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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-29
M.,,rs A. Aak. 8 c.. 4Ssas for b. Mi;Siers Tsdi

WILHINUIUHi Dhl Uut. 4UIIIl IobO'
M,lsrs A. aiken s. Co., Agents for Dr. Mihlers Medi.
cindl Herb Biitsrs.
DBAR s1RsI have suffered for the last fifteen months
with severe attack OF dyspepsia aud general debility
and have spent great deal Of money for different med
cnes and say in justice to your Bters that the
frst bottle took did me good than all the medl
cine before took upon my fourth bottle and
hope by the time Anish it will be perfectly WE'LL
Will be pleased to give any afflicted full statement
of what your medicine has done for me-
Respectfully Yours,
MRS. SARAH HOLT,
Jefferson Street. between Second and Third.
MANY more Of the above certificates can be furnished II
desired,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-29
JOHN FAUST.

WILMINGTON, Oct. fst. 1866.
10 MssIrS A. Aiiksn 4 Co., AGENTS for Dr. Mishler's
Bitlsrs.
HIRs:I have been subject for years with that dread
ful disease, Dyspepsia, and have tried numerous med
cinep with but little effect for the better
msndsd to try Mishlers celebrated medicine and most
truthfny say that II has and is doing me more good
than any medicine took and believe eventually 1t
will entirely restore me- Will be pleased TO give any
afflicted with this disease full account of Whist this
great medicine has and Ia doing for mo-
Respectfully, ....
GEORGE G0UERT,
No. t3 Z. 4th street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-29

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. O. H. WTON,
From PhiadephiA would say his friends and the pub.
lie, that he has opened an office at
eI3 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
and Is prepared to treat all kinds chronic and
uterine diseases electrical principles and In the
scientific manner. Nervous Diseases Rheumatism Nsu-
ralga Paralysis cured In Onehrd OF the time usually
required by the ordinary appliances Nearly ali osses Of
chronic diseases bs eestusy cured and there are
none but that can he greatly benefited.
In Uterine Diseases its value not be estimated
ProApsus Misplaeements Uceratens, all other dis
eases peculiar females promptly relieved aud pera.
nently cured, in an incredibly short space of time
N. .B-PATIENrs TAKEN BF CONTRACT AND
CURES GUARANTEED.
REFERENCES .
Washington RUSSELL NJ. D.. ChriatlAna, Del; Walter +.
SouthgAts Christians, Dsl john T. smmOns ChrIstIanA
Deli W. Harris 40 John street. NJ vi Platt s25 walnut
strest Philadephla Benj Harris Second and Calowhi
PHILADELPHIA iYlO-tf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the 3rd
inst We give a summary of the quotations
and the condition of he market in leading
rticles
COTTON-The market pretty active
Nearly 5000 bales sold to-day at prices Ut
tie sitter, though quotations not changed
since Sunday.
Ordinary quoted at 41643c. Good erdina-
~ at 45246. Low middling at 4sS49' ans
middling at 50052c.
| SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The market
dnn SUGAR sold in lots at Isl for good fair,
and about l7c. for yellow clarified. Molasses
| at 70 to 75c for common, SOC. for good, zoe
| for prime, 9Oc for strictly prime, and SlOO
npr Gallon for choice Choice molasses IS
| scarce. r,r-o,,- ,,-1 DDovI
| SIONS-Corn is in better demand, and prices
somewhat higher Not much activity IN
other articles of produce
FTOTR-Market dull. Limited demand.
Fine, s. so; Superfne, So IS; Extra, 81 81
LARD-By the quantity, 24c. for p ma" =
Stock on hand small
GREEN MEAT-Shoulders - to 15c.
il OATS-Supply good, but rather dull sale
= In lots SIC per bushel.
Fl CORN-Is in active demand at from 81 % to
c 20 per busbel.
, BACON-There is very little doing beyond
. small retail business at l5c. for shoulders
Iaal84c. ribbed sides, l90l93c for clear
sides iSlD I94c for plain hams, and 25659c
\ % II. for sugar cured hams. Shoulders aht
g sides are in good supply, but hams are scarce
(, A lot of 20 casks of shoulders sold at lac
% ~ 10. lot
- st 81 IS 10 gallon in cans, and 9oe IN barrei'
e WHTS EFY-Therei il no demand for rom
v lots. but a good retail business is DONG at .;
g 35qS2 40 ~ gallon. Very cholee Oranu
command a little more.
v SIrTDRIES-Potatoes are du!l, ana are ee
e ling at 81 25aS3 Onions at - 2ol@SI % .
10 AnG!es at 86as8 p Darrell, and Eggs at q
= ass = Barrel ,4 -
JEDTA BAGCTNG-The stock is light, OF
rs there is very little demand, which IS suppht
bv dealers at 30G3lc. ID yard, III rolls III
$40 224c in bales. ,o1.
BALE ROPE-Dealers are seahzing l04
OF 19lc % II, in a small way
* RAILING TWINE-ls sea- &c, ana COZ
ID nande 23c, y H. readily.
;+b CTNNY BAGS-Are selling at sue. q PIC
@ for second hand, and 35c. for new
we EITRL APS-There have been consloeI"'
in sold at 30032c each. .o;,
COFFEE-There is a very GOOD retail
mand, which is being supplied at E9c; e
for ordinary, 2963lc. for fair to gooo 1alr d
en- 81 la32c. for choice.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

FWe are indebted to Mcssrs. TitcoTno ~
Powell for two pieces of new music The
wearing ofthe gray" and Gam dying f-s75 -
diving" The wearing of the 1y IS SCI %
the same music as " the wearing OF t.5'
green, which. it Will be remembered, is the
obiectionaole feature in Bourclcanlt ~
Of arr. ma Pogue," and which caused i'+
suppression in London BY the English GOV
eminent. This play has met with most re
rnarl-af,e suc.ess IN this country: Thinking
+be song of "The wearing of the green
would be interesting 10 most OF our re''1'l'
we nrod1ce the words in this issue \
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

~ Kaosecller & LAIR have soD'e cli'l'.
payne that viii de to take We have tilo,. , -,
and we advise others to do so, If they ""n'
something genuine. Besides # you waa'
oysters. yege ables, etc, You can get ''e',
there, and nowhere 81, and they are gooo
and fresh. We are sorry to learn that they
are about to dispose of their business owing
TO their being absent sometimes on o'pei
r,o++ers and we can only congratulate 'he
nurehaser, whoever he may be- III securing :
having business to start upon
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~Hardware and stoves are needed IN all

~Hardware and stoves are needed IN all
most every household Mr.. j. IT, Ae"coiiel
on the corner OF State and Tona5lgoee S'ree'S !.
has the best assorted and largest s'o0A %
hardware to be found in the city lis coos
ing stoves we know are iiFS' cis'SS :, : - =
FOR we have tried one and found It al - :.
competent cook needs We have 'fleu - 10 10
eveTy kind of cooking and baking ana re-
commend it TO all who need compief'
cooking stove.
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q gents for thc Clarion,

J. r. Smith, Meridian.
c. S. jackson, Enterprise.
y. j. Cook, Chunkey.
il. Watts, Newton.
A. !. Brown, Charlottesville.
s. l.. Casteel, Paulding.
O. I. Keller, Columbus.
w. 3. Swami, Scooba.
Ben. Murray, Okoiona.
Zeb. c. Gathright, SummcrvlIe.
S. T. Freeman, Gallatin.
T.. Hosl1ins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas w. Grayson, Shuhuta.
Capt. E. p Martiniere, DeSoto.
Dr. J. ". Huffman, Summit.
L. Ward, Hlcnoll,
=. O. Sampson, Verona.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

rzLt will be seen from the advertisement,
fin c,,n,,;ss;oners for the direct tax. that
tax-pavers residing in other districts IN 'ho
state can. if they desire, pay their taxes
at the Office in Jackson.
This will be great convenience to persons
owning land in different parts OF the '' rare
and At the same time facilitate the collector
of the tax.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

The Indies of Meridian gave TAR Oh l
last Monday night for Siio puIpoSe
raising funds to aid in the erection OF an ep''-
copal church at that city
We know ofno place IN the State tha' u, ~
improved so rapidly as Meridian. II plus
fair TO become one of the most prosperous
and fourisling of our inland cities
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

RIVE have received copy Of the ON
,,are;al and Bank Note Reporter" a ne"
80. -,a-,er ,,1,Iished at Mobile, by Russell &
ip"'..ap.,aI II. Russell editor. 1t IL neat
" printed, and contains much th"' y - s1 iii
HE TO the mercantile COMMUNICATIONS ' -
no doubt. prove successful.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
Mobile 4 Okio Boil Road.
NORTHWARD TRAINS.


Leave Mobile e. " Monday, Wednesday
and Saturda. L. NJ.
Pass Meridian every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday, 4 50 a. Nj.
Arrive at Corinth every Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday at 40, p. VI.
Leave Conrinth every Monday, Wednes-
day and friday, 50 A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbus, KY, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 80 p. NJ.
The Steamer Gen. son" connects al
Columbus, Ky, for Cairo.
SOUTH WARD TRAINS.
Leave Columbus, KY, every Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at ~ NJ.
Arrive at Corinth every Sunday, Tuesday
/ and Thursday, 10 30 ?. NJ
| Leave Corinth every Monday, Wendesda.
| and Friday at / 40 A. NJ
Pass Meridian every Monday, Wedrosda,,
! and Friday at C5 2. N.
Arrive at Mobile every Tuesdaj Thursda
ad Saturday at 40 A. n
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EnR SALE
Depot. 1917 broadway.

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches,JeT
elrvIand Fancy Goods all to be sold for ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard to value and and
not to be paid for ill you see what you VIII
CERTIFICATES, narning each article and
its value are placed in sealed envelopes al l
ven mixed. One Of these envelopes VIII ne
snnt nv mail to any address on receipt Of 70
cents; five for 81; eleven for s.! ,airty for s.
1 On receipt Of the Certificate you will see :.
What Won are going 10 have, and then it is
At your option to pay the dollar aud take take
| the article OF not. Purchasers may mus
G Piono sewing Machine, or any set OF Jewel
~ on our list. for 81; and in no case can they
oct less than One Dollars worth, as there
| are no blanks
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COTTON SEED.

up 80 now receiving large lot Of COT Cor, !,
WE va are of the the crop of is65. This SEED las
put p .n ~ is and we warrant thei -
~ planters wanting t the ge at small profit
no mistake VIII nl'' ROBINSON e 90.
on ooSt, - Ian. 4. lAes, 70 d.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

T,,o ro.;1snoe offered fer sac N an
- co,n,n VIII be founaa desirable piece
of property, and most elisibiy situated situated !,
- uot soId within a week, it VIII be rented, A
no 49, 5 of tbe furniture will be sold to the
p portv who makes the purchase; il desired
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

We have received ihe first number OF
the Mississippi Standard, published IN jack
soon. by Messrs. Power q Jones. Inc 9'''l',.
ard is neatly printed, and is Well illie'' :" -rl'
ednerial and interesting reading maf 81. we
wish it's euterprising publishers success IL
the E.-d of journalism.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

=At the request of many OF our tr's,@"t,
we have extended the time 10 the hi'f 9I
February in which our yearly advance suo :
scribers can obtain as premium; copy ~ ~
he amended Constitution and laws we
exnec+ to have the work ready early IN
81
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06

Passenger trims leave New Orleans on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 90 A.
NJ and arrive at Jacl son, at co P. M
Canton at 90 p NJ.
Returning leave Canton at 90 A. M
Jackson s 90 4. n, on Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday, arriving at New Orleans at 8 w
P NJ
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
vessc Metallic Artificial legs!
TWO LEGS IN ONE

yo1r CAN TAKE OFF THE FOOT AND PUT ON a
STUB
rsTt is the only Artificial Leg the party Wea 50
= lzysinr can take apart and put t0gf aneTt o---
1-tske off his foot and substitute s; oo-=S4
Cork lined covered with fe-h coIored iea'Lsi, "
rpbbar ioi I and without cat Ut CORDS OF ppt.s.
rinos Il is self adjusting maAes no noise IS ene@pe
"a ;i,sr and viii last longer than the wooden legs
and is worn with ease and comfort. - ~
9yreturned by expr. IS, thereby saving Lneefs
r-Eylime and expense Of coming to New
q guarant Esd at your home, sGnd for~z=~"
Eg- a pamphlet - ,,...,,.,a.
dSw1v Office Saesroom, Nc. 7C6 Broadway y l
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Southern Rail Led.

Eastern Trains leave Vfcksburg daily, at
5 80 y M-Arrive at Jackson at 10 10
Leave Jackson at 10 46.-Arrive at Meridian
at p NJ
Westward Trains leave Meridian daily at
A. M-Arrive st Jackson at "a 7. Nj
Leave Jackson at 35.-Arrive at VicEsburS
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@N@PTCTUS
CT THE
@ / = r l Q n ,
ru,r;.bed Daily and Weekly at Jackson, Miss.

clarion Newspape and Job Office has
IHs ..,,ava3 from Meridian to this City, ana
95en.a,f,rth will be permanently located at Jack
Ts--ahli-hed at the Capitol OF the state we
80 -. tE. Cta~iou VIII enter on new ana Wieef
~ sr.aflIup-s, and that, by making It hfst
te n.i,r- and Weekly Journal, it may be re
'a,ed .s :, welcome visitor in every neighborhood
W, VI ~. We claim perfect Independence i'll the
.vrrassiou 81 our oplons, we shall labor nohes'ly
e1i 'figan rtlv for every measure calculated TO
SSnr,ig, the resources Of the State and restore
r.aof~agrt and prosperity TO her CITIZENS. Our
leaders viii be furnished with the latest teIe-
ararrfc news, correspondence from important
go r,Ii reports Of proceedings at the approach
Ino session OF Congress, together with varltt.'
- inter. ,:ug reading matter Special attentUa
vii be riyeu to commercial news, and the LATEST
market REPORTS from our most important cities VIII
smear Euariv. AS the Official journal OF Use
STATE. the css and resolutions OF The Legislature
Frgca.ive Psociagnatjons, &c, will OF course De
matter of interest to the legal profession
we have made arrangements to publish the &c
cision. Of the High Court of Errors and Appeals
DAuY-One month b
" City Sty subscribers, when Furnished =
by Carrier per nnum :, y y
WEEKLY-SiX months
The Weekly Willie large donble sheet contain
inguore READING; matter tue}u any paper II u
State.
PprrrTr'rT F0n SUBSCRIBERS.
t. CRAFTY a general desire among the 2eopte
the State f0rcopies of the amended CONSTITUTE
and acts Of the late Legislature, we lutend,
an expense ofseveral thousand dollars, 10 PRINT
separate edition solely for our subscn6eI5
All subscribers 70 the Daily or Weekly at O
present rates. t>l2 90 for Daily a. - w j
ly / 40 nav year advance, W
receive a COPY of the amended Constitution al
laws of the late session OF the Le$lsiatu
TVcEE 0F CHARGE. This offer w
remain open until February
All most masters who desire 0 act as agents
the Clarion, will receive a copy II the paper II
and ten per cent. on subscriptions received =
name entered on our BOOKS, or papers sent, III
the money is received at the Office
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Ne,c Orleans, Jackson e. Great Northern Rail
Road
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..,. .ra wanted in every town in the country :
Agen1s 49, con make SO = day, selling our &c TIN
svess IN The creates, sale q Jcvery eTe7 Eaown
' sc for CIR ' e. E a. fe ~ sams P Time
wua containing iul list and PARTICULARS alSo
Tevsss to Agsnts' WANTS HUTCHINSON < CO.
Address, S<@--> -
Tan 5-2m.
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LATEST FASHIONS
DEM AVID
j. W. BRA0LEYS
Celebrated
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor DOUBZD

SP rive EKXR rs.
smnxY WILL. NOT BxNp OR BR1Ak LIKE Tn1
j 0nele epeine bal win Phasnasl the!. 0nACs.M
- fS51scf sAspe Whsse three o. f6uf ordinary
have been thrown a6do - uoe1ess. - hoop
ysse1 - -" rssr -. "a. o. iSss-
ise d sssenos - !snsae 81 seill re li6hesst
nocR ade II Tt re e sss n Gs
"a Assen6lies, &C.. &C.. they arc uncquaI.S 60
Sisise Comfort, D1rab!lity and Eesnc@y: IN ~
49, 9! eaaps. which has made the "DuflA
eTANDARD SKIRT
Of ~ Eas1aslanla yyerl1.
m Yeae Led!e, 49, ~ ~ ~. ~ ~.
~: s 3 g.: ;s ~: s IS -: (: :: 5: !
WEST. BRADLEY Can't.
60 Owssss n Patent - kxcl1eivc Aae14e9nr,
81 y2ss4pvS - oees = cAa.es1 ~ ~ "
lse1e - :: .. - = :. - - -
1900 DIM ElllDlleI Skirt.
x1ERY ftRxt5fAs y40tytk ! AsiLY
kiae d asSs Aesseqh,y exEn3l .sta: 4 81
''''> MI. Is Sd. yEasRsHS -
Dralley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
uERY HLIxlbtI fOLUkD EASILY
when b - % s3espy : slaall spaee--ne.
kins ~ ness Xcssel6s sKIRf worn. ln I'll
asss = wAe'''st - = H '..s, Fva,.r,n.
9r1ileySe Dopie1 B1llplle Skirt.
lTy9ef iLBuSLI, fOLDED EAsILY
~. q; Ss' .o J: ss:s sis f SsE. II ii
sisss. = whclssaf and Ressll y ,,,rr,e
1--1o--S- 0-H.1 H0fen6ao ahapf.
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Are Sold BY 81 Orsoslo1s ~
Desiers n patoMt NeoGlo1aeo
EVERYWHERE.


At r0H OAleNlO MEDl-
cal lNS1UTk = Concert
Hall Block, near tAs Poae o.
ece. Ef. Pam, Minesssta.
u ehaego q se0l11s o91peo,o
osa1seSs Il ~ 1s1lsal Cs1eos
csssnspu.rAf c,essssAusn.
yD1V ". Privsss $1,000, Dsealsqeo.
10 SsseSsss . s IN sss5ssss, ss.ssisissss
Neee pAGsss - 6ssee6 ~ bastisaass. eeos = 90
p is kabiSs a SSScSsss b svsssaa sapsssS.s6ep
0asfssA aA11w - eeh6o 80 = aeoo1A SovuiDo =
rsssips = seaae. DeeeA = t1esg6 - - 4Ais1ss
1nssisvsn. q. Pan. Ams. sag1e1ev1e !
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+ r Y PHI OSE.


FOR
Restoring 4 Strengthening
THE HAIR.
Mo OTHER PREPARATION ron rRs
IN Hair. ever prsseutsd TO the pebble ssch
Ast0n1sh1ng Results
b. sAsrt tins = basths rryphoss.
Froa Bx.MayR J. =. Amsv. Who has bes.
partly Bald for fifteen Years
DAneHposs, Oct 18th. 1888.
heve been using Mrs Couiter's Try phoss fer
~ last ok weeks, and. very much 70 my surpriss
have nice crop u hair growing On the TOP Or
ny hsaA. where - hair has grown before Tor
Glleea years. JOHN :. HENRY.
DAvgssoas. Oct. ESD, 1885.
Ma 3. y. Covl9ao, Madam
heve used yepr Hair Restorative q dress.
iee FOR The halr for some six weeks. and do not
hsoitsts 10 pronounce II superior 10 snyohins
sAs1 hevo ever net With for thss puspose.
hsapectfuliy Hou,a.
III. d. u. SHELLEY,
For sale By all Druggists and Hair Drsss.s.,
Nrs. 3. N. COULTER. Manufacture, Daven-
mort. IOWA p n INV ~ nov- i'm
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Chicago, ksck Island 1 Pasl1e
Railroad.


1866. Wintse krfaasement. 1866.
Trains nm By Chieege tins vhseh il twelve nin-
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTRR AONDAY, nov. -, 1853,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays eIcepted) - follevs
Going East l.. Mail train ss........s %, a. =.
c.irg w.s.-ia. Ssssess "a I;ii isr k:ii.er
T. a. sr.'sSs e k:ii.ss "a : va. -
.sgsss. A.. =.
lows City end Muscstins. 4 20 Pr.
Arrive at Davenport daily. tSundsys ezeepts1)
a. follows:
From shs Eass--les KigAA ssprsss q. g y. 4 ,
a Dali 81. . nsil. - %, {: Z.
Rfsn he Wono-aao' AouD0no1o4inns q oolGAs
kso l0ua CIV - 49,.
y w.: i ~: / x !; Il J. 4
WslAiaStsa iTp. =
=; sss;s:::: ~. .... It'll - -
At Chicago vilA - 8astern kouteo.
A. LeSails 9Th !. G. =. 3 for Dsslsish. =
Il pend Cssel viz 9. \ "a. 4 ,. sss ~.
iasGs xsol lsar ;ss 9.i;:y;, ~,
for al psisss % lllissts kiver:
A. Ksilegs. leve CRY. asl Wsshisgtas sii1
w.s:sss 80: e. 1929. sss I'll poisss va
e, - I';:, s:: :e., S': e. =. = ::
Bsegsss eheessd 70 Prjseipal Eastern Cssiss
g. n. BEARUsLy. Ass's oes. Ssps.
4. kmDAss, Asa Sspe lsws Dtvistoa. .sssa
Dsveeport. Nov =. 1883.
Wcetern Unlon nallrood.
TnAIKs LEAVE PORT BYRON AZ roll
Mail and Express .so A. n. daily. (susddys
'1s ..ssso.. Express ,s.ss A. n. daily, ts.s-
Accommodates $50 p. n.
ARslvs ~ POns DIXON.
Nail and EHpssss 7:se r. H., daily. (Dusdays
Steamboat Espress las r. n. daily.
Accommodation 80 A. r.. Dolly, (6undavo
Mail and Eapreas lsaviag Pess Byrss q ~
points IN Northern lllinsis asA wises0ein.
Stesoboat Bxpreas eesnsssa = 1avsnee wisA
Steamer Lansing Tor Dubuqus. sfrivisg hssss
ahead Of Northern Line bos1o.
" Steamer love" Ieases DavseRsrt q An.
connecting at Port byron With Saeembest Be-
press. end At p. H.. connecting With 80 Pm.
train.
CONNECTIONS:
Grand Haven, Shsbsygan 80 Maaitswec.
At Racine junction. with Chicago . Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Keuo6As, WaaksgaD
and Chicago.
Al Citation Junction. with Chiesge 3 North.
western Railroad, Tor Janesvills, Msdisos, Pre-
jrie du Chen and La Crosse.
At Bslott. With Chicago Z Nssshweetesn Rail-
rssd, for Footviile, Evaasvioss - Malissa.. ;.
Al Freepcrt. With Chicago Northwesesn snA
Illinois Central Railroads, for Rsekferd, Wasfsa
Mimspal Paint nnd (2nlanA.
Al savanna. with stsem packet Licensing"
for Dubuque and through boess "a II. Peal
resd, for Chicago, Dixos end Csdaf Rseila
Atport Pyron. with Chicago Z Dock Island
Raairoed. and steam pasket "lswo" bstwseo
l,av export snd Rock Island. s,.s.
Passengers win find this road the cheapest
and quickest 70 I'll peints IN the Nssthwest.
X g. TATE, Sup't h. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Divisiss,
mayl7 -dtil Rscihe. Wis. -svanna. III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-28
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