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feaai Notices.


NOTICE Of SALE.--Wkereas default has Be, o
made IN the conditions Of certain morss tesfnx d.
he first day Of Mey D. eighteen hundred and my ssseo M
eIecaed By Tie shsboygn md MsssRpi R.Arosd copssg
recorded n tho office Of the se.sry Of s Of the Stess
Wisconsin In Book Of Railroad Mortgages pages l 10 ~
exclusive and Whereas Che said Fisss has sgned the ap2ci
pasnt OF Trustee under sid modyge end the undsseA -
seen duly consated and appointed according 70 the pov
Of said mortgage to sad Rsss aud frusss ~
place Now, thexeiore By yco Of The power Of sse on
ned e seid rors-se snd IN p1r,asree q law the 49,
Mach A d. eisheeo hundred and xtyon q the Sssson
House CT aid S6obcyg.n and Mssippi RSoal Company
he City Shaboysss Wlsconsr a. Two O'Clock Ia The ssz
aeon OF that day sen pabl epcon 10 the highest bdse ~
,bs psynen. two hundred and thl,y h1u.sad and 49,
,y6ye Dollars and cents s Az tne saonr a.
M hefeon unp being re cs mod to 90 doe taesoos
4oHsased pepses descIt IN said uor 70 VIA Al 90
angur The FIRST Dyision Of tia Rsoed OF sad Company nor
BE cay Of Shsboysan the CITY a Foca drLsc IA Wisos&
a. together with all tho rights o wsy Depot o8da raAwsyS
r.i bridges pier. s.Or, s.aor hopses sad ohes buids
dssiprd nsrosd CoDpeny then he'd aersc.s ssaize4
,onneson With the ssid ffr DivSu Of thsir Railway S0
.ta tsroto whether obtained ursr the risEs sd pfsD
>, hs ch.eS coassyod them by Decd srd sso al ~
ola inomes reot .sse and p.cs'a and corporate md 49,
a5hi.e, Of ssA akesoyzsn and hIsip2i asrosa oezsey
srs thereto; snd Ell tAs locomotive sres tkr< cs
II syoTy descJpion machinery, a tco 500 =
pleuslis wood and property coEDoc.ed wha se proper e
ent vosiins opsys;ipI couaHcsg Of the ses k,oe
tsp owned thssessT scqsised by the sa soe5oysAn
kssippi Rs,ed Company fcr es sprafennt 70 TIE scce
wise I'll Of which pcrsoaei chss DECLARED 70 be aStasss
sppartsusace and 10 bs usea snd sod hee.h
December 10, hso. sARL r. hESSOS, ITcssssA
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Ocean Gteamers.


CTEAM WEEKLY between NEWY0ifk anA
OLIvERPOo landipa ard ehakns passengers q, Qnecns
town QreaeA). fho Liverpool New. gors sad pAass2aa
steansh2 Company intead tspa.chna theE Tai poversd
Clyde buAt Iron Steamshps ~ loHowsi -
EDINBI .se,arlsy. Ian -
ViSO =; ~ 80.
Aud every SATURDAY, a. noon frcul Pief - NsSh 'sf
. - HAIRs PAssAsE: t'f
FIRST CABIy. So STEPRAG .....".".s9
FhSt Cabin 10 rnudon.... eol s.eerlc % Ler-loo -
y,osFase Rosau Ticso,a coed Zoe siz mon.as.
Passnssrs orwssdsd TO Paris, HAso, HsEsry b1cnlss
tistas., Antwerp, &c. &. redwood fhlossh arva =
Posso-a whaling bns their lenia can hay tickets k,re
q, e foc wins 20 New Ysrt Prom Liverpool - Qgeecs
swn-Fl,t Cabin 50 Ras and YioS Btssgsso from Liver
posl q co. 1usn Qleenssowp. u. -
Issc Sasne.s superior ,nodrers for rassfn
and esgry experienced 6taseepA Tky bus n wse;shs
Iou osfous and have peen. Fire AnpAaors on board
Pot turtles inusInslon aprfy IA Liverpool 20 VIM IxMlc,
Aged No. Ss Wstssst.; Ia 0sssSv 70 WI INuaN, Ma :
81 Enoch. sca4se; In 0nesnltewn 70 w. siXMoCh
Ia Pslls 70 u LIS pfcog 10. se do Ia Bcuzss Ia Put
s4epLt 2 'oaS uAlA ~. S.a,tss q ut The ce1s-
V~' = ~. - Ma Is Bssssissy y. T.
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Me0itaI.
A UyICE GRATIS.

s I'D be the sim of newspaper to become acquainted
With he and discoveries Of the day and cal
the sonon Of s readers to en- spch VIII be Interesting aud
useful to them In all srch Its conductors should feel as
strictly bound IN honor sresk candid and truthful manner
ash cenversus With an intimate ord We have heretofore
reoeu.uor ded MR5. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP fer
chEaen eeLns aod take occaacn to rees that We
bsevo Of pore imporncs to o,heu and thslr CHILDREN
ded y.ar very large percentage of children annually die
during tie process Of tetins and much aernur,ber Of ose
who suyiv. ,re Eresy dsSa,edc desed tia, they grow
up ~es both physically snd mentally AID incspscisted both
for udy srd labor Now apes! With pese couGdeacoto
.ouaDds Of ussheu who viii read Nils article to coobors.e
statement vbeu say hs. ch fails, couseq1ences
,hcse hse a.aied ever from sesns wbea mrs
wINSLOw'5 SOOTHING SYRUP /, rsed In auO.
We pesSed 20 Tia, thousands Of les 4~o scsd
uPOo suggestion, end have hAaed of L. s there
many thousands Of o,bss who read paper who from pref
ude sOUa the food q worthless that ds,cse ths
ess Of i. rcs, nssssbe remedy. 10 such wish ssy
this s,rP is the resuA Of Thirty yess experience Of tho
best nsc physicaus The world Produced AID l. us
nHxEpY by usO,hes who sas child tsehins Il
,oens the gums reduce, nasua sJs 81 pain spss.
rodc seiop Iy tho suach AID requisites the
boweis Moreorer, every mother It j.
popasbe barn, Of s according ts d.
,pty from the fact that very many Of most valued deos
have rreds al for years. and have witnessed the mcs
happy sssris from lie ia hundreds Of ce@ If yea never
before Rad fja sfeusle phJiian Wort for Il you win
lave saer u,lus The sOothing 8yrp Try il Tweaylyo
ce;. vii rr base bette. g. hee,o0e, ~iaa r.ch oftbe
rcet vel az tbs iich IN. \. Ladies' Nisi;oS
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NEW-JERSEY Railroads.&c. PlilLA-
IN DELPAIA AID tho sOrrH and WILT. via JERSEY
CITY Mall ard Erptrss Lines lesse N.gYetk al AID ~
and aode Fac 81 tsce ash 'iske,' so;d ior ct9
email ed Wet snd for Wsshisgon N-wOosns and
The south ks ard hr "a LesssEe ehcsed 10 Wsssinton Ia
q n. and p. ,r.is
J. W. WooDRi'YF, Asis,s1t Superintendent.
bsty,ge vii BE- received trains uieI delivered and
checked Is minute. In sd,anos o. Toe talo o; ieayfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18
gteamboais an6 RAILROADS.

LNOR NEW-HAVEN-Far 81 Berths free
II BY stesmer from Pecks,ip DAILY Up M Psssense''
for heideu Hartford Springfield No,thsnptsn and sI"ns
New Haven remain bosd tho boat until the nest morning
Merchandise forwarded by ESpo's Train through 70 bnr
eon kontroal ard all intoruedtcte tozns
- FRANCIS HYDE Qrnernl Freght Agsu'
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NETWORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY RAIL

NEW-fUKk, HARLEM, aud hLBANi hAIL-
IN ROAD for Abany ard Troy conneets With tho i'rv
tork Cenlr. Raiho,5 for all ront4 West North West ard
also I'LL .he hof,ker, Railroad for Saratoga Rr
lad s,cn, PisiIsbris Rsuso Point Osiens6arsh Eni
Montreal -.-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. oofan.pring MONDAY, Dec
r. lso trs;ps VII le,rr New foss. follows
Fer Albany, u, aud a.,o EsP,.' train fon TrJon
row nra, C.y Han Por Aba1J. 1.n T. m add 4:t ?. M
EGp,c.. train hem ?6ihs, Depot Por hbsny, 10 n rs
pcs.A nal, trsn fiou fyetFow. Tor aloanI l9icy m
Hsprr mail tran 4t,b 81, Depot FOR Cro,on Falls.
D e. s.oyyips al s..leDs above Yorkylle from 18th 3.
hr,,o, pr White Psln. rls n, $3.50 ends rtoPPl
AZ ali stations frori A,hsi. Depot 20, White Pains OILY
p N om White Depot, Stopping At al! s.sena fos WI
I.ushndre II ard bc iros1 sth ct Depot. Noptps
n al stations For WIirs SGdss. Ii+j p. "Wednesday
ard Saturdays euiyi from 2s Dopo ssoPPni. al 'st!oa.
RaTrHstSu vii esyv Albany. I, ia. snl I'D IN last
Albaay 1i3 snd AZ; nsExpreo Tr.!n Abaryl io;S
, m. Pas, Albany. IL a. m -EIPfrss Bs. frin CIe.on
Fas H. stopping q, all stations moth 81 fremont Wbo
Falr. clio .,5 AID 10 N. aud 40 stopping Il az a
ton. Wiramsdrdss $50 and p N. stope'os a; al
onlyl .toppLx 81 Ell .A,!onA JOHN BURCtIILI Asst S,pt
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FREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-YOlsR
il CENTRAL RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGE NESE
The sv.uo Limo VIII tonlnes receive Freight aud al
the coc. of navigation ho ciou Higcs a. nrr usual place
Of husucss Pier E H. foot OF Bycads ard viii ard
daily b. propeller 70 Pc5 Morris hecce By HsIom
Railroad Albany thore connecting h New orf Genital Rail
read Freight received here prev.oas M VIII befowarded
nom Albsay eay morning For further particular apply
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MOTHERS,


Ihe,s On sycvt In tbs numser Of o par 10 which
we uh 10 Oh yovi special e,ten.lon We do n because
We $40 paid doing Rfs the proprietor has nos ugch
es.el d. sobo, Om ihe fact that sincerely believe
dy Interests yOs cad your children to know whs there
aed. We reies Thirty years ek9eTeace OF female
phys.,isu in The ,hapo Of hrs. wINsLows SOOTHING
BiRCP sor ctia.en ,c,thiHs-
Tees OF LeUs,ud. 0irhdeu dio y.ssy ds te poss. Of
ov1rrye teeth End hundreds Of thousands barely d
70 pa, lie ef ,sers dseaei In body sud enfeeied Ia tt
all Ct wh',h .css oln dsorssaten Of tho system during
the lroco.. eths Mrs wslov In her profession bal II
oppttunsy to wines much th. suffering and ksI PsoP-@sd
n.d.s 20 tia ce--iupie, yet P~sly efec,vc aud
srle. Jc~r I'M BgNEoy 3rKDEp.
Wsksow sets ike magic giving Almost irA,a ref 20 the
,e suaeessavns Witnessed ,hs mos, picssns reais rom
u. OFF, IL great rbes Of No d'coyesy Ia ms1
e- hsndred y-ers viii eo1PAEo with E IN lie eesss'
- ~ s,c IA opinion snl he nsye u ora female phy 81
las 1t .a., VII b hmm. ralird b. this medicine.
tDTawiHs-Roou CoaEpin!0r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via. NEW
II PORT aad FALL NtER-Ihs splendid and ,npcStoi
.oaae. BAY STATE Capt Iewssf leaves Now Yort oven
TUESDAY THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY, Al I oet Sk p m
WEDEEsDAY and FRIDAY at ociock m, o. Pier No
3ER. u,
Het ARR Win be regarded secutd TO anT sp?h
ssrt uLti! the same shall have beer paid for.
Freight aIded through Vita ges. dsa.ch BY
an IL press Freight Tran. ,,,
WM. BORDEN, Assut, Nos II and II Wcst-st
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NALENA AND CHICAGO UNION R. r. Co.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DCNKIRk EXPRESS AZ ~, for Duuki's Brfa,o
C.nardsisun and principal Stsiienl
MAIL at e:is M, for Duntirt aai ntesmsds.s Ss.oal
This Train remains night q, Erare
WAY At $50 p. III, for aiddie.o~n, Noworsh aad inter
ID di1is Stations "
NIGHT EXPRESS. d1ay a. p m for Dushirt Buffalo
and pcpal Sta;onl The ,ran of SATURDAY ops
a al Aiai.rIain Stations and cn!y 70 Emiea
CHAs. MTNOT. CSene-s! 5ant
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UENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Yfon foo. OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hampton JG~.
lion h pesx Lsckox ard Western Railroad aud 81
Esop with Iozh Valley nsrosS and Ia connections f',Tios
direct line 10 Harrisburg without change Of cars .
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DeoeADer 10,
le6O-Leave New York as follows: - -
HAEuiss.eo EKraRssA a r. FOR Easton h7shns- foas
VILE Hurkburg, Aaneh Caauk. Wiiainspoc, &c
MAJ Tn.Iv-M for Easopi Water Oap, Scren'oa
Great Bend fi,tgou, Wilkesbsrrc, ke- ~
I'm Trrorsu TRA;S--PoE PasIor, hsush Chunk, Nt.ns
port Re .drz Pc,bynle Harrisburg. ac-
~ TuEorsH TRAIs-foi Esson Besiehso', A!icutnwF,
and hnuoh Chnnk. - .
s:arn WAY Tnais--For Somervilie.
TEAIn HAEiasBCEc--Tbo q n Fkpre"
Tr.in fou Seu.York strives Harrisburg OF ~ "a nooi 10
zine 10 coo nre. M fsst .in. ssd west, enhsyva5
Central Railroad Northern Ce1tis north and south, and WITH
tho Cnnbcrb1d Valley Hajlfosd. - -
Rl:rksuTfr oEr A:ip NE~-Yoek Pgsnr-Leoye Rew.f
fcu Pier Ne North River a. sad II $50 aud
LEAys RLtABsrs-At G.i5 aud sis g m i:co end IN
Pm. "a, ,u.
lip escb wsy. JOHN o. SfbRhS, snp"rn'sodHut
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOr ALBA
III ny and TROY COMMITTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
snd Wet TrGin,leayoi
Prem Chsnoegs-t . IRON 'is'n . q,
Espsrs, and II and T:2e DE M AID 'Ee ihd
sE6 'ihp N q,
Tro- ,la Al5s.y WIS I-~ens ols Ia tsoadsys ne.1det)
possEiscp..s r,ln TO H. 81. H. sai ,ao aai AIS
II m s1di
F,.h.iii train, $50 p Ia s;ss r. N
sins stag t-n- $50 snI i:co, s;is sGa ass Q.
A. r. SMITH Superintendent
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

4 CFNTIE MAN and Wife, or Two single fen
N t,euen can BE- accommodated With BOARD. sd large
nl.ant trout ROOM Gt No 100 Fat I'D tho hor-s
isHs q! tts modern improvements.
BOARD in FLUSHING.A gentleman wishes
ID TO make cr BOARD f'on IL, Nay nest ia
lon iu Fiush7 NOT p.iartns' ws!S from
Dc .,csraboa dock or depot .o hn,.l mother. wife chid
aad nu-sc. Room, fuTBEed rrhrnd and wher- bfeis
& can had IN tine ahs tia tree b9it tTsig To- New
YoJk. Adde'S J. O., IHtrno nfscH.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Tic Drama Fl THE MAGIC WELL at o'clock p NJ
SsdfLES AND TEARS THIS EVENING at y O'clock
ONE WEEK MORE OF THE AFRICAN SAVAOES,
representatives TDes before 10 America VII;
KAFSIR A PINGO, a Z00I.UO. a HOTIESTOf, snd
RtSsHMAN They u be exhibition a. I'll hours and a. In
4esyssa give their WAR and FKSTl.E DANCES aud SoFG
dass+d Ia SKINS Of WILD BEASTS and BIRDS
LAST DAY BUT ONE or THE NZTEC CHILDREN.
biss DRA DANRON, the doub!y0ced Singer, appears a.
sN6LRa ACTUARIAL GAHDEN. living HAPPY bAGtLYI
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR. &c. 70 be seen at al hon:s
kSm.sioa only rs ceuta Caaren under 10 years II cents
Pa-qlee IS ccns extra Childfea usder ten 10 ccs eK
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Tuisp-Avssrn sAyrxa, DtsE, cor. * az. az, ashst.
niYIDEhD NOTICE.--D epostors ara hereby
~ notified that lETERE5g, q. ae re .. SIX PEE GEM
ucr snnsr % III ifors 81 70 fiUo. endFlfE FIR
al sboss edo WIZ DO paid on al dsfesss ea
tt.sd ltsssts psysbse end snsx AoSyAyi lsn r.
: is..,.zsr q crupe Hrornfzry = - - - - -
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pantins academies.

.ltFolet Z. JHitfIIIH AtuUEmIRs.
A D0DWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. ee6 Breedwsy. hey York .,.-1 -
q. ~ * Ue. iJ7 Mcntsgae- place, Brooklyn
wkpt1:spA ssS sAyg Y! ~ KS Ia New York =,
" ~ 10 HEsohlyR, l.salrai.
orcalag mar be Bad Il She, Aes6sRy q -!
~ H.e.NvrRSs DANCING ACADEMY, No
Os 3ss fu.oa 81 ppas,ts d. City lfali BrootynA
e.: To- ksss ss4 sox fs,Ss 81 ~ as
svsss wtsSssssa 81 oosk6 ma o. NoDs2, snas7 2
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furniture.
Gnantidl.

EIFlY-FIRSr OIVIDEND.-THE UNITED
L STATES FRY IgS Co. No ~ Ws!lst The BOsai Of
-c,o. Of , Co- ny h,vu this day declared s-t tanss
DIVIDEND of FIVE (i PEI CENT. oa OF the net pro OF
The isst els months. ,aysty "a de,nlnd 49, ,,, - ,
New -Yoti Js.l J. 1871. W. HITTER SLY
nFT ICE of the n. Y. EQUITABLE ms. Co,
~ Np..Yo,s jan s iesi.--DIyIDEg0.--TbS gsszd 81
nii y. have ,tls dly declared sc Annual Diydsse Of 10
PR CFST on ,h. 0 pavabe tho ..okhold-i' CO
ana s,.. ~. Iiti irH- JOHs MILLER. Se-r~ary.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road.

Shortest. Quickest and only Direct Route from Chi
eago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
ofLake street, as follows:
First train I:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 pm, (dinner,) La Fayette 5:25 (supper) tnd
annapolis S:l5 pm, iawrenceburg 1899, and Cincin-
natl at ll45p.m.
Second train scoop m, arrive at Michigan City at 800
pm, La Fayett. 2:i0 am, indianapolis 500 am
Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at 1874 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 800 pm arrive .at
burlington at 1928 pm, arrive at Chicago at 5:l5 M
at Cincinnati 1870 am.
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin
cinnati.
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati wthou.
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad Offices
In the West, and at the company's Office, Lake
and Dearborn streets and at toe depot foot of Lake
street Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
H.J.SPALDING, Ag't Chicago
WV. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
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EVUFsLsNGFDN, PEORIA, ANrs La-
III y GANSP0RT X. Il.

EVUFsLsNGFDN. PEORIA, AND Lsl-
84 GANSroRT x. Il.
Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
MAIL, 100 am NIGHT Ex., Saturdays excepted s
p. Sunday Night Train leaves at p IN, Connect
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Ex. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORE X. X.
The 500 m Logansport Express makes direct C, n.
nections, as follows:
fHgton Decatur, Paha, SandOval and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroadfor
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with {Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with Kew Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafay cite, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo Waba h and Western
Railroad for Toledo ana all points East also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton and Columbus.
The las p IN Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above is a new aud very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points.
1t is thoroughly built, and well manned and run In
every way to crit the appreciation Of the travelling
public.
Cars will run directly through from Burlington 30
Tylce without change, and arrive in advance of any
and all otherlines.
Our advantages are Shortest and Quickest; oneless
change of cars. OmnibussiDg as via Chicago con-
nections positive IL is owned and controlled by the
interest, while via Chicago IL Is the reverse. In
short, it is every way the most desirable line
). Il. FAYRWEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Ag't Burlington.
+. g. WILSON, Passenger Agt, 0ttumwa.
A. BA lxsEi,, Western Ag't, Dies Moines. Iowa.
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People may talk about Gen. SCOTS age
and infrmities, but we notice by the hep of
his staff he gets over the ground quite rap
idly.
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II saw an eXcellant thing in your parnph-
let" said Daniel OConnel to a young WI
ter. "Eh; what, sir ~ "a penny bun, my
friend V
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HAHTI.


In press GUIDE TO HAYTI by James Redpath pub
lished under the auspices of President Gerard which
win embrace History of that Country, Its Constt-
ton unabridged Essays on its Natural History, Min
eral Wealth. People, Resources Religion, Commerce,
Revenue, Laws, &C. Also, all the Official Documents
in relation to the great Emigration Scheme which ID
now. citing so much attention from colortf
classes everywhere. No book has been published on
Iayti In the United States for thirty years. nor In
England for more than twelve years. "A volume on
editions OF the Guide will be published Price Fifty
Cents for the "Emigrants Edition." and One Dollar
J, the &c efrard Edition. including portage
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The Frenchmen in New York have given
Si1IQ to equip the, Lafayette guards, made
up wholly of Frcnchmen.
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Ghc OttumMa Courier.

Col. Fornty writes to his Press as fol-
lows:
"Mr.Lincoln.is equal to the occasion. lie
displays much Of the Jackson spirit in his
quick decision and unwavcring firmnoss
Those who expect TO find him unncryed
will be disappointed, With the aid and CO.
operation of a united Cabinet, Mr.. Lincoln
has plain duty before him, and that duty
he is prepared to discharge, without hal
or hesitation lis capacity for the en-
Urgency Willie recorded in indelalle char
acters in the fl ture history of our couutry.'
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CHINA, GLASS,
AND
@ u e z N s w a r 81!
WYE prepared to offer to the trade

w general assortment of 2
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENswARE & GLAsswARE,
styles and qualities prices that cannot fail to
render satisfaction. Having visited Europe in person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct i'm
portation of our Wares we feel justified in asserting
that We can sell goods as low any house in the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged in
the business can make arrangements with to i'm
port their goods directly from Europe at small ad-
vance on the sterling cost.
eB COAL OIL LAMPS in endless variety at very
low prices. McKITTERICK & MILLER .
Grimes Block, corner Main and Valleys
Burlington, IOWA.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-22
NEW TDRK Ann ERIE
RAILROAD.
Great broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.

and Telegraph Route
TUNo New York. Boston, and all eastern cities car
IL rying the Great Western and North W estern
United States mails
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily, arrival of
all TRAINS the Lake Shore Railroad Fl ON Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque
Darlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change
The only route running Through from the Lakes
to New York city. Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free i'm New York.
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New FORK and Erie Railroad which sold all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than
before made any line.
For freight rates enquire Off G. 0atman, 24l Broad
way, New York, or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
t4L3earhorn st., Chicago
CFAs. MIN0T, sup't,
JOHN NJ OSBORN, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio
SAM'L READ, Ag't, Toledo, Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-18

Dress Up, there dress up !" shouted the drin
-,rr,ant 10 squsd Of likely looking recruits
Couldn't dew it. sir, replied one Of the bsys
with them uniforms from Hartford. -
ihous III the southern disunionists are without .
Iavy, they certainly are not wanting n
c."U-Smce Governor SPRAoUEs move
n.cnt, tina SoYtheners say they can place ~
more faith in o,ideace.--All the leading
organs in the seeded states are now exhorthE
lsFF. DAVIS not TO attack Washington. Tbs
Louisville Journal says I'VE guess that JEYv.
h. diSsuaded by much stronger arguments thsa
sry that they feel at liberty to address to ~
consideration, The southern papers tell =
fll Of water" fhey win soon have % rsPost
that in tile peighborbood OF Cairo 10 Ii dan
.erously full OF hrs Gen. Pillow Is s.a
10 10 active bolstering up tho rebsliies a -
Mississippi. That PiLLow may and hiDssk
in bad case in the bed Of tho rive.
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GROCERIRs.

All OTHE 2D TINE FOR BUTTER,
| "A an sHEGWOOD's, 4T2 Third ave, near 3iIh ST
Frrsh spring butter, 10 eta to IS st paI lb ehHte1
Isabe butter 20 CtBi freGh egs ~ tor ~ cai Whisc
% ct per bag, Duttsr by the tub At Wholesale pHee4
l6,lSl9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-18
EHlPLOYMENT-F.mnio.

A GENTS wANTED-FIFTY YOUNG wO-
"A men, to sell q book indisponsable In every m
Ny; can make from 81 To " day. GE0. BACKER,
e5 EA&au Il, rosm l. mys Asc'la6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.

6DOG STRAYED SO REWARD-Strayed
~ on the evening of May iith, hacs and tan tsr.
rier dos anrwtr Ia the name OF DUR = aud has tha
hair worn of under ie throat Aly perIon retI q.
ing aid cog to JOHN MARSH, 10 Cannon 81, VIII
receive the above reward aLd thanks ID the owner.
T,lG4,2
hog LOST-$5 REWARD-LOST A
- blacb poihtsT dog, with small waite SPOT on his
bresss rsr over ,he eye. IN, seove ssrd wh @ od
l5th ,t In tire market lI,lsl,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-18
War Wit.

wNI .. TAYLOR, Pestna..s~.
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,aa,.S,..':..s..-S ~ yo91 IL -
sos. ss,,. iss,s: ssT;: d.,.: e.. q: q. SE aA 49,
barr'ssos and Desshs - csst. f,y sno2y(uD -
40 sliy scvawsrneup u scns bnn, fnnsssAnf
ne "on v-nis isncs Of sns ohos, ~ Cor svsy - inD1
20 ph' Adzntkennensr received ursi " orekesA, ~
dAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-18

DKNsIONs-WIDowS DRAWING PEN.
sious unAsr act sf Feb 81, 1858, or June 3d. lsSs
nd ssows vhoss 6uabsnd, hays ben tiisd q disS %
lin srrvoe may hear somethins 70 tl2u sts snass ~
fkSnlss ma ChAtksa q. CALVIN ". SMITH