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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
COpperhead Programme Foreshadowed.
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
SECRETARY OF STATE,

Copperhead Programme FOreShadOwGd.
We publish below the call for Democrat
ic State Convention. We publish it not
only as matter of news, but to show the
difference between the professions and prac-
tice of Copperhead Democracy. For full
dissection of the document we call the at
tention of our readers to an article we copy
from the Madison State Journal in another
column. r, .4~,.,5 ..--...
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. f r
A state convention is hereby called to
assemble in the capitol at Madison at II
o'clock, noon, on Wednesday Sept, goth,
1865, for the purpose of nominating honest
and patriotic men of liberal principles for
State officers. Each senate and assembly
district will be entitled to two delegates. =
All qualified electors of the state friend
| Iy to the federal constitution and Union; all
who accept the fact that the question of ne
gro slavery as political issue has been de-
termined by the war, and must now give
place to qestions of national and local con-
Germ Involving the interests of the whole
people, all who believe that the government
should be sustained in the endeavor to 'prac-
ticalIy restore the constitutional relation be-
tween the United States and the people
thereof" and in all other lawful efforts to
IN ain tain union, establish justice, ensure
domestic tranquility, provide for the COM
mon defense, and promote the general wei
fare and secure the blessings of liberty: all
who believe tariff for the protection Of
class interests to be a system of taxation
wrong in principle, pernicious in practice
and especially oppressive to the people of
the west; all who believe that every portion
Of our population should bear a just share Of
the burden of State and National taxation;
all who believe military courts for the trial
of citizens and suspension of the writ OF
habeaS corpus, in time of peace, to be
dangerous and unnecessary iufringements
upon the constitutional liberties of the peo-
pie; all who would unite in correcting the
the evils of past Legislation in this State,
and in redeeming Wisconsin from system
of misrule which has imposed heavy de bt
and enormous taxes upon the people largely
for the benefit of corrupt political leaders;
and all who believe that our soldiers who
have nobly defended the constitution and
the Union in the field, are entitled to the
wrrmest gratitude of the people and the per-
manent friendship of the government, are
invited to participate in the election of
delegates to this convention and to aid in
the election of its candidates.
ANDREW PROUDFIT, Chairman,
GEO. H. PAUL and others
naroooratic Stota CaptroI Tomnittaa .
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1
OUR TRIP AGAIN.-In our trip to the
Northwest we omitted to mention severa
OF the prominent things we fell in with, anc
we do so now, as an amende honorable. AT
Winona we found an excellent Photograph
Artist by the name of Tomlinson, who is
taking elegant Stereoscopic views of the
most romantic scenery along the Winona &
st. Peters r. R. We brought some home
with us. They cannot be beaten in any
country. AT La Crosse we also found a fine
artist by the name of II. G. Heath, who
takes very fine pictures, but his forte is in
the Porcelain pictures. One can never get
tired gazing at those almost celestial repre-
sensations of the ''human face divine" We
wish he would send US specimen to adorn
our sanctum. La Crosse is blessed above
the common lot in having Heath We OBJ
serve that the people there appreciate
their advantages, and keep him too busy to
permit stranger to be accommodated with
out waiting a week.
II. F. 6
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Communication I

Departed from the residence of Mrs. Adele
Mccarthy, Aug. 9TH. 1865, to the mansion Of
Free Love, Waukegan, Mrs. Frances E. Park er
aged 50 years. She lay in trance from p
NJ Sunday, to A. Nj. Monday. 1t will be
relief to her friends to know that she was faith
fully attended all night in total darkness Gss
spirits 90 not like light by Adele and the alta
tionery pedlar, they being under spirit influence.
The spirits of Pomponia and REQ Jacket two
Indian chiefs spoke through above mediums and
who advised her to forsake her family and the
dark surrounding influences in this city which
is detrimental to this most sacred cause. and 90
to Mrs. Curtis noted mansion, where she will end
many, both male and female, who have parted
from their families, and they will develop her in
to bright and glorious star which will cause
the churches to totter. Two small children
mourn her loss.
Banner of Light and Herald of Progress
please copy.
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DIED.

1EIBER-0n the LIST of July. 1856, Of drOpsy on the
brain, LYDIA J. beloved daughter OF Aionzo and
Lucy Leiber, aged years and months. il 9ye
Lydia was a bright little girl--unusually SO fer
one of her yesrs-perhaps TOO much SO for this
world. Early did she respond to the call of Him
who said, suffer little children to come unto me,
for of such is the kingdom of Heaven.
Dearest Lydia, thou hast early left US, j.
Death has called thee at lilies early morn ia
In the bitter pangs Of sorrow left us,,au5 20
dearly loved snes loss to deeply mourn. Hf,
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jim.

WISCONSIN MARBLE.-Prof Carr, of the
State University recently visited the marble
quarry in Sank county, Wis, and has
made the following report upon it:
''The rock known as Wisconsin marble
is exposed under the summit of the bluff on
one of the tributaries of Bear Creek. in the
southwest portion Of Sank county. 1t oc-
ours In and forms part of the beds, of
the Loooer MagneSiG@ Limestone The
opening of the Wisconsin Marble Company
about one hundred and twenty-five feet
above the bottom of the ravine, has exposed
fifteen feet of rock, the lower six feet of
which consists of beds of a white crystalline
limestone, sometimes exhibiting fibrous
structure, and a wavy lamination Por-
tious of these beds will compare favorably
with the white marbles of New England
being OF an even and firm texture, and ca
pable of receiving good polish.
On visiting the locality few days since,
was much surprised at the extent of the
deposite, and its relationship to the beds of
Lower Magnetism Limestone,
The excavations thus far made have not
been sufficient to determine the depth of
the BEDS or fully to develop their gu ,lity,
but sufficient to afford reasonable expec-
tation OF their economical Importance. And
should further excavations show that these
beds extend through the ridge, and of the
quality of portion of them now disclosed,
this quarry will be of very great value.
1t is to be hoped that some of the capital
OF the state now used to develope its resour-
ces, may be applied in this direction, as
the prospect of a return seems far more
favorable than from any of the petroleum
companies.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
TEETH FOR THE MILLION.

XHT z CONTINUE TO PRACTICE THE DENTAL
w ART, in all its various branches. We were
the first Dentist in the west to introduce the HARD
RUBBER, and have put up over two Thousand
Gases Of this work since its first Introduction. We
put up this kind of work for one half what our
brethren asking for it, and we can earn money
faster than conscience will approve, at that.
People wanting Dental work, who would like to
have little money left to buy something to eat, after
having their Teeth put in capital eating ORDER will
find it to their interest to call on me- t,5.+ t,f
The best City and Country references given.
Patients from the country getting work done, will
be kept free of charge. r. .
Kenosha, July, 1865. 3m6 ISAAC GEORGE.
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CoMMERCrAE.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH, !


thursday, August,17 1865.
GRAIN MARKET There are \ few small
lots of old wheat offered in the market which
are taken atprices ranging from 80 to 81 .oo, but
extra milling wheat would bring 5alOc.s higher.
We have new wheat offered in the market.
In view Of the unprecedently heavy yield of
oats the present season that description of grain
is duh and lower. Sales to the local trade are
at 3oa34. New Barley 80 for prime samples.
PROYISIONS.---Butter is firm for Sehoiee
grades which bring l9a2o. Cheese 10, Eggs II.
There is only d limited market for new potatoes,
consumers only buying for present use. White
Nashannocks are in demand at 40. Other va
rieties unripe are not saleable except at lower
prices. EbTe ~ 81 6 Eef# q
WOOL.---Wool continues firm with rather an
upward tendency. Prices range at 5oa57.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops scientifically compounded fluid prep
araton and better than any Pills Powders Nostrums.
Being liquid their action is d-eet and positive render
ing them reliable speedy and tain specific for the
of all distractions and suppressions of nature Their
popularity Indicated by the fact that bottles
annually sold consumed by the ladies of the Uni
ted States whom speak in the strongest tSrms
praise of merits. They rapidly taking
the place of every other Female Remedy and consid
cred all know aught of them the surest safest
and infabe preparation in the world for the
OF all female complaints the removal of all distractions OF
nature and the promoti of health regularity and
strength Explicit directions stating when they
be used and explaining when and why they should
not, could be used without producing effects
trary natures chosen laws viii be found carefully fold
ed around each bottle, with the written signature of
JOHN l.. LYON without which none genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1875 Chapel Street
New Haven Conn., who be consulted either personally
by mail enclosing stamp, concerning all private dis
eases and female weaknesses. ~
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ,lC-L s-zE -E
g. G. CLARK 81 CO.,
ly39aw General Agents for q. s. and Canadas.
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SPECK.fL NOTICES.

TRY IT.-Among the innumerable preparations for
Strengthening and besutifying the Eair none has a
stronger hold upon public confidence than Kendall's
Amboline. Its eMcacy is universally acknowledged,
and its sales are constantly the increase. The
Amboline can be procured at any Druggist no
Burnhams Van Setback, GeDr Agents, Chicago
1y4Swyc +. ROBINSON, Agent. Kenosha.
c.l.l ~ Also sold BY WHEELER & CLARK. !
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TO CONSunIPTINEs,

SUFFERERS with COnsuInp ION, Asthma Bronchitis or
any disease of the Throat Lungs will be cheerfuly
without charge with the remedy by the use Of
which the Rev. EDWARD WILSON, of Wiamsburgh, N.
completely restored health after having suffered
several with that dread disease Consumption To
Consumptye sufferers this remedy is worthy immediate
trial 1t will cost nothing and be the of their
perfect Those desiring the will please
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, loo South Second
Street. Miliamsburgh Kings Co. n. Y. 6M9
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a CARD TO THE sUFFEnING.

N DO YOU WISH TO BE CUREDi IF so, SWALLOW
two three hogsheads of "Buchu "Tonic Sitter "Sar
sapara," Nervous Antidotes &c., &C., and after you
satisfied with the result then try box Of OLD DOC
TOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PiLLS-ahd be
restored to health and vgor in less than days They
purely vegetable pleasant take in their
broken down shattered constitution Old
and young take them with advantage. DR.. BUcHAEs
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS in less than 80 days. the
of Nervousness Impoteney Premature Decay
Seminal Weakness Insanity and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections. matter from what produced
Price, ST. box. Sen postpaid by mail receipt Of
order. Address, " JAMES s. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York Gen, AEsnt.
PISA box sent to any address receipt Of price
which is One D0qr-post Free k-A descriptive Circu-
lar sent application. 9w7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17

Henry Ward Beecher is at his country
residence in Peekskill. His pulpit is well
supplied by Rev. Mr. Burton, of Hartford.
a very eloquent and thoughtful divine,
whose proper sphere is the metropolis
The death of Mr.Hamiltou, the capable
editor of the Anglo african, leaves a voif
which it is hard to fill. Mrs. A. N. Coppe
OF Philadelphia, has paid poetical tribut,
o his memory of more than ordinary merit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
Total 90. 500
Total
Members elected in italics.

Members elected in italics.
MIR. Yeaman's district was for several
days reported ''close," with chances in his
favor. Only one county remains to be
heard from, and the nett majority against
him already rises above l, 900. So in the
third district, where it was expected several
Emancipationists would be chosen to the
Legislature even if MIR. Lowry should not
be successful, only one has been returned.
The Legislature will stand, Al Emancpa-
ton to SO pro-Slavery.
The aggregate majority against emanci-
patton, In the full vote, will be about 4,
i 700.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
wMIsKERs. wMTsKERs!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Grecian
Compound will force them to grow on tine smoothest
face chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $1.0O. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
IN receipt of price. ada .-r,,-..,, 1yH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
KRnfHckv EInnasn.

The Louisville Journal of the 18th in
slant publishes election returns from which
we make the following comparative state
ment by Congressional districts
Dist. Emancipation. Pro-Slavery
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17

Our streets are no. so dirty as they were
nor SO clean as they might be. The horse
throat-cuttlDg strikers have been whipped
and now beg for employment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17

"The party which attempts to shirk the living
ISIS OF the present hour is false to the people, false
to the Government, and false to itself. Red radi-
calism is wagng destructive war upon the Union"
We clip the above from a leader Of the
Milwaukee Meas, setting Jrth the copper
head programme for the coming State can
vass. Never was the truth of the saying,
''Out of their own mouths shall they be
condemned forcibly demonstrated
We fully endorse the truth of the above ex-
tract 1t is living truth. 1t was true
last year and will be next. But how was
it with the copperheads last fall? And how
was it with that party throughout the foul
years war for the Union What party was
it that attempted to ''shirk the living issues
of the hour ?'' When Treason and Rebellion
with bloody hands united, were leaving nc
means that the most deviIish barbarism and
cruelty could suggest untried, to destroy the
Free Government under which we live, what
party was it that was so anxious to 'shirk
the living issues of the present hour as to
adopt peace t-any-price platform, and
clamor for cessation of hostilities, even at
the price of recognizing the bogus southern
confederacy, and consenting to the dismem-
berment of our Union and the destruction
of the constitution None other than this
same Democratic party of which the Mil
waukee NeWS is the central mouth piece in
this State. We defy anybody to find in all
the history of Free Governments in the past,
a more fragrant instance of great party at
tempting to ''shirk the living issues of the
present hour" than this Is not the mis-
called democratic, party then, according to
the doctrine of its own leaders, 'faIse to the
people, false to the Government, and false
to themselves ?"
Let the blood of heroes slain in hundred
battIefelds answer Let the tens of thou
sands of martyrs of Andersonville, Richmond
Salisbury, Cahaba, and other southern pris-
on pens, starved, murdered, and tortured
without ever a word of reproof or condem-
nation from the whole copperhead democ-
-racy, answer Let the whole Union army
stigmatized by this same copperhead de-
mocracy as ''Lincoln's hirelings, - chase
tools of despotic power" implements in
the hands Of the Usurper," answer!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
A Most Important Discovery !

INTERESTING TO AGENTS, FARMERS AND LADIES.
NM are making a single machine which com.
w bines the best and cheapest portable Wine
and Cider Press, the dryest Clothes Wrnger and the
most powerful Lifting Jack In the world. 1t is the
oniy press adapted to making apple Champaign,
which is now regarded as one OF the most important
discoveries of the age. good agent wanted in
every county, to whom will hold out such induce
ments to insure $1,000 before Christmas. The first
one making application from any county shall have
the exclusive agency Full particulars terms, etc. !,
by Circular. Address, .
HALL, REED 81 Co., I'd.
Twill No. SIS Liberty ST., n. ".
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17

A new comic weekly is soon TO be star
ted in this city. We hear the names of
Chas T. Browne (Artemus Ward, George
Arnold (MacAroneI and Professor Dio Lewis
mentioned in its connection.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
DENTISTRY
JAMES PARSONS. Dentist

Natural teeth put in in the best style of preserva-
ton. Artificial teeth of any style desired, made to
order, and all other work pertaining to the profess
sion, executed in skiilful manner. Rooms the
First National Bank, Kenosha, Wis. t .t-t s.r
NJ. B. Work will be done as cheap asby any good
Dentist. ... .. ly4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
TlHE FOLLOWING Is q Ii,t Of unr

q FOLLOWING Is q list OF unrsdeemsd
pieces, tracts lots OF land situate in the county
OF henoshs, State OF Wis sonsin, which solA on
the 18th day ofMay, 1862 for the unpaid taxes Of
1907 and the amount OF taxes charges and interest
calculated thereon to the last day Of redemption, de
on eScn parcel Now therefore, Notice is hereby Civ
en- tnat unless such lands redeemed or before
the 18th day OF May D. 1866, they will be conveyed
to the purchasers thereof
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17

Mrs harrington says Ike has bought a
morse SO Spurious that he always goes off
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-17
Third Ward.

The following IN N w Or Sec 5, T1R23.
Mr., T. Cook 10 s94.a King Is 59l
! G Kane IL SW'
The Jo9oa0in0 in N Z or Sec 9. tt R29.
rs LopelL-pt e On sec d; line Of DEM
lag St 1G4ft " Of e line sd ar sec, thence
sd line 81 Ala it, s1s0 Sl2 #, 81 #, n beg yOIS
8 Benedct-Ft ne or sec g. com 1888 f. s of ne cor
ofIt II aud on W line Chicago st, thence " $50
IT, IA 33 #, to line hf sd or sec, s4rds3 ST.
e l5 rds 10 it, 80 fl, 100 1t, # to beg. 0Qt
Hessberg & Bro-Pt ne or sec 6; com IA rdss Of
sc cor IL II L. 10 rds " OF center of old Chicago
road Grds, VS. l-2rds 6rds. i-2rds to beg 135
s F0rbes--Ptne or sec g; com IL rds of Sc It
IT X IS l-2 rds " Of cetre Of old Chicago road,
s6rds W 8 Ia rds, rds, s Ia rds to beg 365
W Adams-Pt ne or sec 6; com IL s Of ~ corlt
II X Il rdsw Of centre Of old Chicago roSd So
rds, " to " line hf I'd or Sec rds, to beg ea6
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Bronson-Pt NV or sec s; com az point o8
ehnsS4 lks from line sd or sec T. Is rds 7lks
from line, thence W to land owned by Hale
BOND supposed to be % rds II ks, theuees
20 corporation line, thence to point Of beg,
thence to beg; except what may be included
In Sd known as Fremont Avenue c--f
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07
Changed Again.

A new proprietor has joined Mr.. Cog
in the ownership of the Drug Siors.
By reference 10 our advertising columns
it will be seen that Messrs. Coz & ALLEN
fling their banner to TIE breeze, and
propose TO furnish the people with
Drugs. Groceries and variety of No
tons. Tkey also contemplate adding
some new features to their business,
which will be announced in due lime.
Meanwhile. give them call for any
thing YOU want ia their line.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07
Kansas News.

In furtherance of the rali o. the Pres
itent for SEQ. GOO more troops, the Gov
ernor has issued spirited proclamation
to the people Of Kansas. to rally once
more to the standard Of the country,
and save our State from the draft The
quota of Kansas will be about 1000,
bali Of which will belong TO the North.
ern and half to the Soulheic part Of
the State.
The Leavenworth pspers have re-
Gently chronicled numbcr Of robb-ries
in Tie vicinity OF that city. Que hack
diver conEised with some desperadoes.
and robbed passenger he was tai .ns
out 10 the bali way house. TIE driver
was arrested. Most Of tbc sc robbie i.s
are boldly commit,ef., either in open
day or IN Tie early evening Three
teams were Stopped on The way out
south tron Leayenwolih, in The night
itR owner OF The first one was robbed
The proprietor OF the nexl wagon d., "
! his revolver when the rascal> fed; lie
fired after them.
The military authorities have arrest
ed % persons IN the neighbcrhood oi
Wyandoiie. supposed TO be implIca ed
In the recent cases OF numerous rob
berries and outrages commit led in that
region.
Tie people and papers OF Leaven-
wo.th sappear to be excited over the
railroad interest OF that city.
TIE Emporia News appears to think
that that village is happily situated to
become great cenier.of something
the hub OF The universe, perhaps. This
iasl Suggestion is ours.
De eSfsia.ure meets next tuesday.
Lane has been in The SAILS some DAYS
ieokiug alter his in,eres.s.
One o! Lane's fricnds-or himself
writing from Washington. mentions the
Grim Chieitsin 5 name in Connection
with he POSITION of Attorney General
in the Cabinet !! pelahay nigh then
expect 10 become eelipsedl
Rev. Thos. johnson Was murde red
in his own house near Wesrpo,t few
nights since By band o! husiiwhsck-
ers. They FIR d fly shots in,o tie
dwelling.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07
1854. For The inter- 1o6 /.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
% - y -
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

I'W0 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS ..sve
l. QuI1c. IA C IN ction - IA HannibsI s. 81
Jo-epb Railroad, making >ugE AND DIRECT Con-
SEcTiOSs 20 Eastern Ci'i-s.
Passenger ieaving ~ Joseph at 3.45. A. NJ,
w,it lsaye QHpcy zane aftsrn.0n az 455.
The bay txpress esv-s Quiucy at AS, A
The mo u espen's oiisre travellers d, IN, Line
are Tie Sh"rt.st K iuse. the Quickest
fine. The Smooil-s Track aud Sure
COnnee ions iii made Ia Cni,.n D-po,>
"a superior aevssiaee sfes ma n,her uirs
New Sieeplo. Carson Might Tam.
afio d ~ pas-c..-eTs a GOOD NIGHT ilEsr wh le
,apidy pursuing ahir Juusnry
NJ AdsefI.sed sisebO DIS .bsil re RE. u1ED.
The Re lie able RI d, Tn u. z NJ, -r. iss
that they sre tie On Essterr en- &C i,h e IN
Tia ,Iibai e. 81. 10. X. /. ihai his m ke quick
er time io EusFtru ca e., si-tr on teciiSn- ai.G
that TIER Depo' in Gu G,.s i located Z me i'r
~ Landiig. all ef ~hica tsey k'.W q h iatse
aud intended I'D I've if4v'''c-s lF-iut
ACTS AXE. the Up = u bid, r,tias u tai
c ere lee shau 200 nr.s a1ar'.
or tisn.. bus Tc<eIsfsu dish FIRE. c o.
70 pass Bsefs buying t,cae b our hue. II C.
wish to rid- tom he t,r.y II The Depol l. Gum
cy- Distancs .0cAs -
BN POltraN NuTI.E.
Passengers By this route viii Tsa b t,nc IN I'll
Z AeaFs QnicAer Than via 81 Lou and
Chicago, saa Indianapolis 10 LOUIS SOMA!
Baggage checked through from -, 10
1Tby this Short and OIL DIRECT Route,
Pas nesrs avoid al DELAYS. AID be Exp n-ive
Hn,s Bills and Omnibus Fare they are sure o
meet with ut 81 l. 5uis and Cscago.
7 cksls Tor sale all Principal ofIscss e the
Il 4 81. J Read, afd at our Od,c- n Quincy.
Tra,ee ATE respectfully C.UTioSED. "a. net
sase re. resent tions Of Runners o. o,h-f r.isds
II T. 6DOoELL, II. c. BR DIZZY,
General Agent, Passenger Agent.
Quincy. III. Lssvenworth, Kan.