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LITERARY NOTICES.

The american Journal Of the Medical Sciences edited by
Isaac Hays N. d., and published quarterly
We have received the january number of this able
medical quarterly which now endorsed by the medical
profession of tho United States and Europe The med
cal science has undergone, in the past century, many
changes and notifications which have made the medical
profession Of the present day class Of qualified,
by knowledge and experience not only to heal the sick
but to the deathed Of those who cannot be restored
to life 1t by such publications this that the med
cal fraternity have been enabled to make such rapid prog
ress and while we hope for Its continuance, can
not refrain from calling attention TO the heavy resrons
bity devoved upon the editor Of the Journal by the
spurious medical publications which scattered through
out the country These should be secuted by thepo-
fesson because they calculated to deceive the g
norant who eager 70 become their physicians
How many old women there are who have an infsble
panacea for all the Ills flesh y heir to = and how
many lives endangered by the taking Of their nos
trums Though cannot but express admiration Of
the work before yet only recommend II to the
perusal Of the physicians Of the hand az admirable
auxiliary in their handle Of increasing Their knowledge OF
their profession In the hands Of others could only be-
come dangerous tool bi Hs
The Hxorici Aagdzins ana, Nots and Queries concerning nc
An6quiises Hstory and Biography Of America c. Benls
min Richardson, S4s Broadway, New York .s-
The first number of the second volume of this maya
zine is before us, and we are glad to rn from the e
cular of the publisher that although great doubt existed
~ 10 the OF the undertaking. he ia abe
express the greatest confidence for the future we
like the plan of the work, and think that Others deeply
interested In all that pertains the past history Of their
country and its early literature, will be pleased with
In looking the contents of the present num-
ber struck with Connecticut Ballad of l76s
which exhibits faithfully the spirit that animated the po
pie Of those times Our only regret il that the author
name Ia unknown. uNE 1853 rlt-I.- ~
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY AT ASHLAND, OHIO
The democrats of Ashland Ohio, held spirited meet
ing the 9Th instant in commemoration of the great
victory at New Orleans John s. White, esq, called
the chair and Dr. John Sheridan appointed secretary
committee having been selected to report resolutions
submitted series which adopted by reclamation
We select the following which relate to national politics
Resolved That in crisis of imminent peril which il
putting the severes test the strength of political
institutions we regard it fortunate event for the
country that the chief executive power lodged in the
hands of a statesman who by of his long and
faithful public service his wisdom and prudence Justly
entitled to the confidence of the democracy of the
whole country.
Resolved That the democratic party of Ashland county
adhere with mistaken fidelity to the doctrine of the
sovereignty of the people, within the limits Of the
Kansas In the resolutions Of the Cincinnati Convention
and in the annual message Of President Buchanan"
supper was also partakcn Of, during which scnti-
ments and speeches abounded Mr. J Sheridan offered
the following, which was responded to by r J Kenny
esq.
The Administration If James Buchanan The constitu
ton the Union and the creed Of the democratic party
safe In its hands. IN So 81
Dr. ID. S. Sampsel offered this which called out Gen
j. s. Fulton in response sH. fliH
- The Kansas Policy of the ADMINISTRATION The most
speedy peaceful and statesmanke mode of adjusting the
difficulties In Kansas and of restoring peace and har-
mony to the country e" t ht 4 CIV
Several other sentiments were offered and speeches
made all of the tone, The democracy Of Ashland
seem TO have celebrated the day in most agreeable
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VOTE ON THE srATE TICKET.

At Oxford ia reported there were from 200 to 800
votes At place the Kaw river in the Delaware re-
poll opened and about 500 votes registered
The State party had refused to into the cleo
tion for which reason the vote small
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aSMr Philadelphia general travelling
agent assisted by JAMS ps1SSo Jo caIiss hAs.r EDMUND
Willy DExRIso 4. A. EvAss JAMES, AsahAs, r.
A.. r. r. Rosrmps
ssMr No Harrison street oncanAi OHIO Is our
collecting for the Western states and Texas assisted o
"A y raosAs WILLIAM N TaoaAs A. l. CAIlIs,
eEoxaE Mosius Receipts Of either VIII be good
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OFFICE IA L..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and .oiM hs adoics and consent Of The Senate
John Appleton, of Maine, to be Assistant Score
tary Of State of the United States
Richard X Meade, of Virginia, to be envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the United
States to Brazil. ..s. "a.
William b. Reed, of Pennsy lvania, to be envoy ex-
traordnary and minister plenipotentiary Of the Uni
ted States TO China $500 1...l fss
John Bigler, of California, to be envoy extraordi
nary and minister plenipotentiny of tho United
States to the republic of Chill, $50 81.
Henry G. Murphy. of New York. to be minister
resident of the United States TO the Netherlands.
Benjamin F. Angel of New York, to be minister
resident of the United States to Sweden
James Williams, Of Tennessee, to be minister
resident of the United States to Constantinople.
William r. Calhoun, of South Carolina, to be Sec
rotary of the legation of the United States at Paris
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KANSAS NEWS.

The returns from the recent election for State officers
in Kansas in very slowly. A correspondent Of the
St Louis Denocrat writing from Lawrence on the 9Th
two days after the election gives the following state
ment which we lay before readers
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HON. DAVID s REID, OF NORTH CAROLINA
We regret to learn that Hon. David s Reid one
of the senators from North Carolina has been con-
fined by severe illness for nearly two weeks at Rich
mond Virginia while returning to this city,
panied by his family We rejoice to bo able TO an
nounce that yesterday he was convalescent; and We
hope that he may soon be able to proceed to the
scene of his important duties ..as
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received the hrSt number OF :" The Ma
tional Register edited by L. A. Bsrgy. esq, and
published by VIM. Francis Mclean, publica-
ton on the plan of the old Niles Register, well
and 30 favorably known throughout the country Its
typographical appearance is neat and attractive, and
We hope that it may receive merited success. Ths
Register will be published weekly at rs a year,
quarto form
We have received another publication, issued
yesterday entitled De Bows Weekly Press"
This paper will be devoted to political social lite
rary educational, and industrial development" Its
appearance is quite prepossessing, and We only
wish for it the success which has attended Mr. De
Bow in the publication Of his able Review.
HON PERRY L. BROCCHUS.
BY request we publish the following preamble and
resolutions adopted unanimously by the territorial egis
latue Of New Mexico at it's present session. relating to
Judge Brocchus
H.tla JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas joint resolutions passed at the first scs-
sion of the last Legislative assembly of the Territory of
New Mexico providing for memorial to the President
the United States for the removal of the Hon Perry f.
Brocchus from the position of Judge of the United States
district court for the second judicial district Of New Mex
leo and whereas such resolutions founded upon the
allegations that Judge Brocchus did not in conformity to
law reside within his judicial district and that the ap
peate judicial business Of the Territory would suffer on
account of his absence at the period appointed for the
sion of the supreme court of which he member and
whereas such allegations against Judge Brocchus were
untrue and from misrepresentation and whereas
wc the representatives Of the people of New Mexico de-
sire to do Justice alike to the judicial history New
Mexico and to faithful and upright public officer
Therefore,
BE resolved By the aud house Of representative Of tie
Territory Of Neac Aeco That the said joint resolutions be-
and the hereby, annulled, cancelled, and
pealed. s.5 s
And be further reoved That his excellency the gov
be- and he is hereby, requested to transmit copy
of these preambcs and resolutions the Hon Perry
Brocchus 'asida FtE4s
A true copy, G. P. CLEVER,
Secretary Legislative Council
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SENATOR BROWN, OF MISSISSIPPI.


The New York Herald OF yesterday morning contain.
the subjoined from Hon A. o. Brown, United States
senator from Mississippi which fully explains itself
wAsulsoros, Jan. IA, 1858.
DEAR SIN In the Herald Of yesterday observe ex-
tract from the Tribune, and editorial OF your own
taking the ground that in declining TO continue my
marks on the Kansas question in the Senate, had yir
tually abandoned the Lecompton constitution. This is
mistake
declined to speak the question Of referring papers
and chose 10 wait until the constitution should be before
the Senate There nothing TO be gained as thought
by costiaung the debate minaterial point, when
was certain the main question was 70 be before MS In
few days
have not shadow Of doubt that Kansas will b. AL.
mted under the Lecompton constitution, and this with
slightest regard to any vote that may have been
cast on the 4th inst
speaking because thought the question already settled
in our favor you would have been the mark.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
t,A. O. BROWN.
THE PRESIDENTS KANSAS POLICY IN iCoNNEc-
TCUT I
At the annual meeting Of the democracy of Cole
brook Connecticut, holden the 4th instant, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Ressed That we have entire confidence In the wisdom
integrity and ability of tho President sf the United
States and fully believe that in his course with regard
to the Territory Of Kansas he has been governed by
unwaverng adherence to the principles of the Kansas
Nebraska bill and the Cincinnati platform
Resolcod That reafim devotion to the doctrine
of popular sovereignty, which political oppo
nents beginning to approve as 1t has been maintain
ed by distinguished statesmen OF our party.
Resolved That believe that the people of Kansas
ought he permitted to vote for the whole part OF
their constitution, they may prefer and that they
should be allowed to regulate their own affairs in their
own way without interference from 'border-ruians
'.emigrantaid societies.. 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02

YXTHHREAS on thu 18th day 0 January,A d, 1857,
w Hans C. q. Mol tr and 3 PHI, aiu.lier, hi wifi
OF Scott. Ou.ty StAt, OF lava, execut.d uLto Thee
doTe Guc,ich II The same oouo y, 60 7, u>ice, 4 Ger
tai led OF Tru I crpv' ying IL 3 Id T ustv- the r
/. rs h 10 sstat in The folio .Ins lands situated IN
8 ott 60 nty afo'e all aud mo e psrticula ly de-
scr.aed follows, 10 wit: The west 70 by 40 Is { Of
LIT No three ol ii Block number Fix 81 in tho ~
OF la export ugeiheE vi h al, (, . dppurunsnc,s
the eunt0 b l. ngins, VIII oh talj &C nyeyanc. wa, made
by said Haas C.. u MOI + snd -ophis Muli r fr
the Uu pose of securing the payne I OF n ceftAin
pro lssory n IT.. sien1i'N Han G. L. NJiler and
dated ia mar, 18th A d 1857, VIII ? by lie prAmsd
u pay " the or lcr o! koD- / IIehn~, iii Z Vol I. dit
An ust,h SInalia Ia aud hare LET. hen, the uaI Of
$500 in one y ar iron date, with interest at ire rate
vi ten per cent pr Annuui. which "a d dc u or Trust
i. recorded IN The k.co de- . once OF SCOT county
sforesa d In LOOK X OF Mortgages, tase 60.
Aud now said Gotc ma ving .ecom due an pay.
able, and the said Haus 9 Aplier hsvi q la.led i'm
partl t. pay the same. !, Theodore -u.Iich, r. us;ee
o. aforesAid, 90 hereby Civ this public hoticc, that BY
virtue OF the powes Which Is In me v sted by sci ueod
OF Trust, ! " II on Wednesday the 2Ath DAY Of P T..
ruary, A y, 1858, At the hour of O'Clock IN the a..
I rnoon Of said dav, At the Court Hous. door IN tn.
city Of Da' export, County o Scp,t and tate Il Iowa,
exp-se aud offer for sale, at p Iblic arcti n,to tie high
et bidder for Cash, th pr misses above der rigeD, or
90 III UGH thereof Is shall be ~spficieht 10 satisfy ana
Ply tbs aInouit due n said note, with INT. ret there
on to the day Of sale, together with the est, md e1-
penseS attending said ssls, costs OF this notice and
Trus re'. fees lyon the compls l.. Of sid .ale q
deed will b. given in a oo:dance with the 1t LII atoms
Of said d. OF T ust.
Dated at Davenport this the 30:h day Of January,
D, 1855
THEODORE GUELICH.
Fe0ldtS Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02
Trustees Sale.

WHkRRA6 on the lsth day n April. A d, 1857
w KliA. r. Had iix execut. 4 unto John 9. DclALey,
OF the County Of Scott, and State Of Iowa, ~ Trustee,
. certain deed Of Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee
the land In Scott County, Iowa, described ~ follows,
to wit Lot number three 81 In III OK nbmUtr on.
az 10 Armu's second add ion TO the City VI Oavtn-
port. fronting on Second str, ct sixty.tour (6l) feet
and running back one hundred and nfty QtV) fe .,
which said conveyano. was made BY the seid Il iAsP
HAddix for the purpose OF securing tue payment Of
on signed BY the sal, Elias P taddix, dsted The 2 ,tn
day. April, A d 1857, and payable 10 t1e order ~
Win am D.. HarIAh, asfoliows One note FOR III. sum
o. two hundred and nfty coilsrs, Thirty Gays alter dat Q
also ons for .ix hundred dollars. pay abe en- tn. prst
day Ct december, 1857 also one for one hundred and
srventy i've dollaer, payable one year aft'r date and
one one other for one hcndred AMI sew nty.0ve dol.
lars, payable two years Hff. = da'e. The three last
namei notes with interest payable annually at the
rate OF ten per sent per annum, which said deed OF
Tru t 10 recorded Ia this Recorders ONCE o. Sco,t
county, In Hook "A" of Town 0oi cages. , sge as.
And now the ssid eecond note II six hu ndrcd 5000
dollars. having become due and payAb e. and the SAID
Elias p Hsdd x having fall to pay the same, or
m, Fart thereof, I,John 9 DELANEY, Trustee AS sfore.
said, do hereby give this Intiic notIce, that by viz
tue u the power which /, IN nr vested by said deed
Of Trust. I will, ON Thu -sdsy tie snrih day feb.
ruary. A D, 1851, al the hour OF 2 O'Clock in the AT.
ternooD, In the city of Davcn Port, county OF bcnt, ard
State OF lows, expose fr sale for sale, 81 pub ic anc-
ton, TO the highest bidder for ca-h. the parcel of
land above desc ribed, or 10 much tie reof as shall be
sufficient 10 salts y and pay the amount Of said note,
with the interest thereon 10 the lay OF sale, together
with tn costs and expens 3 attending said sale, IN
Guiding cot Z; ih's nctice and Trustees fees. Upon
the comp elton OF said ale a dt ed vii be given in
accordance with the stipaiati-n OF aid tees! Of Trust.
dated At the city q Dave! Pet, this 10 "A day OF
Jenu ~, a d, 1853.
JOHN c. DELANEY,
Jsn18lt, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02
Trustees Sale.

VXyHRKKAe, on the Sis. day Of oc.ob.r, A D 1855,
w Hrancis X. rti,patrick and Mary III rp.trick
bs Nife exr<uLd un,0 Au-'tn Corbi , ~ Trustee, q
Certain Deed Of trust. converting TO aid Tru.te- he
land 10 SCOTT county ,lowa ID scfibed A. foil y 4 Wit
A part Of out-l numb-r two tsl la II CITY OF Dav n
port thus bsu ,ded c mmeucin- n a point on the
ssss eide u Harrison ttYve4 extenief, eishty $50 feet
north from , st mon mrnt situated IN lac 80 tn
w.ft CO ner " said gu lot, runniDf thence Crth r,v
along the east line Of esid Hatri-on str II. fr.y ts0)
fee, hence vest vhs hundred and az ytl50Jf e~t,tLence
sou belly and psraii, 1 with the west line Aforesaid
krty fs0D feet, ihencs vet one hun rcd . d q &,
(ltO) fee, I, place OF beginning; which said CO ve,-
MAJ. his wife, for the lurpose Of .ecu' ing tie ay-
meat OF = CERTAIN prom . DRY note md N lntere-i
theron. signed By a. 4 FRANCIS < Fits attack aud
Mary, his v ie, dal 20 the Slst ~ OF Octo er A D
$50, and payable In one pear TO the order OF Stephen
lhoni > q, With ten per cent. interest unis y, ~ AT
maturity shicn aid no e was afterwards assigned
u Dsvi' HUI.
ard nov said n T. having become dus and p,ya
Bile. aud the "a d y sn.is K and Ma y fi,zp,tricl
having failed TO LAY the SAME, I, Aust n CJrbtn Trus-
TIE ~ y ofesaid, at reQueet OF sid Hi, do h, reby
give this public notice, that by virtu. If the power
W. ica Is Ia me vested ty sa.d y cd Of Trust, I VII.
On Saturday the sixth day Of Ftbrns-y, A u, l9 .
1t the hour o. . o'cio X IN the afj.,i q, %. "a.
day, at the Court Nou>e door 10 ia cliy u aver.
port, expo - AID Offer fJr sale, At pub ic au .tion, Il
the i9hest Bladder for cash, the parcel Of land abov,
described, or D., much THEREOF ~ shxll be sumo Ell
to sattsfy and pay the amount o, call n te with
the interest theron to the day Of sac together will
The expenses attending said sale. costs II this motto,
and Trustees fees Upon the completion OF suci
sale = deed viii be given in accoruancs with tn,
supuiauon Of said Deed tfTr1st.
Dated the 18th day Of January 4 u, 1875.
AUSTIN OORBIN.
Janl3dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02
Trustees Sale.

V~yHEREAs on the 18th day Of June, A d 1857,
w Patrick Q ,l.ns Il .uied mt Aus,i1 CO bun
As trustee, a terts!n deed o Trust, cunv, yiug to 81 d
Trrste &c the 10 d 10 s Vt county lows, de,erib Il a.
to love: TO Wit TIE IS. hall or 10. numb r eighteen
lis, Ia 4 oh / : arg nts ~ dit.On TO tn. CITY o. DA,sn
pori; wh.ch said coGveye nee vas mads By tn. said
Collins for the pu' pose Of securing the payment Of
Two CIR ain plonii-sOry notes ard the Int. est there.
on nigned ~ SAID Collins, payable to Cha les J. u
p nj, datrd u . 18TH day OF Jun. 4 b 1851. .ns Z
z ,ghietn and 30 100 dolisrs, du In six months. ard
ono for the sum OF Zone hundred sixty EIGHT nc rs 100
dollars pay sble In cne yea.
And NOS said first d ecribe I notes having become
due and payable. and the raid Patrick Cd in, having
failed to Pay the sam, I Austin Cor,in, Trustee
- aforsaid II request OF SAID Charles J Dupont.
do hereby sivs this public notice, that BY virtue
Of the p 'wer winch 10 In me vested BY said deed
Of II INST. ] will. on Wed esdsy the lOtn day OF
February : . 1853. at the hour OF 2 O'CLOCK Ia
the afternoon Of said day, at the Coart House
door IN the city Of Davenport, expose ard Offer
for sale, at public auction, 10 the Highest bidder
Tor cssb, the parcels Of land shove described, or 30
much thereof Is shall be ~sufAcient TO satisfy and nav
the amount OF SD note, with the interest therto on TO
ths day Of sale. together with the sxpenses attend.
ing said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees feee.
Upon the completion Of such sale . deed viii be given
Il secordsnos With the stipulation Of said Deed Of
9rust.
Dated TIE 10Th day Of January 4 D, 1895.
AUcTlN OORBIH,
Jan q Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02

HRREAs or he first day OF Ia, uary, 4 u 1851,
w Johann iidlsiti- .N- uied art, Al . CorLtt
as Trusee, certa.n d,cu II LIST. tOiN, yl.g Sos IL
Trust c the | .nd IN Sco't county, Iowa aetriboda a.
flloTs. to VII Part i Sections LuinDer tSeu yak
t40) AM ntinrtr tw"uty trtea 60 IA iuNu>L N num-
h.r eighty CO.. month . rang number III ee "a east
Of oh T NJ, a. s-r.btd as fol owe, 10 WI, b. Ei.nlns
at III south east corner OF tectlon number tony
seven (2Il tie fc- esst "a 3 etfon iiut, Il g ~ chaius
10 the center OF P9irt Pea ant road Ibe.,. II, III
t. elty dcere > wet 10 tue lat I ,eel ron 4 aa.i r ri
With = line r Ia ~ through III midi ui sid re,
ton nUmb rt~eBty-scy' II t47l 10 wft: to a poiai
eight 81 chain, and Cighty -Ase 90 itnss - II from
the East quirter. etionoofn r.f,a.d ctgn, + ence
west elese ca IN chains and t@tlyr 90 iLL,; hen :c
soufh H. the sect on lice; sad I leaee asi t. H. piacr
u teginninr containing suteBty-tLrec end nintt.t4
hundred hs l,8 10 10ot acre: .Alsj tn tuutb-w II
quarter o. The roGtli-raat quart I uf salisecl0 mona
Der twenty 2 vn ~ CONTAINING forty acr = ah Jill
stid tony yancc was mad ty III sasi Iu4.nI nal
kins to the I'D huettl & Tbn for HE prrI4sr az -
curing the payment o. tHo ceuai pom sJryh,ts
and the lat"icst tieTe. n lgnei ty aid iiaIltus rt
p YAH 10 Franklin u C5tu@5 "a Il = .4s If 81
OF Janua y. a d 1874 nd payab - f.Iws: ono
the SUN OF sevtns, .uge eei,srs d. g. -. monte.
snd one for the slu o sN Il .udfsai SD "" - IN
dollars. du ia twelvr me1 rs, both psya,I. 81 ~.
thanking Hous o. NJ aoklot 4 Cofbin a Il 10 ttc o
der Of said Cniiine. wi,n Ia crest a. the rate u IN
per cent pr at um ir nos pth ten d.
Aud II W sail last desc ID a pfouu - ' Ha hay
ing b com due and payable ed ~ ssid J ~ IA
H.lkins having iaia'd O. pas Il! esmt. I, Austi. Coz
bia, T u.fer as n 0 esq q, Al T qasst o -i.II & TINS.
do b. Teby gis' this y tine notice, thai Gy Vi = eoi tn
pow er which Is ia me yes - ~ s-nt dee ttf r Isl
will. Oh W-dne. day the 10 h day February -
1865 at he hour OF : ''lock IN III sfGrfn on u Az
DAY, nj The art ITO 4 q Or q the !y 81 Dav "a
port, Xxx ani 81 + { r sale, al phbl c.urtru ,the
high 81 bi der o cash Tie pred Iiauf at,ye I'd.
SC iDtd. or 80 much thereon rs II | u. Arth tr4H IA
y ,tlsfy aad pay Tia sm III o raid not--, Nj n III ILL.,
ter. 81 thereon I, The day u sac ~ tr,- VIII h
Co Is aud expenses attending aAd ale, ii thu s,t.a
snfTfuste p rcs Upon the tmplt Il ! Of .uch s,,e
a ceed Will b gwen 81 ac Jgd4r wit a. Ft'pa-
lathou Of said q I'd II T.u-t.
Dated Ms l5th day Of Janr15 =, pl-.s
AISLE CO8PGT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-02
Galena and Chicago Cnien r. h.

&CnAR~ ARRAAGBA aNf-Oa sna after W.d
- nesday. june l1tn, 1887. pass nd & us,ns vi
cave Tell s;ress Depot DAILY (,undsys -xsspud)
For 1reevosl 0alsns. Duni.tsa And " PasI.
Passens & and 10 .
rsssst IL % : X
rassssser, 9mi4rsnt aud ~ olASs tram. .I3A, 2
CHiC.G vUL9OA AND IOWA Linz.
For Dix.n, Fu ton soa G Ltr. Iowa.
Through =
10 IN p u
GRAD ? 81
BxLOiT AND MADISON RANCH
for b lot, Jsnesvi ]. ana MsdisSn.
SOx RtvkR vALsAY A kOAU.
For Crystal Lake, NcHenry and n Inn nd.
Two through trsins u I rave Usasl u l epus G.ot
81 LAEe street. =. follo~s:
Pok GALENA. DJNLEIrH N 81. PAUL.
Daily (snndays excepted lo.Oo A u sAss
knbabliog y 80 ny Z to maxi . c euse coa.e-sion
~i-h tue Aichis Ii Cenirsi Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALESA 4 caICAu NNiON RAILROAD.
Leave Fire 20 = 1870 a y, a, rive IN Cnieag" 4l6 y
LsAse ffssp 'Tt ~" ? II, arrive in Chicsg, 5,as 4 -
CHIC go, iULTuk AND IOWA y
Leave Fulton 10 A =. arrive In Ch,esso s,4osA
do DO 7sM, DO d, l;ISAa
Le.v. DeK alb s 4 =, arrive tn Chicago s;ss
B9LOIT ND MADISON BRAS.ph.
Leave Footvnis l0,+D 4 \, air V, IN Chi ago as ? II
Leave Rootville Is ~. srrav Ia Chicago 3,ao \ u
Leave BE. oit $50 a =, srtivs Ia Chicago 1910 \ III
FIX kIV6H LII RAlLKOhD.
L-avr kg,n =: $40 Y, suive In Chicago lilo n
Leave Eigia 81 z;l5 II, aYrivs In Uhicsg l;46 A y
PASSENGERS for al p ,iu;s On th. g l. c u 4 4, In.
s.uding Fui.n n. h~.oit aud Mad; SOD linsS, should
take the trains from the W. Is street depot.
Al the above u e;ns c.Ducct VI b tn gr, at eastern
lihcs civersipS fr, IA ~ icags
Through ticx.ts eau be k cght 1t tho following on
cesi II J SpsuidiDs'e oorDes Lake aud D arbOrn
street, p r W \ r Ticket Once, ~ D. sfe m
STREET Mai Igsn rcuthern ONCE. under fremont
House and ~ he Central Snd Wells street Depote.
JOHN =. JURnkk, President.
r. A HALL, superintendent.
w A. THRAI, General Ticket Agent. foctl1dt