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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-02


The Convention was called to order at the
hour. and the committees on nominations and
resolutions not being ready to report, at the
suggestion of Mr. Kirkland of Brattleboro,
the Hon. jacob Collamcr, Of the L. 5. Sem
ate, addressed the Convention.
The committee on resolutions reported the
following resolutions
/. Re'ored, That as branch of tine great Bepubli-
Party OF the nation. rcncWcdy avow our adhcr-
cucc and fidelity TO the platform Of principles adopted gt
the National Convention at Philadelphia the l7th Of
June, 1856.
p Re,oire5 That as Representatives Of the Bopub-
cau Party of Vermont. glory in the record which
State holds mp to the world upon the question. which
concern che natural rights and liberties VI manfhit she
has never for one moment by Constitution or law, sane
or law finds warrant u her annals but that the great
truths Of The Declaration Of Independence, sueercd At by
some aud lmpousy denied by Others have been Co our
people solemn and living reality.
B. Rnp'rtd That 10 is The crying scandal NJ the age,
that the National Gotcumcnt in AN It's departments
Legislative, Judiciti aud Evcrutiyc-has been usurpcd
and is controlled ly Oigtrehy, combined 90 exact
Slavery 40 c expense of Freedom manifested OF late In
u.s. injustice and dnpicity in Che fraudulent breach ot
umc hlnorcd compromises 100 IT, nrainl bv armed iu
,ae0n and fraud upon am unwilling PEOPLE thc of
H'ht7 '' "lHNN'icihF ana thc plumber OF weaker uA
lions. 90 open new field, for human boudagei and 10
wa browning shame upon Law, Religion and History,
uitcd Suies-ihc Dred Scott decision.
D. R"o'ea, Tina; Ac denial by tine National Govern
mont Of Che rights o citizenship 10 mon of color citizens
OF TING several Sutcs n prohibiting them from entering
us eiiltcus upon the public Gomaiu--u refusing pass
ports 90 nch persons travelling abroad while recognized
citizens of Gle States at homc and DO refusing custom
l-'S '' vessels OWNED 10y such citizen, s sad de-
plrHrc rom the principles ofour athcrs-and 20 lis UNI
ln'iit1toaHV adds thc meanness of gratuitous OPP
% Enohei, . hat 0c are required by the claims Of
humanity aud citizenship. in d,fusc % human nature
auuag,l, Of tuc interests offcclabar stricken down. Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-02
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

MoNRPELGER, W.,
Tuesday June 20, 1858.
convention called TO order at II O'Clock.
a. NJ by l.. f. Chittcnden. chairman of the
State Committee, who presented the name of
the Hon. Lawrence BRANEHD. of St. AL
bans, as President OF the Convention. and he
was chosen.
The following gentlemen were nominated
and elected as subordinate officers of the Con
yention;
Pitc Presideas.
Hon. NATHANIEL EAroN. Of Calais
Hon. GEO. I. HoDGEs, Of Rutland.
JAcon BENNErr, Esq, of T.. Montpelier.
g. &. Benedict,
Wilbur p. Davis, Secretaries
c. Ii. Chapman,
On motion Of Hon. Daniel Roberts Of Bur-
lngton' the following gentlemen were an
pointed by the President as
Committee on Resolutions.
Daniel Roberts OF Burlington.
Daniel Needham of Hartford.
A. l.. Miner of Manchester,
Bliss n. Davis OF Danville
r. e. Woodbridge, Esq. Of Vergennes
presented the following resolution
Hssotrea' That the members ~ the Convention ioo,t
M separate County Conventions Immediately on a re-
ue'NB Aheh' ana that such meetings hv Committee.
nominate and elect committee ON non,ip,ti,.s ~
s,s'ng Of twice me number 81 senators 10 wlri ,,
county Is entitled, whose duty it shall be to nominate
IuS4ie' iof Governor Lieut. Governor ami r surrr,
and also State Committee for the ensuin,, ,.s ''
Adopted.
Inc Following resolution was presented by
a. w. C. Clarke of Burlington, and upon his
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Ettcraru

llN rHi ShWNolr by Capt, Maine Reid. Sow
''N' "''''' N- ncNiu
".'' "''. genuine ii.'''.'.' novel on Amcrau
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' ''. e' l'''' more h'ppi cno.c'o' p0f-
'. As pNffo'e'o b'm'nea
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i ''''.A. f"tnL we must cone
"-' '"N'N '' Wy SURPRISE 'na we express
% 'h'i % "iI Do inc rporatcd rcrma
" ."' t 90 standard American itcntHrr
veg 'N,' '.-' sensation la.reis nni auu
,' "'-' ",' .'a hf''i4 ai tle beginning. ls
que '1''' 0"' a'a'is OF WITH thrilling intrl-
P.5'' ""Nut more ana moro Intense
- "'f'"s ''e s'''y 'i'f on and
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-02

JAIL TO LEr.-We were informed few
days since by our worthy Sheriff. that tbC
last OF his boarders had left him. and that bc
was putting his rooms in order ,to rent -
ANY one DESTROYS of snug quarters can now
De accommodated at the Franklin Counfy jail
on inc most reasonable terms. Tho location
oolhs IN the very heart of the village afford,
favorable facilities for business. and The Sber-
~ uemS very accommodating man will
cheeriully allow the largest liberty. oomoo,'
i0le with the public interests. to tbose who
may take rooms under his care. For further
particulars call at the "Sherif-s Office {" a.
any time Of the day or night.-H Aibons
Messenger -'''''S
a BRAVE DEFrNcE.-n New YorL ,os,
week. a gentleman was attacked in Rlcocror
street about midnight, by two men-one
catching him around the waist and tho other
making grab at his throat. lie managed ~
hlng from him the Que who had hold Of his
waist and taking from hi, side-coat pocket n
SILVER spectacle case, he drew his hand bacL
WIN great emphasis, cautioning the other
iellow not to advance step, or he would stan
nm to the heart. The bold highwaymen var
for their lives "''" ian
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Total. ssll9Is5l m
n. E.,ma'e
irJ,,i,o q, i,,i, ~. nh, M ana 49,
-
".,"' l.'N Stto'o13 90
Inc mon must have erred somewhere,
SINCE 10 l' lnconte'tbIe that the wants of the
treasury VIII DE at least eighty millions dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1859, since
tNe surplus OF II millions, the revenue of at
least AZ millions aud loan of 20 millions
are au required ior ITS service We think
rue mon mas omitted the sums required for
Il""o"'" OBJECTS oi expenditure, for which
spcclhc appropriations are not required Tho
amount rconired rrdor D,is booi l., ,i,o -
cn,;,,., ~ ao ''''' "e%u III INC year
Nuns '"ue oV' io'o' was nearly seNen-and-
we learn rom the official document Assum-
~" "'u',n7 VIC mon esu-
""'N ''t ,"' P'l'"' ana lhneHhlte ollls' which
s poiPaoIy very much too small the total of
90 Nll,,on' becomes 80 millions The coun-
ny VIII ne aoIe to see the result more clearly
"heh All the laws are prlnted.-Boston Id
'efi''e''
NATIONAL F1NANcEs.-'The voll-;nforr,od
and candid Washington correspondent of tho
New York Courier d Enquirer saws. in refcr-
ence to the attempts to put a good face on the
financial reputation of the party in pover
in money matters the existing Admins
iration is a gigantic failure 1t stands nil
lar of blunders. aud all the columns oc ths
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-02
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN MAINE

The Republicans of Maine met in Con-
vention at Augusta on Friday, June 2jth. The
committee on credentials reported six hundred
and four delegates present A ballot was
then taken for gubernatorial candidate. the
whole number of votes cast being SIP. all of
which were for Lot NJ Morrill,, the present
Governor, Immense applause followed tho
announcement Of this result Governor Nor
rlll appeared and accepted the nomination in
vigorous and energetic speech Hereyiew
ca the pro-slavery policy of the Government.
commenting in strong terms upon its frequent
ana aggressive acts against free States. espec.
laI since the present administration came in
TO power lie declared that it was necessary
to PROSTATE the slave power acting tbropgb
the administration, or the liberties of tbo
people would be entirely subjected to it. The
Governors comments upon the decisions or
the supreme Court were very severe.
Resolutions were adopted enforcing tbe
onti-slayery doctrines Of the party. and also
denouncing the administration for its attemnt
to repeal the Fishing Bountes. The con.
yention then adjourned
The proceedings were enthusiastic and han
monlous, and the most undoubted confidence
was felt in the result.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-19
MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACKET.
Enr Mnnnrnu.-

Af1ANIOalH
DANAhL huUNAr.....-...-.A A. 8. ri MOCK Wasfer
". p h9ETAGUE. c cfk.
through to Gaines Landing every Thursday.
II Wis ane PASSENGER and freight packet FnRak
Il VIII leave a. above sn THURSDAY u -
the 24ih inst. al sclock. p ~. sni isl
VII oontlnae % run regularly Having eas-ll=ssii
1een oought expressly for ths above tral- win leave
Aempnis eTery honaay a o'ci0ck ant Thurs tsv 1t
oclock P. N Returning. wiz leave NspoIson e-erv
~. sday and Saturday At 0'c'ock p n tus1ess
stIi1Ly e,tenaed To- ". HODGE CO..
ltCA3-t ArHlis IS - % Pow
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nashville and Memphis United
States N ala Packet.
CITY OF HINT EVVE

Lssves EVERY sATUsD ~. 81 3 o,--o-s
- y ~ y ~ *. hssier-........-F n vINsON, Clsrk
thhAS sd hiid fast fregI- and a. -,
u serger steamer wiu confInrr fu- q f- -
l lins lhs seasoa, en- VIII leave puactl- 1T
II Nt+ ~ AnltsFtle connects with the fvl,arfa-.
Railroad and hosEe and Ohio A. s-ll.sls.f u-.fh T
vie TACK e. a. Cairl with nin1is Central RtI7s u,
~ HisieIn 81 ties, and r. krmphs With ta- Nov or
ean- and he7nphit and Vcrshu-g pa-k-f- p5r f-e5lf
OF pa-sase Apply D. W HODGE s. CO.
lAnsl- an AZ nts. No. IS Fr1uf Row
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W. G. WEATHERFORD,
FDWARD PTCEETT. Jr..
., al, MOON
NAtUItdt NUtAtt.
z. F.A.KUEFPNER. M,R.

TToNFoPAFHT0 PHYSICIAN AED SURGEON,
isnas inforn The cilisens Of kemphis an5 its VI
cinity that b. bss locafed hmself The southeast
usrner o. UHiOR AMI Second streets
On1e hours unii ecoct 10 TIE morning. between y
and a. noon Erd bataeen and IN the evening
REfEEsCEs-Jadre sha -keei Gov Br0ES. q kfss-i
Nez1n HifotaIl Es1-. Chsrlest0n. s. G Drs He~inE
LfupF Phlla sipks and Dr.. C4spar, Of Louisville.
decia dfT
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NEW CITY DXRECTORY
IS57=5S

Y j B. NJ u : u L j. Y
TTyHE subscI Der Il engsged preparing for publ
Il cation, and Wi1 issue by tie mid're u November
nezt complete ard fun nIRECIORY OF MENPBIS.
Il will N ad.ian 70 the usual c1atrnis of Di ecior
contain history o. the and trade 81 Memphis
By one who has cev0t MANI yers o. his lle 20 The
niercie depart t Of several o. city papers, besides
other matters Of Interest 70 the business Baa.
Our citiSens vii b called up0n In few days for csrs.
II Is lntandec hat t1e Directory shah fsvur-
SHY vita thosa O. tie prt-clpsl cites.
ofdsrs q. ctEls isl. 4 a;ttaf q tra Gty pfat1g
sisers Ein p ttfs9aff q, sffiss
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STATE H.2,.Ss % S3sas5l''T sa9si5 'ArVAAr'' is's

STATE ,,c o. oossEsTIeVT sa1;,7 JAsuAAr s. Is5s.
Personsly appeared O. B. BIvers, Secretary Of the
Hartford Fre Insurance Company and made oath that
the foregoing ststement, BY him SUB -rbed Is tr1es
fun and correct statement Of the aairs Of saf Com
pany and exhibits far be asoertsined At this
date actual oEditon The hrst day Of January,
1855. Before me-,
HI BAR SOUR, Justice Of The Peace.
STATE OF TENEEssEE, Comptrollcr's Once,
Nashville. ganus-y ie, 1855
This Is 70 certify that the Hartford Fire InurAnce
Company located Hartford in the State Of C0nuect
cut has complied with ell the requirements Of nct
passed By the Assembly Of The state a T.
see in MsTch 1885 entitled act 20 regulate tbe
agencies Insurance Comcauies not rcorporAtfd By
ths STATE of Tennesses AID that J. x. CHADWICK is
the legally authorized agent cf said Company IN the
toun Of Memphis STATE o. TrnnsSsee
J. o. LUTTREII, Comptroller.
POLICIES issued in the above reliable Company On
losses EoUIrkBLY ADJUSTED ssd PROMPTLY
pam a. fbis arencv = CHADWICK.
Hadl On street,
.oo - ouooefte. Union aauk.
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1857. rsss
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET
Us. NAIL LIGHTNING LINE STEAMER
1855.

n II ' " a ID A VI ;.
W. laAAol Asster...-- r...----.----..-HOLLTDAT. Clerk
bAYES Memphis every 1uf17 81 e=mk
IL o'ceck p. NJ. sud arrive b. Cairo i1 Z ~
tlne-to @ connect with trains fs- the Fortb -
11AHea gairo Tor Louisville every WesI1cziav
laws Louisviile for Msnphis ev=Fv Fr.ls
leev,s Cairo for Memphis every suud.y.
Lnis ooal RVS N pace ~ the No-ths-sr auI s esrr-
elay a1apted 20 this trade. hHviue Enper-- -crYrn
te,ns ~ ne eainort of passengers The travellns
p1pc can d-pend llon thi hQat lesvfnE purciuay 81
- h,lr ana m4ElnE he rGEu sr ilTles a'fgr 4rff
JAS ?. SMITH AGENT
noFL IN Mosbv & Hunt1a H1 ok
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A Tfae December Tern. 1881. q the Coony Court Of
~ Shelby County Teuuess-e. tre uldersznsd to'k 0rt
lettsrs % sdmmi5trat0n unon nc esttta o. rdOHss
NULL. decessed An persons indseied 70 s1id estate
ul conla farw.re and settle n and al rsons
havrg cauls aSsias, ssd estate VI present she %
ns prspsry crccatet. ui-oir ne TIE pIeesloe1 b.
-, ci1sf<lse s1sy III - 54r-sd
isaii.iis4sm EaEToH f0ae. A5nisisptits.
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TIVE second sesstsn IN COaONA FsMALE COLLEGE
Il AZ Co nth. Fishomlng0 county Mss. vii opsn the
FRS WEDNESDAY IN FEHRuARK, under the In
ulesiista superi1tendehca OF
iangS-dIw-wIm L B. GASrON President
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JACOB BECHTOLD,
CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKSON-SFg.,

~@AlL1Aau
nEALER IN Ale Porter Ciies sud Wines 0f ali kinds
~ uanufacfureC - the most crt- -tsd estL1ish
tu the United States Eor sale Whole ale leLsl.
From ny long experience In The tusnass Fe Yeefs u
which has been in the city of Msmphisl ca ~ Ese
with the guaranty have hsd from ny lid cl1snsefi
fulysO dawly IACOB 8EOHTOLn
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pAnY RATS FOR ADvERTTSIN
I'LL LLILTI[LT /
.is > , 90 00s8 o . 09ss osa oo7s oolas %

II one sguHre, reneEshle veerly, PET EnnuU so 90
2" tEice week. /" 80 o9
q T9o szuArss, renevEte Ee-kiy, per arnuuls 90 %
twice week, % 50 %
n An atvcrtiseHcuts required 70 BE- kept second
rsge. CHARGED IS EEr FACE DAY, AID @ i6ird page,
ar afTance ever Eisted rate
- Adrertag-neus direcVsd io Be displayed, set IN
kargs Tyre, chsrsed DOUBLE rates
- TesTy afvertiss vi b charged extra for oocu-
= ing space c0trsrf and when LARGE TYPE s ~
Fuired 70 se Usel ~ advertisement kept insds Of
~ Tsarly sdrsrtlsers VII Be charEed extra a. regular
stss for Wsuis Rruss, Rellovsll ecpsrtRershiP No
ucrs. Ts ConsiEnees, sc
- 7RASsIEET ADvEHTIsISs NusT Be PAID FoH
n ADvAScE-
~ No ssvsrtissent WI appear IN the weekly paper
az1eSs By spscia' contrast.
" Adversis1uless be inserted n the weekly lper
cnlY rreeuar iteras IN either q the papers, vi
Be- chsrged 81 per sczz7e far every Insertion
n A1nouncInE candidates for state. CouHty and M
ncipsl Ones IS dea v Be psid IN sdvAnos IN every
tnetsnos.
~ AT adTer-isemsnts for Chzrltseis fnstitEtons,
re Comp snsss ward Town, ane other Pubic Meetings.,
ttbe chs-Eed hslf price.
EI- hErrisges aEd Deaths PUBLISHED ss news but
obiiuzrs fbutes o Respect and Funarul fnvitstons
o. ofh-r sirertisesle1ts-
~ An Legsl szd Eransisut Asvertissments VII Be-
dhATged BY ths insertisu.
" Bdliortsl Eetioos IN Loesl Cslurln Be ohzrEe5
% cents T-er liae.
n No aeiue.ion varistion VIII be made frem ire
fareselng rates
EOLAEAHAE TROUsDALEk h DILL
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NOTiCE.

n.R J. sLEDGE has retained from New YORK,
u after - ence Of Eine m7lIhs zni ass Effected
soas astoan1i1s cures in taataelE has tssen an
ci =. 81 Ml1rse street. GAN aud Second
SIT cts sui VII rs1s the prs tic o. Medicine where
be has Tor hts -=5-zt=1 C3n10lH1s. calls at
TENDED o. day uight- A. he i1telis beating pers
neatly n Mzuuhts anf the great succ has
hai IN the trztelt OF the variou, a eEss be thinks
hs sh3uii have iibral pstr5nsg from the ctizsns Of
Esmpais fsus-ily
aro urxo7 --.e ero Hr1sr
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DR.. G. w. AGREE,
8otrIs---8otfls.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

rfTHE undsrsigned mas the pleasure 70 anuounoo -
the propr tor, and has taken chsrEe ~ that pop WI
HOTEL, Menphis Tenn. The 0doe Is sndcr tne charge
Il Mr.. N. n TYLER, late prOpIiet0r o. the BrouIoH
House, Grand Rapids Nich one Of the most thorough
and sh-d business men in the South assisted b.
NJ JOHN G. Neal ISTER formerly Of Jackson Nj 8.
Enok Keeper and Cashier In that department. Mr.
acAlsfsr has superior. n. J. BRADLEY late
of Estehez Miss Assistant Clerk and general Golec-
tor The catering DIP rteut "a under tie supernten-
deuce OF Ar. WILLIAM ROGAN, late of Vicksburg,
Mss long and well known q C0niecti0ntr and for
several years Proprietor Of the Washlnston Hofel in
Ylcksbu 2. SHoe 10 % say that IN his department M
Rozan has no superior Mr.. CHARLES FAIRBRoTHEz,
Ter fifteen Superintendent Of the dining
Of the arst cas- Hotels the UEIiei Staes wiz
be his Assstn The house keeping department Is under
the charge OF Mrs. S. A. TYBHR most eieEAnt and
accomplished lady. The Conn ercal Hetel q stuatd
Jefferson street. and fronting the Great Father Of Wa
ters, surrounded By the largest and hesviot couis
sion produce and dry gods houses in the city HGcKs
atd Omnibusses VIII At s times and at all heurs, both
day and night Be- ready y convey travellers and passen
q, and from the river and Railroad Depots. The
Rslrcad Tcket ofoe. and the TeegraPh once both
Kept in the Commercial Hotel The proprietor being thus
surrounded BY such able a. competent corps Of sss
ants atters himse that h give very general sat
isisctlou- In werd b. viii hurry up the cakes an
hand round the rolls he viii Fivs you ham and The
lamb the jelly and the ian in the true McMackisn style
al n. best IL the world. He cits very liberal share
0f public pstronsge g MITCHELL,
Prcprietor CammsrciGl Hotel, Memphis Tenn.
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A TT0gSET AT LAW, Aas-i7 T1lioa county Miss,
II viii attsu1 tae pawn mt o. taxes rstenpi q
iand ehs- f1rfsie1 tzzes aud vii promptly
attsnd the erafnEi0a % laa5 titles in the
81 Euuica Cesh1na B5llvar and Washington.
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Mlartb GletttOn.
ron COUNTY TRUSTEE.
FOR COUNTY TRUsTEF.
FOR COUyTY TRUSTEF

w are authorized % announce WILLIAM G. Lam
CASTER, OF Fisherviile, Candidate for County
Trustee of Shelby county At the snsung Mach election
actlg-dawta
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Shortest Route
/. q - HAILnoAD -. TRolI CAIR0.

kkR M
By RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
10 th.cego Direct n Sixteen Hot-r sstIs-lf s-s-k
q Gu1gs or C1angs of Carr o. Bagga4s.
BAANCH FR0s CESTRALIA Is NOW FryrsHg0
mus shortening The tine % sixteen houra % Chie
a ohieaso. eonnseting with Niehigau Ca1rra. cars
"A leaving the saEls Depot FOR Detroit Ns-sr- FrHs
Aochester, albany, New York Boston ssi s7 F.-s.--
snd atlantic Cities. Only two change Il cars 80
Cairo % hiagara, and three from Cairo q als.r -
four from cairC 70 New York Tine f-g-l r---- - -
torE iorty-nine hours Pare a. low snf oss t gess
er, than BY sny other route Passsr7--- s5 ---yt
set sal % ne DELAYS couEegu % tas srsrsf
changes By short lines o. Railroads tar9rEt Trs7s 80
Ohio 70 he East and North
Also, oonuecfiag AZ Chicaro with rfIcrfr,r z,-.,-
Trains. FOR Cleveland DunkirF and ~ Vr9- --f 4 -
shore kair9ad and 5teamers FOR Racns. MI's-f-F--
wood, Toronto. &C.
rains issVsoairo Every Earuias iB.' ysnlaz 8, f,-.
s.os A n. ohio.s0 and punlsith arsrsss. suss,y,
ms rran connects 81 Cniclzo With New YORK L,-.-
is s1sss over Alchigan csutral Great western ~
New Iorz Central Railroads through in tlf--17e E--s
III TAU aso connects 60 SandovaI with lai1 -
-. -, -r. 1890 i't 81 Louis and Finceunesi %
-, - 80 Ifalls q the Terra Halre AI-su n1t 81
Louis hatIro2t, for InlianauoIls Touf4vTls ana r-
@ 1a' =, Decatur with htin Line Express ,.r Gsis1s
tae la-ter connecting with Trains % Eursr-
ae.d Naples, Rock Isisnd. Burlington 1-f Qrfr-v
el0P ~, New Iork Exprss Saturday, szce1tsE
oloppins eny a important Stations except % sl.i
oonneetlng with Msin Line Dav Erprrs- s-S r,.- -
Dgnleith, and s7riving a. Chlcazo stzP rf
Fsssensers for the Upper Mississippi win s1s AZ u
elia steamers of the Dunlsitb and Nr--4rfs l-rr-t
re1y 70 leave the arrival OF either CsI-s
trala Tor Le Cross, RsiEinE s. Paul &c Pa7aar55s
leI tanessle and Contra and Esstern WIscausil go
- ~ feport With Iraina % BeIlt and Tlues7s s1r
constn. VIZ
ne Nsps and Charts ndcatinz the Great Csv--,
Soute % the North and East arB a. exact r-srrrr- =
Ooiiou,s Map of the United States ant p1vserzs-s m
e1est7d 70 examine this route wen a. the ru1nnr
ZINE cards Of the connecting Roads fufr FOR them
s-Ves A. 70 the correctness Of the above zts-srn-s -
olening or ne Illinois Ceutra Rarrsf fran CAIRO I,
Onieaeo and thus forninE speeT ana direct means 81
lllo.Llon between the Upper Las and RIve-- aud
t-e Lover MISSISSIPPI sdnrds % the pleasure t-rv-s-
A. vel ss the busnsss man attract ianz and fs-si-s
or reacnS the North and East which surazs rhos %
any otner route whatever ne nocar-r5lTs+1-s a---
nished y the Company for the couvenienoe af the ~
ns pubic, me per7anency OF TIRE road and structure
ne strensth and eleEsnce o. che Engine and Carr c
-esinaoires 20 fhece VIE EssIre - rrfrrr1a No.
eo0fL ana agfefg stats roonaa ascrrrf ar AT -sfr
IOAhls GOOD F0R ONE TEAR. wf-h fhs r-fvi1s-e
No. 70 Jshers0n street
WILLIAM NORM. Ag11s.
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CAR D.

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q this day dissolTsd. Juy 4 ISL