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ADVANCE Or SALARIES.
An advance in ea1aries Of first clerks aud
bdy copgfst department Is to. be recon-
ncnded BY most, If not al Ssnators to Con-
greas. The former to receive 81 200 to s, 400,
the latter from 5000 to $500 per snnum. An
advance Of 4 hundred per cent. On csmmuta-
tlon for quarters and fuel for officers On duty
Washington is ordered By the Secretary of
War today. These advances are compelled
by tbs ero1bitant increase Of expenses In
living.
TIE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
The ssle Of S 20's continues unprecedented,
aDd general congratulations over the bril-
liant condition Of, our National finances is
expressed.
NAVAL MATTERS,
The twenty new vessels Of war for which
the machinery is now building, are to b.
named as follows: Hszle, Tayaguta, Mash
alu, Illinois, Mondumin, Watsnga, Pise&t-
aqua, Keokagua, Contoocook, KeeWaJdfn.
Puahnkttah, Gnerzefere, Wandlorset, Min
netawka, Ontario, Antie ietam. Juna, Wtiela-
metto, Quinsegamondt.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The President has
recognized II. E. Rodriguez Consul Of tho
Mexican Republic at san Francisco, thus CIV
Ing smother Official acknowledgement Of the
Juarez Government without regard to French
Intervention.
, 1863-11-05

LAKE, Cook Co., Nov. 4-The following
are tho of11cial returns: -,
Gar, 10. Norris SIS; Hswley IS, Kimberly
"a; R-hm IS, scball 81; Eberhart go, Meech
IL; Wolcots Is. McDsrmott 81.
FROM LAKE COUNTY
Especial Dispatch ia the Cuicsgo Tribunal
LlBERTTv11IE, Lake Co., ILL.,, Nov. 4, 1868.
The election In this town came of tamely.
No orpoaition was manifested.
The absence Of NIL excitement. caused for
eetfu1aess on the par. Of some that election
day bad come.
The vote Was si1ry.seyeR ali told. Wei
hare, howe7ee, representations from the
three elements composing the present DEM
ocracy as you defnek TINT notorious con-
slomeration Of political stupidity and rsscal-
ity, in your Daily f,K daJs since.
FROM LIE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
FRANKLIN, Lee County, Nor. 4, 1868.
We had not one coppeshead ticket cast in
|, our town, and, from all I can learn, not one
cast In the county, tor the copperheads are
SO completely killed that they did not run
ticket. Our vote mas not one.third its usual
strength. Our town only Gust III votes. Our
vote is about $50 to 500 when our strength is
cut. Yours respectfully,
tspee,a! p.sp1,ea G &c e sne .ne3eo al'oane'!
vicinity has gone for the Union ticket without
opposition.
[specss1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
Dixon, Lee Co., Nov. 4.-The copperheads
ofLee county, II indeed there arc any left, at
10 .oa y! 1.eu, ,41,1.u .111.o "4uout
snutsIe ~ tn0 paeoel4,uent ~ - oa'on nou.iuen.
VI LIE Peop1e. Ane shu1e o11on ncAet mas
e'eeIeo "tnoat oppos1t1on@ lbs Is sta1e
o1 1Mnes IN inc country "of1ny Of no1e'
FhoA oaAe cuoSIf.
lopes'.t n'p4,e1 ~ ~ eneaso -, t''oane'!
1oAo. oele ~, Ivy 4Aae sltal9o'
nn,, 4.1Av. o. 1oo neFe
rsneci.1 l n,sn,tch ~ M 14 - ~. t!.,c.vo T.,sr,o,
FRFrpoRT. NoT- 4lThe rfnton ttclet IN
Stephenson county il all elected byan ayerage
maio,fty of 500. Frcport city. 165 Union
n,io,;ty
Nv. Nor. A-Tb.ra h.. hsen q 11n,or
r.1o,,tv ~ 6n f,- cor,+o T-a.snr.- 1s ~
conntv 1ndcr 81 for scl,oo1 c,mmia.,oner
~ 40 for ~ ccnn,. a. sa~1s1or ~ AZ 11n;an w.
s..l+3o,
10AA ro,
,e,1, HvA w. uooo1Ao .ooNat:
.n4~- 1 na4a,snHn ~ ~ W 1..ou5 .uu," @
o., ,n'N-11s- s~'
~ ''' P0ct1~~n 41''o''11' o"4D ~ ~
fhoA MARSHALL COUNTY,.
tepesaAl Oiepaten 10 tae ea1cago 111oons.I
AAcos, Ma1tam Coz NOV. 4.-fai! re-
.atne ot hlArsnA'. county el7es'' y. 9a1l'sus'
nspupiAo, os Ascaeulet, 10 ms!ol1ts'
,,., rMoa n's stnnA GuuNra;
.aun. ~ s.a-s., W. -
oEo ~ ~ ~ .,aot,nn
1oo Oh LIE last e4ectlon.
FROM COLES COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TE1buas.l
Maroon, Coles Co.. Nov. 4.-Co1es coun-
~ of,c,o1 nrion rn,,n-3tv ano 11n.on oa,n
.oo o4 -, oueu 4n9'3 ~ on'ou ~
Qi JUU. ShelOY county, t0ppefleaa majority
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ton, proving themselves able always to en-
[speciL Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.1

uon, proving L1emselfeA 2ole Always 10 en-
ecu 3ter with the foe at cTnd numbers.
[speciL Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.l
V1cKsBURa, Oct. 23, 1868.
With the exception OF = little skirmishIng
On the Big Black, there is but little 'ing.
There is some ta X OF building and repairing
the railroad In Louisiana, Texssward, which
needs repairing in order to open conmunica-
ton with that country.
Just now the weather Is like spring, very
dry, and no signs Of rain.
Gloom succeeds the hal1uclnAtlon Of bright:
nees that prevailed over the rebel SKY when
toty thought to drive us from Tennessee.
General dependency prevails among them.
Rebels coming Though the lines speak Of the
cause as dark in the extreme. One Of them
facatlously said the Ccnfederaey has \ black
eye
CAIRO, Nov. 4.-From Official source, we
learn that party Of rebel Cavalry, GOO strong,
made raid on May field, Ky, on Monday, I'd
list, where they robbed every store, broke
up the railroad track and destroyed tho roll
a.. irg stock. It Is also reported that a number
Of our people were taken prisoners, among
whom we1o Hon. L. Anderson, NJ. A. and E.
B. Tazy1nan.
'C1Ho1sEAr1, Nov. 3.-Rebel gueri1Iaa are
ye1y active In Western Kentucky. On the ed
Init. they captured two trnins Of cars near
May field, and arc doing great damage to thu
1aii1 DAD. Thele is torce Of about 200 guc-
rIl1o5 there.
, 1863-11-05

F We copy from the correspondence Of
The Cincinnati Commercial spirited account
pf the pursuit Of Wheele1's rebel raiders, in
wlich the Chicago Board OF Trade Battery
bore q conspicuous part, and a:e very hand
somely mentioned for their meritorious con-
duct The Chicago boys gave tbs 1ebs. par
<icElar Ete.
, 1863-11-05
Banking House Burnt at
Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
The Books and Treasures Saved By
Lilies Safes,

BATAVIA BANK.l
Ii CROSSE. OcGober Sd. 1868.
a. L. W1NFE, Ety.. Aze:t for Llllls'a sae. Chlcsgo
DEAR 6IE:-YourB OF the 2lst ut, cana to h.Rd
On my return from tka Rast vt Gre was attending t.
eome brtinesB, when my bank building was destroyed.
The No. Liie's Safe. which use. came ont Of the
G1a unhaEned Inside: the lock works a3out ss well
a. tyar. AL ths papers ara In perfect condition. The
Inside box. .coutalning BONDS. MONEY anl PAPERS
leaves nothing to desl.e.
tNish Jou to inform mo r. ur der the circumstances
~ described there is any ns.etsry for new ntng of
the doora Tbs Safe WAS In the IRE during about nye
teu1s and wzs cooled or II to open tho doogs ia
about tWelye hours.
To=.5 respectfully,
G. VAN aTEENW2K. Pr&aiiols
, 1863-11-05
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1861.

southwestern part CT tbe State. Warren
county gives conservative majority Of II.
buchanan county giVea conservative maj,r-
ity of 200. Franklin county gives l radio i
minority Of six hundred. Returns are iusufll
ca ut yet to base an opinion upon As to how
the State haa rune
, 1863-11-05
R1otfn= at the Polls.

occurred yesterday afternoon at the Man6at-
tanyille poll, in tho 12th Ward, in, conse-
queuce ofthe arrest ofa rowdy, who assaulted
q pesceable citizen. Several policemen were
injured, but they finally succeeded In quell-
Ing the riot aud ar1estlng some Of the ring.
leaders.
, 1863-11-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago, Tribune
WASHINGTON, No@ember 4, 1855:

oCR PRIsONERs At RICHMOND.
Returned prisoners at Annapolis tell horri-
BILE stories Of their treatment 1t Richmond.
They are dying rapidly At Annapolis, the
physician Eays from sheer starvation.
Nearly one fourth Of the late lot ot one hnn.
dred and eighty brought up last Thur
dsy, have died. TWenty-four Of them
we're from OMo. Five are dead and
Two or three more dying. They say
The condition Of the 5000 prisoners
7It still On Belle 1sland is as
bad NJ their OVID, and are earnest for some
means Of having them relieved. Al tell Of
being robbed Of all their money and other
salnables. To the surprise Of all, however,
rebels have since allowed supply sent to
nur prisoners from here to reach them, 60 q
letter received here today from Gen. Neal
Dow staten. There are no promises made
as to securing exchanges. The number Of
Dur officers now confined In Richmond Is
nine hundred and stxty.sevcn from the army
and Dine from the navy. OF army officers
there are 1 Bsigadier General, II Colonela,
IS Lieutenant Colone1s, 20 Surgeons, 43 As
hlstant Surgeons, IS Majors, 2as Captains,
2G4 First Lieutenants, 297 Second Lieuten-
ants.
PROM TIE prnr1, ARMY
Gen. John G. Breckinridge il stated to have
been placed In command Of thu rebel corr,
LATELY under Gen. D. q. .Hi1. that officer
bayipr been re1ieved ot the command. Re-
c,pitipe stations for slaves have been opened
in all the lower counttes in Missourt. Au
order for similar course in Kentucky ind
Ter ne@see will soon he {esred
S..,ss.n.. 49, eoun uo 4seaea
[-m.LN. - teu ~, - - N4eo
1us 4u,to"ne n,', 80 4uu -. ., "es'e.a o,o'
GERS IN hienmoro pF1sons: coL =: a barhe-
ELL, 1eolo III. -. L. Narton' o'tn onlos -.
T. La"ton' Sd Ohio; Il. I. Fanruer, 22i
Mich; j.. W. hcLa1n, 54at Ohio; ". Il
PANEL, I'd Va. cavalry; 4. D. Straight, 51st
Maryland; ". 7. Wilson, 2sd Ohio.
TEE INVALID coRPs.
Two more fegamenna OF the invalid corps
Me'e organized On tas 20. Colonel, deo' r.
IMo'gan. L'eq1' colonel, o. n beau, atao-
o Iusrre1s ~ oe.lon, ILL., Gol, f.aok =
<~..4s~. 4.eIa - p,+t"r.,,s ~. y p. onep'' As1'o'
, 1863-11-05
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, Nov. 4-Returns from 200 towns
give Andrew S2,S19 majority. Twelve cop.
PeIAeads are elected to the Legislature. The
Senate and all ths State officers are Repub-
]fenn
, 1863-11-05

BosroS, Nov. 4.-GoT. Andrew has decided
to call special session Of the Legislature to
neet en- WedneidaJ te1t, to consider the
matter Of offering additional bounties to vol
untee7a.
Ms1. Gen. B. F. Butler left Lo we'll to day to
ast ume command Of the 18th army co1us and
the department Of Virginia and Nor b Caro-.
li1a, to Y bicb be has recently b.en appointed
, 1863-11-05

ty to EST word, are ordered to take him to
the guard -houee. There the unfortunate re-
mains TWO or three days, until a sufficient
number are Obtained, audare then sent to the
conecript camp, where they are placed under
possible. They arc now denied Ill opportu-
nifty to 60 and zee their families, or even to
take sufficient clothing.
Pillow has his headquarters At Columbus,
Mrs.
Chalmers claims that he had obtained NJ
advantage over our forces at Wyatt Station,
when his ammunition gave out and he had to
retreat to Oxford to rep1enish.
It Is c1aimed By our informant, that IN at-
tempt on Memphis In great force was only
prevented by our demonstrations upon Can
ION.
sH men were recently shot at Meridian for
deecstion- four In one day.
Nr. John n. Buck, who had been known as
Union man, was arrested on the road, while
returning to his home, taken to Hlrdeo's
headquarters at Enterprise, and hung.
There is not enough food aud clothing In
Mississippi, A1abana and Georgia for the use
" LAI 1-lAAe1ns AAoSA A1So "AA0 @AA0Ja
Cotton cards arc worth $50 per pair; bacon,
$3.50 per pound; wheat, $40 Per bushsl;
coarse cotton cloth, 81 per yard. Corn Is the
only cheap article Of food, and that Is worth
50 cents per bushel. Home made jeans are
worth SIS per yard, aud scarce.
Moet Of the negroes in Mississippi have
been run off to Georgia and Alabama.
TheMissiesippians acknowledge themselves
whipped, and would gladlY give up and make
the best terms possible, If they could hare
the option.
Continuing the heht or giving M the ne.
eroes and onit. they Tould accent the latter
proposition gladly. It Is a he.v tar
On anv MN nov to feed and clothe
negroes. If thev c,uld be a1lowea,
ard could they return to their homes
ond l,ve In neace. cniov,np Tho little ,eft
them. thew would e1ad1y accept the nroff.r.
But tbe 1eadars In the South. who first f,rad
n. eor.berr tear+ far Devastation INV +.,ch
,he neoD1e to hcliere TINT If thew continue to
f1rht. 1iey viii soon ret their independence
~ e,3ov their 7,ronertv Init ff thev enhnn7t
+hcr IN 1os1 1ande hnneaa 1,ha,tv in tact
traTxth,no tnev nn..asa and hacoma shso1nte
tlayes to hard Yankee tssk.ma&ters. -
Fnlly one ha}f of the neonle steadf..t1v b..
lfeye their own negroes wi1i hereafter nossess
1orda. and tbe ovners be d,;v.n ant, The
var ron1d mt Last ten daxs n neon1c nnder.
..oo5 the real facts, that thew con1d st.v At
their home. snd enior their freedom. their
, 1863-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Tha elections to.
dsy ard tomorrow absorb mncn interest
here, and In the adjoining State Of Maryland
there is considerable excitement. Gen
Scbenck has issued. an order directing a11
Provost Mazshals to assist Judges OF Etec-
ticn in the prevention OF all disloya1 or un-'
qualified pers' rs from voting. Governor
Bradford thereupon issued proclam4A n
repudfattDg Schcnck's order. setting forth
that elective privileges and The rights ct ali
citizens should be duly and unfestvctiedly
observed, even though the power OF the
State should be brought Into reqtlsision.
Gen: Sehenck. hearing Of the proclamation,
issued an order pregentiug the Baltimore
papers from publishing the Governors proc
lamation.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Only abont 10000
Totes are cast is this city, Of which Goldsboro
gets all but eco. The Hho1e regular ticket Is
flPrtfd
, 1863-11-05

TMPORTANTTO THOSE VISIT
l. ING TIE gRKAT FAIR Ct Ever IT'S Art GAl!egy.
157 LAKE STHKEr,
They uakr C&rttB dc White 1t t. par dozen. other
sttltB Of FhotogrApba Amblo*yp At equAn7 low
rAfek. Cno3-. 897 I'll BAY HAS AYaut.
, 1863-11-05
FU ON NEW JERSEY


NEwAnK, N j., Nov. 4.-The copperhcads
have carried thn State, but the a]orlty is
Iess than at the last election. The Lsgisla-
tpre Is about the sane.
, 1863-11-05
Nem advertisements.
R00T T. :CADY,
IS CLARK-ST., CHICAGO.
wnolesa,e sad Eetail Agents for tho Northwest 4
MASON 4 HAMLlM'8
-.
CABINET ORGANS,
ONE TO TyFELVE STOPS,
$40 TO 5000 leach.

$40 TO 5000 EACH-
MASON uAMLIy respectfully invita- asteatsez
to tho following remarkable testmontals. which they
believe to BE-. consldesng the euaence Of tsetr sour
ces and tie emphatic cha1act.r Of the testimony
the rcst conclusive evidence which any msnufsctar-
crs hive yet been ac1c present. OF tho superior
i.y and value Of their tEssxumants: -. :
PROM GoTrscuALK. -
"IcouglAtu11te you on tha Introduction Of NEW
musical Instrument long wanted, and sure 10 hnd IL
WY Into every household Of tasta and rednemens
which possbly afford it, moderate Expense. Your
CABINET ORGAN IS truly charming Instrument,
worthy Of shtVsi.e It has received, aud fsr su-
pertor to evefyE6E tt It's einss hAvo soen. It2k6
pleasure In commd d16fag 1t most heartily ~ eyery-
where worthy pace be&de the ptanofozte, to whieA
1t NE complement from its capacity for rendering
mueh delightful musc, sacred and sacnar cla:ao fnd
popular. to winch the plano IS not adapted
GorrscHALK.
Ntw York, Sept q, la&9.
FROM xorx 1HAx oxz HUNDRED EMINENT oRaAx-
1sTs AND AKrrsTs-
"Weregard the Instruments OF Mason Hamnu ~
the nEsr THEIR CLASS Of which NO nara sny know
ledge, md take pleasure In recommending their
CAprsKT OCEANS especially ~ very admirable and
desirable for both private and public use." <.
Aiken, charls., Teacher Of Music in Pubue Schools
Alen: 4 G., Music Tearse-. Cincinnati. oaio..
Andefsoo: 2: oEznaiss OF st. PAals cnasch. Now
Ts.fsor 6fs OF u'e In Public Schools
& e Etss Gssta as, %
, 1863-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
FROM ILLINOIS.

FROM COOK COUNTY.
We arc able to giye reports from the tol-
loving towrs:
Evanston, s. maiortty 70: the Repoblican ticket.
, 1863-11-05

The GoveFnmeRG SeCMr3fic8.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-8ales Of 20e to-
daY reached Is, 101 800. Deliveries Of bonds
In moderate anoQnts are made On the the
subscription.
, 1863-11-05
Mem H0pfrtisel1lents.

NOTlCE.-The Annual Meeting
l. Of the et~ckho14eEf of tho Garden CltY Mining
Con- pAnJ vii ba helo st thar au1ce Lo ru:a'
D.ctp6er next. O'Clock =. II. for tae ectoa 0:
seven Directors for ths ensuing yeF md iueh ethe1
Il VALENTINE. Soc snd Ffe.3.
, 1863-11-05

w E. WELLS, Attorney at Law,
~ viu Give sp:c.al alton ton to the Co lection
o. Roontiee Pe.alons. AEEeass et fsy aad Prtze
salo1efB. wo.i - ~ other legal business entrusted
to IL cale Dth tho utI oet dltpAtth and fidelity.
EOS E4H2 1t
, 1863-11-05


~ Lake SLTeeI.
seltmPcs TH4aA net
VEnVER AR4KEF,3
CT"TNH rHTNTS
ri alsnt 81 ,sS7 a. INC iol1oEsoe
RoR r,e Rr.r r,u,rv .pv1xa x..r,,ue
THE Bg5r MANUFACTURING Ma.
ca1sEs AND THE Basr
AAealSE "oAA;
tt;Sr par - tgif e,n FnmaIf na H* ~
CHiNF.
FiEsr Fi:s fHHattHS F1a f4Mi9 MnrHhn ,,.
CEIHK W. -41@
Fl1.BT PREMIUM FCR MACHINE WORK.
.,r,- ,,,,.s.,..,. - ~, n.,,1,v =, ,r.7,-v
f1AnT FRK4IU0 FOE AANUEA5TUTIsG Ma.
u4uanr MEnFE EEouxx1uu rop u.cu1ur vuopr
mACA1GAH STATE HAlA-
FIRsL FIRsL PREM,nS F0A , FANNY a n aAGHtME H;E3s ~.
Film f>AA1oA ro" - AZ o>As'o '=71'
FlkST FREA1UM FOR AACE1HE W0RK.
runv.r. era~-parn
,.,,,r.r nnr...--,x - Cn1rr 49,, ,rr,
PnsHa w - W. o-NA' ~
FIRsT PREAILA FOR MACHINE TO9K.
, 1863-11-05
another Test Of the Burglar
Proof Quality Of Lilies Safes.

0HE1pA VALLxT BAxK,t
Ok1EDA, July 18Th. 1851
LKv1s L11I1E. Esq.
DKA1 s1R:-We have thoroughly kstad the sRto
which you recently tent us. and md entirely GRILL
PROOF. We tad determined. not t. buy Safe TIL It
h4d bean submitted to the aeve9est tests and there
fore very thorough in tie t11al which No Kave
1t. The trsl nsde BY one Of t1e beat mechanics
In our county, Ycura. With respect,
n H1GINB0THAA. President.
THIopoRE r. HAND. Cashier.
, 1863-11-05

!. N. SINGER & CO., Sherman House.
4. B. HOWE, do do
WHEELER & WILSON, 1f6 Lake st.
F1NKLE & LYON, 102 Lake st,
FLORENCE, 1874 Lake st.
TAGGART & FAIR, 1873 Lake st.
WILCOX & GIBBS, 333 Lake 1T.
pAnd NC have urgently to request thst orr custom
ELS and alcthE1s. nos fully advised ~ to the 1e.sVe
Ms,its at the GEOVKE d BAKEE Machines, VII. ba
fore purchs ding ron Us. make tho e1amtnAicns
and comparisons above Indicated And II we hAve
omitted the rs1es at aay EeP<ctaoa maouf*ctu ezs.
We w1 On being advised of the fact cheazful1y aud
EratultouaY s1d hs7n to the aboVe Let.
Grover & Baker S. NJ. Co.,
lis LAKE STREET.
oc2,-o9162wTU 1uAn4 lisp
, 1863-11-05
SAFES.
Lilie'S Safes in the Recent
Fire in Buffalo, N. 7.

Bu7TALo. 4spt. 9Th, 1873.
LEWIS L1111K. ESQ Troy. NIX:
DxAH e1R ;It gives us pleasure to sa=u1e ron that
cur BOOKS. PAPERS AND BANK CURRENCY,
which were In one Of your smAll CHILLED IRON
sAFKs, exposed to intense heat for nearly TWELVE
houra. In tie lac nre On Prime Slip. al came cut
perfectly s1te. not being burned chaz1ed IN the
least Wehaye orde1ed anothas from your axenr here
MF. AoErts. Truly 7cuTs,
MOE i BECKWITa.
, 1863-06-29

VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR
~ eALE.-Tta = hi Lot . IL Block q. School 3sc-
ton Addition to Chicago. Thc exss 70 tcet Or Lot ID ii
Block o. Original Tom Of Chicago Sab Lot ) OF L3e
In Block % Aforesaid. and Lott IN Rock = ORIGINAL
Town Of chicaso. Apply to the undersigned l. C
PAINE FREKR> e lsandolphtt-
Chicago. June ", 1868. fa41-H lot srATH
, 1863-06-29
TINTED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY.
Important Notice to the Public,

Tie United Ststt5 Express Company xiu counsoee
On the 18th 1ns to Go bos?sss on TIE following nnea
OF yAro II the State q Wisconsin. vtz Tha Cni-
Sago ard M1lwaskSe Ea1road, the milwaukee, ard
Railrond. By securing tHese Anet Of railroad Tie
General Superintendent, HESHF ElP. Es1 hss eetAb.
nhhed regular Dccs At t1e places nAed in the LIT
at;seheo,o NJ Iosca: aad chr ycEy Iaaay tr:eads
great pleasure 70 te able to 10 them that
the 1nct1es for doing business over tie above named
Uh6E Of roads hare been secured to tha CorAny 0ad
that hereafter ws ss1l nc: b. compelled TO reuse but
ttey ,nny haye IN Wlscoosu at aty OF tho poiats
reached y the ahcyc roads as we hare he1eto1cre On
all otter lues run by our COMPANY.
Very retrectrn1ly.
q. D. Cr1YIN, Agent
Chiea~o, MRy 18th, 1863.
Tbs following named Places VIII. untett tbs a..a.se
WalIegaa, III, Kenosta, Wis.
Encfne, TlA. Milwaukee, Wis,
Waukesh1w, Wis, Whtte Water Wis.
Milton. Nis.. Stoughton, Wiz,
Medison. Nle. Ma<ona.le. Wis.
Lone Rock. KtA. MAscqda Wis
Eoscobe1. N1e-. GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Rro&dlne, Wis, 1tonfoo, WIS.,.
Pzal:dc DIT. .Chlen. Wis. Ecatego1. love-.
, 1863-06-29
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.
REV RESTAURANT.-H

REV RESTAURANT.-H.
IN HATHAWAY having remoadled The Restaurant
IL Dearborn Erect. under the 11cCaSda1 House. II
pre- nrEh 1uezfs ct all louTd TO business
men with dcsrntch- Attentive w<i:e's, aol c!e:y.
thing to add tQtte comfort ed coayeaeace of ll1a
lin call jc4i-ssd97-1w
N OT1 G e Madame Andrews,
suicidal
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