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SALE

whereas John Barnhin by hls DEED s,,..v
her 18th, A. D. 1851, ard rerors@d N -, w
., pages 164 and 70J Of the Recor. N ~. 80 -
Iowa, did convey to Vim. Harper the kllorirr y
Real Estate situate In Des Mones count 49,. -
to wit. 't' ststs1 XIV
The East half II the North Ess .u.,,s. :,
Three SI, Township Seventy -one T1i1. n. Rar,s n
west, In trust, 10 secure the paynpeIt ii ~ N.
OF Trust specified and described. Win iuter,s -
~ NE rate q ten per cent. per annnm. enc pa,.a
25sh day u November, ISIS, and the otlrr !. \.
day Of November 1s.y9 ~
And whereas, one II said notes, 10 vii. N.
ven,ber 2.,th, ls59, remains due ana arr = - =
has only been paid on the same the SUM al Al = Y
fore, !, VIM Harper, the Trustee Aforesaid - :.
request Of the holder 81 said note. all the E.,l ~.
described, according to the provisions u MI 49,
a. PUBLIC auction, 70 the highes, hdder ~ ~ n
door Of Marion Han, In The City 81 Bnrnrso. IN Y
county. Iowa, ON Saturday The Us, tav n III y
1S60, between the hours or O'clock p. M NJ "
r. NJ Of said day. 10 satisfy said demand M u Y.
said trust &
mar24-wtd WIN. UAppyp
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THREE RED HEyFERS,

= RED STEER, ONE DARK fRphN sHSss
Taken up by William n. SwaIls. NJ his r-ssdta1ls
ron township, ON the 18th day OF January. l,@t
One Red yearling iieifer, some white Gnder BIZ 4
marked with slit In the right Appraised NJ
One Red Steer, year old, with white sFTss Es'
with an underbis In the len ear. Appraised u VI
spG.s no eas MARKS Appraised al ~ ~
One Pale Red yearing Heifer with white In NJ
and on her belly. Appraised at rs 90
One Dark Brown Steer, two years old; ears I'D
they have been frozen on; the bush or Tie in a.
praised nc 411 M.
Before Peter Dolbee, Justice Of the Peace, ynur
ls6e. Filed January ", 1850.
febii-wsrn A. J. MESSENGER ca
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GHERIFF'S SALE

~ State Of Iowa, Des :. a. y csarr vi
by virtue OF nm execution to me airsr,. -. \
the otiire % the Clerk Of the District Coar, ir ~ M
In favor Of Barrel, King Co., and a9atss. Wr A NJ
son and II. G. Blake, have levied mon md sEH ~
TO sale 70 the highest bidder at my Office door II ~
y Of Dss Moiaes, on the 18th day of Ap.iI nes.,
lseo, between the hours Of o'eloek, A. II and is.a
r. VI. Of said day The following .e=rrhsd prrnert
The south half csthe south sest quarter IL ssrTi -
the south east gaar.er Of the south cas-, quarter r4
all in township u, range west, and canaining a su
more or less
Taken ard levied upon as the property Of mid I
Blake, 10 satisfy said writ Of execrtha.
A. J. HILIHOysE
mar3l-w4t Sheriff Of Des Muines County lsslS
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49, - 49, a. y. HrLlNns.
APTsEAss hnerf0 cfDes MoiDss es .ssHM
TRUSTEES SALE,

whereas Josiah Laeksy and L..
. rss y h 4 s assa s;,sd . I..a,ry u
cords q De- Moaes county Iowa. Al 49, d,
the following described Real Esssir I.r.y@MEi
county, State ~ lows, " w. @a"s D. y
The cart half q the North Ea.s 60. N%
Three, Tcwnship Seventy one. nortA v :. y s.
SC. 2. r. "A, X. =. WI conssIss,ss asss ~
land, to secure The payment n - f'sArsr.
Eight Hundred doiast, N sa;i dssa s - Y. A. -
bed, dine twelve months afief AL. 49, ~ ~
as0 wssn sen ger cent intert.. from -. N
the payment Of said note, 10 setl N. ~ = dss
pal Estate, and 70 execute sood M a ~ 80
And VI we1s sgbi note remains tu. -.
interest," tkeceSn.# Nos, therefore ~ snpa4, a.
Will I'll the above dss.; bed Real go caT.As
provisions q sd Dre,of Trust, a ~ ~. VI
RON HAil, In The City Il Dnrsinr,sr - - asa9N
public vendue, TO the highest 3D. - " rsA /,
ylM DAY q April. A. D., 1850, b4s-.Ns. 9s,&sE 4.
o'clock Z. - and three oeloek r II " ~ Nv.
sid demand and the costs o. saiI sru~ assNs 80
smar2kwtd nj -.
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~ VIC l2s3eUASe JeVeI OF eneef souls"
The weakness in parents in giving their chill
dren the names Of prominent politicians is adj
mrably illustrated in the history Of the ~ D. 81
in Pennsylvania. Many of the unfortunate
wearers Of the Presidential Patronymic now ex-
claim, "any name but that"
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
By the way, have you ever reflected upon the
number Of families In Pennsylvania who have
honored the Chief Magistrate of the Republic,
by giving lavorite sons his illustrious name -
There is scarcely . county in Pennsylvania in
which there are mot half dozen james Buch.
anans. Some have grown to stalwart manhood,
Others are still In their teens, and there was a
fresh crop during the campaign Of 1856. can
recollect, for instance, such names as James
Buchanan vandyke, James Buchanan Forney,
james Buchanan Welsh, Of York, James Buch-
anan Martin, Of Philadelphia, James Buchanan
Crabbe. Of Dauphin, James Buchanan Smith,
james Buchanan Jones, James Buchanan Shocks,
James Buchanan Brown, and Others In mere
than one case, however. these youngsters refuse
to wear this title, and erase the B., and in sew.
eral the indignant fathers have deliberately ap.
peaied to the Legislature to give them another
name.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Hugh I. Denham br hls t+.a ~. !. !.
day Of April, A. ID. lsss. Conveyed to 4 80 4.
lowing described real estate, situate In LOUIS -
twenty six t1Gl In the town u Colnrub,. CIV ~
BY Edward y. Wilson. Also the following iescs-
estate IN Linn county, state Of Iosa. to.wit -
ts Of The sonth east quarter se u section rtt,
~. In township number eighty six (ss, nor-h \
number eight west, In trust to secure The psgus
certain promlssefv notes Of da.e April l.sh, lss ~
by the said Hugh Denham, for thrte hundred A .
one tt-lD fs5l 10 dollars each, payable 10 M w
John Biart a Co.. eight and ten rsonths ~ A.
pecfiseiy, with Interest from four months s.sr ~ !.
rate OF ten per cent. per annnm. And whereas ~ =
are now due and wholly unpaid, now ths-eiss 4
dersignad will sell said real estate far cash ~ y
due, TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. IT, ~ ~
April, A. ID. l,Ga, a. o'clock r. H. II saIa 4, IL
front door Of tire Court House, In The ctr y, 800,
Bes sioines county, state Of Iowa, according y
visions " said deed Of trust aaoye mtntjOpra \
said notes, tnt-sl1t AMI costs. s.KEtr
burlington, maFch -, isttSis T-&
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. voxnIIlos o. nm eaoE Busxrss AND rur
. srllx.ss A Lv1s, MAss.-Ths Lypn Re-.
g. scs.ss 6 Saturday lasa review q skipss q
- = IN auli, ID 10 rs,slv - sao 3;
nv; - 30 60 heA o ilesie 49, !. ~. =
: 1. - : 4 - sazrp - 49,
sv,,A' NJ .. s 81 tatesrs lednced 8 oue.
q E7s3vs1 - h A. =. s5lib ~ Akos.soous
- ses... g ~ nsishAos;ae tov,.. -
80 ~ 80 - saiks, - peslss iaso is.s,
- - ...:ia - ana seaAsing ~ course
ssses good woftnsn, giving evidence to renoes 80.
S2r'sg stocks a,d empty shoe-roo,as. nv
- e saes fheis ssevices, BAT keyS vis ~
s "sI ~. 1870 .ithOss ob.sining "sits 4
nupe-sss.- a. Iseska.sn could obtain work At re-
~ =. - z Sa1es = sslaia Il s. ~ 80 = q
ss1s,SsS ~. -. Aspssazs, - 81 ~ i.
81 WI, = ~, -, II: o.ly - 81 "a
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ESTRAYS.

ESTRAY-OAE ROAM COZ
~ ONE RED HETFER, ONE BLACK AND VIII
HEIFER, ONE WHITE STEER
Takcn up by G. X. Catlin at his residence ID is1
township, December ~, 1859:
Ono Roam Cow, 4 or years old In the Spring brsf
tho left hip resembling the figure Eight appraised
One Black and White lictfSr, 'vcyears cid in the y
appraised nj A6
One Red Heifer, one year old In the Spring. w
face, no mark or brand; appraised at 81.
One White Steer, red ears and nose, crop "a 4
right ear; appraised at o.
Before JAMES G. MOTT, up.
Filed January 2, ls6c.
jan9}w3m A. j. MESSENGER ca
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TIT
Old and Only 1eIialao Reuse Dnet. =
gp1 1.rllrtee " C1seass, Dsrss Tsts1s, Rstlsbosn
.ha.dEiRl. Del.2sfe, Nsv fest, - - CO. nll1l
- Mcvnl2g 3F1ta leavm 80 a. r.
"a 4AoooMr10dattDn go SEQ III ~ ~
~ Bv1nieG Ezpsess " s:i6 II. n
PaesnGsr1 owing b1siiugfsa ~ tneD0o q. n. 49,
eonnsct - l.d1tA nhA - IDnois Qol6M na1l1IH
north apd Gouth, and q CHlcacp ~ ~ MOsnla1
mi Evcnt1g txnlns (ee0 A. III aaA ITO u Ny eonaeci
Win III In ueae kaxasrn Railroad reut1s - ~ Nj 81
r. y. VI Detroes n n n y VI Tele1s, - RB4u1usl
End N. Wsyne k ~ IT. y. Wsynes = W. passaosFl
Only tnsaty hssss Sson DsrIInsen v TsIsao; Thsses
hours Alsee& a my Other Fomte leaging DWNngto1.
RaEgaee checked through 70 nsssOlt Elnearn Pals amd
New Yofk Boston, Tclsdo, Dankirk. DsAlo, Pitssbarl
and Philadelphia. &# 4N
Teken ~ - seE Easssrn tAovo~h - lSr sle u
0tumwa fairaeld, MA PlsaS>nt, md = ~ fckce OMel
oofns Front md Water street,. Darii0gcn. M
GIssPene Cars attached 90 The Might trains.
Fare - low ~ ~ my otlsr rouer.
b. WN1CHs
fsn17- tr4f c. Ae@nf n n n u n -
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.


- AAAAGA481H O9NGk&A ana Gx80G ~ 6BSs
ern (Canada) Railway.
Trains lsave ~ rsas Central Depot soos q Iaks .,
800 a. M,-Detrok AccemmodaEon, daily (sundays ex-
copied arrives = Detros Goo d M sT7f
7:oo 4. M--cncnnat Express, Sunday excepted o.
sass q IndaD.pas 400 -; Ciadnnaa = $50 D. N.
s:" A. M.--Lghtning Express, Sundays exeepAedl ~
nses - Detroit 200 NJ suspendon Bridge o. Buaalo
80 q ": Albany 500 p. M New York 200 = O.;
2:oo r M.--Niles Accommodasisn. except eanday.
500 y. M---New York and BOston Express (exeeu4 a
tarday) arrives ut Detroit tbs D. ~; Dusrendou brdr
o. Buffalo 4:31 pm: Albany 100 :. ~; New Yost,
1c:00 n m; Boston, ZOO p. M. 59'&
S:h0F. M.Cincinnati and Louisville Express (exeep,
Saturday, arrives ut Cacnnat 900 = M; Louisville
ut 400 p. m *aa $8
One train on Sunday al 500 D. m
The 500 A. M. and 500 r. NJ. tEans connect q Par
with the Pmalo and Lake Huron Railway for Bualo and
al points cast AZ Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway
Kingston, OEdensburg, Montreal Quebec and an pontl
10 Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hampshire aNd
Maine.
EN-Baggage checked through. III
Through tickets for sale At the principal Railroad oes
In the West and ct The general ONCE corner Lake sd
Dearborn streets, opposite the fremont House. Chicago
and 1t the Depot, foct OF Lake street.
RN. RICE, Superintendent.
III. J. SPALDIN0, Pass. Agent. Jan. q
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VI Nd s7sssS "a s5@
Mo- ~ . .la y al 80 12 -.
- - n~1 y: - -
anl - - "a 0k1 0roMEA
-. 49, e.. - aoea - - eeoWn
0lncSc9 ~ - ~ aboocd smoking
80 go I'D knia0oelpAtA VA 9goo4
Noe q! Us0 "a - part * hlb coptcrA
- 99ee9 - Mez1ng prison; takea -
- Sedoe -, ord ehargoa with hav-
Ing ceaaea ftc0 - DneAes, Il Virginia, d, 500
worth q sel - bedy, tAe property q said
9.tsss, - ea.insd; Md, feand gullty " : hlaek
nkt1, q a9vo Mo1Aee, of ooea1ing hlmesn md
nakhg - vifA ~ psopss4y, I'd Ssaaenesd 70
a Mbtine q sseassAion In ~ sice svanps Of
0essEiAl Bo1nA Nszty, . oAovo, snn>sneed 70
Ps1Af sssvlo1s ~ ~ sssnl q 81 nstusal HE,
onA rhtlnAa1h1A ~ M j0y thssea&l We %
MOI hoae tit - ~ In u hi enoeaee Hail
to1loa: q ~ oonoEasy. " ase led 70 suppose
80 ~ nesoA ~, ~ Is ~ besA toaguelces,
es1A hAss rn9 jsy00D peel In honor Of the
pstasA q Meso1 uSener into hopeless 6lavery-
The lawyer, vhoos fAcile tongue pleaded the
sAnse Il IL ma11oR - owner Of he chattcl, Is
1erona1sa, nd 0cknoWledgcs the honor % fol.
louD:
Then ny nGAln, that which have before
oA1d, thle imslleulaoa a domestic oeryitude IN I
great pc1iacSl nncnno 2kT-Ancial and commercial
neesa2ty; and I vm a. edd hat armly Is
lieve Il . d ur7tsnnnv rishf s0ciallv ra>ht and
n0eollv r2Rht n A a. isv M (od' a well =,
- Nv II "a. II renuires No defenee. N
sDIhoovho exessase thsar reason ana scknoulede,
IL foPca a fheIr ollSontiona rsllic ~ nrivate
vho venneeA ~ rirhts ~ rrn,,rrtv ma ysiue a.
nestle Sxaanuiafv ~ slory n national homo,
and proepertv. g shoaef a. Il 4 plnn and clea,
that Il has hc.n wisely given 70 %, where II
moat eIas1,. ~ ! .sena 81 national greatness
and yisal elc1nent q he work Of civilization
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BsrfER TMEs.-It must be apparent to eyery
observer that business, and the times generaly.
are much better now than they we're twelve
months ago. Then provisions we're scarce and
i high, and large portion Of the breadstaiIs used
was brought from beyond the b0unds Of the
State. Seed wheat and seed corn were high and
ditRcult to procure. Cattle in this county were
dying by the score either from q deficient auan
tity or an inferior quality Of their food Money
was very scarce, and il nearly an had to 70 for
food, proyen1er, and seed This year there is
An abundance Of wheat, corn, hay, etc. Stock,
% Tar ~ our information extends, commence the
Spring and Summer in . good condition. The
weather has been remarkably pleasant, and mo-
ney has been every day coming into the State in
return for producssnd cattle As consequence.
debts are paid much bester than they we're last
year, and agood deal more money l. kept in
circulation. We seasu from number of busi-
ness houses that their sales during the month Of
March this year were considerably more-in
some cases moro tAan double-&han they we're
0uring the same month last year. It y true the
Spring trade opened earlier this year, but ibis
does not account for al the increased activity OF
busineaA The seas0n Of seed-time and harvest
has opened very anspiciously, and the prospects
Of fruitful year ore very encouraging. These
shinp taken togethss ars certainly snnistakablc
evidences Of returning prosperity. Our young
and growing State has aulIered severely by the
Mide spFsad financial prea6nre, and also from
tAortened crop4y bat, DE pressure being in good
aesses ren0vsd, the vented energy and activity
2! oas pnaple And tie Eich resoarcas of oar soil
- go se9ere hesieeD 10 prospero,as channels
tegaan what has been lost, and replace al on the
sen rosd 70 happ!nass, competence, and wealth..
0skalo0sa Herald. - q - -
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81. LOUIS ELscrIoS.-By reference to the re-
turns elsewhere, it viii be seen that the Fre4
Democrats have carried the Fourth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards. We have
lost the Tenth, because there were two Free Soil
candidates in the Reld-one Of them in opposi-
ton to the regular nominee. The division Of
the Opposition in the Fifth resulted in like man.
ner. in the election Of third candidate, Mr.. Nc
Bride. Dreyer succeeds Grefenkamp in the
Third, which, TO say the least, il no casse Of re-
gret to US There was no contest either in the
First or Second-for reasons satisfactory to the
Free Democrats Of these Wards.
We hive won everywhere with the exception
Of the Third, and the two Wards in which there
YVES triangular contest. But decidedly the
cream Of the victory i the election Of Green in
the Ninth. This has b&en called the banner
Ward Of the Nationals, and it Is now redeemed,
regenerated and disenthralled This is worth ali
besides Il is but just to recognize the zeal and
activity with which the free soil veterans in the
sevesal wards did their duty yesterday MIS-
souA Democrat
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A WoMAN's THoUGHrs on BoNSETs.--A lady
correspondent Of the Springfield Republican
writes from New York:
The bonnet is the frame to the picture. A
pretty face wants the setting to add luster to its
loveliness. holnely one hopes, by happy
combination of tints, to soften its ugliness, or to
suggest beauty which it does not possess. The
present bonnets look like coal scuttles, and will
hardly succeed in making any one handsomer -
In their anxiety to grow large all of a sudden,
they have burst out behind a. well as before ~
They may be decidedly stylish, but they are not
graceful A high, pointed shelf, protruding over
the forehead, and bag Of lace hanging ont of
the crown, large enough for work pocket, it is
anything but artistic. Still it is refreshing to
see heads crowned with flowers, instead Of feath-
ers. To me, there was always an incongruity in
the thought Of robbing poor ostriches and smaller
birds of their pretty tails, in order TO trick our
feminine heads. But flowers are natural or
nament. Doubtless one of the first things which
Eve did was to knot flowers in her hair, and to
this day flowers and rare limitations If flowers
make the most simple and beautiful adjoining Of
her multiplied daughters. The most graceful
spring hat worn is the simple straw, (void Of the
silk or lace crown) trimmed with budding
green, or violet ttnts, and clusters Of spring
flowers. esa ~ s5aGs-t n
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A SPLENDID siGar-The Illinois Centre,
Railroad, at town called Mattoon, il crossed by
the Terrc Haute & Alton Railroad. Every day
At about +. NJ, is seen at this point one Of thu
most splendid effects Of the triumph Of mind
over space and matter, that can 10 witnessed
anywhere. It Is that Of four trains co,uinx frons
@us different directions arriving Il this point &
she same! time TO : second every day. T|,evcan
be seem = they approach, for ten miles IL each
direction, the prairies there being smooth.
broad cxpanse, stretching awayito the horison
without any inequality to obstrncs tho light AZ
they arrive they approach their COZ. oatchers
within twelve feet Of each othar, = thouah 81.
changing salutations when gracefully backing.
III though bowling IN adieu, two of the srains
20 on the switches, while the other two scream
away orer the rail iron bound prairie. The
traaa lefs. then 60 on the main tracks again and
they arc Cd aud away. To oar mind, . morn 81.
perb triumph Of man and MAJ hifery. cannot IS
exhibited any where than Il llaatoon, on the &C.
caG3Ons nnentioneSl. l rs
. The Last tenemsnthouse ere ID New York noe
has ~ eleventh victim In Jane McNally, whe
Jumped bon = 4indow e aaxe her liIe, end died
q tnjs1aas - 1an1ay.
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The DEMI-MoNDE OF AMERIcA.-If all the
evidence is true Miss Carstang's love affairs have
been very numerous. She has had, according to
the witnesses. firtations without number; of Sc
rious intrigues not few have fallen to her lot !;
she has been several times affianced, but never
welded; and more than once detected in pecu-
liarly perrlexing predicaments with persons of
the opposite sex. The array of evidence on the
defendants side must have been very strong to
have overthrow Miss Carstang's case Put
twelve intelligent American citizens in jury
box. Place before them a pretty woman in dis
tress, and iicl man who has, as alleged, promis-
Ell marriage and then baseiy deserted her when
her things were all ready, and the intelligent
jurynen, unless the facts are each as solid as a
slxty-four pound shot, give the pretty woman
swinging damages, aud go home to their dinners
with the proud consciousness of having done
their duty to lovely woman in difficulty. That
was the sentiment OF the jury in the first trial of
the Carstang suit; but the panel for the second
examination of the affair has been obdurate.--
The jurors evidently believe, from the testimony,
that the plaintiff belongs, to what is politely
known as the deD,iaoade, French term for q
class Of women very well known abroad. and
not altogether stranger in some circles in the
United States, The best definition Of the dea.;-
monde woman extant is given in the play Of NJ.
Dumas hts, by the famous comparison of the
pcaeHes tie fruit as IL Is exposed to view in tIf
basket looks all alike, but here and there Won
may find specimen with the suspicious spot un-
der the skin-not a large spot, but still spot
The unsonnd peaches represent the de,ai.s,osa.
women, who are clever, handsome, well brede
cultivated, agreeable and SO on--but they have
the faint. The denai-mondc woma an has no atIec- !
tions-she has oply appetites; SHE has no heart
only sort Of air pump; her rule of life Is |
rounded upon interest tables. The question Of |
money Is the only vital matter with her. She isl
q gambler, and her game varies according to the |
circumstances and surroundings Of her victims |
The dsat monde woman may be found ostentimes |
at the tables or in the SALONS of very nice peop,e
not unfreqaently she has pew in fashionable
Church and attends to her religious duties with
rigid regularity. The dss.i-moaale woman lives
everywhere. She has grown a social excres-
cence out OF French novels, and the hotel or
boarding house system, which has deprived at /
least two-thirds Of the Northern and Western
States, and half Of that OF the Southern, of any.
Thing like q home. Many young women are +
brought up to. the belief that they have only 10
know how to dress, dine, dance and dirt SO ss to
latch 8 rich husband They lay plans according,
y; II they land their fish and it turns ont batly.
hey hoist their cclors snd take out letters Of
r. Herald.
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BOOK BINDERY,

STEPHEN 7. ACRES, IVY
~ 5@
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK BoOK
MANUFACTURER
In CoolbdH1Ls Block, Mfin ST.. B,tglig0fon yo,r1
Binding OF every description done order Blank Books
ruled and manufactured In any style. Paper blanks &C.
ruled to any pattern. " ian 2bpy Y
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EFITY MILES STAGING SAVED


BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL Road.
d q IL g e :
Notr Open 10 Ottrnea 30 Niles further Wtsf than any
other Railsord IN Inca.
in CONNECTION WITH THE
CHICAGO, BURLIGTON q QUINCY
r. air Dad.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO CHICAGO. NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADEL-
PHIA AND BALTIMORE KEOKUK, ST.
LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND TO ALL
@ POINTS In ILLINOIS, INDIANA, MI
ClIlGAN, ONO AND CANADA
On after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS viii
leave and arrive as follows:
LEAVE orrrMwA: ARRIVE At CHICAGO:
i iss, seioe 4 r y 45 s sssss n
Connecting at Galesburg With the NORTHERN CROSS
RAILROAD for Quincy; q Mendoza with the ILLINOIS
Louis and Cairo; At Burlington with fast sailing Packets
.MOnts'0se, Ke0kssk and st. Lcasis.
Special Notice.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa BY taking
the D. a. NJ r. r. r. reach Chicago twelve nous ahead "
BUY YoJR TICKETS FLA THIS route
1 To shippers Of Live Stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving daily Sunday
excepted These Trains have all the rights Of Passenger
Trains thus surg despatch and consequently avoiding
all those vexations delays that constantly occurring
NEW ssOCK PENS have been built on both sides Of the
Mississippi close by the Ferry and Drovers will find there
stock sTE
Through contracts given to Chicago and New York.
JOHN q. READ,
Vice President and Superintendent
D. RExlcK General Western Agent g. b. : ORR
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