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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-14
LATEs Il \ E W S.
nY ROSY ExrRrss.
ST.. JAsErH, No,

- Il" rs -
Saturday evening, Oct. 9, 1860.
J. FERGusea, Esq: 4
News for the Inst few weeks has been
decidedly duh. The newspapers Of tho
country contain scarcely anything but
politics, politicsl and We are getting heart
iIy sick of It. However, Us everything
spoken Of is political, cannot refrain from
giving you some items in that line.
Probably tile hottest and most yiSor-
ously prosecuted campaign Of any State,
will be that Of New York. A great
monster meeting of the conservative Inea
Of the State, Of AL parties, opposed to
Republicanisin, met at COoper's Institute,
last week, with il view Of forming QUE
electoral ticket, composed Of the Douglas,
Bneckmridge and Bell parties, The
greatest harnoIy and good feeling pre-
ysiled. An electsral ticket, acceptable
70 all parties, aud made accord. ng TO the
relative strength Of each. was adopted.
81 far. the greatest enthusiasm prevails;
and il is asserted on all hands that Lincoln
will be beat in that State Should Lin
coin lose New York. his chance for the
Presidency Is slim, as the election would
go TO the ID louise Of Representatives, where
IN all probability Bell ~ould get the cleo
lion. =. ~. p. -. -.
A similar effort is being made 10 Penn
sylTaHia, with a prospect Of success. il.
Illinois, il is expected, will cast her,
vote for Douglas. A Union ticket, SINH.
lar to New York, is being run in New:
Jersey. All the free States, with these
exceptions, win go for Lincoln without
doubt. The Cotton States will 60 Tor
breckenridge, while Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina. Maryland, ana Missouri,
will, owing to the divisions Of the Denloc-
raey, go for Bell. Mark what / say. II.
The st. Lonis RepEbliean, of yesterday,
says, in their fnancial article:
III is dificalt 70 keep out Of the public
priRts illusions to rumOrs, now Of several
days standing, relative to the embarrasS.
ments OF heavy transportation firm en-
gagged in the freighting business to Utah
and Pixies Peak, and In the California
Pony Express enterprise. The embar-
raSsment is sseribed chiefly TO the delay
Of payment upoa claims held against the
United States Treasury. A good deal Of
tue discounted paper Is in the shape OF
4ceeptances by Gen. Floyd, Secretary Of
& War We understand that negotiations
are on foot 20 arrange for the extension
1.-The paper Of the house, and the belief
Is expressed that they will he successful"
A tremendous storm took place in New
1fleanSyasterday. Buildings were blown
down, steamboats, sunk, &c. Several
lives were lost The damage TO property
Is estimated at $500, 900. j.. =. -.
"a l send you full and complete tele-
graphic summary The foreign news is
unusually interesting NJ.
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Gen Cialdiui had defeated Lamorciere.
general Of the Papal troops. The battle
lasted six hours. Afterward the Ponti-
heal army capitulated. Lamorciese es-
capped to Ancona. Fears were expressed
N Paris that collision would take place
IN Rome between the French troops and
GarIbaldi's forces. -~r'#...
The London HsralPs Paris correspon-
dent is informed that manifesto, by the
Pope, announcing his determination to
withdraw from Rome is already prepared.
The Prince of Wales arrived at WASH
lUgton on Oct. 8. He was Immediately
Introduced TO Gen. Cass BY Lord Lyons.
President Buchanan was absent from the
capitol. ......... - -.
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or REPRESENTATIVES.;

OF REPRESENTATIVE S,
akcr laid hrforc the Honxe The
communication from the Secre-
arr. u. ..., ..s.:.5 s.s..z I. 8. /.
a* War DEPARTMENT, i
Dec, %, 1860. #
H much has been said very re.
il the policy or this Depart
anting acceptanceS TO coutrac-
nsportatior across the nlains,
a il due alike TO Congress, the
myself. TO make a short, plain
IL the facts connected with the
ime in the year ls5s, il became
necessary 10 start large trains
'rtation across the plains to
i there was no available means
e trains in motion. Accept
i given TO contractors then TO
a TO start, aud they did so:
q thus begun continued q good
necessity, and was afterwards
j afford accommodation 10 con-
their very large and extensive
iir pnrport is togiye preference
erwhen filed in the department,
moneys due TO contractors.
eeptances have, until the past
zen to large amounts, nor has
int whatever, until then, been
means were not provided 10
sdeenl them. There has never
east coacealment or mystery
business, 1t was perfectly
ali who had any interest Ii,
lytlting about it. They have
only when. there was a sttbsist-
1 cut qf which means to meet
d certainly arise; and for the
{ which there was ain existing
on. They are prohibited by no
>sof these. aceeptaneeS within
rested npou the following con-
Those given for the hast sea.
and which were held as cola
ity in different places, the con-
ere anxV1ns to: postpone until
i. They represented that this
inc with acceptanees, which on
epreSented that they would be
the money called for was earned
FACTORS for next seasons work.
est assurances were given that
was only to go, and certainty
agreement already made, Into
lone Of those banks and firms
held unpaid acceptnlces, aud
hey wereto be substituted, and
aieral 10 their own obligations.
yruiug under this contract for
rMili be more than enough to
mount Of acceptances predica.
To insure this stipulation j
to issue paper only Ia large
nd in the. form which would be
;:if at all, TO those who knew
/ sQiVeucy Of the contractors,
ld already money engagements
TO IL large amount, and who had,
formed, and, us | believed, al-
seuted to and desired the ar-
promises and faithful engage
| been performed, no difficulty
have resulted from the trans.
/ could not aud would not have
deceived any one. No expecta.
on 1t could by any possibility
disappointed. But the prom.
ne were not kept--were broken.
T was, it seems, placed in the
the clerk Of the Interior, who
icted u large amount Of securi-
ging to the Indian trust fund.
lis TO DO the case, l have not
o give an order to cancel and
those acceptances. Their per,
rendered them void and Of no
atiiicd TO assert q confident be-
o one connected in any way,
,mOtciy, in any shape or form,
lttles OF the War Department,
elcaSt connection with or know
his cmbez2!eIueut, liz its iuccp,
progress.
nc u! this paper resolves itself
stIon OF administrative consider.
Z, l Think aud so regarding il,
pafto"sd for adyerting very
JAS ,spect OF the subject, These
$ have by a long series Of years
shcnest aud most efficient ser.
ttlIe confidence aud good feeling
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n -EXATR.
tARY IA. 1851. s 2. NJ. NJ.
,ar,meuts under ike . eireunai.

,attmeuts under ike eircuu.
lev in hisle,tcr Of confession tn
AIRY an the Interior. says no oC'
d government had any compli.
slightest knowledge of the fact
nag distracted the bonds, aud
Is confined 10 the persons imiyli,
heretofore named. HI. . IA. 4
ndsmen of Bailey surrendered
and he is now III jail AS 10
Cured oF Resell, il having been
tstkr SsNN, 900 outside The juris.
tie coari, senator Green ami
atixes Woo,lspn and Barrel. all
j, have gone his security for
il. The remaining $500, 600 is
q up by aci.iczlis Of Whsing.
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The closing
o 30 per cent
., Eve TO ten
h-wsstern and
. New York and
mt Of the TIr'ts /. !.
/. iers are to eK- j
/ his maraudsrS
nncr, Harvey
!; oops, artillery,
a Forts Riley
us, Nov. IS. J,
ls,ed orders % =.
Erecting him .
hold himself in
service on &
sens OF Missouri
t Montgomery
ling the military
caves st. Louis
Is afternoon, on
,tment, to asaist
rs in southern
Mo, state that
Tvs had invaded
,ed near Tabor;
as reported that
III, in that coun-
credited.
4 Warsaw, last
ilIiams, the ven
Kansas, made .
He declared
d large supplies
SnsIand shinped
sufferers in Kan
preparing this
. having visited
licit aid for IL,
somewhat dis
efforts to collect
settlers Of the
( in concert with
wv well provided
ammunition in
onstitute q force
they are a for
Il prevail. in the
ssonri. from the
At Montgomery
the State, plan
r. and excite .
ED to organise
Iel the invasion.
atched . messen.
ertain the trns
anSd ~ Leayen-
adopt measures
ices.
I THE PRIcE OF
Governor Of Gsor-
his late message
State,giyes utter,
~ -. ..
treats: "Should
10 l exercise the
.ecede from Oh,
q violation Of the
sor Government
n TO it. In sucl
or citizens woulS
each would b
ion OF her flag
Aud if any othe
ffere, and assum'
md take the live
charge Of Treason
owing the flag q
late promptly, b
q the highest tire
such GoyernmeI
orgia. whose iii
taken.
...-.,~.-- q
Way TO Cairo
Y which left Flo
~, Nov. 7th, wi.
lived at Salt La.
ld Tour hours-u
Il. Bromley, %
as miles in thu
Pretty good RI
llar Pony, leayl
ith inst, arrived
lneO Of twelve b
sand twenty-th
showing 36 no
Il Lake.
NEWS.
Hook, Nov. %
., from LVsrp
Up.
formally acesr
Piles.
ned hil Dictator
Island home on
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A Dispatch rccc
ton states that the
West attempted
Ger this morning,
Morrlt, Island orc
ten sliets were Gre
!. West when she /
did not fro q gun.
The Brcckiyn h
passed the Carss
Tho object ~
! RreoklyM fer Chr
be relative TO the
case the aathcritl
oppose The ingfes
.harbor by bringii
Norfolk.
A diNpatrh froi
the sttamef Star
he had arrived safe
Major Anderson, 4
I'd in Charleston L
AioSre
Convention vest
mostly been ID
mittee on tkirteen
secessionists and Il
|appoihted yestcrtla
nance Of secession.
probably make I'd
Nothing or inlere
day Five yolunt
for Pensacola, Fla
stood that they wei
the Governor OF III
the SECESSION ordi
passed BY 4 few M
WIN. ii. Russell
His bail was quaha
dollars; Int ~ llh
District AttOtney,
s'll,iiy,.s,
IL f'.'.N nospM
ene sHl.ls mysYssl
. .,e,.se 'tl' W !.
S.sn Y a ..i.,t. s'.s
W 4 !, =, N =. y, :
= s. y,
liz, A' y, ~
aa equiv. s .'ss -
4. seees
ala not meet uo-,l..
SUBJECT - ule ga
chairman, wn0 ~. y
a,l'e - i h.AN ! opA
Mnen neM Mec
soS'e = test r. 70 "
VIII e NJ,
h'ght tNa TWO esa
cal melliosts man
compromise
Netc KoI TSas
IN ,bs scna,D III
ncssao - srca M
So,,ihe avn s,,,e IN
srAllant Nai,,, AND
i,iss,,. .rd s,,,,la,, y
's I'M a,te sp,,, ~
I. .tn -, ,he let,sr
- Il ,hc pre.;dcn
recoyd wns ndmIral
tot Ksne ,yho IN
wor.e than m trra
The f,,ilnre a. Sena
ROAD tl,en, rcpard
appeiutment.ot a sd
House to inYeStis
tho whole subject Il
ment Of the nessag
cLairfuant Mr.. Hov
publican, Tho WI
nE,nnst universal "a
Union and censnre
The latter regard 1
| intention TO defend
| property; but dest
| war aud coercion.
!. y: ~
] ..e5 @.'zs w
tFlR Secrelary \
yeiilised ior I,ro.,vs
million treasury
peeen,ber last. ~
I IN the Nth of San
Il me President
Thonlpson,s resiun
says that IholifI's
honestly mistaken taken.
stNs'N
: . Bf'tlNltiR HOuDn IA.
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Forty GRited 1
here TITS iBosntpgI
for the p9rps@e
treasury III lhls |
ground the cnstUl
~ s1AlHa2
About eleven /
boat froil Fort 1
Hall, viii . viii
city. Lieut. Hal
1VN. Ilgktlis, h
ed 10 his boat ID
Sampler ~
Tue ccOinnniea
ou Il az fqigossd
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-14

Hnat GOuNu Spro-
penlE to Congress
Ne union shah aud
al constitutional
ends Congress to de,
prompt action, With u
~ op Tie line Of &c deg. 50
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G Tho object 10
Rreohly fer. Chi
be relative TO the
lease the aothcritil
| oppose The insfts
harbor by hringt
Norfolk.
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ether he viii
= 70 resign IN
70 his ssnsr

~, Nov, -.
rIbuted 1000
museum, to-
sufferers
a. case Of Or
Davidsons re-
q damages. !.
1ucsday by the
ing the hnan-
niIcrsal apptc
satisfied, ana
lie are few -
The closing
o 30 per cent
=, Eve to ten
h-wsstern and.
New York and
mt Of the TiEts
iers are to en-
1 his marauders
nncr Harvey
oops, artillery,
FortS Biley
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A Dispatch rrci
the sttamef Star |
he had arrived sasc'
Major Anderson, Il
I'd in Charleston Il
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The Brccklyn II
passed the Cares d
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A Dispatch reed
ton states that The
West attempted z
Ger this ihofhing, 1
MmrIt, Island orc
ten sliets were artl
/. West, when she i
did not fro q gun.
r -t' i.-a...si .,f-l tIt'I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
RELIEF IN TIM NINUTRs
DRYAN3S
PuL MONIO WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
fFst article Of the hind sves introduced under
the name of "PULA0AIC WA1nss," in this OF
any 0tksr oouAtry; oil other Pulmonic Waters
ere countereits. The genuine can b known BY
the sams BRYAN being stamped on each Wa
BRyAx' Pulnoxlc WAvxss
Believe Cosghs, Colds, Soss Threat, Heassnsss.
BayAM's PuLnonC warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BsYAx's PuLuosSo " Avnss
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
n'sPunaoxIc WAv,n
Believe lneipieat Consunptio4s Luug Diseases.
BRYAn's PULnoNIc WA1gRs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BsYAx's PulnoMc warns
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAM's PuLAoMo WAYKRs
Are Blessing 70 Ill Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PUlAonc WAysas
Are adapted for Voealists and Public Speakers.
BaYANs PuLnoMo WA1ms
Are in simple form, and pleasant to the taste
BRYAx's Pus nMso WARNS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN's PULn0NIC WA1Ess
Are warranted to give satisfaetion 70 every one.
No family should Be without box Of
BRYAN's PULAOEIC WAy8D
in the house.
No traveller should Be- without supply Of
BRYAK's PULA0NIC Warns
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
B8YAN's PULMONIC WA1113
Twenty Five Cents.
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ~
Sold BY al the Druggists in Davenport and else
whore. nov27 d&w1y
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ocl5-dtl

TRUSTEES SALE.-As authorised and en-
i powered BY Deed o. Trust executed to ne,
- Trustee. on the 2ld day Of January, A. d.
1850, by Joseph A. LsClairs and Anna n. Le-
Claire, his wife, (Which trust deed Wa. on the
- day Of February, 4. D. 1859, recorded in Book
B" Of town lot mortgages q page 80, Of Scott
County Records Gdsfault having bsen made in thu
payment Of interest end taxes levied aud assessed
on the hsrsinaftes dsssribsd lot Of I4sd- "a: Dc.
fault Of which, By tht lefns Of said trust deed,
It 10 made optional With the holder # he notes
thereby secured. 70 consider tie prinspal uots Of
$500 and accrued interest, - dus-snd the said
holder having eossidsssd Tie Sid peinsipal nots
and interest q thereby fallen dss-
shall, on Taesday. the 6th DAY Of Novsmbse,
A. D. 1851, at The hour Of nios o'eloei
in the forenoon Of sid day, ell. ct publie aus.
ten, at the Court Honss door. in The city e Dev-
snpost 70 the hiehsse bidder for cash, tie fellow
ing described tscts Of real estate, situate in the
city q Davenport, Scott county. Iowa, Wig: The
east sixty feet eflet four jim biloxi eighty
I've (st) OF L. CleiFs's Aaditioe 70 tke an Of
bevsnpaes. td6ethsf with al the impsovenenta
thereon situsted-or 20 muck thereof ~ shall Be
necessary to sstisfy the saount doe, With soste
snd expSnsss q nAking such sals.
The trustee will convey only the title csuveyea
- hin. 6EO. n. 6IRGENT
00lS TFustaa
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ocl6)

vTNRUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, on the 18th day
L Of October, A. d., 1889, James E. Gould and
Lucina Gould, his wife, executed unto David =.
True, Is Trustee, . certain Deed of Trust, con-
veying to said Trustee theland In Guthrie couunty
Iowa, described - follows, to-vit; The north
east quarter ct section number sixteen (l6,) in
township No. seventy-n mine (79 north Of range
thirty ono. west of the fifth 18th r. NJ; which said
conveyance Was made By the said James Z. Gould
aad Lucins Gould, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment Of . certain proMissory no.e, and the
interest thereon, signedb said james E. Gould,
ior @3s8 90 dated the 18th day Of October, A. H.,
1852, and payable to the order Of Durham / Booth.
Add now, said note taying become due and pay
able and the said James E. Gould having failed to
pay the same. save and excepting the sum Of one
hundred and ninety nine 55.lO0 $40 1851, David
S. True Trustee ssforessid, do hereby give this
public notice. that BY virtue Of the power which IL
in vested BY said Decd OF Trust, will, on Sat-
urday, the 9th day Of November. A. d. 1861, at
the hour Of two s'clo,k in the afternoon Of said
day, At the Court House door 10 the city Of Dav-
export, expose and offer for sale, ct public auc-
tion. the parcel Of land above described, or 20
mnnh thereof - shall DO necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said note, with the in
tsrsst thereon TO tho day II sale. together with
ell the costs and sxpsnses sttsndinS laid sale,
costs of this notics'snd Trustse's fees.
Dated the 18th day Of October, 4. D. 1851.
DAVID 8. TRpE,
oelb-db] 4rWstss.
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vrRUsTEE'S sALE.-whereas. on the q

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 25th
L day of October, A. D., 1858, Julia E. Coe
and Wales Coe, her husband, executed unto Ab-
ner Dawson ~ Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun.
~, Iowa, described ~ follows, t0-wit: The ives,
half Of lot No. three in block No. two az il
Msekintosh's first addition to tho city Of Dsven.
port being AZ feet front on Locust Street, by los
feee deep which said conveyance was made BY
the aid julia Z. Coe and Wsles Coo, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of , certain PROM
issosy note and tho interest thereon, signed BY
said Julia E. Coo and Wales Cos, dated the 18th
pay Of October. A. d., 1855, fer the sum Of $3.50
payable one year thereafter, with interest st ten
per cent. per snnum, and drawn to the order 81
Levi Miller.
And now, said promissosy note having become
due and payable, and the said Julis E. Coo and
v aIss Coo having failed to pay the same, ,Abner
Dsvisoo Trustee ~ Aforesaid, do hereby give thil
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power which i
10 me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will on Sat
urday tho 10Th day of Oct, A. 1851 1t the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. st the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, Scott
county, State Of lows, expose and oer for sale ct
public auction parcel ofland shove described os
% much thereof shall be necessary 70 satisfy and
pay the amount duo on said note with interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with al costs
and expenses attending said Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the ID day Of October, A. D., 1851.
ABNER DAWSON,
oc1-dtsl Trustee.
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now ARD A ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolsss hssisssso~ sstabsisAed BY special En-
document for the Reli efOfths Sick aud Dissrsssed
osd especially for the Cure Of D. seose ofthe S.F
val OrQans.
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, BY
IN4 the Acting Surgee n, to all who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition, (sgs
occupation, habits Of life, &C.,, and 10 cases Of ex
treme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge
Valuable reports OH Spermstorhoea, and other
Diseases OF the sexual OlDaas, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed IN tie Oispsnsary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, FREQ Of charge.
Two or three Stamps for postage will be accepts-
bio.
Address, DIR. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Sargeen, Howard Association, NO. 2, south Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pc. BY order of the Direc.
tors. EZRA D. dEARTWELL, Pros't.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. [myl-wly
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oc3-dtsl

rT~RUSTEES SALE.-On the first day Of No.
l vsober, 1861, at 2 o'clock p. N. Of said day
will cell for cssh 70 the highest bidder Ut the
Court House door in the city Of Davenport
Coanty. Of Scott md State Of lows, the
following described resl estate situated in Rock
Island county, Ill, to-uit: Lot No. seven a.
beine the soath-eas quarter Of the north vest
quarter Of section sixteen (l6,) lot No. tvs (2,)
being the south west quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of sestisn sixteen Q6,) both lots together
being the south half Of tho north vest quarter Of
said section sixteen (l6,) containing eighty asFes
more OF less also lot No. six 81 being tie north
est fmetional quarter Of the sonth west quarter
Of ssctios sixtesn (l6,) containing twenty-six
sssss and thirty -four rods more OF less; also the
eovth-vest quarter Of the sosth-sese quar-
tsf Of seotion number foar (4,) COO
tanning forty serss more or less also the Desth-
vest ffsetioaal quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section sixtsen (l6,) containing twsnty-slx
aseo three rods and thirty-thres poles more o.
LEI, I'll In township No. seventeen IT, roth Of
sanes one, west q the fourth (lth) T. u By
viYtss Of deed Of TsusG nede - - y Nilss
Peter Pstsrson ard Christine sophia Psessson,
end duly rsssr1sd in the rso0ds - Doek hoaa4
ssseGy, ~, Aaseh -, leoss - vsluue NJ
q desds peps ST. fQl y --.l. ~ = w.
0eseSe sS1o1l. JAA1S oRAn1s =
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Pittsbarg, Fl. Wayne / Chicago
u ALL II q A ID.

:
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO 70 FITTHBURG
~ without change, eoouectins with the great
PENNSYL EAAlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Hsv York. Philadslphis, Baltimore and Wash.
agton city, asd Ill the interior towns Of Penn
sylvsuia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. -.
Asrchsnts By taking this route, will have The
eAvantass Of Ill the sastsn markets at no adj
sional cost.
1agege checked through.
1Eaias leave the Depot, Canal street, vest eide,
'1ioagp, daily % the arrival Of trains from the
1ast and North west.
Osnnecting u Crsstlins with Cleveland 1 Lake
shore + r. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and I'll the interior
uasvns Of New England, via New York Central
aad New York / Erie Railroads. Also South TO
Colunbus, Janesyills, Newark, Mount vsrnon,
oesubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
efOhio and Virginia.
TIE above trains connect Of Forest with trains
- Mad River Road 70 Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. ALSO with trains at Lama for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
6sse - lev - ssy eshss lgssse.
Passenger bound east will And this route both
lasasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
he largest and finest cities 10 the United States.
spads, viii find attentive cheek agents Ct the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
sharge.te the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
iag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for gale ct oil the principal ticket on
- In The wesl, and = the Conpanys ONCE, cor
Der Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
u particular to AK for tickets By Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
esn' Western Passengsr Agent, Chicago.
J. n. A0oRs, Com. and 0en1 Agt, Chicago.
Freight of Ill kinds will be carried from Chica-
goto all points East 1t all times, at - low rates
- any ether Railroad route. ssp2y-df