davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-06

caused b. the Report Of Adfaant Gen.
1noxnas-1he Disclaimer Of a Californian
4Nfged to be Interested IN Gun Contracts made
n EuT9pe-A hbntoo,a Bridge Proposed at 81.
10a1ts--1.Ddtrs in the Sosdhpest-W.A there
Merit Spoiled 6y The .Racord-IHe Grand
y,t7y ts Contrnctors- Startling Dtsezopments
Ezpected-Agior C2a,y and Major Auen-1Ne
lTon.piated G4sn-boats-An Lmproprsety No.
ticed-Aerspaptr Quarrel, etc., etc.
, 1861-11-06

lAe following table SHOWS the estimated
amount OF -four and grain in store in this
city On the 4:h inst, compared with the
estimates Ct the three previous weeks:
Nov. 4. Oct sS Oct a. Oct IL.
Flour, bu--.-- 10 $50 3452 12,510 ST4)
Wheat, bu-.- 252 t37 193 9a2 1,12S.5a9 915s49
C0rn, 395, 5534 ,5?l aug ss377 ss77
0ats. bu------ ----+--- 125.t00 239,175 a37,sS0
, 1861-11-06

Col QrNH's REanHHr---There is NOW in
cf fye companies. We undensand thM the
enlistment & going o. Espidly. The prospect
fs that there viii soon be q Thousand mea IN
csrap. eed. that Col. Quinn will be ready 10
report for Setivs Service ic tWo Weeks+-Nilts
Tcp1t:fY sou.
, 1861-11-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of -four,
grain, live stock, &c, during tile past week
we're as follows:


The following table shows the receipts
Of leading articles since the LIST Of January
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" zen the individuals of any community can
DC Wantonly deprived of their personal liberty at
the mere caprice Of an irresponsible and usurped
au'horlly, 1t is natural to expect that the. next
uespouc measure will be the suppression of free
speech. Accordingly we have never doubted that
tue Administration and its adherents would, at
'iie earnest feasible moment, eudeavor to crush
a.! opposition to their policy by sunrnarily
pion'o1'lhg all criticism upon it through the press
vi from tne musings. The signs of the times now
100 plainly Indicate that the hour is annroa
"hen this last, desperate step will be resorted to
A'oi'""'''ah party 10 maintain its waning
power IL mas mad some hesitation about adopt-
lug 50 oold and unparalleled a measure because
mas feared the cutlery with which IL would
Prooaois DE hailed throughout the corntrr, IA
II mas therefore delayed to act unt; :, oo,,1s .,
mllIarIze the people with the eooross;o, ,e
Executive, and teach them IN ooa,,;.- W
outrage that a military necessity, mie,bt @a
dictate. But the temper of the Nortbsrn -
has now been suffieie nty tested and as ,bev ~
apparently ready TO accept the viii Of their rulers
as the law of the land in lien of lis written stat
utes, the, Administration will probably see no
reason Why it should not prdceed to de.
clare the dictatorship which it has in point
OF TACT established. The suppression o.
obnoxious Journals in Missouri Shows how
far the officers Of, the Federal Covernn,en,
can venturet to violate the fundamental princ;nles
of our Institutions in slave State. and Tho ~
ceedings which were initiated in the uniied state
Court in New York against certain papers Of. tbet
city, foreshadow the fate Of the minority Of rSs
people of the ,fFeeStates when the despotsm which
has enthroned itself IN Washington shall have
become little Stronger and more confident: If
Mr.. LINcoLN's Marshal in New York had merely.
ltQa.6nd q unscrupulous. men. enough
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BIS ground thatkhe+s-Aa .e.a6cia member OF the
Board exsrcisesthe minds of many here, in private
as well as public circles. N 10 sensible people doubt
the s4eyalt v" OF Mr.. Bcrrrt: He has right to be
as punctilious on question of official etiquette
har nj
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The CASE OF MR. SERRELb.-Thomas Steele Ser
reh, account of whose arrest On board the
steamer P ersia, was noticed a few days since, has
been sent to Fort Lafayette The case was called
up before the United States Commissioners Court,
at New York, on Monday last, when United States
Marshal Murray Informed the Commissioner that
by the order of the Secretary, received from ash
ington this (Monday) morning, the prisoner (Ser-
RELY, had beea transferred to Fort Lafayette, to
await further orders from the Department OF
State. ..... ... .......... ..,...... ..-...... .
Commissioner j. B. Henry then endorsed the
warrant of arrest, to the effect that the prisoner
was discharged from further examination and any
other progress under this warrant. 49,. ...,- 49,. .
Messrs. Mum & Co., of New York, have ad-
dressed US letter stating that the letter originally
published in the New Orleans papers, over their
signature, aRd afterwards reprinted from the Rich
mond papers in the Erchange of July 81, is a
forgery and calculated to injure them. a.. ...,'.
The letter. it will be recollected, purported to be
proposal to buy up patent rights in the expecta-
ton of having them confirmed by the Southern
Confederacy and thus realizing handsome profit.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE--The new company
at this favorite place of amusement, embraces
many of rare experience and ability, among whom
is Mrs. Mann, formerly Miss Placide. Miss Helen
Western, the pretty and talented actress, whose
New Y DIRK fame follows her here, and who ranks.
young as she is, among the first in her line light
comedy, and promises soon to be at the very head
of het profession cannot but be welcomed tonight
by full house. .. r.,D.. -.., .....: .ras" -..
$50 . .-......tt ..,..
q arQ yp6a Tod 70 IA Hpae toff = IIn,,
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YBDDo TEA---A delightful article, part of the
FIRST REFORMATION FRoE: JAPAN, jast received end
for asis BIZ "" GREEN s y0F,
eS;-sf .. .".'..' ..'. 'ss " s:asTuars street
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Loss OF LIFE BY THE FIooD IN OH1o.-The
Pittsburg Gazette says: The damage to property
and the loss of life along the streams in Columbiana
county, Ohio, is said to be appalling. Near Elkton,
1t is reported four houses were taken down the
stream, during the night, with all the and
GfSsssTttT taty7a persons, wapA - rr--5-'
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'"a EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention to the very extensive
assortment Of Looking Glasses in store sutsbe for
every position and Of sn sizes. -' .i"-. .'s -.-.
Mantel Mirrors Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Oornices, Tables Brackets, Consois, &C., uneqused
prices. ''5' ''a .......t; -..., ..... .
The Istest English and standard French Engrayngs al.
ways in stock ! ....s a..sl-- D.. a.s.-st 'aa. 3D.. 30
Particular and undivided attention given 10 the depart
ment OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, kc ''3--, .. .- ,
-.-a-t-, So. - - >. iFRYER'S Galleries,
.,--... a.. ..s..t 80 No a South Calvert street
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Convention In Calvert

convention Ia calvert
.. ... AIN. County. ...r. -...a .-,...
. ..... PRINCE FREDERICK, August 10, 1861.
A convention was held here to-day of the people
of Calvert county who are opposed to the present
Administration, and particularly to its unwarrant
able violations of the Constitution.
The Convention was organized by the selection of
the following officers: President, DR.. Hammond
Stewart; Vice-Presidents: John H. Basford and
John Bond, Esqa.; Score tary, Charles r. Harri
son, Esq. .. ...-- .... t'. ,. s.. 70. ......
The object of the Convention being declared by
the Chair to be the selection of delegates repre-
sent the county in the State Convention called to
meet in Baltimore on the 10th of September next
to nominate candidates Tor Governor and other
State officers, in pursuance of the recommendation
of the anti-Adminstration members of the Leg isla-
ture. 10, ..a.... =. .-. t.-- 81. .. ..i'.' ~. '.'
The following gentlemen were chosen as dele
gates and alternates: Delegates-Dr. Hammond
Stewart, Hon. Augustus r. Sellers and John BOND,
Esq. Alternates- J. Chew, Daniel r. Ma
gruder and Benz. Perran, Esqs. - ,.. aa... ... b.
On motion, it was resolved that the voters of the
county be requested to meet in their respective
districts on Monday, the I'd day of September next,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to County
Convention, to meet at Prince Frederick on the
second Tuesday of September, to nominate coun-
ty ticket. I .. .l:r4.~. aa ...... .,. '...' .s
The Convention was ably addressed by James T.
Briscoe, Esq. (member of the House of Delegates
from this county,, and by B. Duke Bond, Esq.
The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed
in the meeting. The county is overwhelmingly
opposed to the war policy and INSCRIPTIONS usur-
patioDs of the Administration, and the so-caied
"Union" men can scarce muster corporal's guard.
.s..... .-.as ... ."... ..'. DINE. "
P. S. A so-caled Union meeting was held pri-
vatey late 10 the evening of the same day. The
exact number present was six, "only this, and
nothing more" From this you may form an idea
of the Union strength and enthusiasm in this
. ed I'd.
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.- HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore, August 20, 1861
Report Of Deaths IN the City Of Baltimore for the 9yee
49,. ending Monday morning. g.. :. .-.,....r.
Bronchitis casualty q child bed 2 cholera nfanum IS
consumption 81 Commissions Group l. ropsy d.opsy in
head drowned dysentery 6; bilious fever catarrhal
bowels Inflammation of brain 4 inflammation Of lungs l.
Inflammation of stomach ]; Old 9, organic disease II
hesrt teethng unknown 8 unknown MANTLE 10;
Whooping cough 3-toal l2S .-...., .. ......,
Under year, 81 between and q lg between and s. g.
between and TO- 4 between 10 and b. between and
between 90 and So 10 between 30 and 40 between
and 80 s; between 50 and Co. g. between 80 and 20,
tween 20 and &c. between 50 and 60 between 90 and O0
0; above l39 0. Still-brths g. .-u ...,.t 20 a-',
Males Co. females Of which number were colored
persons-l3 free slaves. BY order, ,.- 80. .-...
- CHAs. ri. BaADFORD. Commissioner of Health.
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,as......t - -.., '.5 Pharmaceutists
mh2stn.. - y. ...- S& e!ortL, Charles street.
r. WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A
LADY as goyerness in my family for the ensuing year
member OF the Episcopal chnIcn wonld be referr@d Ad
dress .--,a t.u ...I.l uCois. j. T. BLAKIST. Me- .
s2i-sw* ... .,.. B. 80. Leonard Town, Md.
! DONE DUST--W arrsnted pure, and the best
res prices The reduced to suit the times For sale
''' 'S'''i No s4 sp.ar's wharf
RAUGH,S RAW-BONE PHOSPH ATE
a5 , sgus q to any fertilizer in the market
- -' 49,, .lO' e ', '' 90 GEo> DBGDALE,
a1LtI No. a spear $ wharf :
/ GROUND BONE--The handsomest article in
u the market of uniform quality, finely ground, and at
allow price. For sale wholesale and r sh bg
a2ltf"'7 IA ~a-'': '''' -, No i Spears wharf =
/ ID EESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO.-Orders
~ received at manufacturers price by, ..,a
a2l-tf .su.d - ..-E' Aa-t No. Spears wharf
f5>TSs,I. FOR SALE-An Iron Grey HORSE,
6an be ; ysaFs Gd EGgS So S
street - :, - > 80" LES - AL Ell az
TLOUR.- .,E-E - - ..-'- IT-'-E ~ . :
z. ohoiee brands Family. Extra and ssHsr Fb9gR in
II -.. ,a L. corner Pratt and Commerce streets
RACON:- ..1,.s ~. ..'. ~. -
% 20 lbs Prime Western Bacon SIDES receiving and
sac 80 corner Pratt "a 6oh n Streets
VE NO
T. AND. e.a .."...5 -. : =. :. =. s-.
A N. ". Thomas Co.'s and VIM Clifford NeH's Fami-
" sugarenfed received for w Ssts by
It =. = - corner Pfatt and Commerce streets.
RLAGKsMIFHs' CoAL. . 81, -. ~ - ~
- 49,. - :. - BTUllNOUS COAL!
,-~ 49,, . ALLEGHENY MINES, ii. ..-,s -... -
:-- -. Bi FIT afSF GGsAt GOAL 4. . E.~
o, For SiEAM and SMITHS purposes
-. CARGO or SINGLE T2 GE;agE orryr b., ....
... --. .-...- Soc" Agent for the Miners
... yAED-Spear's wharf foot Of Gay street.
For sale, &c., s. =. 1Ai.9o' g.. ...... s.. 81
3d. - : %. THE BEST QUALITY . ...e.''.. ..--
ID 1000 .r 7 --s. DURABLE -...... .......,. ....
49,. -. 80 r.'...e, WHITE or, .-...,....
MT. :, -,, . ....'a'''. ~ d" GOALS and
me NED ASH SOFT ooAi'S Foa T,v,, ne nc, d
in Quantities to suit purchasers. it,
prepared from his date to extans Enveops ana amp os
OF the new style for equivalent amount Of the old issue
Ps 0 Il
'n rs o taS WE. FokS ELL RS master,
aiI-t22 "''.,."' 7'' "* ".'" -"..' Baltimore, Nd.
CTRAYED AWAY, from near the Post-offce
- on Thursday lat a white and tan sETrEf, noe 4
change office. Il 10 ...lf .o..aH 4t#
n n EERSCHA UNI PIPES. :" E-I----- --1-57 =
IVA 80. ....a- - IuuI ...H.=t ..t.'. 10.
-A-.....' PIPES. '.~.,..T'DD.
The first fall importation 1-c Of . -.
. GEHUINE MERRSCGAUM PIPES o.. ......-., !
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large stock OF STRICTLY PURE-OLD RYE Wills
KlES from distillers Of high reputation. ., s.,.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination s
stock, which he offers prices for cash. in quant
ties to sui buyers. 90" TH0S. THOMPSON, r.
jel43m #. do ''e''' s~ $50 % South Gay street
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RooyINal RooFINaii ROOFING I II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
80 ."" ."t WARE Eng '- -' .'.
FIRE and WATER PROOF
'i PELT and C0hPOSIiI0E RO0FIHG
unrivaed By any thing yet discovered for Roofing pur2oses
PEnrzGTLy FIRE PRcoF
PsRFEcTLY WATsa PRooF . .. ..-.. . p, .
uNgeyALLED FeR ECoHexY, &c..
BID" UTRivALLED POE DUGAB1Lrrv
' .' -....5.5.. ...' 'i ADAyrRo TO EvEay CLIMATE
FOR further irsorrrsHcn address or call On .'. - be
.@".E'' ..-. ..-@ Jas. JOHESON,
Nc aSsrvis Bo;iding, cor. North and Baltimore ats
iY2e-tF "' s.' .''' 3 ...''' '.' . Baltimore
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NUTRITIvE CREAM FOR TUE .HAIR.--Thig prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling o Composed il is D. the pures materials it
be used with perfect saety prpo
of Ponade and Oils, without producing greasiness
common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
.' ..! t....s-. N. HYNS0N JENNINGS & CO., j. 81.
.a.a......t .s-, - -.., t,5 uPhatmaceutsts,
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We are indebted to the kindness of the Hon.
Henry May for valuable public documents Il. -. ...
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.. - =, TO CASH PURCHASERS.

..,...3 TO CASH PURCHASERS. 49,.
a50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH AL4fS.
Younger's Tenants Strong and Marzett Sons East
inda PALE ALES Single cask at SLIGO per dozen. Five
over 81 Der Dozen These Aes are Of direct
Importation. Of superior and in I'm &C niition
For sale by hs,4f-. .oTHos THOMPSON 80 b
-~'f'It.f-
isl4sm l. 80 as' 80. "a. - .. = - South Gay street.
, 1861-05-14

ssdsa.aal aa*soa a1d assapp8nF merehanss
. no, "a, sQUE9. MATER GYEEEr
.A8@lt fefths FaltanEt n TIKI t9FsTo d. n
r 1Iabatai csah sa1pase& q, E1us and tan fT liz
saippsE. t.a d :tsthsF 6sIEa fos
EpunIGta3GH. o,,fS :
, 1861-05-14
mr.. s,montons of ih.s II. Z. uI1mss,,
:. - AE@aSeAtAilE Shot. 3

Mr.. Simonson, the Wel,knoWn correspond /.
eut Of tie .17asea, Has ahp$ p& Wednesday. Hs:
Was driving With his wifa, and when passiug
the u.l1ttiaoutpost on Seventh street, h9 HaA
accidentally shot bY tic captain II command
Of the gnard.z. The ball, a large Mimic, sntefed1
haak okahe right shhuldeF, passlng ecrhpaetEly
through The tlesy part, glancibg On the sho1la:
er blsde, stirling this Gzkvfels, passing ont
front, cutting sht4; shirt &epl1AF eft completely,
md tAhihg theHhfaj u ustb9e<sSae3 ulaSvean.
Tue variation OF the sixteenth Of an Inch Wonsd
have ept the jugular aud caused death. His
ssssRs :S: .'s q, aeaas st.ts I'll Ill., Ii Wi e
musket to, ehoY his meu the manner o. nod
*fnF It; not kao# f % be, Uaappef aad eofk.
Cd Mr. Simonton exoneratee him from hfa1ne.
l.: The shaekwas % great thathlsr8A arm
aud whole body were paralyz yzed, and hav1g
spirited horses; going 1t rapid speed, Hi.
!, aimoatqn lQst eoatrel Of them, and tha horsss
daxhSA ID 1T 1hlf$ePeed, upaehinE fhe buggy
aud MhoTaEs:ttpssaf Gad d5wafa- tAe rofd.
Mrs. Edmonton Has- badly injured about tha
f*ce a4a.heaa, fAak not aaaggerprA1I*. :Ks .
ing bouse, Whefe .hs WaS provided means of
conYeyanee@. 4lis house in-theSc city. The
wounds Of both aEe~ very hsa--&. 7. Gfa.
snerEtM A9S*7st49- = .fs~-T
, 1861-05-14

,TX7iRfgxH. !, ID b = UNI
81 % p ss.1ls yeaa estexa
, 1861-05-14

e. Il
ruICAGO 6 ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE.-Psase7ser trails aa9cZ1
frnn and krTtJe At Chies1e ~ tvl.oss:
Day Ex Ffs4 and <fai1 E.ave 1t 100 l. - I'D stNTA
81 k at3 r II suntays excepted
, Night E8pySaa leaves At 400 =. u FAs.rst71 60
esuted: STRIVE at q 81 H. Aondsy1 reS:ed
joltet Accommodation % T: u. "a u .Tseft
70. e, s,u. aes1 Sgens ' ~ d2
, 1861-05-14
REDEDRn. MERKDITH d co..
= x,S ;.;tsE &c.. ;s.,zEcf

"a, ~ gou4h water seseett Chicago I'm aFf
1a q ~ purs1aaa and Yale q 931Hs Grain
1t1 d. 6onz3EaftAEte1 xgenta 9bf .Kla D1fed EAr&
aEsa1; Refet d MI f1neasoa 4 o. Cdtuako EEne
, 1861-05-14

il Revol3EFs. :: e'olt Jonss writes tp thy f.
moneys On, FaEel elyaxsy rs tha men are weafeT
with fha6 Without linn, s. Ess{ army otn}er
VII s4lsiRya ya3ou.s DS n6tt GHsn4t tthHm TO sng
snaAS3hRd q&1eHkH x,-4ss;j. @.;x
, 1861-05-14

PUMsEz, ,zsBR. 60, :.
::::s5': ,osSs1 sltSs14hxnft, :a .!
Ixn III aiiasSv SSsxtia II IsS i T.
'taieof Ftu1, eiSt md otaet Pt0dufR, ,dSEMm5szinn
, 1861-05-14

!, iHTA1SQN:,:,iV. :. GOE;;; s356 :: CO.,
,aoa TIE 81 r =fuRCHAsRt-ANp7 txIH Dr.
Pork, Flour, GreAR:&Aas s8xoek, | "
Ho, ksx Boashb ws9ef .stless' chac$xn iI1intax
, 1861-05-14

THFfs8sa3f-a=sz7aK9&Eb bF. LOGlAi
RaIlF6hUI IMEL 4y.::.;
i, a. EHMMBn zARNANGEAfENT.
~ RI 1Rzssa 9a: aisA S Dep
= bsg 's,fH Hs5rs;s as4 sfsaes day. ee1eeps
EItzeesasieEsyd dailys lezeaIAeatMaay,:. .x
4ssias sisiss 3!s1 GeS @ g Es 3 So a,f <7ee
3sa.s "a sss ihasSeaR 4
40 ;se;a a*'a{s 4! ssER[s H2saaes H2asSE ao -:
, 1861-05-14

ALIEN & & CHICAGO UNION
" RAILROAn-Sr1u7 AHRAvarxESr.
!, o. Nd !, sst.k Aosra9: APf@u ~ ~. ~. tsaE.
AIS 4. u 81 a:i5 :: " tor bztv.:stz, ns kaer9
tsrmediase , osnts: sT5 - ii. md s-1N &, II
DlxoD, eo.o. Fnscn, Cedar Eaplds, I'D i.:sr1aeGaA
Intern ciats po.t; A-36 2, u f;r t,ea=;h .sd.2tE
: edate ,iats. Passengers ror Re:J: sna sEeaFia4
LAKE NcHeary. Ia:h9loaa, G.Esea L4'c 'aa tassF
mediate points, I'LL take the LOO - n s-aia-
eleepek ~"t' w 4ssil Il s.a.caYc Ger s.ar.
, 1861-05-14

:: :: Rtgbtnlng sK1na. !.

r IGHrNING: RODs.:-New and
~ Improved etys ef 1fea a1a cesR% 5tzAt4stn9 4a9
EtTee sbsaaassfs s.a1 Astasss.sats: ....
&N- Qf4eZu for CITY AAE QoAHtJ 1f9Q4 ipf13aprs3
4t{Sn8ed T. xs dc Ber &hSalaE Ked Aenu{Aet3r1t
10; q E4axie street. G86o3xn- GEO. n: ~ 9<sSA r
I 1:lGHIalUN a+zROBS LAT THE
L 4 Old Et4nd. q KinEs street. IreA ant xogp@
:! tataE kahe5Eostes x9kaa WITH H alsssr a3d 9oMs 9s5
Il ntuiatoTr q u dnds. .--l 1.l
t,ChcsS3. Ill foss bmss Rox tN
l.; e-9sssez ..:..zs..2 :erFLKRs sRAL.lt ss&see
COOPER: LIGHTNING RODS
NJxHd Ill Kinds cf''''
- IfaNt 1aithfff = d fatafs t1xb fIxT1Rfs :.
ksess.earred nj sappned to Axsn4 md Des,sz.;
kseats Lsate$ feE :as IS et 5Kfas P,ssns
Sf1tee 70 xh0u Efsat 1rAucsnenD viii be ofefe&
sent By s1Pssss ts7sny paz< ot ~ oexz-
lTasso'121ts41 114fKf ek zf1ss. s. kEEr fKEz Z
EE-NAE8H,: Box slA Chicago H. =
&aGszK3, Dols's Building eorn&Fe u Clark aEa
IS ssafsaes:sIf u1s4 ::t1a.s s4e. ,n !:
, 1861-05-14

lid ii hs4ss t iii I'll 4 ootrax IL NH xoz1
xgtd AsoAeanf ard s4 H AZ ~ = E!n svs
11sifis edT fnH nns 6KR1WN.B N.BRaNn6NaaH&6
I 1pOMEsELRas 1Ha4tRR4. T. - Coa4aNA nfs :IA4zf
UAA6S ROAQ&e. Ii: a x7a!: = FEE. Et3A..5 fa% o-
, 1861-05-14
ThE Ta,NN5YLY ,-1Aa
l. JaAL RAu.29AD
N;G HI.E2 DCCB14E -'RASs~
1aa rSrseIsr 81 NJ Bod y now @1tA =. .cy. 9 "a

T6Ees GsFeaka Fas9xs<:t.4 :.s: q, s5stsakss ).
|! 8 is;a 5 .Eess i S,is ;Es:s {; 81;
sitsaeeaxe.s ,anss;P III .27=S AL =
"a II 553os - =, :s,s.zs
zlssP'5s sa5t e. sse . E4ef:s! 81 : fSsE =:
ptaa@ saao d.!{. Maj. 81 II: t2s y a.'y. ':.sf
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lCUle LAKE HURON RAIr..TAy,-aaosss.a
4nd beat r1ute to BHnAlo and oter - ts-1 csta4a.
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CHICAGO AND MILWATAEE
-; 5, RAILROAD,
For milwaukee, La Crosse, s.. Paul
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