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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
state of Wisconsin--Cfrcui Court for Jeffcr
son County.

Jesse RiGgle Plaintiff, gajnst John G.. Aulsebrook.
Administrator Of the estate of Joseph Scrubv de-
ceased, Melinda Scruby, Joseph Seruby, Emma Scru-
BY. Elizabeth ScTuby and George Sbruby. dsfcnd-
ants.
u the Circuit Court of Jefferson county. rendered
in the above entitled action, the twelfth day of
February. 1861. in favor of the said plaintiff and
against said DEFENDANTS wiz sell at public auc
ton, 10 The highest bidder, Monday she Sd day Of
June u 1861. at nine O'Clock A NJ Of that day. at
the Planters Hotel, in the cityof WatertoEn in said
county, all OF the following described premises
much thereof as shall Re sufficient TO discharge said
judgm ent. interest. costs and taxes to vii
All the following de scribed piece parcel of land
situate in the county CT Jefferson aforesaid To wit
The west half of the northwest quarter Of section
number nine CO... IN township number seven ~ range
number sixteen 16) containing eighty acres accord
ing to- rhblc survey. First exposing for sale the
south half Of the above described premises.
4 Water own 7 en- 28th. 1851 mari wI3n33)
UEBER nth. Sheriff Of JEFF. CO.
VILLA < LEoSARp, II # Att Us.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

@ A new military company is organ
izing at Fort Atkinson. We believe they have
one company there already full.
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about Business. If it were not for the
bad roads consequent upon the rainy weather
We have had for the last week or two, we
think business here, would be very good Since
the action of the Bankers Convention. the
other day in Milwaukee, became known and
our people begin to understand that until the
inst of December, they are not likely to meet
with any further losses on Wisconsin currency,
confidence IS becoming restored and there is
no longer any hesitation on the part of any one
in receiving the bills Of all Banks now in GOOD
credit, As the wheat in the country. of which
there IS yet an immense quantity, begins to
move, business of course must improve. but as
the roads are now it is next to impossible for
farmers to get to market with it, hence there
IS virtual blockade upon any movement of
that sort. We notice in the Chicago papers
that the Bankers there are making an effort to
get their currency in circulation again in this
State, but we hope it viii not succeed 1t is
bad enough for farmers to be compelled to take
such money as our own upon which they have
recently met with such heavy losses, without
dealing in such worthless stuff as that made in
Illinois. Our advice to them is not to touch it
at all should the attempt to introduce it
here succeed, which by the way We do not deem
any way probable. The only way to do is to
stand up for your rights, and demand in return
for your produce, a currency that you know
something about, and one that is based on Sc
curities as good at least, as those used by the
Banks in Wisconsin. Those are poor enough at
best, as the experience Of the past most clearly
proves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

nc Mr. David Metcalf has received
his commission as Mail Agent on the Milwaukee
and Western Rail Road, and will enter upon
the discharge Of his duties in few days
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

HeH Done The Watertown ladies, who
have already acquired considerable reputation
for philanthropy, and were never yet known to
be behind in any laudabIe and patriotic enter
prise; are just now engaged in adding fresh
laurels to their fame, by making five hundred
Flannel Shirts for the Volunteers from Wiscou
sin They have gone at the work in good
have 1t all completed. We would suggest.
however, that there is an opening for few more
persons to make themselves useful and that
their services would be very acceptable indeed
J. W. Cole Esq kindly rendered the use of his
Hall, which can accommodate large number,
for the occasion, and any one who has not
already done so, will find an opportunity upon
application there, to aid in this very commend
able undertaking. The Madison Journal of the
4th inst, in speaking ofthe ladies here. and their
generous Offer, pays them the following handsome
compliment, whichis ,qually well deserved. 1t
says
. The material for five hundred flannel shirts
for the soldiers, has been sent to WATERFOWL to
be made up, the ladies of that city having
kindly volunteered to do the work The ladies
are as patriotic as the men, and are now
proving that they are made up with the same
spirit that was evinced by the women of the
revolution. In times of peace, with nothing
to arouse them, they have been blamed for
knitting lace and other fancy workout now.
when. dangers threaten their country. their
fingers are found to be equally nimble in making
shirts for the patriotic soldiers who go forth to
defend thesr country, honor. The war is just
what is needed to prove that our people have
notdegenerated. We rejoice to find the heroic
spirit that animated our grand motheres has
Defended TO the women of the present day
The ladies eyeryBheTe-God bless them %
WatcrtONyn Wholesale Prices Current.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

g8@ We learn from the Jefferson Re
publican, that the little town Of Hebron has
subscribed $17GO, for the support of volunteers.
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Rgy@ Post Master Jussen has taken
possession of the Post Office, and removed it
to the quarters it formerly occupied under the
administration Of Myron B. Williams Esq, in
Cadyis block on Second Street.
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aJ We notice the name of A. L.
Pritchard, Esq, on. a committee appointed In
Chenango County, N. Y, for the purpose of tax
ing measures to raise regiment Of volunteers,
from there. and he-adjoining county of Otsego.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

H1@ Hon. S. R. Cotton, Judge of the
10th Circuit in this State, has rendered his
resignation to the Governor *E
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g@ The contract for making and fur
men, was let by the State to Messrs, Fisher and
Rohr and B, Schwab, of this city The work is
to be done by tomorrow night.
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p gI@ Several changes have been made
in the time table of the Chicago and North
Western Railroad as viii be seen by the adver-
tisement elsewhere. The Express Passenger
trains now meet here at 45 P NJ. We get
our chicago mali at that hour, which is de-
cidcdly good arrangement.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

re- Judge Coles majority for Associ-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court, is 5, $50.
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an Iaducement.-The Green Bay Id
rocate fayors the measure of Brown county,
Wis. giving $75, 900 to influence the building
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad to
that city It estimates that its completion
would add $40 600 to the value of lumber and
shingles in that market in single winter.
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Prices From $40 to $125.

No. %, Family machine, plain $40
No.22, 80 50 silver plated, table
with draw and cover, 500
No. "a, Long arm, plain, $50
No. 25, Long arm, Silver Plated, table with
drawer and cover SO
No, Z, Manufacturing Shuttle machine $50
In mahogany and Rosewood cabinet
cases, from $50 to SIPS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

sAnMAY,S READY RELIEl

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, superior Is
all Purgatiye Cathartic Pills in use and the only
substitute foI Calomel Mercury and their
kindred mineral poisops. PREPARED from extracts of
Roots, Plants, Gums Basams, assessing wonde<-
full medicinal powers, before used edicne.
Elegantly coated with gum, mild and Thorough in
their operation and wi in the most obstinate cases
induce eyacoations from the bowels in six hours.
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JACKSONVILLE, Florida, April Is 1850.
DR.. RADwAY.-Dear Sir L afflicted with the
swelling of the glands much that l could hard
~ eat my meals bought bottle Of Railways Rea-
oy Relief and bathed my throat with it. In twenty
hours the swelling entirely and my throat
cured Atthe same time had very sore eyes, and
after had rubbed with the Ready Relief some Of
renamed on my fingers and in rubbing my eyes soG:e
OF the Relief got in them. My eyes got well mmedi-
ately was likewise affected with very dan gerous
cough that resisted all medicines, until used Your
Ready Relief a few doses of which cured me. Yours
Respectfully, SAMUEL j. AsUTc,
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R4DF4fs REN0I 1rfNG RESoLTENY
Pnre

RADwAY'S RENovATINd REsoLvENT is the most
positive and thorough clean. ing renoyating med
icine known to medical science. 1t purifes with
tonishiug speed impure and diseased blood. and
solves away al diseased deposi I, whether in the
blood. bon ~ joints, tissues, &c
SKIN Disc 4 Sc S.-Ail eruptions of the skiing
Sores ulcers tunors, letters cankers, humors,
erea Sores syphilis bronchitis, catarrh diseases of
the cest and lungs sttutional dscas arequiek.
~ So permanently externlnated from the systemft
the use of Railways Reuoratipg Resolyent.
TO THOSE WH0 REQUIRE PROOF.
Seeding Of the olqaas Sore yes, sore fhroot, very
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Song for the Times

BY sQUlBoB JR.
The drops of rain came falling fast
As through Main street one day there passed
rustic youth, who strange to tell,
At every step was heard to yell
.sHurrah for Hoak! 7"
His clothes were wet yet all the WHILE
Upon his face there smile
And as he walked, it was his choice,
To shout with his stentoran voice
''Hurrah for Moak!"
On. on he went, until at last.
Of Main Third he'd almost passed;
AID when he THE cheap cash store, E.
This rustic youth did shout the more
'.HurTah for Moak -
The ger crowd soon came around. 49, -.-s-
And asked SsWhy this terrific sound -
Our youth repled-ssDo you not see
The man who sold these goods to mef''-T
1.Hurrah for Noak -
'sSee here young man. said Marshal T!anes
''Ifyou'd keep free from bodily pains.
just quit your yelling in the street,
And don't be heard to again repeat,
'.uurrah fer Mo2k -
''This noises said he s.Il1 have you know,
Must stop, ar I'll take you down below: -
Yet the brave lad held not his tongue
But with the loudest accents sung
'.Hurrah for Moak,"
The pIucky youth. Marshal IIanes now seized
Which caused him to be sore displeased;
And as he thrust him in the eabooSe.
The boy said, Marshal. it is no use
''Hurrah for Moak 20
There in the lookup. for shame, was he,
An honest lad who should be free
But Who while a bench he lay.
With cheerful voice was heard 20 say
SsHurrah for Moak -
When before Squire Miller he came,
The Marshal was accused of blame
And then the boy did shout the more
For rhar Irlo laora a1o
''Iurrah for Moak ~
A crowd had gathered round TO see
Whether our lad would be set free;
And when twas known, then all did cry s~
That ''Moak's is surely the place to buy''-
'-Hurrah for Moak -
And now, dear reader. you ought to know
That for Dry Goods the place to go
L Moak's-on Main street, thirty-two,
You'll find a stock, large. cheap, and
ssaurrah for Moakl' -
The Machine having broken I am compelled to
stop right here, and can only add that
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Good Marshal Hanes. by direction of
the Common Council. is now enforcing the or
dinaEce against hogs running in the streets.
"a A fire broke out yesterday morn
ing about l o'clock, in the store of jacob &
Miller on Main street A few pals full of wa.
ter, promptly applied, put quietus upon it.
Home Guards, attention -The members
Of this company, and others who wish to Join
it. are requested to meet this Friday evening
at the Hall in Dennis Block, at eight o'clock
precisely. A general attendance is desired as
business of Importance is to be transacted.
The Jefferson County Guards This COM
pany, the Jefferson Republican says, is now full
and has been accepted by the Governor The
following are the names of its officers
CaPt.-A. II. Van Norstrand
1st Lieu.-S. B. Tubbs
I 2nd Lieu.-H. B, Lighthizer, "
Orderly Sergeant.-C. A Stone.
ID Sergeant.-H. C. WestphaT.
Sd Sergeant.-D. W Cartwright.
4th ACKNOWLEDGMENT SIcBeath.
1st COrporal.-H. A. Smith.
Cd Corporal,-Ph Divenbaugh.
Sd Corporal-Lewis Jones.
4th Corporal-John W-Blake. - b.
Fifer.-E D. Ainsworth.
Drummer.-James L. Manville
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Good Marshal Hanes. by direction Of
the Common Council, is now enforcing the or
dinaEce against hogs running in the streets
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| Will not be UndersoId

by any in town. People wanting any thing in
my line will certainly find It their interest give
call. Remember the place, =, Main St, Wa
tertovn. and here if you want get the worth
of your money. Terms Cash, and no deviation from
the rule.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Not T11le.-We are authorized by the
agent of the Pennsylvania Central Rail Road 20
state that there is no truth at ali in the report
that the road is INSTRUCTED for ordinary bust
ness by the transportation of troops. 1t carries
large numbers of troops, it is true, but is SO
amply supp led with rolling stock, that it can
carry al the government requires, and have
plenty left for passengers and freight. Passen-
ger trains run regularly, and on time all over
it: so that no one viii have any detention on it.
The e. SANDS Anaeicmr Circus.--This
institution it will be seen, is to visit WATERFOWL
on the 10th inst. and of course there viii be
good turnout of circus-going people as there
always is here upon such occasions. This COM
pany is one Of the best-if not the very best-in
the country, and their performances are we'll
worth seeing. 1t is so long since anything of
the kind has visited WATERFOWL, that thR people
will turn out en- mas8e to see it. We are sure
they will be amply repaid for 50 doing.
Gone INTO Camp. The Fox Lake. and
Oshkosh Companies of Volunteers, passed
through this city, by the Chicago and North
Western Road, last Saturday, en- route for
Madison. Watertown, We notice, is represent
ed in both companies, Irwin W. Potter being
member of the former, and Edwin r. Coe, and
Webster A. Bingham belonging to the latter
We wish the boys all sorts of good luck, and
hope if they ever come within range of any
rebels they will make short work of them. Let
them take good aim, and shoot to kill every
fine
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prices that will astonish the natives they low
| have also a nice line of


couple hundred dozen of Ladies White Cot
ton Hose at 64 cents pair, and about a hundred
dozen that worth little Every thing in
that department keep, besides many other articles
that have not room to enumerate. Suffice At say
that my stock Is ascompete any in and thatmy
prices all right. 1t is this that gave rise to
the incident alluded to in the following
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
RADvAY's READY RELIEF,

Then for the first time in thirteen years Of anguish
misery and disease, felt ease and comfort pains
aches and inifmties left re, and again able to
enjoy LIFE y diStrse all er my BODY an thro'
my ystenl. j'ottorS called it by different names
was lame. crippled, had breakings out Yer my bod;
pains and ACHES in all my limbs, headaches. pains in
my stomach after eating, could sleep WELL nor do
anything like healthy man should do in fact, l wa.
miserable. With the Ready Relief, L TOOK
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
SICK FOR THTPTEES YE4PS

Let those who doubt read the foli6kinr letter from
Mr.. Joseph snteare, respectable citizen of Quincy
III QUINCY, Ill, May, 1850.
Dr.. RADwAY & Co: I became dis eased thirteen
Years ago, and have been diseased ever since have
doctorcd with the best Physicians in this place. (Qun-
cy) but grew worse under their treatment. L have
tried variety of the popular advertised remedies
with no better success. Nothing no, nothing did
any good until | tried
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TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.


Seeding Of the Glands, Sore Eyes, Sore fhr0G very
Dangerous Cough Cured by RGctrdys
liz
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Wainwright's.

Cheaper than white wash At
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The Machine having broken I am compelled to
stop right here, and can only add that
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watcrto,,n Wholesale Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY MILLERD BROS. FAMILY
GRoCERS COLES BLOCK
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Keokuk, Fl. D. NJ. & NJ. r. r
OPEN I'd 9TTUuwA. 76sMiIes.
Change Of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

AN and AFTER Monday, Jan. 2sth, 1861, and until
" further notice, daily train will each way
tsnndays sxeep:ed) rs follows:.
MAIL TRAIN
viD lssvs Keokuk at PAS m, arriving at Oitumwa
at 3:4J N.
viii leave Ottumwa at $40 m and arrive at Keokuk
at 400 m.
u Passengers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
sts:S m, make sure connections with Stages for
kddysile, Oskaloosa, IT Desmoiaes, Councbuas &C.
Through tickets, as LOW ms the lowest, may be had
ct the ONCE for all points in Middle, Western and
soothern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET 0PFICE-Atthe Depot, foot Of Johnson
ssyxsl GEO. WILLIAMS, Js.
superintendent.
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pLOw NAkrNG

sUyIIE suhscr oerrespectfull, informs hisfrends
il the pui ic generally. that he manufactures all
Kinds OF plows aud prepsredt to supply the Farmers
ofWapelio Co. with article unsurpassed In material
and workmanship.
6lacksmithinl in all its various branches, horse
shooting. Xxx hoenr. and ;obbing Of all kinds.
s9- Remea bef the place, The Lower steam Mill
AARON MYERS.
Ottnmw ,rrb nth / S5S-rh0-y
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EOl CINCINNATI
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LIME
Rail Road!

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot
eSLAke street, as follows:
yirst srain I:4o am, arrivesat Michigan City at
$3.50 tdinner,) La Fayette 5:25, (supper) Indi.
snapolis s:l5. pm, Lawrenceburg $780, and Cinein-
Dasi at!l:4SP.m.
Second train S:9gp.m arrive at Michigan City at 900
pm. La Fayett. 2:io am, indianapolis $40 a M
kAsrsnceharg 1890 An, Cincinnati at lo:45 am.
Passengers leave ottumwa 500 pm, arrive at
darlington at ,;e5 Pm, arrive at Chicago at Sis
~ Cincinnati 1850 I'm,
oniyo one change OF cars between Chicago and Ga
sinnatf
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains
and ral through from Chicago to Cincinnati withou.
change
Through ticketa can be had Mt all railroad offices
IN the west, and at the companys Office corner lake
sad Dearborn streets and at the depot foot OF Lake
Street, Chicago.
bars aslos - via any other route.
III. SpALDINu. Ag't Chic ago
w. povall, Trav. Agent.
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~. wAcHrLER,

BOOT AND SHOE MAX EIt,
Main.st., one door East of Temples Banss
OrTUMwA, IOWA.
r9yrIE proprietor keeps constantly on hasd good
assortment If Leathers, and is always ready to
accommodate, customers with good work IN me me on
u.inas, April. ., 1s59-y
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HlEnLINGTON, PEORIA, AND 10.
RnaASsP.)RT n I.

Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
NAIL, 1890 NIGHT Ex, saturdays excep:ed) 5
,. m. Sunday Night Trdin leaves at p m, Connect
ing a. TOLEDO with LIGHTNING EN- TRAINS OH
LAKE SH0RER X.
Tbs 500 m L,gausport Express makes direct c. n.
Nssslnns, ~ follows:
tE! PaSc with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
layton, Decatur, Pala, Sandoval and Cara.
A. Caenca with Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad for
AIton 20 81. Louis.
~ Gil nan nth tGhieago Branch) Illinois Central
eailroad for Chicago and south.
~ Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
tsr lafayette, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
~ Logansport with Toledo. Waba and Western
Rsfiroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati an Chicago Railroad for cincianati, Day
sen and Colamb1s.
The las IN Peoria Accommodation makes the
ssme connections above to Gilman.
The above Is new aud very mach shorter Line
than any other TO the above named points.
II IL thoroughly built, and we'll manned. and ran In
svsry way 20 msrtthe appreciation OF the travei ne
public.
Oars wii run directly through from Burlington 20
Soedn Without change, and arrive IN advance of any
ead all other lines.
Oar advantages are, Shortest and Qaickest; one
change ofcars: no on1nibussng via Chicago: con.
pections positive, II Is owned and controed ny the
same interest, while via Chicago II is the reverse. In
sbort, 10 10 every way the most desirable line.
.. X. FAYRWEATItER. Jr.
Ticket Agt Burlington.
-. WILSON, Passenger Ag't, 0ttumwa
A. DakyEfs, Western Ag't, pes Moines. Iowa.
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aNvIE.Ayg, ACApEWYl

yEyHE FALL and WINTER TERM Of 81 WEEKS
ofthis In stitution. will commence September 81
1864: the Spring and Summer, OF the same length
the LIST Monday in February, 1851
A. HILL. A. ", and MRS. n. HULL, will take
charge of the School thorough Academic and Or.
nainenta Of instruction can now be received
In this Institution.
Tuition in Literary department VIII range rom ss
$lo per term in Ornamental branches at usual rase
Tuition for every half term must be paid Invariably
In advance No deduction made except for prot
ell sickness.
July T. ls6o-iS-i2.
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OrPU M w a,

HEyIIERE win be found the largest st9es ever o
w fe,sd in the west aud which willie sold lower
than at any point the Mississippi Also those
Shingles manufacture failcount, every single
perfect. L. u. RAND co.
Oct 81 ts59-u3s-litf
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nAI.Y PACt>tsr LINE.

vuyhe staunch light draught Steamers, 800
III Clara iiine, Al line and Des tu-H,,
Moines City. will run Daily line In sSz-s< r-rf
connection With the Railroads, between Ottumwa an,
pes Moines. commencing with the opening Of nayi
A,ion. A. HtNf.
NE O. 81. per }. MARTIN.
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KEW XDRX AXD ERIE
ISAIl ROAn

&rsns Broad Guagc, Double Track
ANA Telegraph Route,
FHVo SeN York, Boston, and all eastern cities
a rying the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dnnkrk daily, on arrival OF
allirains the Lake Shore Railroad om Cleveland
Qaieago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque,
Darlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through TO New
YORK city without change.
The only route running through irons the Lakes
70 New York city. Authenticated, sleeping airs
night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always Low as
~ any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
7Fee In New York.
BE particular aud call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which sold e all
tae principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight
superior 10 any other 70 ate.
AZ EXPRESS FisEIEsaT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through TO all points est aud quicker time than
bsfors made any line.
Nor freight rates enquire off, O. 0atma oil Broad
vsy, Sew York, or OF jacob Forsyth, Freight AgeLt,
- Dearborn ST., Chicago.
CiiAS. MINoT, supt,
JoHK ~ osBoas, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
sAxh READ, Ag't, Toledo, ohi,.