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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-15

The AtIaniie Monthly. We are indebted
to the enterprisiDg publishers ,TlckroR & FIrLps
Bostsn, fo- tie December No. ;of this sterling
Magazine This is the closing unmber Of the
XIVth Volume, and it we mistake not III. hos,
one as well
The contents are. u
The Highland Light
English Authors in Florence
A Tobacconalaa Ode,
Halcyon Days
On Tranalal.ng the Divins Comedia.
House and Home Papers XII
On the Columbia River
Our last Day IN Dixie
The Varniehers. ---.s-.---.-..--
Ice and Esquimaux,
The Process of Sculpture # 9 q
Bryant's Seventeen Birthday. - -ah 3
Leaves tram an Officers journal II,
!. England and America,
w are a Nation
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Inc iist Of contributors to the Atlantic compri.
SOS all of tbs best writers of the country.
The publishers have issued their PROSPECTUS
Tor 1865 in which they promise even a better
aud more readable Magazine than thew have
yet furnished. The patrons of the Atlantic NAV
consider themselves fortunate indeed. The mil.
listers announce that for the January No. arti-
cles are already in hand from w BRYANT. Bsv>
ard Tavlor,J q Whittier. Nathaniel Hawthorne
Fitzhugh Ludlow. Mrs. Stowe, Author of Ten
acres Enough. G A Sala, Mr. and Mrs s C
dsil and other distinguished authors-Terns
~ year for ii gle number, 9 copies $500, ".
Address TIcKNoR & Fields. Boston Mass.
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+Nearly. fascinated.

The United States Supreme Court is now
composed Of the following Judges, five of
whom, or just half (marked with STAR have
teen appointed by Mr.. Lincoln himself
Chief Justice-*Salmon P Chase, of Ohio /;
Associate Justices Clifford, of
Maine Samuel Nelson of New York; Rob-
ert C. Grier, Of Pennsylvania, James M.
Wayne, of Georgia, *David Davis, of Illinois /;
John Catron, of Tennessee; *Noah H.
Swayne, of Ohio; Samuel +. Miller, of Iowa;
Stephen j. Field, of California. The salary
Of the Chief Justice is So, 500, of tie others
So, 900 EACH -FaHt 81 3
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COLGATEsHONrys SOAP

FMS celebrated Teilct Soap, in such uni
versal demand is made from the choicest ms,
terlais, mild and esneIIieaf in it's nature fra.
granny scented, and extremely benencias
~ lis action upon the skin. For sale by al
-ptueeisfs and Fancy Guods dealers lv3I
ERtOuS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK,
NESS etc, can be cured by one VINO has rel, n,
u''e" "'n'e" ana hundreds OF othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth Address, with stamp -
EDWARD H. TR AVER,
lyI5 Lock Box, Boston, Mass
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Tax Payers Take Notice +!

THE TAX ROLL ofthe City of Ken D.
a sha for the present year is new in my hands for
the collection Of the Taxes therein. Payment Of the
same can be made at my Office in said City, until the
las Monday in February next, when the same will be
returned 10 the County Treasurer for collection. 4
R. DEMlNG,
Dec 9th 1864. 6w9Y Tressursr
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EenOSha County Convention Of |. 0. of G. T.

Convention of the several Lodges of Kenosha
County will be held at Asbury Chapel, In Bristol in
said County, on Wednesday Dec. 9Sth commencing
at ten o'clock A NJ, Let the Lodges be fully rep
resented "A public address will he deliv cred in the
evening by T. W. BROWN, editor Of the Wisconsin
(bief t1T H. a. GILES. e. W OF
S,ougeton Nov 2Sth 1864 80 9w27
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Es- The net profits of the Philadelphia
Sanitary Fair held last June, have been
computed, and found to amount to million
and ten thousand dollars, with some money
TO be added from property not yet realized
IN cash The net proceeds of the Sanitary
FAIR IN New York amounted to one million
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
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Chicago Tribune.-We neglected last
week to call attention to the prospectus of this
popular Daily We are safe in say ing that thi.
country produces but few better or abIer pa.
pers than this, 1t is credit h Journalism in
the Northwest of which we may all feel proud
The publishers have displayed an enterprise and
energy highly commendable, and that will al.
ways command success. II iahardly necessary
to speak of it's claims to our readers for there
are few of them who do not read it.
See prospectus.
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SPAEK.HL .VO ENCES.
Notice TO To TaY payers.

Notice Ia hereby given to the Tax Payers of the
town of Somers, that the undersigned will be at the
TOWN HALL, fer the purpose OF receiving all TAXES
at 'he same rate SIS If paid in December en- TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY Sd, 4th and
9th, 1864. LOUIS NJ DEDRMER
Somers Dec 49, 1894 L. Town Traos,r..
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Passing AWAY.

We clip the following from the Savannah
DAILY Neps, of the 4tIl instant! 1t is enc
of mass of advertisements illustrating GER
tain familiar features of an institution which
our children will soon look back upon as
we now regard the relics of the barbarism
of the middle ages: 4a49
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$500 Reward

N the morning of the 18th of Auguet my
Oeirl MARY or MARY ANN lett IN. resi-.
deace. 1t is supposed shs 10 hurhot ed in Char.
lesion South Carolina She ia bright ginger
cake color, full bosom high cheek bones, rro-
jecting eyes, pleasing countensnce, and q little
tongue-tied; full head of hair. wears a palmetto
hat with purple ribbon around it, and dark
bingham dress. She was formerly the bro Der !
Of Mr.. John N. Cooper. l will pay three hun,
dred dollars for her delivery at Bleunt Il Daw~
sons. MARY DAWSON
1t will be observed that one woman is
here bounding after another as her property
offering a reward sufficient to excite the Gu
pidity of every slave catching poor white
who was rich enough 20 own blood hound
1t will be interesting to know how far Mary
would permit Mary Ann to be pursued by
the usual modes of pursuing fugitive chat
tells at the South, and also what mode of
punishment or prevention Mary would re-
gard as adequate to keep Mary Ann at HON e
i'll the future after her $500 reward ha d
been paid for her return.
1t will be noted, also, that "Mary or Ma.
ry Ann" has no more name than would a
dog or horse She had parents, but her
name fails to indicate them. Either her
father or her grandfather was white-per
haps bath were, as she is of ''bright gin
ger cake color, full bosom, high check
bones, projecting eyes, pleasing countenance
full head of hair (not baudaged bundle of
wool, :" &c, &c. One would suppose from the
description that something very Ikea wo
man was referred TO in it. Not only this
but she has at least as much white blood as
black, thus showing that it is as lawful to
enslave one color as the other What can
remain OF womanhood or Christianity where
such etate Of things is regarded as dis
graz eful to neither Yet, it vas for this the
rebellion was inaugurated.
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At his residence in the town of soms.s on the 2Oth
ofNovember, 1864, LEWIS DEDEEER, aged 81 year.
months and days. rsHte. -cE5
The deceased was one Of the pioneers in the settle
ment of this section of the country man Of gener
Gus impulses, and though Of some scceutrc
ties, had manv ovsrbaancing virtues, that made him
many friends. He retained to . remarkable degree
his physical energies and abilities He would have
passed at any time for mau Of forty At most. [CoM
At Eureka, Nov. 25th, Mr. LEWIS Hedges, in bis
Goth year, after short and painful illness. He was
favorably known In this place for mary years as a
good citizen, ard ssctionats husband father and
friend ...
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Comparatiye Vote Of lS60 and lS64.

The figures appended to the Presidents
message, containing some errors, as telegraph
ed. We give the correct figures, az follows
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-15

EE- The United States mint in Philadelphia
coined last month 1901, 900 cents and
8, 145, 900 two-eent pieces. Where are they?
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A Large Bene6t.-The total result Of
the Metropolitan Fair, held in New York
last April has just been announced. The
Chairman of the Finance Committee reports
that he has paid over to the Sanitary Com
mission, as the result Of the Fair no less
than the sum of ono million one hundred
and eighty thousand and ninety-one dollar,
and tacenty-seven cents.
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TWNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
II INVALID.
Published for tire benedt and as q CAUTION. TO
YOUNG MN and others who suher from Nervous de-
bility, premeture decay Of Manhood, &C.. supplying
at the same lime TIE MEANS OF sEiy-CuRs Oy one
who has cured himself after undergoing able
quactery By enclosing pos'ps'd Addressed envel.
ope. single copies may be hsd of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,, BrG7klyn Xii g
Co., N. z.
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Once more has come this way, IN
The Reaper in his ps~er, NJ
He plucked the fail grown ear
And passed the tender flower.
Once more he's entered in wax III
s. q happy household band,
And on q well beloved head
Has placed his whitening hand
The Reaper took the apirit home,
Left but a form of clay
@ An bleeding hearts and bitter tears
Are In that eme to-day
Oh mourners, looking thro' your tears
TIE the King Of kings above,
Behold in this the hand Of God,
The Christening Ct His love. q
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Died..

in the town OF Pleasant Prairie, on the 22d OF No
1einosf' lSo. after prosractsd illness, WALTER H.
BLOOD, aged 40 years and II months
The deceased was native OF Manlius, Onopdsra
Co., N Y, but removed to the west about eight Years
ago, and has since resided IN this county Fer more
Than year tn thread of life had day by day been
growing more slender, and at last snapp I'd ssunder
and released waiting spirit from itr earthly tene
msn' His friends long hoped for his .oraton to.
nssin' put consumption is sahsfe en,ny, never re
leasing Its victims when il has once dxsd itself M
on MIN, until one greater the Augsl Of death
claims him Death came =. a. an enemy to him. bu,
as one whose work was doEs and who was prepare.
% enter into an eternal rest, he calmly fell asleep 49,
de was ever kind husband ard father asd in him
the Wlie has lost companion, the sen q counsellor
that earth can never supply. May God in his infinite
mercy and wisdom turn their hearts to him, relying
on His promises. Hst
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Pemittances clubs must be made at osr time I'm,
the club mas been formtd - - " 49, '"''S' AAssr
81 Money by Draft; LxIr or In Registered Letters
may be sent ~ our risk. Address
swT Tribune CO.. CAieago. Ill
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THE CHICAGO JOURNAL

u now equal to the best newspapers 10 the east or
wes, in the amount Of i'a news and o,her rsadir o
matter 1t aims to always give IHJ'
The T.afeu+ No0x,.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01
NOTICE.
TIE nE CuARI.n rrE e CHAPMAN. DECD.

ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE Z. CHAPMAN, DECD
DUBLIC notice Is hereby gwen. that un the Third
i Monday Of November next. (being the fist day OF
snid month"; shall attend before the County Court
Of Fill County at the CDrt House in the city Of JO
ct for the purpose &" settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate Charlotte T. Chap late of said
county. deceased when and weere all claimants are
notified aud requested to attend and present their
claiTs. writing against said estate. for adjustment
All persons indrptrd said estate, also request
ed make payment the undersIgned without delay
ALMON WILDER, Administrator.
Dated Oct /. 1854. nl1-6W
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01

Every Family at this season should use the saml'Urs
Port Wine celebrated in Europe for its medical and
beneficial qualities highly esteemed by eminent ply
,iCians used in European and American HOspitasand
~ the first tHmlir~ IN Europe aud America
AS A Tti$IC
1t has eGUa. causing appetite and building NJ
the system. being entirely pure wine Of most val
liable grape.
AS A DUR ETTG
it imparts healthy ton 1T the Glands, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs. very beneficial in Drupsy, COut and
Rheumatic afrc;iuus
SPEERS WINE II = pure article from the juice of
the Fort grape. possessing medical properties
other win. in and excellent article foI ali
weak and debitated persons and the aged and iurn.
improving the appetite. ard bcneftting ladies and
children.
TRY it once. and Won will not he deceived.
RL~Ee sure the signature of hLFRED SPEEI is over
tn" cork Of each bottle.
sold 10y all prugi 5 and first class teaers who al
20 sill the CASTILLO PORT BRANDY. n choice old
article. imported urly by Dir Speer direct from the
vaults of OpOrto.
radr supplied by Lerd & Smith, Chicago. druggists
and 10y A. Speer, at his Vineyard
Principal Office. No. EOS Broadway, New York.
S~pf 90 1S.4 ly
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JACOB HOPPER. DECD.

DUBLIC Notice is hereb, given. that On the Third
i Monday ofNovemIer next, being the 2Ist day Of
said m5nth,) / shall attend before the County Court
of Will Comfy the Court House in the city Of Jo
ct for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Jacob Hoer late Of said County
deceas d. when and where all claimants notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims, in
writing, against said estate. for a justment.
All persons indebted said estate also request
ed to make pay ment the undersigned without delay
CHARLES BKEYER. Administered r.
Sept. 10th, 1874. fnl5.Rwl
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SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

kyThey made OF ingredients well known
and approved by the medical profession, -
having porcsrfM tonic properties, are both
palatable and pleasant, with sufficient Strength
snirg properties to correct the bilious deranga-
ment of hesystem, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, as a remedy for
the following diseases :-IHdjgeStiOH, Dyspep.
sid, JrNndiee, Liver Affections. Loss Of Apps.
tie, LO,Cnsss Of Spirit, SdIlolO Complication,
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF BENEDICT HOFER, DECD.

DUDLIC notice is hereby given. that on the third
Monday Of Nov. next, (being the 2lst day OF
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
Will County the Court House in the city Of Joliet
the purpose settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Benedict Hofer, late of said
county deceased when and where all claimants are
notified and requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
Ali persons indebted said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
= WIN. WERNER, Admir-.
lated Sept. 81, 1864. (n16 CIV
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Notice Of Administrators sale.

II Court Of Will County. illinois, made on the De
tIou Of the undersigned administrator Of the estate
of Jane- vA sed. for leays sell the Iea &C.
tate of said Decreased at the last August said
court towit; the 18th day Of August A. d. 1864.
shall or the ed day Of October next, between the
hon = ofIO ~ clock A NJ. and4 o'clock NJ Of said
ay sell at public sale at the north doer Of the Court
house in the OF Joliet In said Will County the
following eecriOea rea estate situate In the Comfy
Of i'll and Stale Of Illinois. wit: The undivided
half Of the East half of the North East quarter Of
section No thirty 32) 10 Township No. thirty
() North Of Range No. pine (9 East Of tb third (3
principal meridian, containing forty more Or
less for cash. credit of not hess than Fix months
nor more than twelve mOnths-the purchaser 20 give
approved personal security, aud mortgage on prem
SEES suld, " secure the purchase money.
THOMAS II. WIDNEY,
administrator of James Shell.
September 8, 1864. law
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; . N Il HIN NEW
SAND FOR SALE,

Would respectfully inform the public that IN
4 prepared 20 deliver any amount Of sand, on the
shortest notice Ny Sand b the best for ali kinds q
dAsonry and Plastering and would also say hat
an prepared 70 make eOntracs for all kinds Of Maso.
no aumbug. Reference my work
Residence, corner ofJeHerson and Michigan strestS
WM WERNER,
Contractor and Builder
Joliet, H., Aug. s, 1854. Bs-G
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ERAsTUs COLE, DECD
DUBLIC Notice lie hereby given, that on the Third
III Monday ofNevember next, (being the 2lst day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County couat OF
Will County at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose OF settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Erastus Cole late Of said
county, deceased When and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims, in wiring again said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate, request.
ed to make payment the undersigned without deIsy
ALMON WILDER, Executor
Dated Sept. 20 1864. ul56w
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Anction sale 0r Real Estate.

DuBLIC notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of
i conveyance with power of sale contained there
m executed by Thomas Harris and Catharine Harris
bis wife grantOrs, to David NJ Harris as grantee
therein bearing date the 31st day Of January A. D.
1889 and recorded In the Office oS the Recorder Of
VIII county In the state Of Illinois, in Book 90 OF Re-
cords on pages S25 and a26, default having boon made
in the paynnnt Of the prUmssOry notes therein des
crioed the UNDERMINED the grantee in said convey
arce VIII sell at public vendus TO the highest bidder
for cash IN hand on the Eth day ofUctober A. D. 1864
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock p NJ. Of
that day at he front door Of the Court House in the
city OF Joliet COUNTY and State aforesaid the follow
ing described prem ses sitnate in said County Of Will
aou oIa'e OF iIhnos. to-Wft The unaivi ed one half
of the North east quarter Of Section tbirtytwo and
tie UNDIVIDED one half Of the east halfof the nth
West quarter OF The same Sector all in Township No.
third principal meridian, together with the appur-
tenances thereunto belonging in any wise apper-
taning-said sale tobe " ithout redemption and deed
or deeds will be executed to the purchaser or pur.
chasers Immediately upon such sale
Dated Joliet Sept G. 1854 -
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FARM FOR SA &.

I'VE subscriber oers for sale biz farm Iituats
miles south wet Of the city Of Joliet SAID farm
contains about 20e acres Of which - acres good
N4odlAnd-the balance prairie under 6De stAts Of
cultivation There are " acrss fall plowed and %
timothy and clover meadow
on the place.
The iArn will be sold sIiOgstAsr a IN psrt y ssiA
The subscriber also Aas for sale 90 acres Of Eond
near the plank road.
Terms easy. For further information apply %
March ., e. EDWARD KELLY, TrOutnans Grove
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FOR SALE
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF DANIEL SMITH, DEUD.
DUBLIU notice is hereby given, that the third
i Monday of Oct. next (Deing the 21st day of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of VIII
County, at the Court House in the city Of JOLT for the
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate of Daniel Smith late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said also REQUEST
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay.
F.. -. MARY ANN SMITH, Admx
Joliet Oct II. 1864. Is-6w
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New. GoodsI

THE s.bscriber has ju.t -, >. -. -.
ht.Sp ~ end summer goods Of every descriptioS
rcL - ny ne p5slared - ssil hover fboD -
want o. any kind Of Dry Goods vim fS = =. !.
49, y ~no sAAnlhe oeaors purshranE elssuhere'
LADIEs' DRESS soeDe.
ssTs e ps P snT: Nsrinos oOer Al.pao.
MILLINERY AND IANev aoo.
Bonnets and Trimmings, eonsistipr az ptsk-
eatins, Linings, P1umes Rosetta arfincials w. eks
eolors, Bdgings, 1ringes, snk Lace GloTe. chuS =.
Hose, and Round svered Combs. 1'eIeA'
PrfHssd CalceA CAmbriss, Brown sd Ri..eh.A ~.
inEs Bedticking Broad clOtl Tresds Kentucky Je.os
Cotton Batting, &c. ~ -
Undersleeves, Chmizetts, Curtains, Muslin Coun,.s
pms Grape, Bay State Plain, and Embroidsred EhaWl
RC.pUNcAN.
| on Chicago street
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House and Lot for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his property Chi
caGo street. including the north end Of the block OPP
posite X G. Duncan's store The location Is conven
lent and the building suitable for either Store OF
dwelling The property will be sold cheap, if aPplica.
ton be made soon.
Joliet April &c, 1864. JOHN SMITH.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF Will, Sss.
Will County Circuit Coart of Dec. term, 1864.
Bill for Divorce.
m, J

IN CHANCEk1.
Affidavit of the non residence Of Henry Maun the
ah,v named defendant having been MED in the once
of the Clerk uf tn. Circuit Court aforesaid, notice
Mann the complainant filed her Bill of complaint IN
said court the chancery size thereof the 30th
day OF September a. d. 1864, and that q summons
thereupon iSsued of said Court against the said
defendant is by law required and that said
still pending in said court.
Now unless you the said Henry T. Mann shall per
sOnally he appear before said Circuit Court. the
first day of the term Thereof. to be holden at
Joliet in said county the first Monday OF D'cenI-
Der, 1861 and plead demur to the said com
plainans SAID bill Of complaint the same and the mat
tiers aud things therein charged and stated, viii he
taken confessed by you and decree will be entered
against You according TO the praper Of said hill.
L. 5 PARKER. Comp. SOl'r. +. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Joliet oct I. 1854. 1i-4w
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NEW TIME TABLE
JoLIEI WuluSGToN AccoMoDA-Iox:
Joliet 4 Wilm Dgton Accom-. leave Joliet, 745AM
arrives In Chicago, ESQ n
leaves Chicago, AS n
arrives in Joliet, 635 n
bay express Eoiog south pass Joliet lilo n
north a. 6aA n
Night express going south BASS joliet lO:l5 p II
north as A u
Through Tiskets from Joliet TO New York, Boston,
PhiladelpAis and all principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States be obtained 1t the ST. L A
@ X. r. Depot the quickest and most reliable rout
VIA Chicago, this COmpany's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train tia I0adsr
ming east, an advantage not obtained By the Union
- The fare is the same By way Of Chicago.
Joliet, May 10 1855 TsF !
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DIRECTORS:

n B. wAsHBURNE, ROBERT II. GETTHAY
from Illinois. Dept. q. g. Assessor,
J WILSON sHAYFER. TrrSport. IL
eIk Gin Cours Stephenson WA. WAGNER, Sen,
Co., Ill Editor Drutscher Anger
TM +. GRAY, - ger. Frsepors I'll.
Treas Of Stephenson Co. J. ?. AfkENT, NJ. n,
p ". o BRAwLEY AsneIIi1rlst, irsePort, III
ATTY a. Law, Preepon, Ii. l. ,v 5sslso 7. =,
CHARLES DEERE, '-'sN t..1rt
Pho" MAnufacturer, MICHAEL scHARFI liz
Mohne' III. Atty nj Law, ealeny lii
Wh @. WADDELL, Z PAYSON SNOW
Builder, Rreeport, III. Hurseryman, Oregon, NJ
OFFICERS:
J WILSON SKATER. WINS. GRAY,
President. Vice President.
WA. g. WADDELL, T. ORMsBEE,
Treasurer. Secretary.
\. STRONG, O. c. BEST,
Deputy Secretary. Manager Of Local AEentA
THOS. Il HUTCHINs.
Marck Is, '64. Agent for Joliet and vicinity