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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
Merfwdrbia. Na& tsu, GenfuS por

Merfwarois. Na& tsu Genfus por
1860 bsfanrsn G& In Ten 0sr. 3taatsr
go. 600 Mdnnt1 mebr als Grau.n,im.
msr ; tein anrsr.r &eniut efSil,frisr 20,
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600 Grauen3imuier -mebr als Ma6aHet
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ner mebr aS Grausnaiumsr
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@ef&ls&t NIT 10000; tn 1sras 36,,.
600; In Btseon6n $4,000; In Gaiifor.
nien nit $1,000 uno In Goloraro tomuer,
20 SPINNER auf eta G%rausnstmmsr.
Der &riss eirfte pat :Bssbaltait &.
daberu. :: IKE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
Gin 1lnieas.G eneral, na6 ben,
Y&er3en Bee Gff9. Dapi6.

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SD nti6 ni@t, IN w,l&em 3uRante
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asn pielsr frantsn @oIpoten. ~reI&e BON
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ten flr III 9Th @smlfs iaufsn, absr Vie
Hebsllen pom 4leranprta mo&ten linen
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.murre anaeaetat neil er cine Rprn6bre
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urpirsrn.
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absr jur untufuduna baten sic BE 6a'
&e nt&t esbro&t. Dis(e nsbf anpr.u
Ebotfo&sn usruria&tsn stne Msutsret in
pem &seim.nt pts nod Nislsn ninner.
lid ltin mag ; BE eeuts ,rfldrtsn, fe mir.
ben f@ ti&t ole S&iebf&etbsn far Die
Rsbsgen berssb.u. b ee fd midi ssrtlti'
piasn ~rirftsn.
@snn Gin Grunfsntsle uneesiena ID
fdr pie Bsnsiouna stnes am,s, ran
6nb @ie IS rsnn in Gairfar &ouubaus
unp in @albiueion bobe i'd tie Bewsile
.oapon Asisbea. Wit .S@meri mus i'd
7iaeen, ea6 nod mebt Don pr{slbsn @orte
In 3brer Armes fnp. Die RAID ten 2auf'
pab bsfdntn,e wenn mir niht tinsn olsus
eutm llbis.n Mann gum Yrdfpentsn bat@
ten" -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09
Die Snpafon

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err R.tsQen, in Morplano mar buuptid&s
lid rsn ptnaipipanif9en Dsutf&m IN
1sueitr Rsibe auerra&t. Dts Ri&mone
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bat utbnFue on 1stten, 8ieb, @ersibs.
pferpsn une Wauhbts,sn. nnfue 1rups
pen parrsn pou, patrsn Mart pes 2an~
psS ttbsn. St wdreen ibnrtte cine g.
leosnbsit fnefn. bic rtu.lden Bouern unp
Bittaa&ttr. Die 10 iuut nod eiefem Sri's
esl9ri.n baben, ~ l.brsn. mas 9npafon
in Bdbrbtit III. @enn fe einmal &C.
,punatn ,perbsn. ibrs s:ene ArSnst sinau'
ntbm,n,s Die pisl fdrtsr if. ale fl iol&e
ie etneetouft babsn. eann wiro "Wyn
6srr" in lebr turasr 3ett laut na& Grtsesn
l9Ieien. ~"
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absr er bat pfsres. BE man -nsbmen. St.
trsipe. tas mon %eonfstiren, 8ieb, raS
man l&la@tsn uno Hdufer. tie mon psr'
bremen tann. Gr fs!btr fdnn 9efanasn
e.noran1srt unt In 9ibby's @aorenbaus
oe1didt wsrren. pie mon unlere Drsunre
in GeuquieE unb Qpnnon. &ulptpper rne
auf tttt -5dltini,l III etheoln's @sfdnantde
I'M Mcrren :9tftnr,t bat. 2abt Die 8ie'
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

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iounn, 70 bobs i'd - pat(& ba'i i@
cine Obrfiae, rub Id rsnft, Id mu6 met
men xcpi an n, onrsrn Wa,fItds iu@tn.
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m,neia unp (,B,s msinsn 6ut ritftr out:
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par ru fer rcd. eos flbIr ID ON
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cine Obrf,ie, suaIei& aud sin s'edl&Ias
1tin tann."
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tesaeneG fen tho6,; Ter poliiuevmm'nar
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fannie ris BtrsuIuua eislss Namsns
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in ZEN Gicd. Mram. Du 1sufd boIs al
le S,edt IT,
,,8umdni&e lid ntdt filler, aeom.
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abeuiu. mae Id terstte rubis." nobH' rsr
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Gie nun nod ldnQer ltuanen. andrias
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plan Qebott babtn Z" -.
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mi0en." psrfestt ets @itms mt'&|onsn.
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plon nor. raj Der BON @oleaa Stnen
ltinen Jrsunr, etn '&lantsn Stod suflb'
rem (olis
so iR'e In tr Gbat."
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SO mar nidts ale Msuoisrre. 50
,pcutt tsn bul@ttaen Gsmaao8sn 9sru
fennen %lernen.. Nid,s utiter'"
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tcmm.n ropcn lbua.uQt. @seboIb lanp
ten @ie atu SIREN Dienu na& rtm &C.
fdbrli4sn Mrni&m ous2"
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feinsn AufsntboIt anatasbsn Z"
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MR."
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earum 9sftu9t."
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r m.ofras6
0asfssport. Sspa.2
a...idal Yea s.0l..t,. 1sSs:
R.,rhGkaxi(nts Staab-QiAet

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- - = sar1 sustt''' $50 =
j. w.ycATrEL,,' son ssear %. r.
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WIN. II. HOLMES S'si9'aes -
Nur esaats. anwal: .h1:t'
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JOSIAH A. HARVEY, Won 6TeraeSt %.
- ~ gin at1ttr s.s 7. Dtttf's s.F5 > >
JOHN F. D1LLdN. .'1 ~
81, ;p'a,'n a"sa,: ~, ~, !
LYMAN a. ELLIS. {.
Hu, Qlsrt Ter seott County Drift Gourt:
IRA M. CLIFFORD. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-09

Davenport Eomnfbtp..
Sir 5uprStfor: e
JOHN L. )AVIES.
81. 9sRsss:
WnrruDERL1CH.
C. II LAGF
JOHN BEC1TEL.
gdr 9ries'sr'dttr:
BLE1K EIERS,
CYRUS. BNoD.
ST, ao'a''tfh
II. ABEL
JESSE %TAGARDEN.
Cur 9ownfs:aFtTot
J. J. START.
Sir Gite4dtder:
TRANCE oclls. :
Sir 5ta-atstt:
HENRY MITTLBUSCIIER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
THEGAZETTE.
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1861.
LATEST NEWS.

We have glorious news from the West
again. Gen. Halleck telegraphs to the War
Department that Gen. Pope with force of
10000 men is thirty miles South of Florence,
Ala, pushing the enemy hard. Gen. Pope
has already captured 10000 prisoners, 5000
stand of arms, nine locomotives, and num-
Der Of cars. COL Elliott, a few days ago, cut
the railroad on the line Of Bcauregard's re-
treat, and report says that when the rebel
General heard of this he became frantic, and
told his men to save themselves the best
way they could. "aE1 .' "@"sE
Our latest news from tho pursuit of Jack
son states that reliable news is received that
jackson has succeeded in escaping with his
prisoners, baggage, etc, toward New Market.
Gen. Fremont, however, had in the mean
time given him another brush or two.
The rebel mortars at Fort Pillow opened
fire on the Sd inst, and at last accounts the
bomhardment was progressing on both sides
with great spirit. Our news indicates that
Fort Pillow would stand before our feet but
a few hours. The rebels have doubtless be-
fore this evacuated it, and taken up their
position in Fort Randolph, which will soon
share the same fate as Fort Pillow. 80.
We have nothing later from Gen. Nc
Clellan's army 49,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Democrats and the War.

We have been accused Of calling all DEM
ocrats sccessionists. We have never done
any such thing; no, not by any means. We
have said and say it again, thsa The clique
who are laboring to reviv the Dcmocraticpsrty
in this State arc lily concealed seccssion.sym-
pathizers. Their own words are all we need
to justify us in this statement. We do not
say this to advance the cause Of the Repub-
lican party, but to warn those who may be
unintentionally led into the trap now open
for them. So long as any Democrat stands
upon the principles set forth by Stephen A.
Douglas at the breaking out of the rebellion
he need have no fears of being accused by US
ofsympathy with the South; but when nc
deserts those principles, and adopts in stead
those set forth by John c. Breckinridse, we
must be allowed to dstrust his sound Union.
ISM .r# @F#r ~".. r8r ... 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
ror II. o...tte.
Tor the GaIette. =
TO the Loyal Electors of Congressional
District No Six. .s.


CESAR FALLS, BLACK HAWK Couxfr, Iowa.
In the midst Of the rebellion as we are,
WREN every able bodied man in the land
ought to lie in the army or busy preparing
bread and bandages for the soldiers, we can
not afford to have our politicians spend their
precious time gadding over the country pack
ing caucuscs and preparing to elect one an
other. We want q man to represent US in
the next Congress, who will sec that the
present war is carried into Africa. That it
is crowded until every rebel shall have laid
down his arms and few of their leaders
served as they served John Brown All Of
this must be dsne and the expenses paid
the bill will be big one and before it is
paid it will be necessary, think, to curtail
our officers salaries from President down to
Road Supervisor.
Now, fellow taxpayers, it am correct in
my conclusions, it will not do to elect man
that will spend half Of his salary in advance
buying votes. One that would spend his
time and money for that purpose would be
the last one to speak of rctrenchment. We
want man that will neither sell himself nor
buy anybody-a conservative, higherlaw
man. One Of the hard listed rail,splitter
kind. One who attends strictly to his own
affairs. Now / propose to point out the way
that such one may be found First, we
want new shuttle and deal We want to
throw the old stock Of standing candidates
and delegates overheard. Carefully, for
some of them are good men, but tho most Of
them tricky and if they are put carefully
over together there will be no cause for hard
feeling. Then we want in Black Hawk
county (other parts Of the district the samc)
to select such men as S. A. Bishop and Ed
win Brown Of Cedar Falls, and such as Geo.
Ordway, G.. w. Couch, and d. w. Bur-
roughs of Waterloo, for delegates to meet in
convention at the proper time and place, to
nominate candidate for Representative in
Congress from among themselves. Such
one would be worthy public servant, and
we his employers would attend to- our worl:
pay our taxes checrfully and go On our way
rejoicing. j. D. DEWEY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Conventions.

Last nights papers brought US the call for
Republican State Convention to be held at
Des Moincs, on the 23d of July. The late
hour at which it was received precludcd its
appearance in this issue. We will publish
it next week. "
BY the same mail we received the Water
loo Courier containing call for Rcpubli-
can Congressional Convention for this Dis
trict, to be held at Webster City on the 9TH
of August. The call is signed, W. II. Cur
tiss, Chm. Rep. Cen. Com. 9th Con. Dist,
Iowa. .... ......-E .... ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Jaclkson's Army on the Run.

The rebel Gen. jackson has had the tables
turned upon him. He made dash upon
Banks that bids fair to result in the dashing
out of his own brains. He and his army
are in full flight, and Fremont is close upon
his heels, and has already given the rebels
rear brush that set them into gallop.--
Our news from this quarter is, at the present
writing, indefinite and meagrc, but that
which We have we give elsewhere. Welook
for good news from Fremont
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
PROSPECTUS FOR rsSA
THE MILWAUKEE
S EN- II IN b L

The nrs. Of January will commence the Twenty Fourth
Volume Of this
PIONEER PAPER OF THE WEST!
The past year has been severe trial to Newspa.
pers while the demand for News has increased the
means OF support at least the profit have
been materially diminished The Proprietors Of the Sen.
nel take pleasure in acknowledging that their efforts to
keep pace with events in these stirring times have
been unappreciaed and the Sentinel in continued en-.
deavors TO present its countless readers with the
VERY EARLIEST NEWS
And its answering advocacy Of the UNION AND CON.
STlTUTION have been acknowledged and sustained In
liberal manner In making preparations for the new
volumes, we shall enlarge our facilities for obtaining
IMPORTANT WAR NEwsi
And continue, heretofore to make the Daily rri.
Weekly and Weekly. ep'omes OF the tines The eager.
ness Of the public to obtain the very latest Information
from the Seat Of War; and the anxiety the many thou.
sands. (who have relations and friends in the Union
Army to hear from the different Regiments have in
duced TO make ample
from all the different points al which troops from the
West may be stationed. e. IE a ( HHn = ~
The Sentinel here otose t Il hardly necessary TO
say, will be the arm supporter Of Republican principles
the fearless opponcut Of local and national wrong and
the medium OF expression for the Merchant the Agcu
turist and the Mechanic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
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CONTENTS or the WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NAY
e E". 24ru, 1862. g-F.E
LEADING ARTICLES: Gen. Hunter orerruled !:
The Right Of Revolution; fConhscation in Con-
sre:s The Prison Mouse Of Secession; Nom-
nations for Office; West virginia Gen. Hun
-. ,ter's Order; Robert Small; Editorial Para
graphs.
Ill. .THx GuNsoAr EXPEDITION CT THE JANIS RIv-
aR: Offic'ai Reports Of the Operations.
.af ~. MosE REBEL TREAcHKxr.
v..M, MERCIERs VISIT TO RICHMOND.
W.. THR BArTLE or THR MISSISSIPPI Correspon-
-...gs Of the New York Tribune.
z VIII. .YRox NEW ORLEANS.
TX. .SPKECu OF PARsoS BRowNLow. -z..a
X. BRowxLow ON REBEL RELIsIoS.
XI. AMERICAN ISsrIruTE FARxERs' Gun. ~
XII. SALE OF ALpsRSEY AND ArHsH,KE Cows.
\ XIII. AN 'ORDEAL or PATRIOTISM"
XIV. GALLANT ACTION ny NEGROES.
XIV. STATS POIJTics. 49,.
XVI. TRirNrHs or FREE IioNEs. F..
XVII. THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
XVIII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XIX. .FRox ErxorE. csc g..
XXX. PRocEKDIHGs OF CoSGREss. ... =
XXI. GENERAL News SUNHARY
XXI. .FRox WASHINGTON Special Dispatches to the
New York Tribune. frss
XIII. .FaoA vESxxrELA. q N NJ rs
XIV. LETTER FROM RERkL.
XIV. SLAVERY IN sorrH CARoLISA.
XXvI.. Mar o. THE SSAI - WAhH EASTERN vIE0isIA.
XVII. THE BATTLE or WILLIAMSBURG Official List Of
the Killed, Wounded and Missing In General
ErE Hooker's Division.
XVIII. .Faox GEs. GKN. McCLELLAx's ARMY: Cores
pondence Of the N. Y. Tribune
XXX. FoRAr ~ SroNEwALL JACKSON Gallant Elk.
plot by Milroy and Scheuck Correspondence
Of the N. Y. Tribune.
XXX FRENCH INTERVENTION Correspondence of the
N. Y. Tribune.
XXI TINE REACTION Noarn CAROLINA: Ceres
pondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
xXXII.GEN. HCHrER's ENAScIrAT,oN ORDER Proc.
lamation declaring It Null and Void.
XXXII .POLIrIcAL.
XXXlV PERSONAL. -.. r-.
XXXv.CIrY NEWS. s.a.F
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

A letter from McClellan's army says that
1900 Georgians, whose terms Of enlistment
had expired in the rebel army, were told tina,
they must continue in the service. They
loaded the guns, and officers and all refused
to obey the order, and no one dared attempt
to make them do it. The result was that
these Georgians have disbanded and gone
G.yhg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Editorial Squibs and Brevities.

WuIrSEr's grain elevator, Rochester, N.
Y, was destroyed by fire on the Goth ult.-
Aggregate loss, $4,000. ~ ..@ @1
A New Orleans letter says that Gen. But.
Ter has taken the wife of Gen. Beauregard,
who was found in that city, under his care
and protection. @".' - .'
AN Indiana Regiment was the first to ar.
rive at Washington, in response to the Pres.
ident's recent call for additional troops.
The Dubuque Herald is a very straight
forward sheet. Itdisapprovcs all 'isms, even
to UnionIsm.
The Federal service has now 20 Major Gen.
erals, and 21s Brigadier- Generals Four of
the former belong to the regular service.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
says " The Quaker guns Manassas farce was
re-cnactcd at Corinth." If such writer's be-
longed to the Quaker family themselves it
would be better for, the country.
MAJOR. General Wool has been assigned to
the Middle Department and will make his
head quarters at Baltimore. Major General
Dix has been transferred to the Department
of Virginia, which has been enlarged, and
placed under the command Of Gen. McClcl-
Ian. I'D. r........- .. .....a... ... -z.' .~.-
TIE Missouri State Convention met at JEFF.
ferson City on tho I'd inst. .. ..
Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Islaud, was, on
the 2sth, inst elected U. S. Senator for six
years, from the 4th Of March next. when the
the term of Senator Simmons expires. He
received % votes. out Of 1o3. d.. I'd. ''
GEN. Sigel has been placed in command
at Harper's Ferry, succeeding Gen. Saxton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Battle Near Richmond.

We have news ola great battle near Rich
mond in which the Union army was vcto-
rious. 1t was hard fought battle, cont'nu-
ing for two days, when the rebels retrcated
toward Richmond. Our troops behaved with
great gallantry, repeatedly charging the enc
my with the bayonet. Richmond must soon
fall into our possession. We await further
particulars with anxiety.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
published BY Request
Lines .-

p. .. .. ...... Lanes -..-
MRS. POLLY BROwSELL, or
nEs SON, JAxEs DRowSELL, KILLED BLUE MILLS. NO.,
sKrr. Il. 1861.
Dearest son, thou hast left US,
For a distant silent grave;
Although thy body lies Wondering,
Thy nam.,, enrolled among the brave.
, At the Blue Mills he fought so bravely, ...-
To the foe he would not yield, ill.,.
Till ball shot by . rebel,
Laid him bleeding on the field
There ne lay his breast . bleeding .
From the wound the ball had tore
Then the rebels took him prisoner,
Carried him 10 the other shore. e.. "a.
There the Surgeon kindly nursed him,
Through the night till ths next day,
Then our men, his brother soldiers,
Came and carried him away
Int the camp they gently bore him,
Weak and faint from loss Of blood ..
Till . death warrant came and called him,
To appear before his God. f....
To receive his 6nal sentence, .....-'
... - For the deeds that he has done,
God Is justice, love aud mercy ~ r .
And no harm to James il done.
..- Then in soldiers clothes they dressed him,
... In the coffin he was laid, tu
"a Then file Of brother soldiers a -..s.. +.
-. .sas3 80 Followed his body to the grave. ...'
Then by military order, .'.
The last work for him was done,
Till the resurrection morning, ..tsE
3. Then his dear parents will meet their son.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX cITYRAILRoAD.
TIME TABLE No. 12.

"a ID. M. Il w. H. R.-Trains to and from the South.
west connect at Farley. = s. - ~ E4 S.
e- CoSNEcrIoEs. leave Earlvle on the ar.
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Creek
cite, West union Decorah and st. Paul and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap.
lngton leland Grove, Acklsy Harden City, Iowa Fails.
City ALSO Janesville wavery Syracuse Nashua brad
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota - : =
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
J. A. PIsTo. General Freight and Ticket Agent.