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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
THE TRADES, 80.


~ ARDENER.-wANTED, SITUATION AS GAR
N dener, by married man, "a native of Scotland,)
without encumbrance Has been Eve years 10 this
try Understands his business In all its branches Good
recommendations from his last situation. Has obec
tions TO go South. note addressed to w. q. b. gar
dener Messrs Thorburn's seed store Is John street
New York, will be promptly astended to.
TTNo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A FIRST RATE
L matchmaker, who will be constantly employed on
the best work. None need apply but those who can
bring the best recommendations as TO capacity, &C.
M W. GAIT BRO, Washington, C.
Apply to Messrs. Fellows Co., II Maiden lane, NJ Y
ITO BRASS F1NIsHERs, GAS FILTERS AND OTHERS.
Wanted, situation in either Of the above BY
good general he has also had much experience
In ship and plumbing work. Can have first rate city
reference. Would not object TO the country Please
address H. ID, l7S West Thirteenth street. Eighth ave
LIMITED TRADE SOCIETY OF J0URNEYMEN SAIL.
~ makers The members Of this society are requested
TO appear at the meeting room Thursday Jan 49, At
o'clock to attend the funeral Of their late ALSO
ciats, Samuel Kenney. BY order Of
HIEr A Coz, SECRETARY,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A YOUNG MAN THAT
w can command from 500 to 5000 In cash. to take
charge Of branch Office in Philadelphia Baltimore
very liberal salary. Apply to the Proprietor and
Publisher Of the Monthly Novelist and Broadway Belle
102 Nassau street. p. F. HARRIS.
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CTTUATI0N WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED GIRL.
- as chambermaid and waiter, do general house
work in private family; is good cook, washer and
roner is willing and respectful and has the most salts
factory reference Apply at SO Atlantic street Brook
lyn, for three days
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GITUAT1ON) WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO.
~ testant young Scotch woman several wears in the
city, as laundress, waiter, chambermad. she has
the best testimonials of character and capabty from
years. Please inquire at as Bowery for two days
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SPORTING, sc.

MoCR1NG BIRDS-FOR SALE TEN sPIFNDIr
1l mockng birds, not TO be excelled by any in the
city. They mock cat, hen rooster dog, and sing day
any night. Any person wanting TO procure ans bird
may apply at 478 Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

CTUATIONS WANTED-AT MANNING,S OFFICES. So
- Atlantic and 10 Hillary Streets eBrooklyn for over
two hundred American English, Irish Scotch, German
and colored cooks nurses waiter girls and
who have served frst families and for references
respectabty and experience cannot be equasd at any
other establishment N B.-Employers, please observe
the numbers, there other Offices in the same
Streets with which have connection whatever.
'tbarsc fratae WIN. MANNING, Proprietor
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BILLIARDS.

DuIIARDs-FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS BIIIIARD
Id saloon, situated In a central location. The room
contains eight superior tables with bar and fxtures
satisfactory reasons given for selling Please address
note TO s. B. r., Post Office.
1.-TWO GOOD SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES, QUITE
as good as.new for sale cheap, for cash, suitable
for private or public Can be by calling at
factory, 90 Ann street. GRIFFITH DECKER.
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THE BALL Sc ASON.

DALI NOTICE EXTRA STAGES WILL LEAVE
ID Fulton ferry for the ssCresco Hop at Harrison
Hotel, Coney Island plank road, hourly from to 10
O'Clock 7. M on Thursday evening" january Is, 1856.
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VIJANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation seamstress; is capable OF embroider
ing and plain sewing, cutting and fitting dresses Ia
willing TO make herself useful has good reference
character has objections to 90 short distance in
the country, TO take Of children Call at 141
Seventh avenue third floor front ROOM between Tween
tieth and Twenty first streets.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A SCOTCHMAN, AS COACH
~ man or groom, who thoroughly understands his
business in all ts branches No to 60 into the
country The best reference given to sobriety and
capabty. Please address A. b. S. Herald office, for
two days, which will meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

Nash ADVANCED AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT
~ On diamonds watches, jewelry, plate, valuable
and personal property bought for the highest casl
prices r. WOOD 60 Fulton street, second door, from
room from "a. N. to 4P. M.
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T DAN FOR $40, 000.-WANTED ON IMPROVED
IL real eatste. worth treble the required, and on
which rental of IA per cent is derived The pro.
perty is of the first class is located in the city Of Brook
lyn and the title indsputabe. The loan will be taken
for term of from three to Ave years. at tho option of
the tender, at the rate Of pee cent interest
nuay and promptly paid. This is q very desirable op-
potunty for executors and others having money in
vest. No bonus allowed Address NJ. N. f., Brooklyn
Post Office, eastern district.
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WANTED.-A YOUNG FRENCH LADY WHO SPEAKS
w English, DESTROYS Of situ stion in private IA
mily pain sewing would make herself
nseiui no compensation required for the present Re-
ference from her last place Please apply at 50 Sulh
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WTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
W. to do chamberwork and plain sewing, or house.
work, in small family. Good city reference given.
Please call at l32 Sixteenth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

H,ASH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture, watches, diamonds, silver ware, nauti
cal Instruments, mechanics tools, &c.. or bought ou
for cash. and the highest price paid at No. 20 Catherine
street, by McCAFFREY & WALTERS.
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UTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, to do chamberwork; is q good laundress
and good plain sewer good city reference Can be seen
for two days. at No. Is Bleecker street. Broadway
in the music store
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CEAMSTRESS AND Observation-Disclosures BY A
- respectable well educated female, of middle age
permanent situation. The advertiser is capable of cut
ting out and making all kinds Of family clothing, and
will be Wiling II required to assist lady In the
nagement OF her family. Apply personally, or address
s. d. paid 1875 Ny rifle avenue, Brooklyn Can be
seen from ten to FIVE O'Clock.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, as cook, and who thoroughly under
stands both French and English cooking; best of city
references given be for two days Please cali
or address by note to f., Seventh street
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITU.
lIl ton, 400 Grand street-Depoats made on n be.
fore the 10th Of January next viii receive interest from
the LIST Of January next Interest usual at SIX per
cent per annum OF $500 and under. Bank open
on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from
to p NJ. By order,
ALFRED T. CoNKLIN, President.
JAMES P. HAIGHr Secretary
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VIyANTEDA BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation cook, washer and ironer or to do
gensra housework has objections TO 60 short dis
lance in the country. Can come well recommended.
Inquire ct No l81 Ludlow street. front house. second
floor 9
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PROGRESSED COOK
,W understands der French English and American cook
ng good city reference Can be seen for two days. at
No. 17e Laurens street. between Houston and Blocker
in the rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

MTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sIrUA.
w ton nurse; Is capable Of taking the entire
charge of baby from its BIRTH and do plain sewing and
make herself useful Can be seen at her present
ployers lS9 Bleecker street. from ten until two O'clock
for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESpECTAB IE
w young woman, as sesmstrsss. Good city refer
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets fourth door
front room. ''
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MONEY WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
Xu borrow the sum of seventy Ave dollars for which
he win pay one hundred dollars In monthly instruments
of twelve and half dollars each. Satisfactory reference
given. Address Sempus, Herald office
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UTANTED-A SITUATION, AS cHAMBERMAID AND
w waiter; or ~ chambermsd and seams ress; or
would do The housework Of private family BY very
erpersnced girl with good city reference Would 10 In
the country. Can 30 aeep Tor two days Of 33l Sixth
aySuus, b he storv.
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WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL,
Y! a. situation as first rate washer and ironer, or
plain cook and to take charge Of milk butter
floor. '' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

ITO HOTEL. KEEPERS AND OTHERS "A PERSON
i who understands the business thoroughly and
having capital Of fifteen Thousand dollars, wants O
partner with thousand to JOIN him in purchasing one
of the bes: hotels in this country An opportunity
offers to man of energy that seldom Commu
nicatons treated with the utmost confidence. Address
box 3,091 Post Office,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTFULLY
w Protestant girl, as chambermaid; is good plain
seensess, or as aundress Can be at 103 Twenty
eighth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues fo
two days -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

A SPANISH LADY, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH PER
IA fectly, will give lessons in either language to
adies and children at their residences II desirable or
to gentlemen at her own 10 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

VIZ NTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
wv young woman, as cook; perfectly understands
her business is good baker, can wash and iron APP
ply at 27l Mulberry street, Houston third floor
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A I BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET, WILL. BE SOIL
n this day, Wednesday at IL o'clock, twenty horse
suitable for all purposes; also and secondhand vi
gons, seighs, harness, blankets saddles Brides &c
JOHN H. GATFIEI.D. Proprietor.
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r LoTHNG.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes 70 dispose Of receive fair cashspros
BY sending TO the store IL IAurens street. Canal
W West Broadway address BY letter through the pes
10 8. COHEN. Ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation chambermaid and waiter or to assist
in washing and ironing Best OF city reference from her
last pace los West Twenty second street, where she
can be for two days. between the hours of 10 and
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl seamstress, cutting aud basting ladies'
dresses, or as chambermad in a private family. The
best of city reference Can be for two days 279
Eighth avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty
streets,
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CLOTHING MARKED DowN.-ALFRED MUNROE 4
~ co., AL Broadway, offer, at greatly reduced
prices mems and boys overcoats and tamas together
with many other kinds Of winter apparel The object
TO reduce their large stock Of winter clothing TO make
room for spring assortment. Their oothior is made
up with the best quality Of trimmings aud now married
TO sell at prices which cannot fail 10 suit purchasers.
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NTANTED-BY ARESPECTABI.E PROTESTANT GIRL.
w asi.uation as laundress she perfectly under
stands her business in all its branches and has excellent
dations from her last situation. Can be
for two days. at 1876 East Twentieth street. between First
and Second avenues, fourth floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

WHITING OR RESIDENT GOvERNEsS ENGLISH
young lady, experienced in tuition, wishes to form
engagement above the Of instruction
prses English, French and music The advertiser can
Ser the highest of references respectaby and
pacty Letters addressed to Miss Roberts, Union square
Post Office, win be Immediately attended to.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION 90 WARREN STREET,
i one door from Greenwich-Open daily from 10 A.
NJ to p. NJ, and to P. NJ Interest at the rate OF
per cent allowed all sums from 81 to $780, The funds
Of this institution securely invested in bonds and
mortgages in the city Of New York, worth double the
amount loaned and in bonds In this city.
CALEB s. WOODRUFF, President.
Y y: y n T R1sI Pa1r, Vice Presidents.
VANDERBILT L, BUXTON Secretary
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nyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, as cook, washer, and ironer; has OBJ
jections to do general homework in small family; good
reference given Can be at her last place. No $40
Hudson street, of Hammond in the drug store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

lN thematcs, fertilization, military and civil drawing
by Mr.. r. Jones, formerly Professor In the Royal and
Hon. E. J. Company's Military Colleges in England.
Mr. j. would not object TO enter into with
any private family in the country, DESTROYS of tuition
In the above Letters may be addressed, personal
interviews obtained between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
Up NJ, at 10 Franklin street.
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VXJANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, TO do general housework; is plain
cook good washer and roner Good reference from her
last place. Can be seen for two days. at 1o7 East
Eleventh street. between First aud Second avenues in
the rear building, second floor, front room.
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young girl, as nurse and seamstress, or would do
light camberwork she take entire charge of baby,
would do the work of a small family. Can be for
two days at her present place. from which she Is highly
recommended, 4O4 Fourth avenue, corner Of Twenty
int,
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VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA-
w ton chambermaid or to do general house work
In respectable family she is SOBER honest and indus
srious; has been four Ave months in the country
Can be for two days at 81 Chryste street. fourth
dour, in the rear.
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CPORT1NG-MAMMOTH ST. BERNARD AND NEW.
- foundand pups, King Charles spaniel Italian and
English greyhounds Scotch and English ratters sport
ing dogs house dogs &c All the choice breeds express
y for stock, from to $50 lbs weight Inquire ct No
206 water street, corner Fulton, up stAiss.
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MyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation as chambermaid aud
waiter good reference If required Can for two
days, at 304 Greenwich street. third aoor front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

A PARTNER WANTED-WITH FROM 5000 TO $a00,
"A In one Of the best paying bus in the city
OF Greenwich and Read streets the basement from 10
to IL O'Clock. j. HART.
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nIsSOLUTION-TTH COMPREHENSIVE HERE OFORE
IL existing under tho and frm Of Reynolds
Black il this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
party authorized to sign in liquidation j. s. Reynolds
will continue the business at 100 West street.
January O. 1866. j. S. REYNOLDS.
ANDREW ID BLACK
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(tAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies and gentlemen having any OF the above ar
tices to dispose Of obtain fair cash price BY send
ing to the subscriber by the Post 0cc NJ Blades
attended BY Mrs. Duspeldorf. L. NJ DUsPELDORF,
No Is Elm street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

QNO OOn TO S5, O00--A PARTNER WANTED
bc.UOO with this amount In safe business
that will pay from fifty to seventy five per cent year
Address w. A. Y, Herald Office.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN, IAN
w architect,) just arrived from Europe, where he
mas had years experience after passing his exam
nations at Berlin Salary not UGH OF object in the
beginning. Best Of references given Please address
Architect Herald Office,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-24
Congress.

The passage, on the 18th inst, Of the joint
resolution authorizing the creation OF the
Office of 1t. General us a special honor to
Gen. Scott, was the cause ofmuch rejoicing
Gen. Shields and Judge Dougla as both cleo
tionecrel in the House in favor ofconerrng
the title, On announcing the passage Of the
resolution to Gen. Scott, ne replied with
much emotion, LET no man say, hereafter,
! tina. his country is ungratcfal to one who has
served her faithfully" The Washington
star, however, intimatcs that the President
will be compelled to veto the resolutions, u
there is no law creating the rank to be con
fcrrcd. The rank should have been first
created.
/ On the nth the Presidents Message wa
laid before the House, vetoing the French
. Spoliation bill. The message created con
siderable feeling. The President goes into
I the history of the subject fully, and shows
that the implied ccnsurc on our government
by the passage Of the bill, for Withholding fol
so many years an equitable claim, is unmerit
ed and unjust. He places his objections en-
,ircy on the ground of the injustice and in
cxpedicncy Of the measure.
/ In the Senate, on the same day, Mr.
Shields presented the instructions lac had re-
cciycd from the Illinois Legislature to oppos,
the extension Of the patents to Mccormick
ouI oil nih.r rao ,iuy machines
Both Houses have for the last week beer
engaged on the appropriation bills, and thC
proceedings afford few points Of general in
I terest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-24
Illinois Central Railroad Lands.

We have before US circular signed by the
President AMI by Mr.. Dupuy, the Land
Agent Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany, bearing date the 10th inst, from
which we make the following extract relative
to the terms Of sale:
The price will vary from s. to SEQ, accord.
to location, quality, etc. Contracts for deeds
may be made during the year 1913, stipulat-
ing the purchase money to be paid in five
annual installments The first to become
due in two years from the date Of contract,
and the others annually thereafter. Interest
will be charged at only two per cent per an
mum.
As security for the performance of the
contract, the first two years interest must
be paid in advance, aud it must be under
stood that from onc-tenth to onc-fourth of
the land purchased shall yearly be brought
under cultivation. Longer credits, at six
per cent. per annum, may be negotiated by
special application. Twenty per cent. from
the credit price will be deducted for cash. -
The Companys construction bonds will be
received as cash.
Contracts have been made with response
BILE parties to keep on hand ready framed
farm dwellings,, which can be set up in few
days. They WILDE II feet by 30 feet, di-
yidcd into one living and three bed rooms,
and will cost completc-set up on ground
chosen anywhere along the Road, $3.50 in
cash. exclusive of transportation. Larger
buildings may be contracted for at proper.
tomato rates. The Company will forward
all the materials for such buildings over their
road promptly charging for the cheapest
class at the rate Of II cents for every mile
transported.
Special arrangements with dealers have
been made to supply those purchasing the
Campany's lands with fencing materials, ag.
ricultural tools, and an outfit of provisions
in any quantity, at the lowest wholesale pr.
ccs.
1t is believed that the price, long credit,
and low rate of interest, charged for these
lads, will enable man with few hundred
dollars in cash and ordinary industry, to
make himself independent before all the pur-
chase money become due In thcmcan time,
the rapid settlement of the country will pro.
baby have increased their value, four or
five fold. When required an experienced
person will accompany applicants TO give
llioTniut'on anu "iu III sciect'Hg ianuS HI'"
Circulars, containing numerous instances
Of successful farming signed by respectable
and well!known farmers living in the neigh.
borhood of the Railroad lands, throughout
the Statc--also the cost of fencing, price OF
cattle, expense of harvesting, thrcshing, etc,
by contractor any other Internationally
be eheeriully given, on application, either
personally or by letter, post paid, in English,
French, or German, addressed to y =
o.ra CHARLES NJ. DUpuY. JR., 4
Land Agent of the Illinois Central X. X. Co.,
Chicago, Illinois. q ~ noii h"ifrr5 lila
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-24

DISTRESSING AFrAIE--InREE Persons FRo-
zEN.--We learn from source entitled TO
credit, that during the recent severe weather
in Illinois, a mother and two children were
frozen to death under the most distressing
circumstance. \ man was driving between
Chica o and Galena, with an OK team, in
which was his wife and two small children.
At night, the storm came upon them with
its snow, wind and cold. They could not
build fire, because the ground being cove
red with snow there was no wood to be seen,
and their distance from any habitation pre-
vented them from reaching n shelter. Be
fore morning the woman was frozen stiff,
and, as desperate expcdient, to save the
lives Of his children, the man killed both his
oxen, cut them open, took out the yisccra,
and placed his freezing children in the cavi-
ties. But then death was only delayed by
this, rs they irozc dead also. The man, lea
wing the dead bodies Of his wife and children
on the lone prairie, succeeded in reaching a
house. where he was kindly cared for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-24

TELEGRAPH TO CAIRO & DrBuQur Judge
Cation, Of this city, we understand, has com,
petcd an arrangement with the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company to construct a line OF
telegraph along the entire length of the road
not already thus furnished. The line from
La Sale TO Bloomington, and from Freepor,
to Galena was put up last season. The en-.
ergy exhibited by Judge G. hitherto in bring.
Ing distant portions of our State within
speaking distance by the magic wires, is a
sure. guarantee of tho ipromptness with
which this new undertaking will be exc
cuted. 'I' A. ole '' ''4 HN"' ou IuUt