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An "old citizen" las he termed him
self called upon Gen Miller a few days
ago, and, informing him that a cat had
been drowned in his we'll asked that
he would send to his premises a squad
Of men and the Government steamer,
10 pump out the water and extricate
the unfortunate feline, which, it was
believed, was in deaths embrace at the
wells bottom. The General, without
betraying any establishment at this
silly request, informed the "old citizen
that he ''wasn't getting cats out Of
wells as much as he had been. The
"old either" effected a quiet bat speedy
exit
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DIARRHGA AND DYsEETERY.--We have ex-
amined great number Of letters from some
of the most prominent citizeHs in Cincin-
natl and CoVington, etc, speaking IN the
highest terms Of DR.. Strickla1d's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters are too long
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyingtop, say
be was pronounced ineufable BY the bee
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of d.
strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture efiscte
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea snd Dys-
entery. ap 26---tu " THY
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The Rebel Colonel Jones aud His
MOYements.

A correspondent, dating his letter at
Elizabethtown, June 20, writes US some
interesting facts in relation to the rebel
force recently in that vicinity. He
learns that Col Jones was in command,
and the force did not number more
than one hundred and fifty men They
arrived at Stephensburg on Sunday
morning, and halted in the town four
hours. They then moved off in the di-
rection of Litchfeld. They were regu-
larry uniformed, and claimed to belong
TO Morgan's command. They stated
that they were in the fight at Cynthi-
ana, where they were separated from
the main body. Aside from stealing a
few horses, they did no damage 10 the
country. They were as quiet and or
derly a set Of men as ever wore rebel
uniform or invaded Kentucky soil
The opinion is expressed that they
had not perhaps been under command
of Morgn long enough TO become. cor
rupted by his generalship They had
bat indiiferently learned the art Of
stealing horses-the great, FIRST branch
and chief boast Of the Morgan school of
tactics. Something surely must be
wrong Colonel Jones must have ac-
companied Morgan in the last raid
without receiving the benefit Of re-
hearsal II he ever studied the pro-
gramme furnished by Morgan, he Ger
tainly must have done il IN careless,
hurried manner, or he would not so
easily forget the very first principles
laid down by his chief We viii gladly
excuse the Celonel's bad lesson and
bad memory, but fear that John, the
great chief Of Kentucky raids, will not
show such generosity.
Jones Is trying to escape from the
State. he thinks that Kentucky is
not the healthiest place in the world
he does not desire 10 make a lengthy
sojourn among this people He is re-
ceiying many recruits; they report 10
him daily, and add strength 70 bis
ranks. The recruits are easily recog-
nized, as they are without arms or uni
forms. Jones appears TO be acting IN
concert with jesse, and, by aiding
each other, they may possibly make
good their escape.-L0lL Journal
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Suffers and Merchants.

Your attention is called to our large stock
OF Goods, consisting in part of Boots Shoes,
Caters, Oxford Ties etc, nearly all styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use-styles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors AID
kinds; Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, Um-
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candies, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, all ofwhich viii be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june 9-3In B. r. CuTTER & 6IKAvEs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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Occasionally we hear Of gentlemen
really not connected with the army
while in battle array Distinguishing
themselves. We would refer particu
larry to Charles F. Wagner, of New
York city. At the battles of Mission
Ridge and Lookout Mountain he fought
with musket throughout the contest,
and at Ringgold, succeeded in captur-
ing several prisoners. He was no
ticed by Gen Johnston and others, and
has participated in the late battles as
volunteer aid-de-camp Of the above
named General His conduct during
the most sanguinary events which have
lately transpired, has been eminently
p7aiseworthy, and we tender him this
notice without enjoying his personal
acquaintance.
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CAMzRoS, KNIGHT & Co.'S WHOLESALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods of superior quality
and styles in great variety, snd lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved By buying at CAwEROs,
KNIGHT & Co.'S, No. 1, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call snd see the truth Of this
ofar.
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,
Nsosru-rru rf1ata o. - TaaH
Provost Order
No. 139.


Provost Order
No. 139-
TXHE CONTINUED AND DANGEROUS rs
i crease IN the liquor traffic Of the city, and IA
eonsequent drunkenness and disorder growing on
Of the same. render II necessary % impose suci
regtrietions Is vii remedy the evil
To remove, S. far possible. the temptations Z
soldiers and governments employees, offered b. IN
sale Of liquors 10 proximity to the government
shops and depots and ia tie subj rfa N TIE city
where il Is most mischievous and 10 reduce III
number q licensed houses, Il is Crderc.i-
l. That on and afler shc first day Of July, 1854, NJ
liquors Of any kind, fermented, distilled o. mixed
shall be sold IN that pan Of the city lying south
Brosd-street, west Of Hghstreet, and north Of Line
street
II. No liquors Of any kind. fermenied, distilled
Or mixed, ehai be sold p Edgeheld On and sfte'
the FIRST day q July, 1884.
III An licences and permits for the sale OF Ia.
noEsof any KIND. IN any place within Che city, here
toors issned from thls ofhee, VII b snnulisd and
revoked on the FIRST day u duly, 1854.
". Parties who have paid the hqiior tax under
existing Orisrs ia advance 81 the first 81 Jul 1854
VII have the same refunded 70 them on application
to this Office.
v. Within The limits assigned IN paragraph fsss
Of this Order, parties known 70 be respon-ite VII
b permitted 70 sell liquors Of all nds, provided.
That before tie hTst day q July lss4, they shsl.
Gle BONDS in this once, IN the sum a ten thousanc
dollars, with good sud sufficient suretes. con8i-
toned 70 eondnet their business IN accordance Niin
military reftrt ions; 70 sell 10 liquor u any kind
% any person siready int0xi sted % sell no hquff
Of sny land, ierneBfed, distilled Or mized. % eny
enlisted man or government employee. md % psg
10 advance a nonthlg uEx u (sS fhizfy dollars.
VI. The number q such lincs uced Saloons With
IN toe city, shall not exceed cry, and 10 neF 81
looms Wli BE- permitted 10 BE- opened
VII The prcprietors o. saloons VII he held re-
sponsihe fnf The sets q their eTnpioyses, a. re-
spscts this Order and 81 he good order and quiet
y their saloons.
VII. The penaity ~ 4 giaia'iOu q this Order
VII - Imprisonment 10 the military prison. forisf-
ure n license and bond, alsi confscstion 81 stock
By command o. Brig Gen. JoHs MfLLEa.
JOHN W. HOENER
L. Col 18th Mich. Fols
June 21--lot and Provost Marshal
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An aged lady Of African composition
called upon Capt Boyd for pass 10 90
backwards and forwards" in the city
She should be associated with the indi-
yidual who obtained Of Lieut. Osgood a
pass to raise geese
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sanien.

THE UNIONh has the largest
circulation Of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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A runaway couple from town upon
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
arrived in this city Thursday night
The young lady is said 10 be perfectly
beautiful And, besides, upon the train
she was quite talkative-she told Capt.
Buckle, Military Conductor, all her
troubles, giving him a graphic descrip-
tiou Of her romantic escape from pa
rental restrictions. OF course, BEke
sympathizeg with her Who wouldn't,
outside Of her own fsmily-that is if
her 'Jeller" Is on The square?
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iii any one is in want Of a travelling or
white shirt at low price, OF any article in
the furnishing goods line, it viii pay them
TO examine the very large and select stock
ct sOBELL 4 MARTINS,
8 Cherry st., opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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DISEASES OF THH NER-
IL YoUS, SEMINAL. URINARY AND SEXUAL
SF5TEMS-new and reliable treafment-in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASS0CIATION-Ssnt By mai In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. SkILLIH HOU0HTON, Howard Association,
70, 3, South Ei1th-street, PhiladelDkia, Pa.
80 IT-IE
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Capt Phillip Forney, Of the 18th In
fantry, e son Of the Hon. John w
Forney,) was in the city yesterday. lie
has participated in the battles in our
extreme front since the commencement
Of the campaign, but on account of i'll
health has resigned his commission He
departed for his home last evening.
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Assessor's Notice.

A IL MANUFACTURERS OF SODA WATER
"a and syrup therefor, viii be required to take
Gus manuiacfurer's license, and vendors a the
Easer VII make monthly atatafueuts oil ssles frous
iyuntaIIs, cafnTnencin az with MAY 1884
Reports d AZ manuiaciures sud sales must be
Sl4oe % iha Giilce ~ the 10th oil each month for
me month proceeding, % avoid TIE renal y
JNO. MoCLELLANn.
Assessor "a Diss. Il Tenn,
suhe @--ih Nashville q.
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ln RxcelIenf Inrestmenf !

A party wishing to move North offers
for sale his entire stock Of Staple Dry
Goods; Boots, Shoes, Hats, DC.
To any one DESTROYS Of commencing
business, this is an inducement seldom
met with, as all the goods have been
bought previous to the late advance in
pieces, and VIII be sold at equally low
figures.
The stand is long established and one
Of the best in the city.
Address X. Y, Lock Box IS, Nash
vile Post Office. jul7-lw
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Tn Suffers

Wanted, by young man Of considera-
bic experience, situation as Suffers CLERK;
is willing to 90 anywhere heis wanted. The
best Of references given if required. Ad-
dress, ststing terms, W. s., box 12e, Gala
tin, Tenn. june 2l--9ts
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The excellent condition of the streets
at present is the theme Of dialogue, and
candor compels us TO say that we have
never seen our public thoroughfares 50
tlelectably situated And, we may add,
in passing through several lanes and
slleys, with which the city abounds,
the same picture of cleanliness pre-
sents itself This is as it should be-
surely; but the undertaking is an ar
duous one, and the unbounded thanks
of Nashville's citizens should be ten
dered to Gen. Miller, who has 50 sue.
cessfully urged forward the difficult
Job.
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
u Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, ct low figures. Call and ex-
anime. Lmayll-tf.
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b8-If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. jackson, at G. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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Thus far there have been but two
officers in the regular brigade injured
in the late campaign in Goorgia--L:ent
Forbes, killed, and Capt Dare, wound
ed The loss in men, however, has
been quite severe, some four hundred
having been killed and wounded Gen
King is commanding Johnson's divi-
sion In the latter's absence
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4 Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
all for 80 cents, at the Gallery Of the Cum
berland. If
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Another brick "edifce" is in course
of construction on Cherry street The
walls are little slim, but we suppose
they are all right.
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A photograph of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 80 cents, at the
gallery Of the Cumberland If
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aleu- advertisements.
Rlcu. Rlnr IND R.cr.

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE or THE
"A handsomesi Romsn 10 tlle world; peeullar
r.el coloTed Photograph In oil, aiken from lHe-
She d @ heWitsniug heauiy--ieAutifl 70 hehold-a
perfect gem sent free ~ mail. Prize lay cents.
Address DAVIS Bro. box I,zI', Post Ofli2s. Cin-
cinnal, O. june Is lu4
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CONVENIENT EwPLoTEEs, such as maehin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHICKS OK THE DEP0sTTARY At LOUISVILLE
csshed on the very best terms.
Taos. S. MARI.
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Mr.. O. F. Brewer, Of McGregor, lowe,
died at the City Hotel. yesterday. He
was formerly clerk Tor j. s Cook,
Sutler of the 4th Z. s Infantry, and if
Mr. Cook is in the city, it is desirable
that he call at the Hotel
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Omce,
~. ~. DcadericE So.

We viii give our undivided attention to
the hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and trustworthy servants by cal
ling on PATTOS BRos, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment by eall;ngon
Parton Bios, General Agents
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A Photograph of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for so cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. If
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RIVER NEws-The river is falling
with so inches on the Shoals. But few
boats are now running.
ARRvED-Huntsman, Smithland, Ty-
rome, GAINESVILLE.
DEPARTED-Arcola, Louisville; Alpha,
GAINESVILLE.
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Sm1seaIEats.


DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. ". d. BV-
ERETF Stage Manager. S. ?. 6IMONS, Tress-
grer. A. HAIG, director Of Music. W. FLEFOH-
ER, Soehic Artist
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DR.. Jones, No % Deaderick street, treats
nothing but private Diseases and conse-
quently devotes his whole time to this class
of practice.
TERMs.-A charge is made in the first
place and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until a cure is effected. A
cure is certsin.
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1000 Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
N. L. ALExaEDKE's.
mayl7-tE
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FUNERAL NOTTCE

&c The friends and acquaintance Of Captain
THOMAS BELIsNYDER are respectfully invited
to attend his Funeral THIS AFTERNOON, at 2
O'Clock, from toe res dence Of Captain VIM Boyd
on Woodland. street. in Edgeield.
Carriages wall isaye W. r. Cornelius at hslfpast
one O'Clock.
Tlyine sersice by Rer.J W Hunter.
June 23-lt
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THIS EVENING, JUNE %, 1864

Re-engseemsnt Of the celebrated JANE ENG
LlSH RAW EL TRGUPi, whose performance SRI
nightly honored With delighted audiences.
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L1Sl RAN EL TRGiPi,, whose performance are
nightly honored with delighted audiences.
THIS EVENING, JUNE %, 1854,
VIII be performed
ia Belle Roslta Mile Annetts, Eugenis uberry,
aud Angelique Eavel, in new dances.
Mons. Caron and August In their great acts.
Professor Muller in his superb Violin Solo,.
To conclude with
VOL Az VENT.
NATURALIZATION OF TIME.-On and
siler this GATE, doors open AZ hsifpast seven; per-
forInsnce 60 comm snce az eight.
NOTICE.
PaICIs oF ApEIssloS-Dress Circle, 5ceuts Gal
lery, 90 cents. Doors open AZ ~ o'clock. Per
i0inance - commence al s o'clock.
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DIED.
On The 22d mat, WILLIAM HENRY, nfauJ son
Of Alexander and Ainanis Beao, aged 10 months
snd Is days
ns- Funeral service At $50 p. m. TO-DAY, st
the residence of the parents, North Market-street.
june 2a-lr
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New YosK, June 20, P.N.-Cotton, steady,
$50. Gold 225@235.
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PROF. @. J.WooO's
III AIR r. EST RATIVE,

The astonishing preparations turns the Hair biacl
to Its original cotOr amer having become gray, and
IL In all It's original health ster sctnesa
and beauty-removes all Dsndruf from the scalp and
AL unpleasant itching It win also cure Cutsneous
Eruptions such - letter. &c., and hsnce
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthc Scalp By
acting Asa 6unulaptF and Tonic to the organs amp
plying the cooring meter to the Hair, completely
restoring them TO their original vigor and health
thus prevsnting all tendency TO become gray. s
II also prsyentsthe Hair from becoming anheslthy
apd falipg %, and ospsss II 70 grow and thiekens
where IL 10 gope BY the organs necessa-
~ "a supply npiripept and colorng matter.
Thousands ofSoldiers In the Army have testiaed to
by sickness. change Of climats, and lnstteption.
while lpeFforming camp duty, gssssas =
Restorative end prssslne, u Ass 40 sqasl. $3.50
~ DTuSyssWt sa~si,y. 's1 Sc fAN
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ga SWINE OF sO PER GENIE =.
s. T.-IS6O.-y.

Persons OF sedentary habits tFaabled with weak
Ness fassude pa'pttatfon OF the heart lack Of APP
petite distress after eating, torpid liver, cons,ip
tion, &C., deserve to suffer II they will not try Tho
celebrated
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. n,

I'm andafter wedne. day Feb. 9Th, 1869 and unty
" further notice, daily train will run each .
Sundays excepted) as follows:
leave Keokuk AZ 1880 m, arriving 81 Ottum~ 2:4s
pm, and at Eddyyille $500 m.
Leave Eddyville at 1880 m, and arriv at Ottumw
l2:45 N, and at Keokuk 6:80 p m. r
|" PassengeTstakingthe MailTrainYrom Keokuk
at 1889 m, make sure connections with Stages at
Eddyviie for Oskaloosa Fl DESMOND ,Ceune ilBlna
and alipo!nts west.
Throughtickets, as Low as the lowest, may e h ID
atthe once for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c. re-
J TICKET OFTICE-Atthe Depot, foot Of yohnso u
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
FEB D, 1868 Superintendent.
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CT. LOUIS THROAT AND
OLUNG INSTITUTE,

Rooms Nos. 1, Q, 3, Marble Building, No. 10 North
Fourth street, opp. Court house.
Cstarrh. Atthma,, Bronchitis, Distheria, Winter
Cough, Vlcersted Sore Throat, Gpitre or y
enlarged neck, Heat Disease. Laran- ~
gifts, Cancer, Diseases Of Wo-
men, Early Stages Of
EerH ea Consumption sIfs islac - q.
And all other complaints that directly Indirectly
lead to CONSERVATION are treated upons and i'm.
proved system OF cure. 80
There Il no disease OF the throat however slight
that ult mately does not involve the Lungs, hence
the necessity ofattendng to this class Of diseases
their first stages.
|, The Aystem inv Olives MEDICAL IsHALArfon, the
principle being to apply remedies where the disease
exists and such improv ed remediea a. seldom fail
CURE.
Patients at distance. by giving full description
OF their cases. can be treated with success The In.
stitute 10 established as q permanent one
Address Drs. FITCH PERCY, Principals.
st. Louis Throat and Lang Institute
- No. IS North Fourth street,
Mar 8-o0-15-u. st.. Louis, Missouri.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
AVA ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 New York,
New England and the Canadas.

On and afer Sunday, Eov 18TH trains leave the
6reat Central Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. q
follower So -1-s-sI
6soA H.. SUNDAYS excepsed) syrfve, Detroit $50
~ Toronto A05 =. m; Suspenscn Bridge 4:O5 D.
Buffalo 30 .. m; Albany 3:45 p. m. New Yoik
$50 p. M; Boston IL. so q. m.
40 p. m: tsaturdays excepted,) arrives, Detroit
500 o. N. Toronto A45 m; Suspension Bridge 49,
p m; Bs0Ato 20 p M Albany 5:45 .. n; New Yori
1850 y. M; Boston $500 p. m
l0.0v p. m. (SAturdsys and Sundays exc epted) arr
Detroit 1000 .. M. Toronto 9.O5 M Sus Bridge IL
N; Albany s.40 m; N. Y. 2.45 m; BostsA 400 . m
CixcnSATF TRAfxs-viathe Michigan Central 4. R.
leave Chicago st $50 a. m. Mail Train 1000 D. m
Fast Express. The 10 90 p m train leaving Chic 70
runs through 10 ali without change Of
baggage ~
~ Ruttah's Patent ventilating and warnirs -.
paratus on all cars of this Company
|" An elegant smoker car, with euchre tables
las lately been added TO our day trains.
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains. Baggage
checked through. Through tickets for sale at al
principal Railroad Offces in the West the Genar
81 O6ce, corner Of Lake and Dearborn Streets fun.
der the Trsment House,) Chicago, and OF the Depot
H.c. WENTWORTH. Gent We.s'n A Pass. Agent
Dec u, lSsS-4o-b Chicago