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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30

noisrd about the neighhorhond that hc had found
his match for once, a lawyer residing in village
near NV, sent him word that he could accommodate
him with fcathcred pugilist that would give the
victor specimen Of Bucna Vista warfare. Jim
hastcd down to the village, and wtheu, seeing the
rooster, paid two and halrdnors for him. and ob-
tanned permission TO 60 to the coop and take his
property. The lawyer had immediate business out
of town. Nothing was heard from Jim or his roos-
ter for some time but it finally leaked out that tho
jockey had been jockicd. Jim had paid twenty
shllings for very respectable hen.hawk.
Jim said not word--hc did not utter threat.
but, early one morning, our Jockey called at the
lawyers residence with beautiful steer, which he
had Just driven into the village
Look here, Squire littllton," said he, don't
you want to buy this ere steer"
II guess not, Jim"
"Ies yer do though Hes an exact match for
yourn, and I've got to ~ down to court to swap
horses with somebody, and will sell him cheap"
How cheap, Jim?"
Wall, sccn us how want the money dread
ful bad, yer may have him for ten dollars"
Steers like Jim's were selling rapidly for from
twenty to thirty dollars. The lawyer handed Jim
au y aud told John, his hired man. to put the steer
in the pasture with his own
But look here" said Jim. as he pockctcd the
money, "hSon't back out 81 this trade hut ii YOU
really don't want thaSr stscr, flla6ke him agin at
the same price when conn ack from court"
Soon after John returned with a smiling countcn-
ancc.
WE'LL" said the lawyer, show do You like the
new steer? Is he match for mine 80
"Aua exact match," said john, lat least he ought
to be. for you've been sold"
"Sold?"
eyes sold The steer You gave over twenty
dollars for year ago, you have again paid ten for
Mr.. L., in spite of his momcntary anger, could
not help smiling; but as Jim had never said any
thing to him about the game cock, he concluded to
play the stole too, and say nothing to Jim about
the steer.
Our hero, however, isn't very fond of silent fun
and after waiting month or two in hopes of hear.
ing from his customer, made it convenient to call
upon him one day.
Squire said he" am pesky sick of that
street bargain and have to trade back, At you
have no objections"
"Thc deuce You have"
"Why, sartin," replied Jim, with as much gray
itv as he could assume in fair business tranSac-
ton. He laid the money upon the lawyers desk,
and commenced whstliug favoritc negro melody.
"Scc here, Jim," said Mr. L., " take your money
and go home. It's good joke, but don't tell it to
anybody"
"Wall, if you want the steer, s'posc you must
have him: hut he's wuth more than ten dollars.
At this state of the conversation, Jim had reach
ed the door with the money in .his pocket, but halt
ing suddenly as though he had forgotten somc-
thing of Importance, he bawled in his peculiar
way
81 say, Squire, yer hain't got any more roostcrs
to sell. hcv yer?"
Some people think that the lawyer will come out
ahead, but we don't believe il.
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gerrnSburg annrnal.
fOr the Journul.
To MesSrs. Tiedcman and Williams.
ny CARRIE.

All day the chilly, wury wind, and the melancholy
rain,
Have with their ghostly fingers, tapped against my
window pain,
And the clouds have vrilcd the sunlight always
loved 50 well,
And gloamy shadows all around, with grim dis
tinctncss tell,
That the mantle of the sormkiug has fallen ON the
earth,
And feet that faiu would CAD about must teast be
side the hearth,
And well know the dearest of my dear FIVE thous-
and friends,
Though the strangest ties of love for me with every
heart string blends,
Will never dare To venture ont, this drcary winter
day,
To drop in for moment AMI chat the time away;
And the horrible conviction is forced upon my
mind
That within myself and these four walls, amrsc-
mcnt must find,
To chase away the shadows that are gathering
round my heart,
And to hear dull tagging footsteps, more 0cctncss
to impart.
While musing thus charming friend, the Jomnul
cspicd,
And turning DER its leaves l linl the charm for
which sighed
Among the local items So they first my notice
claim.
My eye discovers oddly placcd--a once familiar
name;
The project this suggests, but proves the adagc
true
That satan finds some mischief STILL for idle hands
to do"
The plan is this, famous one, think, for killing
To " two substantial bachelors " Iii inditc sim
pie rhyme.
And while my listess fingers these dreamy fancics
trace,
Ny thoughts are walking backward, and a once
familiar face
Comes from out the misty shadows the years in
their swift fight.
Had cast between the oldcn times, and memory s
blessed light,
And thousand "reminiscences come thronging thick
and fast,
around ME while my thoughts traverse the dim
aslcs of the past.
And very much l marvel that still my guardian
friend,
Is forced in single besscdncss a weary lie to
spend
That "womanS peerless love" has not with all its
lauded powers
Yet twincd itself around his heart 10 cheer the lone
ly hours.
For if remember rightly Fate hns most kindly
been,
And given him the magic art the richest boon to
win.
OF the other friend know not he may be good yet
plain,
Or he may be an Adunis, and as such "A trnc vain.
But then | have of course my heart not being
made of steal
That interest in old bachelors that all old maids are
apt to feel:
day,
To assure you of my sympathy in this, your lonely
way,
And shed little ray Of light on your forlorn con
diron,
To cheer the suffering You know is said, to be our
mission,
know-at least I've heard it said by many learn
ed one,
1t is not good for man to live all by himsefalone,
So if you'll state to mc-n confidence of course
The style that you would wish to take for bet
ter or for worse,
Most cheerfuly viii! devote my every hour OF
leisure,
In searching out among my friends, this incstimable
treasure,
II can aid you in the least just let the fact be
known,
My time and talents in this line, dear friends, are
all your own.
FREMONT, Jan. 18th.
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he argued against paying for printing the
Treasury notes, on the groaad that the
contract was improperly obtained
WAsHtNGroS, Jan. l6.--The Government
Contract Investigating Committee is now
engaged ON the subject of the alleged frauds
in this vicinity. They discover that the
same horses have hcen twice sold to the
Government. Supcrintendents and inspec-
tors have been bribed to certify TO horses,
sometimes selling them TO private indiviiu-
ais.
The enormous amount paid by the the
War Department has induced strong com
petition among railroad companies, so that
many Colonels in tue West, in moving the
regiments East have received from 81 500
to $4,000 bonus; that some suttle,s are
making $4,000 profit per month; that nearly
all the suttlers South of the Potomac sell
liquor with the knowledge Of the offense
that it is smuggled in boxes marked Govern
ment and Hospital stores, or packed in
barrels and marked beef.
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Srlettrd Storp.
THE FAITHFUL SENTINEL.

The French army lay cncamped only about days
march from Berlin. The scntnels were doubled
and the most strict orders given, for the Prssian
Austrian spies were plenty and troublesome. At
midnight, Pierre Sancoin was stationed at one of
The outposts. lie was stout, bold, shrcwd man.
and good soldier. The Colonel of the regiment
was with the sergeant on his beat having request
cd to be called at midnight that he might visit the
outposts.
"Perre," he said, afterthe men had been posted
"you must keep your eyes open. Don't let even
stray horse go in or come out without the pass Do
you understand"
"Aye, nnn Colonel, I shall be prompt."
"Thc dogs are all around us" pursued the Off
Ger, and you cannot be too careful. Don't trust
men or brutcs."
"Never fear" was Pierres answer, as he brought
his frelock to his shoulder and stepped back
pace.
After this the guard moved on to the next post,
and Pierre was left alone.
Pierre's post was one of the most important in
the camp, or rather around il, and he had been
placed there for that reason. The ground over
which he had to walk long knoll, bounded on one
end by huge rock, and at the other sloping away
into a narrow ravine, which was eopse of will
lows Beyond this copse, the ground was baggy,
so that man could not pass it, The rock was on
the westward, and Pierres walk was to its outer
, side.
The night was quite dark, huge masses of clouds
floating overhead, shutting out the stars, and sort
of fog seemed TO be rising alsc from the marsh
The wind moanod through the copse IN the ravne'
and the air was damp and chilly. WIN slow
steady tread the soldier paced his gronnd ever and
anon stopping to listen as the willows and Ia thd
savne settled their leaves some night bird start
ed out with its quick tapping.
! An hour had passed away. and the sentinel had
seen nothing 10 excite his suspicion. He had stop
ped for moment close by the side Of the rock
when he was startled by quick, wild scream from
the wood, aud in few moments morn large bird
flew over his head.
"Could mortal man have stopped that fellow
passing 1? " muttcred he, after the night bird ha'
flown over.
He satisfied himself that he had done nOthini
wrong in allowing the bird to pass, lie had walk
cd the length Of his way two or three times, am
was Just turning 20 the rock when he was sure h
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30

For hc J,THd}.
TOT WF .
The True Man'S Creed.

Strive to excel anil take the lead,
In Christian love, and emulate,
The Just. the kind in word and deed.
Oh, strive to he both good and great
Toll with hands ami toll with brain
Toll again. and toll again;
Ply the needle, and ply the quill
Drive the plough with earnest will;
Forward in the good work rush,
Swiftly AS the torrent gush--
With earnest heart do all you can,
To urge the onward course of man,
From the darkness black MS night,
To paths that shine with dazzling Light
The glorious light of truth and love,
Which Heaven has sent us from above,
To cheer the weary pilgrims way,
AS onward he from day to day,
Through this vale of sighs and tears,
Struggles for term of years!
Strive to conquer every i'll,
BY faith, aud hope, and charity:
Keep the lead with duuntlcss will
Brave misfortunes manfully.
BY foes assai!cd, be glad to fight
For Justice, freedom, truth and right.
Traverse the land and plough the wave;
Teach the savage, free the slave!
Pray Heaven that love and peace may reign,
That sin--with crimes cngcndcrcd train
Banishcd may be, and forced to go,
To her own dwelling place below
Aud oh, cx alt the coming age
With science, aud with learning's page
With all that is sublime in art
With godlincss, that angels part
Of low, down-fallcn, long down-iallcn,
Sin born sorrowful men
PERRYsBURG, Jan. 2ith. &.
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DERRYSBURG PLANNING MILF.
aud SASH FACTORY.
DANIEL LINDSEY, PRoPRiETuR.
Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on
hand, general supply OF
doors, SASH Blinds and Window Shades;
Pine. Whitewonl and Ash Flooring;
Pine and Whitrwooi Doors.
All kinds of PLANING done "a order. Orders
promptly filled at Toledo prices, or in some cases,
below the IN. G0-tf
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How Jim got Even with the Lawyer.

Away up in New Hampshire lived a man whom
we call Jim Sharpen, for Jim was sharp and up to
all sorts OF tricks. and had bad habits one of
the latter bsing propensity for cock lighting. Last
summer it happened Jim's favorite Foostergot most
horribly bruised day by ordinary looking
barn-ysrd fowl belonging to a neighbor. jim, how
ever, was not the man TO give II up So. u being
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ES- Cutting and Fitting Dresses, Jack
cts, Nantes, etc. also, Cooring, Bleaching and
Pressing BonnctS done to order.
Oct 29th, lS6l--26tf.
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m9. II seems that the report Of the resig-
nation of Gen. Sigel was rather pre- mature.
He is still in command at Rolla, Mo.
RfA- Three rebel schooners were car'ur-
cd the other day, by couple Of our tieani-
ers near the Mississippi sound.
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FALL AND WINTER BONNETS

If you want Nice Ribbons, Flowers, Ruchcs,
Plumes Sraws, Bonncts, Hats, etc.. please call at
Mrs. Carpenters Millinery Store, ON Front street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
LEGAL AoIlCtS. !.

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT TO
lVI the command ofe deoretal order Of sale i
sued from the Court o. Common Pleas Of Guys
hoga county, Ohio, at the suit OF John PistneF
sgainst Sebastian SuegerWald and others, 10 me
dirceted, shall Offer for for sale st public auo.
ton. ~ TIE dOdr Of the Court House, iu the City
OF Cleveland, IN said eelutE, on the S1fh day OF
May, 1902, 81 two O'clock p, M, the Following
described lands aud tanements, 10 Wit
Situate IN the 0itv Of Cleveland, IN the county
OF Cuyahoga and stats OF Ohio, and q known q
being the north ha5f Of the following described
piece Of land VIZ Che east hAlf Oi City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seven (l27), In Barber
B Lords subdivislOnin the City Of Ohio, former
~ 90 called and bounded as foiloWs. north By lof
No i28; east by York street; south by lot No 120
and west by the west half of said lot No. 1877, be
ing ~ freet trout on York street and ll9 81eaeet
IN deptii The lot hereby intended 20 be con.
veyed being 80 feet on York street ilo 6-12 feet
deep be the same more or less, but subject 70 ~
legal highWRyst APprHlaed at 800. Us Z
GAO. II. VIVIAN,
BR BEAVIs, Master O6ihia'r
Pin-a Atty. apFSn $40
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READY,MABE CLOTHING.

N Z " G Q 0 D s
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RFAsFBR'S sALELPURs6ANP TO
III the command Of decretsi order OF sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas of CuTahoga
Michael Mayer, to me directed, shRil eZ Jose
for sale. at public suction, at the door of the
OOurt House In Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, at O'Clock P 4 the following described
premisess-SItuGte in the township Of MiddieburK
in said county, known and described as follows,
Viz; Part Of lot number one In Section twenty
one, In said township, and bounded north by the
saldllOt, west By the east Illus Of Is acres known
e. tile Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged 70
lands contracted 20 one 3. Baldiok, and On tle
south by SAID BRldick's lands, and is supposed tO
LEWIS ". FORD,
Ha5ter C0m'F.
g. ]. AHDRKWs, PlG's Atty. i-I7h
A mil. II lnnl naI --------- - - -
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g. GRaWOLD, .,-nrro15- -r.-- W
q Plaintil 3 Attorney. alT-.'rlI-rf -g
AuIll 2es loa2saoa 81 u -. - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

RTOFIOE -WILLHAMssLADE7 7ANDJO
~ SEPHINE I. SLaDE non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, isa2, alei his
pttltloD 81 the Court Of Common Pleas Guys
hoga county. Ohio, stating that on the eth day Of
October, 1858, the said William Slade executed
ana delivered % Little B Keye8 his six pr0u1soFy
notes Of that date for the sum Of 500. 90 each
with annual interest e sit per cent until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
bic one on April !, 1881, and the other i've each
yearly therehftef; that on said October lthi 1855
to secure the payment of said notes, the said VIII
delivered to said Little & Keyesa mortgage deed
thereby conveying to said Little Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. !, Ia Block No. two, and and on the north
easterIy corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
in said Cleveland, said lot being IS feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Slade
BY said Little 4 Keyes. That plaintih Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade SfS9 IS with annual In
terest after October p, 1851, at ten per cent on
Ste4 a. and on S24200 after April 4, 1852, at ten
per cent and the annual interest st six per cent.
on $500 90 after October 4, 1858, until due, and
ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Is TO re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and to sub
ject said NOR gage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said pe1
ton en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the frat publ
cation Of this notice. ..r f,-...g. 5000 ~
r. HOVEY, Plaintiff IS Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, Is62s3ol
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Ega aLLlsqEEI0laNT gaRas
VIENNA

TVRIESEMAR j, s2& 3, ARE pE-
TUOTED BY ROYAL LNTTER4 FATNHTC
tu1gnd ald secured b. The Ssall Of she 4colf oe
h1tnAel4 de- P1t1i and thai 1ElnsrtE Oaii9sf o.
Hodiciue, Vienna
SOL q inVlldablsiior sxEaagaoz, EssTnAtoFIh hes
and AN lIssioal dirabllitis1s fisss s-s q
IEo g c0mplotoly ersGiodte1 eli traces Of tho1e dis
slrs that have hofetooEs bean treated py the n1us
~ hal pag1i1 - - q eppAiV4 40 ouIeb1t
d, d haa ENTIRELY Gupplaneed ne mIufioul ur9 '
mercury, thereby nEurleg 50 the luoerer Ipoe1g y.
usl, disIsrling 81 fmpErtEc1i sna EeotAG oIa sha
FaltoR of ai1eas1.
TBTEEElLAB, EOs. !, J and 3, Ale preparation ths
foFm q Iols1Gs deFold of tngte and small and eAn
b carried IN the WEiaoolf pooE5ts Sold IN tn c1gl
oud iVidod into separate doses, adminigtsrsd b
Fallll Liallsuapd RpuIf io1ld, %, Frioe4 eagfl-
tllAaat3 i0t ! ~ sgeiII = ~ - ~ ~ Sssessl
and retaii Of Dr.. BABROW, 30. l94 Bleecksr ltreei
Few York. aImEedi1selT on feosiytng q renistsnc
Or. Barrow Will forward the TrieseFiaf g any p1i
Of the world securely packed, and edd ss9oA hqory
lnF 70 the inGtrurfiops Of ehe writer ~
10y y g W Qis * .Aetat 81 gl.lelana.
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sbeHian asaInae RebeIiIou. The Irish
or BFisade ur Yorktown.
A yorktown correspondent Of the New
ZaEk Rsrald publishes the statement Of
dssoFtsT, which confirms the report thstan
Irisk rebel bfigsds had rsVoltsd and refused
I; to Eskt agsinlt the Union troops. The re-
faH1 originated In their seeing On Irish
fsefmsRisl a.g on our sidS The sight Of
tie shamrock and harp Of Erin, around
Vhioh the gallant sons Of the Emerald Isle
hsGs fer centuries rallied with such deVo-
TED unity, revived the old feeling Of broth
ofhood. They said they would not fght,
and they will not As described BY the
Fs1nE Alsbamian, the scene Of the surrsn-
* O. heir arms vas one Of grand impres-
'rtEsne1s The entire brigade is still IN.
1Sf arrest Among TIE Irish regiments on
e1f side theIo e great TejOiOiog an enthu.
fIt7m as The oourFs taken By the rebel
hligsdo. Kit is possible 10 increase the
1skdbf fhFoE that existed snong them
gtaEioha to this event, 1t is increased nov.
IhsyJhaVs 3 new stimulus TO fght foF-the
rescue Of their eountrymen nov held pris-
Oaers on the other side Of the enemy's In
trenohmOnts.
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ulation Of 1 "a, ,066, and soil capable % sup
porting 20 ,0O0, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi Offers 50 great an inducement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. TheFa ls 20
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 30 admirably combine % produce
those two great staples, CoRg and WHRAT.
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Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such lmmediafsrelults from bis labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 90 much
ease, The climate from the extreme southan
Louis Railroad, distances Of nearly 800 miles. e
well adapted 70 Winter
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

ONE MAN UFACTURE-
~ Ehe German WOolon u uanufsotUri1R Com
80 alfio4te hlecf, Ontario street, 1sFe con
glsess y eell ne tret lot Of Wooleu eoO1B manu-.
i=5tll.s " ulese ieno 81 ratall h ofdof q meet
thoir maEe. -
a garieif q pstigEna are ueady rnaIs. 81 Low
rTlerr and the CItIrarH r|1nrr1 80 ffrIlV
lnyiteo y e-llls tas sos,as u14 encourage ioone
! ioisVSisa1. Zen. Z, IssaRR
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WHEAT, CORN, COTHON, TOBACCO. !

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety of
fruit and vegetables Is groWnin great sbundanee,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 70 9 Eeeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre HaEfe,
Alton 81. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1S5 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State ea.I.II. -aHH
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
eed in great sbundanee. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate q Pehnsyiyania,
while the sOuiharn part has the climate Of Ken
tuciSy and Virginia, giving 3 -vsrietyof terapsr
ature in she STATE, suited to almost eYsry produei
Of the limited States ar iaf-s
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NOTIOH-THB5 IEDREsIgF1D HAB
NJ Rel ddly stSol6tsa EzbsRtog n ~ Lest Wtn
S5Irf1 0hio ieoSsSsf, Aii lssisdns indehtsd 50
the estate are requested 70 mRk5 q g ~
maDf and fhole hegIng, elAlms ag,n.s - sasae
fsdl lliEI1 y SOutoR.
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OOMMTSsTONERis

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
JAZZ RALE.-Pursnant to an order Of sale tc me
directed from the Court Of Common pl Is ijr Cuya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio, In AZ action
thsrsin psndinR, wherein 9snuel Hsymsn % pisln-
tl and aehsF e.. Abbey edministrstor 0f tbs state
ans, will rxpoaa 3r sale at public auction as the
door II the COURT b use IN said couRty on the 2sth
dAs Of Haz, ls51s eommenclng st Oclock P. H., the
cf OlsTelsnd 40 Haid county, being in the Bu1afo
Gompa y's purchase and numbered and appraised
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THF oRpNARY YTFLp

Of Corn isfrom 90 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and Yield large profts. L q
believed that section OF country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than ths Frai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid and which mast
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakse and Illinois rivers, and Chioago and Dun
.leith a distances Of Sc miles On the Branch and
14T miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,