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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-20

THE RIVER a.this point continues to swell
gradually. The Wabash at last accounts was
nearly bank fhil. and rapidly rising, and all
the creeks and streams in the State were full
IN oyerhovinO
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The steamship Arago arrived at New
York on the 10th, with dates from South
ampton Of the It'll. The following comprises
the news Of Importance
Dlsraeli would bring in the budget on the
9th inst.
Anxiety had been felt Tor the safety of the
Leviathan, in consequence Of the breaking
of two OF her bow mooring chains in squall
but fortunately she was not in the least in
jured
The American bark Petrea, from Havre
for New York with 2ls emigrants had been
lost of Chichester. The passengers and
crew were all saved.
FRANcE.-The Emperor inaugurated the
Boulevard Sebastopol on Monday. He ap-
peared on horseback in front Of his escort,
and was loudly cheered. Everything passed
off very TRANQUILITY.
IrALY.-The trial at Luca Of the Leghorn
insurgents, resulted in the condemnation Of
eight to death and eleven TO imprisonment ;
five Of the latter were Sandman subjects.
The Independent Of Turin insists upon the
necessity OF Sardinia adopting such measures
as are necessary to maintain friendly rela-
tons with France.
Prince Danilo, Of Montenegro, interdicts
under severe penalties, the slightest hostility
on the Ottoman territory.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The Chicago Democratic Press, one of the
leading journals Of the west, adyerts as fol.
lows to the passage Of the loan amendment:
We learn from Judge Tullis, st. Paul.
that the people Of Minnesota have voted to
sustain the bill to foam the credit Of the
State for S5,000,000 on the railways of that
State. The effect Of this favorable action
Of the people will at once be felt in the grea.
ter confidence it will give to these great en-
terprises. Emigrants, assured that the rich
fields Of this young and prosperous State are
soon to enjoy railway advantages, will pour
in the more certainly to cultivate them. The
truth is, the railway has become an essential
element in modern civilization, and people
will not live where they do not enjoy its ad-
vantages, or at least where railway is not
to be built within reasonable period in the
future. A railway to st. Paul, either
through Wisconsin, or as an extension Of
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railway
up the valley Of the Cedar River, is essen
tial to the prosperity of the State. Another
road, from La Crescent, west through the
southern tier Of counties to Mankato, at
the south bend Of the Minnesota should BE-
built as fast as men and money can do it,
As to the bonds themselves, with the pros.
pect of full and stable money market for
long time to come, we doubt not they will
be considered by capitalists safe and desi-
rablc investment. The people Of Minnesota
are principally the hardy men Of tie New
England and Middle States. They are dis
tinguished for their intelligence, industry and
enterprise, and added TO these an integrity
that will never swerve for a moment from
any obligations they may assume. The
wealth which the building Of these railways
must add to the State will be told in tens Of
millions, and though they should and doubt
less will be constructed with the most rigid
regard to economy, we say with this under
standing let them be built by all means, and
as due regard to all the interests involved
will permit. We congratulate Minnesota
on the bright prospects which lie open before
her. She has laid broad and deep the foun-
dations Of a vigorous, healthy, Christian
civilization, and her progress towards the
realization of her brightest hopes must be
sure and rapid.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
Inst Hours OF Col. benton.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
Col. BentOn's spirit took its fight gently
and Tranquility this morning at about thirty
minutes past seven o'clock. He was con-
sciOus and calm. He was &c years and
q days old when he died.
SECOND DIss ATcH.-The supposed time
of Mr.. BentOn's death was 1875, though he
glided of SO gently that it may have been u
few minutes earlier. Last evening, when
Mr.. Appleton called, be was too exhausted
to converse, and merely signiiied tO-mor-
row." At times through the night he was
seized with spasnodic pains Of great VIC
lence, otherwise he rested gently. His last
connected words were about two this morn.
ing, when Jacob, his sonin law, who was
sitting up. asked bow he felt, to which he
family whispered, Comfortable and con.
tent"
About four o'clock this morning, Jones,
another son-in-law, relieved Jacob, and in
an hour aiterward his children and family
were at the bedside till the final summons.
A few minutes before his death the nurse
applied ice to bis lips, which were con-
sciousy moved for the acceptable refresh
ment.
His sustenance for three weeks past was
hardly sufficient Tor an infant, and it may
be that his life was prolonged by the effort
Of the will only. His constitution was
sound in every respect, and the disease
which precipitated his death was strictly
local, being cancer Of the rectum.
April 1t.-Col. Bentons funeral services
will be performed tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
The pall.bcarers are Messrs. j, H. Floyd,
Sam Houston, Gen. Jessup, VIM II. Ap
pleton, John G. Rives, James b. Clay, w.
W. Seaton, ard Jacob Hall, Of Missouri.
The body will be Immediately conveyed to
st. Louis, accompanied by his sons-in-law'
Messrs. Jacob and Jones. The youngest
graudchild, sou of Mr.. Jones, died early this
morning. Thus age and childhood go the
long Journey together.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The Conference Committee, between the
Senate and House, on Lecompton, has had
several meetings. A despatch dated the
18th, gives the following as the result ofthelr
deliberations thus far
WASHINGTON, April ls.-The meeting Of
the Conference Committee on Saturday re-
suited only in obtaining from the Senate
side, the promise Of Offering a plan Of com.
promise.
Mr.. English. on the House side, said they
would await propositions from the Senate ;
but unless something was offered on Mon
day they would report their inability to
agree. In this contingency it is the inten-
tention Of the Senate 10 ask another com
miitee.
APRIL I9.-The joint compittee Of con
ference on the X ansas bill met this morning
all being prrsent.
Mr.. Green, on behalf OF the majority d
the Senate committee, submit d several
proposed notifications Of the senate bill,
none of which proved acceptable to the
House committee. Propositions were then
received from the House committee.
Mr.. English responded that at the next
meeting he would submit new bill, the
precise character OF which has not trans
pired; but i, is understood to be Oh new
line, proposing substitute for the Lecomp-
ton ordinance, and that the question Of ad-
mission under the Leeompton Constitution.
be referred TO fair vote Of the people OF
Kansas at an early day.
II The majority vote for II, kansas - 70
come into the Union at once under the fres-
ident's proclamation; il against it, then The
bill provides for the formation Of new
constitution wheDev., the population there
equals the number required for member IN
the United States House Of Representatives,.
The committee adjourned till tomorrow.
There is some rAson TO believe tina, Mr..
Englishs bill viii be agreed to by both
Houses.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
WINEBAGO.


TiiR nsiarai fSe, which 'h. fosn enloJs @tovs Any
oiiar bnsh ~ ~ AuhDny Ia boun1 " male II ~
The hfti 10 tho state The Fridge commenced lzs fail
iba Mississippi river sl dis pan' ~ he ensfgy H
VI spF'hrap s entnpiTtsd III n8ble structure
ii and Tho only brags hTtb 81 ~ AnGy hat spans
he great tsisf Gf Waters W. spriifnr has sisS puf
ehsssi the iargs ard elegant 1i'i and opened fs he
accommodation Il Tho pgbIi"
s,9es Ia he Wiansbago N.ier Power to,npany undsr
mo charter grained By he sgsis,nsr iss Niner The
wa.er power Al l,- pGint 10 u. best sboss ~ Anthony
AID h,F easiest at Improvement, Shkh vii ultimately
II hs hrsi Manufacturing TDNBa IN tr Etais
10 iitosH WIN seeking permanent homes other
priob II Minnesota OhsT gfeAisr niaeeu,sns tisD ,E
The surface q The cSpniTy Tor too ner in nld.
0n u river shout equally divided b.twssn TAX open
inks ahd ffsiria west ~ as 10 mD.y ~oIlanh eI,ssst
ins ~ sugar Maple. via mistfe 0 Dst, blm HEi
birch HpttsFput Bass~sgy Aah snf 0ef kifts ~ bard
NoDl The soi 10 ~ daft vegetable mould laying In iosg
ssd gssts ss.i- hide Ia ID" ysiisys many 'saf
crystal lake. sboaading Ia Gsh ~ith springs
fpruing streams Of never falling water heaa0ss o,
Intervals ofrn fsaifJi principally sifuR The small
bearing bBnf II gf..s termn1 hius lin pea
beet aiapei Ds,a@k fhi~ IAsd 10 surveyed and
speb rt .ssmrnt The s1fysJu's dassrtI. this portsn
~ he Esss sss' and bsffbrss' - wnasbaSo samp'i-
D ~ n1pEss aBd iHlsdsls easHtiss lately
Ysi ~ BE- be- hssi siapsi ff pltafai parPp
any paFiioB .; he Hs's sDd heiF appfasb "a
90 Pine Lads iyaR northeast The Mississippi viii hT
yesfs -, eo5's - inoata fealy market f their ~"
1nrs ,nbis sStn'
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sp:sWu

AlORraAuE SALE Default has been u,a.ie In the
Nl eeadan of certain inlsnute Vt Mortgage IN. de
AUD executed by Nlafbta Wallace. ~ ca, 1T SAINT
faal eoaniy 81 Ramsey, Ama"san, W David Merritt Vt
We county ~ fWnAnl, aud stale vi New hafk aateh On
tho iS,h day OF September, ls fecordaa Ia ohp- of
~ Ksslsior ef Deed. ia sad ,he eonny ol Ramsey
Minnesota aforesaid the lSsh day ~ september r.
tNb 81 IA o'euck. A NJ OF that DAY IN tuaa ca, of
Mortgage pages GA oiA aad se, Whereby the said
tlatads Nslisre rraasa aud conveyed 1ntb the s.id
batb helrA, HIS hes Ana sssigps. all that tract psr
eel OF iAhd Sna aHd being Ia the city az NJ Pad county
~ kanneli Aianssols, drsefthrd ~ folhNs Ia MI
tenk shty ain tss oh the north rbd OF lot M
one 40 Ia hluak nuutcr fourteen uN ia ioyts sdiitn
Va th- Town tanw eilyl 81 ssia faul. sccciiiuz 10 lilo
recorded pnt thereof r rit Ia tho once al The ksgis
ter Of Deeds Ia and inf The coent o Ramsey, Intending
10 convey ssrip al pftnint sNty rif ITO iee fr1al
Aetksr suee aNl sNS N4 teri Ia rear aud fnaulnF
bark the hiideh a,,d nj busnbet 90 Mock
or street, Ia lot nuaber tep G., "a said hurk uamter
fourteen "a Ia secure thr tiU sai payld
M.rttu by the said tisritdt Wallace 1T the ii
hundred ant duiiats SUD bty cents ts bl whlrh
sum acclaimed Ia duS al tta dale ihs secured
by sst MultSs and M cut prccsedn4s have hseh
Instituted al las 80 recover hn debt sfuutud by said
Mortgage ur any rart therNtI
Nov, ibtTeiure, nndrp IL hsrehs ften. that IN parsn.
tpea aud hs Ntte az ct sale cnnsintd ~ SAID
Mortgage anh IN eaniormity with tho aush
made snd provided, the nartsagsd ptsmissp above de-
Antiled aud covered by SAID Mortgage, wb ali and sing
uisr The sppuiienaHses sud PRIVILEGES therein
front al the ,uart iionss n bc ci ui sAat fsu ~ said
esauiy ut Ramsey. Mnntsas Nednt sdsy the second
day OF June, u ieSS ~ oci"tA ~ the forenoon of
thai DAY satisfy Tho emauHt daf ssh Mortgage, with
coat. ct sale
Dated this loh day Il Arr,l. 4 u Isse.
SAMOAN hr'nsinsF Aye To- Mofyss"r,
anil udu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

Nofirs--rhe Undersigned having b.ca appointed
~ N"mmis.ieaers ~ Ercsise. eNaniee and adjust all
ess aud demand. 81 all persons against tho esair az
simon he'n laa oi Ramsey county deceased ant also
any claims e,a bite Ia odso belcso. Haw. therefore,
All persons h,et..ed ia saii estate hereby nai ned
lof We p"rhN~e ei recsivlng, essainn and adjusting
me samr We MI mrst ~ the adice al Copaf lennI.
s"t IN vac ei5 oi N Pad the tSh dsy ~ May txAs
A. eie.ro O'clock, q. Aai dsy, aud thereafter GA tho
y tuher, 1874
Al p.rseas Viii "se helr claims ~i'ha III period
h m"n'hs on ne dAie heFooi, az ba Jehsrrsa lium
ella ming gsiasi saA estate.
Apfi H. isoS. THOMAS vARntEY,
", ". IRWIN,
WttllAM CRAWFORD
sfsswu 1rin mi hansrs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The death warrant of JonN LUrz convic-
ted Of the murder of RICHARD O'IEARY,
nearly two years since, has been received at
Pittsburgh. lie is TO be executed on the
10th OF May.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

Eighteen British gun boats are now sta
toned along the coast Of Cuba TO prevent
the landing of slaves several American
vessels have been boarded and searched by
thopp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.

We shall IN few days be prepared to furnish Town
oacsrs with the requisite forms AMI hOuss required fS
town purposes under The new law. Egcry town shosi
commence their work righL and DO his they mus,
have the proper books,
We have few remaining copies u ih" law which We
will send 10 Registers VI Deeds aDd Town Oacsrs
payment 81 he postage.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

nUBCQug sTgAs BOILER WORMS orri~n q
IL Williams sss DfspArsd y build all kisds II ax.s,
bsslsr. 81 L,uss ADD ttsa~ss prsss. pssssss hay
M lbs1 snEinss k.<s s save v.sspSstka By buyisr
L,stf t<alsfs u We siso prepared h, fvrulsb
s.sm Rag all his1s ss1 p1tssis sAv Mi!is !, he
bsssss FIRE froass, 1rsass, bAss "a. Alss, Ell
ss4s a ksei Ira Wors Gatpss ss.d Das Ptsns hSsaa
0sasss Ae Hs'ss been sstsssbs1 in Ms sfy for ne
pa, hr.s J..,' &c s rspAssd v s,s he tsss u
isrssess. Tive - . esl snd srsassns oar sbse.
ssA<s k1isss easssLsnty % hssd.
~ rsap, sarss' fssa saa hspls ssssss. Dsbuass
fova
syltdi-sg MORRISON . WILLIAM
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B5sk. Blank, FORMS ar rsIrt Yrln''a. snd sH1nd
% SOY desired pattern. ina sTpsror nArs'r
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tI,rns,roay OF s,ssEaorA, Lr svKun oouN

I ", Nislfltt tOurt, IND WiaTIrl
Sarah Winberaf -. Leonard wbneEar.-bnmnans
10 tho above named defendant, t.eonn Nnhsgar ~
You hereby summoned aud required 10 The
complaint In iha seui copy oi which has been nrd In
the unrc at III. tsyk this Count ni Ia eoupy
and COPY which IN herewith served you aud Ia
cop, III your IA ssd COM aiut upon the
subscriber At hts unce IN t,r hueuf, lie county
within thirty dsyA slar the service ot this saainons
you exclusive the day at surh service aba tail
~ the said complain wnha the tins aforesaid,
The palnH viii appl, 10 hs Court fot the relief demand
rj "a the complaint
dated al 10 kuour. haIoh Wh, lSs
y. IN IA yERGkE,
inhlh iaWtW flsntiiiA Altafaoy,
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ATTORNEYS.

hELAHO 7 SMITH ATTORNEY At Law, sOTA
- ~ Fable and Ds-Isf IN Real Estate Dnss
dsr ~ q. r. isasd DfArs. AnnFaJs1is, Ainsss.ss. VIII
v@y psfBraisS s',@bs,n " soissinF Drbb, CoaVsysss
sing iS@ning Aud IhVss'inK NshsT sBd General Land
.nd Prs sTsptsb AEsheT BssaBsss dssAsII
DREscOTT Law AID LAMB DfYicE-~P V WISE
j Ats'nsy al i@~ and nshSrai Land Agent, Prsssoa
Ntse0s.Hia III siy
UAyEs HiNDs. ATTORNEY AND COusakiIOk
% Law -,,isfnr 70 ihsnrsry and ve'''. Lad AEsp,
,sysr.@ de- si8gs ~ CIV
~ sBsEsCRsy, CoCsNgLi.OR lED trToa.
M MY a. Law, gfse. in 'oaesr IiHH bgltiDr =.
AH,s0sJ Street H. Pal, ksB.ssAs JED dSs1
UiLBCHs. MAYNARD, ArTORssT AND cous.
W ssiss 81 Law Lard Arsst .nd E"sfJ rghis on
|h snvirs slHss ~ rsHi NJ y ~i6dAsp
w A dOKSAs, ATTOHsEy Ar Law Orticg
w imnns1fsisy over I'D. ssgsBiy's on fL0d snd
Hnn~.sA n,ssts. and 10 The tpps~i- rod u the b. o.
lnF ~ s.p,s.d b. Am@s AZ tuss, AM Dn.rsf.
Especial a,tsBtos Figss 10 ts,scu0ns sDf Land
tsfprs sny fsnr, Lad bsss saan hpno-as " Ssh
isrt0a cay. ssiofs lhs sspfsms colr a hs Us,,sd
ss.,ss lzns diysvS
sS- xps..gs..a sss fumes eopy. bani one .sss sna
wssily hrss unnes
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A tnashrEs March &hh, lAha
hHnFkEb, That regular terms Of the District CoarS
" fa the third Judicial District Vi Tho Iefrnay oi
uuoasua be hsld IN ahJ ur the several ooen,e h.re'
aftef named al the tauu k.'mA al The several Dounty
A.als 81 ssli Counties III days bnreinaiirf snosrd
.s.t"-.7 ~ sas ~ Y2ts Ia. DIS
III. aaid days dshrns'sd 10 Wit
Ia tho county 81 Hue tar,h tho ith day 81 Msy.
ln6S
10 the county If farihsuii the sh day ~ May iNs
In tba oeasty al Msseoa u. fu, dap vi MAY, bss
In the county uI Mos.r ID. NJ day " Juns, lhsa
Ia the county pi hire on The VII day oi Junr, it5A
IN the county III ilrnnepn the xifd day u Jana A
In Tho county Cd i,ah0A the iasi day ~ July I%r
In the tausty carver thu 2psh dst ~ July, IhfN
10 the county u tibloy su ibo dtd Gay oi August i.
10 thu county ~ Neictrl the iJih dat at August
inat.
Ia The county ii lie suam he iiih day II August,
ihhs
10 tha county OF asHt The Stat day 81 August, ir
tHAH. ", fLAknhAU,
srri wtsugi Asso Just mp. unuft, N. Y.
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entrusted Ia him by parties here or elsewhere attended
10 iii aud dispatch and 81 Tho usual eoml
REtEkEN,EH
y, Goyrrnor Alrs. Ramsey, s. Paul. Minnesota
Hon Henry " Rice, ". a.,
fafkcr Paine, Esq, hsnker,
toi. Henry Mck~nty, Real Estate Broker. d.,
u~orHa idtlo, Merchant Saint Paul Min,
Major beo " tiithersiI fsg, "
NnfRan Parsons, Au'ys Al Law, Minneapolis, do
Hon Jas Ihorinstoa, n a., Davenport, Iowa,
,ol. Thus, iicdev, Com March, burlington "
toi. ftu Henry Warren, tanker 81" "
Rounds Hall, Com Nerchsnts, chicago IN
Ns, Jen. Hamilton, u, -, Nashville Tenn,
kdgli. Roserts 4. Terrell, " tsfundoei street,
- Louisiana,
Farley, Jurry 4 Co, ~ roy,iras .,r.e,N. o., la
n.,..s a a,aey. M,sde Als.ams'
non Henry v ilnard, Montgomery Al.
Judge saw v. Hire,
Judge Ienager B!hb,
'ol Jaet rheringnn, Auy al Law do,
God Thomas " Watts, Auy al Law, do,
lanes slewari, tom. Merchant 10,
70 Hannon, ffes'i Mostly nanA. DO,
smith Cail'an 4. Ia, BANKERS. do.
John Henley T. 10, BANKERS, do.
Rev A. 4. lirs-ppb, u ~, fusheses, do,
Wesley q. Hodges, tom Mercb.. columbus, deer /
VIM. 2. ,osverse L. Ia, Br,ksrs ~ Pine al, NY
Mss.rs r.sshsr Y oo. Gem Mersb'. io..oo' MSS
,apt John 4. tsstnf, Bsrn.,abs, "
Ames o,is. Cashier Bsfu-isbic hanh,
saint Paul. Minnesota June yh 1901.
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INE0 ". ~. MIL. DEALER IN REAL EsTAtE
NJ WkAT NJ, PAuts
W. sale it1 lots In West NJ, taui,
~ lytz In Msruhalla Addition.
la lnts ia HabsTtsons Addition.
100 iofs Ia Iisii's Addusa,
W acres al land hpr sale situated bstvees broa.os
Jankson'a. sai ws-rib~uy's Addition 10 West ~ Paul
situated tH town ipts
Greet Inducements Tor men wanting 10 build
Mafshatfs Certificates VII ho taken 10 payment
htais Fnrip akrD ~ psr
VIII lease " binders ls usAf the landing b,s three
years, by paying tbs las On the iys.
marb-dAwly ukD W ~ HFIf,
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FARE REDUCED TWO DOLLARS
10 NEW YORK!
rIrrYoSE Mills SAVED TO NEW YORK.
PlTTsBURG, FORT WAYNE n CHICAGO
RAILWAY,
To Ptiisburs, New York. fhIlsdephis, Hsumore, aud
Washington ,iiy with bu, change of TO PITTS
burg, connecting directly with all trains On The
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA
CEN I X al RAIL o 4 d.
To New York, rhlladeipha, B.,nore, and Washington
Cy, aud ali the interior towns o! fennsyitan New
MrrchsnU ~ taking Tits roui. VIII have the advantage
o, all the eastern markets nj no additional cost
The only route checking baggage Through 10
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHiA AND BALTIMORE.
Trains leavs from Chicago the arrival fro.
The West daily. running through To r''tsburg with bu
one change Of cars citing Cr-sne 10 ccvr Gland
and Lake Shore Rsilrosd TO Danklrk, Bafslo Niagara
Fall. and Boston snd all interior towns Of New Enssnd
vim New York Central and New York and Ers Railroads.
Also south TO Colum bus Lsnos,iIie. Newark, Mount
Vernon, s,-abenylio Wheeling and irterOr towns oi
Ohio and Virginia
The seoy. trains eoun-et at Forrest win trains on MAI
River Road TO Springfield, trbane, Dayton and ciucin
FARE AS Low AZ ANY OTHER ROUTE
The travelling pebble VII see The advantage Of taking
this aud direct routs being The shortest and mos de
srsble 10 ladies' or gentlemen accompanied VI ladies' and
children, avoiding The many changes OF car. and the
noyance al checking their baggage as by this route
Philadelphia iod iai.more 80
Passengers arriving IN Chicago any III The roads will
hud attentive Cheek Agents Al the Dspots receive
oheess and convey baggage tree OF ehsise 10 The ft
burg aud thieago cars.
Ticket. sale all the principal Teset oness In Tho
West and sl the Ouses the Pau and iraire du
Chen and Nnss sosA Packet Company.
Through Tickets BY t,s ro.t1 can be obtained AT The
Cpmpspys Once No. ~ Dsarbsrn street. opposite the
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ItILIIAM rESTOs. SURVEYOR, owl EsaI
w heef and nsAlsf Ia Hesi tAsie Unins Robert
street near he lower Terry West ~ fspl, vii ~
tsnd promptly ~ all business eunDSc,sd III ,s shsi
nn.finR aud Harvey ins entrusted Ia bic care
lie oilers fs NAio tho fpliDSihg property
bauss AID ipi on u,s AaItoi hluAfe, ~. Paul
house aud ioi IN West ~ Paul
ia ceres u .iGeeDt farming land ~ miles kouth~ss,
- sl Faai
ifds ia West ~ Paul Proper, snd In Hobafl.ass shd
Hsf.hstls Additions W Vest ~ Pad mari ia sGit
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Nj APS a..

We have on hand . few dozen Of DOTy's
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
S.-- Fs, BY s,x FEET,
For which Thirty thousand Subscribers were ohtaaedl
MOUNTED AND yARNIsHsp,
Which will seil a,
So PER DOZEN, OR. g. FOR A SINGLE oNR
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