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Republican Meaiing

In pursuance Of previous notice, the Re.
puolicans of Cass Township met at Chilli.
Gothic on the 2lst inst, for the purpose O.
organizing Republican Club The meet.
ing was temporarily organized by calling d.
Henshaw to the Chair, and appointing Wm.
a. Nye, Secretary. A short address was
then delivered by DR.. Olney, after which a
permanent organization was effected by ele. t.
Ing ID. uenshaw, President, VIM. A. Nyc,
Vice President, and A. c. Olney, Secretary
The committee on resolutions then pre-.
scented the following, which were adopted:
L'es0toea, That we deem it the duty of the
R'publcans Of Cass Township to organic
f'r the purpose of carrying out the plinci.
PIES OF the republican Platform, adopted by
the Republican National Convention at Chi
cage, May 18th, 1860.
Resoloed, That this association shall be
called the Republican Club of Cass Town.
ship.
Resotred, That any legal voter may be-
come member of this Club by givin, hi,
name to tie secretary.
ResoIned, That the proceedings of this
meeting be forwarded to the Ottumwa Cou-
RIEa for publication.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Saturday the 28th day Of July, 1850, at 5
o'clock, p. NJ, at which time the Club vii
be addressed by II. j. Williams, ESQ, of
Ottumwa ID. HENSuAW. Prest
WIN. y. NYE, Sac'y. .-
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ARRIVALS AT oTTumMA HOUSE.


WEpsEsDAY.-IIenry Stafford, oskaIoosa: NJ Ba mes
Agency City; Dwight Eaton, Keokuk; II withrow.
CB R; AWencher, Pella; d NJ Leonard Wis.
W BPatten, do; Webb Dart, Oskaloosa Frank Davis,
Chicago Il Breckenridge, Linville Iowa; c NJ Ew.
Ing, 0skaloosa. ..
THuRsDAY.-SR Ives, Desmoines; J W Grist Kirk.
vile; Carrie Moaett, Davis Co; NJ Ewing o.kaloosa
VIM Hannahs do; Marshall Field, Chicago;s sep Bo
que, Chc4 ago; j w Worden, Decatur Co; NJ Barnes
Agency City; J Scott, wapello Iowa; Vim Keaf,,
Agency City; u Breckenridge, Linve; Webb Dart,
oskaloosa; Walker, Mahaska Co; A Davids. Keo-
kuk; ii Deppir, do Phelps Cedar Bluffs; A II Bur.
mans, Burlington; 81 jenkins, Eddy vile; McKin-
ny, US Ag't.
FRIDAYS Ives, Desmoines; Watts Ansora Ind.
John watts and family, do; w McCord ana family.
Plattsmouth, Mt; Jones, oskaloosa: ] W worner
indianapolis, Ind; II Steele, Bellevue, Iowa; Bella
Haskins, Ohio; Jas Chiesman, Marion Co; NJ France
do; ID Hough, Newton, Iowa; S Do.ell, do; T d
swartz, st Louis; 2 Lock, b 4 NJ r n; CA Lnneford
Ashland Ohio; j Ball, Indianapolis, Ind; Jno Gray
Lewisville, Iowa; E Rice, Keokuk; G w cutter. do
Frank Irwin, Bentonsport; c Palmer, do.
sAruRDAY.-E Chamberlain, Burlington; W Watson
do; Manning Keosauqua; Miss Jones Eddyyille: W
w Williamson, Desmoines; A c Talbot do; NJ Kin.
nest Louis; p VI Harlan, do; J II Little do; n Au-
brey, Wellsburg, Mo; VIM Henderson, Oskalonsa III
oaher, uoHy springs, Miss; \ " God, Ottumwa; ID
Loring, Oskaloosa; Overman Desmoines; + ]
smith, Woodstock, VT II II Parry, Indianapolis Ind;
sWatts, do; Hon Fisher Cincinnati, 0; d G Smith
Desmoines; Phelps, Cedar Bluffs; L Warsiew do :;
5 Key ,Wapeilo, Iowa, David Key, do; Vim Trim,
Eddyvine
sUSpAy.-D Tyler, F4irfel I; W Ford, Desmolnes,
Taylor do.
MoSD!Y.-p Harlan, st Louis; NJ Kinue do;
T. Treadwell, do; S G Bogue Chicago: ID Earl Dah-
lonega; W Goliath, Monmouth III; NJ F Franklin,
DO; James Brown, do; Steve Merrill, Agency City; I
Parks, do; Dan Rice, Arkansas; NJ Barns, Agency
Cty Beckwith and la y st Pie .sant; Mrs Phillips
Miss Sherman; = liarkins, Am Elk Co; G C Parker
Bentonsport; Byrne, 5 Ex Co; Gaia Oska.
ioosa; l. sto.ts and mother, Columbia Iowa Mary
Brown, Knox Co., III; John Brown, do.
TuEsDAY.-I Parks, Agency City; j Brown do; II
Howard, Oskaloosa; G NJ Ewing, do; A Burt Chica.
go:J Rowlins, Bedford, Ind; Honkler Centrevillr;
II Garand, Burlington; Brown, do; Barnes
Agency City; i Berry, Wisconsin,; Il Gilmore
Kirkville; ID Camihon, do; " Wallace, O, egon; VIM
Kee'e, Agency City;C Parker, Bentonspor'; John
Baker, Ossaloosa; II II Paine, do; Calvin Kelsey, AL
ba; Geo Richardson. Paris, G W; A N Hart II S
Trumbull, Scott, Wayne county, Iowa; Brown
Agency Cit; Gen. Reid, Keokuk; Dwight Eaton
do; Col Hooker, Desmones; A J Nottingham
Fairfield. ...
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between abolition RepuJHcons" las they call them,
anu the Democracy. Those that are rather in the
pam OF ignorance, think Dsralas & Lincoln have
| iea"S oeen hghting, and that Doug has come out
c"omb'on OF TIE uorld, and likewise, shout for the
little giant champion"
would say something about their attic meet
lug 'hey had here last Friday were It not for their
TUCK IN rasingthe pignut pole, which broke when II
was ABOUT halfway uplIowever, after it was broken
IL was a very good representative" Of their party
being in North and South, two peices. MoynoE:
L. ., my foregoing remarks, I have confined my.
sen only to part of the present existing state Of
Democratic "tcdtd IRE" in this towa and before clio.
sing cannot refrain from giving little honest ad
hopinsit viii not insult the intellectual dignity of
inns place but before going any further,I would say
something to my Republican brethren. Let us keep
sil-not let their taunts and accusations of "Abol.
tonsin existing in party" fire our political m nds
into prejudice. know there are but few four mart,
here-the Democracy know this, and their CHER aim
is to pick "qaarrels" and dispaes. Therefore "keep
coo-post yourselves up and be ready to step aboard
OF that gallant ship" that is heaving In sight with
our hero Abe Lincoln at its helm!
declare, fear am growing lengthy and weari.
some to the reader; but Democrats look here ?
Stop before it is "ecerlastingly too tate-ook be-
'oiS you reap Leu US nave no more or your tauntS
jeers accusations false assertions and threats-No
more Of your 'shdking your sides" over comic pic.
ture; and Burlesques more of your threats about
"Stopping some ofatem id little Republican Da.
z'ers" as soon asae te67ce came into your DOS.
session." Don't deny that you have ever said any
such thing, for can prove 1t. Your party does not
keep every thing quite as secret as MASONRY" yet
but If ecer you stop any thing-any I'D Republi.
can paper" Of rlne, 'coe be unto you." but think
those threats have not as yet been put into execu-
tion and hope they will not be-and If there are any
such thoughts as these enter within the Pdries" of
yoursevera crdntums, keep them as secret as the
Music hidden in the gigantic memnonium that at
sunrise Played" and think we will all get along
swimmngly wel--forgctting all existing prejudices.
No more prejudice is prayer. NJ
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orruMwA will enjoy hereafter superior adv -ntayes
lor deang IN produce, cattle and hogs, being situa.
ted In the hear ofthe finest agrcult region In the
world and having the advantages o! railway connec
tion with Burlington and Keokus, the f,rmer above
and the latter below the rapids. Several firms are
now hire engaged with ample capital in the produce
business exclusively. and Messrs. Geo. Gaspy & Co
are prepared to purchase and pack this fall all the
hogs in Southern Iowa. Their Packing House, 100 by
1ao' getting along finely They will be able to ship
by both roads from their door. They have a
large Cooper Shop already completed, and the cellar
full OF salt.
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BLAKEspURc, June 9ts, 1850.
Mr.. EDITOR


have hitherto delayed writing from
the fact, that wished find out to what extent the
Democratic political prejadices would arrive but
finding there is no stopping place-no end to Their
threats, charges boastinss etc, etc, will give short
sketch of the present condition OF affairs In this place
The Unsuitable appetites our Douglasite citizens
and their great desire for "comicat get os'-iheir
'thisting after 1nonledge" In the shape Of "Paato
mines, "Hippodroaes" and 'Burlesgues have at
last been partially gratiled by the appearance of
quite number ofcopes of the pictorial Plain Deaf
er" very prominent Douglas organ from its 'plates,
and "erplaadtions." sorry to say that, altlou-
gh In our progressive, intellectual community the
cugdr" pi torial plaindeaIer finds subscribers and
hearty readers.-Ahhough the Democracy of this
town may harp upon fhe right of .post Masters to
check all obscene documents, this poor pitifll foul
degraded, nonsensical '.IGaig DedIeg" meets their
appreciation, and is admitted through the ''ost de-
pdrtmsnt;" then the contents are devoured with an
appetite equally goracioUS TO that Of the hungry
"bood snuling vulture fthe plains"
In the plate representing the .presidential Prize
fght," Chat Is in the Pictori1E Pai Dealer ~ there
can be several illustrations drawn from. lie, the
editor says in one place--"Liacola In limbo" What
conclusion will We draw from that Limbo" when
defined means SHE borders efAeH." Therefore froa,
he Plain Dsakers language, Lincoln is ,citiin the
ofiStS, Dpu.laS must 'ISW ~
for the plate represents LincoIn's head under Dong
las arm. Rally, then Democrats, and hurrah for
nell" instead of the "iRHe giant crRsser."
Tnea another thoaght. The "pisoriayr editor says.
NEAR the centre of the group, he Is standing halo
Ing for Douglas, !" and says, "it as though he
don't care d-n, who knows it.n lie then concludes
his explanation by quoting from shlkespear, this
sentence in the play Of Macbeth.
LAY on McDuG,
And did be he who first cries hold enough 7"
win construe this quotation In manner that clear
and distinct idea may be drawn from the editors evil
dent meaning. "Lay on Democrats, and id be he
who first cries non-ertension ofssdvery." or an the
constructions may place upon the picture there
are none which would seem ridiculous as the one
Of which the pctoraI editor" tries to place upon It.
lie has in one Of the ring "Irrepressble con-
dict" in the other popular sovereignty" will adj
nit that there is pretty good illustration Of Douglas
doctrine alias Popular sovereienty-(for a compari.
son would recommends the reader to the "Kansas
struggles, there was "Popalar Sovereignty" to our
hearts content.
Now something regarding our town. In the first
place, these that read write argue and sneak
little, think this psate" representing the Presideu
Ga prize aght visa very good is.rstion of the Arht
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BOOTS, SHOES &
GROCERIES,

being very full, We can sell them low they can
be bought at KEoXUK or BURLINGTON.
Before trading
Remember that we pay the highest price for Corn
Wheat and Oats.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Meal
and Flour.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Flax
and Timothy Seed.
Remember that We pay the highest price for Rags
and Eeeswax
Remember that VS. pay the highest price for Butter
and Eggs.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Honey
and LAID.
Remember that we pay the highest price for Chick
ems and Turkies.
Remember that ray the highest price for Feath.
ers Hides and Deer skins.
Remember that pay the highes, rice in fact for
all kinds Of produce.
Remember that pay the hi CHEST price for County
and City Orders,
Remember that we sell at least 10 per cent lower
than any other house In town.
Remember that we dor sell mary" item on Credit
Remember the Place, Main Street, opposite Ot,um-
wa House. HE0RlCK GILLESPIE.
January IL, ISj0-ntfll
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BurLpISGs.-Murphy, Saddler and Harness maker
10 putting up Shop next to Jehu Moors to he occu.
pied by himself NJ D. Root is erecting another oppo
ate the Jefferson House for Marble Shop.
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An excellent place to buy Millinery Articles, and
Straw Goods at who 'esale, ia at the Importing and
Jobbing House of s. W. Ripley, 90 and %, Lake st.,
Chicago, up stairs.
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The candidates and Platforms OF four Of the parties
now In the field In the race for the Presidency will be
found on the 4th page.
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The Z. TT. D. NJ. & NJ. n. 4. Co., have let the con
tract for grading two miles of their road. CON.
mencng Just east Of the city, and extending west
distance. portion Of these lettings is heavy work
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All with affections Of the Ear or Eye we would adj
wise to CALL on Dr. Allen at the Ottumwa House july
27th and 2Sth He is daily relieving many suffering
from such diseases, lie straghtens cross eyes in two
minutes with but little or no min
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persons indebted to this Office for subscription az.
Vetsing or job work, viii confer favor by calm
and settling at their earliest convenience.
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FOR SALE.

TUNlIE undersigned offers for sale one Of the hest
n FARMS in Wapello county, consisting Of two
hundred acres situated In Peasaat township miles
east OF Dahlonega, miles north Of Agency city
aud miles northeast Of Uttumwa. Said form has
l2nacres in high stale Of cultivatlontwo good ten
nant houses, with good wells haras, ouhouses etc.
Also, pasture containing % acres With never falling
water running through IL; 31acres timber, one mile
distant and % acres By miles diStpnt This Is one
Of the hest stock and grain farms in this section Of
country and win he sold extremely tow for cash ~
exchanged for good stock merchandise
June 81, lS6sr.f J. NJ. EEDRICK.
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SPEAKING AT BLAKEsBuRG-J. W. Dixon ESQ.,, of
this city, will address the Republicans OF Adams Tp,
at Blakesburg, on Saturday, the 2Sh inst at O'Clock
pm. The Martial Band Of Otumwa will be pres .nt
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Wewere favored with a very fine rain Saturday
night, which has had cooling effect on the atmos
phere.
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we noticed In Market on Saturday, ripe apples O
TINS years growth, from the farm OF Mr.. Rouse O
this county. Our thanks are due for a sample.
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RgHIENGToN, PEORIA. AND 10.

q = W. - a n n ks k.(s
Nd GANsPoRT II. Il.
Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
MAIL, 100 I'm NIGHT EN., Saturdays excepted 5
p. m sunday Night Train leaves az 5 p IN. Connect
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Ex TRAINS on
LAKE SIoRER. Il.
The 500 p m Logansport Express makes direct c. n.
ncCti"us as follows:
AT III PaSo with Illinois Central R4iirnsi for poom.
ington, Decatur, Paua, SanGoval and Cairo.
AT chen"a with Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad for
Alton To 81. Louis.
At Gil man with (Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chi, ago and South
AZ Reynolds with New Albany aud Salem Railroa q
for Lafayette, indianapolis and CinciRuati.
Al LnGansport with Toledo, Waaa h aud Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also will.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati Day.
ton aud CouTbus.
The Las p IN Peoria Accommodate makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above is new and very much shorter Line
than any other TO the above named points
Ii l. thoroughly built, and we'll manned aud run In
every way 10 m ct the appreciation OF the trayel
public.
Cars win run directly through from burlington %
Toledo without change, aud arrive in advance Of any
aud all other lines.
Our advantages are Shortest and Quickest one less
change of ears: Omnibusspg as via Chicago con.
nections positive as is owned and couirosd By the
same interest while via Chicago is the reverse In
short, ii is every way the most desirable line
J. Il. FAYRWEATHFR. Ir
, Ticket AE't Burlington.
T. s. WILSON, Passenger Ag'i. ottumwa
A, BARBER, Western Ag't, Des Moines Iowa.
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4 FINE CHANGE TO ,suy A uour

Tam determined to sell all my re Al estate con
sisting of three dwelling houses, one store house
and farm will sell the above pr opertv for
fourth cash down, the balance or I, 2 and 8 wears
time, with interest from date. Prices reasonable
For further particulars apply TO l. GRAVES
ottdnva, May 81. '6o--l2-I7 sm
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Is the only Road to
" ASUTNGTON CITY

w ASH IN GION CITY
CAUTION R1 I@s W oxbsg an5 branch Of til.
ciusively by the Il. & o II. r. Co. PASSENGER Inv n
pretended routes to Washington CITY are subjected
to omnibus travel tedious delays and extra charges
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in connection
with the Central Ohio Railroad presents to the trav
bus to all the Eastern cities.
Passengers by this visit the cities Of Bal.
tmore, Philadelphil New York Boston, at the cost
lines.
Through tickets can also be procured via Washing
ton cry 10 the Eastern cities, at addition al
Travellers East from all Western points car
depend upon quick time and sure connections siteL
ing cars attach d to all night trains
Two trains leave Columbus Ohio, daily $50 n. II,
Newark $50 m, Evansville ,:IS am. Benwood
wheeling, ls:S5 p M Grafton 5;29 pm. Cumberland
lo:iO pm, ltarpers Ferry g. un am. arrives in BaIt
more 6i5 7. m, Washington City 7:30 pm
81" pm; Newark 4:iS pm. GAINESVILLE $40 pm, Den.
wood MheeIngl lO:ienm Grafton 500 am, Cumber.
land SIS am, Harpers Ferry 1880 pm; arrives at Bal
timore 4:i3pm Washington City GEO pm
Direct connections made at Baltimore with above
ton, sc.
Tickets good until used with the privilege OF stop
ping of at all principal points. But one change o.
cars between Columbus and Baltimore.
Business men and travellers Tor pleasure or inform
ation can visit all the eastern cities comparativ,
~ small expense. The scenery Is celebrated for lis
wonderful beauty and suhImity; Il is uneaualIed in
the world It's system Of day and night Track Police
its splendid equipments It's exclusive telegraph lines
us large amount OF double track its fine hotels Jun
the Surveillance Of the companr0 ensures to lhe
passenger, speed, safety, and comfort
Tine as quick and fare low via any other route
| Through tickets and baggage checks can he pro
cured at all the principal railroad and steamboat Of
fees i'm the west.
Ask for tickets via GaltsrRors and Ohio Railroad.
l: ~ COLE, Gen. Ti.ket Ag'tB &oGR
W. z. SMITH, Mast. Transportation %
H. q. JEWErt, PIes't. ORR
J. W. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Ayt r !
L. F.FCLLER, Gen. West'n AgtB6JR
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when you want Clothing, Boots, & Shoes, 60 to Tenn
Plies New Store .r
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ED7T-%sVTv'r ESsrsE WAYNE AND
q CHICAGO RAILROAD

n "a l.. e. u
q CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now completed, and cara run from Chicago TO us
burg without change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton City, and all the interior towns Of Pennsyl.
van IA, New Jersy, New York. Maryland, &c.
Merchants by taking this route win have the benef,
CT All the eastern markets at additional COST
RaGgag e checked through.
Trains leave the depot, corner Of Canal and Van
Buren, streets. west side twice daily on arrival Of
! trains from the west
connecting ut crestine with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad TO Dunkirk, Buffalo. Nj
agara Falls, New York and Boston, and all tho
interior towns o. New England via New Yor,
I Central and New Yorl, & Erie Railroads Also
South 10 Columbus GAINESVILLE, Newark. Mt.
Vernon. Steubenvfp. Wheeling, and interior
tows of Ohio and Virginia
The above trains connect at Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to Springfield. Urbana Dayton and
Cinc rnati Also, with trains Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati, direct
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable: passing throue man; of the
largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any of the roads
viii find attentive check agents at the depots 10 re-
checks and cenvey baggage free otcharge the
flttshurg and Chicago cars.
Sleeping cars accompany each train.
Tickets for safe at all the princinal Ticket Offices IN
me West ard at the Coppany's Office. Ger Ram
doph and Dearborn streets opposite the Revere
IONS or at the DeTot west side, corner of Canal and
Z
BE particular to ask for tickets hv Fort WAYNE
b. F. PATRICK. Ticket Agent
Freight ~ all kinds viii be carried from chica,o ".
points East AT all times low rates any 9th.
er Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS AND sIIIpPEs
The fittshurr, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raiirc adj
Co. having effected arrangement with the PennsyI.
Tania Central II. Il. Co. for the Transportation %
line between Chicaeo PbiiadeIrbia naimepe ms ms
YORK and Boston, with promptness and despatch
Contracts can be made at the following places.
No. 2 ss'or House New York
No. ! $. William ST, do
No. 2 Battery place. do
No. u Washington At. Boston
No. 3 Dock St. Philadelphia.
Depot, North street. Baltimore
Depot. Charles street, West Side near Van cure.
/ street hridg", Chicago.
/ Mark packages via p, IT. WAYNE c. RR
! For further information annly 70
JAS. w MUSS0S. Freight ct Chicago
D. ~ horsTnS, 6enl Freight Agent Chicago.
| Chicago, Mar. Is, 1850.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!

Shortest Qickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
caco to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
OF Lake street, MS follows:
First train rs an, arrives at Michigan City at
1894 NJ, tdinner) LA Fsyette SIS. (supper) Ind-
annapolis >l9, pm, LiSreneeburs i231, AID Cincin-
natl at ll:t3p.m.
Sec nd train S:0Np NJ arrive at Michigan City at 600
pm, La Fayet. 2:it a.m,, Indianapolis 5:20 an,
Lawrenceburg logo am, Cincinnati at 1916 ain.
Passengers leave Ottamwa 3:ao pm. arrive at
Burlington at I25 p.m arrive a. Chicago at OILS u
AT Cincinnati l:3 am.
only one chang of ears between Chicago and Gin
cirnIti.
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains
AMI ru throash from Chicago to Cincinnati wilhou
ca tnge.
Through tickets can he had at all railroad cflces
In the West, and at the compauy'S Office, Lake
and Dearborn streets and at the depot foot Of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
n. J.SpALDIXG, Ag't Cb!ca go.
WV. POWELL, Tray. Agent.
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kt+srCsFsN,e rrrs.hIGTCNa orINCa
- RAILROAD LINE


Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit Toledo Pitts.
burg, Ph2 dephia, Baltimore, New York aud all 9th
er Eastern and Southeastern t,ittes.
ls' Morning Train leaves - M
~ Accommodation - ESQ n m
I'd Everir 2 Express '' $50 y M
PASSENGERS leaving Burlington the Goo m train
connect az MENDOZA with the Illinois Central ad
North ani South, ard Mt Chicago both the morning
anu evening trains Coco and ,:I0 n my connect
with all the Great Eastern Railroad routes to wit; NJ
q X II. Via Detroit; NJ. :. y. r.. via Toledo and
P,ttshnrg and IT. Wayne u. r., via Fl wayne 81
which passengers can take their choice ~ =
Only twenty hours from Burlington Toledo thir.
ton. 'e
Encgace checked through to Detroit Niagara FAN,
nr,a Nv horS; h"sion Toledo, punkirs, Buffalo
ickes FOR his great fsstern thoroughare for sale
Wv ptam"'' fn'rhrid NJ Pleasant, and at the Ticket
Vihce, corner frost and Water SITS Rurlinr,on
Seepinc ears attacl ed 20 the night trains
Fare as low as By any other route.
~, -, u EENICK,
may o0-''. GenlAgt& c. 4. O. L. r.
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RAILROADS
CHANGE gF vE-.E,

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Buriiiig GA az EEissGHri e. R. H.