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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-02

no THE PEOPLE OF NEBR ASK

ITO THE PEOPLE OF N Il BIZ SKA
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f,ool- "a vou~ Tr+o~....
J 'o~S@s@'
-o
ct me c.,i yonr stten,"u S 70 ony our eooas,
elected stock Of
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
HATS SHOrc
ROnTS
uApnw,n,r
ANnD W AVE,
QUEENSWARE
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
Mx?oods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.,.d
Cincinnati, m i t ,a
t.is tEan my and
the uppercountry. All Iwantvonto ' 1--WE
m, me eaii II, fore yo" go TO sioux CITY to
then .haiiask you not bnv i"ay
oooe' orc Aoh' lam 'nabledtosell
~ ~
mems brOgan Shoes atfrOm 81 20, to
Sl75 ner na;r. Name Clo,b n Al,
ers and other Shoes in pro-
Boots $50 per
Pair, and up.
"arus;
CalicOes from
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-02

~EU AN now prepared to furnish the
c-1| rpuhc with anything in my line
of bns,nSs. on terms which win defy
rial direct from Cincinnati, which will enable me
to sell cheaper than any establishment in the
Northwest. All work warranted to give entire sat
lsfaetion. Jobbing Of every desc riptiun promptly
attended to on reasonable terms. None except
competent workmen employed. The public patron
age respectfully solicited.
DANIEL DENEEN
Sioux City, June Gath, 1S65-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-02
R0rber ShOp.

THE undersigne oh asr emoved int' hisnowshop
l on re.rls,rce, wi,@,. he il now prepared to
attend to everything connected with the Tonsorial
art n the most fashionable style The patronageof
the gentlemen Sioux City vicinit respect.
,llysolieited. (jul6l ADAM FALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-02
ASKS Hotel,

vyANKTON, ID. T..-This n otelhasrecent
" been MIA rged nd tho ronghly renovated an
rented Throughout and now offsrssuperiorsccom
modations to the travelling public.
n1- Travels will here nd good Stabling, Water
and the conveniences necessary for their ats
actory scco modation, at usual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
YAnkton d. T. ,JunelOth 1863.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
Letters Carried by Express.
Southern Express Company, I

AUGUSTA. Ga. June =, lcoo.
The Agents of the ~outtern Express Company WI
receive ard forward Letters for a places that can Dc
reached by its essengers, through the mails oi the
United tates
The Government postage will be paid by the Com
MANY tlntil such time as the mails reestabiished
for which service the charge win be (25 twenty-five
cents for each single letter of one half ounce, the
same amount being added for each hall ounce aoIoi
tona and ia all cases TO be prepaid in spece or ma
t,ous currency it being understood by the sender
that the Company vii! not assume any responsibility
for the safe delivery of sueh letters
Receipts will be given for all packages OF valve foi
which Express charges viii be made az per tariff
stamped Envelopes WILDE furnished TO eacn princl
nal Office as soon they be ObtRined-- -
For further information enquire of Agents
@~ *0UrdER EXPkEsS COMPANY.
June % 1865 If
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
Practical Planting.

To the Editor of The Ncao 0e'sans Tirnes -
said the negroes covered with the
ploushs and chopped up with the hoes.
the crop. send you twenty-two stalks
Of voting cane picked up in walking on
the row one hundred and forty yard"
after one of my best hands, last Saturday.
Here is what followed
Oyerseer-Here are twenty two stalks
of cane you cut down since starting from
the end.
Freedmsu-I know done it.
Oyerseer-But cannot permit you to
DESTROY the cane in this way. 1t has
coat 100 much money and labor to have
it destroyed.
Frseman-Weil, rhave told you done
it. What more can do!
Oyerseer-Y on must leave the hela,
cannot put up with such work.
Freeman-Yes, sir can leave the
/. ed and your place too. ] stands no
Notwithstanding to repeat the
Last declaration several times. Exit
freeman, with hoe on shoulder
Not more than an hour before, | iouno
al the vines left on the cane behind one
of nav best hands pointed them ou'
to him. and asked him to 90 back ano
break them. he cbeyed the order. 6u'
when. he got TO the end Of the row, NJ
Esbo1 dered his hoe, abd exit freeman q
she houeet
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

Parry WoHEN.-An exchange allows
itself to go into rhapsodi-s about nretty
women. Without scarcely an effort 1t
has arrived at the conclusion that pref.
ty woman is one Of the institutions" OF
the country, an angel in dry goods and
glory. She makes sunshine, blue sky.
Fourth of July and happiness wherever
she goes Her path is one OF delicate
roses, perfumes and beauty. She IS n
sweet poem, written in rare curls, choice
calico and good principles. Meh stand
ND before her as SO many admiration
% .ints. 10 melt intu cream and turn into
butter. Her words fl Dat arouni the ear
ike music, birds of paradise. or the
chimes of Sabbath bells Without her
- c;aty would lose its truest attraction,
the church her firmest reliance, and the
Young men the very best of comforts and
company. Her influence and generos-
ity restraints the vicious. strengthen the
weak. raise the lowIy, flannel shirts the
heather, and enc 1urage the faint hesrt-
ID. Wherever you find virtuous woman
YOU also fnd peasant Preside banqnets'
clean clothes, order, good living, gentle
h .arts, music, light and model instltu'
tlous generally. She is the flower OF hui
manitv. a very Venus ofdivipity, and her
! inspiration is the breath OF heaven. -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11


A4s
@ouE which are the following:
d l,i5o dozen Soaps, fancy assorted.
$50 boxes Castele SoAps
400 4 ZEN Toofh Brushes
$40 sioxen HomhR. assorted,
$50 re- ms Note, Letter and FOolseap PAPER,
rs COO Envelope4-
900 boxes To~th Picks,
LEGO 4ounds Pure Cream Tartar,
" /. 2G0 ,annis Calahh~ Liauarics,
1o3pcuna1 Sicily L;qro ice,
Jas egs hi C.rb Soda.
. Is barreIs Of Ground FlaXseed,
81 barrels of Fiayseed, -
Is barrels OF Gurcuina.
Us baunds OF PalveriZed Gan Opium,
ieo pounds O"ium.
# 20 pound PnlVa iEad TDecRc,
- pounds Puv-rized Jalap,
Joe pounds Dose Powders,
$50 pOrn Rtubarb,
barrels Gum Canphor-
Ma Bour ron, Wheat Ond Rye WHISKY BRAN
WINES, and all kinda Of BITTEkS, for Medi
#NSe.
4 abby JAMES G0NEGAL,
Wholesale Druggist,
A35d6R eorrpr of Common and Magazine
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
JONES HOUSE,
MERIDIAN, MIS- SISSIPPI
JOSIAH JONES, Proprietor.

FENHIS Cemmodious Hotel has beeP renovated and
Il otherwise prepared Tor the accommodation Of
ruests The proprietor promises to keep his table
Supplied with everything the market affords
etabieis kept in connection fh the House. wiiert
annmals will be vrcA cared for july IL diff
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

The above was written more than
GEAR AGO. The last line of it was hardly
dry when received the following note,
which spe4ks Tor itself:
"Mr DEAR FRIEND A little bird flew
in nv window last night, and whispered
70 me that You and had frolicked to
gether long enough. Mamma says IT'S ?
shame : and Sally Maunder. the cold
hearted Thing tand yet how good she is y
savs T oupht to ask You to explain your
Intentions Now The idea Of your having
any intentions stuck me as 80 absurd
that laughed her in the facs. But
finally, after long talk. and especially
| after the visit of that little bird-whicil
| u,,st have been a knocking bird. for i
repeated all that mamma and Sally bad
said. and a great deal more--I concluded
to drop you q line, and tel. you just wha'
Lcall me coquetee, and yop a ,Airt, and
1 saw that the way We go. on together u
ridiculous. Ia reply. tell them ths,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
u. y. Mail TOR Vickshurg,
DIR ECT-

~XTILI, leave the Washington Hon in jackson
w FIR Wick bui every Mor1ay, ~ edn.s"ay 10
E-icay 81 +. mr. o'cIn a. NJ. re'chrg Gins. II at
RAYMOND At 10 MI Big BACK in tim" to connect with
the enipg Irain # cars e. Vi@ksburg-
Returns Wednesdays Thursdays ana Soturdays
an the ivx of M ming train af from Ficks
hury-rcsehing Raym1nG at o'ricek an Int q 81
; o.loek p. VI. TO conn' ct nth the NJ nolan tTan
pass trasel ing either Way may rest assn ed
that G mn. cters will be mGie " iarut fell
In It'll M TO iii hack hacks will leave tie
" ashington Fl. eve,y evening at "ciock, IN"
king nnec I'm with the mornng train for V'rksnnra
6F For tickets, apply at the niiics OF the w sh-
ington Hou-e. "a hAooAN0EN'
N NJ ~
, 1865-03-20
miscelIane0uS.



tC7Ecr1Ar m. 8 ,.s p,,*,-
d. ., fere si;h pahishsd III oFaeet. u tno yeea oi
,hs Fu,r.u nre its1ructed 10 give p'onet assen lon
!; 1:,p m ss.It =
~ PROCLAMATION.
"WnzaR1s, 1oe txes 3.;t ;g:01 o. ~ sct 2,
rsosds i"r .he I ssro la9 .ad e.o 81 r. ~
E aitioa /. III he o:a:r xvii :alts. d II. er,ms ef
nom tse iss:5 % 9f n.1 a. as9s
q a. unrtd vho .ha to =; -S s,1
III g. e q
toned, .h. oe ccf md md ~ n 70 hase 20 nn.Ml1
sna IL l. 1isht. 10 beecae cs aud .Ieh 1s.:ts
e1..h. hs 5,sys 1saps6 q a9 "a g. ao1 sIstci
- Il sna III eoo
ihasl iser de- .1t lns military Or aayA ss'x,sc.
&c &c q = .; a. Shss ;;s -
70 Be oao the i1Eits Of H. u5rea s. rs, wl.a ~
SIC uiY aide, cd .hal BE- aole 70 u. peaa1is. q
81 81, ss =
kans In 81. oes.n :s;ee vision; q
this section IN ahch Rlost, nation tae - sidsu !: y
y Ivy. " =. s.osessii ss.t tna paF 'e2eA ..
eonditi' e setnsntnz 70 ,aet rG1ents a. CON n
sss,en:d %, mil snty snal! h;1s petod
F & Il. Gn.a s..:, d
~ a II 70 y ss
Err nd q; ne1esy :y Them - ) Al dess7. 81:
ss & "p on
the, ri tun 70 n II regiments md c,1p4a,ts, Ct to
S;1sa ss4 4 as Is efa,
lstrtnt. nd II sdciston thereto, period tqal TO
h.na sna M caused he fesl Ii Tie United States to e
am1eo. "pons a, .n. CITY Of wasn.nct:n. .t,ls
, 1865-03-20
, :For TIC Golg miues.
10! FOR THE G1ID MINES
IL OF IDAHO.
MONTANA AHE IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line !

Tae.2eE, ts.t and Light csncEet s:eam.1 DhEh
Bowman. G erk no* being bui as F,ttoa:t r.: e.
I'D iea1e r1itsbu-g ir Fo.t benton snc int, neoan
pciEte on SATURDAY. February 1s:h. aLd u Lopu
On SATURDAY, Aa eh 9Th OF = s1cn stee%!te1 b
heriTsf il open to Onah1 ind CGnnct' 8luEI
Trc new, fatt ard light dr. ufht si.smrc kFN-1N.
Tm. howard. Aas:e1. Lew1s Hins. Clerk III !S3ye
:or Fort Benton and iuternclt:e ponu, EETua
DAY, March 1lth-
stone. Jos. Ha} vood. C.m mnande1. will 1eaVe =
scoYe, eATUEuAY, MkFtA 18th
The very tsf: ant light draaeht steamer. FANEI
1GDEN, h-1r.na Tewnhecd, Ccmme1ueI. Mp.tI q.
hard, Clerk, wall le4vt ~ above cn 8AIuRoAf,
NEte.mer DEER LODGE vii re1ahs1 between Fcr1t
Cnion and Benton uot the cargo CT I'll the boats O.
thu Inc u delivered II Fcft Benton
b. th,s Arrangement thippers hsss g5ess tdvantAet
nd IN 4s9urauce thAt 1he1 freight Will b. deAFefee
4 its destination Ee are also q rata r. 1;nisl
aoo vii give through B.1t1nd.ne sSsi LII Last
Gesuce. P1,skl1 fesF DeeI LodE, ytEsnt. ~ y ~
spply 10 JOHN q. COPRLlN. southea,t corner NAL
4hd 0l1Ye streets jos. MckkTLt., noftheAt c. tnef
r.ne anc Copmtlcla'; u JOHN ]: RE co. Cc2'
vent street, bt.Eeen Second and In:1e n.
Ee* se and s. South WAterst, sornez pf etats sest
Lo1csEo Agent. ieS141'<n ID
, 1865-03-20
MANUFACTURERS NATION.
VI Al BANK OF CHICAGO:

O1T1C1 or CoHlr EnLIHl of The CukhkAc1,f
WAsnINeT0F. January ISLE. lsta. !
Whereas. BY satlsiac1ory evldentf pfsaensta e ae
1ncersigned, It hts been Hsoe 70 etpte1 lnst 1a.
Cttr 0f hlcako IL the Coanty Of Cook. md stst ot
Ginoie IA been daily erkAntsse under -nc 1ccottin9
q me rcop;remt1t1 or the Act OF CcrXe ~ tnuted
.Au Aet 10 provide Eai,ou%! -urre1ry, rctufed ~
aoccRr Ct onltet stat.s bondA. I'D 70 provide 70!
i1ne S. 1sf4 snd In. comp led y II H. the pro lionI
II ea1d &C; resusred 70 b. 60 spsd With ne:of com
&ew, thtrrfere. l. Hugh Mcccllcch. Conrt, u!'er .:
:Of OfeTs uSn.i BsaS ot Gheaeo"in de ny Chi
sARo, IL the lcunsy Of Cock, and stste ot IN ~
authorized to commence the bIE1.1s 81 BARS1Ie M
itt the scr Aforesaid. =,
IL testimony whereof. witness Ty hand sno se1 o.
'tnSE '9GsEvxs.nT VIZ % xii HIGH McCULlk5,a,
seMrslA:Dar Coartro"er OF = = Currency
, 1865-03-20
OFFICE COAlMISSARY

~ SUBS sTENCE, Room II. Garrett RocS
Sealed PropotA's 1a duplicate zitn cooy OF t1ts
aovtriscH 3ttachec} val b. received Httals oea
pi,ng ne Tfocps. HnapIt.ls etc, at th- Q !oslnS
f3st. tn the Srst'. OF Hints for two 7nths: Eol
ina lat ptI 1866 With beit q sEtty Of CsTne1
Heet in thr usual cot pieces IN psopst pfopo-t1on,
VIZ: htca1o, Camp Doug Camp kr1. spsi7sn7td'
QUINCY ALu Hock Isl md.
Be. dellves.a VI sneh tlzaes an3 places a'she
Pest ConInise nEia1 n1a5 d. ect.
cns{sn.ee uftwo r.: poasto'e ncr.ons. and = eer-
tine stc OF ths Tutted Stat DitrtcF ufka or Att.r-
EeY, that ,be Euafintots a1e Responsible LOT @-'"
tisnk prupca Ais f1ny be hai at thls otacn.
l,tts to endorsed proposals for cotREd heet.
@1' - ~ Gao, ", CAMPB-LL,
rat1on1oeG7t Captain and c. s.
, 1865-03-20

w.;tiny to the Cincinnati CH sTlAA ApFo.4I1.seSs
aPateut Mestitines are IKE doctors, So!hs sooc
rtcSnm I'd then snd Zach r+ec1vtc sh&t- u pub N
fsyor. For instance, the tonsItuuo "AtS! =, vet
trIs 70, sUrne cf the d. tor which II i recon-
mend.d. have conversed With vefai E,ts'il2sni
n brb praise OF II tor the cufr Q: dlAb.ist: Ane
without the kpo%iedss e -eqasnt. nSe = m :.n
mi dnuht IeeY. V. 8. LTNt, Fohrorls a.
S.fohF-r.sn I'm M.EHFt]
, 1865-03-20

PROF EsSrK Etelle L.EhAh;., tpanl o. ,,nA "a
4iTia1l.T snd coErEcrlI: tae fU1CEE E.nfnL1 1,G II
leEs:ikY Of auy MAT Wau1.n Or ma. ~ Ssfa. 20 81
csars. rcH % rartc; arly III; frrTM ~ e rcS r.
T. AeAth Money LaEens:4 .oss ~ Sao .ore a11nss
ful Cnrt.. 6: zen yer avs sa's,ns; na !. e. J;
~ with wbcthcy eingt OF DatI!et an tses. A7dte'
EISSTtS LoREAhD, Camden. New jc1scy.
, 1865-03-20

uAcuK1 OR,s te1ebfxta1 UAIR Efh u TEE HEs1
M wortD Tbs ohly =. = 1aa s1; IT,.
AR.* ~ r.s isust, o. .itAt u~tr instantly, 70
sfew esy,ss ttss e. qf a.1 nof sa
1ns tns ~. g mca,u .s. vis.t. frequent. re
sorns is I'd I 1rsaaes s,tnsa ~ %inthS Il z
HEi az. iii ctheT. ar- lSnis 4Eu saouis
Ia avoided, Sold ty au TuxS1Ffs' &c ree@"s" :"
Tatcley stEeet. Mes f"fk r., ,,,z.,rc RI, psay
Bschricf's New Toilet C1esu fo1 -4esacR lae h&f.
LAX Sa%s sxsAR
, 1865-03-20
Stubborn Cough.

And yet though Il *ura snd speedy IN ts opers
tCut It u perfectly harmless. being pure5 seeHoo-
Itz very agreeable 70 the taste, and may Do
tered 70 children OF any 4~e- - - =.
In cas4 OF GROUP NC WILL guarantee = ca3a ~
taken IN season.
, 1865-03-20

FIR tr.,vht rs1es and through bills 1sdlrg Apply e
abcve 10 q. 1, WIGREE, Genera Fl efht sKtnt =. q
ST J. r e. G-H re-
pah1E.p{9E ttAeiH4 6&e@s'
, 1865-03-20

Gronro!l Martin
Gui!morts nr
Granger mr.
Horn Busa.ll j.
Hooner. Pumph-
rey & co
How'd Albert
Hodgman 4 ]
HOLLAND 80
sHolroyd B
HUT GB
Hoover Pom
! broke
Howr PS
7Hubhard Ah1A
Hunt 3 T
Holden A 4
; Hogan Patrick
HoIs'e Elte1 7
Holmes Charles
THoldrcn David
Hunt D H
Hoxle D r CO
Hubert D N
Uoxfe El,le
Uowland Ed 8
Hughey Robert
Rowland Edw'd
Hunt Thomas
capt 2
.lHamill CN lfeut
lau0dge Edwin
J Holland P E
Hidden T Il
Honor ThomM.
Hubbard e Clar-
ence
Huck 8 4
Howe Frank
Uonchuc Geo M
Ho1comb TTrev
Rowland rs
En1,1an Hpn-
s-upshcs Geo Il
Hoyt Il II capt
Hopkinson q
1 Il ntc'h in on
! Frances
; Hull J B & CO
Hyer J EC
Howard James
H1rWrJ H
Hodge James B
Huntington j
Holland Joua-
than
MHJWe John
Holloway John
Hodges John
1uHoxie John r
.wHowe1l John G
Houston Joseph
/ T
Howard John 4
Guoicomo VIM
uawthorn Viii
HH.
nsuorne William
~ ttonollan VIM
rHowlston mr.
Huffman Il L
utuoulfham Pat
rick
Hy1er L
n Howard Maurict
afr rev
LrtHo1mes T Il i.
Hogan Mlkas
Henderson lit
Hook ] & co
Irwin Ed Il
Iiham j N
climber " B
A Jenney EFF
n-Justin A
, 1865-03-20
ECONOMICAL RAILROADS.
! !; ,n[|1[Z Z:Q,a'E:


Fer Herse, Dun my. or N2ht Locomotive H.1roajs
with Or bird the w~1ghtcf iron, an CT as:f :ha
nuspttty cfilmbet, vi kustau eQT4l trRtt and asI
l. nger than any to:m ~ hs.h TO invented.
Rights snd Lc+r tes sold su,i ,n;r4cts n 'de ter
dress. cuia1., DC. apufJ esisoa lily to D.
L'BR1EN. q scnermeEhorn street, Brook N. N. +.
Uh4u rs l3t " FxN3tD
, 1865-03-20

A1ro,+rp Asav.nder RAruotd Fred
A-nint Henv Artrhr.on Austin John Il
Adsms Henry Aithy Stephen Ames Sa"safo o.
Armetead HI Ada1sEF etef
AdlerHenry captAustn AC Anderson
Ames T Ii Allen E c & eon Alden
Ayery Thomas Alexander Z 4
, 1865-03-20

EutnrTh.

DR.. wsdaworth. DIT UP II sure cure Tor the
above comp Ain,. after IL Other hsve faile1
So ..y Thousands 0. thosc patients who hsve srieA it,
Do not he4!tAt. but pr care The m:dlc,ne 1t once
It vii no: dtsappont you.
He BrEs1No7ox. Proprietor, Providcncs, r. J.
Also, ior sale By r. H. u. HOOKER, 70. IS we.t
Randolph strter, Chlcaso. mhl7ofs3 it's
, 1865-03-20
PRINCIPAL OFFlCE:
ATcHISON, KANSAS.
(;reenbaeks are Good
But
Roback's are Better.

RDHACKsS IslTTERS.
Good for all deranceuenr OF the Stomach, Rltoa.neH.
Liver Complaint and General Debility.
fsO1sACE1,S BKTTERS.
Yaey compose tae wonderful tonic Pro2sEaes, giving
tSue to the appetite md dlSesttVe orsana-
EDBACEK'S H7TVE98.
pettutated ladies ard sehentary persons viii ind IN
them IN excellent .onic-
ECEsACK.S IEE1-TEk3.
Etns glass full before each meal Will remove l1dl.
8estIon and al Liver d!seases-
c. - EOBACK, comp:mGsr. OF st:Mach Bltt1rs.
Blood rur1ter and Blood Pills, d.st!ler md ulanafae
sufer q Caiawa and 3wt dls 51a1 and III knns
Of The finest Domestic L:quuT7 and Wines, Whlcs are
sold. noIesale or In any lts,rets quantity.
Sc. IS, co and G. East Third Street,
Ey~ Fer eale b. Druggists and dealers ta Meaicius
Generally thFou :n1at the county,
, 1865-03-20
THE BABILLION
Patent Grain DRYER
Creat Ymnrnyemeut In ~Dfy1Bg Grain,

Farmers mud Gratn De ,e's having Suffered, 1ssgaly
fer yesra at with at ID ana mustg grain will
Detroit FRYER III 2i dry, cool and cea At 3l noaa
els OF hrsted E!ain per hour. Also, Will tl.y
az ao ma t, t.et oil kinds Of r. ia ,ha II In any
Va, dsmagel can be p1t m condition Tor I'VE. tn,
tytYg wav nnd we are s.tsn I'd taa: 1t viii b. to tae
auv1ns.Gc Of anT Gag tanti1z I'm - ex anime y
itan aay cner now a ns. sad y s1s2s:a to n: ne
ma lar INC ta!e Of rights for Sta.e- County cs7
csn he tad :, addr. k,tng y ;!GHS bAl!LLios, -
Detroit, March II, 15h5. mh19a99-3V 3Vt
, 1865-03-20

1.,,.rr,,ra1t-cu in ten minutes. 4n5 rkkAANKN!
ax vfs,e Z,
sere 10 ,ts inuuence. fnce. r. ssAt ret ea!d %
ra1s 8 .sS9 sSafa NJ s'fnfs osp
EEm;TM n Like street, Gtn~EA' AYrnM. Also. tof
11Ie Of i'll QTuEf1stS' eA1eN'1A
, 1865-03-20
OF THE
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ILLINOIS AND PENNSYLVANIA
Gil CO M p AMY,
DrCanix1uE under the Laws Of the
States OF ofI1lluois and Pennsylvania,

OFFICERS:
p4etIdept-Eou. UENEY FULLER.
T1eAsuYtr-BKERY II. BLAKE, Esq.
Eectetary-GEo. q. FULLER, Feq.
Cout4e1-NA. e. McAL1l3TEE. Eaq.
DIRECTORS:
Hoa- Henry Fuller. Vice Preslde1t Chicago City
Railway: VIM & McA1llsiet. Ea1~ Nc ~ t+NE, Jsw-it
hum. Ce, Gland, 0hio; Geo = Fuller. Esq. sccrets-
q md 7. easu,e5 Cnicago TT Eail*sg; q. H. Axe,
fap1tAt s1ctE. $o COO IN easret Of dollars exch
par value; $25lN6 feaetved fcr working capita
, 1865-03-20

~ boatn Gs1s.st, corner O! Monroe, CHICAGO.
Hal b,ucG ncE4 Int Possonce oo ~ t2inac ~ =
bo;a sexes Ga,cn nc t-r-ta wl;h c g 8EceeA
Enoni aer4rtG, ~EerE Ill 11- a1cnt seE cal ~.
nj III 1nct1. wite the str.ct-st rsiv.cv OAct
nour. ncr AMT: sp.m sa2:s:s, y = Ge ;,re
ADDRESS Ppstotace Boa ia. iucios+ Two IT.. mrs eaf
eet his aot1% to Heath 'e'"'s~' :,
, 1865-03-20

,nn,-4t OF the body IN tive u,ior.<a. without
,GEr r. t. tr sE:n ey uFsAs's pkr1'A ros! Pow
nst P1,ce l!ra 70 q, - ,tc1t 11 s1 y
3; s. u *tr tor "CrAA4x Uxr1i4 ..,rr Pownxt ~ ne
LIE no oihes. LukD = sM17 Z Lasss!ees 'eae
-. Arcnts Also. for sale b III 1ftoc-asA.
, 1865-03-20
Petroleum Land Office,
GREGORY, TEs1NEY e. &C.

OIL CITY, Pa
BROKERS N OIL LANDS, LEAsF5. AND IETE.
RE3TS IE OIL WELLS.
Property togsht and SOLE m commission Parties
desiring ia form soltt Stock t:or,pAniss s12pll.d
wttn cho!ce otl territory on liberal terms-
, 1865-03-20
wr.nr,n1d Ekc%t0reFs

pno.a,.~ md crccru.ly, ny III. nss II - -
PoIms LiT1 EI,xI3 cTr< sx osa;a5sa s sapsa n.htS
e. sent nott nG "a Cire1Ars sent ffee-
frSs.SG,4Sm tn .HS s-s
, 1865-03-20

Serrken1yHenry
Scovh, Il M
Scull jasper J
Sui Jasper
Shepard Jas A
Shil}er J L
Selleck leaac
Scheuck J Goo
Shepard ] B
Sampson j Clti-
fosd
ShernerhornJS
Shiller ) l.
Stafford John 4
EcuI1 jerome
Sherwood l.
SecorJ "
Sheppard james
SchIoseer id
Shants Joscrh
SewnrdJo
: Ssndy John r
SchcnckJohn q
SandersfnWmL.
Shcan " D
Sampson VIM Il
Seycrns VIM
Sinks VIM
Schested VIM
Sharp Wm
Schenk VIM
Ehealy VIM
Sherwood L
Sun1onMlchae1
Sh:nkcyMichac
Sthrom Lam'
| bent
| Sherwood II
Schulin John
| Service John E
| Saud g s
| SbumcryChaaI ]
| DR.
ShelenburghDI
/ SALISBURY T
t Shroc Daniel
| SchrodcrRohel
/ SheppardRobe
| Scott EdsonEal
, 1865-03-20

Austin. BrcwsterAylesworthH Hen-Ash1ey Charles
, 1865-03-20
Ineersoli G II Irwin Ed Il
Isham J r liham ] n
Irvine MartineuInh1.t " B

0%AA%{ =
Justin A
Jtnks O "
Jenkins TIC
Jack rh0s
sJord1n Henry
Jos 4
Jewell James
Stewart
Justin John 3 2
tJacobs W
Jenck. Joh1 II
Jacobs W o 2
jenkins William
jaunceyWI1liaH
jameson $ 3
, 1865-03-20

SMl1h ~ r .
Smith Ii D 2 S
Smith Michael s
Smith VIM s 8
Smith rs
Spaar John 8
SolncryillejNhn
Sidwen John S
Simpson Jos c 8
Snow William S
Suuilic Wm S
Span1dtne u B
Smith Walter l. S
Sprague Il u s
E0w6an Michael $
Singer Warran $
Smith& Brother :
SmlthE.Munson $
nSleeper !
SpcnccrAlhertDs !
SprsgccC CO :
/ Sfveyer Bros |
t>pecd L j |
Sickpey C.H +:
Spring Chas 4 :
Season E :
Simmons 8. !
Spencer T F {
Spoore FerrisJ .
SWesS CT s
Sn3dcn Geo $
Statar Jame2 s
SpupgJ Il s
S!atuJameS
Silks Freemon S
SHann &C s
Stewart John s
Stewartl1aEvey2s s
Stcwnrt Harry s
S tewIrt Dnd1ey s
Stewart Fl {
StuartGharlcs !
6tn1rr r s
StrongCornal 5
StNkwe1l CH {
Stokes Chas' I
Stalard Gil s
Stickney Nor
gan D3 :
: Stevenson 4 F .
, 1865-03-20
Gnpart11tr8DtpH.

DISSCLUTION.-Tte partner.
ship heretoso-e exist nE het gen tbe undersigned
unber the trp nsme OF GfhjSEtN 4 ca d as his
div been d. solved py mutus, consent and II
nna.hn1 ou.te>t Ct sh~ late nr viii :e 80 nd np Il
both or etsnrf Vi rhe psrfnefS Tte former bustn2Sk
cf the rrm viii be CARED OF. 4etof.re ~ %,
II. ECZET. al the late of,ce o the llln.
Gy1 q, ROGET.
i. " GR0.EESOR-
Jaruary 1{th, lHe5 mhFsL3t.K1s
, 1865-03-20

Teckerly T Il
wills George
Wfter Ileo "
& Cd
Waits Hiram
Wornes Fl II
Walter E
Wagner Il
Ware Edwin
Webster r G
Wnsuer II N
Wa2nrr EdWart
W0il1n II
Walker Samuc1s
Wells " "
Wagner Renry
Washhnrn Il
Nafts J A
Webb J s
Wad1inJ eremtn1
Albert
Wat4on James I
Wehsfer John
Walton John
Webb John VT
Walker John
Warren John 3
Wall John
# nener John
Weller Joseph
Wchber John
IT adsvorth Ju-
,lfus
Walker Jro Y
Webster JuoW
Wallace VIM
Wells "
Webster " B
Wentworth "
Wallace Joseph
Willis Wm II
WeEcott Il F
Walker Warren
Watson WV
Ward LC
Wallace " -
WalkeELucus
Wordsworth 4 =
Waller Edward
Warner "
Wallace D F
| Ward e
| N3EnEIC49
| Waierhoufe D
! Webb D "
! Webster Cu
| Waina Daniel
| Werden P
| Walters 4
| wcetbrooE 4 j
| West D. Swartz
/! Waleh Thomas
| Ward n c
| Wnit& Mason
, 1865-03-20

9trecter Lamuef
Il
SuemanDayfdT.
8
Steeu James
st11ckler jacob
StucKweatherRC
Starkwe ather
Harvey
Stokes Henry
Stone = co CF
5HEr II
SnlInan& Frank
S1rrtngJ b
AFnIrges James !!
Snie:J ~
SS!elton y
SHmdfe J0hn
5n!es : Jonn n
Stelie 5onu
Swatty do1n L
SnSsnamn \ Je1ni
S'enso1 /!
SSto7er. +! y Il =
stone IneoIf1e'
nan
stoud1rd HB
Swift Geo B
S, evens Geo
Sullivan Ttmo-
,thY
S'onet Geo
E$rou,skfoy4 fsnn
, 1865-03-20
@iHes{lanfuuG.
N EW THROUGH LINE TO
And points Oh The Lower AlAal&81ppi, "a st. Louta
Chicago and St. Louis Railroad and Memnbfs
and St. Louls Packet Line.

Passengers going South by taking the evening" tr,n
Of The Chicago anf ST LoGta kAllroad cnnp-ci neit
morning II ST, Lous with The Steamers OF the Il ~
ri. apd ST. LouiE Packet G.mptn:, composed Of 1be
irlow1ng elegant agd popular noas1; ety u Gaifo,
4 tnn. G.. r. Graham, Bella Of St Louis. plshe
v.iIsv srh Hf11t Of MeElkhi1.