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, 1863-10-05
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...-or ~ p1Irtsou AID Canal atEasts. Z dark
j. aTSn a,sS h n aae Is. =
tous GU: mi hsa iae n.ark of fecart h1l*tar
anG en ~ Ws9oa has 10 p53k9 eoa
N ,utshiy conp4nEated By tho owner #
~ mni - = EeaE The Haven School,. oesa'soS~
, 1863-10-05

RUIT-G GRKKS APPLKs arc in falr supply. De.
maud moderate Pdcea tolerably firm at q: :092 %
for choice varieties; common to ait toM sloo@t 80
FkAc11rs The supply s rapidly tsng od. and cuolse
don q uape tlt and seealn upon mhsa there y
l9csi5c, and upon cultivated OF 2oae5c r basket.
PEAEs n good IeQnest bus receipts very ght aao
Are n fur supply and tue demand y active As the
season advances mixed varieties gre IN the mar.
b. CRAsBEKRMs are scnEce and market Tesy Il
regular. ID DRIED FRutrs the market "a Fother dnA
, 1863-10-05

Go 70 THE BEsr-Go TO BRYAET & STRATToy's
Ca1cAao CoM4ERc1AL CotlEsE, To get thorough
Practical business education For circulars ad-
dress {epclosing stanps) BRYANT d sTaAT1oA,
EhfrArn n1lpnf0. -,
, 1863-10-05
lVk44 A4t s*% <s@$aat t~$tse4
ann A4n kRCs7 m

Ps~'1Ss
Increase isc3, SlsS29 q.
GA1EsA AND CHICAGO Us1os RAnRoAD.-The fol
low,ng is etatemcnt Of tho earnings Of the Galena
and Chicago Union Railroad for the week ending
, 1863-10-05

e~ T, Z. R,gbv, 50 Randolph street, Ia setting
psner Aa1eipes and Window Shades at New York
prices, at whoteaale and retail The trade supplied
on the most liberal te1ms. ec23~lW
, 1863-10-05

Sale Of Provision. In New York for Future
Delivery.
Tho folloMinE 1one OF the transactions for fl.
ture eliTef1 heIetfole alluded SO pkH long cut
English hang, for JANUARY and February. IT sK@ec;
9Coo boxes eaorlb m1ddles. TOR February and Mach
ii 8a3Kc; ard coo lard, Tor Jauu1tY, February
arf Match. It 1nREa11c.
, 1863-10-05

OF More Rebel e'risoners-Enother
outsider Bfon2ht TO sflef-Rebel De-
M.Thl ~ H., ~"0 1oA9'aoAAo "a sno
The carpenters and wo1kmen Of various classes
are vigorously at work preparing the barracks and
grounds for winter. Capt, Goodman is doing all
in his power to improve the sanitary condition OF
the camp, and the comfort Of the quarters of both
eoldirra and nrfeone7s. Tn add,tiou tn the tn .ee
hyd1auts uow In use tan nez, ones sre being erect
ed In different nort,ons Of the camn. the WATER
u{pes being laid through the grounds. The Sewers
for drainage and ths water pines will be completed
.hi.v
1t has hean decided IN ronstrne4a = new and more
e,h.,.n+;.1 fa,.a ..,rd ~. -,.,,, q, ha +b,,ta.r
esa. .,es -,,t ~. - ~ :.,.,..., -, ~ 49,
49,. r.1e -. z,s. 80, $50. $500. r.
~ ~ .,st.ns n ss w,",. naea ~ ;nso-,a+
;rnnrors1osnt sr IN h. ro,nn,encea vi. xa,1r
Ta..s.d.v s7o ,,,5.on.rs ,rrtred f+,,, rba+t..
r.o..~t,re, NJ tha h,t,ls of ofch5ck.m.no, Thav
",.s,,,.i,, r.e.1 T,,r,,s,-est,s eo,nna.nd ~.
to-tpns sar tbe,r dare-der,1 aesnarstion, and Ar
~ mat noo,1v clad and csdayarons looking act
80 b.re s,riyed aimee thosa yroYn Arkanaas Post
These rrbc,. vcre ,,narded 1,y det.cbment Of tbe
9Th Ecntuctv regiment Ahont otx0nora f,hIc,
,.r.rr, +,v3.oncra ave ernact a3 n ar-,,a ao,n
1nct1d;nc tha recent srrIr.1. tha,s orc no,v
ahont M rebel nrtsoner6 At f..non Donpl,,.
uthe eeceah reportera had access to the camn.
they would dnd material upon which to work up
another eeusstlou item about the suffering OF the
noor. abueef1 .risoners-that another oftbefr num.
her had frozen to death, The fact, are that on
Saturday evening a rebel SURGEON eaye one OF the
nrtsoners three nornbfne nflla. to he taken at in
teIya1s Of three or four hou,s ana.t, Thep.tsonsr
nrohab,v concluded that If one pilt would benefit
him ,ftt1c three At onee von1d do him moie GOOD
~ hctook The three at one i1osa Yasten4av rnnrn.
3ne he was found tn be dead.
On Mcnday 1ast re mentioned the detection of
ueyeboy who had been employed to smueg1e the
rebel organ Into camp, and who was found with
about dozen in his boots. Alter their supply
was thus cut off the prisoners applied to the bar
bcr in camp, and offered to pay him one dollarper
day, Ii he wonld bring into camp one copy Of the
Chicago Times etating that In their estimation It
Was the only constitutional paper in the North
west ard the only one that dare advocate the rghta
of the South." Their plau was to club together
and make m this suua, and then read By turus-
Ia ri With unshayen facea and unshoru loeka In
or5er tn aecnre their mental pabulunn-a aid and
comfort " they can find nowhere else,
The branch nost-oaace at Camp Douglas has be-
CONC cutie IN Institution. Capt. L. G. Rhinee,
fof comnanv A, 1st Michigan shArpshpoters, J
eornm,seAry Of Prisoners. examines 1letters that
n,,a tn or fon, tbe nriaone,a. and he states that
tbe number that naas tbroueh hfs department
nnrnbe, from two to three hundred daily. Capt,
, 1863-10-05

seil BY SUBSCRIPTION, CHRONICLES Of thu GREAT
an 1pitome OF the I:ebellion-to2etherw with nayrk
ttve Of numerous see 81 and Incidents connected
ion Or visn!n DC kaoTled@e of ne author: The
M 3aa 5a s saa q r e
IS nIst pub l,hed q Memphis daily paper: ard %
them, tEas It was found fnpcs athle to supply it. The
H1lk H1 be found admirably adapted to begulle the
III haStsrs will De found equally .etreshiug to thaaa
engaged IN the peacetnl pursuits Of Rome. Liberal
For fuU psrticuItrs teraas &C. address !. vANT
q CO.. Pubuahsrs No. West fo1ItQ sTeet, E1ncao'
natl q. CtS QGIt4t
, 1863-10-05


ITaaTR-Fnst GEAR ri ooo o&e....".......S Ss ea@Msa
4eGo9G 4sfQ9 qnea3 4Ss<' .....,....... 27M@aofo
sseeS i Ssssss xsISss aSSa @SssslSs
Gomn;nn Bosrds. Observation-Disclosures. 1s, 1@-.,..
f.onnronn BoardA Ereen, 180o@....s
Cull Boards 13M9...s.
{is SfsF GiFaI rf9s5s 5eqSa a6
Ermmon FlooripE ypuzh.....,.,... 230G@g5 %
siiIrE Eiear. dressed. ....s.......,,..... Mo0@MO
SesSa$$ sessa$ SSa5ssa Stsa5 1ss@9isd
In.V frfsfs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e pD@9s %
6hayed Sbireiss 4 p RM..,....,,,.,..,,,,,, 4M@ t25
Hh.yed abiuE E'ee Fo 1...........,,...... 875@....
ss9ea sssss ha51 Hs!se,ss: l
Saved shin nE'e3. ~
4Ath e G4 pee "a *
PSsss Pssfsts ::::::::: 4 SSsi5tS
LE1THEK-:i;is:;:IE;st very active I'D prices rnle
1fu with an upward tendency. VIC QnQle:.
aafness oaK p .42@!5c Domes. OAK Calf l1os1 IS
DO hemlock.... SSesSgc F!encn h1p aea73 49,, .,
Collar doos.... SagMc ntsS toNgssG; Gs lam.
HtitIa '.... ts@Isc Iock.....,.... 2s@sac
Lnes,..........,., Mai2 Good damaged... 25g2eo
Domestic calf. e9@ilo slsusateEs1 oak segI52;e I;
EsoS 5Ss's fas
til .:.:...... 'm.oe@55M Tarred Hemp. @
Rosin. n.......... l900@45g Tufpentine.... ss5@im
oaS9m;:;;.. 41s s!;ssa A. a.. co,.,der,,,v, ,n.n
tho deman1 Really good qualities are selling as high
u GiLS-GAa1oN on Is il a little better supply aud
prices rule eomeNha easter I'm sesy aeaIca
o snt FsssR'
GENERALLY active and firm with an Upward tensencT4
, 1863-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


The dny has been stormy and ,,nnleRseot Int neyer
sthe1ess. 1arue busJnasa vas tope Tho demand for
money IL mt q oreesnc - II TIM aa-r nart ~
The week, md tho msrket NAV be nnotea steady Gus
TONERS with GOOD co1.atcra1s get all tbemoney thar
want at tho usual range viz: a9l0 per cent. The 1g
otes tot o4Ssos.s 49, ~ puA po'ee 1a". pe
quoted at 1@2 per cent per month
New York Exchange is IN good demand. Buy1ng
nrlee ra1eS se,nns pa ~. ~. sne
r. hsst on round los The rate OF OK
-.1
'ens.' ...o ~o,ortaa t,or, 1y.,, at-eet FIR po,d
, 1863-10-05

w-Juat received, large variety Of wallpaper,
window s1 adcs, &C., at
Oct r. x,w,aF. 1U9 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 5, 1853.

SATURDAY KyzNfSs. Oct s, 1853.
9 Fhs 8 III:
ssPs Sss sa ssaF Tss:ss Il
n.!{!9 55 ?!,i sass:z e. r.;
S3s ,dsns e e 81 81
%g1Ss II sd III ins isp5 sa 1
ysF Il &c. nt S ssaSo :t o IS
5e g G: m l % a1e u i9 ss IS:
1eS sieEs Ss 5 io q FL 3 k1eesss k
i; ets i stane Milis Il sss 49,
TRAk1o Tee BTsa i sgs ss Sa;epes b.
ss4sa @ Is 81: 81 u ss .a9s
e IS = g
gSS E 6 L III & il e. g 8 s. 4 IL 4
slteX $S ao Il s1!5X l2eoe 6u ae Il q g No..
*;
e Is Is :; L !: 4 hs'ss,sS ae ssi {;
sEEsr ~ s,ss s'o2s fs' 81 No 81
oets @ :. 1 WE ct t. :sSa eu II osis ste1s at
ssts 81 & .so, se e 0a
e. bsssti tssS III sagRss
eys eo q q % S 4 81 ou do
sass - NJ: BARLEY s:9rs at flo7 o. %
&C. semr1si4i aSs At Il III dei
AIGomoTs-adsahssa IL. sa sallou-cl0slns st
xsMEs-lo sE!s + rets s at &C rao5ittn Pure do ia
NJ IS stsas aaa
Pu,ss SSy 4sa s saa s nats 81 4 4
BGujTTER-Tbe demand for shipment I: stll1 good
s59 Hi1a II sn2p!y he market Is un0'a-ly o'k
ShSss n5ts1 Il fESsss E ssias Rad !sss
l1mmdS ta5 to KofGaff q iii :. 1:sis 1iso
e. e s e q
& ssss 90 Pslsx IL i e. a
rait zssaoa aepiosE soESs q ps5t szEo q e
sshr Gates. from Po1t sheiaon' neo'ocS' eosos' ~
+ A. En- !, nosY sarre's at ST. 10 Lard
GoFFEEsNarket yef{ active: Tpoa o Ro ~ we s1s nete
~ ,Ys,ssa np@ara tsss e. auas
= vi
c ;sly ssttvs demand sad he
ruls d = win ueEsTd tendency: Western reserve
HambuEg Il 1$,l@isH @7sH
Western Reserve 15
aSiG EGGs@1n 81 good demand. viii sales ii 1sai5c
@ Fsa sfss Hsss5 Sa hssss's s: g IT,
sNssRRS NasR &h,tsass Iii
No2 Trout ................. 100 @48
Eoo9ga: NJ e. srtetei 80 b.If hris . 7s0 $50
NO AAA4 '$ssss*sss"Hs'N"A
500 ao r4HtV '''''-''''+'''''.' sS'SS lin
si!sS e. Sasa AsIHszs. aszas.ss sssf
eeRgd eFRRu1r-anrt5 Are19; IL T. ai saPg Ss 8
mRnd moderate Ff1cea Iolefaoly nf!n Ag ~ lEa+ ~
:TRply y 1nPlay c az ead pSooo1 GooSe
don Of unstpe tnit and uRon tne5e aHs
1S(se< sSslss, ga % 1pon Cultivated of s5s basket
IEAEs ate ~ Zoo @ "a ate
y f and ma denanJ II scttye A The
Season o5e mnGn a1 aes ~ az AZ c
IT. some o. az ~ arnsre md mssSei Tesy r.
feuas 10 at hen rfy IN ia uarfet ye We
onnfe! e" e'oP' NV 'eA1e A1@''' - '@@~
l G1
, 1863-10-05

4 few days since, decIaEat1on was nled IA the
Cirruit Court, in novel and interesting case. ln
volripg principles important TO the profession and
the public The facts and the law Of the case are
these: An owner Of property In the city, rented
tenement to man, who, with his family. consist
ing OF wife and child, went into immediate oc-
cupation. Only ehort time prerions to this
t.ausacton certain occupants Of the tenement had
sickened and died Of the small. l.po1, and no meas
ures had been taken in the interval to remove the
infection, nor vas any Info1matien Of these facts
impaired to the lessee The. family had been in
the house bui week or two. when the father and
child were seized with the same disc der, which
very soou terminated fatally In both eases. The
circumstances connected With the presence Of In.
fecton In the house were well known to the land.
lord.
| l. statute OF Illinois authorizes the admlnistrn-
| tor of 4 pereon whoee death has been caused by
| the wrong, defanlt or negligence Of another, to
bring an action against the person causing the
death, provided the deceased conld himself 1t liy
ing, have sustained an action for the injury.
| niaon the application OF this statute to the
facts We have stated, that the action, brought by
the widow and adrntnietratfiL Of the deceased IL
based. John Lyle King, attorney for plalntiK
TIE BEST IS TIE CHEAPRsr.-It is a axed
principle In the commercial world that the t best
is the cheapest" and nowhere in the whole sauge
Of political and domestic economy Is this mole
fully exemplfed, than In those articles which arc
conaidered among the neceesarics Of life. Every
careful and prudent housewife Will tell you, that
the better qualities Of domestic goods are the
cheapest In the long run, as they viii wear much
longer than those Of Inferior quality. Culinary
utensils also come within the ZANE category. and
, 1863-10-05

MAsurAc1uxD- Market hr,n With An np'sfo ten
teucy. We quote: xe, "a
6tsnta1d 8. fcs Aad n
Interior and outnde brands
Cut in fair rrqueat- We quote:
BNOKlNa- ClKWla1. no
Ssemg ,.,,,. IL 3l1c Gold Leaf. .DG
Nsesour1. .lss1t4t3c Sunny st
Is Gt4c G. Har1ts So:
0o;.-..-...--... e5Ss e sponge cake.."..''-'a %
WO0I-Modrrate demand. owing to light supply.
Prices rule firm. We quote:
MnfluIU Q&GEG..
E1ue,,.-
AySoGS = Modefaie demand and IN good supply.
va nnnae bT the cargo: B.ech. Is ,ecG54; AAole
* TnGFE. HcterY Is 1bA7.oo. Dalivesed-b4ech
SSI93 e. Maple. $s00eaa5 50: Hickey. $sN@3D
, 1863-10-05


The quantity Of salt inspected the onondagn Salt
BprinEs RESERVATION for the week ending Sept. 26th
AZ S7racuse. Uistrict No. L.. ........ S. 3.6 bus1
Al Ssfinn AI....,,.,.,....,196,493 1885, ,493 :.
Al Iiyernool .y.....,,.... A9j8 !"
at Gedcea " "I...,..... ........ 50, ,12i j"
Total.. .......,....... ,5M
TIE whole quantity Of salt Inspected on
IRON .ian III 10 Sept ist, ISIS. IS 5t219sso @
ssne time Il Isl
Decrease. s@,asa
-SfT0cusa Journal
, 1863-10-05

For the Week Ending October 3, 1868.

The receIpts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs At the VA
Etous yards In the city during the paat week. eudu&
, 1863-10-05
CAMP DOUGLAS MATTERS.

Improvements In the CAmp-Arf1yals
Of more Rebel e'risoners-Enother
Outsider Brought to Gfief-Rebel De-
mxnd for the T1meB-Vtolattop OF the
Oath, dc.
, 1863-10-05
THE CITY.

TIE MINISTRIES, Kelly, Leon &
Donnike1's Minstrelr drew large house at Me-
&ropoliten Hall, Saturday evening. The satisfac-
ton Of the audience Was attcEted In frequent
sounde If hpDlnuee.
, 1863-10-05

Total. $cclG4s &7s,469+7o sl6.soiA Inc.
For the month es.pdiDg Sept soth To- To- ~
, 1863-10-05

Arrivals as the Soldiers Home.
The following are the Arrivals At the Soldiers
Home, SATURDAY., October Sd.
]. B. Hawes. G, list Mich; ]. q. D1nclehle, E,
18th Wis; G. Goeami1!eE. F, 9th Wis; Henry Coe
18th Wis; Il; Il. Bineer, b, 9Th Via; ., coHtns.
4, sd Mich; q; Bsaely: G. 6th Wis; 2. g. Ward,
Heron, I, 174th Penn; G. q. Bliss, F, list Ind.
, 1863-10-05

IsQuEsT.-Coroner Schmidt held an inquest
On Saturday, upon the body offs male iufaut. found
on Michigan street, near Wolcott, under the side
walk. The body was wrapped in paper, and had
the appearance Of having been placed there the
night previous
, 1863-10-05

A0 4s6193S
:aes-X!IW bIla last night and to-day at SIC.
~H0fS-ln actlre demand and hrm. salcs:-4 pe'es
,rlino new crop n. +. Hops at SOC.
LTMBER-Market very acttye and 1rm With IN
1pTaid tenuency. Sales. to-dsy :-cargo sehr kitty
70 schr Gates Port Sheldon plne and little hels
ock. $500 ,at slig: Ss5kv = n% XsSn,
E. II sis cargo schr Th1ee Bells, om Menorniaee
nii:ra s go a. 714n
Serhy CARPENTER s Alils, lao1O 4, at $3.9 caHFo
ro% MusfssS;s9h Z s;e H. earo ss Dsy Bntt @
snTs Mnskegop Mill.ypr Davis Mills. 80 Il. sold TO
aIrtye ii fl550 We give the closing prices at the
, 1863-10-05

rB Our State Fairs In the Northwest
arc nov over. and We Sec It announced that at
each, the lows, Michigan and Illinois Fairs, the
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines rccelved the
FIRST premium over those that were placed in CON.
petition with it.
, 1863-10-05

RuEAw&r.-On Friday evening last, the
driver oi two horee team, that was patslng
down Madison street. lost control Of his horses,
End aftet abort run, was thrown from the wagou
In the fall his ann WEE broken and his head 30
severely injured that hte recovery Ia uncertain
Ne did not Learn his nane,
, 1863-10-05

HIGHWAY RoBBE11.-George 4. Dodge,
-dentzen Of Aurora, who was visiting ths city On
the ed Of September last dropped into one Of
tho deue tint tnfeat Wells street, and impressed
the carg who rendezvous In that locality, with
the idea that he had money. Some Of them i'm
s,edIateay took him In tow, and finding that he
wanted to pntchase raIlrond ticket, one Of them
bJ the name Of Bush offered to show him the way
10 the otace. Under this prctense, he led Dodge
70 point short distance from the north end OF
kash aEet bridge. constantly expressing the
Efest eafaaactson It gave hin to be shle to render
service 70 stranger In the city, saying that he
*1s ATass "thc friend Of strangers," &c., dc.
Arrived 1t the point aforesaid, by some msneuyes-
ing he got Dodge behind fence, ind before the
latter suspected his Intentions, hit him on the
hesd With " billy and repeated the blow arain
and sgaio, at the same time In no gentle tarms
bidding Dodge surrender his money. Themouey
10 fhe amount Of fifty dollars, was given up o.
taken. and Bush gave Dodge farewell blow with
The bf1y, which may have been meant for fatal
ope. ss i wss accompanied With the r:mark that
4desd men te1l no tales" Bash was not found
Observation-Disclosures he wss arrested hyomeez Sire
bel and held to answe.. Saturday morning, in ION.
Thousand dollars bail
, 1863-10-05

,
more, s6s West Madison. at ap. m. on Monday.
Aful} attendance at these meetings ia earnestly
requested as much Of the SUCCESS Of the mammoth
Fair will depend upon them.
POLICE ECoEnT-LARcESIEs- Knapp
and Frank Lawrence eonsp!red together to rob =
soldier. Knapp ts q white man, but Law1ence ia
Of the colored persuasion. Knapp IL an express
driver by profession, and with the assistance Of
the negro induced the soldier to ride with them In
his express wagon, with the promise Of showing
him come particular diereputable localities,
which the Inter waa desirionH Of visiting. No
sooner Was he fairly seated in the wagon than they
eoutriyed to pick his pocket. At this juncture
the there's and the officer mutually recognized
each Other. The negro jumped from the wagon
and nm. but the white thief was nabbed on the
epot. subsequently the negro was arrested. The
money Of the soldier WAS found on their perBdna,
md yesterday they werc held By Justice MeDon'
aid to answer ut the next term ofthe Recorder Z
Court, in 500 bail.
n, 3. Dawson had for q fellow boarder man oi
the name Of Neelis with whom he was on init
mate terms. Neelis' wardrobe was more pleuh.
fulls provided than Dawson's, and on Frtday%ese
nipe Daw son desired 10 borrow dress coat ol
NeelIs, to wear to ball, which Dawson proposed
to attend that evening. A. an inducenent he In
formed Neelis where the dance WAS to take place
and promised II he wonld be there at certain hou1
In the evening to get him free admtttance.
yeelis attended It the appointed place and time,
but found nothing resembling bali. and on fur.
ther Investigation ascestained that Dawson had
borrowed not only his coat, but considerable
portion Of the remainder OF his wardrobe, had
n1r
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

100000 E NALT GI Or yESA1E SNW sSn AshSFs FAFs F1
STATES, CANADAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
Frem recent surveys completed August TO- 1884, cost
$2o, 900 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior to any $40 ma made by Cotton or Mitch
ELL and sells at the low price Of fifty cents O names
engraved on this map 1t is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
ofhs United states and Canadas combined In one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
aud distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So to $5 per day, and
will take back a maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth try.
Printed instructions howlo canvass WELL furnished all
wantcd-Wholesale Agents for our Mspsn every State
California, Canada, England, France and Cuba for
tune may he made With & few hundred dollars capil&l
The War Department uses eur Nap Of Virginia, Mary
land and cnnsylvsnia cost 100 000 which marked
Antietam Creek, rhaTpshurGh, Maryland Hights, Will
Transport Ferry, ,Rhorersvle Noand Ford and all other
on the Potomac, and every other place in Maryland
Virginia, md Pennsylvania or money refunded.
! Ll40YD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Cen Buell. and the War Depart
men Money reiuadod to any one finding an error il it
From the Tribune Aug 9.
"LLOYD'S MAP OF VIrGINIA. MARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA This Map is very large its cost Il
but 25 cents, andit is the best which be purchased
LLOYD GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPP
= RIvER-From Actual Surveys by Cspts. Bart and Wm
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots Uf st. Louis No show
every man plantation and owners from st. Loui
to the Gulf Of Mexicp-l $50 mes-every sand-bar, is
land town. landing and all places % miles back from tn
rver-coIored in count and States Price, sheets
81 pocket form, and 81 80 On liaen, with rollers Read
Sept %.
N4vt D1FAaTAANr, " WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1852.
J. I LLoYD's-Sir. Send me your Nap OF the Aissis
sipp River, with price per hundred copies Rear Adm
raj Chsre H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squst
u roh ia authorized to purchase many rs as r.
m CURED fox OF that squadron.
+DIJf Vi.4E', I'Ht.t1rf of,h, Vlyv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21
Trsins Going s O uth and East.

Trsins Going So uth and East.
Leave Montpelier at 40 M, 10 N. and 10 30 Pm
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at els Burling
M ton 100 An, connecting at White River junction
L-ttetOn, and with Nershein Railroad for Boston, Low
ell, Worcester &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls with
cheshire R. R. Boston ana with Vermont Valley R.
r. for Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
In New York at 10, ,l5r.
AccosxoDATles TRAM leaves Reuse's Point at 745
A. for Burlin gton, Rutland and Northhsld.
NIGHT ExpsEn Train leaves Ogdensbutg at u Is r.M
Montiea at so NJ Rouses Point ct sac NJ, arry
ing at Boston al $40 connecting al Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. R. tor Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley R. B. for Springfield and New Hayon
and arriving in New York at ASr
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier st C9 A. 40 A. M and > 10
Lawrence or Fitchburg Leaves Springfield at TAO
Bellows Falls At 1895 connecting at White River
Junction with Northern e. r. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc r. r. for and from St JObnsbury and Ltlcton
arriving at Burlington 10 and st. Adams at T.
So P. M, sad lodge.
fccONNoDATOE Train leaves NorthGeiG sts 25 A. M,
for Burlington, Reuses Point and EsntT, a..
aiaHr EXPRESS Train lea Bellows Falls at Is
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
New York at 500 A. M, aud from Cheshire X. X.
leaving Boston at 4 90 p n. connecting Rt
White River Junction with train leaving B0Aton a:
5. % NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
RIVER Iunctlon ut ll.40 r NJ, arriving at Burlington
TO- 80 NJ. and Ogdensburgh at LOO M, connecting
with Grams Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
| West.
Sleeping ears attached to both the night expires
! trains uhnihg between Rouse's Psint and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale o.
! the principal stations.
G. G.AERRtLL, sUp't-
! st. Albsns, Vt, Dec. 8, 1852.
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DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND
CATARRH SNUFF.

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Alarge number of the ost espectsble Druggists In
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Re are Of uUterTeits!
fac smile Of the signature Of the Pro prietei
HAeRLES BOWEN. is or bottle Sold by Drug
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