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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

Groceries, Country Produce. &c.
d keep the very best Family Groceries.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Rice, Moasses. Flour, Ba-
son, Vinegar, Cheese, Canned Fruit. Matches,
Nal. Soap, Lard, Butter Crackers, Vegetables,
Candles. buckets, Eggs, Brooms, &c.,
Also, q choice assortment of
nuurNswaRE GLASSWARE, TABLE CUT
s.isl LERY, LOOKING GLASSES,
sissr WATERS, &c.,
a The largest and cheapest stock in the city.
ssB =, os-tf r. M. AYRES.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

Physician sfths celebrated institution discovered when
ia the great hospitals of Europe, viz: England France
A1A else where the most certain speedy pleasant and
efeetaal remedy in the world for alt
DiAE ASEl GtnENftE
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nR. J. w. HARRIS.-Having perma-
u nently located in Staunton, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the public.
OFFIcE-at present with DR.. Fultz, on East
Main street. feb 8-tf
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A CARD TO MY OLD
N CUSTOMERS
AND THE
PUBLIC!
have ittefup one side of my store-room
heretofore exclusively used for the Boot. Shoe
and Hat trade, for DRY GOODS. can now
show you a nice stock of
Dry Goods and Notions,
which purchased while in the North, at very
low figures. I have q line of
DOMESTICS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' STRA W GOODS,
RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.,
which think cannot fail to please In future
propose to keep an assortment Of these goods al
ways on hand, and will use my best endeavors to
suit your tastes, and meet your views in regard
to price. N B. HENDRT,
Augusta street, opposite Courthouse.
may lift
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'11ssa1r0

Home o0iee at Petersburg, "a, s0ith Local Boards
at Richmond. Norfolk, Lynch5uy,
Stanton and Alexandria.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

GEO. C. JACKSON, SEC and GEN. AGENT
DR.. B. NJ. ATKINSON, MED. Examiner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28
Merchants and Mechanics
FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF VIRGINIA.

A. Y. STOKES, Pres't. J.B. MOORE, Sec'y,
OFFICE. on Augusta street. adjoining Low Office
of D. S. Young. GEO. C.JACKSpN,
jan 1S-tf Agent
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

And why do we bitterly watch her game,
Why do we painfully start?
As she idly toys with the throbbing thing
IT'S only human heart
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-03-28

Professional Cards.

J. FRED. EFFINGER. ROBERT CRAIG.
EFFINGER & CRAIG,
ATTORNE xS AT LAW,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Practice in the Courts of augusta. Rock-
inghom, Rochbridge, .4lbema,7e, .4Heyhany
and Bath.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the Collection of
claims in each one of the above counties.
feb S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03
From Europe To-Dav.

eoNKTHfNS MORE ADOUT DR IfVISGsToNN
MN YORK. May S-A SPECIAL dispatch frou
LahAcar OF April 18th SAYS: The report II
current here that Stanley Was win Dr fdving-
stone ~ Ijti In January. The report uas
efooSht GOV "a 10y negrces. and il believed here"
COOP VOID FpK CANADA.
LONDON. Man 3.-rac 7. -ifs II this morning
IN discussing the sttitu,.e ~ ana,la with re-
ksta TO the treaty OF Washington. s1meW nat
Sehsufts Vie ccn'lrct 81 TIRE hutne government
IN Us Treatment &C the nOn,it.ion aul hints
mat might ~ hen, nrisl o. the world al Ing
sha " ere TO aesolve Canada Va m her .lesiai cs
10 The mother country.
KEiIeIoVs wsR
LoNnoN. Nav S.-AdNices received in this
city by mail from spsin s-ats tha, The rr,cSis
a. are ehoesNorlig 10 make 'h' instruction IN
that countr, q rrlig ons var The goverumeut
has called upon the inhAhiia . OF q Arc.l, ma
TO deliver NJ al arms they have In their poses
zion.
IRE cAkIIsr LkAnFR FLkn VITO FRANCE.
PARIS, May "A dispatch from Bsyoune
conhIms the rcIort that ia Garist leader
hada, With his comm anu, bss hrh Into France.
s e Sssn ,S SSy I1rsu,d sy The Sran.h
TONED ON the spanish frOntitr disarm and IN
terne all Carlsts Who escag.r into France.
THE fEtfIi"S ef NEsuNlUs FOLLOWED BN A
HURRICANE
NAPLEs. Nav She truif en- of Mount 10
suyius has entirely ceased. and the iuhalifatts
of the villages which were threatened With de-
their homes. Additional troubles have. how
ever, fallen upon them. A hurricane 81 terri
ble violence has swept over snd devastated the
country, greatly damaging tn villages and re-
naming crois.
TERBrBIE CYCLONE
BOMBAY. wa LONDON, Nav 2-TuteII-ep,a
has Just reached here that the city 81 Madras
and vicinity Was ylsited by a terrific cyclone ON
Wednesday last, which caused = serious loss OF
life. number OF vessels AZ anchor in the mad
stead, which were unable 60 put 20 Sra. owing
% the sudden approach of the cyclone. we're
wrecked, and most OF their crews persisted. The
ar mt ma
was preached, and the city asd subarbs we're
greatly damaged.
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New York Mems

ONLN ONE NAN,
NV YORK, MAY S--Onlv one nan wa iu-
Jured by the falling OF the builiiag in Brookiya
yesterday.
IIBDTE GARRARRANr.
on trial for the m urder of Burroughs AZ Paftsr
son, n. j., testified yesterday that she bought
the arsenic and gave IL 20 Van Wrinkle Bosert
to whom she wa engaged to be married, aud
that he (Bogert) gave the arsenic 20 Burroughs
which causd the latter's death.
DROPPED DEAD.
Another lsborer in the East river bridge cais-
son dropped dead yesterday.
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The Drowning Of Capt Crsssmaa.

iARIlt LARS pF THE DISASTER.
NEW NoEK. May She steamer - IAN
Queen. from Aspinwail. April 10Th. bring .tr
following intelligence relative 10 the dea :. sf
Capt Crossman, L. =. y: The United So ..
steamship Kansas, Capt Hatfield. with the So
caragua canal surveying expedition, arrived ~
Greytown on the "a MT. ON the 18th Can
Crossman, in command OF the expesition 81,
coming in over the bar in a whsle-hoa go
capsized by the breaking OF a steering oa-
Two other boats sent 20 their assistance M
with the same fate. Minute guns were fired from,
the vessel, but no aid could be give from shore.
as the ship lay six miles away, aud out OF sight:
no one knew what they meant The steam
launch had already been sent up 90 meet the
steamship Moselle with a cargo and a canoe
with nails. The canoe arrived IA time % save
Paymaster Simms and sixteen men. Theofhers
swan ashore. Three came Ia on an empfy
cask. Captain CrOssman, Sailing Master Farav
and four seamen were drowned. OF them oniy
the body OF one seaman was found. The num-
Der Of officers and men saved Wa
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TBY Associated PRESS.l

- [BY ASSOCLA TED PRESS.l
CINCINNATI, May 3.-The convention was
called to order at ten minutes after ten O'Clock.
The reading OF the journal was dispensed with
chair stated that the statem6A in a morning
paper, pretending to give q dispatch from him
(Sehurz) to q candidate, was utterly untrue.
NO KuLoGIEs ALLOWED.
MIR. Gilmore, of Missouri, offered resolution
that when the convention reaches the point of
balloting for candidates there shall be no formal
presentation OF candidates, but the convention
Mr.. Dexter, of Illinois, sustained the PROPOSE
ton. He wanted to proceed to business and
avoid mere personal eulogies. The resolution
> Horace White, from the committee on plat-
Tnsh
was adopted unanimously with great cheering.
The resolutions declare the equality of ali
men, before the Law; union ofstates and no re-
and 18th amendments; the removal OF disabni-
tiee incurred By the rebellion; general amnesty;
local self government; supremacy OF civil over
military autnS,s 5ssRect 70. the hsbsas cor
nance Of the constitutional limitation Of power;
civil service reform; single term for the Presi-
dency; system OF federal TAXATION which shall
the people, and as there are honest, irreconcila-
BILE Differences OF opinion as 70 the merits re-
spectively Of the systems Of pfotecnon and Tree
the congressional districts, and the decision
Of Congress thereon wholly free Of executive In.
reference or dictation; the maintenance Of the
public credit sgxipst reputation in every form;
aspeedy return TO specie payment, recognition
of the services and sacrifices Of the soldiers and
against further grants Of lands TO railroads or
other corporations in foreign relations 1t Is the
duty Of the government to cultivate friendship,
demanding nothing not right and submitting TO
nothing wrong. A voice." Three cheers for
the second declaration Of independence" Great
cries of question. overwhelming the few who
tried TO get the floor to speak. The chair put
the question, and the report was adopted, with
loud and continued cheering. The chair an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

FRESH TROUBLES POR THIERs.-The vote in
the French assembly on Wednesday, by which
the executive is not permitted to appoint m en-
beers OF state, irritates THEIRS The government
will demand its reconsideration, and shoald the
assembly refuse Dufaure win probably resign.
Forty-tive deputies of the radical left demand
that President Theirs suspend the execution of
communists until the assembly shah reach a
decision on the questions OF amnesty and cap
ital punish ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

SECRETARY FISH gave dinner at his resi-
deRce last evening which was attended by the
members Of the Cabinet and a number of Sena-
tors and their ladies.
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THBFUNBRAL OF Gen. Horace Porter'S mother
took place at Harrisburg to-day. Gen. P. will
return tomorrow or Monday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SOC ,JC2 81.
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81 May is called "queen of blossoms" by one
Of the English poets.
OB. F. Before the Fire) has taken the place
OF A. D. in Chicago.
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THl NoRrn CAIoLIEA pExocRATIc STATE
CONVENTION ut Greensboro yesterday nomi-
pouncing the liberal republican movement Uss
cbeersd, and resolutiens we're adopted in fayor
Of the education Of children Of both races Al the
distinction Of party, civf liberty, and faithfully
abiding by the constitution Of tie United States
as IL n, with oil lie amendments, including
comforting equal civii and political rights upon
all who are citizens OF this federal republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

THE CABINET SESSION to-day was attended
by Secretaries Fish, Belknap and Robson.
Postmaster General Creswcll, Assistant Secre-
taries Richardson and Cowen, and Assistant
Attorney General Bristow.s
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1The n. Y. Chamber OF Commerce has
selected its old ofiicers for the ensuing wear.
including VIM. Z. Dodge e. president.
~Hon. Thomas T. DAVIS, q member Of Con-
gress from the State OF New York, died az Syra-
use yesterday, aged c. years.
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SECRETARY boutwell, expects TO return on
Monday next.
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THE REUNION AND kEFOBM CONVEHTTON.
The reunion and reform convention reassein-
bled in Cincinnati yesterday 1t p. m, with an
cite ndance of about two hundred. A permanent
to look after the proceedings Of the liberal con-
vention and report to this convention was dis
pensed with. A committee on resolutions W as
olutions from the French-speaking citisens,
representing three hundred Thousand voters,
from twenty-five states, favorfng Lyman Trum-
bull for President, with q southern man for Vice
President; which were referred to the committee
on resolutions The convention then adjourned
till 10 o'clock to day.
THE IRIsH-AMERICAr REFORM LEAGUE
The Irish-American reform league is i'm con-
sultation in Cincinnati, with closed DOORS i'm
reference to its action in the coming Presidential
campaign. The league Is said to be opposed to
Adams and in favor of Greeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

. NAVAL OFFICERS DETACHED.-Commander
lie Roy Fitch has been detached from the PEN
sacola navy yard. Lieut.. Commander A. U.
Reed has been detached from the New York
York navy yard and placed on waiting orders.
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GREELEY NOMINATED,
BROWN NOMINATED.

CINCINNATI, May 3.-B. Gratz Brown was
nominated for Vice President on the second
ballot.
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THs METHODIST BOOK CONCERN Taou B

The METHODIST Book CONCERN TRoU BILE.
report relative to the affairs of the Method st
book concern, ade by Mr.. Gum, who was APP
pointed by DR.. Carlton as an expert, was made
on Monday to the book committee, but voted
down. 1t will be presented to the general con-
ference. II affirms that the original records of
the details OF the business Of the concern are
incorrect; that the cash account is not properl =
kept; ana that vouchers, loosely preserved, are
difficult to find. the result being that monies
received and expended are mainly conjecturaI.
Figures have been changed, and the true com
difion Of the book concern cannot be stated in
the books have BOT been proved for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

INDIAN MURpERs.-A New Orleans Picayune
special from San Antonia, Texas, says: "A Com
saies team OF six wagons, seventy i've mules,
nine men and two women, was captured by
Indians at Howard Mill, above Fort Clark. The
train and hands were captured and all burned
except one woman, who escaped. She says the
Indians numbered hundred and nfty. Geo.
Merritt sent Lieut.. Vincent with cavalry in
pursuit, wfo overlook and fought them. losing
his life. The news was received by the Ell PasO
sfo
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S.T'NL CAPITOL LIE LIS. Co., cor. 7sh and ID -ts.
AAIsoXAL Ni0N slkS ms CO, SE5 La. av.. near "a
hKEKiNG JONEs- Lite FIRE, i4sF 81 near ls,h
n A. salTH, AGENT Phoenix l.. las. Co, So I'm 81
.tCuErATLE LIFE, FrsEcis Heyer, 5o3-55 nh :.
6EEhAN.A EIRE IKs Co, i L. schmidt az 4. SRI a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-03

AIMEE AND COMPANY performed Ofenbach's
sparkling production ola Belle Helene" at the
National Theater last night in such a way as to
win continued plaudits from large and fashion
able audience. Aimee herself has not appeared
to better advantage at any time during her best
present engagement, and was ably seconded BY
the company. To-nightthey appear for Aimee's
benefit IN Lies Pont des SOupirs" never given
in this city.
, 1872-11-19
BILLIARDS BY CHICAGO EXPERTS.

a letter received by Emanuel Brunswick &
Co. contains the particulars OF a match game OF
billiards, four-bau caroms, 1,5oo points, for
$3.50 side and the championship Of Nebraska
and the Territories played at the Denver Thea
tre on Saturday evening, Nov. 9, between John
". Coon and Louis Shaw, both well known in
Chicago. The game was won by Coon in q
innings, his average being 621z, and his highest
run 222: Shaw scored S4e points, averagin 6
score ia aided:
coox-s, q, 1so, ~ O. 6, 49, lit, 81, 81 ~ Is, 81,
So Is, 8, "a, 4s, ST. So, 49, 126, G. 152-toal, 15oo
b1Aw-lo5 =, O. 9, 3o 35 l17, g. s., 9. Ss. -, q,
6. 45. $. 80, 26i, u, 12--tota1. 848.
, 1872-11-19

ago for neglect Of duty, and fined ten days pay,
Officers Simmons and Sergeant Garrity being
witnesses against him. -:
Officer Simmons testified that on an occasion
subsequent to the trial, Bowdon asked for the
ssd-d rotten Sergeant" and ventilated his
vocabulary of filth and obscenity upon himself
aud seyerm other officers. The language claimed
to have been used BY the officer would have dis
graced the lowest brothel
Officer Miller made out l that t both officers were
Hinchman, and others found the accused entirely
in the wrong. These Witnesses having been
heard, the case Was laid over for one week.
Officer Heiachaner was charged with intoxica-
ton and conduct unbecoming an officer, and
dismissed from the force.
The resignation Of Officer Burtar, under
charges, was accepted.
The Board adjourned.
, 1872-11-19
THE POLICE,

L regular meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners was held yesterday afteruoos,
Commissioner Talcott in the chnir. Commits
sioners Sheridan and klokke were also present.
Officer Bowdon was charged with using coarse
and insolent language to member Of the force,
and conduct unbecoming m officer. The officer
wished to have his case postponed, and the
Board decided to hear the testimony against
him. This officer Was before the Board q week
, 1872-11-19

tits always the right tiu1e to do good act, and
every man with fu1ny should regard himself short
Of his duty until his home is endowed with Wilson
Improved Underfeed Sowing Machine Let 1t be un-
derstood that this admirable machine captured the
gold medal at the Northern Ohio Fair last fall, and
has everywhere demonstrated that it f. ftst1ciass
SIS less than any other really superior machine and
you have an arry advantages il lis favor that muat
lie irresistible. Salesrooa at No. 378 West Madison
etreet C.;cIso and all other cities in the Uulted
States. Tho Company want agents in country to"nz.
, 1872-11-19

DR.. Cleveland, who, rumor says, is to follow
DR.. Chas. H. Fowler as pastor Of the Centenary
Church, Chicago, will lecture before the stu
dents Of the University this evening, in the
chapel. All are invited.
An adjourned meeting Of the Town Trustees
will be held in the Council Chamber, this
evening.
The Attorney of the Board, Hugh 4. White. is
expected to present for consideration Fire Or
dinance, and the Committee on Fire Engine is
m
, 1872-11-19
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G.. BIGEI.OW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, No. 454 SOUTH
STATE.Sr., CHICAGO.
Il we'll Known BY iii readers OF the papers that Dr..
G. Bigolo Is tho odcst established pysican In Chicago
who has made tho treatment Of ell chronic and
diseases specially seienee and e7Qssioace haze nnis
ored by the esteemed # the highest medical St
taaen:s By all tho medical Institutes OF the day. having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF Ell; LIFE !. pssiecsnE
TeS6oGs HE PE !aai W fsFH gqS!'tseSty e. s.sa OF
The Eenu.a!on Of pr kSsov is not Iocnded o9 dp!o-
collssas; ho has graduated with houor at known
Institution this continent; His praises azc in the
thousand ,9e5 od but soupdsd at cur d:o5s they
Ibis city OF the highest and members Of
the medical faculty uow practcing in Chicago. viii
Read bis MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gantio:
Sont tree address In sea1cd envelope Enclose
stamps. CONSULfATIO FREE. Th9 huest rooms
IN the ct.y, With SEPARATE PAALoRS for ladies and
gentlemen. Cali yon only see tho doctor. C0RRE-
SPONDENCE C0NEiDENTIAL., Address all otters te
Dr. O. BIGEL0W, No. ISL Sato.st. DEhca hours from
Il. to p. Sundays, 3to4 ..
, 1872-11-19
Steam to Italy.

The Anchor Line steamship Napon will sail from the
Companya pier, No. %, North River, New York, for
Genoa, calling at Gibraltar, Saturday, sd Novem-
Henderson Brothers. s2A Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1872-11-19
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
White Star line.

NEW YORK AND DLIVERPOOLTewa aad full-powered
steamships: the SIX largest in tho world.
OCEANIC. CELTIC, KEPuBLIg,
ATLANTIC. BALTIC, ADRIATlC,
oq 'ons on sHTURD&VS. from Iserpooi %
pAXS eal!,ng Gork a1bor he day iooy!ag From
Passenger for all classes unrtEallcd.
combining eaety speed and comfort. Saloons stato-
tiou where least motion is felt Surgeon and steward
esses accompany these steamers.
Rates-Saloon. $sn sold: steeEage, $50, currency.
to sepa os 'e 0o
Passengers booked 10 from MI parts Of America
0hins, etc Eseurslon tickets granted q the lowest
and oter Epply at tho Compauy's Offices
No. 19 Broadway, Now York.
Orto tho White Star Limo ohice, a5Sen!l alarkot-st.
Chicago. A. LAGERGREN. Agent.
, 1872-11-19
THE IRON RAIL.

:. Brief hit ccr!'=':;;:c:9::::: cc!; x r.: s:sto7y OF
t.. zEu.. ..:,;;..":xx:s Track,
, 1872-11-19

copied.
Cl.1caG0. Rock 1E1au:l
Depot, corner OF. HaEtIsoa an
flee - West i:
Omaha and Leovcuwcyth Ex.
Peru A Accommodation.
Might E1preSs. s...............-.
leuveu1orth 1s1prass..... :.
lake Shore & .t1it
Depot corner OF Harrison :au
southwest corner Of NJ
Mail. yia airline and Mai
Special New York Express,
yia Air Line. ..................
Atlantic Express daily, ga
AIT Ane.
Night Express, vi1 Main Lji1e
South Chicago Accommodate n
Elkhart Accommodation.....-
Sundays excepted. + Satu
Cilicago. DauVflic Il
Passenger Depot at r., g.
Canal and KinzIe-rs. On
Ada and kinzic-sts In ire
L. depot, corner Halsted an'
Evansville i Terro Haute Ex.
Freight and T{cket Office, Il
panEi1le Accommodation.
pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
DAY Express.
Pacific Express ...-...........
Fast liue.-........-........
, 1872-11-19
THE COMING MAN,

By VIDA ARaIE This Is three act dfama cc7erly do
plotting tho state Of Affairs when haee their
full rights demanded by the nltrA Of the orn
on's Rights party. y IS witty and sps9btiy, and We
philadelphia Ago. For salo at the
, 1872-11-19

& Pacific HEilroud.
! Sherma1-st5. Ticket Of
laLlisun'st.
si3;t3 .. n. ;nestp. IN,
500 q. m. t3:;:.;o d. nj.
flO:lWP. N. II Ito =. H.
10 u p. III. ;m 4. N.
.higuu Southern.
StYrraau-st.. T1ckot ofdco
.dhon and Ca=lal-sts.
$50 p. M s6:40 4. nj.
- 10 4. m. $500 p. IN.
Sis .. m. 800 4, m.
't9 ~ p. IN. et6::D =. IN.
:tU 2. n. Il 81 p. m.
s3::l0 p. m. s10:10 q. m.
rd.ys do. t Mondays do.
gincenne8 Railroad.
q St. l.. 1ep0E, corner Of
t freight cthce, corner OF
ight oMce At p, @. d St.
/ CaEroll-sts.
= 80 4. n. u 40 .. m.
= 60 p. n. f7:D .. m.
8 Washfngtou-st-
5::cJ p. NJ. o:4c p. IN.
d Chicago HaiJ7oni.
S5:i5 .. N. S6:W =. n.
g .ht p m. 8:(0 q. m.
t1:5o 4. NJ. tt :1U .. m.
fcc:35 p. III. ta:I) a. m.
'ndays excepted. sDail3'
ted.
Srcnt Western Rail-
DIS.
foot Of Twenty-Second- st
, corner of Madison.
$50 4 m. s8:4j .. m.
s9:W q. m. s8:LU D. M
3:A p. m. 10 ~ l.. m.
5:l5 D. N. 8:W 4. 1n-
.: :G0 p. m. 1850 I. n.
IA PERU n0Ap.
5 - T. H. s8.35 ., n,
t9 :1U p. H. 9f+6:W . "a.
Nd PENTTAIER.
t9:10 p. m. s6:W j. 10.
y excepted. tMonday az
|N a. n.
x G. WENTWORTH,
eneral Passenger Agent.
, 1872-11-19
1}linoia Central ftnilzoul.
y ~ T .Eotf -4l f,,b ~ sT,,,ouA.- .....

On Saiuitiays this t:!ia will be Champaign.
Chicago, indianapolis ~ Cincinaati IhfouCr,
L;nc, rin h..,su1co Route.
Trains arrive and depart IRON the -ca cntral Rsoad
Depot, tcot OF LaEcBt- For through tcEots and sleep
Ing ,c1shs apply at Ticket u:scc Is Can..st cur
ncr a1Jisoa; lu ast Is: FREMONT House, cur
T7enty-second-st.- -Coadonsc cd Ting Table.
DAILY, t124nt
Sunday. Daity.
le.yc Chtca 3y T. sfSj D. II.
1asslfG AZ 11ltaodpoN3 ~ p. n. 3at Il
Arf;'o at tlucin1ati $3.50 p. 9i5
Trains arrive st Chicago at U and 9:15 p. m.
luy line running Saturday night traa Cincinnati.
Tho entire train through to Ci:cinnati- Pullman
sleepess night traiEs
, 1872-11-19

! Railroad.
lrpugh Line. and Lcui3l-
n Eh!caso - Il ansas City.
Nat:tson-s:. bridge.
'9:I &. m. $3.50 p. N.
.9:l5 =. IN. $50 p. IN.
s4:1 p IN. f6;mp. IN.
i 10 p. N. S9:l1 4. u.
1900 p. m. 7:l5 ?. m.
1900 p. N. 3::15 l. m.
- TO p. m. S7:l5 T. NJ.
t9:lOC. m. A4:tsf ., M.
~. sEx. Monday.
ilJ except Saturday. via
7is M.sis1 Line, End daily.
Division.
r11l-r-1
, 1872-11-19

Chicago & Altol
Chicago, Alton & st. Louis n
aua { No. } new short route irul
Union Depot, West Side, nea;
st. Louis 4 Springfield Express
via Alain Line..................
Kansas City Fast Express, Vi,
sJac!ssonEille, ILL.,, and Louist
Wenona, I.acou, 1TashiE;to.
Express {Western Divisiun, J.
Jolie. ) Dwight ACCOMMODATION
st. Louis : Springfield Light
ming E.p1esz, ria Main Line,
and also via Jacksonville Di,
vision.
Kansas City Express, via Jack,
son7ille. ILL.,, i Louisiana, No.
Jefferson City Expfess.,...,...,,
Peoris, kcakuk i Bu1lfa Ex.,,,
.Eacept Sunday .E1. Stature
fDaIly, via htaia Limo, aud d.
Jac.sonyi2,c Diyi.ioa. EDai.y,
except Aionday. via Jacksonsill,
lilinoia Central
, 1872-11-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRh{VS


Chicago, Burlington d. Quincy Railroad.
Depots-Foot OF Lake.st Indiana-av., and S1teeath-
st.. and Canal and Si1teenth-sts. Tickst oiacs iu
Briggs House and at Uepots.