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STATE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALE co-ss.--Ctoat

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALE Co-sS,C6taly
- Court hereqf, TO September Term 1S63-h ChdRcgY,
James Higgins and Agnes Higgins vs.. Thomas Hill, Jr-
Bill to correct mistakes In deed,
1t appearing an AFFIDAVIT on file the office of tho
clerk OF said court that said defendant Thomas HUI Jr Is
not resident OF said state, and said compartments having
ned their bill of complaint in said court on the cancery
side thereof on the I'D day Of June A. D. lS eren and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law
Notice. therefore, is hereby given to said defendant Ihom
as HILL r, that unless shall personally be ana appear
before said court at said term thereof to be held a tho
Court House, in OTTAWA in said county on the st Monday
OF september next, D. 1862 when and where sad AsS
Is returnable and Plead demur or exc t to SAID
bill, the same will DC taken for confessed against yon and
the matters ana things therein prayed Tor aeSe accord
ingly. a. Il. MOORE, Clerk.
II. X BOYLE, Solicitor. june26-4w
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BAKERY FOR SALE,

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
i OH CITY PROPERTY.-Ths Ottawa Avenue
House and Farm, containing 81 Of the best
white sand rock for making glass in the counry The land
well fenced mostly pckets the budinss OF stone, the
Situated miles west Of Ottawa aud mile from the Fair
Grcund on Ottawa Avenue which the only good drivr
house great resort and the best place for brewery and
beer garden in the county, with dns grove back Of
house Tor pic MICS . .. r.
For tsrther particulars inquire the premises Of
nolau CAPT. A. p. REED, Auctioneer.
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EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
his residence aiming 2o acre. Of land and situated
Sale County, Illinois Said farm has 20 aores Of woodland
the remaining 220 acres in good state Of cultivation
with good improvements Old and young apple orchard
of small tfuitsa thrifty. will sell my farm in one lot
or will sell l60 acres, containing residence. and SO
separately. no 2S-u ELI sTRAwN.
LNOR SALE.-Ths subscriber offers fur sale on reason.
able TERMS the following lands and town lots, situated
LANDS. m
9 AsT.S s% , of " ~ Ks ne -
100 Acre.-NW1l Sec II, +. Il, Rs.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 5, 6, Block s. States Addition TO Ottawa.
Undl1 Lot II, Block T. States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots 10, in Block q, States Addition 70
Lots 10, II, H. 49, 81 r. Block y, States Addition
to Ottawa
Lot 6. Block So, States Addition 10 Ottawa
Lot Is, Block 80, Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. the residue
time suit purchasers For further particular apply 70
Albert F. Dow Canal Office, Ottawa.
ottawa, May 10, lses.-n T. =. Ge0DELL
LNOR RENT-A Two-story Brick Dwelling House
situated of St. George and ST. Clair streets
Ottawa Centre. Inquire of o. Leavens. nov7-ti
LNOR SALE CHEAP.-Lot one, a. blokc sixty
nine, t6sJ States Addition For particulars enquire OF
ianl-6 HUGH GILLEN
STORE TO RENT.-No. 80 Madison street. nov
a
feb l3-t J. WOOD, Eagle Mills.
LNORSALE.-In quantities to suit and on easy terms
l. my Otter Greek and other farms, in La Sale and r
insstoB counties.
Odell Ill-Sept. 2st '6SA WILLIAM 6TRAWN.
LNAKM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE
offer 20 acres OF land for sale situated IL miles south
OF Ottawa on the VermoE river and miles from strsator
THIS farm wiz be within h mile Of the junction Of the 0.
T. R.V. X. r. and the Chicago. Seneca Lisbon r.
when completely which both under contract aud being
pushed forward 10 completon fast the Of the
companies will permit. The now running on the
Ottawa o. r. v x. R. from Wenona the l. G. r. r. tc
streator SO acres of this farm undersid with
hebest coal in lnsis being from to feet thick and less
than hundred feet from the surface TIE surface land
oftEc best quality of prairie except 10 of which Ii
timber so under cultivation so well fenced with
good boards
dwelling house with and good dry cellar
never failing well Of water splendid orchard of thar
hundred trees of choice fruit nearly fell grown, having
been planted and carefully cultivated several years before the
| house built.
The vermon Coal Company own - Of coal lane
adjoining this far which in than years will increase
| Its value to double tho present price.
Bruce March LIFT W. Z. MILLIGAN
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43atent Safes.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES!
Great Confagation on Lake St.


CHICAGO. Jan. 81, 1868.
Messrs. HERRING Co, 40 State Street: wv
Geadmat-ln the disastrous fire Lake st, which
red the night of the 2Sth inst had Of your No.
FoldngDoor Safes, which lay in the burning ruins until
yesterday afternoon, sRd great the heat that the
brass knolr and plates melted entirely Off Upon
opening it, after exposure Ofabout ortyght hours,
pleased 20 inform that found its contents,
sistng of valuable books and papers, all in
splendid condition.; in fact the inside Of the safe looks
good Some Of the Of the books loose.
We we'll pleased with the result, and would add that
safe that preserves its contents WE'LL proves to be IRE.
G. N. HENDERSON co.
The Safe of Messrs C. NJ. Henderson 4 Co. now Be
sidewalk. Please call and at No. 40 State st.
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
The vctors than 5O0accdcnta fires. Awarded the
Prize Medals at the Worlds Fair, London Worlds Fair,
New York; and Exposition Univssse Paris. Manufactur.
cd and for sale by s. .-.. .r. fft,
HERRING & CO.,
40 State Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Factory. Corner Fourteenth and Indiana Avenue.
Jan l6-Sm. stf. If ',U .I.tH wa
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LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF FINE FURNITURE
To suit the times and wants of orr citizens,
From Rich Oil finished Walnut Chamber Sc

And Mahogany and Walnut Parsr Suits down to common
candle stand Nearly all home R,ade An extensive assort
mont Of Mirrors Dressing Bureaus, Lounges Wardrobes,
Secretary WOOL Cured Hair and Sea Grass Mattresses o
elastic sponge) great variety Of Cane Seat Chairs and
Rockers Spring beds of various paens all good and cheap,
and in word everything usually kept in first class frni.
re establishment Ottawa shall be, rs always has been,
the point COED and cheap goods All of which he is
determined to sell at the smallest living profit aud he has
yet To learn why he can't sell cheap any other man,
and in will he lie uidersod without regard to cost
of goods
BABY CARRIAGES. quite variety, good and cheap
PICTURE FRAMES made to order of WalIat, Rosewood
and Gilt Monllngs, of all styles and sizes.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES of all sizes fitted to old frames
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TIE
DISCOVERY YET
Stouffer's Patent Egg Preserver.

WI keen Eggs in perfect condition Two years
Eggs can't spoil while under the process; .na
ii las been used By the psteniee Twelve Year, sA'
never failed. 49,. .rrrer have
Eggs put up by this process during 'ne Az. m,s
One psu can pu, up and send to market Won,
Of Eggs in less than six months ana 'h're "'' Ns"'
Il equally applicable TO hot or cold climates, ess"'
l,,n,prstood ana costs shout q CEN 'r Nolen, -,
Thousands have tested the hgss' ann s''''' 'A"'
arc perfect ,., ,.-tac, .rGC PRE-
SERVER"
!. The patent, has 70 years e run. - -,
4 FAMILY Rights without permission 70 nus ma ~
rrrs ~, SPECULATION 81. Crocers' REhts-in i.arg
Cities 750 in villages, $40 s'a'es ana S'""'''' -
eofaihs ~ pOp''@ JOHN T. rHA7EL.
II un.ortown, Penns.
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The Best News Is
THAT THERE Is

NAONEY i'm the Treasury OF l,uoo'S
vi County. to redeem all orders drawn
,non thc same. that have been presented
tl,ot were issued prior to No. ~ ). datcu
Nav 18th. 1880. and that the ,n'ereS' Wv
said Orders will ccase from ana alter 'ie
date Of this notice. - - ~
WILLIAM BRETT, Sr.. !. -. y
X r. Persons holding OrfcrS WI
please prcscn, them on saturdays. rs thai
/. thc dnv will attend III my office.
WILLIAM BRETT, 81, 1. ID. =.
| June 10. GA
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Pryrs. Attention is directed 10 the
advertisement of Messrs. Moerry ("
Brother. of their pumps. Mr.. ien'!
Fn,hofen. the agent in this town. mas
ono Of these pumps in operation at the
Farmers House. which evil be pieaseo
70 show to any one wishing to examine
il. There are several others III 'own
and all who have them are satisfied VIII
their utility.
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II ,nyysr. = The Barley i'll this County,
was probably all cut last week. prom
.,,,eoronccs il is an excellent crop.
Wheat harvest has just begun pu. 4"
few fields having been cut as yer. he
cron will probably be the best in tel
voors. The rust has not injured IL any
and,he oply damage has been by It's ia'l
ing down.
Oats presents a fine appearance AM
wi,l be ready to cut rs quick as "he"
il out of the way.
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hTThc auditor, Recorderand 9herih
If this County have all gone TO the Fails
of The Ohio to take a big splurge' anu
attend the meeting OF the District. Board
of Equalization, which assembled on last Isl
"Wednesday at New Albany. We w'sn
Them a pleasant trip and safe return.
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PLEASANT HILL, MINI,
April Q, 1866. !
DIR. G.. w. ROBACK,

Dear Sir:-Last
fall my wife had the
Liver Complaint SO
bad she was able to
sit up but a few lnin-
utes at a time. l
had a physician doc
toring her for some
time, but the ncdi-
cine he gave her
seemed to DO her but
little or no good. l
was advised to get
her a bottle of your
Bitters, and let her
try them, and see II
!, they would help her.
| So l thought if one
bottle would be good
two would bc better,
! and I cot her two
bottles, and when
she had taken the
last bottle she.
). could do most of her
}. house work. | got
! her one more which
&c sc entirely cured her,
nd and she looks the
hest I have seen her
t for four years. we
m recommended them
re- to several of oul
: neighbors who have
|, I! used them with grea'
success.
, s:.; ORv1s A. MASON
asses
Juno II, 'P9-llm
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NTwhooping Cough is prevailing 70
a considerable extent i'll our town' az
present, but in ra,hera mild form. ihefc
are also few cases of measles among
rho children.
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rpEASU-NERS REPORT--lNTENESi
TRCST FUNDS.

state Of Indiana. dubois County, = ~,
,s0uE undersigned 'rrcasnrcr o. p ~,
bois County. would Respectfully ~
mort 10 your honorable body the follow :,
mo as the receipts and expenditures ., OF
Trust Fund Interest, from the lst. u.,S ss ~
lime lsSs,to the 3lst. day of May Aoo''
both days inclusive. io.wu:
RECEIPTS.
lhcre was vs. AGO "A
4 And there has been rcccivcu
; the following sums on inc
following accounts to-w.' e., @.
lntcrcet YIN - J. a3N U.
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A i L E N T ION
TWO COOPERs WANTED.

u,.rs,ored wishes to employ two good Journey.
man Coopers ana will pay the following Vs.
ror Lard Kegs from IS 70 p cent. rr veg ss,ar ~,
barrels Is to 30 cents Egg barrels .. ee,r. sway
irloyme"' ~" w LAWRENCE ER0SENFR
| Jasper, Dubois County, lAdsns'
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vu,rr undersigned would respectfully
announce 10 the public that there
will he pic Mic and Ball at ms mousse
half mile from jasper OIL the Jaspcrand
Troy road, on 1850
Plenty of good things to cat ana a =.
w;ll 10 had. Good music will be in At
tendance. The public generally arc IN
vited. LII, ia rro
MICHAEL HOCHGESANG.
Juno 4, '69-4w
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1iIDllUR'S KEPORr = INTEREST
TRUST FUND.

S,atc OF Indiana. Dubois County. SIS:
,I,iE undersigned Auditor in ana Tor
said coonty of Dubois. would ~
spcc,fullv report to the Hon. B"ard'
the following as the Receipts and En-
ucnditurcs ofTlnst Funds Interest, rom
The Isl. day OF June 1868, to the 3'st. OF
Nav 1865, both days inclusive, to-wit
RECEIPTS.
There was in Treasury the LIST. nay OF
June 1863, the sum of Sfo' -
| And there has been received
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GLASS WARE.

Yy great variety and Of the be-. quality Low pfire
/ At the Drug sore ''S~
Oct. ., Go
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ALL FOR Two DoLLARs.-A geh,ie-
man of this city recently sent two dol
lar. to an Eastern Jeremy Diddler, who
advcrtiscs that he vii! forward 10 auy
address, on receipt of The stamps a mu-
eical instrument that will play one ,une,
for fifty cents; four tunes Tor one doila,
and half, or one that would play eigh'
tunes for two dollars. In due course o
time our musical citizen and sucker re-
ceiyeda carefully done up package. b.
express, which, on opening, he found e
contain jcwsharp. lie is now engaged
in frantic search for All instructor OF
that instrument sufficiently educated U
teach him the eight tunes.
indianapolis Sentinel
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~ The Governor has received inc
-csicno,ion of John W. Buskirk OIL
paoIi. Orange county, District Attorney
for the Third Common Pleas Dls'r,c,.
It l. understood that Mr.Buskirk intends
removing TO bloomington. we learn a
That the Governor has appointed MI
W. Farrell Of Paoli, to fill the vacancy
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S72,4ss A0I
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM BRETT, 1. ID. Z.
Lunc Is. '69-3w
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Ku1rp.-We are Informed thar 4
,.e.,,g man named Nance. was Killed III
Doviess county last week by tree iai'-
mo ON him. 1t seems he in company
NTH another were cutting timber i, ''e
woods. and when the tree was 49,
ready 10 fall. he concluded he could run
under it the way it was TO fall ana GEE
~. &c roach before it came down. bu'
his leg, didn't move fast enough anu i''
life paid the penalty.
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The iron work OF the
comfy Jail Aotch j. about e'hP'e'.''
IA ne understand the Count! '"'"".'
'.. ,;,, MEG, this week to receive
and make settlement i"r ~ (
NJ. ,.,;l win not be amy too sale wnr"
ron,ple,cd, and the Sherin ; ' .',
m,,. entirely 100 small tor coh'Io'''
,,,.,;e,,e. or good looks. ihii'A "
MA .hcritl. D. porulou. and wca'''s
n,uu,y. having t9u tlree rooms W a.
.,.;,r rcsi,,cucc. county office. ~ an"
,r,,luc IL this case i, me io' -
,l ~ build the necessary ao'i-
lions 50 rs not 70 mar Tic ais'e''"''>NN
u.c wLelc building.
MN Mr.. ". q. lirlrRlciI. OF Hun
,;nrl ur- departed this life, on last ~
lc 7ulh wear OF his age. III
many respects he was relnarN"oie '',''
rf,',,,l,s IN ,lmtinghurg in is4n.whe
uev town. and helped 10 puiio
am, and being a iuan OF hocrai '''"'"
,-.s ,or many years leading
c,;,en. and did much to incuiea'e VA
nir;t .. GOOD taste which nov per'aa''
i'll, community. lie never aspifeo y
any position. above that Of me ne, ho .,,'a,
,riyale citizen, but never Tie less n''e'
,e,.a, Of he minor township OFFICES
-. :, o,r time was appointed by Pres'
don't jackson as teacher OF the "ctm.l
language at West Point Acadamy' =
vas OF commanding appearance. o''h
over six feet high. well ioriheo' an"
,rsct carriage, ehhc preserved un'
-. last illness. Peace be with him.
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AIjDrrOR's REPORT.

state of Indiana, Dubois county So; III
ssSI,E undersigned Auditor oil saiu
,,unty. would respectfully rcpof, 70
,hc lion hoard Of Commissioners ui''
lie following is n true EXhioi, VI w..
Rcceipts and Expenditures OF saiu com,
nv. from the LIST day of June isoo 10 Wv
slst day Of May 1868, both days '"''"
lsive.
Tbcrc was in the Treasury OF saiu cou"-
~ on thr ist day OF june,
1868, the sum OF Sa'''' 20
nj ,hcrc has been received at
the Treasury the following
\ sums on the following ae-
COUNTS ,rox Z 4.9losl
lVi.hl".. ,nl oSa O7
I Pcdlcrs License sns
5 show License ~,
D Ferry License Az,
Docket Fees aao
-. *
Jurors n So Oi
+" o"h'. so
= Nlio" IN ,.,.onua cl6 s
" County Revenue Az
Road tax 1oa
Il Township tax 80, Z,
: Special school tax ano !,
70 Military tan -ss .
Dog Tax ~, .
l. Poor tax
c.
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Total amt. receipts S4,oo- ~
EXPENDITURES.
And there has bccn expended the ioi-
Lowing sums OH the following accounts
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ORvIs A. MASON

juno II, eo-iIm
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r,,nNTY TREAsuREws REPORT.

State of Indiana, Dubois 'ou"'!' 80 ),
vv~AE undersigned Treasurer OF sa,a
county. would report to the lion on,
Hoard of County Commissioners tha' .I,e
,nI,"wima i a true exhibit of the rcccip's
and expenditures of said count, rom ~, -" y,
!, :, day If Junc. 1863. 10 the slst Gay VI
MAY. is09, both days inclusive.
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Total amount $72.is6 10
An of which is respectfully submitted
MARTIN FRIEDMAN. e. ID. =.
Junc o5. 'G3-3w
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EexE.-The pair which is felt when We
are FIRST transplanted from our native soil.
when the living branch is cot from the par
ert tree, is one OF me most poignant which
we have to endure through life. There are
after griefs which wound, more deeply, which
leave behind then, scars never to be efaeed,
which bruise the spirit and sometimes break
the heart ; but never do we feel as keeDly
the want ofloye, the necessity Of being low
ed, and tie utter sense OF desertion, as when
We first leave tire haven Of home. and are,
as il were, pushed of upon the stream Of
life. N
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The inqairY into the HiDdv-ereen collie
rG explosion has terminated. The last wit
nesses examined were the Government in
spectors. At the conclusion Of their evil
deDce, and after the coroner bad addressed
the jury, verdict was returned TO the ef-
feet thar the sixtytwo men and lads lost
,heir lives by the explosion OF fire. damp,
but that the cause Of the explosion was not
known The jury recommended that powder
should not any longer be used in the mine,
and that the quantity of air in the WORK
ines should be increased.
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CoLUxBUs AND XESIA RAILRoAc.-The
Cincinnati Commercial states that the Co
lumbus and Xrnia Railroad has been leased
70 the Little Miami Railroad, and this lease
has been confirmed by the stockholders Of
the former. These roads have Heretofore
had close running arrangement, with two
Boards Of officers and directors. Hereafter
they viii be operated ~ one read. II IL
generally understood, however, that this
ssep is preliminary to lease Of the entire
fcad-from Cincinnati to Cciumbus--to the
Par Handle Company which IL owned by
the Pennsylsania Railroad Company.
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nv MetseKsR Hamas
Enth heausifsl. bssntsini hsuasi
NteysrS neither white nor small:
Ans yea tknnvF would EVkrussy thiuk ss
nat ,heY etf& Izir 81 all
N'xt lookea VI kehd, thoss form ana noe
a eculptor's dream might BE-;
Ket are ihsse aged, WFlnklad hands
Moss beautiful 70 me.
Such heeatlfu., SsautifaI hands
Though heart were weary and sad.
Thee paitent bands kept toIiine 90,
hat the children Iulght be Rlnd ~
X Almost weep a. locking back
10 ohi.dhood's distant day,
thlnk how these hands restsd not.
whsn g.ne uers - their play
Such beautiful, beautiful handsi
1hey'-e crossing treble nov
Ncf tine rnd pain have lefttheir mark
On han-sa. and h-art anu brew
Alas alas /. e nearer time
md the sad, sad day 70 me.
When meath the dAinles. out Of sight.
Thee hands will folded be.
But Oh, bsEond This shadow land.
Where 81 10 bright and fa.r
knoW null well these dear oil hands
vii palms OF victory bear;
where crystal streams thr. ugh endless years,
Flou over golden sands.
And where the old grow young again.
IN clasp my mothers hands
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PLAsTERERS.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERs' PRUTEU-
" TIVE and BENEVOLENT soCtETY Of CHICAGO,
ILL, meets =Very TUESDAY evening, al o'cicck, N
their Hall. Room No Lind'z Block.
JANIS CAHrERRr -uesirent
A. :. CANON, Corresponding Zee IA- NJ street
VIZ. PIsGOrT, Rec. secry isl -sb0r e.
OURNEYMEN PLASTERERs' ASSO-
~ CITATION Of CincT nat ulee fs every other Thurs
day evening IL lrou Mguiders Jnlln s w Vest Fith
Street All communications should be addressed x tha
Corresponding Secretary, l5s est Front street.
d. A. LII. See. JoHS CAssy Pies.
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ENGINEERS & FiREMEN.

TN0 THE BROTHERHOOD OF L0CONO
H. TIVE ENGINkEKs.-Ah Engineers dssirogs 81
starting Divisions rf ht hruthf rhn1d requested
70 address y NJ. Rayuor, O B0E l2z, Rochester,
New York, by whom an necessary iuiorutttun EiN b-
furnished. :. r. NuDsE. r. O. A. H..
Fort Wayne. TOO
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
~ ENGINEERS Chicago Division, No iu, meets
every saturday T.a0 ~ NJ. at their Hail. Room iul
No. 1855 South Clark Members o. She Order
respectfully invited TO attend.
J. G. PAREEE. O.. r.
NJ v. SruEY. N, "A.
x u brown, Cor see'ry, Chicago, IlEncis
7 locomotive FIREMENS' UNION NO.
IL 81 meets vice a month a. their 10 FOrtage,
Wis. THos. LiTILE, secretarv-
A. @. REMISSION, Master.
Correspondence Win other unions requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. l6, MEETS EV-
j. cry FRIDAY Evening al $50 state, Cornri Of
Twelfth Street. Correspondents with sister unioEs Is
requested. p. o. pRAsER 60io.
j. L0CKEY, Master
y. M. BRows. Tor ani Fin. sew.
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CARPENTERS s. JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION,
~ No. 81, Of Cincinnati Ohio, meets every Tuesday
evening a half seven o'clock, at ther Han m West
Fifth Street. P. .. BOX -AA
JANIS STKwhKT President
EUsEAE MoKAHAS. Cor. srcy.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERSr PRO
~ TBCTIvE UNION, or CHICAGO raet- eveii
Wednesday evening, Al M. HuurYes u a. x46 south
Clark Street AZ half DA-t seven lriurk
,. WILLIAMS. President.
CEas ". WALKEE, Cor. sec. $40 hurnsdo street
JAMS CHoEISs, Rec. Sec,
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PUDDLERs.

TIT s. V.-BOILELS AND PUDDLERS
W UNION and Beneficial organisation. sisel Forge
No. j, Wheeling, Wrst rgiuia. meets every Saturday
evening a. seven o'clocF " CLIss President
ions q. HABEEFIELD. -. Sec. Pnetofhce box A.
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
1869.

Fares stiIl further reduced. New York to Glasgow,
Liverpool or Londonderry, Cabins, 5000 and $40 o.
ate g. extra.
Glasgow Londonderry % Chicago, 5000.
As this Company does not enpoy runners passsngs
vii either come direct the office, address the
agent BY mail. Apply
JAMES WARRACK. Agent.
MaAfaon ana - salia
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FIVE TRAINS DAILY.

This IL the only Route byk which passengers
can lsase chicass eatsrday stsrHoon M through car
THIS tram leaves the Piftsburgh Fort Wayne and Chi
enxo Railway Depot NJ SIS p. n, and runs through
eithout delay, arriving In New York hours In advances
81 other Hasa.
ma 600 Y. n trsin from Chicago arrives In Neu
FORK at le.O0 A. NJ Che second day hours In advance u
any other route win corresponding reduction Boa
Inn, PhilndeipbiA, Balfinore, and Washlngtnn.
7hrough fkkske fox sas a. the company's once
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