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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
GROCERIES.

,,,ur .A..,ihs,s.re in receipt Of fresh stock OF
l TAas Spices Pickles, Rasins, Figs, prahes' ~
.,,n xaclersl DC direct from New fors ana for
. -, ..N =, j. M. DaLZELI d BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
RENWICK & SON,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,


Bazaar Landing,
DAtENrotr, Iowa,
ID RESPECTFULLY call tho attention Of farmers. ship.
II pers, and the public generally 10 this advertise
They will az a times be ready to store and ship eV-
cry description Of produce aud merehandi1e, to bu,
and SCH commission, and trust, by prompt and
strict attention 10 the interests 81 all who ma! favor
them with their patronage to merit the pubNc conf
dcncc
The business iii 30 conducted md carried in thc
spacious building recently rreeisd 10y Mr.. Patton, Ae
ssuacd the Bazaar, tu which u attach III curmor
deus landing for steamboats, ri all STAGES u tie river
and possesses advantages favorable I. t,o importer
shipper, nc. the least al which Is that dral age viii
bc required iron, the Warehouse 70 boats, RON
boats 10 the Warehouse. Mas q. lS5A-a5
WE have good assortment 0f
w TIckiugs,
Stripes,
Fianucts,
LipscN :,
Sheeiiug..
Linens. &c,
KNAPP & REnMON'S,
M. 8 lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

. HE undersigned has opeueda General Intel igenee
Office with complete set of books in which TO
inter all kinds OF Rea and Personal Property Tor sale
u for rent. the names OF all Servants who wish for
places iR famiies within the city, also the Of
deebgnlcs. Laborers and others seeking employ aen!.
that those who in search OF Houses, Lands
wants. DE cannot fall OF immediate IN obtain
~ eitherby calling al any office. Changes moderate.
all amt register Your wants orders aud they Will
5eceive prompt attention.
A. FINEFffLp.
No. COMMERCIAL Buildings.
Dec ls5t-dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
WHEAT,

TINE subscribers are now receiving Wheat at tho
'Ecenolnis, Mills al East Davenport, ard paying
shc highest Cash prices
Nee tgs4-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
100000 Feet

oRAsoSED Flooring -planed and n'a'ehed-oi 81
= rerior quality, for sale es r,rpr co
Nov 10,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29

SCOTT HOUSE.

THE above three s,or, brick hndse' stah
ted a, the corner Of Front aud Harrison
nm s,s is now completed. thoroughly in'nisieo
MI and omen far ,hc accom- medallion Of the Fao-
eela nc. The subscriber hopes b. strict atten-
, - An sire.s ., receive share of public patron
age.
f@'0 Nv z. BEN ron,
nr,nrn,, Nov O. Is54-du Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
THE subscriber having purchased The establishment
owned by Mr. :. Byter, at the corner Of bird and
Brady sts.. will keep constantly on hand large and
general assortment Of GROCERIES AND PROvIs-
IONS, embracing everything in the line, which h.
will warrant Of the purest and best quality and wall
sell a. low as they car " purchasctin the market
OYSTERS.
&c SubS5ribe t. gent for Featce's Oysters Which
will supply the tF,i. NJ wholesale TO custom
er. at retail al the ioges, market prices.
DAVID MILLER.
Davenport, Sept, els,, ls5i-wtr~tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
A CARD

sNTIE undersigned viii be absent from the city fol
two or thrae months. bat viii return IN tine TO
he ne II torn Of the District Court for scott and al
otuiur counties
r. Close 4 Eeurv Crompton are my authorize.
Agents during N! absence.
Dee 10, 1854 J.. !. FARMER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
busters.
rsaths can Be fosna Al tao p
Canes
The Hallelujah,
accoydesns cnd Flutinas'

-on.iva1 = Fxpre.s from New ".N 49,
seIrodd Of Accordeons au ,his
49, viii be scld cheaper than ever 9neIs" " 'A'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
For Sale

4 NEW aud fashionable Famii! Carnage y s-oies'
\ than New YORK prices. apl, at this ofice.
Sept. -. 1854.
OFT States In Strong Frames, al The school size
- just received at Nc. lie tlaife sioch.
DaN enport Jan -lh, 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-29
Inst Received
FRANCIS JACOBY, lR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STOKE

/ S-rnvoice OF New Styles Letter ana 'o'o ''i :"
n with Match Envelopes;
Ne La Raas Lcaion Damass Paper
FInrIaled Alhar bra and Retiep aied fantfhs'
Rose Color. aad Amber color Paper;
go, f.,nble Enas eled Visiting Cards;
afhoe' D'e''e w n HOLMES CO.
No. Le Claire Block
Davenport Dec es issi-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
The Sight OF the Dying.

The late Abner l.. Portland, OF Pittsburg,
remarked, when he was dying:
"Mother, can see a great distance |"
Doubtless this is the experience, beautifully
expressed, of every one who comes with a
chastened faith to calm deathbed. In his
progress through ordinary life, the vapours
that float in the mental atmosphere render
the vision imperfect, and he cannot see aiar
off: but as he draws near eternity, The air
grows purcr, the light brighter, the vision
clearer and serenity pervadcs the whole be.
ing the vista Of futurity opens the eyes Of
the soul he beholds the gates of heaven, the
river oflfe; its glad waters kissing the foot
steps Of the throne of God the glories ofthe
new world grow brighter and brighter upon
him with Stephen, he bcholds Jesus at the
right hand of his Father and as he dwells
with rapture on those cnlivening sights, the
earth and all its scenery grows dim about
him, and like Elisha's servant at the gate Of
Damascus; he is instantly environed with
troops Of angels, come TO take him up over
the everlasting hills, in the chariot Of the
Lord Of Hosts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
The Substance of the Gospel.

What happy thing it is that the Gospel
comes into so little compass! Often have |
felt this when visiting the sick and the dy.
ing When have found the mind incapa-
Die Of vigorous, expcns'on, or continuous
thought, how thankful have been that the
gospel is SO short and so simple; that the
elementary truths which give peace to the
conscience and hope to the heart, can be
stated in SO few words There is Divine
wisdom and divine kindness in this. There
are short sentences which contan essential.
" all that sinner needs to know, 20 give
him sense Of pardon and conidrRco to.
wards God: 1.-The wages Of sin i5-te II;
but the gift of God is eternal life, through
jesus Christ our Lord" This is q fai, :.
ful saying, and worth Of all acccptat,on, that
Christ Jesus came into the world to save
sinners, even the cliff" This is the re.
cord, that God hath given to US eternal life
and this life is in his Scr. He that hath the
Son hath life ; he that hath not the Son hath
not life" These, and others of q like de-
scription, are precious sentences. They are
what the dying ''man of God" DR.. MAll, so
emphatically denominatcd the core, the very
core, Of the gospel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

THE MODERN GIFT OF TONGUES. The Chris.
tan press supplies the place 10 the modern
Church of the miraculous gift of tongues in
primitive times. 1t enables the pous and
gifted writer to speak to "Parthiars, and
Modes, and Elamitcs, and the jewellers in
Mcsopotamia, and in Judca, and Kappado-
cia, in pontuS, and ASIA 'n their own
tongues, wherein they were born" ''the
wonderful works Of nod" The excellence
Of the message being determined, there is
nothing to prevent its being repeated in the
one hundred and seventeen languages and
dialects, in which this and its associate insti.
tutions, publish the gospel to the nations-
In matter Of fact, John Bunyan is telling his
wonderful dream to listening and entranccd
hearers, in at least twenty-cight languages
"Poor Joseph" is repeating his foithful say
ing" to the Chinese in the East, to the Greek
in the West, the Esquimaux in the North,
and the African in the South in seventeen
different tongues. Leigh Richmond's "Dai-
ryman's Daughter" is imparting her sweet
dying counscls to the Russian, the Amcri-
can, the Arab, the Icclander, and the Turk
to the people speaking twenty-ono Ian
cuaccS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

300 Bushels OF Dried Apples.
I UST received
- 100 bushels OF dried peaches, just received
and for sale a a sul advance, at
Mayo CnceyeR'-.
UST Trceived-ltO boxes of window glass all
- sizes, nj .Hay6l Gu-rVrRs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

TWILL sell a, the door OF the court house in
l. Ottawa, on the 9Th day-oi January, A. ID
1855, the following real estate, brloaying TO the
estate OF u Burr, deceased
The east han of the north west quarter Of lot
No. two, o. in block No. eighteen, 49, in the
town OF Otta'fa, siiunte on Main street On
this lot stands the brick store formerly occupied
by said Burr now occupied by Rauh Btothers
Lois No. three 49, md four a. in block No
htly three go IN States addition to Ottawa
On these lots is good warehouse, CRIBS. &c,
now occupied by A McGill; these lots to be
sold subject to a lite estate OF Mrs. Burr, her
DOVER having been assigned on said lots.
Lots No. tour. % SIX, 49, and seven, % in
block No. one hundrcd and two, (lO2) IN the
states addition to OilawG. On these lots there
is a small yelling house.
Part OF block No. five in Ottawa North, abou,
80 feet deep, by 60 wi ,ie on north end, and
about 100 ieet wide on sonlh end. on which
stands a new and substantial warehouse.
Terms, cash. the remainder IN and ~
months. secured by mortgage.
Sale made IN pursuance OF an order Of the
county court OF La Sale county.
D I. Cook. executor Of g. Burr, deceased.
December If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
From the Baton Rouge Courier.
General Taylor's Residence.

In Harper for y " mber, we notice an in
teres,iug article on General Taylor's resi-
denca at Baton Rouge" illustrated with
truthful picture Of the same. The sad reality
and truth Of the writer's words, when he
saws "a few years more ard General lay
iors residence will have disappeared" must
strike the visitor as re ascends the beautiful
avenue leading out Of the town TO the bar
cks. The modest little picket fence, with
its unassuming gate, have gone to decay;
and the shrubs ane flowers so carefully pro-
tected in the days Of the old mans glory,
have become rank and wild in their struggles
with briers and bramoles for existence.
The vine growing over the balcony, so care
fully looked after by the gentle hand OF the
old hero's daughter, no longer blooms 70 iii
the air with fragrance. The flowers nave
dropped, the leaves withered, and nothing
but the ghostly frame Of "what was now
fingers. The house itself is spectre: The
last and only occupant since General Taylor
left il forever was Col. Webster and family,
who are also numbered with the dead ana
the sold rustic cottage as it is, has been
turned over to the rats, and it reels now TO
tumble into ashes under the gnawlnS tooth
of oblivion. What lesson!
1t was very brief day ago, when the OLD
gentleman returned from the wars, with all
his honors fresh upon him." A former resi-
dence in Baton Rouge, had endeared him to
our people, and they claimed him as citi'
zen-the news Of his approach was hera!ded,
and the town went to the waters edge to wei
come him. A torch-light procession with
music and banners followed him, and amid
the cheers and acclamations of the people he
was escorted to the home Of his choice, the
cottage, now dropping its head, and only
rescued from oblivion by wood cut. What
an episode, in the history Of the worlds gIo.
ry!
With what reluctance the old man left
that fairy spot, his own words betray, but
there was a destiny ruling him, and he was
forced away, to occupy position altogether
unsuitcd to his temperament. That destiny
has been sadly worked out. The hero OF
Bucna Vista is dead, his accomplished SON.
in-law, w. W. Bliss, has fought his last
battle.
The remains Of General Taylor should
have been deposited on this spot--a place
Gas he often expressed himsei;) more dear to
him than any other on earth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Gun Maker.

dad dealer u all tiads NJ Sporismens Ariicics.
one d0Or SOuth of the UHicH HguSe, Columbus
Mett, ONGHG, H.,
BEL ,ons,anily onh1nJ general assortment
IN oi English and German double aud single
lowing pieces, boys guns. good variety, all OF
which were bought for cnsh. and scirrt-d iron,
large invoices, with great care TO their general
workmanshipand finish aud can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had IN this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good udgcs otihe ari,c will tnd II
m objeclto call on the subscriber where they can
drpcndupon what is told them and be sure OF get.
ting good safe gau as We deal with non. but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
cas,iiOnstul with which the county is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remiugton's celebrated cas-,
see. and IRON barrels, are warranted to be- equatO
any made IN This state or elsewhere both IN shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The Subscribers
have iotsevernl years been engaged IN the manu-
tacuTe OF the cclebrnicdinc sed twist rifles, and
havcavard themselves OF all the latest improve
mcn's as regards the inside finish and sighting
we attrr ourselves that an inspection OF the work
made atouT establishment, Is all that is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen Of the ,rath oithe above state
IAcnt
Powder, u superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice orlong ranges
Key fitting done bycompctent hands and in Il
worhmanlike manner.
All work done by him is warranted.
Ottawa ,Dcc2, 1852. HIP. DRuNKER.
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Medical Nnfirey

THOSE tlected with lung, liver. and bronchial
consult Dr. James flasher, at his Office. at the
City hotel, IN fera. on Saturdays during The win
ter. DR.. Flasher treats on the SIM pIIUrpr as
lhlt pursued by DIS. Whitley 81 ii,ch .t New
York city aud describes the feelings o the a fii,c
ted in all ordinary eases. without Icing tUd by
patients or others believing That those only can
make perfect cure who can put their finger on
the weak points and explain their cause andaet-
ircls From d. F. Numerous cures IN l.. Sale
and adjoining counties inr the lat eighteen
months. further comment would be superilHuus.
ml-3al' JAWS EEAsHrR. u D.
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20 Acres of Tim her land fnr SaIc

I v pursuance oi decree OF the probate cour,
L of La Sale couuIy, the undersigned, admin.
istra,or OF the estate Of Saml Mackey, late OF
La Sale county. deed, will sell al public nnc-
ton, on Monday, the 29lh day OF January, 1885,
on the premises, the undivided halt OF the south
we quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec IA,
L. 81, X. T., containing 30 acres. The land
is covered with good timber, is situated near the
mouth OF Ottercreek, and contains good water
privilege, with a 81 mill erected thereon. The
other half can ne bought on the same day md
same terms with the above. II will be offered in
small lots to suit purchasers
Terms OHel third cash. the balance in SIX
months secured by mortgage on the land.
December l6-GW. JAMES SPENCER admir-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
CAUTION TO IiNsEs.
NorVai's B tiers.

THESE Bitirrs are prepared by one oi the most
l. successful Medical practitioners Oi the age
Having beenused by hun for the las, fourteen years
On his practice N all Bilious Diseases with emf.
nenl success. They are now offered To the public
as the only relable medicine !being purely vegeta-
blc) Ior the permanent cure OF The following disea-
ses viz.
IA imperfect action efNe Lirer cf Rjdney',
Eerer and AgUe, Dyspepsia, Dyscatdrg,
Gnu ferer, hdigcsiiio0, Ljro compFt
Sick Headachc, Iatormittas, Jdundice,
Remittey Diayrhcd, Debility,
Loss ofdppetite, Cold StredtS Skin diseases,
FRMALg CoMrkA,NTs, Weakness, &c,J of the
lalcn. II is one oiihe best aud safest medicines
before the public. No Calom,, Quinine az Arse
nc in it, Sold 10y q. L.. THOMPSON, Ottawa, 8.
]. Greenwood. LaSule. July l-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Green's Mills,

TNllEabov mills hnvcju.t undergone thorough
/ repairs and are now so arranged that six run
0iburrs eau be turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the "OId Pioneer" one oiths
bestcustom mills IN the state as the four run u
mcrchantbnrrs bolts, &c, vii! be used torcuston
work wheneverrequred.
en'emen give us n call as we are determined
To spare no pans, with good, competent, aud ac-
commudating milcrs TO render standardization
The undersigned has obtained the entire con.
troll ofihe above mills aud will hereafter suprrin-
tend them IN person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with u -uuue
lleiime's experience in the above business tIa he
cnnsa'rl deity all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sent II. 1852 D. GREEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

Said the Hon. William Writ, 81 have
been, for more than forty years, close OBJ
server of life and manners in various parts
of the United States, and ! know not an
EVIL that will bear a moments comparison
with intemperance. 1t is no cxaggeration to
say, as has been often said, that this single
cause has produced more rice, crime, porerty
and ,oretchedaess in cvctG- form, domestic and
social than all the other ills that scourge US,
combined"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Connecticut Clock DepOl,
A. s. g. S. r. Deane !

A LARGER variety. quantity, aud superior
~ quality to any heiorA offered IN thsclty con
slantly on hand. and ,o,d at the most moderate
prices, a. We receive direct from the manuiac Tory
Also, clock repairing done and warranted, a,
moderate prices
lnvlew Of my long experience, e&iensiv. nc
guaiutanc,, aud general satisfaction given III the
business, hope 10 receive liberal share of pat,
ronnge, both from the city and surrounding coun
Try. A. S DEASc rest side Of the court honse,
Rttana. July Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

INN REAM Siooiscsp paper,
4OOO 1000 r-ams letter 4" ofihc mostdesi-
rahe styles Tor county Offices and business men,
100 900 envelopes OF every style,
200 Diapers nksands the best article, and the
mos, saleahe inkstano now in the market
iO0do zen bottles oiink for sale al very low rates,
Wholesale orretnil, AT BrRLy's Bookstore,
JUN 20. l22 Iak-si Chicago
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kNOW.AOTlELNG.

WIIOEVER says there il no book store in OF.
w tawn, knows nothing. t. Y. Grlgg, has
$500 worth oibooRs, satioAc: y, andar be-
longing to n book trade, and i! the customers will
come and cali for books lie will double his stock
this fail. Call for anything you want, aud II
hayenot got it on myshe!yes lw soon grlit al the
new dInp and boob slnre. Mnl2 T. Y GRlG.l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Office Sec. ofthe c. NRI R.R.Co,

Office Sec. OF the c. Ar | X. Il. 20,
Joliet, Nov. 10Th, s5i
NOTlCEis hereby gwen TINT he annual NEE
~ ting o. the stockholders Of The Chicago aad
Rock Island railroad company for the election OF
directo.s, and the translcjloI ofsuch other bust.
ness as may be presented wi lbe held a, the OF
nee OF the company M The city OF Chicago. on
the eighteenth day Of December, commencing at
II o'clock A. VI. HENRY FARNAM, preSi.
n ID r. Noy,mbgr gL-6V
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
BALDNESS CNRED
Emerson's American Hair Res 'orative,

FOR Restoring the llairon Heads uoreLEssLy
BALD. aud to prevent the Hair from falling, is
winning golden opinions oipersons who nreusing
u. This is new article, recently introduced is
q sure thing for Badness; and will stand the tesl
ola discerning public. The proprieiors have such
confidence IN II tina, they authorize their
Agents to take BALD cnses on GUARANTEE
Price 81 in large bottles,
q, l.: TuoMpsos, Agent.
G. L, FISllER& CO., Proprietor,
ois 81 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

a Frenchman speaking Of the cream of
the English poets, forgot the word, and said
de buttairc Of nc poets Anglais.' A wag
remarked that he had fairly churned up the
English language.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paper Uaag-
iugs, Painters BRUSHES, Pencils, dec.
Drg Colors.-Snow white zinc, purple brown,
China white, led lead, and Venetian red, cx-
ira Vermllon, rose pink, LltharGe, yellow ochTc,
chrome yellow, Paris green, liibtrnia green,
Prussian blue, drop black. French u,Ia.marlne
blue, Nandyke brown, purple brown, ltalaa 81
emma, burnt and powdered same raw and pow
deset Turkey umber, burnt and powdered; same
raw and powdered lamp-black, imperial black,
Frankfort black, SC.
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green,
Rtussiau blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw lumber, aiso assorted cans black paint,
in caus, patent French zine dryer, &c.
FGfaiSkes Best elastic body vanSh, super
fine polishing Copal super C0pal cabnetvarnish
line furniture vnrnish, best Japan gold size, best
Demar varnish, for porcelain ii ish, strong drying
OIL refined lInseed oil, boiled, boiled l!nseei oil,
lnSred oil.
Grainiag Colors-All granting colorspre pared
in lin boxes
Pencils ard Brushcs-Al kinds used by
painters and artists, common paint brushes,
came's hair brushes. &c.
PGper Hanging Plain and satin paper, bor-
ders, ire board prints, OIL and transparent WIN
dow shades, trimmings, Nc.
Glass "A II sizes from 3 by 10, t." 80 by A..
Doors, glazed and ung!azed sash, blinds, &c.
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery clo h tor
machinlsls, ground pulnlce stone, stencil plates
and brushestor marking, &c
Eureka !-Henry MIIler's Eureka fine cut chew.
ing tobacco, a wholesale and retail.
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U. 5. Mail and Express Route.

U. 5. Mail and Express Route.
GO s:...sl ..ss....:ss. E:ss..5:s.E..
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.
AIRLINE ROUTE TO BLOOMINGTON,
T. SPRINGFiELD, ALTONSS T, LOUIS,
Two THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leares Joliet Arrires al 81. Louis
Day express. 10 IS 4. ". 1890 A, NJ.
Night express, 1875 ?, NJ. 2i5P NJ.
Le"resJciei Arriresat Clicoso.
Day SsD EspIss. l sss n I Isss n
TINRAlNS run through TO Alton hut change
l. Of cars or baggage, and connect with the
cOmpnny's steamers Winchester aud Reindeer,
through to ST. Louis wihou, landing.
CONNECTIONS
ATBLoOMiNGTON- Nigh, Train from Chica.
20 connects with Trains OF Illinois Central
Railfond for Clinton and Waynesville, aud
AT GFlELD-With Trains Of Greut
Western r K Tor Decatur, Jacksonville and
Naples aud stage for Pe,ersburgh und Ha-
AT vlRDEN-whh stage for wavery and
Ar CXRLlNvILLE--Wi,h stage for Ilillsboro,
Salem, aud Vandam.
AT AL ron Day train from Chicago ,nnects
with evening line ofpacke,sat Hannibal, Qun.
cy aud k.okuk direct route TO all portions n.
=, Mssou.i) Night Train connects with stage
for Edwardsville, Jrrseyvle and CanoIlton
AT ST. LDUlS-Trains connect with regular
lines OF steamers for oil points on Missouri,
Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee aud Ark ansas
Rivers.
NJ Baggage checked through to ST. Louis and
oy-Throurh Tickets to ST. Louis md to all
wa stations can lie obtained u, the company
ticket offices on the line. =.
Septemb.r23. X. T. Moh0AN, supt.