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, 1877-04-27
ON sCHANGE.
4 COMPARATIVELY DULL DAT.

Yesterday was what might be termed queer day
On Change. Tho Interest In wheat, which was
strong on tho previous day, someNhat Jagged,
though It was not quito cntirsly lost. Tho gallery
WAS even more denscly packed than On the day be.
fore. Tho crowd was largely composed OF indies,
several Of whom were known To bc operating to d
considerable extent through either Tho hulllng OF
bearing brokers.
There WAS great excitement Immediately tho
Doasd opened. There was etupcndous rush nado
for The corn eorner where Tho gscnt !nteres. cen;
tSea ny srapd 10 June ae1efy xs
was tho highest point reaehoA during the day.
e ot q s. zoo bs:has wss so At 10 Cents, S 100
or more changed hands IT u cents, and salcs
were made a1n19at at tho same moment at 10. IL,
conts. undor the bear ptesjn1e.. Within another
few moments: On tho strength Of lgood news from
rSs oi thfao iourss of IT. Then tho bears necce
r. er!ss s:s:ly vi e sSa ::liss $sas r.?
FED sc.. ssn and ss % sSss
Sasa'd sxa ss,D Hem X 4sco 'as Va, 60. ewsa s s.
eroTdtns, and pulling: ID Q, hats IN which ths 81.
lcry vas inmensei} interested Tho figures drop
hi Xii 1Is :i srsivea and III ses.on sa eosea
At tho morning Hoard thero was considerable do.
and a saaio aS isefs1 Wiz sod At g eeas. ''' 't ~
TUE HARKEr IN TIE AFTERNOON .
wss deeidedly queer. Corn opened a the O'Clock
quarter, md then cont moro, which. lctt i 1T
TX. juAt then thure was weak feeling, md the
thas' san down 70 s7 bg 'uassitoSs; lsis bn'9s
closed. ..-.. -
Tas reported during sbs e3c:smsut ;;,n II sorn
Tiususz rcpotter Subsequently learned was III nr. :
tr.e, and had no Foundation In tsct The arm has
landled great deal q corn. and Is handling much
morning everybody anticpatcd thak thete would
, 1877-04-27
LINCOLN.

Eptetat Dspateh 10 M TftbunA
srn,EorIELp. ILL.,, April 28.--A meeting Of tbs
Lincoln Monument Association was held to-day for
the purpose Of making arrangements for placing In
position tho naval and infantry groups Of ssatuasy,
which have been received. Lark!n Meade and a
representative OF tho ohteopcc., Mnss., Foundry
groups IN pohltipn At once and TO nnveil them with
appruprAfe dedicato-y excfclses. II will tako ten
days to got them In place.
, 1877-04-27


ITS RESOURCES AND PnosrEc7s.
Tho orrlinnty rim Of individual! who return from
tho Black Hills aud other equally hmous sections
Of tho great West arc d snnfc 10 tde unwnry, They
usnn1ly havo tho most monstEous yarns 10 rotate,
md tho gtcnloat Inducements 10 offer to ali who
desire to omlgrats, rich or poor, wetl.to.do or
down at tho heels, s,-and the tntatuatl0n which
fatso prospect Of sudden wealth, easily acquired.
opcns 70 thon, spreads and continues to spread
until hundreds and thousands Of poor fools part
with nll they have and ny 10 tho supposed Edorado
only TO And thumsciyes without means. lfAcour-
aged and uteely dlAheartened ly tho chces!ess rc-
allty no unlike tho rosy ideal pcturcd to them In
tho rosest OF language. It in consollng 10 once IN
while como ncross o man who, while Ah,o 10 fur.
nish accnrno information about tho rcsouFces Of q
newly developed country. has tho good sense 10 can
ton tho restless and The nneasy against the folly
OF rushing III, without the means to etnft In the
now life, 10 take possession. Such instances are
raro. 4 TntnrsE reporter met auch gentleman
x X ssa pransisso. who !: staying x
tho Commercial for . fey days. on his
way Ea*t from Artrons, where ho y Interested N
iory-thc Ccr1o Colorado. Dcsirous at obtaining
reliable Information In regard to the resources md
With !hes request 81 fnrul.h sueh information.
Probably very f." gs9pq Knew 'ast how 70 get
people from Cailtoinis. Tha recent eemrlstion of
the Southern laciac l.oad from Ban Francisco "
Fort Yuma on TITO worry borler of Arizona, has pro.
vlca an ca.y WY of. rrachias tho Territory. from
Tho west. 1t IL designed to extend this road into
tho Interior at m carsy day, but at present tho
| journey from IT. fumn In Ii by teanla.
THE nourz FRoM THE EAST
/ Is moro troublsomo. Tho nearest railroad punt
10 Arizona on tho cast Is r. Garland on btanch
nf tls Denver u lilo t}rnnle toAd. which connccts
| with the Atch!son. Topeka 4 Santa Fa load.
From IT. Garland tho traveller In Obliged 10 team IL
to AFlkona-.a long journey to thu aolish.
west. through the epu{hcfu mart Of Colorado,
| md through New Mexico. II il tho intention OF
| Tom scott md tho San Francttco railroad kings,
trn and eastern tesinini 0f Thu southern pac1c--
should It o1er become 4 ccttainty-como together
at aon,a point within . hundred miles Of thu lilo
| ssrandc ftitsr. Shoull their fond homes bo real
izcd, tho enlgrant Ut tho future will b. able to
rrach Artxona In much le&s time and without T.
pcsisncing any 81 tho hardah1ps which now fall to
, 1877-04-27
TIE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
soMET1IIHu PoR TIlB AUTHORITIES TO LOOK
AFTEn.

Posted In conspicuous parts Of this clty-aa4 for
Instance, Robert Laws coal-onlco-oro largo hand-
bills sottns forth the schemes Of the Louisiana
State Lottery. To iasplrn confidence It II statod
that two well.kuown Nebol Oenerals-DeaureQAfd
aud EarlY-aro to supervise tho drawing II IL
doubtful 1t either ot tho gentlemen would coun-
tenanco any such swinllc, lot alono ba
present and take part In tho drawing.
Applications for tickets eau be sent to the Chicago
agent, care Of tho Post.Otnce here, and pretnm.
noney 10 this local represents tive of tho .wTadlo.
hero ean bs. Jill name Is +. i: Fowisr. it, was
SsSs Ss sss 4 s kiSay "a % Sataf Ssf y ssg Sf
tcneo by hla promising that hc would quit tbs blal.
ness. low le has kept hia pro,a'ao can b. seen BY
formation arc requested 10 adAss4a him, II i sad
that he ID now East, hat!ng LETT some ono o:se 10
se tstfs sy g. " s na ha M
tectita wero stationed near the "lock boxes" he
could soon pick the fellow mp.
Ono section Of tho Illinois Criminal Code reads
~ fulluws:
aro.iafy gra p4e';.e at.thss;
e;
s .ss. r. .sSs; e !, 'sh g
s.s u q 2. s
si,sTy &: afsFsS sSs.;!as
such writing, certificate. BILL toKrn OF other device
httofu tnt!onc4 may be purchased Or 10
any way u1lfes. Or 1r to !ntto
tce sHy other to purchase or rfcelse tbs s4Me,
shMl fur c&ch ohanae, Ia antd not exceeding &lOl.
Tbs postsss haye on them tho imprint OF thu Ma.
tionst Printing CU1npany, No. llu Franklin stsest.
The manager of that Company .sdmila that they
prnted thu bills. and says that ho IL ndviaed by hIa
attorney that ths COMPANY IL not nmenabte, While
tho printing ID doao Id Chicago. everything IL
.'sehi. q few Orleans, aud dlstributed from
there" This statement may be trne, but IL II
probable that those intuEcstcd In the lottery would
incur the a1prtts charges thefe and backf No
business man would DO any such thing, and pro.
pslatoFs Of lotteries are not fohder ot spending
money nseessly than other people.
II may. pefhAps, be d!hlcalt to catch Fowler or
lls agent. sfuee The lcters he mails II thcy con.
tahl ttckcls, cannot be dlstinguiehed among tho
thoa-snds which rsaa through tho Post Utflcs.
Time you'd b. required to get tho evidence 10
convict, tut It can be procured by watching tho
lock boxes It sending the agent 81 for ticket and
having an sre kept on the letter conta!niug tho
money until u IL Vut Into tile hands Of tho man
vino gels thc mail. This Poat.Dt1co Department
can do nothing under tho United States lava
untess circulars arc sent through tho nails and
II Il next to tnpoaa!ble to hnl out Who deposits
them. IL any are sent. They Usually put Into q
street box Vt some out-of'thc'way place when no
QUO II around.
Tho attention Of States.Attorney Mills l. called
10 tae National fE!ntiug Company. Thu lAw ir RI.
gard 10 printing lottery posters L. apparently sx-
piict and It ought 10 bs learned Il their attorney
advice Il correct In order that II ii u sound tAe
Lols III tho statute may bc stopted uu.
, 1877-04-27
NO PEMT-uP UTICA IN HIS.
En&t.tol NrnnfrA In JhA Tt.ShHnA


DUBUQUE. IA., April 28.-A uotsd character OF
thsclty named Jamcs Hughes has Just died from tho
cGectsof excessive ESQ fllquor. Id has been very
prominent character. and has, during his career In
this pl&ce, run slearnboas forrY, street raii.
way, shot tower. a newspaper tbcinR At one TINA
tton .tore,. and. !assly. bskery. when strong
drink took him OF.
, 1877-04-27
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

stoncrs IL drawing nigh-tho first wock In May.
Or. Ray Is prominently spoken Of As tho success-
or OF Dr.. Frrar, deceased, ~ a mtm6ar Of tho
County Medical Board.
Tho Hospital Committee wilt meat this afternoon
to s.s hs Tsp @ 1hs rsn h' been
Wealthy Mansfield, an inmate Of the County. In
sane Asylum, died IN that institution Yesterday.
The cause IL not slated. Deceased has fffendsln In
81 H. ffsss' sss 'fits!s, ssa, ssts asss
b. scnt 10 Eixiu ao:day.
Walker appears 70 gut money from somewhere,
ward with tho stono work on tho uow Court. House:
Yesterday he set the 1fst stone on the third
conrso.
4 certain commssionc. presented an order yes
ter!ay for few dollars to the County Treasurer
for payment, and was sefuasd. lis astorward said
that that was tho fr1t he know Of thaso nut being
any money In tho Treasury.
Ono of tho granisa pllsatera for tho now Court
liouse WAS placed In poetion yesterday 70 advtr-
ise tho quarry from which It camo. n that pill
nstc. knew "A mnch about how Il enmo shcro q
ss s1see or fer ri Il ad Would NJ 6
f. H. VIA 4 Va ia 4 n,ss stt Da,s
against certain Judges Of election before The Grand
| Jury. with view to having them indicted. Now,
| imrnr 80 ~ ~ ~ '"''' ~ 7 WV
'.so''
Tho employee in the County Clerks of!tc nre
| snftttn9 Untold mtscrics. Thoy have had no pay
moath @ ~ vii III oispso s Be bsore money comes. @ Tho
propr&etoEs of the apP'o-sandd around tho build
Ing aec nothing ahead 10y them e3cept bankruptcy,
fof tho Aforesaid employees, dtHo1ent from tho
No realgnatlona arc reported, howoyuf.
rh. r.onrtv co1,ortn, In, s.n,,.s tba fo,,o,.,rc
pesons II rnlrct .nfonnrtv tsr IN thc snv
rr.i dtcran4 Uvisinns ~ IN c(fv snnth eyhtr,vo
/ II anaars = II Ssmmoos1 n q! Eennnv K .Ins.,
| am H. Il NarEin' n H. i,nyd. tbseinr 4
| schornck. q. (lundsrson. ii. Il, Mcrrett. Il. d.
| Oeieelsr, west ChicpEo-G, 4, JOHNSON, Ucofrc
Knefr. Henry Piirrim. r j. Felton II. j. Jacobs.
Jsmes +. Fictfcr. Al Lefae-J. A, Farrow, No
| annolntmcnts hayo been msds far North Chtcaao.
Grcsuse thste il ycry ittje Of tho ncfsona tsx d..
i{naucnt. The COLLECTORS hoyo inutrucfione 70 push
| thinga.
'"@'' .-.,....
Tho county Treaantet returned from short
trip to Cincinnati yesterday and Immediately sent
enso to HaEna claim for extra. What he wanted
g Harms for any amount. and upon being assured
thst 10 had not, 10 sAt4 he would not pay h!ul
| anything Until no had. Tho order for tho money
voted Harms Has net slgned yeeteEtaY, and 1t maT
norcr Ge. 1t u feared BY some Comm!salonefa that
tho whole MattcFts 70 be dnk up again In tho Board,
the movement anticipated bnlne to hare the Board
By rs Tote declare the contract null and void. II
to tho situhtlon.
gen IJch il satd To bs vtrv 1ond in b,s dannnc,a.
| tim ~ c.n,nmissinnnr Eittosrsid nd Ti.iiEi%,
NJ NJ ~ ~ a ~ = "1' saas ss. A!t.A
, 1877-04-27
: BEFORE IIOYNE.

The case Of John osahar,, arfe.ted for receiving
and having In his posseaalon counterfeit si,es has
gone the way Of great many othsrs which have
been squelehed in the District Attorneys osnee.
Commissioner lfoJne, but, owing to ''otheF A..
saDgemcnis, II did not come 10 hearing, DuIlnR
, 1877-04-27
For Use in he Nursery it Has No EQUAL
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

First among tho Requisites Of tho toilet Is a sood
article Of Eotp hut 10 procure Il II not aNxyI essr
matter h4ny Of tho nott crpcnsvh Eoaps In thu mar.
ket ade from and deetortous nateftaa AMI
their delicate eootnR snd fragrant perfume loo ofteu
conceal The mott repulnye tmpn.iet Tho dsciosuret
reccntJ n1sde public regarding this subject po&t.
titeiv Hart1lnR aud desurvd serious consideration
tlonabe. especially II applied 10 this head jnrnE tho
hats irritating the scap and inducing head.
Acea Tho character Of tho ingredients be inferred
from the statement Of a gentleman who maker .hs
seentnG Of 8oaps his busuesa he recently declared tAtt
pe1sona engaged In this employment shortlIved
tTo % ten Jcas7 being the longest period during
e sna % reI purs ,r
saisIPftss .aa sssm!ss :s 81 III! + Ias.i11. q 4
whose Ienae esahi!ihmrns II by III tho ia1cst Of i.
kind IN Tie United Btate4 Thortnoxn oi Mt JAnhifTe
scniinated, but ths atest aacoess i te spprop,a;s
After Ytsrs Of patient labor and scientific experiment
on of lid nest toilet soap eTsT ntroiueed ria III.
cpk Ingredients sEn tito rurest vegetable otis: The
L s aaSn ID @
du1tFJ.
"B. T. yAsnrrrs To11s1 BoAr" ia The trsdu. .r1s,t
fo q iao dsesse en nt.a eSt9a 20
PEepeTtes .rns Sop II aes NJ amsd Tho lnsTedlraa
eSe;try 70 di.ssss inso,or Fss mo, '2@ y
nned taste considers the abscncs OF artinra perfume
2est t IL se
neathfal aud asfceabe artcls Of tha kind oTrr
though specially desirable for tho ute of tAdie. AID
mtns toilet aod asit nakta hosry lether al.o
81 ss t. f. g.
become gtEnral.-fttc York Tribune.
, 1877-04-27
DEATHS.

DUTCN-ThuEsdayt April 20, 1t 3 o'clock, 11rs.
8. r. Dutch, aged 70 Jears, vito OF Alfred Dutch.
months. ..--
Funeral from 10 Arthcr.av. to Wells.sL depot
and then 10 franklin Grove, H., Saturday morn
Ing 1t o 80 O'Clock.
, 1877-04-27
;MAI&H1AQEY,

MAI&R1AREY
SWART8-hfAsON-AtM MafyBvllls, o., Monday,
April 1e At tho residence Of the BRIDES parents 81
the Rev. William @. March, Mr. William T. Bwarts,
Of Oswego, n. Y, and Mlas Lillian N. Mason, ro-
Gently OF Chicago.
, 1877-04-27
STncK.tAEFH

STOCK.UGER,
Tho acaaon OF stock.taQcr will bs inauguratcd
al Tho Tivo,i day, whom tho famous Downes b
Deuls book beer will bs placed on tap, This pa.
irons Of this famous resort aud others interested
should not fall to make poto OF this.
, 1877-04-27
FARMER HARMS.
4 WORM WILL TuIlN.

CHICAGO hpfN IU.-llHHluk 1uE klU EAsk tNu
ycars submitted quietly to all sorta Of criticisms
The pscea md tho people, Jet feeling ali the tno
that Il could not be possible that anybody living
wt,lfully and desgncdly intended to persccu.s and
in]urc me, have thus far refEatned from rushing
into print 10 deny assert anything; but DO mnch
has been sale about mo lately-my work aud ny
Intentions that for the snko Of dccencJ and ius,cc
had better bo left unaaid-thatI consider II high
tins To say word Of protest regarding tho attacks
with which my nnmo 10 coupled. II yous
Issue Of this morning o column Is do.
voted to intarvicws With builders and others,
most Of them mtn who wcrr higher bidders by tons
Of Thousands Of dollars os' tho foundation Of tho
frst plan of tho architect Was awarded 10 me.
These gentlemen are made, By tho genius Of tho
interviewer, to se.vc not only as wltne'ses. but
lut2ge nnd Jury, ali nHalnst nc. nsk In all fair
ness ii such il a proper tribunal TO pans upon my
claims for payment for my work done and pef.
was The lowest responsible bidder for Tho foun.
lltioas upon plan which was submitted to ma to
govern my work. and after ! had followed Tat
oiaess to eoafefm 10 the last o1o and bsain
a1 regardless Of any senae fa1 q s.1Ed
materials. 60 unlike Tho hfat plan WAS tho laas
ono that tho architect had no hesitation In claim.
t netuaiiy @ rid s16 ooo ior seh papcf CONSTRUCTION
The mercst novtco In BUILDING can soc from these
simple facts Of record that In lhe very nasutc Of
AfchiI,e.ses TO 10 mannRn and arFange such work,
10 :. elk ss f.
H., ss,s :S sn
mo, who am no architect, nor yet an engineer, re-
apons.ble ios lines and tevels which can onl1 30
ey means Hf az ascH'atS N
pa!s IN :yps Il the direction q his emoloyei:
porter states ate shat did not drive Tho piles 4. re.
Tho party intends unttnth. yct naverthe!eas, u
thlrty feet, ind afterwards follower 70 10 put on
sDsssaoas T @ SC sd eP II s8s e s,ts e.
: ptie. which 1esi,tanss ~ ds.st@insi
fa, to be sntcient, then tho pile Or follower. as
the ss.e might IT, Was 10 b. eas o. ard driven 10
clsy I ID tho Court. liosso Square. that the piles
a arsen NJ 9ss neadea pound down n
10 many feet Of pil!ng, contrary % tho letter and
spirit of the spestaeatioss It may account ios thu
happened to have lust enough. common sense
sesT s IT. ssI'ss gs ssss5
r. a';sef Ssi e engineer ;s. sn, sosA
nfEs df;sg"g H. ny ay hDov f ,e1 as
81 Sa ssse. sny qt IL snss ' sd
i 20. aa% sSs %'as sseo = . . rosas ass
Snss tssn !. to ID .pss!asstoa. rFosiae xhsh ba;s
es!o'S4 4sa esa o IL q
In giytnx sual recommended By tho architect hAs
, 1877-04-27

PIANOS TO RENT.
AtLyon & ues1y's, State and Nonroe streets,
you can always rent good upright or square
plano, at low rate.
, 1877-04-27

DR.. Scflenck's Standard ltcmcdlcg.

MEDICAL
DR.. Schenck's Standard Remedies.
The standard remedies for oil diseases of the lungs
aro scbenck'a Puimon!o Syrup, Behencka Bea Weed
Tonic, and Schcnck's Mandrake Is and II taken be-
fore the lunKa destroyed. speedy curc ID affected.
To thcsa three medicines Dr. j. H. schenct. Of Phil
adephts ouea his uutvaled sueeea In Tho treatment
Of pulmonary diseases.
Tho Puu,ouc syrap rtpens tho morbid msttnr IL tho
,nugs; nature throws Il OF by easy e1pectot1lion,
for when tho phtcgm matter b rpe slight couqh
will throw It ocs tho patient has rest and tho iunE1 BE-
Rn 10 heal.
70 enable tho Tulnonlo syEup to do thts. echsneks
Mandrake Pills ind 8chcncks Sea Weed Tonic Must b
freely usod c'eanfs tho stomach and liver. sehenok
Mandrake Pills act the liver, romotne Ill obstruc
ttonk relax tho gall hadder tito btle starts freely, and
tbs 1tvef u eoon relieved.
Bchenok's Sea Weed Tonic IL gant1e attnulaot and
Alternative, tho slkalf Of which It IL eopo&cd mica
with tus food and prevents sourtng. II AisA the d.
Reston BY torluE up tho stomach " he2lth5 condi
tion. that sha food and tho Puluiousa 6Yrup will
make kood bloods hcn the lungs heal aud the patient
will sure!y get well 70 freah cold.
All Who wish 70 consult Dr. Behdnek, either person-
ally or By letter. do 1t hs principal onice
otsixth and Arct.sts. Philadelphia, evory Monday.
gehcntk's medicines sold BY ali druggists through.
out tho countfy.
, 1877-04-27
BANKRUPTCY

BANKRUPTCY.
Special Dlspoteh 10 TIE 7ftounA
srnyxo1tELp, ILL.,. April .2O.-Ell Reed, Of Pc
tcetburg. died voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
to-day,
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Jefferson Gounty-Circult Court.

Jefferson County Court.
Henry Muherger Plaintiff,
against
Herman Mlescke and Jeanetta Miescke, De-
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance ola judgment Of foreclosure
u and sale made in the above entitled ac .
ton, on the 2lst day of February, 1877. I
shall sell at the law office of Mulberger &
Gardner, in the city of Watertown, in said
comfy, on the 28th day of April, 1877, at
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, the
mortgaged premises directed by said judy
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follows, to-wit All the following describ-
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FIRST ward OF the city of Waterown, coun-
ty OF Jefferson and State Of Wisconsin, to-
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thirty, according to Cole. Bailey & Co. s
plat Of the village Of Watertow and also
the South fifteen feet of the piece of land
deslena ed as "Hydralic Reserve" on said
plat; also one hundred and fifty square
inches of water for propeling machinery
and appurtenant to the above piece or
pieces of land.
EARL NEWTON, Sheriff.
by JOSEPH GILES, Deputy.
Dated March l4th, 1877.
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c. s: .EXE - WV


IL N rs
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
embraces under one management the Grea,
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST anC
NORTHWEST, aud, with its numcrou,
Branche and connections. forms the short.
est and quickes; route between Chicago aud
ali points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Minnesota, IOWA. Nebraska, Cal
ifornia and the Western Territories. Its
Omaha and California Line.
Is the shortest aud best route between Chi
cago and all points in the Northern Illinois
Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon
China, Japan and Australia. rs
Chicago, st Paul and Minneapolis
Line is the short line between Chicago and
all points IN Northern Wisconsin aud Min
nesota, and for Madison, St. Paul, Minneap-
oils, Duluth, and all poius in the Great
Northwest. Its
La Croose, Winona and St, Peter
Line is the best route between Chicago aud
La Crosse, Winona, Rochester. Owatonna,
Mankato 81. Peter, New U IN and ali point Is
in southern aud central Minnesota It's
Green Bay and Marquette
Line is the onlJ line between Chicago aud
Evansville, Waterfowl, Foad du Lac, Osh-
kosh, Appleton, Green Bay. Escanaba Ne
gaunee, Marquette, Houg hton, Hancock and
The Lake Superior country. It's
Freeport and Dubuque
Line is the only route between Chicago and
Eigin, Rock ford, Freepors, aud af. points
via Freepert. It's
Chicago and Milwaukee
Line rs the old Lake Shore Route, and is
The only one passing between Chicago and
Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park,
Waukegan, Racine, keuosha and Milwaukee
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains Of this TO d.
This is the only line running these GERS
between Chicago add St. Paul, Minneapolis
Milwaukee, Winona and Green Say
Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore Ohio, Pitts
burg. Fit Wayue & Chicago, Kankakee Line
and Pan Handle routes, for all points east
and south east. and with the Chicago and
Alton and Illinois Central for points south.
Close come ctions are also made with the
Union Pacific Z. r. at Omaha for all far
West points.
Close connections made at junction points
with trains of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sold by all
coupon ticket in the United States and
Canadas.
Remember yon ask for your tickets via
the Chicago 4 North western Railway, and
take none o.her.
New York Office No. 4l5 Broadway; Bos-
ton Office No. State street; Omaha office
245 Farnham street; San Francisco office
III Montgomery street; Chicago ticket Of
fees 62 CLARK. street, under Sherman House;
IS Caual, corner Madison street; Kinzie
street depot corner W. kinzle and Canal
streets; Wells street depot. corner W ellis and
k:nzie streets.
For rates or Information not attainable
from your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gent Mang'r, Chicago.
". H. STENNETT,
Gen, Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-04-25
Fruit Trees,

FENHE Undersigned is acting as agent for
L sale O nursery stock for the Spring Of
1877 for Whitewater Nursery, Greenman
McGraw Il Day, proprietors. Prices lower
than ever bel fore and stock warranted to be
first class. Apple trees, iron clad,. to
feet, $500 per 100 Evergreens, shade
trees, &c., in proportion.
c. A. HASCALL, Agent,
Washington Street,
Watertown. Wis