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, 1864-06-12
ILLINOIS,

Rssst 81 tsst Il 81 T.
sAs es&zt1e ssut4csn raf- Of tns esats.
ILLINOIS.
R.,,.t!sx 80 niles = hsa M Tara r e sea;l Mxnot.
j; q ss:, e.:
u s!. =:
Il: FEs1 .::ss e. ]; ,ss's : @
s5s,ts fer 9ns r. Z ts,ss vi, Ssri
Z .ks s'sss. p-ssse. Us se:s Of siass< s.:.i =
soS tsa7, fst I'd h:rs u" ~ !s,
y ,on.cco cc.sn ~ 20 lem ~ 7su1iSus y q lsnE
su1ess @ i - asY ts.te il ta7 Us,on -A''''' N'
The Farms offered for Sale.
es dm ao:a 70 E eoa.s S9s
Fl ~ .sss1 S .als
70 isn WITH rmaM ae:ns. or laf1et E:ss 70.
4: 81: n; :; ss;ss.
a.; ST s;t ~ - s''a
Grain and Stock Raising.
rssas cst,a "a. hefs srs : To- % .e1l = ssqiS
esH esTt Of RI ss.ss Ssl ~ =.
q: s. s. it'll & isaa,t7 sfsF' sfsata< iass;s
Hemp, Flax and Tobacco.
H.mp sra nax eaa be prodacea Of =. good qaats
n q u.1
It Eor,.es 70 10 orc oi the most it1portsnl 1ropa 1t
tte SIT. Co1ton tco s 5s1'"a 70 eons arabic g
iros s bset receiving conts ersbs as9sasoa. and
e:s oss' 3
e%'iunt TIT n. masy yesr1 Illinois III sso. neo
largo t'rrins Of suzas and mo!assss 1or e11otsian
=.
Aluts
The central ana southern yarts Of the Stats ~
peculiarly ntatted to fruit railing; ant posehes
re&f4 1Dc etrA1kerritt ioxesheg .itl aAfIF vsk1;
t.sr .ais e'@Si - a''e1'
ra.I ~ nk.1
VUaI Alu Mlu6rdl9s
The immense coal sepont. Of Illiacis srs worked
s.utct. u 70 ssste q iron IN me.teas POI
'nall' b tho 'ousos Of great "t'lth.
Lumber
II rurrhaSed At 10. prtce in Ct:ca-o 1o+er tim I.
rt os =: TT saaS:r Of & a.
- s.' ~" ~ ~ ~ ~ =! Eus
I've enn sr rr1rss il ~ "a aiy~S.t
n,t nart =, s Ha onn.r esa n h1ss' nj
49, ~ aotua notAsls
rnnJ naa ALREADY ssIa sos cct acro4 n11 t.e SAFE
Gm9 .ce fsat 5eal pare rero4s e Gumoes q
nen nr 1rn.1 Tnears Sr.t1r1 - TlfInn,s vnrrs IL
, 1864-06-12
Bauktng a1lo Grrbangt.

4th National Bank
OF .CILCAGov
1ee4ts.ted pe,..re,y ard Vtsosi asst Of W
E@iscE s.atcs.
no, 4 South Clark street,
rhu s.aa Es~ r-rrarct to r:ssi.e ;s.r f'''f''"0"
kF t1s neH EnNet etAs0
1910 BONDS
1r,ersst svs pr .ens rsr snn17',ayssls sszi.ss-
nno g:xex ase cxt1st no = lax st1c1. s13 alths
nyas+ot sst. OF gTrts;u1 IN kc}s pay oytr
rEs PE1s CENT. INTEREST.
They uly hr Subscribed fok kH,ns trou {5o up u
eny d., Tie tore ,erEs and ere thus u sads
eqra1!5 svsable to tic sctl;ess i 6es aud the lAlg
cap!'hEet- ILeJ esu BE- converted ia.o no-.y 1t
sAy moment. aed tbs lelau vii havs aac hooodk u
re interest," Ferda deliverable ii the tne Of szh-
scx.1 don. II celred-
BENJAMIN 1sxrArp. rr.a4set.
;. \. Bc1oos. t;s<hler. 10: atssr-sr4run
.FosEPH ". AVIS,
BOSTON,,
RsrA.L1sazp 1s1ta
BAN * EB.
Geld and Silver Bought and Sold.
9. S. 1910 LOAN.
k-2c BexDs AID q. =. sA0u1VTIKs
BoucEr AID so1p.
rasues,sr attention s1rea to exxe1t for
Mining Stocks.
BoA.s. Bank, Eas1soAs. Nauafaatas4az sad Copper
| Etects bought on Commission CenesAok1 1eHtEteA
q on the day d ps1nsnt.
| JOSEPH ". DAVIS,
| nyeeRs!!..6as 30. u Btatett.. Bostea. Mass.
| EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
| i eF CHICAGO.
| Ro1tt~est ecFnsr lAks aaa &lAxF<A.
s:Sx ]: Esf:s,. EEs5'z:ss 1'..r,:''.
MECHANICS BANK, HAIR,
ISl DE-Ths atoeE ltess Of thls = Ant skf &hea
Hasoe;h;et. having organised a
| Wit. on E0SuAY AEET, tA1e khs *duee Il III
Murine pkrk Banatns. - Lake sEees, nes oee19lsx
lie alr ot aala EaEk viii bo redeemed II sad eo!ce
| AEPAR II see lsEHl surrrecY # tts conetry
", EaAnFocn viii continue hA Private kAhHH3
EuF.2rA, - zsu.s, unsd ~ 16.esr enuecsss !asa
| J. YOUNG SCAKM0t. Pre,.Aeak-
BBFJ. Y. PAGe, ysce PtsQdt4t4
| CT v. juN9K, 9asAisr.
EAleaso. IAy lab. 49, Gs15<s3elG
, 1864-06-12
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
4 EAu2oAD COMPANY
oFFERs FOE sALR
ONE MILLION ACRES OF
SuDerior Farming Lands,

In ses Of fsrty AcFss Ana upwards. fer sssh * a
erecit acjacasI 10 IT. ltse o{ hailroAs which b nj
nj 1ca fa IsbfSh, e1ten'2-E + oru CLrnxo, LaE1
kLs ex&zeue ssut1cta par Of tha Stats.
, 1864-06-12

~TdLTAI1. I 1tIE VkJGA1O " 2110
~ b. resstvsd II tbs ONES Of the roexA of c4Y
Juts y, M. fsr tn,Idsx sewer In FkktestsA Az
tF.e z sao i!rss .i',cs f1st ss.es:xo n.Tl!os e
NJ in the cttcs Of the CtsF Civil Rnkt1eeE~
IN cases xEess nc p.ooosal is made nr esNpaoJ.
ttc rsne fnd yt+tde1es Of zach menabee OF tho dsB
auust be u At4a In full.
No proposal vii ~ -roclred Z tbs Dood he sos
ccr psEtst by \ G. 8, 3avenae 4ttx esat s.ADp
fearce'&a,)
Each bid 10 be ace es1paate1 b. rzo sars&.es. ~
dtrs to Iao tA4 pffrtod ior1xs othN vii b
eci7tt. Uy aEdee afthf Hoaet.
ieio tgi9-1HS NORRIS i. aCHfCN, fxtfk.
, 1864-06-12

TIE NonLr ssrH RrauHrr Gtrxo1s voLux-
r4ERs Captain Levi r. Holden. Co. E. sssh rezt:
eut Illinois volunteers ln letter to his brother
jnst rec=,vcd, and written aouth Of Kingston Ga,
Eays: " When We left Cleveland. Tennessee, had
atueteen men for duty; aimee then hare 1oat II
recent engagements, toWt: Frederick Holmes.
lNlet; Wm. Ensign and 4. j. Hayes, morta4ly
Wm. HsstSston: iee Eaa Fs Tsauss sq Eeaos sf yoEn
Errnt. and Jnstsn Colhurn." Speakin: or taoso
wko iell, be fa!n: ~Tell Mrs Holmes that her
husband was sEot dead wh1ls brayoy puahtng the
snerny. He wss - brave man IS ever ssv.
*as fall ho vas among rho nrst to reach tsa top Of
Missionary R1dze. IN thst great battle and bis 1ast
duty and hrava!r 10 ID It, al his life o0erad up
On lie altsr OF bis coanIy wsil testify, Tn.
Entlgn and 4. J: HAYS we're both splendid sol
fight, ana there saw poor EnsigR. The frst
words sa,c to me were, sCspta,n, taey wo7e too
pueh @ tes NC hi; time ri, lsi1 good nsa vita
ealted tell 1au It y 4 sad time with ny COM
FsnJ DoW: c.lone] Sherman has just been made
Chiet Of Gen. Houasd's ssat."
IL liEt Of the prisoners OF war who hare died 1t
camp ronslss during tho month o. Nay. 1854.
Hn. B. Brown, co. G. Eth Tenn, Nay z, dfar-
rhea soteph q. Dca.tl. To. 4, 1sth Ky, Mar 11si,
small pox; sehn BroadWater, co. Z, 18th Va. May
!: d: Dflton u. Brock. co. q, "a Ry., Aay a. 90;
earontc diarrhea; J. ". Buchanan, Il. ezd n. c..
ffAy 81. i1Na:aE,at,ou ofluugs; Vim. @. Bucta-
lsw, Eunes' Ga. battery, hs1 II, ynla.l pox jesse
Boston, co. D, 6.d n. c.. May ~ Inflammation u
to1; John r. Cooper 1ss g; < A. ia y, Asye 90:
Jot a A. Davts, co. D, b5th Ga, Nay !, sm4l pux
j. Elncher. co. C, ksd N. c., Mzy IL, asutc fAeu-
mattH, Z. L. Fuller. CO: ]. 18th Texa.. May 81,
iDfsmmation 81 Ayer; VIII am Il: Il. Gsrten. CO.
/. sd n. G.. May =, small pox; Brnj. E. Grubn,
Co. Il, t4th Va. My u, dlsease OF lhears: John V.
Gta,, CO /, 18Th Tenn, Hay 3, typhoid fever;
pox: william r. Hooper, GO. {. e2d n. C., DO;
James Hodges, CO. G, 18th Ga, May 10. cousamp-
Tor: Jotn y9h1nsen. = g B sttnE: C., Nay o. r.
Art., Ma. 5lst, chrsnio tlarrhet s. 3. Keee, co.
B. sd Ky., Aay II, Inflammation Of lungs; 5ip,-
!. I,nd.a,, g: Q, :sq a., va 6tas ta1sasaa
al6y i91h, CHRONIC dsa1thea; Robert I: Murphy,
Go. g. 9Th VI. My 41he do: J; F. Mass1s, g:
eh T. MecsN, g. E. esdN. 9, q! i. sm:9 pox-
d.: renry "; Or; @: :. d MAY s, do; psni=l
c. u C4th Va. Nay 10. do Geo. ". Porter, CO. c,
a.b e., Asy 70, do: Elijah G. Peak. CO., d 5sd
, 1864-06-12

esfdr,!'e1 rhtsci:n. Tt ttrmer, .. ~ L>ais. No..}
4<,1aAs 81 ksn1-E ALie.+e4 H.. hAt b!ot1 q oG u
,'os! oos, Of ~ h.onic diseases. sAd nsezses 0
us.ss wlts unparalleled suecex. Roor& sc2ststs.
Lse1et Atd ectte<ne1 e.4 eor5u.t TIC Doctor
sa9r. H.; 6unaayr 10 to Il l. x. Gonuuq4ez*nE1
onAa4A4al coLkulE&uont tJss, Address T: y. hcx
1rsM IT, Dottos's lnnx e1peFenes IN "ssEtsEa 4se
eotne rxfsat c;rrt q. Il; cF.rfa Itos1,s ts0r
81 seySft - eoEplsasee ssat g. In vsxJ shsrt
Yezns 8rn suffering frcm se!fseess - MvEsa %
EAU. 4 pyrfaet eATe ~.rs .1;na f.LAe y e..sa.
hs.inE any oh%upe4cc1 10 Hsarr,aEc. e.oo!a ee4 q
sSiiitT ma sxseeek hyF-hst+E
, 1864-06-12

who.r tp ,ats aol snG u1osLces A.e :c-r.1x II the
ElSI, CO. Q. put INC -: Ea.t~cH naore 2e;ts
sAry s yslusaln E,f tna4a t. 6"::s Or noLdm q
r1ea und,r tac u psssrsE at sodsIt life. Z ths
1esdtI q th. "1e.lce eegro Esa ps5 a. f!tf ~ ss
Tfist u nc. baIeen L&ps, ansioHaE US 80 ~
snn VIII MEL! brx stsc IT r.nst Escf dea4ste
Vii a. E4ep " nsoie nes o. La4e b:s-12e tte5 Stn
pot m4kr ~ much Rrtn O. - on Q her psrss4n nR1 =
Is rrniA n ente, ebs ri u per DIX nf 1ot. Lono
SMITH, Eholt.A.A DfuEl=tk- cl1c; Eae;est III.
a th fnst ht " Hht. J-s-4teVt"A -
, 1864-06-12

Nfm 3jufllnatlpN8.
VETTAY{f e. Rf,1EQ

TINTED STATES MARSuAL'S
GALF n AnxI-.L:y - ~ yk54ue ot a writ ot
sale h r.. asI .Anns'n T's.t, JudEs a<saa Gn!sed
fth'H ns're' est +. s1r so!;sne.a D:ss1ct 0: II.
~! IT, +. .s,S :: pEntis I'll. T. e &. htshu.'
m sd day or J1Ie =. 14 the following tttcrbrd
prooc1tT 10 Wit: o.: ha1 - Il cott:n.
u. L. ttLLtr8 q. 8. MAranal
Enftnt q sid. IT,, J4ye 6. 1N4. 1Sf-h31-itt
, 1864-06-12
z Ol0TONS COAL WANT

UTyyC0 oV Ta8 BOA 10 OF EU0Lto WoRK5,y
..-- CHfcA 20. |laA IL, 139&.
tsAEn PROPOSALS. u:n be reeeiye6 It satz oi-
A7tr3 aoe u b'ss of no asztns heas@ Of the eht
soss Of Br1sr Ell. fl1ppu1a, Wlow sunk. IL nAoe
quality plth ths 1tncs named.
Tto coal viii 10 wexstd At tbs eugas house. and
thevetsht thers feaad wiz asssrH:nSthe snouas
mefchsntsh,s coa,, mes nom sfs's. dust aud dirt.
ard I'll c,ised IRE dclivtrT mnst b. ceMner ced
l5!n-
!pr to shr .nrtHs htddlpE nams thor piaae OF dc
livery. hs.d q eee' and perioa e asssrsTy.
Tic Nerk. sntor1ea !" Proposals. fo- cual." 1ha
Hnasd reserve the r'xat tn sc1eet bid which shey
any or al BIDS 80: ItSpELs' Hessa or
fe1a hee511t @ ]. HO3A. Wofx..
, 1864-06-12

Will. tflc-1 ilre ct 3ad, I'D e1teus t'e who4t
lenEn tse safe from Nostato .outa Fer all -.
rosas Ct Axr1- u1s7r@ thsy cxnnOs ba e1c4txa+ fa&
frus az ola IN tsasts Of forty Or eighty aerss sasd
10 T. ttlf With nall In far1tt tscR fOF
~ caEissi,s Of sso.k ral.eF Tse los prioas II
.fist hcy ~ sola Offer grs IN f.r pur
eh1te Ills tine, ard |: Is OF tnFprtsnt taAf ~
aslrt for tes past 1e.r havs boaa amounting
IN az 31t atfoA II C. 81
, 1864-06-12

Ess had moro ttsn tM-'s stAT t1ret1eeos n @e
II raiLabe ,nseta4th. 4 nad M ArSnAv1f, sIpasssr<
~ crnft In rn.tase ft%Ee|4. Post GA&ee 8SE =,
thtnS.o iumo.s ufnst ana 11Ata:a1 al M1ssu4e I&
fcrN nj arf A{f&et jai-hss31 H1A
, 1864-06-12

OK CENTS TO SAVE Is DOL
~ LAi19.-1iegaenan's Conca .tEatod Dsazlae re-
Iaottt Falat, Gsa. spots d.. 4Ik AutlJ, aud taADa
slEs, Ribbons. Glo.es, &c, eq7as to nsx. Osiy 1s
e.ot* per hottie. ssid b. DfnsFass: HkGgAAN .
a DRLl0uTFCL. CORDIAL AND VALUABLE
TOE1C.-.5eEen:se 4 Coz cordit: tn11t Of fCstsays
psrk, potAesb:rK the kcute ard weltkcoEn proper.
t.ss Or The Pexnv'pu Bark III nss agreeable fern.
II vill 10 10 cd auA,ln Tonic IN III case but yAf.
Akue. Il Ia Ele.sa*t and ps!ssabse ceHNal. and ii
uch fnpe.t toI 10 .he eonmel xh1sk1 a,StIE 1f:ats
70, ta.eM.sts nd Inugg1s:!, Esw tg
piA EGIiGA .DIsrA 1TRJ, CEoL aEA. 94o4EaA
Man't celebrated D1Anhgs h.ne@y r.. steo n'sd a
i93, Z single cose viii u.ualT cheek tae ptArfr<aa
d few bonn, !Feaafed ou.y b HEo EMA! - Co
Principal Druggists tn the Un1te: 6tafoe IN
, 1864-06-12

:" thrta years ;. ..... s3M
Tbs saa1o arm May ba parchAahcd for 332o
in exeL.
Full Information All roints, together 9Th ma2s
s4owtnA tno e1ar- location al tho lands will b. faf
niAilcd On spplIiaifon LII rtfson OF By fstter TO
LAND COMMI@8IONER,
-.- Illinois Ceut1El r. +. Co.. Caiesgo, III
, 1864-06-12

VIII sena e !hr clt.niss Of vauiss, Prvsas, 10 r.
1nns1 oa al stable Nnrrsc sn6 obeo1ve matte: OF an
dtRcftn,1ops, All work attended 70 with Qron7,tne&
e dsnatcl No II b1nr most suttshls. Put o1os
Box kAt. nS&2e5k1E
, 1864-06-12

Hemp sra nax can be produced Of =. good qnansst
as hnJ gro in Enro9o. Tobacco OF the dusst quad
y rates. uren lsscs psrkssea Of tas Com ,aAy. And
t .Eon'.es % 10 ore oi the most importan. trops
tett in tbs fo1fhtfn portion Tno EaasioZ Of suxss
frog te bset II resolving cops er1bte Assnsson. and
tut The past seaten. Tee e4stlsa:ao1 OF sos4nln u
ra!i*ls flreA,p.. an: there are nu1 eYons Ia 1ca-
largo k11rns Of suZaF and tnoassss 1or eI1otatian
, 1864-06-12

In thc LIST II corn AMI What pro .Q&anx hlAts,,
Eos s'an.a rre-st lseE11 fr.t. +. atrAa;aIes toe
rnt Ac,o For 1Aee raj ing. tbs 1a1!e. IN svs9
part q ~ stats : . yell 3.a2tet AnA Hasoss ssa
ny. No tranrh Of i1aus.rI tfers grsata< in<1lst
n n Is for itysstIeEt,
, 1864-06-12

UNIVERSITY OF MlCHIGAN,
~ MEDICAL. EEPARTMENT.
This tnstttutlon IL loc&fed at Ann ArhoT- On IL q
1sI October neYt1t til enter upon ttx thtFsesu1h
coEtsr OF aDnual lectures. Witt full en1ps Of Pro-
1tstoe feaghs in pumbefi. WITH ample building AZ
Comnodations {eroctte 1t cxpen:e Of over $+o
win tul supply Of the spViiAf ces f1f l1sHletee.
month"; trre OF charge THE P.olrhaars bror pad b7
the stAlc) thla College Offers urusual induceuseata
tbs Medical fud+nt. i>lripg Tie lA.S eebsIon ~
dsuta numbered SIC. For further iotor nation
8. II. DOUGLASS,
jc1GhS.s4t Dean Of It9 Facility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29
A Wound lhnt Deserve. Circulation,

From tneaJlnclnnau Hazette.
Everybody has heard Of the curious sens
stions from gunshot wounds, which have
compelled the amputstion of the wound
ed limb. Nothing is commoner than TO
complain of an intense pain in some par
ticulsr finger OF q hand that was cut eff
and buried months before.
But has anybody heard Of ones tongue
being seriously interfered with by healed
punshot wound in the wrist2 Msjor-Gen-
sral Schenck complains of precisely that
anomaly. Nobody will have forgotten
that the General was very severely wound
ed by MIME ball, crushing in among the
Joints and tendons of his right wrist and
hand, at the second battle Of Bull Run
For long time the surgeons threatened
amputation ss the only security against
modification and death but the General
finally won the day against both the
wound and the surgeons; and came out
with whole hand, but a stifened wrist.
He now writes almost as well as ever,
with the wounded hand hut complains Of
q novel embarrassment when he goes to
speak Extempore speech h-mAking,it seems,
Is with some so intimately associated with
gesticulation, that to check the one is to
embarrsss the other. The General says
that when, on returning to Congress, and
resuming the old business Of speech-mak-
ing, be attempted to make & gesture, and
found the stiffened limb interfered, the un-
expected check constantly reacted
on the sentence, and broke it down; and
he complains that even yet he finds it diff
fieult to get on in talking without the aid
Of his right wrist.
The remark will not apply to the GEN.
eral, who is one Of the most earnest bust
ness members; but there are constant 90
casions when one wishes that some Of
these worry orators were shot in the wrist
instead Of the neck.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHFs,

81 Aaye never charged my mind respecting them
from therst, eNosbting 70 think yet better Of MAT
winch began thinking we'll Of II Rev Henry " ard
Beo5her.
The Irorhss are q STAT Of Life TO me. ."-[Prof
ldgard north, Pres't Hamilton College, Clinton,
New York
aFor Throat Troubles they area Specific. ~ IE. P.
Willis.
-, !" Zoo savorably known 20 need commendation. -
ldon. Oh A. helps, Presit Mass benebe.
CONTAIN no Opium nor ANYTHING injurious -
lDr A a, Bayes, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant oC Cmblnauon for Coughs "-f DR.. @. y.
Bigtlow, Boston
II commend ihsir use to Pablo Speakers . Rev.
n. ii. CLapin.
Most selutsry relief IN Bronchitis."-[Rev. s.
Beiglried, MoTristOwn. Ohio.
s'NCIy beneficial when suffering from OOldsn-
Rev, S. J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
"Alm0st IN stanr relief IN tie distressing labor Of
breath ng recuitar 70 Atthma. - Rev A. o. Eggle-
Gton, HeW York.
Ihey have suited my case exactly, relieving nv
throat 90 That could ting Wi ease '-fT Ducbar-
me-, Cncrister Fr, nch Parish Church, Montreal.
1B-As there esre limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
GENUINE. fsbl2 ~ I'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29
Ten Thousand Persons Accidentally {"
Burnt Alive in japan.


Burnt Alive in japan.
In August last, in japan, not building
with 1000 beings in ii, but 6 whole city OF
10000 souls was suddenly burnt to ashes
in few heurs-a city Of paper and blm-
boo, covering many square miles, filled
with its women and children, the sick and
the infrm, the bllud, the halt, and the
MANNED. It burned like straw on many
sides at once, reddening the ocean for
leagues with Its flames. II WAS fred with
out warning by bombshells, and red. hot
shot rained necessarily during two days
into its midst. In that vast confagrstion
II is morally certain that not 1000 only,
hut at least i've times, perhaps ten or
twenty times 1000 helpless creatures must
have persisted. No brilliant pen has
painted for us the hideous incidents Of
their lsst agonies, and their horrors Of an
internal FIRE, before which that Of Chill
burns but pale and feebly. The death was
dealt out TO those innocent beings in
Japan by English sailors-purpOsely, un-
spaiingly and boastfully NOT in war, not
in necessity, not in selfpreservstion, but
in order to strike terror into harmless
people whom we are bent upon forcing
into trade.-LstteriR LOadonNelOs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29

For the benefit Of emigrants to the gald
regions Of Idahoe; for which locality suct
q tide Of emigration Is now setting, We
give the following table Of distances, esti-
mated expenses Of the trip, and necessary
outfit:
From Atehison to Knasss, by overland
mail rou4e to Fort Bridger and thence
to BannoekCty OO0 miles.
From Omaha, Nebraska, by Fort
Bridger to Bannock ..;...-.,..'.-.' eO 5O0 dy
From st Paul Minnesota by Fort
Abercrombie, Capt. Fiske's rout... l 400 do
A route is proposed, but not yet opened
or protected by military force, from st.
Pusl directly west on the latitude Of 45
deg, Via Fsrt Ridgely and Fort Pierre, on
the Missouri River, to Bannock, by which
the distance will be less than l,000 miles.
Gen. Pope, in command Of the North-wes.
tern Department, will provide for opening
this route, the coming summer.
The route from Atehison and Omaha
unite at Fort Kearney, so that the route
from Lander's cutoff can be travelled from
either starting point. The above estima-
ted distances are perhaps little too great.
The overland stsge-fare from Atchison
to Salt Lake is Sl50-time II 10 IS daye.
From Salt Lake to BsnnOek $50 in gold
about S75 in Mnited States currency
time, o. s. mail schedule, eight days; aV-
ersge cost Of meals 81 80 per day. From
Salt Lake to Bsnnock subsistence has to
be trsnsported-there ara no stations un-
less recently established. By the mail
cOsches ell baggage over 25 pounds is ex-
ira, and charged 81 perpOuud from Atchi-
son To Salt Lake.
About the following would be an outfit
for four persons with supplies for eight or
nine months. The oost is estimated at last
year's prices which were lower than pres
emit prices. Perhaps 25 per cent. added
would meet this years prices:
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REAL EsTATE,
II o H N G.. ENNIN GS
Real Estate Z Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
OIrY PROPERTY ROE sALE.


Euelid-St-Four first ella m dern built Brick Hon.
s.s known "a tbs ampbell BIZ ok, next W. st OF
The Hlgh sch oi Building, with bath rooms,
h1tand cold wafer, &C. WIN be sold separate
Z ly 'Ogathsr.
KiEsman- ST., No H9-A large Brick House with a
large lot Of Fruit Tres, ShrnbbeTy, Barn and
Every convenience &c 800
st. Clair 1T west OF Erie-Laree now Erik Hnrsa
with moderh imp oyl mants. Lot vel impIoV-
ed with ShTubbsiy, FlOg ge.s,6c SOON
Ohesh re-St-fwo story Co hie Cottage Houses y th
marble mantles, gas, &C. Also. large lot a45 0.
HuntingtOn-St-Iwo Hoss two stories, with elsy-
en- rooms, Barn, 30 Lot 5lxI50 feet
land. near Erie-St
PrOspect-St., Sheriff St-Large two story Brics
HOuss, with WG.es aud 5as g5.5O
FrLspect-St near Erie -LsTga two story Brick
House, with marble mantl0s, water, gas, bah
room, furnate, sc. s7UOO.
SooviIe syenue-rwo story Brick House, Barn and
Hill St-rWo ftory Home AID lot 5OTl65 feet $780,
hlcss-St-house and LOT, 40Xl25 feet. s7OO.
Cedar-St, near Perry-St.. two srOIy House and Let
with BRrn, Fruit, &C. el6OO.
"ainH91t-st:' near Erie.St, good two story Brisk
Price $500.
oIinton-st,; oeIner Of Duane-st, Brick House aud
Lot, ll6xl26 feet. -
Good Business Properly on Superior St, Prblic
square, and OB tariO-St. Some first rate Bar
gnins OF AL Of these Streets.
% vacant Lots-A gosd Investment Part on OhIo
Oanal and RiVer and near 10 business
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EEIEsTRGHE'B
NnITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,
LuXURIANT BEATTY.
WYNKOoP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary o..
fenB are ever prevalent, insidi0us and dangerous.
Ihe propertes OF medicine 70 alleviate, cure and
uproot these complaints must be EEpectOrant, Ano.
dyne and lnvigoraiing, loosening the mucus OF the
throat and imparting tone 10 the entire system. No
discovery IN ne dical science ever mastered this clasl
Of diseases IKE DIR. Wynkoops Iceland PectOrnl. u
is the most Astonishing results In al caael
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOOping OouPh, Dipthe.
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. J. J. Potter oortihes, " that have ussd
DR.. Hynkoops Pg9tOra for several years. myself and
IN my family, for seFora Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended It to many others, and have new.
OF seen lie equal Rev. J. ]. POTTER,
Brooklyn, N. T.
Hundreds and Thousands Of ofimportaut testimonial
could be produced showing its remarkable and
that y fEYER IAI1s II IL composed OF pure Iceland
Mos, Balm Of Gliead, Peruvian BalsaH, Elscampsns
Comfrey, burdock, and other invaluable expectOrani
and tonic ingredignts. IL is harmless, prompt and
lasting Invalids and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
tect trial. Every family should have It, II Il
mEkabie for Group. Full descriptions, recommend.
aflona and directions accompany each bottle.
- Prepared By DT. b. D. WYEK0OP, and sold by
u = IA RN i1A q ffl New York. iVln-R22anw
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These amounts would be varied some
what, according to tastes and views Of
parties.
The team, cattle and wagon would be
worth at journeys end the original cost.
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Dr. & n AB AM,
8@bsS ef As Royal ooIIsgs Of Phs'iOisAiI
LoSdoE, EnpI0ad; eradsais 81
Risortl', HospstaI foy


YEMALE DISEASE
and q constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
Leans and Montreal Hospitals Tor the last ten yss
has oponsd his oMoe Il fhs
johnson House, Cleveland,
uners be viii be happy to meet All thoss who are a.
aIotsd With subsouta and chronic diseases.
HIS irsEtmsut is entiraly diaersnt from ths or
plan, ana is mid, sfnoaeiouE and elective. H5msd
ios-N ere imply vegetable extracts nd oilH, thsJ
hsys never beaE asa but By tive 0tbes physisiEus
America bosicss hirlsss. Hs has upeh the Ersstss
psrt OF bi s and shousands Of dollars In obtsinir
rev secrets 10 his profession. He tests the uriK
forall forml OF diueass. No ohhrgefor giving
hnueut and true Btatsrasnt Of thsir oass.
Na-1un EPERMATORHUA. ~t
70 YOuHa HEE.-Hg can prove 70 ron IN few NH
Etol that he iE the only phYucisu you treatsS
With that cures this diseaso Tor eVery patient Eh
vii follow his directions, be will give One Hundre
Dollars The fails in curing this disease. No charef
1nds for consultation. Those at digtancs who Fisf
% consult the Doctor may do 90 BY sending 9 small
Wal Of urine by mail, with namot and age, and he
will answer and describe their case, and the pOslibIii
itY Of getting relief by enoioHing return postsFf
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