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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
EX-SENATOR Brooks.
Hon. Austin Brooks, of Quincy. has re-
signed his seat in the State Senate. The
following is his letter ofIresiguation:

Hon. Austin Brooks, of Quincy, has re-
signed his seat in the State Senate. The
following is his letter Oflresiguation:
Springfield, H.. Jan Is. 1861.
To the Honorable he President of tie Sen
ate. Na ga
SIR. By resolutions adopted In both
branches of the General Assembly and
supported by the members of the party in
the majority, it has been conceded that
decided majority Of the people in this State
voted at the last election in favor of a calf
Of convention TO amend the Constitution
satisfied ihatit is not the design Of the
party in the majority in either branch of
the General Assembly to respond 20 aud in
good faith carry out the will of the people
thus emphatically declared /; satisfied that
it IS the design of thar majority to enact
laws, which, in my Judgment, will be in
open and plain violation Of the Cons,itu-
ton, for the purpose of being able TO offer
tothe people the protest, in Justification of
their course. that the Constitution requires
no amendment, and that the people did not
really know what they wanted. or we're
about when they voted in favor of the call
OF such convention; satisfied that If the
majority party do permit bill providing
for the call Of such convention, to pass the
General Assembly, it will be done only as
blind to cover up their real designs, with
the assurance that il will be returned with
the objections of the Executive, 10 pursn-
ance OF programme already argued upon;
satisfied that it is the design of the MAORI
ty party IN the General Assembly to enact
militia law, the provisions os which, as
already submitted to one branch hereos, are
10 utter disregard and contempt of the Con-
stltutlon against all of which, as we'll rs
all other violations Of the Constitution, and
every disregard os the wishes of the peo-
pie, hereby enter my solemn protest; and
satisfied finally, that the objects FOR which
my constituents scot me here will not be
promoted by my remaining any longer 3
member of this Senate, | have this day
transmitted to the Governor my resignation,
and now beg leave, respectfully, to vacate
my seat. Respectfully,
. ....-. AUSTIN Brooks.
| While we regret to lose the services of
Mr.. Brooks in the Senate, yet, in our
| Judgment, his reasons for taking the course
he has are good. Mr.. Brooks is the editor
of the Quincy Herald and man who acts
upon his own responsibility. If he does
not pour some hot shots into the Black
Republican ranks for the next three
months, we are mistaken in the man.
L
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
From North Carolina.


The Convention bill occupied both Hous-
es again TO-DAY. There is not so much
opposition to the Convention as to particu.
lar details relating to State matters. The
Convention will be called. ~ a1
There is some disappointment at The
Northern opposition to Dir. Crittenden's
proposition, and this weakens the Union
sentiment daily.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
Later from California.

On, m h"ih hedrhey, JAN 70.
The p ny Express with San Francisco
dates to "a met, passed here Oh the 10th
The California legislature would convene
Oh the 9th INST. Ii was claimed that the
Douglas Democrats would lack FIVE of
majority, and great difficulty in eIecting
United States Senator was anticipated.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
Observation-Disclosures GREELEY well known

observation-disclosures GREELEY, we'll known
as the editor of the New York Tribune,
will deliver the sixth lecture of the course
before the Young Mems Association at
1oung's Hall, in this city, to morrow
"wednesday evening. Subject: "G.eat
Men" There will be a good house, Cor
the Republicans will attend because thew
Venerate the man, aud the Democrats
will 90 to see the chief of sectionaIists.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

DENTIsTkY-The numerous friends and
acquaintance of DR.. E r. E. Carpenter in
TINS city and vicinity, will be grati6ed to
learn that he has returned and opened an
ofiice over Browns drug store. DR.. Pierce.
represented as an accomplished and skill
full dentist, is associated with DR.. Carmen.
ter and proposes to remain here perma-
nently.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
From Arkansas.

Augusta, Ga, Jan. Is.
The Arkansas Legislature has unani-
mously passed bill submitting the Con
vention question to the people on the 18th
OF February. In case of a majority favor
ing it, the Governor is to appoint the day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

SUBMISSION AND RESIGNATION A most
remarkable instance of the triumph ofthese
christian virtues occurred in this city on
last Wednesday morning. AS the Rev.
DIR. Skinner was entering his church to
perform the funeral service over the re-
mains of Mrs. Supple, he received tele-
graphic despatch announcing the death of
kind and loved brother For a moment
paleness was observed to overshadow
him, but he soon rallied, and with serene
c9untenance walked through the isle and
entered the pulpit with more than his ac-
customed cOmpOsure. Little thought had
the large audience, as they saw him conduct
the service and listened to his truly elo
quent and affecting discourse, of the sorrow
that pressed upon him, for his bereavement
was not known to but few of his hearers
until at the close of his service, when he
opened his heart and told them, in the most
feeling manner, of his great loss, and of his
hope to meet the brother in better world.
Such instances of fortitude and submission
are rare indeed, and are really worthy of
record.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

GROCERIES AT Cosr.-Mr. Shegogue, as
will be seen by his advertisement, is offer.
Ing his entire stock of Groceries at cost
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
The secessionIsis Trium plant
In Louisiana.

-. Ne" Ofieant. Jan To-
Iwo-thirds Of the elected delegates TO
me Louisiana Convention are SecessiUnists.
Col. Chase. Commander Of the ,Flerids far.
ees. telegraphs to the Mayor Of New Or
Pickens.
The steamer Haraaa, from Havana 90
the 18th has arrived. -
Business dull, Suspensions numerous.
sugars UNCHANGED. the new crop is rapid
y coming IN. Money scsfos.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
The legislature,

Most of the time of both branches of the
legislature, during the past week, has been
taken up discussing the proposition for a
constitutional convention, the apportion.
ment bill, aud the bill for amending the
banking law. Business seems to d-ag
slowly, the majority being more disposed
to further the interests of the Republican
party than the interest of the State and
people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

ssS The Charleston Mercury rejoices in
the services Of John Mitchell, the Irish pa
triot, as its Paris correspondent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

A THREAT.-A friend in the town Of
Frankfort, in this county, informs us that
some of the Republicans of that town
threaten to mob our Office if we do not cease
holding the Republican party responsible
for the calamities that have come upon us.
Now, We do not mean to cease telling the
truth, be the consequences what they may.
But we will merely say, that if the gallant
Republicans of Frankfort make a foray
upon our office, there will be falling off
OF the Republican majority IN that town at
the next election-mark that
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

Har The indianapolis Journal saws that
that there is scheme on foot to separate
Southern Indiana from the rest Of the State
and join the Southern confsderacy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

Why does not the President instantly
blockade every port in the seeding States,
and order Major Anderson not to allow a
vessel OF any sort to move in the harbor of
Charleston ?-Chicdgo Journal
Because it would inevitably plunge our
country into one CT the most devastating
and bloody wars the world ever saw.
, 1861-01-10

David Lewis Bradford was executed at Tcr1e
Haute on Friday last for the mudcr Of ]. L.
Wright, Bradford belonged'in Coles county in
this State, and leaves vile and two children.
ATTAcKED IT Wo1yEs-The Boxer Valley
Crawford county, RECORD says the mail car.
rier between that place and Decatur was lately
attacked at night by hundred OF more hun
CRY wolves. ue put whip to his horse and
reached tree just as the wolves came IN
around him. leaplng from his horse 10 tho
tree he was soon secure In the branches, where
q portion Of the puck watched him till day
light, the remainder having departed in chase
OF the horse, which could not afterwards be
fount. The mail carrier nearly frozen to death.
md fell from the tree to the Erourd. where ho
was found, fnsenslble, the next day and carried
toa house five miles distant before he rccoy-
cred.
ANOTHER CAsE--We were informed to-day
that MI. Lyman Case, late of Monticello and
formerly Of Minneapolis, who removed with
his tam ", few months ago, to New Orleans,
had been ta1Ted and feathcred by the madmen
Of that city. The same informant cuye tho
names Of the parties who ART charged With hny.
Ing VOLUNTEERED information of Nj. Case's Re-
publlcanisn, but We withhold them. ~ our a11
thority ia not direct. Mr. Case was a oujet
peuceable citizen, and, with his family. much
respected in our community -lfianeaplis
F1RE IT WAnnEx.-We regret to learn TINT
on Sunday evening, between eight md nina
o'clock, the dry goods store Of ". c. Lewis,
of Warren, WAS discovered to he an fir,
which, with its contents, was totally con.
eumed. The amount Of loss VIC have not
heard, nor Of the insurance-Galeua ddotr.
tiser.
SUDDEN DsA7u.-Thc Jancsyi11e Gaut:t
says that Ar. Daniel Parks was suddenly killed
, 1861-01-10

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LISE.-Passenxer Trains depsx4
from and arsIre At Ch1csgo foloW1:
Day Express and Mail leave At Is i. T.. and R1T1Se
Bt 5 IS T. u. lSGnlaYs exctpted).
Night Express leaves st r r. {ssturdAys c1cept-
cdl arrive at Is 4, n. tMond2ys e1ceptedl-
Joliet Accommodation. 500 r. ~ {SundAye e1ctptedn.
JOHN F. TRACY. Gen Sup,k
" L S7 Jog3 Gent Agent de17
, 1861-01-10

M O n E 7 L O A N E D
AL on nErtclass securities at the
Ranking Office of VIM. III. I1fce e Co..,
No. 63 Clark Street.
Three to ire years Lpans at 10 pcr cent Short p.
per discounted Cas, advances On Warehouse Receipts
II CitySc1ip wanted my29EE3-iY
, 1861-01-10

rT Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
e,s.. o. o.o-Drtors ze the tahscsibcr Justice Of
tbs rcaee in ard for sid county. personally cano
1o,o lne. who bea. duly hxorn7 deposcta and saith
rns, he htd been suffering with Chr1Ec Dia.rhra for
the n.ss tveut:tvo Eesr% and had consulsed and IT,
ee.yed prescriptions for hts case from all the principal
nh1sctsu. IN mi adelph.a and Cincinnati hut an to
,e meet =. hc as received rcltck At last he WA
rsducrd TO mere skeleton without even The hope Of
ersr finding rc1ie; but. By the advice ct friend m,
induced to Try HosTErrEKS CELEBRATED
6r,,MAcn DrTTERs and to his utter surprise fonnd
rtef from the Erst trtal: aad In less than two mon,hs
found hsn<e: perfectly cured Of his complaint ana ls
day reeover'ns h's strength Of body, aud 1ncseas nc
IN t. + snd chccr1uy rises this certificate In +ho
Bone that otaers Ike himself may be benefited
JOHN LEE.
exorn and subscribed to before mo, August n 1s,s
C. F. uASsE1MAx, Iuettec of the Peace
de.s:w No. u Western At, Cincinnati. o.
, 1861-01-10
e To Horse Owners. DR., Swect,s

tnsAlIole Inieat for Horses is narys,lea bv anr Il,
all Of LAueness arising from spr!ns ,rnIses ar
Wrrncainr it, effect Is magical and certain. Harness
Saddle Calls scsntehcs Mango &c 1t Will cure
speedily. spsvin and fdnsoone may be casily nfe.
vented and cured In their !nciptent bu, confirm
I'd eases sFe beyond the possibility OF radical cure
40 eae OF the Kind however il desperate ar horc
fe*s ontlt may BIC aey!aed by this Lnraent snd Its
faithful application will always remove tie Iamcncss
Aad enable the hos1e to travel with comparative ease
Every horse oxncr should have tlls remedy ut hand.
f'r IT. timely At the first appearance Of Laneness
xi1 e9eetuauF prevent shoee formidable diseases eu
toned which a hcrscs liable and which render
70 many oherwise valuable horses aearly worthless
sce advertisement For sale by J. Il. JOHNSON,
General Agent, 70 State street poce1pcox.a1v
, 1861-01-10

BUFFALO s LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. shoEtes. aud best route to Buffalo
and oshcr Eastern cttles
rraia leaving Chicago at 500 D. m, Detroi. at So n.
1ses At bnnaio at 80 ?. n, Sew YORK AZ 1915
10 Ana n J. Erie trims going East Tickets ria tht9
Hoatl can be obtained at the linton Depot
fe-I&,D-1y S. CARTER fepi Manager
, 1861-01-10

Dr. SWEETS 1SFAL1,IpLE LSDIENT l. prc.
pared from the reccipc Of Dr. Stephen SWEET Of Con-
nccucut the great bonceettcr and has been u.cd in
LIS practice for the Inst twenty years with the most
astonishing Success AS an excnal remedy 1t Is With
out r1vaI aud viii alleviate pan norc speedily than
any other preparation For all Rheumatic and Ner.
yous Disorders 1t IS truly iataiblc and as curative
Tor 6otes Wounds, spralas. Bruises &C. tts soothing
healing and powerful Strengthening properties excite
The Just wonder and ast nisent os all rho have
g4Tea 1t trial Over four hundred certificates Of re-
variable cures. performed by 1t within the last two
ycsrz. Astett tlis fact For sale By J. II. JOHNSON
General Agent, 70 State street. Chicago III hy all
DealesS- nol5'aocow-d.1y
, 1861-01-10

E6al can De 0bta1ltI At The Union Depot
fe.It,0-1y S, CARTER Eeo1 Manager
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1gl LAKE sa0nE RAILROAD
1860-6..-.: Winter Arrangement. .I8gQ-m
Takes effect Sunday. Sov. X
500 L. Knew York and Boston ExpEcss-daIly except
sundays. vim Old Lac,
6.I r, N--Stsht E1prcss-dnily except Saturday vtz
Did Line.
Connecting TuleIo and Detroit with trains to al
points Interior In Ohio. Pennsylvania. New Xurk ap1
the New England States and Canadas,
GOO .A-Pittsburgh. Baltimore and rhl1adcphla Ex-
frlsa, yt1 C1erct1nl
60 .s-iaGinE close connections and quick tins
4uy Uthef route.
zg- Noodrun's Patent Sleeping Cara accompany III
the Night Trains this route to New York and Boston,
Tickets can be had all ticket oiices in tie We&t
aud nt the Coopany's O1ice 81 Dearborn stserta and
at the depot
Trims arrive In Chicago 1t 1oco l. IT, and 11;corx
GED. II. GRAY, GenI Western Agent
JoH1 D. CAMPBELL Gen1 Shpt it3tllJ
, 1861-01-10

THE PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
l. TRAL RAILROAD.
4

TtHE PENNEVTVAN TEN
H.t1no., -, 111a 11-A"
~. - NILES IFS pOgRLK TRACK
T9e capacity Of Ills Road row equal 70 sn1 u ths
Three Through Passenger Trains
Connecting direct In the Union depot, At Pittsburgh
delphi Se% fofE bossoa b Baof: sa l Wash1aRaa .Gl
Passengers unsusPassea Is speed aad eoat51s 81
Express and Fast 1incs run through to Fn,,.dennta
Without change of cars or coaductofs.
Smoking Cars are atsacoed to each train Wood,ufs
sespn$ sle:E SaEs ~ y ,E1pfss ana Fat Iia
p!sss sua ns sn. 9SSs TsT i,,Se o i15S
Eston. - '1-1' ~"N'@'~' 4'4 'A4s1n'se @a' !" "s1a'
M Thsonsh Passenger Trains provide. with 1ouxh.
nidses Patent brak=-speed under perfect coplrof q5
ssrs &c Engineer thus adding much 70 the stesy oi u
YORK: Two Daily rsains Between NV York dpa Ind 70
toa IAsooSh Tickets, al xai, good or etthero 1t
Bout Tickets TO Boston are xood via Sorxtch F.u
tare1 Of StonlnEton oes- Boston passengers tr4na-
tersed {ree Of charIe thsopgh Scw Y1fE.
Rl1oad Otices Il th1 West: also On board NV ~ e
Ee.uat Line OF steamers On The MissisaippI or t)hio
Iavers; aud the once Of ihe Conp5uy Il Boston.
DFAax Alx4ra ~ Low Nm T,ur "a O,,rv 4.
on Ar o1HkR ROUTE ~~~
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTSBURGH
PennsyIyanla Railroad IuaSes Ill the Vi -"
DIRECT LINE HETKEES THE EAST AND TaK
GREAT WEST.
ass II y es ss: Hs:s (
E re &c ssSSlaE ot 9
far t;sI:a. Contract. aud sh,pp,ns Directions. apply
to or address either Of tho following Azent9 81 81
Company:
, 1861-01-10

V1EC1cy DUu1UUH bItIcIS b
These por1lxr D1rrEss possess all the uon..hln. and
fnvEorarnE properties OF PrRs ON RorRDoS Wu1lET.
and a-e con-idcfcd the most eiicsc1ous Tos1c md
s.1xC1Axr ~ wcn a. the most agreeable srox Acr1c
ever o1esrd the public. As tonic for Old People,
delicate Ladies' convalesccnt !nsands znd al& weakly
people. they surpassed Ia all OF Weak
re+s O. debility, they win give immediate 1elicf and
bnpsrt = strong healthy tone to the sy:sc.a t1al
U.s. For lrx7 CoxFLA,x1s. Bhosc1Izzs DYsPEps1A,
AE1vocs pIskAsEs AxD LryKR CoxrtA1srs ther arc IN
Invaluable remedy and are = ce1t1!a preventive Of
EHI1s and E1yxRs
Pit up IN Quart Bottles, IN cases Of ors snd two
do1eu- and 1or sale By Druggists and Geoce17 every
wheru.
W-F- 4. ". GREELEY, Propr1stoa, No, 2s Tre-
mont street Boston. M2ss
J. 4 JOHNSON, General Agent,
No. 70 State street. Chicago
r 1.ANQQX. ACetf EnC7EQdaEtr
, 1861-01-10

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
III GEE!AT WESTERN (CAEADA) RAuWAIR
Winter Arrangement.
Trains leave tho Great Ceatral Depot foot Of L&1s
strcct Chicago:
500 i. X.-LiShtulrg Express, iSlnday8 e1ccpted1
1r1iSe ut Detroit bl5 r. Y. Suspension BridEa
$50 a. n: ALBANY $40 ?. Y; New YORK lQHQ
r. ~. H.s-ou 1C1 Night.
e11 +. x.-NtW fErk AID Boston ExpresA, excerpt
Saturd7y.e AIrtyo at Detroit go i. ". 3r4.
pension Bridge Of Buffalo 40 r. n A1b1aY
200 Al NuW fcsk EtS1 4. ~ BosGou noon.
80 K-ClhclnH. 1E1SResa {e1ceptSunu y through
to CfnG ErRtifn Is houra.
go =. s.-CincinnE Aad Louisville Express; {excep*
Saturd1 y tatpIgh to C1ucluu3st In II houf4
LoulSr1 ID u u ho1tB.
LOO :. x.-Train. ,.asaIaay, only to Niles Sunday
Tralns - 10F.X
e Patent seel IRx Caz1 On AZ night tratnA
The 60 n. tEAm connects At Paris with the Budalo
and Lake Huron Aa.i9.y fer Ba;falo and =, a potats
Kingston, Osdcnlb boI8h. Montreal Quebec, and IA
Points 70 Canada Northern Vermont New HA1p~
TsgSs:e ehecxc thso19h.
Through Tlcke.s for salo at tho principal Rat1rozd
oc1ces ID the North and West: snd at ths Conpanys
depot GOT Ct Lake atEeet-
Il l. SiRcEYr GeaeTll Arcnx fcz4
, 1861-01-10

cD Lyons Katharion for the Hair.
Nothing has ever been made which has given such mil
veEsal satisfaction. 1t restores, preserves and besut
fes tie Hasr. and imparts delightful odos II yau
wish dnc. healthy head or Hail. trytt Sold every
where, fo, 8 cents per bottle. dellT31u
, 1861-01-10

FK1Xt1S i. HOFFMAN,
Consul Of the Grand Duchy Of SA1e-Wei.nkY thn
pnchtcs OF brunswick and Saxe.Gotha, and the fteo
city Of ffankfurt. and By special Of several States
4nthoyi1cd to ast ioE iosneE s!u:ens of AUSTRIA
PRUSSIA, SAIONY, WlKTEMBERH. 0LDESBERa.
&c t2y7tAw1y
, 1861-01-10

FINLEY, HOYT & RU1ISEY,
L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Is 8outh La Ealle Street,
Old United States Custom Housa BnildlngA Chicago
Jas n TMLx7. IN. HoTI kFRcxsHF.
CARD.-In Withdrawing from the Commission Bust
ness We take ETeat p1tasufc tn recommending the
above firm to our friends and patrons and solicit for
them continuance Of their business. Having known
them for ReveEa sears cheerfully recommend them
~ good business men. and In every respect reliable
no1e-da34I6In FLINT b WHEELER
, 1861-01-10

GMALL WARES: BUTTONS
~ AND NOTI0Na > u
Wo1zted Hoods BlesreA Gaiters. DC. Drena Tfeua-
ming, Go1seta md sGlss Gioves and. HodeI7. tbs
tAde II respectfully inytted 10 examine shA hboTe
Eoodx, which viii be gold fnr -
+: CIDsE oAGH PRICE,
'- 4. 3RAVKA
8uN -. - 1Aku street, Chicago.
, 1861-01-10

We offer 10 the t1ade, 1t ths LQWEET MARKET
PRICEs,-
A50o boxcs TIN PLATE
k&oo bdls SHEET IRON,
60 RUSSIA IRON,
80 IMITATION Rug9IA.
500 BRIGHT aud ANNEiItp WIEN
IS caan SHEET ZINC,
10 ton4 PIG TIM
Il 500 hi, COPPER HoTToMA
q tets TIMERS TOOLS aad NACHnEa
10 casks BRIGHT OK A2d COIL CHAINA
1no0 dor. AXIS
40 sH0vELS, SPADES nad eCQOpR
40 tons SAD RQSA
FUTILE, H1BBARD l. CO.,
octzEt1y Corner Of Stats md Iakc ttx
, 1861-01-10

pTTKIN & CO.,
General Comn1tssfon Merchants
u9 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, IL.
, 1861-01-10
macbinetp, 7Rar1mare, &c.

n0ANE d fHURLBUTsS
Stave Saving & Dressing
M A Q H T n e,
FOR TIGHT WORK.
This Machine suspassea all others, IN every partcu
planes 1t ready to set up IN the barrel nj at opera
ton from 500 to 10,no per day Will make *5 to
f5J per day clear OF all expenses To with this
have full set Of nachncs for Tight Barrel Work OF
all kinda. Aiso.
DoASE's sTAvE CUTTING MACHINE. for Flour
Barrels.
DoASE's HEADING CUTTER, for Flour Barrels.
DoASE's HEADING TURNER, for all kinds Of
Barrels.
DoAEE's HEADING Jo1sTER for iii kinds Q,
Barrels.
DoASEs FOOT JoISTER. for F1ou. Barrels
uOASEs HEADING PLASER. for all kinds Of heads
DOASE's EQUAL1z1SG MACHINE, for all kinds Of
Barrel stavcs.
DOANEs HEAD SAVING MACHINE, for al kinds
Ct heads. THIS machine L. also the Lest Ehfng,d
hil e1tant-
nosnc has the only Barrel Machlnczy for Completing
Flou: aErcs from the Crude Timber. THIS machinery
has coat thousands IT dollars to Of ro
s2d stecl-putinS a compcstoh nut Of t,1s question
noilerS Portable Steam Engines Sash mad Mca1.itpg
Machines Wpodworths Patent Planting Machines. Rt>
Saving Machines. Also the extensive assortment
Of all kinds Of tile best Machinery for all purposes In
nse Sole Western Agent Of Dufoes l. Cos celebrated
brand u Dutch Anker Bolttns Cloths Alare stock ct
, 1861-01-10

Through fatnt arrive at Chicago At so l. u. and H{o
Pm. Joict and Wilmington Accommodation lezya
Chicago It 100 Il. daily fe1eept Sunday. arrive III
EB Elegant Sleeping Cars on al right trims.
COSNEcTl0Ss-At Cheuoa with toganspoEt. Peo-
Galesenfs aqa Ba5lngso1 A. Bloom1ngton w.h II II. "
Great Western Railroad Of Illinois for Jaeksonvt1le
Napes aaa Quincy A. s. Louis With Pacific lail11sd
Lexington, IndePendencc. kan:as city and Lea1en.
worth, With North Missouri Railroad tor St Charles
road for Pilot Knob and Southern Missouri With Rail
road ItDe Of Steamer on the Atseisstppt RiTcr I'M
Me1n2hiz. TlcS3butg and New Orleans.
For thropsh tickets apply It the CoaEany's otcer,
T. Dearborn street. opp site fremont House, s1d ut
tho Depot, Canat street -
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