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WESTERN BOOK, MUSIC
HA- ZSE~1D- =


INA" ~HODM0@ III
just opened the above estabiishment In the
new building Of Henry W. starr, Esq.
Third ST., next north Of the Barret House. (not IN ny
Buriimgt0n, Iowa
lis stock conssts 81 the Target assortment Of
IL BOOKS AND STATIONERY ever broushs ven
Books ofthe latest and best editions adapted 70 he
wants Of schools and libraries OF every grade and
dsIs Of every age elias, and tsste nns s.atsssy ~
quality q the lowest prices An experience Of many
years In the bootselling and PubhsAing basinsas q
with the i.rsest PuSlSi,. Ha
rant: The subscribsr In sayiss he can svs ssssieea
In this department.
Piano Fortss.-which for be.uty and pow
er oftone and elegance Of nnish challenge conpsrees
with any In the United States The counectIon 81 -.
subscriber with the Mandatory where these irses
S ,Sss are made enable him 70 give n
y VII be exchanged OF the purchase msasy sstsn-
Aslodsons.-From the celebrated msnuf.e.
guarantee Of their exccileDce.
Musical lnstrumeuts. Including Cuitays-
vioiins. Flutes CairOAetts, violfaeenos
Nasis senss g. &c, Ass. sielin strings end assed
Sheet Mnsis.- Embracing the latest and
most popular pvblicstons wen q the pruduetions
Of Standard Classical Anthess.
nacn nave been purchased, and win be sold - nucA
less than the usual prices and every article vim sruvS
exactly - represented.
Hats and Oaps.-Comprising ine sssogt-
msnt Of Soft Has and SIX Plush and CLOTH Cas-.
which Willie sold 81 Wholesale Retail at lover RI
Gee than At any other House In the State
Fancy Goods.-Consisting OF Gold Peas saa
Pencils Pocket Books Port Monases Halls BrsAss ~
Combs, Ladies Resicuies Rasors. aAropa Roans nsiy
Fluid, &C., q. sSS"s-~
Tnk cELEsIlsA- The l..e.s and ss.. esllees,sa 4
Church Music, by v Q; Taylor, price ti.oo TsyierS
Choral Anthema. splendid eohection a. AntSsSs-
Choruses &C., for Sacred Music societies. sdvancs2
Glasses Or Choirs, price u - The Concordia, 60
lection Of fine Giecs, Qnayte &C. pxice IS cts svsvs
on hand and will be forwarded BY mai postsss "a
TO any person Eemitting the above named bsiccS
H0MGOPArHY.-The suhscyiber u Agent "a pr.f
Humphreys spsciAc Hom0opathic Medlcinss' vkies
are especially adapted TO family use-prios a csee
cotainng Is boxes, With Manual $500 40 UenC
paihic books for domestic use, always on hasd
Friends, acquaintances and stranserv enc aad "a,
are Invited 70 can and examine my stock - they M
be cordially welcomed even though hey nay nc -
to purchase.
Burlington, Jan 1857 HH. HAwLIY.
naiA0m Late Of Utica. NJ r
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Estray Notice.

EuVAKEN up by Adam R. Greer, on the 9Th day Of yu.
u ", 1857, at my residence, In Richlsnd township
wspelo county, Iowa, one estray horse Of bay col
or, With his forehead with ie forefoot aud
right hindfoos white and lump bis hack supposed
to have been caused BY saddle. Said horse ID In poor
condition, about IA - hands high. and b supposed to
be about ten years old Said horse II forty
ave dollars. JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n303m by D. Campbell Deputy.
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;, GENIE II OH ROOFING
In this County; be Is prepared and iufends TO keep
constantly hand materials for the above roofing,
a. 70 be able to Gil contracts few days notice..
This roofing has been In use and IT. superior quaties
practical men who have had the applied to their
own buildings have volunteered their testimonial stat
water proof Of great durability. See hand Bilis &C.
No one need be In the dark about H. Letters may be
addressed to the undersigned At Otumva. Iowa.
no l06m
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PAY mp! Pay upl!

NOTICE 10 hereby given to those indebted TO BURNS
IN wnLiAns for meat, that they have closed the
business and dissolved copartnershp. and consequent.
y must have what ID due them, they win put the
accounts Of their customers into the hand Of the proper
o1icer Immediately. II will be understood that the
money cSn be paid TO d. r. Williams, a. he 10 ready
At any time TO receive IT, Mr. Burns has gone away to
remain.
Beware and be wise-deiays are dangerous.
n3o-2N BURNS WILLIAM6
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Kansas ELncrIos-How THEY DID rnex,

The Chindowan says
Since our last issue, we have received returns
of the bogus election from but two additional
countries-nrown and Nemaha. In the for
mer there were e06 votes registered, and In
the latter 40; when election day came, Brown
county polled just tpelx votes, and Nehama
ZEN. Two months hence. men who own they
voted in the bogus election viii be 80 scarce
that il will be a paying speculation to take
them around with the circus, and exhibit them
at quarter head?
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMERICANS, ATTENTION.!
~ The Americans Of the several townships IN
wapeilo county, win meet In Mass Meeting at their
several places Of holding elections for the purpose
choosing Delegates to the County Convention, to be
held In Ottumwa-
ON SATURDAY, JULY PATH, 1851,
To nominate candidates for the following Offices, TO-
Wit: County Jsdse, Recorder and Treasurer, Sheriff.
and Assessor and TO choose Delegates TO attend the
State Convention, TO be held A. Iowa City, August
18th, 1851. D. II. ELLINwOOD,
MO Chairman of COMMITTEES Wapello Co
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TUyAkES mp by James Cook, on the 5th day Of Iply,
u 1851, at my residence, in Riohland township.
Wapello county Iowa, one estray horse Of light
rel color with white nose and blare Ia the face With
several white spots on lea shoulder apparently caused
by the rubbing OF collar Left hindfoot white; some
what about fifteen hands high. and sup
ninety dollar JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n20-Sm. BY D. CAmpbeI, Deputy.
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~ Mirth should be the embroidery Of III,
conversation, not the wed; and with the orna.
ment of the mind, not the furniture.
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Estray Notice.

HvAKEN up by Alpheus Picken, on the 25th of June,
IL 1851, at my residence, In Richland township,
wapellO county, Iowa, estray horse, OF light dap
pie iron-gray color left hind foot white with some
harness aud saddle marks the shoulder and back,
with head stall or halter on. Supposed to be ak
years old last spring Said horse appraised q one
hundred and fifteen dollars.
JOSEPH N CAMPBELL. Clerk.
na8-3m by d. Campbell Deputy
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THE CoMEr.-This distinguished for eigner
can be seen free Of charge, every clear morn-
ing at any time between o'clock and the time
the sun opens batteries upon 1t, by any person
who will take the trouble to get sup that
early and look in the direction of the morning
star.
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ETL Little drops Of rain brighten the niea
dows ard little acts Of Kindness brighten tn,
world.--( Alice Carey.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL LAND SALES Tho sales
of land by the Illinois Central Company for
the third week In June were Sl7O,0CO, making
$450, 900 for the three weeks, against SPA Goa
in all June last year.
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ca The Hoop Question. like most others,
has two sides to it. The ladies take the infde
Of it, and of course we mus. take the other.
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20. Is not every face beautiful in our eyes
which bsbitually turns towards US with affec-
tomato guiltless smiles?
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CT no sin were punished here no provi-
dence would be believed; il every sin were
punished here, no judgement would be ex-
pected.
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CO Eliza Cook, in her Journal, says that
they who are honest only because honesty il
the best policy, are half way to Being rosues.
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a. Two thousand FIVE hundred and fifty
four dogs were inhumanly drownded during
twenty days in June and July, in New York.
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CO Those who fancy that money can Dc
everything, are generally prepared to do every.
hing for money.
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.ES Punch says experience 10 like flame
wastcoat that we do not think Of putting OF
until we have caught cold.
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a. The County seat OF Chickasaw
changed from Bradford to New Hampton.
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q The Rag Barons in the ranks OF the
sham. Democrats, who want to defeat the new
Constitution 80 that they can enjoy six years
longer the monopoly Of supplying the State Of
Iowa with Nebraska shinpIasters, by keeping
out legitimate banking, think that they can
accomplish their purpose il they can make the
people believe that the new Constitution and
the clause striking out the word "white" from
the bill Of rights are identical, and that they
are Republican measures.
1t 10 perfectly well known by every honest
personnel any pretension to intelligence, thst
the Republican party have at all times and in
every declaration Of their principles, pro-
claimed It to be the only design which they
had In view to prevent the spread Of slsyery
into the territories Of the republic, that 70 rem
der the cooperation OF al men Of extreme and
opposing views on other issues practicable and
possible, they always have declined to make
anything else, slavery In the Slave States, or
the status or condition Of the negro in the
Trss States, any portion Of the platform Of
the partyy to that end, repeatedly and solemnly
pledging to esch other and to the country, that
this understanding should be strictly adhered
TO.
This understanding resulted in bringing into
the Republican movement thousands who
could not in any other way have been induced
10 act together.
Now, it can be seen that Republicans, con-
sisteutiy with their principles, cannot recog.
.s~> as - <ha olsks - H. l.
and white races as question with which they
have anything to do a. a party. Members Of
the party may, and undoubtedly do, entertain
views directly antagonistic to each other, and
they can consistently do 90.
Hence the Republican party have never re-
eognized the proposed revision Of the Consti-
tuition Of this State as party question. Be
sidss regarding it - question foreign to the
purposes Of their organization, they have
thought, and indeed understood that it was mo-
party question that It ought not to be made
enc, and they have had the satisfaction Of
knowing that large number Of the Demo.
Gratis held the same opinion.
Republicans and Republican presses will
generally, 20 far As we know, support the new
Constitution; but very few, 90 far A. we are
informed, will vote for the separate clause
striking out the word sswhite," though they
recognize the right Of every one to 20 vote Il
they choose, seeing nothing inconsistent with
Republicanism Or true Democracy in permit
ting The people 70 vote on any and every ques-
tion. The Submission Of that clause IN the
terms used was foolish aud without effect, for
tits automatically impossible for it to be
adopted.
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c." say, Jimmy, did you ever see such
a summer Is th!sf' :" Faith and / have.'
" When?" "Last winter, be jabers.e
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SADDLES & HAaHEss.-See what e.
Murphy has to say to Formers and others in
another place.
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q At St Paul water sells at fifty cents a
barrel, and ID hard to get 1t that.
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CrNcINNArrr, july 1

CINcINNArrI, July IL.
The Enquirer Of this morning learns that .
quarrel took place recently between Mason.
Democrat, and Cox, American, candidates for
Congress. Cox was shot dead by Mason
Cox was late member Of Congress from the
9th District, Mason has also represented the
same District
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Inc ccpuDlcdnS OK WApeilO county met
pursuant to a call, At the Court House on Sat-
urday the 18th inst, and organized by choosing
Georf Q Reynolds, President, and ]. w. Norris,
Secretary.
All the Townships except Polk, were repre-
scented by full or partial Delegations.
J. G. Hinsey, G. w. Williams, 8. K.
Creamer, d. NJ. Clark and J. w. Norris
were appointed committee On resolutions.
The Convention went into an informal bal
lot for county Judge with the following re-
suit.
Silas Osburn ....... $500. ...... $3.50. 30
J. w. Hedrick...... ...... ....... 80. 20
ro..rh H.vr. q
"s' Aoi "as oe''o' e'ooe
:. w. hedr'cK' ..''' .'' ...'.' %
Silas Osburn. ............ 81
Whereupon John w. Hedrich was declared
,,,;r,o,,.,,, ,o,n;,,..a ,o- -. ,.s.. - .o,n,,,
Judge.
For Treasurer and Recorder on an Informal
ballot:
lobn r. WRIGHT 40
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n. u. jones' '''' .'.''''' 49,
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'ns A' u a'' oo"'e'' io' 'a'a VI
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M wafer Element TOT surveyor and W.
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The Sepoy revolt in India looms up formida-
bly, in our advices by the Arabia. We do mol
doubt ITS suppression; but British prestige
will not thereby be restored. The facts that.
on some impulse of religious jealousy or fanat-
icism, so frivolous and improbable as to seem
rather pretext than cause, regiments of the
Indian army had broken out into open revolt,
had killed their European officers, and cap
tured the great city Of Delhi, the capital of
the Mogul Empire, which they still held at
the date Of the last advices, will not be effaced
from the general mind by the srbjugation of
the rebels. The natives will not fail to ask
thems, Ives, if a few hundred could achieve
so much. in defiance Of British power, what
might not one hundred million, do? And this
question, In some of its many forms, will be
seething in Hindoo brains for years. On the
eve of . British onslaught on China, Of which
India must form the base, this outbreak must
appear exceedingly inopportune to the Minis
tiers of Her Majesty. Lord Canning, the pres
ent Governor General Of India, is clever but
not great man, and, in case general uprising,
10 not likely to prove Give or Wellington.
But the expedition just launched agains: China
will stand him in good stead IN case the foun.
dations Of his power should be seriously
nenaced.-[N. Y. Tribune.
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XXyILL be continued every day, a. usual until the
w Bridge Is completed. taad probably ionger.)
Come all. Lnoi6l ELMENDORf
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BLANKS.
nLANR NOTES aaA other Dlanls ,,,,t ,,,,.
II cd, and for ssle q this once.
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CURIOUS SToRy.-Ws publish to-day q
highly interesting history Of slave struggle for
freedom, which we are sure will be read with
attention. The subject Of this history, whose
original name fallen, was taken from Africa,
by Spanish SLAYER when only twelve years
old. The SLAYER was captared by British
brig Of war, when fallen was sent on board
the British brig Peacock, to serve as u cabin
boy during the war Of 1919. When the Pea.
cock was sunk by the American schooner
Hornet, in 1913, fallen was sent prisoner Of
war to Savannah, Ga, where party got hold
Of him, forwarded report to Washington
that he was dead, and sold him into slavery
After upwards OF forty years servitude, dur
ing which time he purchased his freedom
thrice, he At last escaped from bondage, and
now, claiming to be British subject, seeks
indemnity at the HANDS Of those who have a
long and so unjustly held him in servitude.- -
IN. Y. Times, 10th.
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" A U LIC CE EN- T. -
Ii For sale At DAGGETT'6
MO Hardware and Agricultural Ware House.
IEWETT'e AIR TIGHT SELR-SEALING CANS
q For preserving fresh fruits, vegetables sweet
meats, &c. For sale at DAGGETTS
MY Hardware and Agricultural Ware House.
lNHAMBERLAINs PATENT LARD AND GREASE
~ CONSUMING LAMP-A cheap Lamp, diving 4
brilliant light. For sale at DAGGETTD
MO Hardware and Agricultural Ware House.
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FARMERS AND OTHERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
HAVING a large stock Of Saddles, Harness, Piy
IL Nets Whips, Collars and every thing else apper-
tanning to the business. VIII sell lower than any shop
In the county for cash three months credit
would call the attention Of those about purchasing
to the Fancy and Silver Plated Harness i have on
hand which will be disposed Of the low price OF
twenty dollars. always have complete assortment
on hand and Of my own manufacture which, for work.
manship cannot be surpassed in the Slate. can al
ways be found 10 the shop myself am, therefore, ev-
prepared to execute work In my line on the
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
n3O4t b MURPHY
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Wheel and Hand Cultivators;
HORSE HOES, CORN PLANTERS,
SEED DRILLS PLOWS
TANNING MILLS CORNAED COB NILS
HARROW VS. ROLLERS,
S7RA W CUTTERS ROOTSLICERS
CORN SHELLERS CORN HUSKER.X
WHEEL RARRO VS. GRAIN CRADLES
SCYTHES d SlSA THIS, SCYTHE STONES,
RIFLES SHOVELS, SPADES, SCOOPS
MANURE FORKS HA Y FORKX
CORN CUTTERS, POTA TOE HOOKS
HA Y KNIVES PRUNING KNIVES
OK YOKES d Rows, BULL RINGS,
POST A YOURS, HOES de-, &c.
Thermometer, Cylinder, and Dash
ChurnS.
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JUST THE THING
FOR IOWA.


NVtAE subscriber would respectfully Inform the
IL people Of wapeio county that be has purchased
the exclusive right Of applying
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE.

shall keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushel and
Half Bushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets, sc.
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WOODEN WARE!

WOODEN WARE!
Such AZ Ak Handles, Pick, AdIe, Hoe, Broad Ak Han
dies, Mops, Knife Trays Faucets Butter Ladies' and
Stamps, Rolling Pins, Cocoa Dippers Potatoe Mashers
Wooden Bowls Of all sizes, Churns Half Bushels Tubs
Stocks Wash Boards, Nest Measures with or without
handles, Brooms. Clothes Pins, &C., &c.
FARMERSi MECHANICS!
And people generally, win do well 10 call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, a. has been
recently purchased expressly for this market, and win
be sold - low can be bought In any Of the Eastern
states, with the transportation added.
~ Remember the place, Richards 0ldStand, near
the post Office
WILLIAM DAGGETT.
Ottumwa, Iowa, July 16, lS57-n9O
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b u de r. 8 HI ard are!
LATCHEs, LOCKS AND BOLTS,
NAILS, DOOR HANDLES, KNOBS,
BUTTS FROM no So ISCH /;
Bolts PulIies, Lifting Handles Tacks Brads Screws,
Finishing Nails, Hooks and Staples, Hasp., strap
Hinges, Grind Stone Fixtures Wood and Brick Win
dow Blind Butts Gate Hinges Nuts and Washers Sash
Fasteners, &C., &c.
MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE!
Iron Cistern Pumps, Wood and Iron Well Pump for
3d. 49, 50 and SO foot wells warranted to work well and
raise water with ease
Guns,
Powder,
Powder Flasks,
Shot and Shot Pouches,
Caps, &c,
Scale Beams,
Stewards Sheet Lead
Lead Pipe,
Hand and Tea Bells,
German Silver, Brittania
Z Iron Table Tea Spoons,
Cord and TAssek,
Cordage of all kinds,
Wash Boards,
Mouse Traps
Log and Trace Chains,
Lires, Lanterns, &C., &c.
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Professional Notices.

DRlVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL. ED
II WARD Ii. DIXON, Nj. D., EDITOR Of THE SCALPEL,
and author Practical Treatise Diseases Of the Sexual
system hAs established spacious Private Hospital. aud fur
hed IN with eyery comfort domestic life for the reception
of those who require important surgical operations or
lonRed Oietec Treatment Rupture, Piles ffstus and Na
eocee sr cured without the kne hsauIe Hours for p
1ste oousuta ION from and TO o'clock evenings st
DR. residence No u Sth at all other hours he 10 At the
Hosn Consulting IS The Office Of the Hospital Is A.
No Yeseyst Astor House, where all literary and pEoies
sionAl couamu nc ations must be Left
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
l. UNITED sTATEs MAIL sTEAHRRs.-Tas .livs CON


III, ATLANTIC Capt. Oliver Eldhds..
THE BALTIC, Capt. joseph Comstook.
The ADRIATfC, Capt Jnies West.
These ships having been built by expressly for the
Government service every has BEEN In the Con
srueon ALEC their gnes insure strength aud speed
snd their accommodations for passenger unequsled or
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from HewYork 10 Liverpool Ia hrseass
cabin elSo IN second DO, CTS From Lvspaotto Fewfo
81 and - guine.s
An expsrieoeed surgeon attached 20 esoh ship 800
No beTtds be secured an paid for The shps on ais
sns have improved bufheads and 10 avoid danger
from wifi Banks north Of - degrees until aer
lst Of ACfust
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OCEAN Gtedmers, Sc.

Il O K c A l. F o L | =
i NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
LINE. VIA NICARAGUA
SHORTEST ROUTE BY SEVEN HUNDRED NILES
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
srgssAGg PASSAGE, SIS
The new Docks Virgin Bay and Sen Juan del Sur are
now completed The will hereafter receive
and freight the whAve thus avoiding al In sms
boa.s The aud splendid steamship TENNESSEE Capt
L. Tnkepaugh q SOC tuns burden will sal tor SAN JUAN
DE NICARAGUA on THURSDAY Jan. p, 1857 ~ o'clock
m with the Steamer ORlZABA. from SAN JUAN
Del SUR. OF the Paotic. tor SAN FRANCISCO.
Passsn gers wa find this the heths and cheapest route
Fly pounds of baggage allowed each passenger Ten cents
per pound 49, -. .-
TO SAN FRANCISCO, TO SAY JUAN DEL NoRrk
Gncuding IsthInus rsnst First Cabin .....'....Sio
l75l Second Cabin. 90
Second Cabin 10 Steersse -
SteeIage.. F0l
For Freight or Passage Eppy only 20 - -
No Blowing Green, n Y.
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PRoposyp DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD k. COLLINS. No. IS Waist, NY.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co.
No n Austin YriArs Londos.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Para
rss o. tess ships vii act b sseeantaSs fss set
snEs bsioa. spsosa swesr pSeesas nstals
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16
OFFICE or TIE GALESA AND CHICAGO UNION RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, CHICAGO, Jan. 3, 1871
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ROAD COMPANY, CHICAGO. Jan. g. 1851.
DIVIDEND NOTICE Notice is hereby gwen
IL 70 the Stockholders Of the GALENA and CHICAGO
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY that Semi Annual CASH
DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT upon the Capital STOCK OF
Company declared the It'll inst payable on the oh
day Of February at this Office 10 EXCHANGE on NEW
YORK PAR holders Of said Stock al the close OF business
Oh the 3lst Of January inst.
Fsrpnss of the Road Of TEN PER CENT payable At the same
time and place Convertible Certificate. 20 BE- issued by the
Secretary Certificates issued will be convertible Toto
the Capital Stock Of the Company the pleasure OF the holder
when presented at this office in OF one hundred dollars
and will be entitled all dividends declared after such CONVEX
siOn &c., 81,
Holders who desire their dividends RENTED will please
direct W. NJ LARRABEE. Secretary.