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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17

TIE New York Sun takes the romance
ont Of the May.Bennctt duel very
abruptly. IIs correspondent. who has
been over The battle ground very
thoroughly, seen the tracks and talked
with every one llrcreabout who knows
anything abont the affair, lcIcgraphs as
follows:
"ltismy deliberate judgment that no
duel took place. have no doubt t,c
whole affair was arranged before tx
party reached the ground, and that tho
visit to this out oithe.way.placo was
merely for The purpose OF creating the
impression that there had been a fight
when in reality the parties were friends.
This is the opinion Of every gentleman
from this locality who has visited the
place, and listened to the various &C
counts given OF the affair"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks ii Is
curious coincidence that Johnny Me-
Lean gothis $1,000 check with which to
hnlldOzc the October election from the
same Third National Bank IN New York
from which emanated tho $1,000 draft
which was cent to Oregon to bride Cronin,
Mr.. TIlden, the eminent reIormer, ia a
director in that Third National Bank.
lie keeps his money there. johnny Me.
Lean and Cronin are twin brothers in
I.rneI. NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
MARRTRD.

RUSBEY-BANE-on Wednesday, January TO-
1877. ut the residence Of the brides parents, BY
Rev. d. u; Rogers, Of West Liberty, W. Va, Nj.
CIIARLNs g. BUsDRY, Of Ohio county, W. Va and
NJ 81 BELLR q. FAME, Of Brooke county, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17

A MEETING OF the friends Of a new
form OF government for this country
favoring Council instead Of President
was held in Washington one evening
last week. There were less than fifty
people present. 1t was stated that the
Swiss Consul. General had furnished the
reiormcrs with data as to the Swiss
Government, and that the British Minis
Ter had been written TO. Here is the
sensible letter received in reply:
"BRITIsu LEGATION, WASHINGTON, !
December %, 1876. I
"GENTLEMEE-ln reply to Your letter
Of yesterdays date, ! must express nv
regret that il is out Of my power 10 give
you details ior which you ask. 1t mnst
indeed be supposed that my duties here
are very light il | could lind time TO write
what would require.so much thought and
labor. As 10 the relative merits of the
Governments OF the United States and of
Great Britain, the question reminds me
OF the phrase which | had to copy so
much when boy, that Companions are
odious,' and it would i'll become Her
Mnjcslys Minister TO enter upon the dis.
cnssiom Of Il question which might lead to
such Il comparison. remain, gentlemen,
your obedient servant.
"EDw. THORNTON"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
DIED.

.DlNDN.--On TmsIay morning, January 10th,
1871 nj o'clock, Isaac DIXON, In the 9th year oil
his agc.
The funeral will take place this wednesday,
nfurnOOn at o'clock from bis late residence, 1912
ChaPlinc street. Friends Of the family invited 10
attend. lntrrmGnt at the Peninsula.
Z0ECKLER,-On Tuesday, January &c, 1871, al
20ClOck, CHARLES WILSON, son Of Benjamin 4.
and Mcna zCcckler, aged 3yeArs II months and
20 days.
Funeral notice tomorrow. ......
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cToCKnoLpERs MEETING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE ''.' 'l.
All persons lnttrestel In The WOrklngmen'a
Building Association are TCIucsiUl 10 meet al their
llAll on Saturday evening, January 18th, q
o'clock, M bnhlnCSsOi Importance Will he Nbhitlcd
JNO. FITZsIMMOEs,
jazz Secretary.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for So.

scRinSRR for December, now ready, and which
contains the opening chapters Of Nicholas MIN
lnrn,' Will 10 reads with eager curiosity and In
tcIest, IcrlOpe no mora readable number oi this
magazine has ct been Issued. The three numbers
Of sCRIESKR for August, September and OcioLcr,
containing the opening chapters Of dIhat ISSS ~
LoWrie's," will DO given to every new subscriber
lEho requests ~, and whose subscription beRIns
with the present volume, i.e with the November
Subscription price, 81 years. cents a number.
special Tenn. on bound volumes. Subscribe With
.ne Nearest bookseller, or tend check or r. o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoR RRNT-THE TWO.sT0RY AND 4
IL half Brick HouSe No. 20 Twentieth street, with
heyen rooms, hath room and finished attic, hot aud
cold water, gAs throughout. Enqulfn Of W. 9.
YOUNG, at Harper Bros, No. 1871 Main 81.
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ierred TO the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation.
Mr.. Beard introduced House bill No.
"a, which was referred to the Committee
on Roada and Internal NAVIGATION. On.
titled n bill to amend and re.eiiacl section
% Of chapter l04 Of the Acts q lSJ2-3,
concerning road tax. ~ II q
Mr.. Hoffman offered resolution 10
amend the school law so rs 10 make Il
compulsory on the part Of parents and
guardians TO send their children and
wards 10 school for at least twelve weeks
during each school term. Referred 10
the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Ferguson offered resolution that
the Committee on the Judiciary inquire
into The expedienoy Of changing the time
Of holding court in the Seventh Judicial
Circuit. r....I SOD. 100 U.
BY Mr.. Gray: That the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation inquire
into the expediency Of amending the
road law 80 that every able bodied man
from the age Of 81 to so, shall work one
day on the public roads The residue To be
kept up by taxation. NIal Do iHu
Mr.. Hays, Of Gilmer county, intro.
duced House bill No. %, and asked that
Il be referred 10 the Committee on Judi
ciary. II is entitled, "a bill providing
for the location OF n permanent seat Of
government for the State, and the erec.
ton tlereat Of the necessary public
buildings for the use Of the Slale.H THE
bill in full will I've found in another part
OF this paper) -
Messrs. Wilson, Imboden, Ferguson
and Faulkner advocated the reference Of
the bill TO the Committee on judiciary
Mesrs. SOmmerville, Pennybacker
Simpson, Barr, lIearh aud Hall opposed
the reference. t
Mr.. Farnsworlh, moved that the House
take u recess until q o'clock. The mo
ton WA withdrawn on an order to grant
Mr.. MCFadlen a leave Of absence for one
day.
The House then took recess until q
O'Clock.
| AFTERNOON gFssInN ''-'s'
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S' arHJhH 900 d
600 2'TEf.HLit.rs
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EOR REHT-BRICR DWELLING HOUSE No.
Il 20, SOuih Penn street, with Ten rooms, hot and
mtdlAtely.
Also, one Brick Dwelling with nine rooms and
6torc Room, No. o. Eighteenth ~. WIN rent them
separately o. together. Possession given April LIST
Z Also, one Brick Dwelling House Will niue rooms
9n Tue corner Of Eleventh aud Chapline streets.
t9sseaal0n given April lSt, Apply To
jnl1 A. IN. ADAAlS f297 Market 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
CONNECTICUT.
Esssasts sssss an EARLY Asisasry of III.
''Nwssasg state

Esssssss sssn .. Early asistsry Of the
''Nussa~x stste.''
The "tienesal History Of Connecticut 2
originally Issued in 1871, has jus, been r..
printed by the appletons, with notes and
n tditiOns added thereto, substantinting the
author statements. "a copy Of the original
work was sold ut snc.ion last March, for one
hundred and fifty dollars. The author was
compelled TO flee from the state Of Connec-
ticut, an account Of his opposition 10 the
blue laws then iu existence. On reaching
England, he published his work, under the
title above given, where it excited q great
deal Of comment. Among many interesting
accounts OF the manners aud morals OF that
period, we extract the following:
SOME OF THE BLUE LAWS
"No food or lodging shall be afforded 10
Quaker, Adamite, or other hereto.
"lf any person turns Quaker, he shall be
banished, and not suffered 10 return but
upon pain Of death.
No priest shall abide in the dominion !:
hc shall lie banished, and suffer death on
his return. Priests may be seized by any
one without a warrant.
"No one shall read commop.prayer. keen
Christmas or saints days, make mince pics
dance, play card1, or play on any instru.
ment Of music except the drum, t,umpet
and jewsharp.
mo one shall run on the Sabbath day. or
walk in his garden or elsewhere, except
reverently TO and from meeting.
"No one shall travel, cook victuals, make
beds, sweep house, cut hair, or shave, on the
Sabbath dav.
"No woman shall kiss her child on the
Sabbath or fasting day.
NO man shall court maid in person or
by letter, without first obtaining consent of
her parents, 81 penalty for the first offence !;
lOl for the second; and, for the third, i'm
prisonment during the pl. asure of the
court.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME OF "puMrK1N-
HEADS"
"Ncwhaven (now New Haven is cele-
brated for having given the name of pump.
kin-heads' to all New Englanders. II
originated from the blue laws which en-
joined every male to haze his hair cut
round by a cap. When caps were not 10 be
had they substituted the hard shell of a
pumpkin, which being put on the head
every Saturday, the hair is cut by the shell
all round the head. Whatever religious
virtue ia supposed TO be derived from this
custom, ! know not but there ia much pru
dence in it: first, it prevents the hair from
snarling; secondly, it saves the use OF
combs, bags, and ribbons thirdly, the hair
cannot incommode the eye by falling over
them; fourthly. such persons as have los,
their ears for heresy. aud other wickedness.
cannot conceal their misfortune and dis.
grace"
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New Advertisements.

! plAn0n NAeSidssns 10 il.,ssiS ed Ieaas
fiAGh m hsii. aststytp~ rss,oiii, Siss. Masa
Sssss..ssS ~ be et,id. raripr Organs. s.uta ~ !;
stoDs w u ,,ni. ont, s'a. Nea,ly New I kut
Heed l: STOP Sub isasn & Octave Coupler Ot.
sans. cost over eai0. only ear Lowest rsisrs
ever offered sent on ID days ts-i trial: You 14k
suit saiss over i.d6oyS1o Annually War cu,,,.
M,unced BY i,,ot,ots"iints. hswdfr synonymous
Circular. Writs for explanation. Battle raging.
Full particulars free. Address Daniel y. De.
atty, Washington, New Jersey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
pAsssssIs H.,

- CONNECTIONS.
]. Al Sioux City with Illinois Gen. S,.
CITY and Pacific and Sioux City and ST. Paul Lr
roads,
Passenger train going east connects at Davis
Junction with branch trains arriving IT Port
iandyille at 1913 p .sr., and then connectug with
aoward's stages for Virgins. Eden fsiryiew
@ ssloit; . Csa,on, Har1shrrg. FIsndreau. Linwood,
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlapdyiile
1t 10 p m, connects at Davis Junction With
train going west.
s. AtEik Point xith stages for P,rca, N.b
=. Al vermillion With stages for Lodi, RI. :
side, Turnet, bioomingdsle and rinlsy.
s. Al 1eckling With stages for st smes.
g. At Gsyville with stages for ST. Helena.
J.. At iankton with stages for all points in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
"a; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
S1 g.. steamer. ior Kendall, Brule, Pierre, suily,
ace, bismarck, Stevenson, Rerthold. Bufort,
arrol and Benton; connecting At Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO. z. MERCHANT.
E.V. DERRIcKsoA, Gsnv 6upeyintenu,,
d0SNL
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WAR NOTES.

h WAR NOTES. .
E Bucharest, Sept. N.-The czar witnessed ;"
lhe operations Of Friday, before Plcvna.
; be regimen. Of Chasseurs Of the imperial
ard has left for the scene of action.
London, Sep ember l0.-A special from
)enna, says the Russians who seem to
have thought little Of my danger which
light threaten them from Ru.tchnk and 6
Reegrad, are beginning to take different
view.
FAll reinforcementa passing through Rnst
shuk are directed down in great haste 70
wards Giurgevo, 10 cross over the bridet
q Cysgos. The first detachment of ofguards
md division Of the wilma army corrde'
Nave taken that direction. (!
h Constantinoplc, Sept. l0.-Tho whole o q
euleiman Pasha's army passed north Of th{
Balkans. +
4 Adrianople, Sept l0.-Largc forces ar =,
passing htre to take up position between
Sofia and the Servian frontier.
The future movements Of the MontencI
10 unccr1ain. no dati~i'---'
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CONNECTIONS.

CVNNHC1zUNS.
omaha.
2. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, ST. d..
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis anc |
points eouth.
3. Al Missouri Valley with Chicago Nos,i.-
western Railway for Chicago and all pointe en>
:. Al Sioux City with the Sioux City and ST
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points II the
Northwest.
S. At Blair with Omaha and Northweeter,. ),
r for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
s. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific =.
z. for all points west, and the Pacific csaet.
Z. AT Wisncf, with stages for Norfolk, an6 III
points in Northern Nebraska.
~ Be sure your tickets read via SOAP.
&c. HILLS, Gen'i Ticket Agt,
/. So16H43. Supernlende, b.
c. j. UCoSNoR.
Western Passenger Agent.
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tAi's' vsaisiae ord, Ia - aiissrra, ay h,
ii aks feuD 4 lAkasaian olbsv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-13
mt IAN On cslsAs olooam.
liAs@syssA Pos. Jul, s4.l

ltAse'JsrA Pos July sA1
The dssih Of Sir Gilman OiDyhleo. ~
annssiKsd in tie uorning psyses, created 1
SD senssiina in he Lobby u iks bous Of
commons yesterday, Lss right honorable xss,.
tieunan having been actively ensaeed In The
house up 70 the close Of Saturday, proceed
taeA sorrow was universally expressed II
the loss Of one 70 kindly and amiabie, the
Irish members especially declaring it would
b difficult for them to Gil his place. Sir
Colman OLoghlen belonged : an ancient
and much respected Catholic family in Clare.
His father, Sir Michael O'Log6len, was
master Of the rolls in ireland, and was the
first Catholic judge appointed in that coun-
Try between the reign Of james II. and Queen
Victoria. A handsome statue TO perpetuate
his memory wa erected by the bar Of Ire
Land, and now stands 1t the head Of the four
courta, Dublin. Sir Colman has been . prom
inent Bgurein Irish political forensic life for
the lass forty year,. He was associated With
the late Chief Justice Whiteaids and Nj.
Butt, N. r, in defending Sir Charles Gavin
Duffy, Smith OBrien, and the other state
prisoners in 1S4S. He vas greatly loved by
his tenantry and universally respected by
his fellow landed proprietors. Under the
administration Of Mr.. Gladstone he filled
the office of judge advocate-general-a post
which he resigned on the occurrence Of q
misfortune incurred solely BY an ~overgener.
GUS readiness 10 befriend Others. He was
never married, and leaves two brothers, one
Of whom will, We believe, succeed TO the
%baronetcy and estates.
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PROPOSALS..


e0OesnAaA 1oQ 0yUeAN saPeaan.
Qee4ftmeqt 81 tks lsseetes,
OtHehb % 1NBSAS Acf1SGs.
WAshAAxsss, Jul, y. ISL
- TN flout. com" IG.. ms III. .as.. M jsr,
nat,t DIRECTED 10 nv (1,eHi,,issiu,,ut ~ InSi.s, II.
fslsS. cGsc II MAJOR w, q, WuGiIt.' q NJ III
- q. ~ yr.a...H. a..."s q. w.,
.uAsss ~ iVss.
!of Iifi,isi.in. ~ NEW IGsk, 1,ita1elpl,la. Haiti
iHr iSiIio@,Sss;, .,,ppii'~ i"iihs iadiasa s',s IT,. ~
a.G1O.0aO psssAs VI pIswr,
t.es0.aoO /" GsSn,
yo.oo0 /" /" ssis,
95O,oO0 " KoGsv,
Aiso = variety Of us,ur articles. consisting q,
csrDenierN n, n sniifh;s s,,S.ii.s NJ NJ. ~
uortntlao n wna.I ,n sI@Ia mc mean. as q trans.
~ had Oh application to =. II. kIxSsi.Sf n
C,tv T..,s N: ~ - y : ssTAua .OnhN =. o,onx
cHyAaIss Hcst'ins. RE P. oir !. Sner .i sassa =
n,,.ha MI 49, LII ;. !. 1.yI John =.
The i,ds viii is a, ..a'% al ", i H.. '..ss us.cs. =, ~,
pirchaxinc cninn,iifes. ~ sh. IL,.,sI ~ s'.., ~
t:omim,ssiSSnetx m',i rcai n, III i,'an iu,. a. ,, inaIs y,
the hour above Named. BiiJers are f"viicd 4" n
ZACH lid must aiy. IN. n,.,r.s ~ NJ, ..,.to.
Interested IN. u parties 10 il. and must have I
copy. Of this advertisement attached. Ma bids
resiect dsfaaitssi N an hi i,ere MsS rave \ NJ ;.
MI bids. or any DuiI ~ any ND viii r.. ..ia.ya n
II deemed for tile beat interests Of the (iOveri-
ment.
Every bid must In, accompanied By n certified
check or draft, iaynllc Ia tI,s order n fhe f.",,,.
missioner Of Indian Affairs. 10 Se held i,v lin
until the execution Of the contract, mIoa sosme
Y. =. Depository, which check or draft shaii mi
be- less than i've per centrm Of the amount Gi ths
proposal; and shall be forfeited to the Tinted
states IN case any bidder receiving an awarj
shall fall TO promptly enter intO contract. or IN
BE- returned to the bidder.
The Flour must be fresh ground. uf sound
wheat, equal TO the hest New York Xy o,'siitw
and delivered In strong double sacks. Sainnsei
q mol less than 20 pounds must accompany each
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The ~heAdqnassess Of The cnsovitch, with
the TLiriesnth corsA have advar ord a
kahaljeva, tAus cnfrcasins Ragged. vhik
hssveea Ossnan Bassr and fiynova with ,ks
NM divisioa sAsds With h ~hcsdauasts,
In E1earvy~.
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n0vsuD
1Asy,
3TATl0Na
.tl.x s,.tons. 4rsssgrapA STATIONS.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
I. Al Sioux City With Illinois Csl..al, Sioal
CITY and Paoiac and Sioux CITY and 81. Paul Rail
roads @S F&M %aT
= RAsssngef train going east conascts II Davis
Junction With branch trains arriving ct for!
lnndvillc a. i2.t0 p ~, and then connecting With
ASssrd's STAGES fos. yirglnls. gdun. ksisrlsw,
Sslyit, Csa.ons lsrrisGIrI. Elandtesn, linMoSd
Big sioux River, aud from leaving POrtiandville
a. lis p. M. connects 1t Davis Junction with
train going west.
S.. At Blk Point with stages Tor r ucu, Neb
aud Richia d. u. n.
4. A. vermill,on with. .lagcs for Lodi, K'vr
side, Turner, Bl0Omingd .lc and finlay.
9. A. Aucklinx with stages for 81 James.
u. AT 0Ayville with stages for st. Helena.
4. Az Yankton With stages for all points In
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
In; and during abs season Of navigation With
Missouri River Transportation C0mpaniss Inns
q steamers ior Randall, Bru!c. Piele. sally,
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, 6crthOld. BufOrd,
/, arrOl aud Benton; connecting NJ Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Back Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
E.. v. DkRRiCKsON, Usnv SvU<rtntsnd't
H0enk
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Goat o. mn PRINTING.
u
Press and Dakotatan
LEoAL N

L Co., f ---
A Full and Complete Line Cs@prisiae
Warranty breeds, Quit Claim DEEDS.
Mortgages. Gi.aiiri M0nsae~s.
Assignment n MastxAges.
EHtd for Deed.
Contracts.
Leases,
f ss,'gs." q 1 ktsatss;
lAcssaan Certificates.
Marriage Certificates.
Town I1at1-Thfca 6lzea,
Naturalization Papen-lEt & I'd,
Power II Attorney ios soldiers Claims.
0Ass1Cs 0aaa1ns
Certificate Of Sale a. Foreclosure.
S"'e' s ss1s g" 81 K ss's &c ssf fsesss Is fs ss'e. Of
'1 Deed 3 = S"assss 'A't'
Cases.
Jusa3eo q 4oaeo Dlaalu:
ey. summons, relief. Commitment, Exc
cntiOn. Execution IN Restitution. APP
leal B~Ond-critninal rsse. Execu-
ton In Criminal Case. certin-
cate Of Conviction. Under
t~aking-witncss, In
f dcrtaking- de-
PENDANT,
Keplcvin-exccMtiOn In
Kcplevin -ahidavit and notice,
MISUNDERSTANDING by defendant,
Observation-Disclosures and notice.
District 0OurtDlaalv;
Observation-Disclosures served s,mmons-
reileiE,campiaint h!led, Snmm0ns-money-
complaint served, SummOns-mOney-
complaint fled. Subpoena, Replevin.
afidaylt and notice IN, kepleyin-
undertaking by plaintiff, RE-
Peyin-llndcrtAking By de-
PENDANT. Rcplevin-
execution In, Com
plant on Fore
closure.
Lis n-dens,
Bench Warrant,
Writ Of Error,
Decree OF Foreclosure.
ORDERs PROMPTLY FILLED BY EXPRESS COL
BOWEN 4 KI11asBuRY, Props
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LII & 8

- 49, - "
LIN e 8
sss csacAso . sosss sssrs4s nsfIwAs
knsssess saess one ns~Eagens~nt sh< Gseat
rvuns subway u ~ u N West aAd NsFsk-
vest, SD. ~sk ~ nassssoss br.sehss sbd con.
n~ecftons. terms the .hnftss sns qattsesf roHie
eetwes . CbtssRo snd III pois,s 10 Illnoi,, Wis
sSsss.i s" r.s, nsfs,ggssi sihss.o.a; Iowa,
stes. lie
Omaha and California Linz
aud ali poi rs In Nostbsrn Illinois. lows, Dakota.
NebraskA, wyoming. Colombo. Utah, ue,AAa,
California. Oregon, China. yspsn and AuslrsliA
Chicago. St. Paul 4 Ktansapols ldns
L, the shortest line between Chicsgc saA I'll
snd for Madison, ~. Paul. Minneapolis, Dsluth'
and ali points In the Great Northwest. lie
Il Crosse. Winana and S.. Peter Line
Winona, kde6Sster, Ov-ionna, Gsnkato, 81. r..
ter New ulm., and al points in southern and
Central kinnek0la. 1t.
Green Bay and Marquette Line
b the only line between chicago and Japesyi,le.
Watertown. Fond dn Lac, Oshko.h, Appleton.
Green Bay. RseanAbs. Segannec, Marquette
Houshton. Hancock and the Lake Superior Conn.
try. Its
Treeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago ana EIgin,
Rockford, Ffseport, snc al points via Freeport.
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
10 the old Lake Shore Rout-. and is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegsn, Racine, Ke-
mocha and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all tnrough trains OF TINS rosa.
This is the only LINE running these cars he
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Wiuola. or
Chicago and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore d Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen
Chicag ,kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes,
for all points East .nd South-East, and with The
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for ali
points South.
Pacific X. X. At Omaha for all far West points.
Close ronnecuons made at junction points Nth
sdtas of al croes potnts.
1ic1els over this ronte are sola by all Coupon
Remember. you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & Nofth-We stern Railway, and take none
other.
New York ONCE. No. AS Broadway; Boston
ham street; San Fran isco ONCE, 12l Montgomery
street; CHICAGO Tickes Onicee. 81 Clark etreef,
under Sherman House; IS Canal, corner Madison
and Canal streets; Wells Street De .ot, corner
Wells and kInZle streets.
For rates or information not attsipshle from
yonr home ticket agents. apply TO
vAl7IH Hos1I17,
- Gen. Manager, Chicago
GEM pass,r Ag,- Chicago
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
l.. At o.. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
run. OF OmAh..
.. A Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and all
s. At Niasouri v..ley with Chicago I North.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
4. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and y.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail.
navigation. and with stages for all points In the
NOrthw0st.
S. Al Blair with Omaha and Northwestern Z
K. for Omaha and Southern Ncbraaka.
6. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific X.
Il: for all points west, and The Pacific coast. :.
Z. At WAner, with stages for Norfolk, and al
points In Northern Nebraska.
~ BE sure your tickets read via sea- Pr.
&c. FILLS, 0ep'l Ticket Ag't.
Ill U834SS. Superintendent.
G. UhCoNNoR.
Western Passenger Agent.