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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18
JAY COOKE, EsQ..
i,u.t,R ,NtLkcs LnLL Arer.

III SOUTH TnIED STREET, PHILA
DEAR SIR II see by our papers that you ure sell
ing for the Government loan called Five
Twenties." l expect to have shortly few thousand
dollars to spare, and have made up my mind that
the Government Loans safe aud good and that it
is my duty and interest at this time put my money
into them in preference over any ohcrlo stocks
write TO get information Of You as follows:
lst. Why are they called 'Five-Twenties ?"
2nd. Do you take country money, or only Legal
Tender Notes, or will check Philadelphia, OF
New York answer for Subscriptions
Sd. DO you sell the Bonds nt pGr2
4th. As | cannot come to Philadelphia how am
to get the Bonds
5lh. What Interest do they pay and how and when
and whore is it paid aud is it paid in Gold Legal
Tenders?
9th. How does Secretary Chase get enough Gold to
pay this interest?
9Th. WIN the face of the Bonds be paid in Gold
/ when due
sih CsnI have the Bonds payable to Bearer
with Coupons, or registered and payable to my
order
9th What sizes are the Bonis'
10Th. VIII have TO pay the same tax them Gs
! ] now ay on my Railroad, or other Bonds!
lith. Mhut is the present debt of the Government
and what amount Is it likely 10 reach if the Rebellion
| should last year or two longer?
I2th. VIII Secretary Chase get enough from Gus.
| tom House duties and Internal Revenue Income
| Taxes DC, &c, to make it certain that ho can pay
! the Interest punctually?
have no doubt that a good many Of my neigh.
bors would like TO take these bonds, and il you will
answer my questions | will show the letter TO them
Very respectfully, S-M =.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18
l7lll777-l7l----- ----------
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SFEelAh .NossSE.
ON and after July lst, 1863 the privilege Of con-
" verting the present issue of LEGAL TENDER
NOTES INTO TIE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT.
(LOAN commonly called Five Twentics'D will
cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five'Twcnty Loan
must therefore, apply before the lst of JULY next
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGESr,
No. ia s. Third Street, Philadephis.
April II. lSG5.-Sm
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VI a &c * z & 6 u s. .

On the 29th ut., 10y the Rev. J. Fritzin-
ger, Mr.. ELIAS SMITH to Miss LUCINDA
STUTzMAN, both of Upper Mahonoy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18
EiaeriH''S Sales.

y virtue Of sundry wrs Of Ven, Exponas Issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Norhum-
bcrland county, Pa, and to directed, will be
posed to public sale, at the Court House. in Suubury
on MONDAY, the 4th DAY Of MAY, 1868, ct 10
o'clock, \. NJ the following described real estate
10 wit
certain tract or piece oflsnd, situate in Shame
kin township, Northumberland county, Pa, bound
ed and described follows, to wit, on the west by
lands Of Caleb Chamberlain, the north by lands
of Furman Farn,worth and Isaac Furman, on the
east by lands OF John Fegely and John Fsgey, con-
tanning siXty-thrce less about thirty
five acres, less, about thiryfye where.
of cleared whrrcun are erected two story
frame dwelling house with basement, frame barn,
outhuildngs &c
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be sold ls the
property Of Lemuel Chamberlain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18

AT the Public House of Henry Reader in McEwens-
vile Tuesday, the 5h dHy of May, 1868, at s
oclock, A. NJ certain lot or piece of ground, situ-
ate in the borough Of McEwcusyille Northumber-
land county, Pa, bounded and described as follows.
TO wit on the west by Main Street State Road, on
the south by lot Of Maria Vincent on the east by an
alley and on the north by Mill street, whcreon ara
erected two story brick dwelling house. frame Of
fee. frame stable, with other oubuildngs contain
lug one-half of an acre.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of r. II. Watson.
DAVID WALDRON, Sheriff.
ELnrin-s nGinn SlILLmrN A nril 81 1872
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18
The Best Way 10 Put Money out at

The following Information we insert in our columns
for the benefit Of our readers
From the Philadelphia Ledger, March 27l
One Of the most surprising things in the recent con-
version of greenback notes into the popular Five
Twenty six per cent, Government loan at par, is the
universally Of the cal. Wehapponed in yesterday.
at the Office of Jay Cooke, who is the agent for the
sale of these loans and the conversion Of the green
backs, and found his table literally covered with
orders and accompanying drafts for almost all amounts
from five thousand to hundred thousand eac h, and
from all parts of the Union. The little States of
Delaware and New Jersey free takers as are
also Pennsylvania, New York and the New England
States. But tho West is most especially nm active
taker, as well through her banks as by individuals
The amount Of orders lying before all received
during the day, amounted to over gttseH hHmdred
HONSaUg Gotl1rv. With this spontaneous profer of
money. Secretary Chase feel himself entirely at
ease, and will put himself beyond those money
sharpcrs whose chief study how profit themselves
most from the troubles Of Tie country and the ncccsS
ties of the treasury. There are millions Of dollars
lying idle all over the country. and while the un-
certainty existed as to what Congress would do aud
the bullion brokers were successful in running up
gold to the dscrcdit Of the Government issues this
capital wac clutcbed close. But as the policy and
of the Secretary of the Treasury are gradu-
ally developed, confidence in the Government and in
the futurcs siren gthened, and holders are now anx
ious TO make their long unemployed means produce
tve-hcnce the ready and liberal investment in the
Fyc-Twenly loans at par. Almost every town and
village throu ghout the country has individual holders
of money, to larger amOunts, probably. than ever
before at time. for which satisfactory takers eau
not be found. Many Of those are investors in
these loans and the number Of such is likely to in
crease until the demand shall put all the Govern
various Incorporated companies. The OUntry banks
also free takers for themselves and their custo-
mers. On the Isl Of July this FIYc-Twenty loan will
! under the law, be withdrawn.
] ntTu r,,t u,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-04-18
NUMBER OF SHOT FIRED.

Our Monitors were all recalled from before
Sumter after having encountered the full
force OF the enemy's guns and tired out
their gunners, SO much SO that their fire ma
terially slackened Most of the time they
were under IRE was occupied in getting in
position, and they were recalled almost as
eocu as they commenced active work. They
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY:
oN4s QuARB OF TWELVE LrKss ONE
rNcu IN aPACR.

Larger space charged At the rate OF $3.50 tol
each additional square,
For n half square, two-thirds Of tn above
Business Cards not to exceed lines, $40 90 POI
annum;
For each change IN additional ehsrge Of 25ccnt
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double the same dirensisr
Of type.
Yearly adv srtising contracts will be understood
to apply strictly to tho Immediate business Of the
advertiser and all other advertisements sent in BY
the advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruc-
tions will bs inserted until forbid, and charged
oordingly.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate Of Is
cents per limo, or eight words, and special notices
ut 10 cents per line, or so cents line por week.
All notices for religious and benevolent pur-
poses Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announcements Of marriages and
deaths. charged 26 cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must DO paid for
incarsoby IN adUanss, unless from approve ed
Agents.
CONTRACTS for yearly advertising terminblo a
the option Of advertiser, they paying an advance
ment Of 70 per oeAt on tho contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
81 per cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
on Let or I'd pagss, IS per cent advance on regular
rates.
Ailtransient Advertisements must be paid for n
advance.
Advertisements inserted In weekly On reasona-
BILE terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 co.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
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iIichigan CeBtra nj Rail Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO y.1C E'0rk, .tIsC England
ard iFss eOsss DIS.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 6Tn, 1889,
~ tmius leave the Great Genital Union Depot
foot of Lake street, M follows
IN ~ Lay vpgoes fexccIt sunday nrriyesa
Deus,t al eA0P n Suspension tiridgc at 800 NJ.
Albany 3 80 Y III, Now York $3.50 Psi, boston 1880
Pm
1890 Y M Night Express except Saturday ar
rive Detroit nj .:eo NJ. SuHpenaion bIiogr
4'50 T. M, Albsny bsOp A N, New i ork 1920
A NJ, Hlston 230 l. ~
Cincinnati Trains, via NJ & iiHilroad, leave Chi
cage at A NJ mail train, 1880 ~ Fast txpross .
arrive IN Ghicago at SID NJ Fast Lxprcss, aud
s.i5 4 " Night hhi Train.
Tho 80 J. u tram leaving Chicago runs through
10 Iincinnsti without CD sngo OF OARS or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14

The army OF Austria consists Of 49,
344 men; of Prussia, 1902 {; Of Rus
sia, $4,000; Of France, o2G,oOo; Of
Great Britain aud India, 534,s27; OF
Denmark, Sweden, Spain, Portugal and
Italy, 3o3, 397; making total of 3,77l,-
go men. The annual cost Of maintain
ing, clothing, and paying these men, at
an average of GAO man, is over $780,.
100000, which, added to fl20, 900,
an amount which 80 many able bodied
men would produce il engaged in useful
labor, makes an annual loss to the wealt h
Of the European continent of nearly
e30O,OOOOOO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
state Of Iowa.

ApJerASr GENERALS OPvIc8,l
Davenport. Jan. 8, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. ITO.
!. The companies and parts Of companies
raised for the AID and l3i Iowa Infantry, with
the exception of two companies, are hereby con-
soldatsd and will form the basis Of the 7th Iowa
Cavalry
ii. Tho two companies rcserv cd IRE destined
one for the purpose OF completing tho alton
OF the 9Th Iowa Cavalry, and one for the lath
Iowa Infantry. Tho line officers of those compa-
MES will remain in command Of their respective
companies.
III. The regimental officers Of the 7th Iowa
Cavalry will DO in part as follows: Colonel, 3 W.
Summers Lieutenant Colonel, g. NJ. O'Brien AMI
Major. II. Ii. Heath the others will be appointed
hereafter.
Nv. All recruits enlisted for the 43d Iowa In
fsntry will at once rendezvous At Davenport, and
at O,tumwa for temporary rendezvous.
V. Tho camp st Ottumwa will be under com
mand OF Col Summers, of the eth Iowa Cavalry.
vi. The regimcntal organizations Of tho 42i
and l3d Iowa Infantry are hereby disbanied, and
all commissions issued for said regmcntal organi-
cations are hereby revoked and all comm sslons
in said regiments for Second Lieutonants and
War Department, July sth, 1862, are hereby re-
yoked.
BY order of Commander in-Chief.
N. Is. BAKER,
iunl0 Adjt. Genl of Iowa.
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NEW YORK. BOSTON
.s.sD .sEE E.fs1EEf.F CITIES,
Carrying the Great Settcsa ard nort1
~ esi.sn n,s~a asst-s Malls.

INNPIEss TRAlNa LEAVE nuSKlnK AND
IL lGIala. daily on tho arrival OF all unns
thc l1Ne shore Railroad. making close conne,-
hona yAtl trains rom cleveland, thiehgu, Nil.
wauhco, 1t Louis, Eurlagtop, kookuk, st l'an.
Dubuque, selana, Iowa city, ae@ tho only
running through from tho Lakes to Now io1k
city
WiTHouT CHANGE.
baggage checked through. Fare always low
M by auy other roats.
lie particular aud cell for neEets via Erie ltallz
road which aIo sold al sill tAs principal railroad
Offices In thu " sst.
This Baad affords facilities fpr tiatucnt 5
Freight, superior 10 any other route.
AN LAfRESS TEAM soR fKElCnr
leave New lofh daily, tnskiag close conneofie,.
through q MI points West. and quicker lime than
uycr batore made on amy line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of j q Ontman, 2to
Hroadway. thha Thurman, ies broadway, \. :;
- If 4 Archer, W South sirnVt, n j > Hunap
~ state street, lioston ETis ailwny Office "a
Glurk street. Chicago.
GuAS. MiSOT, Cont Sup't
+. =. Sruh0En, " est9'n agent. Chicago, Ill.
n. BARBKR, agent, Darlington, Iowa.
nhi-t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
DEMOCRAT s. NEWS
From the Boston Post.
ANCONSrANCH DEFENOED.
A Tale Of Society.
IN ONE ceArrvu

IN ONE CRATER.
Two fashionable ladies-who were tboueht.
For married danes, much gayer than thu ought
Had long been ;renss, And so attached At heart
That they indeed were seldom seeu apart.
At length 1t chapced-by some impudent act
From which suspicion guessed . naugh, ~ fact -
One came to grief for busy scandal rung
The cruel rumor with relentless tongue.
Her late companion (sueh her friendships proof y
Hearing the tale. discreety kept aloof;
Until, by chencs-as other people meet
One day they came together in tho street,
When thus the angry dame expressed her mind =
" Is this the treatment had hoped to find
IL this the wAy-uuRrstcful you defend
The injured honor Of your dearest friend :"
/" Nay" said the other, " am truly sad
On your account It's really too bad
But then, my dear. reflect what could do?
iharest character enough for tico! !"
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n itW YORK.
(srcal Books in ErcAn.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
orTpu
q TREAT KEHEkLlO.v':
OR,
Tho Her0fsM Of our Soldier sailors
1LLUS1HATED.
col., targe l2mo. Price, sl.25.

pOt., urge LIMO. Truce, a1.25.
The critics and the public right in predict
ny that this will turpasa, In graphic nara tive,
exciting interest, aud extensive popularity. ali
ltlef hiH"riaa al tho for the Union iia
theme Will DO the hotoic daring, pat.ont auicrine,
and hair brcadts escapes If soldiers and snii-
ora, ana it's incidents will form the ihene OF
couNersation ~ innumorablo 6rcsidns for years To
come. II will contain, in addition 10 ia stirring
details, tho ph,ioaophoal nniysis Of tho Causes
q ~" War, ~ John Iuthr.p Morley, LLD.,
Author % THE RISE Of tho Dutch hcpublic"
etc. the dates Of al tho important eyeuis from
the John Brown raid, aud tn accurate aud royiscd
account Of thc principal hst.os, with accurate
engravings,
Ono thrd of the proc,eds OF MI subscriptions
sont TO ~ III be given for tho rciiel Of Disabled
sold iors, nad all perspns who wish copy IL tho
work. aud also To bolciit tho roidicrp should sond
their name and address at once Also, any oAeor
~ private, or rerr0n in any section n tho cDpns
try, having knowledge Of Il heroic act or aiirrug
inildent, wiI. obligc us ny seDdinu us an nccount
Of IL.
Booksellers, Pcstmastofs, and Canvntsitg
Agents wlll be furnished with subScr, ption pro-
.yeotus, On application to tho publishers.
TT a liberal commission given to rol liors de-
sirns 10 Got az agents IN taking rubscfiptiU
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CHARLESTON uARBoR.-We are in
formed by an officer of the blockading
squadron off Charleston, who ba. 70
Gently arrived in this city, that the Con-
tederates have fortified that place most
strongly; our informant assures US that
they have no less than six large torpe.
does which they can attach to RATS and
float to any place in few minutes, the
torpedoes being wholly under control as
regards the time and point of explosion
This officer thinks that the entrance of
iron-clad vessels will be stoutly resisted
by tho insurgents, they having, in addi-
ton 10 the above, an immense number OF
guns, whose fire convergcs on every point
Of the channel. 1t is well known that a
narrow passage yet remains open thro'
which vessels are obliged to proceed.
This channel Is we'll guarded by the
means Just mentioned.
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Post OllIce Winter Time Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosroryIcK AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.


EASTERN MAiL.-Closes Mt 8 A. NJ. and 81 y
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and ~ J.. 81 Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MhIL.-Closcs at 9 A. NJ. Arrives
at 8 y 81 Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.--Closcs at ~ y. ~.
Arrives at ~ +. N.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAiL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ. Ar
rives at 81. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DEWITT. - Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday ats4 +. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mt r. NJ.
RoUrE No. I0s77-vis blue Grass, oto-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mt sJa eek J. w.
Arrives Tuesday. Thursday ana SATURDAY at 2
RoUrs 10. 109is Via Tipten Closes Tuesday
and Friday ut IL o'clook 81 arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
RovTg No. lcg47-via Fufraio-Closes Friday
at O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ut o'clock
Pm
RourE No. 1095n--yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 7. Arrives
saturday at 6 y. ".
OFFICE lIouRs. Office open Mt 8 o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed al 50 o'clock +. NJ ofi~e
closed At o O'clock 4. 81. Office open on Sunday
from TO o'clock =. NJ.
tzg- As the principxl mills are carried by Rail
Road, all tho time stated herein will be
RAIL koAp Inns, the clock in the SuIcrintend-
ent's Office, NJ. 1 NJ. kR. Depot, being the stand
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE, +. 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
The Humble Request OF the lrish Brig.
AIDE To Sec. StantOns

Dear Stanton, since upon your fights
We're such almighty stskers,
now propose fer you to rsise
A corps OF undertakers
We don't mind killing, not . bit,
For that We arc complaccrt;
But won't you kindly see our boys
Are kind o. hurried dacsnt!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
Great Ages Of Trees.

There is - glory in trees" as they lift
their tall branches on high, giving shell.
ter to the merry squirrel or the singing
bird in summer or when forming Fol
ian Tyres in winter as the winds sing 10
their leafless boughs. There are many
treos which have become sacred by the
endearing associations Of family scenes.
Generation after generation connected
with the old homestead have tported
beneath them in infancy, and recliued in
their shadow in old age. That exquis-
lite ballad, "Woodman, spare that tree 70
is brimful OF poetry, because it is full OF
truth, and yibrates on the tendrils of
every heart.
Some trees attain to q great age. In
a recent lecture on geology by Mr.. Den
ton-delivered in Montreal, c. t., and
reported in the Gazette OF that city-Le
said that there was a tree cut down in
California sc feet in circumference. He
had counted on block of it, shown in
Wisconsin, 8 rings OF annual growth to
an inoh! Hero then was . tree 2,496
years old-a tree that WAS = sapling
when Nebnchadnezzer was a boy-that
WAS nearly 200 years old when Socrates
was born. A yew at Fortbingall, 10
Scotland, WAS calculated to be 1000
years old, and one in Kent, 1900. There
was tree in Senegal in winch an incls-
ION was made, and the concentrated
rings counted, from which it was calcu.
lated to be 5, $50 years old
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
NEW ADV'TS.
Lost.

A Greek ON L. A. MACKI.OT FOR $ss,
IA signcd by Stephen Bowdcn. TIE payment
OF the check ha, been stopped. The finder will
confer favor BY returning it to this Office or TO
the bank. II. kOHRS.
ian loft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
ISutaB's Patent VcHtilatOrs
On Cars Of lay Exyre.s Trains.
Patent Sleeping care on Night Trains.
Rcggagc SHschci Through.

THROUGH TICKETS tor sale in all principal
tailroad ofees 10 the Nor,, at tho General Ufiee.
corner of Like ana Dearbon streets, iunder the
fremont House Chicago, and ~ tho Depot.
H. N. RICE, oenl Supt.
! w SMITH " ostern Pass. Agent. inl
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Michigan southern a. Lake sbesO
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN GEMEEr.

IN AND FTEk MAY aTH, AND IN
, Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago 40
as follows:
7oo A NJ New York Express. daily, except
Sundays.
7,o l. II Night Express, daily, except satur-
days.
txg- Trains arrive in Chicago at $40 ? NJ, and
$40 A 81.
Al the above trains make regular connections
to DunkIfk, Buffalo, Niagara fads, Albany, New
York, boston, Philadelp hia. Baltimore and all
points Last.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
ern improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at tho Com
panys Office, 81 Clark street, Under sherman
ti,uFc, or at the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
and sherman streets.
II. Y. SAWYER,
Genornl Western A cept
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CARDS.
DIR. J. c. PARKER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
i No. Franklin Block, se.ond aoor, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner n NTH aud lie Claire sta.
Aecls-lkW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
~ MARCHING ALONG" "GLORY HALLE.
M LUJAH,"" L America" and Gay
AMI Harry" a,e contained in tho
25Oth Edition Of the Golden Wreath.


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School Songs comprises SniNIso SHORE, CHkKn
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DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,

DHYSlCIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
i In room directly over the Post Office.
DIR. GEO. W. McCARs's residence, east side Of
Brady. second door from corner Of 9th.
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chicago ant Rack island kaslrea4
WINTLR ARRANGEMENT, 1892.
IN AM AT kk MONDAY, NOV 24rn, ~
~ and until iurther notice, trains viii leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
Isl mai train al. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40 4.
- ftclEhi uhlh At..... 5 .O0 A n.
~ hiRht eAffess. -.-.-...t... ~ ~ r. y.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays cx-
ccptod, nj foowA.
lat night stpfcFS ht....s.. N.An A. N.
"a daily express ana mai! train at......T 20 7. n.
Sd freight and "a casa cars nj .......s BOO 7. N.
All trains over thisroutnaro Ia direct oonne zion
atGhieaeo with trains over both tho Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Ptisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De-
,rot, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
rtisbuie, Bnnlirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Alba
ny, Vow York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
inltun.
fssannoeFs are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving dnunet directions ms 10 the dsstina ton
ihoif baggage, also 10 lrecurc tickets before taxi
lns their aoatH IN tho cafa tho eand nrtcrs eo-
Loot iArcs only to stations tho limo Of the Chi
oago and huck Island Railroad
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
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