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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

A countryman, who witnessed a lady lifting
up her dress, exclaimed, upon beholding the
numerous tiers of hoops that encircled her
pettcoat in the shape Of crineline. s"Well.
may be DANCED, if she arn't got iye-barred
gate wrapped round herr - -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

A waegish friend says if your wife is ever
lastingly complaining of being sick just let
her see you kissing the hired girl and an in
slant cure will be effected. He has tried the
experiment, and the resnlt was that he has
never had to pay cent for '1help" since.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

A chap out west who had been afflicted with
palpitation OF the heart, says that he found ia
stant relief by the application Of another pal
pitating heart to the part affected.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

A good action is never thrown away, and
perhaps that is the reason we and 80 few Of
them. 5 151 |
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

No TINE FOR SwAPPING.-A uoosier was
travelling down the Ohio, in steamer, with
mare and two year old colt, when by sudden
careen of the boat, all three were tilted into
the river. The Hoosier, as he rose, putting
and blowing above water, caught hold of the
tail of the colt, not having doubt that the
natural instinct OF the animal would carry him
safe ashore. The old mare took ''bee line"
for the shore but the freighted colt swan
Justly down the current, with his owner still
hanging fast. ssLet go the colt and hang on
to the old mare" shouted some of his friends.
esPhree boob 20 exclaimed the Hoosier, spout
ing the water from his mouth, and shaking
his head like Ne esfoundland dog, sits NIGH
ty fine, your telling me to let go the colt; but
to man that can't swim, this amt exactly
the time for stcapping horses" h
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

A contest is now in progress in Paris which
attracts the attention of the whole civilized
world. 1t is nothing more nor less than
game of chess. The contestants are Mr. Paul
Morphy an American youth of twenty-five
years, and Monsieur Harwitz, Frenchman,
who, up, to the advent OF Morphy' was repu-
ted to be the first of living chess-players.
The contest is not yet decided. The success
full player is to win the first seven games.
We may remark that Morphy has already met
and vanquished the best chess-piayers of A
rnerica and England.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-27

Gold is universally worshipped, without .
single temple, aud by al classes without sir-
gle hypoc,its. CO h5.b z- ezs 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-22
0be fubreling 1ntelIieenrsr,
pAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND wEEKLf' BY
cAmPBHLL & McDERAGoT.
,,,,or rornor off Main and Quincy streets
oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy street:
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

D.tLT per $$SSS
Fgi.WEsKLT, per anuuu ySS
WEEELY, per annuui
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CHURCHEs OF WHEELING.

For me o. and
y" .s .re on 0,.taIes. Te
Us AL0 Pc ', - .,s J,h ,,e.r rrre.
=. s,ttr,, E,sro,oIso ornsr Monroe and Byron
- y y tntv t..o. .e-v,scs 1o.<
'sesSs' -, n.,.,r. tss'. -,
=. 1.s'a En,..ooo,, street, between Pirs. and
0' |"'.,. ." " s,T,, AZ Rector
Iot@. n,o.ra, o.. ,sb,7,
~ d " p.,or Ponr,I,st
go t... NI,in and
,ssr., yyh.sI,s .srytos ,noynin evening
si.s p.'a,,t1sia r,r s,reet beteen chestnut and
~, s, r yToons P.stor. .s.rI.
0,ora,na st.' and svsn,nv
Fa"rts Rev p.v,. Pastor. sta,ps.rest
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Americans to Be treated as Ea0liahmea desfrs
to b treatsd--7hs Goldeh Ruls-Fzests.Jor
tie suppression cTfEe Slars Trade SFO'Sfag
useless-O Obsolete ideas Hard Rits df DRcic
4Sqm-Does The AnerieaH flag .eoeef Ats eQT--l
goesl-"RiggeEs or Hothiag" Possibility Of
Var betceen tie ts0o- -natiOH&
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NJ CoRkESPONDENTS.

concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
of the Irtegancer should be addressed to
ttters concerning editorial department Of the paper
htud addressed to the Editors jointly or to either one
ccrrespondentsw for publication, will please write
ealy on one side Of the paper. -
observance Of the above rules will greatly oblge us
nd uore prompt attention to correspondents than
eY mislt q t1erWise receive.
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IIAr. Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

lsubscribersWho give notice to the con-
rary are considered wishing TO continue their subscrp-
III subscribers order the dscoutinuaace Of their perl
icsis the publisher continue to send them untils ar
garages arepaid. .,, ,,,
ois from the ices which they directed, they are held
Ssponsbe TIL settled the bill and ordered them
III subscriber remove other places wtthoutinform
the publish ~ and the papers sent to the former d
ection, they ait held responsible. .
-The Courts decided that refusing TO take peFiod
sis fro m the office removing and leaving them uncahed
or is ,ri11G 1dcid evidence OF intentional fraud
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MAsoNIo pTREoroRY.

corner Market and Monroe Streets and thtrd Mon
dayevenings Of each month G. W. stII n, W. Nj Atss-
aader LdH5AEiE, Secretary. ~
Notwithstanding Nc. 14S Meets as above ON
sneHr aud third Thursday evening" Of each month r. A.
sAaSftInoRR, ". NJ; S. W. Pedrsoa, seeretary.
WheeIing Uuion GhnPter Ne. l0.--Aleetsas
ABOVE ont the secohd Monday evening IL W.
sooTI, H. P.i S. ". Iearson, Secretary. % ss
wheeling EncamPnaens Ne. 1s--Meetsia a
seaSs on shsoSr Monday esahIns 81 S6st usopth ".
en"fqg Hscosdst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-22
NUMBER 724I

on fearful war. e there no such tbIsg n
giving up crusade which began with being Op;
tona1, and Is found 20 be ineGeefuaiF Z no.
ching % be surrendered e1eePt aiteF The l1Hs
Of 30 600 lives on both 1idesnnd thirty tuiliinns
Of money ? u there no ether Use, eQ1alg be-
nesoient, 70 which we could put the half million
Of money and the valuable lives annually sunk
IN those s9hadroHsf
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WILDE g BRO-

ID EsPRnFPUILY I1Gorrs the puhIic that they haSe
III eeived larEe1t and nest flahonahls 1vgi
ess q Wa Paper and Wndog SHADES brought - The
elty wheeling, comprising RrEnch E1ElGh and AleE
can Papers aud Borders In Almost enisss variety 4he[
purchased below the Customary BaTkrt llufl1. and
Paper ~ IS cents per Rolf te aag a. ored ellsuhere -
i65. Ish barglins gTe call - ne are datgr.
mined sen AZ such pfiess Ht do me
attenfinn Of WItoAEhehf AEAAa = ~ ls - - g
fob our goods iIEoFabe EateE. Our seek = IN
TEIY NEW and fres from cd and -dspreeiatsd Hyles
carried over frou East ye1r. Gps
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Fire q Inland Navigation

Risks accepted eOnSistent with solVeney ana
fair profit.
EDeef0I attention 0fren to kHSHrdaee Q1'D HkAA4 GO
Gad COnEsaEs, for terms ef ] to Fedrs
The nFuHFesH this Cooperation has been stable ana u
OF neinl sunshine aud
or periods eventfu exempt from
tIo1G and maritime disaster Being long established on
cash basis troubles % the credit system aheet rs IN no
mateTial particular. -, 4.
an Imperative duty the ability Of property ounefh 70 aus
tain loss being q much Iessened.
Policies Issued without dsay, and all business Aedsn
to with d'Pa's9 re- eni 3. S'S SSITEARINGRNAs Ases.
WheslinF, Va.
.oassj Un,ep Han buialugP, vest side Main street
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: Just Received and Now Open

WE take pleasure In infarmlns dA psfTons Ar1
w the puhlc teneFlIy have Just fsetiEte
spring sioek ~ CLOTHS, ChGSINEREb& 4 IE8ZZSGS.
With Assortment Of 8euts tuFrfslag
Goodsa which viii sen ~ pTee1 60 Euit ne tiEaes
caii, feeling eUnfdent haiti eEanne ~
stock win Satisfied tat clunof be e1ceeo either
IN the style quality q the goods qrsd fer sals We
Know that our stoe Fdsbioldb{e Code dRd
O0Gp 6Oods and prepared - nHkg ths - g oE-
der IA style seeopd ether last Wet of the
notice. 1tore-roo1 Ne
IN Mafn 81 WHEELER LAEIS,
| apfa Merchant TaaloTa
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ODD FELLOWS. pIRECTORY

virsInIHs lodge No. 3.--Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hail. corner Market Quincy streets
JAEEs N. HALL, N c.; B. n Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 13.-AIeets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID ,BAEHA, N. G-i Rftltaa p.
Nc cEetOsy, Secretary.
wrn. Tell Lodge Nc. 33.-Meets asaSoVeeye-
rt7&edassday evening. wILLuM HEtyEh. n. G.; .Eoha
Sa1ads, Secretary.
,.WseslIng ledge No. 5s.4Mseis ss above every
W. D. Porrs, N. a.; John 7aoourai Secretary.
Pamela lodge No. s9.-Meets above every
Friday evening. los. HAsELY, n. g.; Joka u. AdSaSe
Secretary.
Wm Tell RueamPmeut NOs 3 34.-Meets %
shove the second fourth TueEday evenings OF each
month. JoHs BApsH, @. P; Chds. LiacG, Scribe.
AbrHU's EncamRmeHt No. 1.-Meets as
seoreth drstandthtrd Tuesday evenings ofeach month
WS.f1IIos, o. p; GsoBatrd, Jy., Scribe t'ierch 49,
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE
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Incorporated 1s1s-charter lPsEPetuai'
Cash Capital 81, 900, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UNISIPAIRED,
WITH1A SURPLUS OF S5O6,5SJ IS.
And the prestige Of 3S year, undergraduates.
ASSETS JANUARY i. 1855:

TotaI Liabilities - a.
Losses Eauita11y adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF 81. 900 600
oF Ists have been laid by the tna IGsuTGnee Co., IN
the past 3s years.
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AEsignee1s Notice.

IL psfsons knowing fienaeiVUs ilebted - ". VIII.
"a uson viii please can the unheEned and ssitit
o3es of ~ RichaFdg0n ESQ, ,eoF Meres a11 LeuTtb
isisa Is F' ''.iF' a..rss. q y =. y1S y 5.s..ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
GaIena and Chicago Union X. Il.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Wed
- nesdav, June nth, 1857, passenger trains wili
leave Wells street Depot daily %(sundays excepted
For Freeport, Galena, Dunleith and St Paul.
Passenger and A \
Passenger. P NJ
Passenger, Emigrant and I'd class train...l2:45 p nj
CHICAGO, FULTON N IOWA N
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. A N
do do p NJ
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For b Aoit, GAINESVILLE and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two through trains will leave Central Depot. foot
OF Lake street. as follows:
o GALENA. DUNLEITH M ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted 1000 A NJ 9:45 P M
Ennabling passengers to make a close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA X CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1880 A NJ, arrive in Chicago A. 10 P NJ
Leave Freeport $40 P NJ, arrive in Chicago $3.50 A NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON N IOWA N
Leave Fulton 10 A N, arrive in Chicago 4;.s rx
leave DeK alb s a M, arrive in Chicago s;a9
BELOIT n MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footville 1910 A NJ, arrive in Chicago 4;s5P NJ
Leave Footville S;35 P NJ, arrive 10 Chicago 3;35 A NJ
Leave Beioit $50 "A NJ, arrive in Chicago ll;lO NJ
.POX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin at 9;is A NJ, arrive In Chicago 11;l0 N
Leave Elgin at 2;25 P NJ, arrive in chicago AS A NJ
Passengers for all points on the G Il c U X r, in
GLIDING Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
Ali the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines ~diverging from Chicago.
Through tickets can be b. ught at the following off,
ces; II J Spaulding's corner Lake and Dearborn
street; p G i r Ticket Office, 50 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at The Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN Is. TURNER, President.
r. A HALL, superintendent.
W. A. THRAIL, General Ticket Agent. [oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
~ErUeEeeS'S Sale.

"TE3RAS on the tenth day o. Fl brua-y. A. u
w 1855, vi liam i. Harrah lui Hester Iiarrah
his wife, execute. u.tJ Frath Flumer as Trust ., u
certain Deed II trust. conveying 10 said Trustee The
laur tn Scott county. Iowa, d. scribet A. follows, to
wit. last part - the soEth hslf OF Block number
seventy-threa GAJ IN tbs city OF Davenport. which Is
particularly d. pad A. fol.oWs, VIZ Bcguining
enc hundred aud sixty llt0l leet east from the south
west U-ier % sad hla-k, raining thence north one
huair, 1 an mr. $50 feet, y enee east twenty t20l
feet, thence south uue hundrei and nifty tlJu) feet,
thence Ses' trenty i2ai rect t. the place OF beginning,
i~ueiuiing in this convsJ aIice the leasehoid estatc IN
said prerni - AMI ali the buildings thereon tcg' Their
with the sppuItenances Also, lot number four "a
IN 81 ck one II In Maxwell n Saddoris' Subdivision
of ArnIrs Second Addition to the city OF Davenpnr
-heirg situated on Locust street. siXty-fouT (Gil
Zee: front and ore hundred and fifty Il50l feet deep,
which said conveyance was mad, hy the said ". ID
Hsrrah and ester II .Iarrah for the purpose ofsecur
ing te payment Of a ceiis II Fromi-sory not, and tLe
interest thereon. s sued b. aid Wlllism u Harrah da-
ten the tenth dsy Of February d lS5s, and one pay
table AZ follows 0nc fer sevfn hundred and ninety-
three ard 32-i01 dollars. payable ON the Drst dag OF
April. 1855, with int4Teft a the rate of ten per cent.
per auBem sfttr due. Said note Is row assigned to
Ira Brown, and Is now his property.
And I0w ssld pfomissaTy note having become due
ard payable aud the said william ID Har ah having
failed 10 pay the same, l, Frank Plumer, Trus-
tee ~ aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue of thu power wAich is in me vestcdty said
deed OF Trust, I viii on wednesday the fourteenth day
of July A. d. 1855, at the hour OF . O'Clock in the AZ
tcrnoCn Of said day, at the Court House doer In the
city of Davenport, ,xPose AMI offer Cor sale, at public
auction H. the highest biilor fer cssh, thu parcel "
land above described, or so much thereoias shall be
sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF saii
note, with the interest thereon TO the day OF sale,
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs OF this notice and Trustees fefs,-
Upon the completion OF said sale, a deed will be Civ
en- In accordance WITH the stipulations " said deed
OF trust, conveying q full AMI perfect title 10 the
tract Of land fold 10 the Inrchaser
Dated the 2lst day OF June A d. 1853.
FRANK PLUMRR,
June2?dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
Trustees Sale.

WTHEaFAS on the 18th day Of June A. u 1884
w Sanuci + Atwood, executed unto Dsvid
s True as Trustee, = certain deed o: Trust, ctnveyinp
TO sad Trut tee the land IN Scott County, Iowa, de
scribei as follows, to wit all that IarL ~ the v4ca-
ted town Of Parkturst (now LeC.aire) bounttd ~
follows beginning on The vest side of sec nd S rec
at q point in the middle Of bl ok ten [i0l snd running
west through the mi Ia C OF said block, ard thre nigh
tbs middle Of block four. cen Ilil and Mn etetn figl
and across a twenty feet ally so far a. sal 10 sn
town WAS vacated; thence north 80 far az said town
was vacated; thence cast 81 far as said town wa
vacated thence south along the west side Of second
street I, the place cf b ginning also The foiloe ing
lots oflsnd situaie ed IN said Parkhurst NOW IL Ciaiie)
AS follows L1t-f \, 2 3 4 zni6 II biocs 3; also lots
], 8, l3, Is, 16 and II In block b Also lots 10, II IA
ana Is in block 8; also lots ; and 3 in block 2; which
hAld conveyance wa- made By said Samuel y Atwood
for the purpose u securing the pay ment among Others
OF n certain promiss o. DRY note and the interest tlrT con
signed By said eaLuc! y Atwood dated the 1+th day
OF June A % 1S54 and payaM four years a.t-r lis date
to 7 onss G Eacs or be<rer icing for the sum Of
FIVE hundr d doilsrs.
Ard now said pronissory note having bect me due
and pays, lie sIa tn said Samuel II Atwood having
failed 10 pay the same, I DayI1 n TTre Trustee a.
atoresai.,d do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of fhn power which IL in ms vested by sail
deed CT Trust, 7 VIII, on Saturday The 18th day OF fully
A. ID. 1883 at the hvur Of CLOCK In the afternoon o.
SID day, At the Court House door In the city Of Dav-
import, . xpose an offer fer sale, at public auction, the
parcel OF and above dearr. I'D, or 30 much thereof a.
shall be suficiert TO sat;sf ~ aud psy the amount or
said note with the Interest thereon 10 The day OF sAie
together with ali the costs and expenses attending
said sals, costs Of this notice aud Trust e'sfeeS Up.
On the G. mpletion OF such sale n decd y III b given, N
accordance v i'm the stipulat' On u SAID Deed OF Trust.
Dated The cath day VI June A.. y. Isos
DAvID 3. TRUR,
je25-w4w Trustee
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AIR LINE ROUTE,

80
Chicago 70 et. Louis via St Louis, Alton 4 Chicaeo
X X, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING TIE GREAT AMERICAN AND q. s. NAILS.
The only direct and rsliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island h H., corner Of Van Buren and sherman sts.
ST. Louis Day kxpress-1O;30 A N-Dsiiy, (Sundsys
~excepted) arrive At st. Louis 1850 same evening.
St. Louis Night Express-lO, 80 P A-Daiiy, rive
ct st. Louis 1880 next morning.
Day xspfess-6,Oo Ah-Daily, arrive st Chicago
$40 p NJ.
Night Express-2;45P M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to 1t. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points ON the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
ness.e Rivers, by taking the above route VIII be sure
Of NAL. ing connections and arriving In st. Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vcxacicus delays OF the
cir,uitous route via LaSAlle, Peoria and Illinois river,
.sving twei ty-four hours time, being 81 miles less
distan:e to Bloomington, IS less to Springfield, y
less to st. Louis and Is less to Peoria
TIA BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
wa, Lasalls, Rock Isl.ud and Central Iowa
Al Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad for
NtiitOn Wv OO<ot011 oaA ~
for Peoria.
Al Peoria Junction with Peoria h Oluswka. r r
for walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Brln-
held, ~Rlmwood, Knoxville, Galesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington. -
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiacy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and relia-
bic route to all portions of n y Missouri.
At sc Louis with Daily First Class Steamers for
New Orleans and intermediate points OH the Lower
Mississippi and with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points On the Missouri,
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkansas Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured to all Eastern
Railroad OGices-s ut the Compsny's Ofices, 46 Dear
born street, opposite the fremont House, and It the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men will be at the Depots 10
oil the vsriony lines coming into the city 10 check
baggage through to any point desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oen'l Agent. Chicago. Loc20itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
Chicago. St. Paul l. FOndu Lac Rid

For st, Paul and the North-West-via Janesville
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through 10 Prai-
Te du Chen in 10 hours without a change OF cars.
Fare rs low as BY any other route.
ON and altar Monday, August 3, 1861, Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinzie streets daily (Sundays ~excepted) for Beloit
Evansville Madison Prairie du Chen and points in
Western wisconsin No. thern Iowa and Minnesota
and st. Paul.
1900 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Emigrant
Train,
300 A. M. Day Express, stopping only for wood
AMI water, making all connections-
arrives at Beloit $3.50 p NJ GAINESVILLE
80 p NJ Madison 420 p NJ and Prairie
du CHEN at 9.15 p NJ connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse v mona
Wabashaw Redwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson saltwater and all points TO st
Paul ana st Anthony.
500 II. Nj. Night Express arrives at Jairsvilie
Has P NJ; Madison l 80 A NJ; Prairie
du CHEN A NJ; connecting with stea-
mers for st Paul and all points on tho
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make Beloit C INJECTIONS.
" Travellers rave 70 miles acd 10 houra time by
taking this route.
Expire s, Freight and Kmigraat Trains leave Chica-
20 at $50 p NJ daily.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale at
Spailding's General Ticket office, corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, N Y & Erie X r office Al Dea born
street at Pittsburgh IT wayne 4 Chicago X X Office
80 Dearborn street at Michigan Southern Ticket Of
ice under Tremont House; and at the Chicago Sta
ton corner Water aud Kinzie street,, West side.
s., +. JOHNSON,
superlnte ndent.
Gro. L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jan16tf
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EOR 81. LOUIS, ALTON, LBAvBNwORTH CITY
IL Kansas City, Tore Haute, Evansville, vinccnnes,
Peoria, Decatur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples
Cairo, Memphis, Mach, :, vicksburgh. New Oriesns.
and al points on the lower Aisst, sippi.
Trains will leave the Great Central Depot, foot Of
South water and Lake streets, ~ follovs.
Peoria, d. Louis, Cincinnati and Csjrs rxpreas u
900 A m Sundays excepted.)
Peoria, st Louis and Oeiro Express at S:l5 p N
~(Sundsys excepted.)
Thi. is the only route between Ohicseo and st Louis
without change Of cars, and the most sxpeditious to
Sprineneld, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for Aemphis, vicksburgh, New Or
leans, &C., the route, via Cairo, is the only direct and
II went -four hours In advance Gf any other.
CONNECTING
Ar GnMAN-With Peoria 4 Oquawka 4 for Pc
oria, Gslesburs and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent \ n.
AT ToLoxo-with trains Of the Great western i
3 east tor Danville and lafayette; west for spr,ne-
1eid Jacs sonville and Naples and towns on The Iii-
sois River.
ton b st Louis b Z, going east to Terre Hsute INDIA.
napolis Evansville and Charlottesville; vsss for n.
ton and st Louis.
At oDIN AID sASDovAL-with trains on the Ohio
= Mississippi s., esst for towns upon il line;
west for st Louis and Alton
AT ST. LOUIs-with Pacific h r and steamers sor
Kansas and Nebraska and ali points on the Nissour
AT CAIRo-withs steamers for Mempbif N.tche.
New Nrieans and al points on the Mississippi river.
For 0alena Dunleiih Dubuque and st Paul trains
leave via Gaiena q Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A NJ and Gas M
Connecting ut Dunieith with q daily line NJ p,vst
Glass Passenger Steamers for Prairie Du CHEN -
U:osse wln"na Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and q
BUoUE PACIFIC B b for Dyersvine Ced.r Ranids
Independence Sioux City &C.
tram. IN. s leave viz cSle - ss = sa niloa A% n Polo -
At9:46 A N and 500 p
Making direct connections at Maado1a IN trains on
IAN Lane Of Illinois Central for Ill the bovs poiats