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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

Young LADIES' DAY AND BOARDING sonooL
The female seminary Of Mrs. NJ. " Fnentes, No. Is
Triton Walk, will open for the next scholastic year
on the first Monday Of October. It is a frstclass
Institution in every respect, conducted by lady
whose past success is ample guarantee for her sue
cess hereafter She is highly recommended by mum.
ber Of our first citizens and is entitled to the con.
sideration Of all who have daughters to educate We
direct attention to her card in another COLUMN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

FAHNEsTeek's FRRsHFEGH,- il medicine of
national repatton is nfaiba in it's opposition TO the
great bane Of childhood Its to be hal a druggists See
the embarrassment ateus It'll another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
lppe0red In lhe I0II0Wing 0rder

The time OF Inc Edieard and others IS not given,
for the best Of reasons, which will here explain:
On the Phant0m's rounding the inner stake boat,
she struck her on the stern, threw her around and
towed her several yards but as soon as she got clear
She resumed her postion-when the Ienture came
up, and, instead Of rounding her, struck her amid.
ships ent her down. the stakeboat passing under her
bottom, and the man on board jumped on board the
FeRturc, leaving no stakeboat for tie others to sail
around Tins the race continued to the next stake.
boat when to every ne'sastonisbmcnt the PAant0nl
eapszed, her board striking in shoal water; but to
her credit let it be known She was soon rghted con
tnQed the race, and made good time, as the sequel
will show. On the second round the boats came in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
Anniversary Events-sept. 8.

l855-Storming Of the Maakof and capture Of
Sebastopol by the Allied armies.
1854-Great storm at Charleston.
l847-Battle Of Moline del Ley, in Mexico. Among
the Americans killed was the famous Vermont sharp
shooter, Martin Scott of whom it was said that he
could stand off with his rifle, and with the bullet
drive nail into board
l804-Great storm ut Savannah
l79s- Battle-of Stantz, in Switzerland. The hardy
mouhtaineers opposed the French artillery and mus
kerry with spears, clubs and stones but being
forced to retire, their beautiful valley was laid waste
by fire, and themselves and their women and children
Unfortunately mastered. Same day, appeared
the first number of the BaYarian Journal, IRsemeine
Zeaung.
1794-Battle Of Breseia the Poles defeated by
the Russians under Suwarrow, with the loss of 5000
men aud all their artillery.
l782-The famous cannoDade with redhot balls
from Gibraltar, upon the Spanish fotlla.
I7sl-Battle Of Eutaw Springs, in which 1000
British under Col Stewart were defeated by 1910
Americans under Gen. Greene-the battle which
finished the war in South Carolina.
determination Of the Indian village Of Kit
tanning, Pennsylvania, by the coloniss under Colonel
Armstrong,
1755-Battle Of Lake George, in which the British.
under Colonel johnson routed the French and Ii,
dams under Baron Dieskau. An Indian chief, King
Hendrix, was killed in the battle and the Baron
taken prisoner.
l727-A barn at Burwer England caught Gle
whlsta pappet show was going on inside and Of
the 100 people who were present only escaped
alive.
I7O5-Appariti0n of Mrs. Veal appeared to Mrs
Bargrage at Canterbury, England, and told her that
the very best book on the subject of death was
Drelineourt on Death, book then on sale. Though
evidently booksellers trick, the story was extern
sively credited at the time.
1GGt-Colony of New York surrendered to the
British.
1G56-Death Of Joseph Hall, the first of the pro,
fessed English satirists he was Bishop of Norwich,
and by his great wit and learning acquired the title
Of the Christian Seneca.
1644-Death of Francis Quarles, an English poet
of great celebrity in his time.
le35-Haryard College founded at Cambridge,
Massachusetts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
LiEije's Patent

WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
-4Sn-
BANK LOCKS.
j. G. NEWCOMB, agent,
Icl7 2pf No % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

Worcestershire sauce See advertisement John Dun
eau Sons aul6 2plRwty
Rg~The stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and if does the work feeby and
perfectly liver and other vexous diseases
suit AS soon therefore, Affections of this kind per
ceived rest assured that the digestive organs
Of order The first and only thing be done is 10 administer
specific which will act directly the somachte main
spring Of the animal machinery For this purpose
identy recommend pr. Hosteers celebrated Stomach
Acting as an Alternative and tonic strengthens d.
geson changes tie condition Of the blood thereby
regularity the bowels For sale BY druggists dealers
generally, everywhere sec 2p6t<W
Ra~ Derargcments of the Liver and stoIn-
ach should at be attended to- Hoofand's German Bit
tiers, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson Philadelphia Pa, will
all diseases arising from dsordered liver or stomach
Principal Office AIS Arch street Philadelphia Sold by
druggists or sorekeepers in village in the
United States Gauadas West Indies and South America IS
cents per bottle.
See that you get Hoohand's German Btters
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL by j WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos. q md ISL Charities street sell 2p1mkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

PRINCIPAL WANTED FOR THE FIRsr DrsrR1er
GIRLs Hen soHooI.-Afr. Rogers, Superintendent
Of the First District Schools, adgertises for Prfn
cipal to take charge of the Girls High School.
Written applications will be received up to the ga
inst. See the advertisement in another part Of our
paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Association. L The
Treasurer Of this society ggesznotice that all bills
against the Relief Committee for yellow fever ser.
vices, must be presented at the Bible House on Wed.
nesdays, from 10 to- o'clock See the TFeasarers
advertised notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

THE ComEr IN sEPTEaBER.-AGr William G. Bond
director of the Observatory of Harvard College, pub
fishes in the Boston Traveller the following commu-
nieaton respecting this comet the temperance Of
which in the latter pnlt OF September, after its con.
junction with the sun will be carefully observed 1t
seems probable that at its reappearance it will be
more conspicuous Object than whilst approaching
its perheliOn:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
ESeH1GCaE.
Henry Eeifh,

NJ, In CAMP STREET,
PORTRAIT ana PGGTuRE FIR JAMES nude ia order. OIL
FRAMES RE-GuT, AID KINDS PLAIN aud ORNA
MENTAL GLIDING done IN 'le lgst style myl5 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
TY,e Southern. oil Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE GENs for
the sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
furnish
Machinery OH
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
lubticatins purposes
Paint OIL.
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
UoLORS except white or extreme light shades
-Also-
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil fully Guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent of the Company.
Tor sale by the resident agent the works in Mobile and By
G. c. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents of the Company,
sec 22tf&W z Camp street, N. 0.
.VesU Publications,
A I A U I 0 RS PRICES.
RATIONAL GUIDE TO sPELIING-lOcens
NEW NATIONAL SONG-Ioce cents
NATIONAL SCHOOL HYMNS cents.
For sale at ...
Up No. @ CANAL STREET.
Fan Goods
JOHN TODD,
SUCCESSOR TO d, P. SEAMAN &Co..)
Nos IL and IA Chartres street,
Will open on MONDAY, complete assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
Comprising ALL THE NEW DESIGNS OF THE SEASON.
III
CAsHNERES
MUSLIN DE LANES,
CuALLIES,
....- PUPELTNES,
FRENCH CALICOEs
Also
MANTTLLAS,
EMBROIDERIEs AND LACEs,
RIBBONS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
And
A complete assortment of
SILK AND STRAW BONNETs
All OF which will be offered low for cash. se6 2p3t
Southern Furniture SRogseroones
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos Ill and l78 Canal street, Nero Orleans,
Has asrecolved from the mannfectory beaufuIgtook
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in Ad
dition to hishltberto largestoc Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ..
omprislug EVERYTHING IL his line of business Parties
wishing anything htslne will find to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
sec 2p6tkltW III and l73 Canal atrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
Bv'au E's:pers VrnaH Ioopers

" NtSb 4 tEESGR' : ~ GtSb A uFRtk%s
B4UMBACH 4 EYERS,
z0LEsALE AM RETA IL DEALERsIN
rfrencl and American Paper Hangtngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS OAKS AND
MARBLES in every variety,
No. u EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post Office.
Particular attention paid to all work their line. aDIy
.YeaO si'0utag Saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past wety years has been the head o.
the procession in tis city would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he has opened Establishment
No. Ii Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post Office,
Which, he assures them, will in way worthy thei,
patronage From his long experience this city, aers
himself that he thoroughly understands tie requirements OF
the public and will his eneavors to meet the approbs
ton Of all who favor him with their As he has made
arrangements with number very hest BARRIERS in the
Southwest customers that they will be at
at all hours.
N. B. OINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
MO 2ptt Opposite the Post.Ofice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865.
ag Mr.. Eugene F. German has our thanks for late
papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

R8- Look out for limitations of Lea Il PER-
rims Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
eau Sons Uu6 2plrRwty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
Talk on Change.

Thera was some talk pone on Yesterday Some
thing as aid abont tle weather lie fever. Ana III.
top. Al for lie weather II Il somewhat sbowerv.
and narakes Of the season a ii has before often and
often at this season. Regarding the fever Il holds
ITS own 1T vet nor are We disappointed in It's course
and we can inform our readers that III the wear 1919
the fever commenced in the middle Of the month 81
July, and did not cease till the first week in Noyem
ber though there we're quarantine laws In operation
or cotton. the receipts were light Yesterday, ana
some disappointment is expressed at the sparseness
ofthe proper qualities in market to meet the orders
at hand. There win, however, be good supply ere
long. Some difficulty has arisen at yicksburr re-
garding the rate of freight on cotton from that port
htther. The merchants ana shippers at that place
have combined and resolved not to pay over 623
cents per bale freight The price last year, aud the
year previous, was one dollar per bale Ifany boat
can afford to bring cotton at the rate Of five bits per
bale, Of the size bales are now made and make ex-
penses, the captain aud owners can send for our hat
While we are abiding to steamboats, and rates Of
freight the great mud bank in front Of the landing
looms up before u.s. Now really do not think this
accumulation Of batture is any great Shakes for
the same thing has occurred dozen times within the
ISpt fart nors ana +Ins f,r fin ,betoo hoe ham
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Leg0l Notice.

STATE OF IOWA.
SCOTT COUNTY,
In the District Court Of Scott County, October
Term, 1855:
william Poole W. James L. Hoffman, Eliza Hoff-
man. Samuel Hammi.
TO James l.. Hoffman, Eliza Hoffman, Samuel Hamme
OF said county.
XyOU are hereby notified that there Il nov on file
In the Office OF the clerk OF the District Court OF
said County pettionof William PCcle OF said coun.
~ setting forth that one twelfth day OF Ocofer 1907
James Hoffman and Eliza HcHnsn executed unto
he petitioner a mortgage conveying 10 him lot No
five (5) In block No eight t) IN Mack!ntoeh's second
addition TO the city Davenport 10 said county, that
said mortgage executed for the purpose OF secu
ring ons pFomissorv note OF came dste for SIX hum
dred and i've Collars due In six months from date
executed by said James l. Holman to petitioner and
that said mortgage was conditioned upon the pay
ment OF said NOTE that said mOrtgsg" WAS duly acb-
nowtedged aud recorded, hat the said note, which
TO fall due In Fix months to-w!t April twelfth
1858 has not been paid. but Is now due, owned and
head BY petitioner after sadexecation and reeo ding
OF sid mortgage the said james Hoffman ana Eli
Hoffman his wife mortgaged the said property TO
the said Samuel Hammi and the said Hsnlmii and the
said petitioner makes the said Hammil party defen.
dant this bill and he prays account 10 b. taken
10 asceri ain the amount due him upon ssid 10
which remains unpaid and that he have judem, q,
therefor with his interest and east suit agan
saii James l. Hoffman and that bis lien uDln said
premises lie established and 10 default OF pay m-nt
thereof by short day fixed by the court that said
premises may be decreed to be sold Cor much
thereof shall be requisite TO satisf the Judgement
with c,sts) and that what shall be sold the said
defendants and each of them Sh Il, be forever barred
and foreclosef from redeemng the same and for
era relief and unless you appear and answer said
petition or before the first Monday in October
1885, that being the Ist day Of the next te m Of the
District Court of Scott County, the petition will be
taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted
WILLIAM POOLE
JOSHUA D. PATTEN,
aur20itm Clerk OF Dist, let Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

TRUSTEES Sale.

VkToEBEAs On The irst day ~ January. A.
w 1871 James nerrite of CDht = ccoaey, ote6s
OF lows executed INTO 3eorge y b. VEL % Trustee,
oertsin deed Of rrus, CONVEYING 10 $50 u ,h'
lard In Clinton county, lows described - follows,
To vii: The sou,h pest Y 1erter of eectien uhiriy
lonr t1s, in fowrship iEhig cne Ca), oertA eas
two ~, also lot nine ~ In setsCn sixteen Is IN
township e.gh'y lsD north OF range 100 ~ east
icon, aiuing eight sni oee hsf acresl also too u
acres the on tbs let bank OF the wsps pnr'ieon
Ii.sr IN section eleven y wn.np ss. y o. a.
north west corner OF JJsish Youns.s iani. on said
ot thence south u the rlser thence run on psr.
alei with 50 line wide eDoush TO make two III
This deed u Trust 10 execut IN sccurty OF
the purchase money 81 the said prem Uses this ia,
.oid and conveyed TO said Merritt BY John zinsx ;
which SSH Convey was ma 10 BY he rAid Jsmef
uerrit tor TIE purpose of securing the payment o:
three certain promlssory nosss ann the interest,"
thereon signed by said smcs Merritt and dated the
hrst day Of January 4 1857, and payable - FOL
lowson 'or THOUSAND Goiais ayaelr on the FIRST
day "f January 1865. for eight hund ed louI.
teen 70 lbV paysbl the fist day OF January 1sh0
and one for seven hundred and ninety t.ven ana
81 100 ply able on the frs day OF January 1850
Aud the first OF said rorissory notes having
become due and payable, and The said James Aer-
nit having failed TO psy the sanie J. George Sche-
bel Trustee Aforesaid do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power ~hch 10 In
me vested by saii deed VI Trust, will, ON Tues
day, the nineteenth day o. October, A. u,
1915. at the hour Of O'Clock in tn afternoon Of
said day 1t the Couvt House door Ia the city Of Da
venport, expose and otter 70, sale. at public auction
the parcels OF land above described. much
thereof shall be sufficient T. satisfy and pay thu
amount Of SAID note with The interest thereon TO
the day Of sale, together With all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, Of this noiee and
Trostees fees. Upon tina couple ion Of such sale
DEED will BE- given 10 lrdarc@ with the stipulation
of said eed " Trust con.eyng . full and peri. Ct
tile 10 the tract Of land sold TO the purchaser.
Dsted the twent, seventh day Of September, 4, u,
1858.
GEORGE sOuRIpRI.
eep1S-dts Trastss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
LEGAL.
Ti.axsfee,s Sole.


VryHFRrAS on thx a day a Jdn-, p 1851,
w Charles @ Averili ami Aaigar~s .ef'ii. ms
wife sx.cutea unto Davio . 1yus ~ 1tusees. ces-
tain deed " Trust, conveying " aid TreAsse We
wit The north .vr.t quarter AID the west half Of
the ncrth al quarter md the vest hall Of the south
ives. quarter Of (, aet.onal Section number n also
the south hslf u the y nth wsss qsas'er q sssn
rtInher 81 ai~o the asf quarter Of the south
quarter OF ssetiou number n, and the east hall
Of the nrthesat quarter and The soIt west quarter
OF the hortb eaes guar e. OF section pumhef - also
the vest half or the uthwfet quarter ~ the sonth
east quart OF section mhrr ~; also the oilow-
lug Of he east halt OF the west ball VI the sOoh
eAst OF after Of - section number -, 10 VII Al
that psri thereof rot nvyes by Ie heretofore ex-
ecur by Charles ~ .verin 70 one ". Hssman ooo-
tanning forty acres; also the following pers OF the
south esst quarter OF sec Ion mbeI IS to Wit !:
Commenting sixty nine rc.s Acd nine feet west from
III north East Of said fonth east quarter 81
said seston thence running east twenty rods and
nine feet thence south sixteen rods, thcns- IN .
nor sseriy direction 70 the place u beginning
I'll Of said land herein before described being 10 town
ship lumber 50 moth Of range east Of the sth
which said conveyance made by the SAID hArles
Avesiil and Margaret Avcfiii for the purpose of
securing the payment Of four certain promi sorry
and the ut-rot theroon signed by eAid Charles
g Ave'l jointly with stephen Thompson, James
Speer, Dsni,l Fire, John Doty and John Cutoert-
son, dated the 81 day OF June, u 1857, and pAys-
bic as soIiovs; One for % ssa and %. ioO pssaule
June Ist, 1858 one oth-r for $250 payable June
-, 1855; other Tor 40 pasate June "a, ioSe,
and one o., hfr tor Sli27 and J-l00 payable Jule 4,
1883 with interest a. 10 per cent per annlm Alter
m,turity u said notes having been exec lied TO
A. W. Rratt, and said fret mentioned note having
been assigned 10 Peter Quackenbush Aad new Oil
Of said pren,issory notes having oseome due and
payable and tie said Charlis nAveil tandthe 9TH
CT makers the reoD having faeHto pay the same, l,
David True, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice that by virtue OF the power winch
is 10 ure vested BY ssd deed of Tsust will On Thurs
day the 7th day OF October. A 1865, At the hour
Of O'Clock IN the afternoon OF laid day, ~ The
Court House door In the ity Of Davenport, expose
and offer kr SALE at public auction, the parcels OF
land above described or much thereof - shall be
sufficient TO satisfy and pay the amount o. said notes,
with the Interest thereon t. the day Of sale, together
with al costs and expenses attending said sale casts
Of this notice sn3 Trustees fees Upon the compl 2.
ton such sale deed will be given In accordance
with the stipul2tlons Of said deed OF Trust.
Dated the 10th day Of September, ! ID 1855.
DAVID 3. TRUB,
~~r,O Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Legal Notice.
Richard Sheais

Richard sheais
vii am FerFday and
william Ferriday exc In the District Court OF
Of the last will Scott County, State OF
and testament OF He en- Iowa.
Ferriday, deceased,
Geo. Haw'y and Dam
lei S. IIawley
To William Ferriday, and william rerriday, exc
GU. or CT the j. st will and test smet Of Helen fefr.
day deceased and Geo. uawley and Daniel IIawley.
NOU are hereby notified that there Will be on or
II before the ninth day Of September 1858 on file
ia the ofce OF the Clerk Of the District Couit Of
Scott County petition c. aiming the foreclosure Of .
mortgage made by viii am Ferridsy and helen G..
Ferrday who u now DECEASED. 10 the said sess, on
the east hsf Of lot two 9] In block sixty two
(G2l in the city Of Davenport; also that part Of lot
no three [3 In beck kx ty two 1921 beginning at the
south west II said lot three running thence
north one hundred and hry 1851 fe' TO IN alley,
thence east [iGl feet thence south one hundred and
ffty 1851 fet to the north side Of Front street.
thence west sixteen i6l feet, e the place Of begin
ming ali said property being In the c. unity OF scott,
VIII On said mort age is dated August 81 1856 and
re cord ID in OFT County Records in book Of mort
cages page 521, and that unless yon appear and an.
thereto at the next term OF the District Court
Scott county 10 be held on the first Monday % &c
toher 1885, judgement vii % RI der, q against you
thereon RICHARD STEALS, Paintin
BY Plumev and vsnIIosen his Attrueys.
On the sixth day OF September 1858, the Coun-
ty Judge OF Scott uni order ed the for going orig
nal notice in the action f,r the foreclosure Of The
mortgage therein described wherein Rtct ard Shoals
is plaintiff and william Terribly in his individual
and representative characters and Geo. and Daniel
s. Hawley are defendants, to be published 10 the
Daily iowa State Democrat In each week ior four
consecutive weeks beginning on the seventh day Of
September A . 1858, the said State Democrat being
the newspaper most likely TO give notice to said de-
PENDANT Ferri1ey.
September It5S. sep1-dlaW4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

For St, Peal and the North-West-via Janesvie
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prai-
RE du Chen In 10 hOurS without change Of cars.
Fare - low ~ by any other route.
nN and altar Monday, August q, 1857, Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinzie streets daily SUNDAYS exceptet) for BeIot
Jsnesviile Madison Prairie du Chicn and points In
Western wisconsin Northern Iowa and Minnesota
and st Paul.
1000 A. N. Kxpress, Freight and IMMIGRANT
Train,
300 A. NJ. Day Kxpress, stopping only for wood
an water, making oil connections
arrives at Beloit 230 p M GAINESVILLE
2 80 NJ Msison ~ and Prairie
du CHEN ut 9:16 n connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse Winona
Wabsshaw Redwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson Saltwater and ali points to st
Paul and st anthony.
500 II. M. Night Express arrives at Jsnesville
Has NJ, Madison 30 A M; Prairie
du Chen I A NJ; connecting with stea-
mers for 81 Paul and all points on tho
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make beOit C INJECTIONS.
~ Travellers rave 20 miles acd 10 houra time by
taking this route.
Kxpre g. Freight and Rmigraat Trains leave Chca-
80 NJ 3: 30 NJ daily.
Through Tickets to oil tho above points for sale at
spaildng's General Ticket once. corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, N b Erie Office ~ DeAr boz
| street; ut fittsburgh n wayne Chicago office
30 Dearborn street at Michigan Southern Ticket or
ice under fremont House; and 1t the CHICAGO Sta
ton corner Water and Kinzie street,, West side.
o r. JOHNSON,
superinte ndent.
Go. l. DUNLAP, Asst Supt. Jan16N