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LOCAL MATTERs.
FArAL AccDssr Child Killed. "a

FATAL ACCIDENT Child KILLED. -A
melanchoiy accident, causing ths immediate dssth
Of IN Interesting little bow aged -four years, M
der the very eyes Of its metter and father. 40
Cured 10 Manchester last Sunday evening Mr.
A A. jerks. who lives near the Falls Plantation IN
CnesterneId county. accompanied by bis air and
Two children, 10 one-horss vehicle paid visit 20
Mr. Hatcher's family, . few miles distant. When
leturhing home about sunset, aud when near the
toll gate, the bit slipped from the horses mouth
Immediately sitter which be took fright aud run
on On getting near the s'OId Farmers' HOTEL the
horse attempted to turn into one of th. cross
streets, but 10 doing the wheels OF the vehicle
came 10 contact with q stone, the concussion from
which pitched the Oldest child, WILLIAM into the
road and bic head striking stone, killed him in
stantiy Mr. jerks was also injured about the
back and breast, and Mrs jerks received few
bruises. but the babe escaped. The grief of the
boy dashed out at her feet, can more readily be
imagined than described.
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FIRE IN BaLrrMoRE--The large depot building at
the corner of Greenmount A-enue aud MonumenF
street, Baltimore, was entirely destroyed by fire.
The second aud third floors OF the depot building
we're occupied broom factory by Mr. GEORGE
Chapman His damage is about 5000, which IL
covered by insurance in the Lynchburg tya) Fire
Insurance Company. The building belonged to Mr.
John g.. MediDger, who on the day before the fire
traded it to Mr.. Francis Guerand. II was valued
at $4,000, and insured for IS 600 Several
other buildings in the neighborhood were burnt.
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- DupLxY 4 Co., lmportsTe aad
Dlks. Old " WHlekkYa and Cl0AnS No. n Mafa
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IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-Ths Court of Appeals Of
Kentucky bas affirmed the decision of Chancellor
Logan in the telegraph The history of the
case is briefly this: Mr. A. Camp made an offer by
telegraph to party in Cincinnati for q lot of
whisky at a specified sum. In the Transmission of
the dispatch over the wires mistake of Il cent
was made by increasing the price offered for it by
Camp, and the party at Cincinnati sold it. The
whisky shipped to Louisville. aud Camp dis
covered the mistake. lie thereupon brought suit
against the telegraph company for the difference
The company, in their answer, plead the printed
terms and conditions which head their messages
to the effect that the company do not hold them
selves responsible for mistakes in the Transmission
of messages unless the are repeated, for
which one half the original price is charged. The
courts sustained this plea.
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The Herald says. The coroner sjury in the railroad
accident case at Port Jervs baye rendered yerdilt
entirely sxculpating the railroad company from all
blame. They were Just two hours coming 10 con
cIusion on the subject taking the testimony, exam
lung the construction of the rails and all the other
etais necessary to arriving at calm and delbe-
fifty Of their fellow beings WERE in instant fright
iuliy mangled and mutilated They have pro
rather hasty Judgment we think. but after all not
without precedent in such cases. Thus We so from
railroad slaughter TO another with verdict 10
the courts. ct every injured passenger bring suit
against the company for damages sustained, and the
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A HALE OLD MAN.-Ope of the subjects OF Pari.
sian gossip just now is case lately brought
to light. of a man 10 years old Four years ago he
married wife who was his junior by just hun-
dred years, and by whom be has three children
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SsM Uu II 70 y = THAT UCSIF NVI0
M1 OwsiEsng corner of 4th aud Broad stree ts con-
taIniac eixht rooms. tsl- AID vat on the prenii.
ss,s Possess on can be had the LIST of August
Asuiy % ISAAC SCHhIyER,
- ,S-6ts Corner 4th and Broad streets
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a. FUk RENT--The upper part Of
~ Tenement No a. corner of 18th and Main sts +,
over the store OF q Z Words grocery. The house
i,r a boartin x house a large family. Rent mo.
deraLe good tenant and possession given LIST Of
Augast Apply on the premises jy l4-lw*
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FATAL BEAR HUNT.-On Tuesday, 9th inst, the
Inhabitants ofWarrep, a town bordering the Wes
tern range of the Green Mountains, aud about 20
miles from Montpelier, rallied to surround a
piece OF forest in which large bear had taken re-
fuge. The ring was formed and the men marched
inward to enclose the animal in the centre, where
be was discovered and greeted with general
shower of bullets from every part of the closing
weighing over 400 lbs, was instantly killed; but
sad to say, he not the only victim man by
the name of Cass had been shot through the aldo
men by some careless or excited gunner standing
on the opposite side of the ring who aimed at the
bear but Needed not the unfortunate man who
stood within range of his bullets. Cass, after lin
gerihg in agony six or eight hours, expired about
one O'Clock the same night.
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a. FuK REAT.-A Framed Dwelling

kss FUk kENT-A Framed Dwelling
III on the north side of Clay. between Smith and
fIeary reefs. containing six rooms and several
clns t. ard in very pleassnt neiShborh0od Also
A lsulber BDGse and Office on f2th south OF Cary
street lately occupied by MessGr. W. t. staples a
CO. The hons is well adapted for & storage and
commission business.
~ ,s--east JAS VI TAYLOR Il son.
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The TREATY BETWEEN rHE UaIrEn STATES AND
PERsiA-Mr. Charles s. Spence, of this city, who
has spent much time in the East. and who was
charged by the State Department. to exchange the
treaty between this cuuntry and Persia, has re-
Of his regard for the ability with which be fulfilled
bis mission. 1t is the Imperial order Of the Lion
and Sun, the first ever conferred upon "a Ameti
can The PLAGUE 10 large, beautifully cut on dia-
the lion and the sun. The diploma is certainly q
curiosity II II written in the Persian character,
anon parchment, headed With an Illuminated mon.
oeraph OF the Shah. Accompanying II a letter
ferfas Of the mapner Ia which Mr. Spence had
conducted the whole affair - BALTIMORE Ssaa.
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asra FOX kENT-And nossession given

trs fOH hEN1-anu possession gwen
Ms inMedistsly-one of those newly erected and
well finished brick tearments 18th street doors
usIth Of Leigh street. Churci, IIni, containing six
rooms - sth light sad airy Easements closets pan.
tries &C, garden attached. aud we'll Of water on
the premises Rent, per annuIn, $50. apply TO
JAS vi CARTER,
~ It's Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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o. For RENf-Two Dwellings on Ba-
III ker's Alley. Also six Reems over the clothing
store on lsth street. 1efms lew. Apeiy 10
III W TYLER. Agent.
Is I~-4tA slft;ea an 18th sf
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TRoops ORDERED To THE PACIFIe.-Tbere are al
ready in Washington and Oregon Territories, it is
said. some twentythree companies, but they are
less than twelve hundred men. These do not Of
course include the reinforcements from California,
which are supposed to number some six hundred
men. To-day, 400 men " Ill sail from New York In
the California steamer, en- route for Washington
aud Oregon territories, and it is expected they
will make the trip to Vancouver in thirty.ve days
The following officers are ordered to accompany
these reinforcements
Maj ] ii Carleton, 1st dragons; Capt o Wal
len, ath iuf.ntry: Capt English, 9th infantry,
Capt Underwood, 4th Infantry; Lients Bysseil,
Woods, 2 J Quattiebaun, and @ Bopnycastle,
asb infantry; 4 Johnston, lst dragoonsi and X b
Ayres, Sd artillery.
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UMBEk! LUM okk!-i am now ru
~ ceiving very large and choice assortment of
LUMBER. Of every description, sele ted with great
care by myself ia Albany, to which / respectfully
invite The tentIon Of all in waut will asll al
p ices which will ps owe satisfactory
30 .0 e Write Pine all thieknesses, from u to IN
S'G0 II = Poplar. from IL to 30 inches wide
$40 ut do do do.
80 600 # Ash, very wide and superior lot, all sizes
$4,000 # "a Maple
5a,u1 It and Ia Spruce
siso, Walnut, Cherry. Hickory. Mahogany, Chair
Plank. Poplar. scanting. Shingles, Yellow Pine Of
AL sizes, III, oring. Walnut, Cherry aud Mahogany
eh ssirg elsewhere.
iyI2 EDW,D DUDLEY. lssh street.
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tsz FOR RENT--Four Rooms. z on the
Ha FIRST. and two on the second floor Of house No
s. two doors from Isaac q Taylo corner. Apply
on The premises, to
lT--fw l.. GREENTREE Il Rftl
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- Fon NENI-lne house On Gary
He street, between Sd aud ID at present occsrir,i
by Mrs Holden kho, II has nine foGms is in
thorough repair, and TO geod tenant viii be rer l.
"a as s moderate price. Possession given immedi.
ately. Apply to
DiBRELL 4 JOHNSON,
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a STRANGE SfORY-The MarksVlIIe lIa.) Central
Organ has the following:
Some two nights since, a death occurred in
certain portion of our parish, which was brought
about in strange manner. gentleman living
unhappily with his wife, some few months since
committed suicide. This 60 affected her, that she
often of q morning declared that the ghost of the
deceased had haunted her during the night Fl.
naiiy, one day she affirmed the devil had appeared
to her. and, after upbraiding her, stated that here
after when she should attempt to eat or drink her
food and water would choke her. And strange to
say, whenever she took any nourshment or drank
anything she was invariably choked. This con.
tiDued for q days, when she died from pure star
vation. These facts We have from gentleman of
nndoubtei veracitY.
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNING The Bridgeport Farmer
gives additional particulars respecting the death
OF Miss Godfrey. at Redding. Ct, on the l1th inst
Miss Nancy Godfrey was sitting In her chamber
by an open window, reading. II is supposed that
the hnid was attracted by the metal about her per-
sou Her artificial teeth were fund at some dis
tance from her, and the hoops in her dress were
partially melted. The current pierced the bottom
OF her feot and gaiter, and thence passed to post
against which Mr.. lillian Curtis was leaning, In
the room below, shocking him so severely a. to
render him insensible By the timely application
OF cold water be was resascitated.
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a. FOR SALE--A very desirable new
k:s framed HOUSE, situated at the head of Caiy
street inst outside OF the corporation line eoutai,-
ana other conyenieness on the premises sai able or
n, caerafe size family, and in complete order now
in The occupancy of Mr. Mathew IIe sssu who wishes
10 remeye 10 the country: Ana in Wow of thst the
ri ACE can be purchased on very accommodating
,er ns. For terms, &c, Apply TO
EDWsD D EACIIo,
General Agent and Collector
vte-2t Pearl street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-07

The present Democratic Administration
gives ample promise Of being the most ex.
travarant and wasteful of any that have pre-
eeied il, from the foundation OF the Govern.
ment. The expenses Of the Government the
present year will probably not fall short of a
Hundred Millions of Dollars; and yet tho
Democracy are forever prating Of retrench-
ment and reform. Abiding to the fifteen
million loan now asked for, the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
This il only the beginning of the end, but
thirty five millions Of borrowing for the frs,
year Of the Administration will be allowed to
be a fair start in the way Of piling up pub.
lie debt, which will stngger belief, when the
accounts come to be squared up at the end Of
MIR. Buchanan's term. The Democracy have
set themselves up as examples Of economy
and retrenchment, and their claim to tina,
distinction is now made manifest by a prac-
teal il!ustraton, which admirably exhibited
its justice. They came into power with a
balance OF twenty millions to the credit OF
the Treasury. That has not only disappear
cd, but All the revenue collected, and thirty.
five millions besides. II they can do so much
IN one year, what may they not do in four
years.
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encc.


A correspondent Of the Southside (Va.)
Democrat, writing from the General Confer
ence Of tina Methodist Episcopal ChuIcl.
South, thus speaks Of the tall preachers in
attendance:
sThere nre number Of very able men
present; men Of great ability as teachers, and
powerful in debate. Ard there are some
who ARE giants in physical stature. For ex-
ample, there are four IN smbers Of the Con
ference whose aggregate length is &c feet
namely: the Req Mr.. Young. Of Missouri,
who stands full. feet s inches in his slip
pefs the Rev. Mr.. Kelly, of South Carolina,
who stands full feet 6 inches; the Rev. Mr..
Alexander ofsTrxss.G feet d inches, plus
and the Rev. DIR. Mitchell, of Alabama, 6
feet AZ inohes.o
As the Methodist Church South advocate
slavery and acquiescs in the Goodness Of the
slave trade, these preachers might be detail
ed to give practical demonstrations Of their
whipping religion.
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An American vessel Ftrsd Int N0
one Man Killed.
The L. S. Steamer Fu!ton in Chase of the
Offender
ArGusTA. Ga. .Inna .

AUGUSTA, Ga, june 2.
An American vessel has been fred into by
British cruiser off Pensacola, Fla, and
one man killed. Tho name Of neither YES
Sc! is given. The United States steamer
Fulton was in case Of the vessel which COM
misted the outrage, no other vessel being in
company.
TERRIBLE DlsAsTEK IN RoscoE, WlSsEBAoo
Co., lIL.-Thc Chicago Tribune Of last Sat-
urday says
brief notice reaches us BY telegraph OF
the death by drowning Of the family Of Rev.
lloratio llsley, OF Roscoe, consisting OF his
wife and eight children. We learn that the
casualty was o,casioned by the sudden rise
of a creek, 1.-THE kinnikinnik) which swept
| away the house with all its inmates on
Thursday night. The kinnkinnick il n
stream which is hardly ankle deep in ordi-
/ Aaty cases.
DISTRESSING TO Col. DoNIPnAN.-- We learn
/ from private source that the last remain.
! ing son Of this distinguished gentleman mr.
come to his death by drowning. He was IL
attendance at college in Virginia where the
accident occurred. We learn that he was a
youth Of much promise. 1t will be remem
bered that II is only about two years since
/ the brother OF the deceased, a boy 10 or II
years old, lost his life by mistake in ad-
minissering to him dose Of medicine.
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singers sewing Machine.

thger's sewing Machine.
II oh All manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
ing Machines are deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clo.iiog &c. made
oy them. Singer Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines ier similar uses, has avoided or remedied
them all. II IL the hsnd.omcst sewing N.ehins
ever made, and the easiest TO learn TO operate.
us excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their be-
SS3mrng un'ersAhy adopted. Apply for !. H..
singer Go. . Gaiette. Copies supplied Cratic.
western ofice lao Lake Street, Chicago.
mchsd6m VIM BkODERICE As.n,
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Late.Ifrom New oriean..
skKw ORLEANS, June S

INV UkLkANS, JUNE D.
Incendiary speeches have been made to the
mob by Col. Chrlsty, candidate for Mayor,
and Col. Henry, of the Nicaraguan army
They call the Americans to arms, and 0 der
to head u charge against the Vigilance Com
mittee to-day, AZ II o'clock.
4. r. White, money broker, was shot nj, ,
and very dangerously wounded, last night
in front of the City Hotel. Mr.. White is the
man who is said to have furnished cotton for
the barricades Of the Vigilance Committee.
Over 1000 names have been enrolled BY
the Committee. Trouble is expected to -iay.
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The Mt. Pleasant papers contain the pro-
ceedinss Of the Republican County Ccnven-
ti.n Of s.Iirh Henry" held Mt the Court
House, on the 2e,huitimo. The proceedings
were spirited, and evinca that The Republicans
Of this banner county Of Republicani,m are in
high feather in view of the recent victorious
and brilliant prospects Of the cause.
The resolutions presented by our old friend
show up the National Democracy as repre-
sented by Senator Hammond and other lead
ers, who denounce white mechanics, farmers
and laboring men as . mud siils," "whte
slaves" and so on, and pronounce Stree So
ciety failure" in no enviable light.
We have space only for the concluding res
olutions, which were unanimously adopted (.
Resolved, That this Republic was made
by and for the,operatives, tho mechanics, and
farmers Of this country, such were the men
that fought the battles OF the Revolution,
and reared the fabric of our free institutions,
nntfwe, their descendants, iuheriting their
blood and their sentiments, are determined
that II shall be preserves, and administered
for our common welfare, and not fer the
special ACCOMPLISHMENT of small minority
Ut Negro drivers.
Resolved, That our Senator in Congress,
the lion. james Harlan has discharged his
high and responsible duties thus far. II a
manner crealtab.e 10 himself and satiaSectory
10 his constituents; and his Noble speech in
favor 81 ''Freedon for Kansas" is in striking
contrast with the siruckling to slave rower''
OF his unworthy colleague, q. w. Jones and
we siia!i hail the day when tho latter retires
TO his well merited obscurity, with no thanks
from thepeopieof Iowa.
Resolved, That we ean,empate with pri,le
and satisfactios the straight. forward, popu.
lar and influential position Of our Represent.
alive in Congress, the Hon. Samuel r. Cur
It's; bis answering adhesion to tie canse OF
honest freedom for Kansas deserves our re-.
spect his manly defence Of American volun-
teers, secures our gratitude; and bis fearless
deaane,ation Of praticaI Gliihustering as
sanctioned by the present Administration a,
Washington, and modern Democracy gene.
rally, commands eur admiration.
CwFMr. Witt. Of bedford, TAYLOR county
Iowa, was swiodle1 to The tune Of some eigl,
h-nsrcd dollars ~ ite Sew Y ~ s!.4Ipl.s
the other day IN the purchase y tickets for
himself and family p California. Upon
complaint to the Mayor, The .winalers Re.
funded his money, cracked joke with ths
Mayor. land proceeded u their ofHcs 10 swindl.
somebody else.
Stealing is no crime in New Yofs Il !, b.
carried on scientifically, and few 81 the off
csrs regard swindling IS discreditable.
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Importantfrom the pIains.

A dispatch from Lcayenworth of June 3D.,
to the 81. Louis Democrat of the 9Th says ;
VIM Crossman, who arrived here las. night
from Fort Laramie, states that Captain Mar
cy's train had been cut off by the Mormons
The particulars will be transmitted by mail.
Captain MARCY was within few days
march Of Fort Laramie on his return from
New Mexico with supply of males.
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"A,
HAVING permanently located In Keo- r.
Il Il kuk, would invite the attention n IA
I1Mo public 10 my new and we'll selectcd -
49, ii sying acquaintance with the best manu-.
Acturers In the United States, nt ~ my goods arc
made TO order ami are unsurpassed in quality on
style. The stock am now opening coup rises, In
Epart, Fins Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss the gcnaine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs, Silver Ware OF every desrription
warranted pure coin Iadies' and Gentlemen :
Jewslry Of all kinds, including sly les never before
offered in the market; hptdaelcs, In ,iold Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble Perl.copie
Concave, double convex and toiored Glasses OF
every variety of shade and focus among these
are the resi- Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. Ts those
unacq uaintcd with the nature Of these alasses
will state that they mani ured from crys.
taii1ed quartz, their peculiar shape producing an
equal iocu. throughou, their entire surfAce, Will
IN other Giasses the focus IL concentrated 10 on,
point, "n, to the constant wearrr, often times be
comes painful. hnc lot Of Acc1Ydeons also m
assortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by RogsrsA Bro, on xenuin
Aihata, warranted TO be tho best Plated Ware thai
is msds--I sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-.
tors, Ladles. Spoons, Forks, &c.
y. B. Goods Of every description made 10 or.
der, as also HAIR ornam nts. 4 would particular i
call the attention Of the pubic 10 the fact thai
my goods are purchased for CAsa and not brou gh
out here torrii on consi gnment. They are offered
at asmhll profit, for cAsH osL1. The money re-
funded 10 all cases where goods 10 not prove .,
represented.
Being q practical Watch Maker, my Lersonsl
attention wall be given 70 the CLEANING and Re.
pairing of Watches, which shall be done n . work
mAn-like manner, and warranted TO keep time
Clocks, Jewslry, &C, repaired in the Les, manner
and attended 20 promptly. Engraving done Il
order.
E~Piease call and examine my goods, and
viii take pleasure In showing them. even though
no 4 M All a hay az -.
fully solicited. 1 have made and put up the onl {,
sun Dial there 10 in town. which can b. relied Oh
as the true time FOR this meridian.
Iunel dly
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From the LIST to the Goth 1885 inches Of
rain fell, On the Both the storm carried of
the rain guage.
With respect to the dry and wet bulbs !:
two thermometers are very accurately ad-
justed, one being covered with cloth, which
at the time Of observation is thoroughly wet
~ this evaporates and causes the mercu-
Fvy to sink and indicates thereby the moisture
or hygrometric stste Of the atmosphere. For
instance, if the osphere 10 completely
saturated tho dryGHd wet bulbs will Indicate
no difference; and, per contra, II the atmos-
phere is very dry there will be correspond
ing difference in the mercury Of the two Their
mometers.
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Repub,ie.n congregational Conven.

0cpubll lean oncre stonai SohNeh'
ton.
Republican Convention, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Representive IN Con.
gresr for the First Congressional District OF Iowa,
10 hereby called to meet az oskaioosa, on Wednes-
day, july 9TH, 1855,
The ratio of representation Of each county Win
be one delegate for every one hundred Eepubicnn
votes ard an additional ioI every fraction
over fifty. the vote for Governor at the last state
election being the basic Organized counties with
less than enc hundred Republican voters will b
ent Tiled each to one dslsgate
JoRs R.NaRpsA1,
Nos r RASr1sggs
3. B. SnnkHnNl1s
u T. B1xowru,
CALVIN fkHs1a
May IS. 1858. Rep. ooas. oon.
49,
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Buf1n,o .na Lake huron n.I,,o.a1

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VA DETROIT
~ the above Office tickets for New York. Bo,ton.
shd Al We stations on the New York Erie md
New York Central Railroads can be obtained
j. WARRAcK,
Agent of b. d l.. II. Railroad
Once No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.