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, 1859-07-30

Ux1ygns17r or CHICAGO CHCEcu-Aip ron
STUDENTS FOE tn = zA1s.s1n1.-Subsequent 10 the
adjournment Of the University Board on Friday
last, meeting Of Baptist brethren was l4eIl to
consider the subject Of making some provision
al arrangement for hiding INDECENT young men.
approved OF the Churches, in pursuing course
OF instruction in the University Of Chica Q.
Rev. G, ". pcndleson was called to the Chair,
and Rev. W1n. II. Haigh appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Rev. 4. J. 1os'ynit was
R+xolstd, That Provisional Committee be ap-
pointed 10 taLe charge Of the education Of young
men approved Of the Churches, who may wish
10 pursue their literary studies in connection
with the University 70 Chicago
The committee appointed were as follows !:
4, J. Joslyn, Chairman, S. ". Lynd, D. D., n.
y. Miller, G. Il. Roe, ". ". Evests, D. D., ].
a. S1aitl, J. II. iazen, Dcnj. Thomas, and II.
J. Eddy.
This committee held their tjrst meeting in the
evening, at the office Of the C1rittian Tfmts.
II WIS voted to appoint Kev. ]. Il. 0fcott the
agent Of the committee for the collection Of
funds; also that each applicant for aid shall be
expected to comply with the following condi-
tions tha: he shall furnish certificate from
the church to which he belongs, commencing
him on the ground Of his qualifications, cali to
tue ministry, and dependence On aid, and addi-
tiouai recommendation frou, ut least two Lap
tist ministers Of good standing in the State;
and sha1l be examined beforc the Committee on
his Christian experience, call 10 the Ministry,
and views Of Christian Truth.
, 1859-07-30

WHEELER i N1tsox's SKw1xo MAcu1SEs.- we
prefer them for family u-e.-N !. Tribune.
They arc the favoritcs for fa1nifies.-N. +.
1tnses.
They are without Eral-Seitat;6e -tn<-i-
cav.
They maintain the pre- cminence.-N F. Er-
prest.
For z<nsnsing, filling, tueka9 and gathering
no statement is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the intest Improvements, originated By the
best talent in the Union, arc insolvcd in this
machine. GEonoe X. Ch1r1ExpES, Gent Agt.,
is11-1mo Lei and 1G9 Lake street.
, 1859-07-30

BasZ DAGI--Thc Columbia Dasc Ball Club
will play match game, married against single,
on their grounds opposite the Gifkes House, cor
uer Canat and Mitchell streets, next Monday
afternoon, ut 1 o'clock. -
, 1859-07-30

- We were glad to learn yesterday that
should no unfayorable change intervene, the
little son Of Newton Chaplin recently run over
by a State street horse CIT, will recover, aud
that without The loss of his injured limbs.
, 1859-07-30
Hcntucky PoIltlcs---A Probable Can.
nrd

KcntWcky F6IEt1tH'sA EF0"OE0 o'3.@
Ard.
We find tie following special dispatch in tue
c;nci,uati Commercial Of yesterday:
LoEssv1lLz, July =.
Eos Cox,; Cassius II. Clay takes the stump
far LIFT. for Governor. ClaE let Lexington
this morning Tor Newport, where he SPEAK, IT,
morrow, tFriduy.)
This j, most likely On clectionecring canard,
started Oh the ere of the election, to make votcs
far Muyofiu,
, 1859-07-30

Mrs1c.-Ouz Musical Friend, No. IS, contains
a new song By Bale, one Of Deethoren's SYM
phouies, and the t' Little Magician" apolka, bF
i. Leduc- PRICE ten cents. May be had Of
14ryntfr i IN 81 dearborn street,
, 1859-07-30

prasoxA1~-Hon. Fitz Henry Warren, Dur
1iuston, Iowa; Hon. J. o. Wilkinson, Rock
Island; Hou. J. Il. Kirkpatrick, Dublin, Ire
land; Hon. r. Il. Smith, Wisconsin; J. Hen.
dcrson, Esq, Scotland; r. Clarke, Esq, Scot
land, and 1ro ]. Houston. Fort Wayne II. R.,
are guests at the Briggs House.
, 1859-07-30

OacnefS If OfHhi&as Llnm:
VIZ The underaIEned citizens Of CheaEo Do respectfully
rsseefuy represent that whI1e xe vane the City Railway
=. ness pubue eoaren1enee. ralned BY the
naae Of the Sabbath, By many of cur fellow ctne.
to The disturbance Of worshn and ot the pe4 Of The
eorunz and to the soss tiolsion Vt the day ve hold
s,crrd We do therefore request t1s you w
vour c..s OF opnb1ess upoa The sabbath; and
feel tAst our duty discharged until al suitable e1aA
maae to seen this end.
The spccker continued By saying that the cir
icu1stion and prestation Of such petition seemed
10 hm tie proper incipient stepi il ~.s simply
courteous and xentleuanly, and looked ~ If the
nrtitioners had 4 confidence in the rightmind-
rduess and principle Of the Railway Managers.
| lie was ready, should this fail, to see What aid
| the statutes We now hnge may give to protect
tho Sabbath from this deseclatlon, and ii We
hare no statutes, to 60 to work 1t public opin-
ion to secure the passage Of such, possible;
that il was true that the resolution vas not Ia
bled at the former meeting By 4 majority in
fayor of the cars Funning on Sunday, but there
| werc different views He thought that Sunday
cans were IN evil, that they could not BE- other,
| wise. 49,.
He though all the various views would harmon
ixe on this. He WAS aware It did not assert
the question Of conscience. 1t WAS intended i:
ground that Ill could unite On, thus far at less
there was agreement
Rcr. NJ. Wight favored the petition. 1t n
sun,es thas the Railway .propficsors are me,
and gentlemen. lie had htd Assurances, b
knew not how correctly, reporting the express
cd views Of u 1east one of these gentlemen
which indicated willingness to stop their Sun
dsy cars il the citizens should ask il On shes
grounds. Al least with this a IN incipieu
measure they can neyer charge u With uufaiz
nesa lie did not beliere re should seek zresl
| ~ hAr hA 14th Zrif Nn ITn-
, 1859-07-30

r. The regular monthly meeting Of the La-
dies Home Mission will be held on Sabbath
afternoon Ut r. H., in the Clark Street H. E.
Church. There will be reading Of the Mission
nry's report, addresses, ctc- -
, 1859-07-30
THE CITY. j..

~ Four new horse cars for the North Clark
street railroad arc in the citr.
, 1859-07-30

Ep.ronAL RE71RExxxT.-We sec BY The Rock
Island R<gist<r Of Thursday, that c. ". Waite,
Esq, has retired from editorial connection
with that journal, with the intention Of making
tfip to Europe.
, 1859-07-30
Nem Embellishments.

~ {. Il. ScRfVEs. AdeeFstdae A9a, 81 nsa15zxass
eaaorad % ssstes A.tssti.a~xa4 jsr s&h Ad ~ IL
LnAtssg FaPsFs 9 ~ Worth Ks< tai-hs9+y
, 1859-07-30
LOCAL.. MATTERS.

Go to John Jones / Co., 119 Dearborn
at&CCA4 3a0 , l--
paired. They will be well done and 1t prices 10
x%,;t t1,a fitnnS
, 1859-07-30
]. a. REED J. GO,
Toilet Goods and Perfumerv

TO BAKERS.-A tine Store and
l. nale Shop, with an M. t'raetsr Machine I'D
~ ths' eunto heSakta3 knd saaa,nx o'ter. Al
Eeoa,~ay eetuea Fox md Naln sssFet+ anfu !, Il
k.od qpeanE offer. - there 4 hot tiake5 In Tie
city. and Il caaAlt supply The ders-n14. AttFrA
1y13 INK AUSTIN MANN. Au1xa H. .
, 1859-07-30

I No. Il State street will be easily dis
tiuyuisbed BY the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
TeM Kettle. iSIG-ow
, 1859-07-30

= Sheriff Gruy offers reward Of sa5 for
the recapturc Of the burglar, Thomas, who re.
Gently broke jail in this cisy.
, 1859-07-30

ftOR SALE-1owa Lands, or will
L exchange fs koods AZ city property. App1yto
81 T. fEkkf, Attorney
fYen4E-t1 NJ 1S- R,,,fnf,E .%r..%
, 1859-07-30

M,x1s.Rr At Lnacx.-1 want places in or near
the citv for fine German girl and three boys,
all about fourteen years OF age.
Homes in the country where they may b.
adop.ed. for 4 number Of fine American md
other children, boys and girls, about eight
years Of age.
Also souac work 1t washing and cleaning
or houses, for number Of most deserving poor
xoomep in the city ANXIOUS to help support
their families. Aud plain and flno sewing for a
number Of other women ind young girls Ap"
nlv to the Ministry at Larst, Office rear Of The
rnitnrisn church.
, 1859-07-30

0PEfeATIC VIOLIN INSTRUC-
~ Tl0N EoOK:-conta3nias tho.nnkh Instructions.
at l3sX- raty Of 0perztle and other Au1c uY H. A t.
AsJ. f1lee q. Puh1Ahed hv
OLIVER DIIsoy / CO,
iJ31 d904lt Il1soa
, 1859-07-30

NATIONAL FAIR.-Parties in
tsn.ltax to c6sE Fpeehl FEetniu.na to ohJet. o<
Interest 1t ths coming Fair viii eoafer slF BY e0aEu
Rteattnx the ame laa undefdEued 1t th& IT snoat
Hpt.se this pgae1the Premium LII ks4s
Ia uras4 s1eItately and Il u hiIhty iuppas4 tAt tho
Ibe1z % Of n4isAiaAis Nd .sociaooa h s4vvtisa
the1ef7.: HORACE APRON.
U4S*t t4o 81DesAtRaA4p4.
, 1859-07-30
GfneraI N0t1ef8.

pOI MI$SING-$lo REWARD.
- -'eor.e Washington Poroek. aked &evsa yssrA has
b nsuk from ha bnGs Stats ef Nonser
tnes s4arsay. +tst ia.s Any 'nf1rsnat snncssaex
hiu hs ~tasAbnts viii NJ shah xluiy sfvs1 By A1H
t..her. tevIs ]. ro,oek, wa.bi.ktoa MArAs 40 =
"Ah!nkton AMst and for his return The above Tew1a
vii Be tA.d. Ths boy Il zna. nueh buInt Ao
II the Ds of lravnx pair Of l4sa tsrtd
IA1ts. md sreY sumA q lzekE4. jE&$-
, 1859-07-30

NOTICE TO MILERS +We
~ III SEN or Rses upoo accommodates suns The ane
nex pske 3sAn S1nAf4ex M kn.wn = VALLEY
scaneefd xpk Aze Heated IN t5e. allev. et1 .sa
AhovH d enport. low. eu tho 4aelApp1 R,soe 1hts
pes rnnln< oEles ~lsn ea1eisv mae 80 h.Fs x
tour p-fday Thrts b N aosneant s4pp}y Il .hAs II
tas tEaH u ne!xhpQthoQd.
U9sV+l1k8 NIICHELL EAALA-
, 1859-07-30

ITO. LADIES READY MADE
l. UNDKR LINEN n x7ssety sedn1d nreess Esca
paaln Ch&n1aeA SC F1os Pure 4nsn k1esescsseo AI.
ufl ENBROlpERtEs y about -, e.tk thA aAe. psEa
1A*kaes Akes sa1 Has., E.;9a fandoa snd Vs1 Y1st
$sEAlS7 A69" "Asa~'s -
, 1859-07-30
J. Fl. REED & CO..
Toilet Goods and Perfanery,

.ENY< WEIGHS EASTERN
Carriage Repoiory, 81 and "a FrantHa
AiZ-S ~ ssse
 lbe Eetn lakn and Handoll H.
ChIclxo, W. ketps constantly on hand
kood assortment OF and second hind Carriages Of al
sr3ks. Carnskes 1ofed, oF sold en- connmlsion
iJetlv-3 F. W. WEIGH.
, 1859-07-30

:F0r @llE.
NUMBER 25.

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots on
l. Michigan avenue, wsst Randolph a,eet Tas1ukr
street. wet Jackson ss1ee pes Plalns Erect, and He<
TO kkSr.-liauses On Watasa ayenue and Wet R.n-
dolph Are+t. Terms ve1y favorable. Apply to 3. +.
QulABY 4 CO. NJ. Walkers BuIlIak, 81 Dearborn
8tTeet-
, 1859-07-30
GGant&1.

WANTED-Agents to sell 4 use
w fu! and vAuah1e article An set3vs nth =
espH.1 Of FIVE DOLLAkS." can Be- consul 81 II II
C3a1k .ree, Room No. upAai1s EaE<.t secured asA-
hesst1
WANTED-By gentleman and
w wife. to .ens tos one 1eas. : metlum A.ed fus.
ntahed heuAe Nthla ten minutes wax Of tbs fost e.
south DvIs.ou psefesFed- ~U BE- ve5 for
s4stssc4rry Esfesenets xeasanIee Address lawes
4@44 foak Oa9 tveAaa
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

II AaO DRY HIDES WANTED, fsr which
ilsJllU the highest cash price viii be paid. at
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Hides. Sc.

DRY HIDES, Fnrss Buffalo Robes, Tallow. DC.
IL fakensiH exchange farEGoodsg at the highest
market price. BesSsa HORNSBY d flick.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

D1oKLED PoRKzAND WHITE FISH
L Fer sale shsspby EoREsBY : FIOz.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

For one year, Ga adpanee,J - oe
si@ lnohlns, -5@---1 - UD
advertisements are respectfully solicited from
me states and Territories The BoRDER STAR has
q large and Increasing subssription l;st -ar,d Il
the paper 70 advertise In -.
u All distant advertisements noticed in e6iito-
risl columns, and the paper sent gratmteusly du-
ring continuance OF advertisements. Address let
ters to 'tBordsr STAR Westport, No n79ff
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
BL ACK ITH1N NG.

OOA
"AVING established themselve9in the above
L 4 business at Emporia, would announce to the
people of the surrounding country that they arc
fully prepared to do all manner of work in their
line of business, in the best manner. They fatter
themselves that with their long experience at the
business they viii be able to give the fullest salts
faction to all who may favor them with their pat
ronage. Prices reasonable
Emporia, AUGUST !, 165SAf ----
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
STOVES, TINW ARE,
Fl Hardw are e c.
J. W. THOMPSON.

MAIN STREET, WESTPORT, MO.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
11that ne has purchased the store and stock
formerly kept by Mr. James Little, and intends
Is carrying on the Tin and Sheet Iron, Copper and
Stove business in all its branches Having the
; best tyorkmen employed, he is confident of giving
:. Satisfaction to persons IN want of Tin Ware. He
has now on hand good stock of
s5s E3LALNsANDs sJAPANNED TINWARE,
which he is prepared to furnish to Country Mer-
chants by wheaszsis at reasonable rates; also +
gaEToItffssk faf fna I lHseatiss stoEes,
s hi se of sto{es etc
Ae has opened large assortment of House-keep-
ing goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. Rifles, and
Colts Pistols. Below he enumerases few of the
leading articles: -
!shnoUsE REEPTNG AsTFcLEs.
Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots.
Britannia Ware in sets, and pieces
Castors, Ladies' and Goblets.
lea and Table Spoons. : -
Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Forks.
rzf lea Trays and Knife Boxes.
Shoe. Serubbing. Fly and Hearth Brushes.
high and Low Brittania Candle Sticks.
eifoa lAdless Spoons, Dippers etc. 2 y
Iea Kettles, Sauce Pans, and Toasters.
Brsss and Enameled Preserving Kettles.
sss1a Coffee Mills Sugar Boxes and Cannisters.
l1sSa Cedar Buckets, Cans, Tubs and Washboards
Coca DPpers, Aats, Churns, ete.z s..- -s
.vel ,ses-z.ss i7.s HARDWARE. eaiH
Knives and Forks. Carving and Butcher
Axes, Hatchets, Hammers -
Shovels, Spades, Forks and Pieksg
Augers Chisels, Files and Rasps.
Saws, Planes, Rules and Compasses.
Locks, Cut Tacks and Hinges.
s ssssE &C. sssses ess ssiss r. saaals ssa as'f'
Scales and Weights, Shoyels and Tongs.
Las Hassel ssSE s9 ss5l ,1l...,s. =
Fine Rifles and Colts Pistols. =
Gun. 0APes dHEass kslut sad Bullet Pouches. =
Spiders, Pots, Skilets and Fry Pans -
sreasEsAny artsSiesnos IaentieRed, which
were bought hxm Hanufaeturers and first hands
In New York and Philadelphia and can be sold
low j. W THOMPSON. s.
" 0ders fasn the COuhtrs thankfully received
and promptly attended to. = -. deell-2m
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
G cARA . sHO U Sc.

CeTneE AaRaes0ta -Acenae and Third Street,
ssss.sssSeL s.'ss. 1oi sDoTr CITY, RSz4s
3. p. p.MACDONALD. :: -: Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE, is situated near the Leyee, and
Irua It's b ko1ies de sttaineEs can be seen
as6sS beshEif1I We Z Isl ptesented that can be
found In Kanzas. The rooms are large and airy,
- 4615e "A sESts appointments, is desira-
BE home for the traEsier. FeEi7s reesoHzsle.
Gpfl5-h
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

T he b order ST ar.
~ FORMERLY @@STAR OF EMPIRE"
a Paper for Western Missouri & Kansas.
Published at IVsSport, No, near the Kansas Border
BY H. N. M,CARTY, Late OF Kentucky.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
,E-.,-.5-i. KANSAS CITY ~
WESTERN METROPOLITAN"

" q d d N = NJ
An Anti-LecOmpfon Paper,
Published Weekly, at Kansas City Missouri
CONTAINS fun Commercial and Monetary
~ Reports, together with all the latest news of
Importance throughout the entire country, making
it desirable Journal for both the counting house
of the Merchant, and the fire side of every family
ERIN s:
Single copysbEle year. fTAS 81 90
Five copies, one year, to the same office, g 90
Ten copies, on year, to the same office, y 15 90
Fifteen copies, enc year, to the Office lS IS
Twenty copies, one year. to the office, 20 90
= a. An extra eepyiwill be given to the getter up
of elabs of fifteen aud twenty =
FG5eNop paper viii, be seHt 70 subscribers unless
paid for IN advance.
Subscriptions received at the Office of TIE KAN
sAs News Persons remitting to the publishers
viii please address
as BATES Is gibson; 8
nov27 = = = 2 @<z- Kansas City, No.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Medical Notice.

HR9 g. IA. CUTTERS having permanently
- located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessionaI services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DIR. @. is a graduate of
the University of New York, a member of the
N. Y Medical Society, and a graduate of the n.
Y City Eye and Ear Infrrnary; having had seve-
raj wears experience in the largest Hospitals in
the q. s., he fatters himself that he give sat
isfaetion in all cases which may be entrusted to
his care "s esfi q - 714E 1aT sep11-tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
WESTERN JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
Daily, Tri-WeekIy and WeekIy

Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
TNHIS journal is one of the oldest newspapers
i in the far West, and is devoted to the COM
mercial and agricultural development of
IL s.,f.= SOUTHERN KANSAS,
South West Missouri and the country contiguous.
Kansas City is the great depot for the trade of
the rich country south and south west, and as her
markets control the prices of the interior it is in
dispensable that business men should have full
and reliable market report.
The Journal of Commerce furnishes daily and
weekly reports of the Kansas City markets, Stock
Sales, prices of lumber, Cattle Horses, Mules,
Wagons, elc. = = 80 Ia - p
The Telegraph now nearly completed, connect
ing Us with the East, win enable US to anticipate
the mails from Jour to sir days
TERMS:
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Tri-Weekly % zs.r.r-a 4 90
Weekly, 80 2 90
Clubs of ten, IL so
Clubs of twenty. y.- 30 90
Subscriptions may be left at the office of The
Kansas NEws, or addressed to
! - VAN HORN 4 ABEL,
noy27 Kansas City, Mo.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-22
Bern Cipher and lie Zero
The following is an extract from recent
sermon by Henry Ward Beech

1Hc ioiiOWliiS Is al cAtTucI from u Iectnt
sermon by Henry Ward Beech
err:
lisa hard case to be born cipher, and die
zero but as things go now that's the case
with great number If they are born so
they must die SO there's no help for them.
Nine -tenths OF the governments of The world
are unmixed with evil, and the other tenth
is mixed good and evil, but evil prcdomi-
mates. On some OF its sides our national gov
eminent is the best of the time on others
the worst Political life is bad very bad.
There are some good individuals, suppose
to be found in every place. Lot you know
was found in Sodum-but think the angel
would be 40 puzzled to find ten honest men in
Washington as he was in that old city
This state OF things doesn't seem promising
truly; but yet it is true, the time will come,
when Christianity will be applied to politics.
The statesman smiles when say this to him,
and advises me to attend to my own business,
preach the gospel and let politics alone
Nay, but this is my business, for it is my
business to preach the devil out Of the world
and, if you want to find the devil 90 among
statesmen, or these that are called SO politi-
clans Yes, | repeat it, the time is coming
when the governments shall be thoroughly
Christian, when all men shall enjoy tue
equal rights and privileges. Understand me-
The time will never COME hope not
when every man will be made just equal to
every other man in every respect-just as
rich, just as learned, just as tall, as his neigh
bors-but he will enjoy equal opportunities
and advantages with other things for gain
ing learning wealth and other things. Chris.
tianity is no arbitrary leyeler. The perfect
wheat or clover is not just as high as the
perfect oak or cedar. The grand idea Of
Christianity is, that the chiefest is the SER
want OF all. Superiority serves inferiority;
just as in the family, the little weak, pulp
Drained babe, with its, at present, useless
arms, sprouting out on each side like vegeta,
bles, is the master,and the great fine Drained,
strong made. well developed, cunning fin
gered father and mother are his servants !;
they work for and tend him, they come quick
ly at his feeble call as though it were a
trumpet'S sound
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-22

And nov, good creature, day is actually
dawning You must seek respose. And
l must call the narron n and return home.
l will send oirs. Londiment over with
food, wine, medicine, clothing, and every
comfort that your condition requires, =
said Old Hurricane, rising, and calling in
the clergyman, with whom he soon after
left the hut for home. Il
They reached Hurricane Hall in time
for an early breakfast, which the astonish-
ed housekeeper had prepared, and for
which their rights adventures had GER
tain!y given them good appetite.
Major Warfeld kept his word, and as
soon as breakfast was over be dispatched
Mrs. Condiment with carriage filled pro-
visions for the sick woman. But they
we're not needed. In couple Of hours
the housekeeper returned with the intelll-
gence that the old nurse dead. The false
strength of mental excitement that had
enabled her to tell SO long and dreadful
tale, had been the last Haring up of the
fame of life that almost immediently went
out.
/ am not sorry upon the whole for now
shall have the game in my own Aand !.
muttered Old Hurricane to himselt-"Ah
Gabrielle lie Noir. better you had cast
yourself down from the highest rock OF
this range and been dashed to pieces be-
low, than have thus fallen into my power.
So far we have followed the lovely he
roine and her friends but the foregoing
is all that we can publish in our columns.
The remainder Of the narrative can only
be found in the New York Ledger, the
great family paper, which can be obtained
at all the periodical stores where papers
are sold. Remember to ask for the Led.
ger, dated February II, and in it you will
get the continuation of the narrative from
where it leaves off here. If there are nc
bookstores or news offices convenient te
where you reside, the publisher of the
Ledger will send you a copy by mail il
you will send him five cents in a letter.
Address Robert Bonner, Ledger Office, A
Ann street, New York. This story grow:
more and more interesting as it pro
crosses.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-22
1868 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858
ii % E 80 - c.

Via Vi [ Ii. sAsi Sekifr:;t and ssr.as Ness-
era canada Esasiisvay3
ssNRAIhS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
J. foot of Lake street, Chica-o.
6:io h.-NeS York Express daily ,iSundays except.
ed arrive at Detroit $50 p m; Niagara Fails or Buff
falo, $3.50 a. m. Albany 45o p. m; New 70 X 49,
p. Philadelphia, via Elira, 1l:1o .. ~.
6:45 A. M.-cincnnat Express, Sundays excepted,
arrives at Cincinnati at {. 80 D. m.
1:4U A. M.-i'etroit Accommodation, daily ,Sundays
excepted, arrives at Detroit at 1u:35 .. m
500 Z. M.-New York and Boston Express exeept Sa-
t"rdayD arrives at Detroit .:25 M; Niagara Fails
or buhalo goo p. m; Albany 1000 n. Ne,. York.
1883 p. IN !. Boston, li:35 p. m.
500 VI -Cincnnati and Louisville Express texcept
Saturday,, arrives at Cincinnati l3U a. M: Louisville
at 400 p.
only ole ,fain on Sunday at See .. m.
All trains connect at Paris with the Buffalo and Lake
Huron Halfway, for Buffalo and all points east; at Tor
onto With GraAd Trunk Railway, to Kingston Ogdens.
burg Montreal, Quebec, and all points In Canada East
Northern Vermoht, New Hampshire and Maine
- Baggage chyct ed through.
Through tickets Tor sale at the principal Railroad
oihfes IN the West and at the general Office corner
LAKE aud Dearborn streets, opposite tie fremont
House. Chicago, and at the Depot foot Of Lake street
r. N. RICE, Superintendent.
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