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line ABOVE protest from one OF the
best men in our village aed county ex-
presses our personal views much better
than we can pen them ourselves, a pro-
test which we shall continue as long as
some of our community contemplate to
celebrate the fourth in the usual bolster
Gus and injurious manner.
If we would remember that great day
in any way adequate to its importance
and bearing, no Sunday, whether on the
4th of July or not, would be too holy for
us. to join in a proper celebration with
heart and hand for it were the grand
principles Of Christianity laid down for
the first time In that ever memorable
declaration of Independence and engrav-
ed on the grand portal of its immense
future on the fourth of July 1776.
The whole history of these United
States has been thus far, and still is, a
contest for the realization of these prin-
ciples, and the solemn remembrance of
that day is certainly most appropriate,
to strengthen and fasten the principle of
Equal rights of all to the enjoyment of
liberty and happiness" upon the masses
of the people without distiction of party,
and certainly Sunday would be, If not
the most suitable, at all events quite as
appropriate as any other day for the diff
fussion of these christian principles.
But if, by the manner of celebrating
that memorable day, those taking part
are braking the wholesome laws Of our
Country and opening wide the flood
gates of the lowest human passions, then
we are bound to oppose any such descra-
ton on any day and above all on a Sun
day.
And now a few words to my country
men: You are from a nation which
claims to be, and is, one Of the most en-
lightened on the Globe. and therefore
the best entitled to the enjoyments of
these same benefits, following the carry
ing out of the Declaration of Independ-
ence. You and | came here to enjoy
these blessings, denied to us in Ger
many.
Is it not our solemn duty, most of all,
to labor to the best of our ability, for the
continuance and spread ofthese same prin-
ciples to the benefit of ourselves and our
children, of this. now our, nation and of
the whole world? With this view can
you voluntarily consent to, or even assist
in breaking laaos aohich You haze saoon'
to support
Ifyou can, you are not worthy to be
American citizens, and if the laws OF
this country do not suit you and, you are
resolved to break them, the sooner you
leave these United States, the better
will it be fof the interest Of the grand
principles with which we ought to be
deeply impressed, to guide our conduct
with all circumspection and especially on
the ever gratefully to be commemorated
fourth day ofJuB.
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LOUISVILLE, June 29-Capt. James
Roberts, U. S. Deputy Marshal, in at
tempting to enforce the revenue laws
upon one Jack Runald, a distiller of
Knox county, was persistently resisted by
Runald and his confederate who resorted
to arms. Roberts defended himself and
inflicted probably fatal wounds upon
Runald, who was carried off by some OF
his associates.
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rER--SE

TFgETsE. SEsS AND CAERyArsE
! Painter Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South de- Offers his service to the Citizens
this Village in the above branches at the most rea-
.sonable rates 1o-lo
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KEY WEST, June 29-The steamship
Narraganset arrived here yesterday with
several cases of yellow fever on board, and
sailed to-day for the North
American interests require an immed
late reinforcement Of our squadron in the
vicinity of Cuba
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MES.R SER FREE.

Z ESTi<,E Of the eace. 0.sice, FIueb-
~ ner's building, of Eighth and ork streets.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
VIII make collections, pay taxes search the rds
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C., &c All
business Will receive prompt attention. Ny Is.
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In Manitowoc, in the State sof Wisconsin, at the
close of business the 18th day of June, 1869.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $50 6o2 I6
Overdrafts 764IS
y. s Bonds to secure circulation 100000
U. s. Bonds and Securities hand 32OOOO
Other Stock, Bonds and Mortgages, 1877 .48
Due from Redeeming aud Reserve Agents 3.41I.07
Due from other ational Banks 6,263 45
Due from other Banks and Bankers 1870. So
Banking House 2,500.00
Furniture and Fixtures 492 56
Current Expenses 575&S
Premium 100000
Cash Items 275.2S
Bills of other National Banks S353.00
Fractional Currency (including Nickles) $3.50
Legal Tender Notes 17435.o0
s144,757.9
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Padin 100000
Surplus Fund 10000
Exchanges Si755
Interest 415795
Profit and il 80 50
Circulation Outstanding 45n1O. 90
Individual Deposits 42,Sl916
s14i,75z SO
&c. C. Barnes, President of the First National
Bank of Manitowoc. Wisconsin, do soemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief c. G. BARN ES, President.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Mantowoc County.
Sworn to and subscribed before the Doth day of
June 1869.
C. II. WALKER, Notary Public.
Lyman Emerson1
James Bennett, Directors.
G. Luling,
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REFEREES SALE.
srtate Of Wisconsin: Circuit Court.
- Mantowoc County.
Jarvis L. PIatt, Plaintiff, !

7
against
Peter W. Weiboldt and Judgment Of Foreclosure
and Louisa Weiboldt, and Sale
Defends ats
BY virtue aLo pursuant to Judgment of Foreclos-
Ure and Sale IL the 2love entitled cause dated June
18th 1865, shall expose for SAFE at the CoUrt House
in the Village of Manitowoc in the County of Alan-
towoc, and State of Wisconsin, the 14th day of
August 1862 at ten o'clock in the forenoon " that
day all the following described mortgaged premises
for the purpose of raising the amount of said judg
ment, interest and costs of sale, as follows:
All that certain property located in the Village of
Manitowoc County of Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin, as follows viz Lot number % and Lot
number two (2) il Block two hundred and sixtynine
(259) according to the recorded IN p of said Village
IL DAVID E. MARKHAM Referee
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RICHMOND, Va, June 29-Yesterday
Julia Gibbs and Ella Woodson, both col
ored. jealousy being the cause, fought
a duel with clubs, seconds being present.
Ellen was so badly injured that she died
on the field.
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LISTEN TO THE MOCKENG BIRD.
The Prairie Whistle and Animal Imitator can be
used by child 1t is made to initiate the songs of
every bird, the neigh of horse, the bray of ass,
the runt of hog; birds, beasts and snakes are en-
chanted and entrapped by it. Is used by Dan Bry-
ant, Charley White, and al the Mnstrels and Warb-
lers Fentriloqusm can be learned iii three days by
its ai'. Sent anywhere upon receipt of 25 cents ;
three for 30 cents; 81 25 per dozen. 11.3m
WI VALENTINE, JERSEY CITY, New Jersey.
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3. S.s.yDEEsS

FsgTFACTUgEEa aud Dealer In
II Z Boots Shoes Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street. ne,rt'ie corner Of Eighth Repairing neatly
aad promptly executed.
Mauitoxoc, September %, 1865
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Fg. =. Hs.IECD.U, III. D.,

DEET TSfCEAN and Surgeon, Also Ex-
z ainiuing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government
OFFICE corner Of Eighth and York streets, Manit9-
Voc, Wisconsin.
Orders Left at tho Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
to tne treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
n ASfS 1929
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r.. ..Y.t.SIH,

FEWEI4g.E asI Photographers All
81 fads Of workia line of my business prompt
y attended and warranted to give sati5iactloh
have iust received a Wing 0rnsbey's Multiplying
CAufsIsA OBSGURa, with which can take small
pictures Of the finest order, for one dollar per Dozen
rrapi4s taken Of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
,.,45ss..7.+Ix = ~ b,nI Work Street 13-4tf
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Providence. r. l., June 29.-Colfax
had reception at City Hall yesterday
He made speech predicting brilliant
future for the country There was an
immense crowd present.
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ER ED GSEE.S.

DEACEHCAE. FEzsy1S. fAeerss con
/ sfantly hand the largeScand best assortment
ofla and caps Of the latest STYLES, at the lowest pos
sjble prices. and always pays the highest value in
"a 4, tar nh kinds Of fTrs 16-7
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SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS.
SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS.

Attested in my trial and acknowledged bY all who
have sat for their pictures the Greet ael.0enaa cf
the Age -Four OF the principal pictures of prominent
parties who testified in COart their genuineness
will be sent post paid receipt of One dollar Also
full report of my trial Illustrated with wood cuts
200 pages cents. Address, WM. II. MUMLER, 81
Nassau street, New York. I-3m
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EgEEp. sCEgR EDER,

HEgsT Observation-Disclosures purchased
Sa tho business OF Wm. Brown, shall hereafter
keep on hani the choicest meats at the
lowest rates. share OF public patronage solicited
I3-J7
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FR ED SEEEER,

OFFERS to EssS many friends n1ess sR,e
public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats. salt Pork aud Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders Saa-s-es, Tallow and Lard at the lowest
ra+es Market an Commercial Street civ
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y. G. .EOH.H'S or,
SENTLEydES's Furnishing Goods of

u every ueacflptIon-
am prepared to ianuflc ture full suits OF Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice, and satisfaction
caraataeI. I employ the best workmeu to lie found,
and keep Of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in rSa I2-1
EIGHTH STREET, opposit. Goodenow & Barnes
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.FE ESG.sET,

- egE.Esr TEne4irec Of 71aritnyOc Eest.-e
III s hall ut Ilsonic Hall, on York Street, ,on the
1st aa1 b ,Fe Ines lay of Each Month.
e. X. RAND, w. II.
W. II ElEN Sec
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T.. KER.V',
v7oRx street .,-a,,towoc. Dealers

in Dry foods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Sh0es Ready made Clothing
Paper hangings Hats and Caps, Toys. Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
L 1alns, DC, &C. share of public patronage Is soi-
Q tei
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GEST.gP FEHssS,

RTATGE1 1MsEaEE and BEWEEER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment the latest and best styles OF Clocks
American English and Swiss Watches, as also OF Gold
and Plated Jcvelry. s1y
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RgT.sEL EU.URER YARD,

fE3zEE Undersigned are prepared 20 sEii
order, bills OF lumber or latA on the shortest
notice. A man viii be at all times III the yard,
ready to wait on customers and receive t'or or
ders The best stock kept costantly on hand at the
mill, corner of Quay aud 9Th streets.
1914 GUYLES i BROWN.
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CRE.s.u CETH HOUSE

~ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House located at the South end OF walker S
Point Bridge, is we'll calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms > 90 per day with first class Accommodations
Cali and See 4t-i5
AIrELL 6 RICKETS0N, Proprietors.
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JOHNSON & WcCkVIM

Offer their services to their friends to the public
generally for House Painting, Glazing, Graung and
paper hanging. Any orders left at the drug of
o. r. Bacon Il Co., VIII be thankfully received and
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates.
1911.
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NJ NoELCE
TO EXPRESS SHIPPERS I

All Orders for Express Goods from Chicago or Mi
waukee left at the Office of the Goodrich Express
Company, will he forwarded daily in tharge of Special
Messengers. and dslirerea free Of charge.
Mark envelope order for goods via Goodrich
Express Co." 1851 2. JOHNSTON, Agent.
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Fs gy .?T.yR ET,F.Tg.

TgERSET Gud Counselor at EaW,
= and Notary Public. Office. No. AXteils Block
South Fad Walker's Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Land Office. lo-iI
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Dg.p.EESTlRY,

DEA. i. pAFCFIEN, Dentist. mco
| in Sharman's new builling,i en- Ssh Street,
aianitowoc Wis.
ssa- Teeth extracted without pain-s
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.N,etC .fdCeFtiSe7n enfs.
TAKEN LIP

d Hiram Jackson, living on the Calumet Road
ID IL miles from town, ol the 25th of june one
RED COW: had on bell !; also brass knobs on her
horns; is about years old. The owner is requested
IS prove property, pay charges and take her away.
ll-3 HIRAM JACKSON
Manitowoc, July L 1869.
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.TPgCPr9 SYKES.

\ anil Coppergare manufacturer All kinds OF
repairing DONE Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
Zee lily
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PATENT GFFICE

Inventors " ho wish take letters Patent are ad
yised to counsel with MUM 4 co, Editors OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAS who have prosecuted claims DE-
fore the Patent Office for more thaE Twenty Years.
Their American and European Patent Agency Is the
most extensive in the world. Char es less than any
other reliable agency,
tors, is sent gratis Address
Io-3t MUM 1 CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
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IzsxE4a.F.Ms HOUSE.

4 WEEZsAa.S * =. KAPiFAS, FRO
~. pTis10rs. This hrst-class house Is IN eAGei
lci condition and the proprietors are conhden' tit
they ca. give entire satisfaction to the travelling pup
lie An Omnibus viii always be ready to convey tFaV
elers to and from the boats.
Farmers and others can rely on finding good ac-
comGlodatious for horses cattle. s-t-
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NIRoUIT COURT, uANrrOwOc

~ l.
William kiel, Plaintiff, against rgsJ
James Glover, Maria Glover his wife, 4.s
Samuel Pratt, Pascal Pratt Edward
Beals, Ebenezer IL Burger, Richard Summons
Hurlbnt Archibald Young Dennis for Relief,
HoagIaw, Thomas Rutherford, Stephen ! Com. not
Ba ties, Knud Torrison, Freeman SQUIRREL Served. .
Jedediah Squirrel, Alfred Smith, Peleg
Glover, VIM. II. Glover, CORTLAND PaiHi-
or, Frederick Wallace and Isaac Kendall,
Defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN, To the above named de-
fendents You hereby Summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action of which
copy is hereuntc annexed, and a copy OF your
answer me, my Office, iu the Village and County
of Mantowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive of the day OF such SER
vice. and if you fail TO the complaint as you
said the plaintiff viii apply TO the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint
j. ID. MARKHAM. Plaintiff S Atty
The complaint in the above entitled action duly
filed in the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc County, ON the Slst day of May. 1852
S-3t J. ID. MARKHAM, Atty for Plaintiff.
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e. 70. .Ee4.sES

rEAGTTas,fEErlE and Dealers In
w Luntbcr, Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice Maaitowoc, Wis.
A D JONES.
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rTFsINEg and Counselor at Law.
n oHce corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
voc, Wisconsin. l2-9l
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Yy.wg.s- .rg.sRKH.f.N,

A Ss-STaNT ASSESSOR. VIII be in
"A his Office over Sanderson's Boot and Shoe Store
the hrst ten days of each month, during business
hours 1914
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L EASCIN NAEI0N. as applied to the purpose
of life. new book, 400 pages (nonpareD, bound in
cloth A curious book for curious peopie. This
work is no acesrtisiqg schema csscatcT but
Contains full instructions TO exert this power over
men animals. Can be obtained by sending your
address with postage the publishers, T. w EVANS
& Co.. al So. Sth ST. Philadelphia lo-St
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T.Ty'EyTC .sR.WSEY',
p D .w.sRHFs.FTF.

COUNTY SURVEYOR. Office over
Z u o. Torrison's Store; the Bridge.
Manitowoc. Wisconsin. ISIS
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CRE.gREEs EE. ss'.EEKE1,
,S, II. Ey'DDD.

CTDEsSET at Law. Nanttowoc.
y wisconsin 0.ice Eighth street, over the
First National Bank. (jyl9'65.l
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SCHOOL, MEETING.

Notice is hereby given TO the qualified electors Of
School District No. of the Townot Mar,itowoc, that
the annual meeting of sad District for the election CT
officers AID the transaction of other business win be
held at large Shoo House in the Second Ward OF
the Village of Manitowce, Wisconsin, on the second
Monday, being the 18th day Of July next at o'clock
P NJ.
Dated Manitowoc Wis. June I'D 1884,
lost DoS. 4. SHovg, Clerk pro TOM
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Z. B. TRE.dT,

TTlgyEY and Counselor Mt La w
n Office on Eighth street, Nanitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to. Io-oz
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R e p @ r. T
OF the Condition of
The First National Bank,

I Ut LINFIUWUC,
| In Manitowoc, in the State sof Wisconsin, at the
close of business on the 18th day of June, 1869.
RESOURCES
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NOTICE

II O1ICE
Office of the Board of Trustees of the Wiz
lage OF Eantowoc, July 1, 1869.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will
In be received by the undersigned until July 18th
neqt for the docking and filling Of 5th street on the
South eide and 9th and 7th streets yn the North and
South sides of Manitowoc River, according to the
plans and specifications to be in the Council
Room on and after Jrly &c. 1869 The Committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids that may be
presented IL
III BERNER
JOHN FRANZ Harbor Comnitteei
NILES GILBERT
glow HORSES MADE FAST, and fast
Chorsss made faster. Simple practical Instructions
for improving Speed and STYLE and other valuable in
Journal, only Five cts. For sale by W H Guyles
Has exposures of hJimbugs 1I-3m
$40 a Day. Address A. J. FULLAM NY
S,END ONE DOLLAR AND GET B1 RETURN mail
- of
L0RINGs DOLLAR BOXES,
of the richest initiated French Note Papc All the
Ladies are ia love with them Address
1l-3m. LORINCi, Publisher Boston Mass.
rENuE MAGIC CONB-TEETH ARE COATED with
( solid dye You wet your hair and use the comb.
and 1t produces q permanent black or brown. ONE
comb sent by mail for 81 25. Address
1l-3m WM. PATTON Springfield Mass
ysIHF MIsSISsoUOI POWDER ACTUALLY cures
l. Cancer and Scrotulous Dis eases of the Skin
See report to L. 1. Medical Society. Statements of
Physicians in circular sent free on application to
CHAS A. DUBOIS, 192 Peed Street, New York City.
Box 1863 u3m
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A C-DxNET and Counselor ut Law.
n Real Estate Agent Office corner of Eight
nj Franklin Streets Manitowoc, Wisconsin l4-ll
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CAUTIO
fser,ev MANSON MUTUAL INSURANCE CoHfAar.
II June g 1899.

MADISON, WIS, June 3, 1909.
The public is hereby cautioned against enc Jonn
P detprichs of Nanitowoc. an agent o. tne UouSss
County Mutual Insurance Company, VINO mas Lnpose1 p
upon various persons by representing nlisen - -
Agent of this Compeny. lie never was, nor esoA ~
viii be an agent of the Madison Murud aud nus pro-
tentions to be such are male for dfsnonest
He has some of our papers which probably oo-
taine Iby fraud 10 D. w0RTHiNGTON, sec'y.
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.g.TO. II. ZII.l,S,

GOD2 WATER manufacturers respect
- fully requests and viii I'LL orders promptly at his
factory corner tn and Jay street, Manitowoc 16-a
, 1869-11-27

rrn mn t,- xr.,ano ,,A.,t...,.
,n~,~.rt @ - - spee1o performance o. an alltRtd
son,h o. y. esE VI an eqn4', s1itd par y toe
nns,1s- -, G..,. " ~ sau ~. 1Al O. me 6ootneA1
93"4 VI eoel'on ~ ~ u NeAsh r. u
,1u,. fA.H A*k&sf-
.rI.. ~, = AoueS ep4 fniiy IT, ps VIE v Alex
1s n*nul Auo =. sptncef hhteH CAsa.
t'.ra. - y y sssu. Iris u ID tctfou 10 1e-
cover 70 Ior ~ anegrd fal4s arrest snd itnptrsoo-
t nSn. VI Eu!3 Abbey nnf<r Z charge Of o.
LEinR So1 the female pAintlHl n sci OF fara val
oeu ~ s1se. -..-
DEATH or HrsbiSn.
:, ,NHte1Ana ~ 1s12fM% adDthlrssa!T1o ol AoosN
peFFQosrt v he llNoGtk Cen'fAI IA No2u CAn.
p4ny. ea.e Dsmages tsM II fA0ou An aettou
Enoef t3e alA3uto lot the loss o! hnso4od bE
, 1869-11-27

MALT,
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CHICAGO NDRThU RAILROAD,
tckLt untt ~nttthtASt cnrntf OF CTAtE 1n1 LAkAktA
COUNCIL RLCgyF AND OMAHA txsL