly super-
cede all ether Cough Loaeoges. Sold by all Drug
gists n 70 cts per box. cct2o-deod3m
UphaI Hair Close and Cur.
ing Fluid IL the best Hair-dreesar in the world u
imparts beautiful gloss 10 the Hair, kespe IA In
curl pro0esse its growth. &c. prics ~ cts bottle
UrnAns FnscaLs AnD PtnPls BAxtsayn removes
Frecklse. Tan, snnburn. Fimpies % the Face Soft
ems NE Skin and Pcautinss the Complexion. Price
- cents
UrnAn's Asrxxs cvss relieves the most violent
psroxyspss Of Asthra In minutes, and sfYeets
speedy care. Price. - . package.
Tns JArASRsn HAW Stain cclc.S the WhisksrS
and Monstache beautiful hseh ~ brOvn. II co.,
siste OF only one preparation Color will not fade q
wash ont. Only - cents . bov
eCld BY G. UPHAN. - SouiA RigAiA ~, PILLS
delphia, ard BY all DYagRiets Circulars cent nee
Alec Tor sale By oil Oru4Tsste ~ Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT
0ENERAl. NEWS.

The gas in Stewards new stsrs 10 lighted
By electricity.
There is no public billiard table at Con-
esrd, N. II.
The late Governor Tcdd len an estate Of
ever $500, 900.
Bulwsr's divorced vile 10 in . lunstis
asylum.
Baron Ro,hschiid died Of inHasuatisa Of
The liver.
Legal tenderness: your wifs's kiss fss
money.
The War Departnsnt advises the re o.
Fort Smelling. MINI.
The United States annually experts nearly
81, 0o0. 900 tens Of cheese.
Elliott received Is esnts for the 6rst pic.
tsrs seld BY Kim.
The payments to The army during the
present year we're e123, ooo, 900.
coed many wemsn think they are bellies
because they ere tolQs)d-ali they know.
What 10 the difference between . hungry
man and glu.tsns One lsngs 10 eat. and
the ether cate too long.
Rothschld Left On estate Of e40o, o0o, 900
lie had more or less property in every city
in Europe.
Boston banking capital amounts to more
than that Of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
and Rhode Island put together.
A surprise wedding 10 when . man mar.
ries woman he doesn't know, and wishes
be had never known.
Boston proposes to introduce . o. stem Of
grades in her public schssls cerrsspc nding
to the better class Of eur colleges.
Books 70 the value Of million and half
Of dollars were imported into the United
States from England last year.
While the western slope ofths Allsg hsny
meme on the eastern side.
Russis 10 shout attempting 10 build rail.
way from Moscow to Pskin-a distance Of
1000 miles in round numbers.
There was about $50 900 returned to The
United States Treasury during the last 70.
eal year - conscience money.
A lady describing an ill.tsmpsrsd man
says NE never smiles but he feels
ashamed Of il.
The Home journal SAY that Fitx Greene
Halleck Vas Roman Catholic. and thor.
eugh disbelisvss in democratic government.
A Treasury clerk at Washington wss
disssvsrsd the ether day. whe had held bis
pssitisn fer year On forged order from
the President.
The Tsrrs Hauts Ind.) Express says the
street railway Of that city 10 paying expen
sss, and already has . surplus for "rainy
day"
A prodigal son in Toronto ran away with
I'll. 900 worth Of jswslsy. His father, 10.
stead Of killing fasted calf, had him caught
and put in jail
4 correspondent Of The Indianapolis
Journal suggests State law against quacks
alleging that oil the Ohio quaeks are 60
ing there.
IL am afraid ysu have . settled mslan-
eholy," said . landiady to . cadsverous
lodgsr. mo, madam" he replied, my
melancholy won't settle; like ysur csdes, it
has too much grounds"
Raymond, Of the New York Times,
thinks President johnson should be rsim-
buyssd fer the amount Of his legal expenses
in defending himself in the impeachment
trial.
Under final decision BY the New York
Court Of Appeals, Miss Sinclair has recent.
" obtained from her fermer husband, Ed.
win Forrest, So, 900 costs and hitherto
unpaid alimcny.
"Yeu call that trunk, do you :" grswls
. detected porter. ut only needs . light
ming red to make it look . dsrnsd sight
more like . boarding house than what's to
be found in Sarategsr'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
RAl.RO DADS.

Chicago, Rsek Island 4 Pacific
RR11road.
1868. Winter Arrangement. 1869.
Trainsrun by Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 50, 1868,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, tSundays excsptsd) a. follows
Doing East-lst Mail train at q 10, 4. =.
ed Night express 20, r. =.
0sing Nsst-lst. Express and Mail for Des
Aoines and Washington, $50 An.
I'd, Mixed. for Des Moines and
Auecaune. ...SoVrn.
Arrive At Davenport daily. Sundays excepted
From the East-lst Night express aA. s. 60. A
I'd Daily Ell. 4 mail. 4 ok, ?. =
Fren the west--lst Mixed from Des MONIES
500 An
I'd, Express from Dss Moines
and Washington. ....1. boP.n.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago With ell Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with z. A. 1 s. l.. h. X. for BlesD-
isgten, Springfield, Ac.
At LaSalle With l. c. R. R for DunlsitA. 81.
Louis, Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Creek with q. b. 4 q. r. 4, fer Bus.
lington, Ksokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with p. P. 4 J. r. r. he.
A. Des Asines. lswa City, snl WasAinstsn
vita WestsrA Stage ce.'s Stages, for al peints
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaehes On al Night trains Through
Tickets for sale aal Daeeaxe sheesed 70 Pria-
sipal Eastera Cities and Tewns.
?. 4. Hail. Asst osa. espA CAisa0e
4. KmsAli. Asst. Supt. lsva Di.isisa.
Z. a. Hrs. Ags, Davsspefs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

dozen more than other kinds Of Dyes in the usrkst
while he retas them all d the saue psioe, eooes-
qusnty he makes twenty-five eoneu per dosss more
~ selling an inferior article.
We publish this caution to guard our eustcDefs
agaiAft imposition. Accept none bat RewE = e1R-
vENs' PAfaNf FAnflY DYB Coiona. They are the
original Inventors Of IN Improvement which origina
ted this branch Of businese, and made d. cling do
nestle art. They have had. also, fve ysars' sxpss
isnce 10 this particular buslnese. end have been
efan;ly improving the quality OF thor Dyes Allthe
eolors. both in Liquid and Powder form, are mans-
featured ~ the undersigned. and Ne cas ssPpy cor
cssfoD<rs With eitser. The lieulas do not fenife
60 much time n dyeNs bnt the Powder colors VA
color tho aort Ecvds. and easts the ssme per
pH kaye In colorirg blacks. browns. and drabe,
We would sdviss the use Of the H4rdcs colors in
rferenc. tie Liquid unless sof ribbons o. some
2annisetnrsd y nArLKY MOVIE, fsuecsssor
ReSe = efsvens } 9Ge 4 ~ DroaAwsy, BOSTON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
GOOD HEALTH.

10 psrsnonntte wealth. II the system Is Id bsl
order purge ont the Vie han ors aud disssmpsfs
With Robacks Bood Pills. And get the internal or
gans performing shsis regular fusc.ien.. and once
in order keep them 20 by the daily sss OF Rosaek {
Stomach Bittsrp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
\ Remarkable Fact

That not eisge instance has come 70 the knowledge
ofthe proprietors. OF the failure Of Rebscks Med-
cines t. give entire - sfacton in the hundreds Of
thousands OF cases In which they have been sssd
this 10 worthy Of remark and undenabls evidence Of
their Int rnsic mssits:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

There Is. probably, no one disease With which
mankiad afflicted which Is tue OF % many
ailments ~ Dyspepsia, and there 10 no more certain
cure thsn Robscits Stomach Bi.t-rs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

Nertb, Northeast 1 Northwest,
Two PASS8N0KR TRAINS LRAvB ROCK
Island daily, ct B:lS ecleek g. n, and as o'clk
p -. making eloss connections with tsains ~ fol-
Al PORT BYRON, traias ., tAis vesa leave imne-
dately sn arrival Of trains from Aock Island, M
king elese connections At the following penis:
AtFULT0N. Nth trains hon and % Cedar hspias.
B00neboro. 4afShaltown, Couneil Blum, Omaha,
and all points % the Unien Paci6e Raiiroad.
At OAvANNA, With daily line OF Packets TO and
nom Dubuque and al poists . the Upper Missis-
sippi River.
Al fkERPORr, with traiss .. the Ininels cestral
Railroad for the North md South.
At CLINTON: with sraine for Janesvllls. Madden,
Prairie du Chen. La Crosse. Watertown, F0Dd du
Lac, oshkoeh, Green BAY. and psints in Northern
Wiscousine 1ewa and Minnesota
A. RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee. Kehosha.
waukegan end Chicago. Alec With .Dells City
Line Dtesnsf." for the East. Ferry Boat 1sayes
Davenport at e:l6 .. =. Tims-Davsnpert to Du-
Passengers ~ sakisg this rsuts win ssvs bssA
ti0e and money.
&c. TATE, supv.
IA. COTTON, Asst olpt.
!. &. DUNCAN Aeent OayeapOrt