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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07


WHEAT PRosPEcTs.-The New York
Economist, in commenting upon the wheat
prospects, says:
"France formerly an exporter) is now be-
come hahitually an importer, the extent OF
the demand depending upon her harvest
This year her wants will be small, while the
crop of RUSSIA, Egypt and Germany, the
chief rivals OF the United States in supply
ing England, under the stimulus of the
high prices that ruled last year, will be good.
That the stacks are small is chiefly the cause
that prices are rs well sustained us they are
up to this moment. England received in
1856 large. quantity than ever before from
the United States, and she paid for it good
prices. This year she will be able to buy
her supplies at II low figure, because the pro
dnclng countries are now competitors for
sale. The countries of RUSSIA, the Danubi.
an Provinces, Egypt and Syria, over the snp-
plies from which the war exerted so much
influence, ARE now recovered from those eff.
frcts, offering a surplus-stimuIated by high
prices and previous disasters. At the snlne
time, France, who was the leading customer
last year for those Mediterranean supplies,
WIZ "'Vi ""Ntot N"Hich w Tue Nou'Htr1
departments has already commrnced) have
ample supplies of her own. In England,
the sales of English wheat from the last har-
vest, of home growth, have sufficed in the
first five months of the present year to cause
fall of 2Os. per quarter in price, in face of
diminished import, on the eve of good
crop coming in, promise well. There is
however, still room for disaster to the crops
of England, and inasmuch as that stocks are
so well everywhere, the smallest disaster
would cause an active advance in prices"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

LIQUOR IN THE CoUHTRY.-There are in the
United States 1918 distileries, which manu-
facture 42,46l.926 gallons of ale, 4I,3O4,OOO
gallons of whskey and high wines, $500 600
gallons of rum-being only four gallons of
liquor to every man, women and child in the
country. No wonder some have to drink
water with this light supply.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

r1g- II is stated that the Indians in Flo
rida, all told, men, women and children,
hardly muster three hundred in number,
while the men able to bear arms are less than
half hundred.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

eB- letter from New York says: 1T
will rejoice many families to hear that the
price of sugars is readily declining in this
market. Yesterday sales were made at loss
to spectators Of $50 per hogshead. Several
large spectators have already lost quite
heavily"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

rB- Mr.. A. H. FOSTER, Daguerrean Artist,
has taken Rooms in the building formerly
known as the Athens Hotel, where he will
remain for a short time. He will be pleased
TO receive calls from persons wishing pictures
fakan
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

sV "Why don't you Take seat within
the bar!' asked one gentleman of another at
the courtroom. "For the best reason in
the world" replied the other, "my mother
always told me to Keep out Of bad company"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

ST. JOINS, N. f., August 1.-The emit
grant ship Bayne Monasco, with Swedish
emigranls, was lost Off this coast on 2ls'
July. The crew and siA emigrants only
were saved
NEw York, August l.-Cotton market
firm. Sales to-day 100 bales. In Flour
State and Ohio brands, there was m advance
Of D cents. Southern unchanged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

STOCKHOLDERS MEETIsG.-The Annual
Convention of the Stockholders East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad, will be held at
Cleveland, on Wednesday the 9th day of Sep
tember
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

WASHINGTON, July 30 "A dispatch under
date OF the 25h, from Fort Smelling 10 the
Government, states that the Sioux Indians
had acceded to all demands, and were for the
present quiet
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

Fam HIr.-Queen Victoria, as is known,
discharged her last family physician because
he had too unruly tongue. A successor has
been appointed, and her majesty is looking
around for title for the gentleman. In the
emergency, Punch steps periodically forth
and suggests that in view OF the nature Of
the principal service that will be required of
the doctor, he be named Lord Deliver-us
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

or They have had another riot in Balti-
more, in which Trough Skin" was shot by
"Double Pump" Detachments of both the
above orders were in the fray, armed with
muskets, revolvers, Bowie knives, &C., but
the "Plug Uglies" did not figure in the nc
tion
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

OF The reader will find, on the first
pnge of our paper, an interesting letter from
the "Far West" written by gentleman for
merly of McNInn county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

LARGE SNAKE.-On the nth inst, Mrs,
Mnrrel wife of Mr. P. Mnrre', residing on
Hoods Creek, in Brunswick County, N. c.,
killed faltlesnake measuring six feet four
inches in length, twenty inches round the
body, three and II half inches cross the head,
and having fangs one inch above the clear Of
tina flash
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

MORE BOYS FOR THE WEsT.-Rev. Mr..
Tracy passed through Detroit on Thursday
week with troop Of sixty boys, picked up
in the streets of New York city, for distribu-
ton to new homes in the West The Press
says they were u good looking lot of little
fellows aud seemed to enjoy themselves
hunoi,,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

eW The papers say the seasons in Mis-
sissippi for corn have been highly favorable
and that the crop is made.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

Casting a MOUNTAIN INTO THE SEA.-The
English journals give accounts Of a gigantic
course OF operations. namely, that OF casting
mountain into the sea off IIolyhead, to form
breakwater One hundred and fifty thou.
sand tons of rocks were recently thrown
down by one blast, making 5000, 900 tons
which have thus been disgorged. In the
mining operations which take place for this
purpose, the quantity of gunpowder used an.
nually exceeds 100000 pounds, or more than
$50 tons; and the stones deposited in the sea
for the formation of the fubble foundation
and embankment exceeds yearly 100000
tons. In addition to the agency which gun.
powder affords for the construction of this
breakwater, there are employed 1900 men,
large number of locomotive engines, stationa.
ry engines, travelling cranes with steam pow.
er, and every modern appliance which me.
chanica skill can bring to bear. This great
work is the complement Of The tubular IRON
bridge which spans the Menai Straits, Holy
head being :he point of departure for Ireland.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

ClDER.-"That, sir, is the Spirit of the
Press" said Mrs. Bigelow, as she handed a
glass Of cider to her ncighbor, Mr. Brown.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

s5g Tho Richmond Wing suggests the
calling ola State Democratic Convention in
Virginia, to obtain NJ authorliive expression
of the Democracy, upon the course of Gov
eruor Walker in Kansas.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

icy We have delayed the publication of
our paper in order TO give the result of the
election in this county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

~ Mr.. Moran has been elected President
of the New York and Erie railroad company,
His salary has been fixed at 49,, 200 per an
mum. 1t equals the salary of the Presiden,
of the United States, but in proportion to
the capital of the Erie road is not so large
as it appears. The road can afford to pay
twice as much to the right man, and wheth-
er mistake has been made in this case time
will show, and that soon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

cy- The Wheat market at Hickman, Ken
lucky, has opened at 81 per bushel, and de-
cline is looked for.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

CATCHING A TARTAR.-A man and wife
up in Michigan seem to disagree vehemently.
The following cards in the Kalamazoo Tel
egrAph express their sentiments:
w HEREAS, my wife, Margaret A., having
w left my bed and board without Just
cause or provocaiion hereby give notice that
no person shall harbor OF trust her on nv
account, as shall pay no debts of her con-
tracting after this date.
Lagrange, Cass Co.. June ii, 1857.
II. +. FLETCHER.
The above is false. have not left his bed,
nor will evpr-but he has left mine-and |
nm determined he shall board me so long MS
we both live. Remember that!
MARGARET ANN FLETCHER.
Margaret Ann is trump. No matter who
leaves her, she is a dea. creature that can
take care Of herself-that il certain.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

9 Pampernickle says awoman's heart
ia the "mOst sweetest" thing in the world; in
fact, perfect hOneycOmb-full of sells. Bee.
ware.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

PREsEST.-We are indebted to Miss Ra-
chel Davis for basket of excellent apples
and some Irish potatoes of extraordinary
growth. We don't know how the election
terminated yesterday, but as long as we are
in the receipt of such acceptable presents, we
think we shall be able to survive the result.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

IMPORTANT FROM NicARAueA.-The re.
turn of Gen. Walker is solicited. The de.
termination Of Costa Rica to hold the rivers
had given offence to Ncarauga, which had
sent toEngandt to purchase three gun boats to
strengthen her position On the rivers and
lakes.
A 6ghet to come off next month between
Mrtinos and Mendcz.
The Charmora party have sent urgent so
licitations for the return Of Gen. Walker
Gen. Baredas ofthe San Salvadorial forces
in Nioarauga made an unsuccessful attempt
at revolution against the Government
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

tW Circuit Court meets at Athens next
MOnday-the 10th.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

New YORK MONEY MARKET-The Tribune
of "Wednesday says
In money there is no change excepting in
creased abundance, as is natural under such n
bank expansion as is at present going on
Call loans are z per cent, with some TRANSACT
tons at 8 per cent First class paper SAG per
cent, although some leading houses are dis
counting their own paper at per cent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

0-y' a young and beautiful, but poor
widow, was about to marry iich old widow
er. Her friends wished to know whit shc
wanted to marry him for. She replied VI"
pure love; love the ground (meaning farm
probably on which he walks, and the very
house in VIII oh he lives" There is pl"tonlc
love FOR you'll There is none of your school,
girl romance in that.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

SENSIBLE TO THE LAST "-OM PiaH-rhe
long continued and oppressive heats of sum.
mer, compel the cessation of most all kinds
OF business at the South; and merchants,
brokers and bankers can he found at the
springs, in the mountains, or in Northern
cities, trying to kill time till the autumn
and most effectually depicting their purses
1t was noticed, last fall, that many shrewd
business men returned to their homes with
more money than they LETT with. As they
had spent money freely at all the fashionable
watering places, and had no apparent bust
ness in the meantime, the question was oftcn
asked: what Genii had they subjected to
their power, to fill their leaking Golfers to
repletionf Twas no Slave OF the Ring
said one in reply-"or Geni of the Lamp,
but simple operation that required no
thought, no calculation, no time, and but
little risk-with great chances of brilliant
success. 1t was a simple investment of ten
dollars for one whole ticket in Swan Il Co.'S
Lotteries. The tickets cost me, in three
months, 1920, and" said be, slapping his
pocket--"I netted S'4,ssO by the operation;
and you may do the same, IL you will write
to s. Swan d Co, Atlanta. Ga, and enclose
a ten, five, or two dollars and n half. as YOU
may decide to take a WHOLE half or quarter
ticket. One thing is sure; il You draw
prize in their Lotteries, you are sure 10 get a."
And he left his enquiring friends wiser if not
better men.-Wontgon,sr Mail
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

CARRIAG Es AND BUceIss.-Messrs. John l..
Bridges and Milton l.. Phillips have bought
out the interest Of Nlrssrs. Woodruff g. Co. in
the Carringe and Buggy business at Knox
vile and this place, and the business will DO
carried on under the name aud style of
Bridges g. Phillips, Knoxville and Athens
They invite all Persons wanting Carriages
and Buggies, of any description, to call on
them. They nre prepared to I'LL orders for
any kind Of vehicles that may DO wanted, at
from 60 TO 81 days. All jobs sold by them
are made North, and warranted.
Nv Awicked contemporary says, no ladies'
visit him because they cannot get through
the door without undressing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

"BANK OF MoRGAS."-A FRAUD.-The
Chronicle & Sentinel, of this morning, saws:
"Some time since we were shown five dol
lar bill, on The Bank of Morgan" Georgia
signed by J. ii. Smith, Cashier, (the name
of the President we could not make OUT
and dated March, 1857. Since then we have
heard nothing of the bank, till yeaterday, we
were handed the following note from the
postmaster at Morgan:
MORGAN, July 90, 1857.
f. c. BARBER, EsQ.-Dear Sir: There is
no such u bank MS the Morgan Bank. ad-
wise you and all not to take any such money.
! believe it is designed TO commit fraud on
the people.
Yours truly, w. G. PIERCE,
Postmaster, Morgan, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-07

tB- See commercial letters from Aslan''
and Augusta next page.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
prp Sooos.

I'HE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALH or
xS 21HiNA, GLASS. GAS MIXTURES and PLATED
' A.' WI continue the present ~eck with tAs fS1ewias
FRENCH CHINA ANn InoSsrnSr WARN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

EOR SALEIn Eastern =, Horsn %'nd,-s .sr. Of s.s
Il STEAM SAVE ' WRIGHT 4 KIS5AM
Cypress Tin2bet hPr' " No i39 front st. Nev York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Real Gstaie for Sale.

DROOKLYN-OR or two choice and delightful
ID RESIDENCES with 2 T. or Lots oi Land finely stu
.ted commanding view Of the City Bay Staten Island
Ic in very healthy and improving neishborhood The
House frame cottage built with pszzas bath, &c
Gently finished modern style within few rods OF the Fulton
Nv. cars. For ssle cheap by
MILES BETS No 67 wsll.t " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
COUNTRY SEAT-On the EAST BANK of the

4 lWUNIK1 SEAI-OH EtoI UI
HUDSON RIVER delightfully."- located, in healthy, first
well wstered with superior wells and springs
abundance and variety o choice fruit end
n.rtsl trees with handsome, well built Mansion 10 By a.
and buildings and general arrangement well
suited for family who desire elegant comfortable aud
spot The scenery very ine-Ryer view for several miles
.taucc from 3lst.st hours rte the railroad This
ppuey offered either whole lots for buildings
very favorable terms with perfect title aud immediate
sion For further Information inquire oi Messr DRAPER
q Co No Park place.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

TTNO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS with STEAM
i POWER in the Nsw-York Molding Planning Mill Nos
~, to 2lo West 37,hst Inquire on the preni,e' Of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

VNO LET-Desirable ROOMS and LOFTS, IN
marble building No. 67 Broadway with privilege Of en
Mrrcerst Apply on second hoor to , ,,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
J,OR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE in

thu town of WEST CHESTER. opposite Throgg's Neck
and within distance Of Long land sound The prop
v INCLUDING garden contains six OF land ia high
Of alton Th. dwelling house is large and comnodous
surrounded with fruit and ornamental trees has handsome
,aud. attached and commands tine view Of the Sound.
There Is ALEC handsome cottage recently erected the
trance gate The stables coach house and poultry yard Sc
80 ali i, romnl,e order Churches OF various denominations
and good schools in the immediate neihoorhood For further
naTtieulaTs inquire of PHILIP WILKINS, No. IL Ws
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

DERU. Ia SALE COUNTY, Ill.,
First class brick STORES to RENT for $500 Peru n on
the Illinois and two Rsilrods-best point in the west
HENRY JONES, Peru, III.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
-,OR AIEor 70 LET. at FORDHAM-A de-

nor SALE or 10 LEI, at tOhDHAN-A de-
,i,sbe COUNTRY RESIDENCE on the McCombs Dam
Road opposite the residence Of Lewis O. Morris
, bs nmperty comprises OF land well stocked
with fruit tree. Of growth convenient and comInod
cottage ana outbudings complete The situation il el-
"a "a ,em.TksbIy healthy, mile distant from Hxh
Bridr and ten minutes walk from fremont station the
Usm Rarosd For particulars apply on 10. premises to
~ MEGRATH L Co, No. 81 Wsshinston..t.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

TJNHE Misses ROHR respectfully inform their
Il friends that they have removed their BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL to No. 50 West $50 st., near 5hsv
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

il MORE.s improved 0rHnd DiAeonAl, Circular end o,s<
SsrunS seAe rAnos. O6< large ssst bar
eAius their Anufactay ed wsrssoaas No ~ elsec&er
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ITO LET or LEASE-Two 5-stOry STORES,
i Nos % snd q Csnslst Broadway communicating
with smother and having front Of fs feet inches depn
s6 feet. Apply at No. 81 Waters to .,ny,yooyr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

Fist place fall sized House with Tea extension 25S
u. Lot lsI; will -ell with the FURNITURE without,
rasv terms or will let aud sell the Furniture L. fur
n.hed unurnished aud give possession now Also No s7
S,ste.t aud q COTTAGE on Ryrrson-st.
JOHN BRAINERD Wsl-st. Ferry. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
1 SCTENTIFIC Architect and Builder of exteu.

IA sive experience, desires TO make the ACQUAINTANCE
Of parties willing to try his abilities Architectural sketches
made free they do not please the applicant Refer
enoes m questionable. Address T. CHRISTY Station c, City
of EeW-iork
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Gbantee for Dnsiness nlen.
ELOuRISHING DAY-SCHOOL of several

IN wears. stsAdng for SALE-Pr-s.n, income 900
per so pupils Price modeIs,e terms easy to
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE Nc; s4s Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ITO LET at STATEN ISLAND-A two-story
Il and basement MANSION HOUSE, with out buidinss on
or without FARM Of about 80 Possession can be had
immediately. Inquire Of . ~ - ,,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
~ will issued by the Controller in sums not less than $780,
PAYABLE from months TO be desired
The money may b. deposited with A. V. STOUT Chamber
lain in Shoe and Leather Bank Interest from date deposit
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

DIAMOND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for
III YOUNG LADIES CARMEL, Putnam Co.. N Y.-The
SUMNER TERM viii open ith Of May next Circulars and
full information be obtained At the
BooL.tore of IVTSON PHINNEY No. 52 Broadway, New
York or by addressing the Rev w. B. STEWART, 3. PAR
SONS PRATT, Principals.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

FTNARRYTOWN INSTTTUTE.-Ihe SUMMEh
L TERM commences on MONDAY. May4 Circulars, con
,ing terms references view Of the Instute Andre Aonu'
mont Sc can obtained the Bookstore No l51 Fulton.
st. n Y. or by addressing A. NEWMAN, Am, Principal
vT1HE SUMMER TERM Of Mrs. BENEDICT's
SCHOOL will April is, at No West Tth-st,
tvo doors vest of dh.ay.
- GOOD SCHOOL, one TEACHERS, and
s)4 two OFFICE DESKS in order for sale cheap No.
nrtva
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Boar6 an0 Rooms.

A FEW desirable APARTMENTS, either fIrn.
"a hed unurnshed, with good BOARD Tor single gentle
men, families without children may be- secured from May
The location unsurpassed being in the vicinity Of hsv
below liths Address r. box No. llsS PostOtce Tor one
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
90 tubom it map Goneern.

a IDyERTISING.-V. B. PALMER. the Agent,
n Tibup- Buldins receives sdvertiseen fo puose''
,h best city end country newspapers OF all the STATES
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

neutrality-suspicious. having been made TO thu
Of Pensions for Duplicates Of Land War
rsnts Noe II sss 74 2573 issued under act of March
1856 which lost stolen from the subscriber abou
the t Of January 1885 all persons cautioned against nego
tsting any OF the above warrants. ERASTUS p. MEAD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09
1060s7. e~s>
oAls AsD nEssIssaPPT
BROAD 0UA03 RAYY. .101n
U. 8. NAIL AND ExPREss ROUTE.
CsvrytSg fAs 0Ssaf NovAAevr 80 Eass.,- x~ty
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

g. NAIL AND gxPREss Rorrrr
CsvrytSs fAs 0rsas HevsAsv~ s~x Essfe,r MAJ
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
SoR RE wIxr1R or 1861.
'WotuSA rsAIHs Axp oNa "a HpovAL AcconuopA. /.
TOY ssAin pAiLy lsUHDAr Excsprspl,
[ n.ser oaaday, Nov. 3oth, trains win run
Aefaing Mail train leaves S. Louis 4, 74s o,e,o.s
=. T.. ana 3. 81 L,ais Depot at $50 ~ ~ Ev.n.
,ne hxgrses train leaves 81. Louis 3:Is p.n.. and
g. -. Louis Depot A:3e 4. -N
The ssndovsI Accom- a odstiou ie.y.. s.nan. :.
p T.. on ths arrival Of the Illiuoi. c..t,s, 80.
from tne ORTIZ and s,ath, aud arrives a. 81. Iou.
- soiIo y. =, making the qnickss and most dira.t
route ost.een s.. Louis and Cairo and point, north
on sns iliinois Central Railroad.
Ane NAL and Express trains uAks dirsct "A
eesAls connections st Indianapolis with ali
uins, tsas making theshortsst and quick est possi.
Pc n route sfor tho Prsssnt) to Nsw forL Ba,ton
rnls1sipnla; Pittsbsrgh, Baltimore, ash in rtop
ci,ia. 49, r Cincinnati, and all the eastern
nois Central R.R '"'1 'ns Aii'-
oNLf oNs cHASoE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
This u the bsst aud only reIiabi. ,nn,s 80.
o.. Louis and Terra Hau,s, and the Eastsrn Rosd.
sss;. aa,s"apoi" run In direct connection with
uSins o. ths Ohio Mississippi Road.
Now York Passengers have : ho;cs ~ fon,.;,r
Wasss y from Indianapolis, Wis. New York 4 Eri,
az Central. Psnasyivaaia Central and Bsl,imor,
,hi. Y-keH snouid avail themselves OF
sns most reliable Route between the ~, =.
west, - II aasrds unusual facilities, Ls,nr ! ,ans
,1a W. ,oao' ana shs only Broad Gauge Road In Ii,
R1.s ss'isnss.s Tor Dso..ar, Bloomington, L...lis
nocA asisnd. burlington, Peoria, Duuleith d.
Iona, Peru, Be-, 10 connsct 1t ssndovai wi,h ~,
direct. ""so Poins
~ .rs.ssngsrs for Aattoon and Chicago, connect a
with ose change Of cars - ~
Iorougn o.gSAYs checks given In this city, an,
1t the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
san % procured at the oaiess, No. ~ and 80, cor
eth and Chsstnut street. under ths pl.r,.r,. H..
OF No. 81 Lsvss, corner Of Vine.
-, 2. notn omsss are exactly on the corner, ,h
ssiy places 70 obtain reliable Information.
lSAACWYAAN, Gen 4 Ticket As't.
Jan SID