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Sherman, Charles, bar keeper, Wm. Tell House. Shimpf, Louis, on river, h West near Franklin. Shindle, Patrick, cooper, h Main.
Shindler, Henry, carpenter, bds National Hotel.
Shuck, Theodore, miner, h Gratiot.
SHUSTER, I. clothing store, 88 Main, bds Lafaystte House. See adv p 25.
Shuster, Jacob, laborer, h Division near Franklin.
Shuster, Philip, painter, h Wann.
Sikkema, R. laborer, h Hickory.
Siltzer, Andrew, laborer, h near Spring.
Silverburg, M. P. h Bench bt Hill and Perry.
Simms, Nelson, chair maker, h Franklin near West.
Simmons, John D. baker, Levee, h Gear above Dodge.
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Simpson, James, miller, bds John Westwick.
Simpson, Wm. sawyer, bds North Star Hotel. Simpson, Thomas, miner, h Gratiot. Simpson, William, laborer, h near Ridge.
SLAYMAKER, J. L. harbor master, h Second near Monroe See adv p 42.
Slaughter, Wm. teamster, bds J, Galvin.
Slichter, Jacob, clerk McCully, Strocky & Co. h Hill.
Slichtin, Henry, miner, bds J. Graves.
Smart, W. R. peddler, h near Ridge.
Small, E. A. firm Mars & S. bds Gear House.
Smith, Orrin, pres. Minnesota Packet Co. h cor Second and Jackson.
SMITH, S. P. leather dealer, 188 Main bds M. P. Silverburg. Sec adv p 19.
Smith, Henry, cabinet maker, h Hill above Division.
Smith, Jerome, pilot, steamer Nominee, bds Bradley House.
Smith, Wm. stone mason, h head Bouthellier.
Smith, John, laborer, bds R. McElhaney.
SMITH, B. livery stable, Commerce, h Bench-See adv p 47. Smith, Wm. with B. Smith, bds same.
Smith, William, miner, bds Mississippi House.
Smith, David, National Hotel, Franklin near High.
Smith, Hugh, shoemaker, h Gratiot.
Smith, Charles S. engineer, I. C. R. R. bds J. Cook.
Smith, Noah, clerk, steamer Royal Arch, h e Water.
Smith, Thomas, laborer, h Third near Adams.
Smith. Franklin, clerk Wm. Bailey, h High.
Smith, Adam, teamster, h Dodge near Spring.
SMITH. S. R. dry goods dealer, h cor Mars and West-See p 57. Smith, John R. agent for A. Haven, merchant, Main, h Ridge. Smith, John E. & Co. jewelers 85 Main.
Smith, John E. firm J. E. S. & Co. h cor Hill and West. Smith, Henry, stone mason, h Franklin.
Smith, Thomas, laborer, h old railroad below Decatur.
Smith, Henry, (col) pastor, col'd Baptist Church, h Prospect.
Smith, Thomas, (col) barber, bds H. Smith.
Snow, Robert, miner, h near, Gratiot.
Snyder, Wm. H. teller J. Carter & Co. h cor High and Wash- ington.
Snyder, Samuel, carpenter, bds Andrew Telford.
Snyder, Jacob, laborer, h Bostwick near Franklin.
Snyder, Wm. ostler, bds R. McElhaney.
Snyder & Willis, architects and builders Hill near Water.
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Snyder, Isaac, butcher, bds P. Betherbridge. Sohn, A. clothing store, Main, bds Lafayette House. Soul, John, miner, h Ridge above Division. Sour, Michael, firm F. E. Bergmam & Co. h near Bench. Spaniel, Edward, miner, h Ridge above Division.
Spees, Rev. S. G. pastor First Pres. Church, h Prospect near. Hill.
Speir, Rudolph, clerk C. Wezle, bds same. Specht, Peter, h Dodge near Spring.
· Spechtman, J. clerk T. Bean, h Dodge.
Spencer, Mrs. Sarah, h Gratiot.
Spencer, Miss Jane, milliner, Main, bds F. E. Bergman. Spier, Hugh, clerk S. Crawford & Co. bds S. Crawford. Spoon, Charles, stone mason, h Gear above Dodge. Spratt, J. M. firm Porter & S. bds Wm. B. Willis. Springer, Oliver, raftsman, h Third.
Sproule, Mrs. Mary, h Second below Bouthellier.
Stahl, Nicholas, firm Foster & S. h Bench below Warren.
Stahl, Frederick, Main near Green, h Bench. Staly, Josiah, painter, bds Lafayette House.
Stanley, Wm. saddler, bds D. Rugh.
Starr, Robert, city marshal, h Dodge bt Spring and Gear. Statians, F. laborer, bds Galena Hotel.
Stauger, John, laborer, bds C. Wezle.
Stamps, Clayborne, (col) bricklayer, h near Prospect.
St. Cyr, B. C. clerk A. M. Haines, h Prospect bt Washington and Green.
Stearns, William, chair maker, bds P. Drum.
Stebbins Lyman, boarding house, cor Second and Jefferson.
Stebler, Joseph, painter, bds J. C. Bartel. Steib, Linehart, laborer, h Division, near Franklin.
Stevens, I. P. attorney at law, Hill, h Second.
Stevenson, C. L. proprietor War Eagle Mill, h Second bt Bouthellier and Decatur.
Stemler, Peter, grocery store, Main, h Spring.
Stewart, William H. carriage maker, h Franklin near Dodge .. Steward, Daniel, carriage maker, bds S. Menzimer.
Stillman, N. commission merchant, Levee, h cor Second and Decatur.
Stine, Jacob, laborer, bds Wm. Tell House.
Stieff, John S. h Spring near Dodge. Stoll, Jacob, blacksmith, h head Gratiot
Stott, Thomas, cabinet maker, h West. Stone, John, miner, bds John Birk.
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Stone, J. C. porter, Merrill, Cowles & Co. h. High near Wash- ington.
Stoddart, G. gunsmith, h High near Gear.
Stouffer, Mrs. Sarah, h Bench near Spring.
Stollenbergher, Edward, blacksmith, bds J. Adams.
Strife, Henry, tailor, h head Bouthellier,
Strode, George, clerk H. F. McCloskey, bds J. Q. Charles. Strong, Royce, cooper, h Prospect near Spring.
Strong, Walter, bds S. M. Fassett.
Strong, John. earpenter, h cor Ridge and Division.
Strott, Nicholas, stone mason, h West near Hill.
STROTHER. GEORGE C. druggist, Main, bds Bradley House-See adv p 54.
Suckerman, George, tailor, bds P. Maxeimer.
Suder, John, carpenter, h Washington near Dodge.
Sullivan, Timothy, laborer, h Spring near Dodge.
Sullivan, Timothy, laborer, bds John Moore.
Sullivan, John, laborer, h old railroad, above Decatur
Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, bds H. McGuire.
Sullivan, James, laborer, bds James O'Herron.
Sumril, Michael, h near Mississippi.
Swan, Andrew O. miner, h Spring near Dodge.
Sweet, E. D. clerk Dutcher, Brigham & Co. h Second near Adams.
Sweet, E. D. L. agent C. & R. I. R. R., Levee, h High.
Sweeney, Hugh, stone mason, h head Franklin.
Swift, S. W. painter, Bench, h Hill near West. Swivel, Henry, potter, bds A. Sacket.
Sykes, Martin, laborer, h Second near Jackson. ,
Szitwick, John, Mississippi House, Main near Diagonal.
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Tappa, Christian, cabinet maker, h Franklin. Tarpy, Patrick, laborer, bds M. Mckown. Tate, Henry, (col) barber, Main, h Washington near Dodge.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL, grocer, cor Main and Diagonal-See adv p 40.
Taylor, Canby, miner, bds City Hotel.
Taylor, Ira, laborer, h Branch. Taylor, Augustus, laborer, h cor Branch and Gratiot. Taylor, William, ropemaker, h Branch.
TELFORD, WILLIAMS & CO. steam planing mill and sash factory, Branch near Meeker-See adv p 66. Telford, Mrs. A. milliner, h e Water, bt Jackson and Monroe.
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Telford, Adam L. firm T., Williams & Co., h Second near Jefferson.
Telford, Andrew, firm T., Williams & Co., h Third bt Adams and Jefferson.
Telford, Grant, clerk, bds Mrs. Ann Telford.
Temple, James, grocer, Main, h cor Ridge and West.
Temple, J. clerk Mars & Small, bds Bradley House.
Temple, James, laborer, h Bouthellier.
Tepe, William, bar keeper Galena Hotel.
Tethers, William, proprietor U. S. Hotel, Main.
Thelen, R. shoemaker, h head Franklin.
Thompson, Charles, lumberman, h Franklin.
Thompson, James, blacksmith, h head Franklin.
Thorwarth, J. shoemaker, Main, h Franklin above High. Thornton, J. M. agent Janesville stages, bds Gear House. Thriesbhauser, John, miner, h Ridge above Division.
Tibbles, Charles S. h cor Hill and Dodge.
Tibbles, William, pilot, bds C. S. Tibbles. Tippet, John, bds American House. Tobin, John, teamster, h head Franklin. Tode, William, tailor, bds C. Bentz. Tomlin, Allen, miner, h Prospect bt Gear and Spring.
Toussaint, Anthony, tinsmith, h cor Bench and Spring. Townsend, William, h Ridge above Division.
Townsend George, turner, h Second near Jackson. Townsend, P. H. clerk Merrill, Cowles & Co., bds S. M. Fassett. Traer, John F. mate on boat, h Gear near West.
TREGO & WOODRUFF, hardware dealers, 84 Main- See adv p 45.
Trego, T. W. firm T. & Woodruff, h Prospect near Spring.
Tremly, James, grocer, Main, h cor Jackson and Fourth. Treherhanen, Nicholas, stone mason, h Spring near High. Trissland, Walter, waterman, h near Spring.
Tryan, Henry, carpenter, h Spring near High.
Trynan, Mrs. C. mantau maker, h cor Gear and Dodge. Tunnelhill, J. miner, bds Eagle House.
Turney. Mrs. Jane M. boarding house, Bench above Green.
Turner, G. W. carpenter, h near Gratiot.
Turner, E. W. book keeper Bank of Galena, bds Bradley House.
Turnbull, John, carpenter, bds William Lumley.
Turnbull, William, sexton South Pres. Church, h Bench. Tyler, George, h Bench bt Perry and Franklin.
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Uhre, Christian, tailor, bds John Brendel. Uhrer, Andrew, tailor, h High. Underhill, Charles, clerk L. S. Felt & Co., bds L. S. Felt. Urie, J. B. clerk Broadway House. Utosy, Julius, physician, h Franklin near High.
Vahle, Henry, cabinet maker, h Division near Franklin. VALENTINE, JOHN, shoemaker, Main, h West near High See adv p 64. VanOrman, R. H. shoemaker, Main, h Main.
Vanderhalt, John, firm F. Zenzius & Co., Galena Gardens. Vaughn, Mrs. Sarah, h head Franklin.
Vaughn, James, laborer, h Monroe near Fourth.
Vaughn, John, laborer, h head Bouthellier.
Vehikins, F. W. grocer, h Franklin.
Veidt, Jacob, tailor, bds John Brendel.
Veling, M. T. clerk Jas. H. Sampson, bds Lafayette House. VENABLE, W. W. saddle and harness maker, Main, h Hill near Dodge-See adv p 63. VenEmbden, L. clerk E. Salomon, h Bench near Magazine. Verghurst, Henry, laborer, h Commerce near Green, Viegus, John, laborer, h Gratiot. Vogel, B. baker, h Spring near High. Vogel, C. baker, bds B. Vogel.
Volz, George, brewer, h near Fourth.
Volz, Joseph, carpenter, bds Louisville House.
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Wadleigh, Milton, city surveyor, ha cor Dodge and Meeker. WAGGONER, JOSEPH N. bookseller, 94 Main, h Ridge near West-See adv p 34. Waggoner, Christopher, clerk J. N. Waggoner, bds same. Wagden, John, stone mason, h Gratiot.
Wagner, Matthew, shoemaker, bds George Ling.
Waite, T. K. agent M. C. R. R., bds Gear House.
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Wakefield, R. carpenter, bds Andrew Telford.
Wallace, Charles, carpenter, h Franklin. Walter, Henry, saddler, h near Ridge.
Walter, Joseph, laborer, bds Louisville House. Walker, J. M. plow maker, Main, h Third near Jefferson.
Wann, Daniel, collector port of Galena, cor Main and Green, bds Bradley House.
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Ward, Patrick, laborer, bds William Shea.
Ward, Brower, bar keeper Bradley House.
Ward, Patrick, laborer, h South near High.
Ward, Edward, carpenter, h Fourth near Decatur. Ward, Patrick, laborer, h Bouthellier near Fourth.
Warner, William, carpenter, h cor Dodge and High.
Washburne, E. B. firm Hempstead & W., h cor Third and Decatur.
Waterhouse, J. trader, h Harrison near Dodge.
Waterman, Rev. T. T. pastor Second Pres. Church, h cor Washington and Prospect.
Watson, William, clerk Lorrain & Co., bds Mrs. Moulton.
Watson, William, boatman, h Water near Green.
Weber, B. teamster, h Ridge above Division.
Weber, John, carpenter, h Hill above Division.
Weber, L. miner, h head Franklin.
Weber, M. Switzerland House, Main.
Weber, John, porter A. L. Chetlain, h Spring near High.
Weber, Mathias, stone mason, h Franklin.
Weber, Dominique, blacksmith, bds Charles Keble.
Weeks, Mrs. Dorothy, h Bouthellier near Fourth.
Weigley & Jewett, att'ys at law, cor Main and Washington.
Weigley, W. firm W. & Jewett, h High below Washington.
Weichman, George, clerk Barber & Chandler, bds S. Barber. Weirich, Augustus, physician, 100 Main, h Bench near Hill. Weinsheruser, John, h West near Spring. Wells, William, laborer, h old railroad.
Welding, John, shoemaker, bds Star House. Welden, Patrick, laborer, h Adams near Fourth.
Welden, James, railroad contractor, h cor Third and Adams. Welch, Morris, laborer, bds Mrs. Callahan.
Welch, Peter, laborer, h Second near Jackson.
Welch, Patrick, laborer, h near Gear. Welch, James, saddler, bds U. S. Hotel. Welch, Robert, saddler, bds U. S. Hotel.
Welch, Patrick, laborer, bds Mrs. B. Hughes.
Welch, James, laborer, bds Mrs. B. Hughes ..
Welch, Patrick, laborer, h near South. Welch, William, laborer, bds M. Sumril.
Welch, Mrs. Rachael, h Elk near Prospect.
Welch, John, saddler, h Prospect near Spring.
Welch, Michael, laborer, bds John Fitzgerald.
Welch, Andrew, laborer, bds John Fitzgerald. Welch, James, laborer, bds John Fitzgerald.
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Welch, William, laborer, bds Mrs. B. Hughes. Welch, Patrick, laborer, bds Wm. Shea. Welch, Henry, laborer, h West. Wentz, Christopher, tailor, h Ridge near Division. Wepkin, Joseph, laborer, h Wann.
Werling, John, city constable, bds P. W. Maxeimer. West, A. P. carpenter, bds National Hotel. West, Henry, laborer, h Water near Hill.
Weston, Dennis, river, bds Eagle House. Weston, Mrs. C. h Franklin near West. Weston, Miss Ann, teacher, bds E. Long. Westwick, John, Eng. War Eagle Mill, h rear of Mill. Westkam, Frederick, shoemaker, h Spring near West. Wezle, Conrad, Fulton Brewery, Spring near High.
Wharton, Henry, pressman Gazette Office, bds D. Rugh. White, L. h Second near Jefferson. White, Mrs. Sarah, h cor Spring and High.
White, Wm. pilot, h High bt Gear and Spring. .
Whiting, Oliver, stone mason, bds Wm. Fox.
Whiteley, Thomas, h cor Ridge and Division.
Whitman, Newton, painter, h High near Meeker.
Whitman, Godfred, laborer, h Franklin.
Whitham, Mrs. Ann, nurse, h Gratiot.
Whitham, Wm. firm Rice & W., h Gratiot.
Wichman, Fred. river, h Division near Spring.
Wichman, W. clerk Crooks, Sanford & Co. bds F. Wichman. Wichmann, Claus, carpenter, h Hill above Division. Wich, John, baker, bds B. Vogel.
Wiesen, Jacob, blacksmith, bds Wm. Tell House. Williams, Wm. laborer, bds Eagle House. Williams, David, firm Telford, W. & Co., h Bench above Hill. Williams, Albert, plasterer, bds Wm. Fox. Williams, John, blacksmith, bds Gardiner Read. Williams, Wm. farmer, h Gratiot.
Willard, Hiram, clerk E. A. Collins, bds Mrs. Turney. Willy, Xavier, musician, h Second near Jefferson. Willis, Wm. B. firm Snyder & W., h Bench near Franklin. Wilson, R. L. clerk B. O. Hodge, bds Mansion House. Wilson, Robert, millwright, h Second near Jefferson. Wilson, David, carpenter, bds R. Wilson. Wilson, Mrs. E. laundress, h Bouthellier.
Wilson, John, carpenter, h Franklin. Wilkins, George, miner, h Gratiot.
WILCOX, T. M. physician, cor Main and Green-See p 53.
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Winn, Wm. laborer, h Spring.
Wing, Jackson, carpenter, bds Mrs. Bogus.
Winall, Samuel S. printer Gazette Office, bds Edward E. Saunders.
Winkleman, Henry, carpenter, bds John Coleman.
Wiseman, John, raftsman, h Third.
Wisch, Joseph, shoemaker, bds John Fitzgerald.
Wiseman, Fred. bar keeper Louisville House.
Wittenburgh, F. carpenter, h High.
Wolf, Philip, blacksmith, h Franklin.
Wolf, Jacob, cabinet maker, h Jackson.
Wolsey, -, plasterer, h Spring near Dodge.
Wonderly, J. Y. clerk T. Gordon, h High near Spare.
Wood, Jeremiah, bds R. S. Norris.
Woods, Thomas, porter Ripley, Brown & Co., h Brown near Gratiot.
· Woods, Mrs. Isabella, widow John, h Franklin.
Woodward, Nathan, teacher, h Dodge.
Woodward, Rev. G. W. h Second bt Bouthellier and Decatur. Woodward, J. F. proprietor Mansion House, Bench. Woodruff, J. W. firm Trego & W., h Prospect near Gear. Worldley, Thomas, watchman on boat, h Water. Worcester, Sylvester, bds American House. Worthington, Thomas, saddler, bds Bradley House. Worthington, George, saddler, bds Bradley House. Worthington, Daniel, saddler, bds Bradley House. Wright, Silas, marble cutter, bds R. L. Rosebrough. Wullschleger, -- , tinsmith, h Franklin. Wurth, Charles, tobacconest, bds J. A. Presley. Wurtz, Christian, laborer, h Wann.
Wurton, James, river, h Prospect near Spring. Wyhe, Fredrick, wagon maker, h Jackson.
Wyneyard, John, saddler, bds U. Hotel.
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Yauser, John, carpenter, bds Bernard Buck. Yauke, Wm. carpenter, bds E. Day. Yauke, Frederick, carpenter, bds E. Day. Yelland, David, grocer, cor Main and Diagonal, h Dodge. Yokel, Peter, plasterer, h head Franklin. Yos, William, stone mason, h Fourth near Adams. Yost, Martin, laborer, h Bluff.
Young, William, sawyer, bds North Star Hotel. Young, Alexander, h Franklin near Bench.
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Young, William, laborer, h Dodge near Spring. Young, William, raftsman, bds Eagle House. Young, Alfred, (col) barber, bds City Hotel. Young, William, h High near Spring. Yungens, Adolph, carpenter, h Bench near Franklin. Yungee, Stephen, flatboatman, h Fourth.
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Zachariah, Henry, butcher, bds Eagle House. Zellers, Henry, cabinet maker, bds Illinois House. Zenzius, F. & Co. Galena Gardens, head Franklin. Zenzius, F. firm F. Z. & Co., Galena Gardens. Zoeller, Louis, h Franklin below Dodge. Zoeller, Mathias, miner, h near Franklin. Zoeller, Jacob, stone mason, bds C. Raush. Zoeller, Miss E. mantau maker, bds F. E. Bergman. Zwickey, Frederick, butcher, bds J. Koehler, Jr.
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GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE!
Galena and Chicago Union R. R.
BELOIT AND MADISON AND DIXON AND IOWA CENTRAL ROUTE!
One Passenger Train daily, Sundays excepted, will leave' the Depot, on Wells street, Chicago, at 9.30 A. M. for War- ren, Jo Daviess County, by which connections are made, by Stage, with Galena and Dubuque.
One Passenger Train daily, Sundays excepted, will leave for Rockford at 3.20 P. M.
Passengers for Milwaukee, Beloit and Janesville will leave Chicago by each of the above Trains, at 9.30 A. M. and 3.20 P. M. Passengers for Dixon and Iowa Central Route leave Chicago at 3.20 P. M.
TRAINS EASTWARD. .
Leave Warren 12.30 P. M .; arrive at Chicago at 7.46 P. M. Leave Rockford 7.10 A. M .; arrive at Chicago at 11.25 A. M.
Passengers from Milwaukee, Beloit and Janesville will leave Beloit at 6.28 A. M. and 3 P. M., connect at Belvidere with both Trains eastward, and arrive at Chicago at 11.25 A. M. and 7.46 P. M.
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Connection made East and West with the Great Central Lines to New York and Boston.
J. B. TURNER, Sup't.
Chicago & Rock Island R. R.
TICKET OFFICE, No. 38 LEVEE.
This railroad affords, in connection with the Mississippi, the only continuous route by steam to the Atlantic, from the Northwest.
Through Tickets to Chicago.
Tickets may also be had at this office over the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroads, New York and Erie, New York Central, Chicago and Mississippi, and all Roads connecting East or branching South. Full and cor- rect maps of the routes may be seen at this office.
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NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.
OFEN TO GREEN CASTLE. New Running Time, and Arrangements of Great Importance to the Traveling Public.
On and after Monday, April 10th, until further notice, Ex- press Passenger Trains will run as follows :
GOING SOUTH-Leave Michigan City at 8.10 o'clock, A. M., Lafayette at 12.45 and arrive at Green Castle at 4.30 P. M.
GOING NORTH-Leave Green Castle at 9 o'clock A. M. Lafayette at 3.20 P. M., and arrive at M. City at 7.30 P. M. OBSERVE THE CONNECTIONS.
The train leaving Michigan City at 8.10 A. M., connects directly with a special train from Chicago upon the M. C. R. R. (running in connection with trains upon this Road,) which leaves Chicago at 6 A. M .; also with the night Express Trains from Detroit, running in con- nection with the Canada Railway. At Lafayette the connection is direct with the Express Train upon the Lafayette and Indianapolis R. R., which arrives in Indianapolis in season to connect with Trains for Cincinnati, arriving there about 10 P. M., making the time between CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO ONLY SIXTEEN HOURS.
At Green Castle the connection is with Trains npon the Terre Haute and Richmond R. R. for Terre Haute and Indianapolis. The Trains leaving Green Castle at 9 o'clock A. M. con- nects direct with morning Trains from Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
At Lafayette with Express Train on Lafayette and Indianapolis R. R., bringing passengers, leaving Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville and N. Albany, in the morning Trains, arriving at Michigan City at 7.30 connecting with a special Train on the M. C. R. R. for Chicago, arriving there at 9,30 P. M. same day of leaving the different Points on the Ohio River, making the time from Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville, or New Albany to Chicago only 16 hours.
Also connecting with the night Express on M. C. R. R. for Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Albany, New York aud Boston, forming the quickest, cheapest, and every way the best route, for eastern Cities, from Terre Haute, Green Castle, Lafayette, and other places in the Wabash Valley.
No Passenger Cars on Freight Trains. with this exception-The Freight Train leaving Crawfordsville at 5 A. M. will have accomodations for Passengers as far as Lafayette only.
An Accommodation Train will leave Lafayette daily (Sundays excepted,) at 7.30 A. M. for Green Castle, arriving there at 12.50 P. M. connecting with P. M. Trains on Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad, for Indianapolis and Terre Haute returning leave Green Castle at 3.45 P. M. after arrival of Train from Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and arrive at Lafayette at 9 P. M.
Passengers taking the Cars at Stations where Tickets are sold, will be charged extra, if not provided with Tickets.
Freight Trains each way daily, and freight forwarded with promptness and dispatch. C. KNOWLTON, Sup't.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. Great Western Canada Railroad Open! Forming, with other lines, the Shortest, Quickest and Safest Route to Chicago, Boston and New York.
Ou and after Monday, 30th January, Passenger Trains will run daily, (except on Saturday .. evening and Sunday morning,) from Chicago as follows :
Leave Chicago at 6X% A. M. and 8 P. M. The 8 P. M. Train connects next morning at De- trott with Train for the East, over the Great Western Railroad.
Morning Train from Chicago connects at Michigan City with Trains on the New Albany and Belem Railroad for Lafayette and Cincinnati.
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CHICAGO & MISSISSIPPI RAILORAD.
On and after August 1st, 1854, the Chicago & Mississippi Railroad Co. will run Two Daily Express Trains (morning and evening) between Chicago and St. Louis. Trains run di- rect to Alton without change of cars, and connect with the Company's Steamers, direct to St. Louis without landing.
Time from Chicago to St. Louis about 14 Hours.
Close connections made at Chicago with Galena & Chicago U. R. R .- at Joliet with Chicago and Rock Island R. R .- and at Bloomington with Ill. Central R. R., making a direct railroad route from the Upper Mississippi to St. Louis, by which passengers may avoid the
Vexations and Tedious delays of Low Water Navigation. For further particulars the public are referred to the various Railroad Offices at Galena, St. Paul and Rock Island, handbills at Hotels, &c. E. KEATING, Sup't.
E. P. HOLLISTER, Traveling Agent.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
INCLINED PLANES AVOIDED.
Two Daily Lines from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. Running through by Express Train, leaving Pittsburgh at 9.40 P. M .- in 15 hours. And by Morning Mail Train, leaving Pittsburgh at 7 A. M .- through in 17-50 hours.
And connecting with the trains from St. Louis, Missouri; Alton, Galena and Chicago, Illinois; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Terre Haute, Madison, Layfaette Indianapolis, Indiana; Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Belle- fontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans, St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the West will find this the shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston. J. MESKIMEN, Agent, Pittsburgh.
The completion of this Road opens a communication between PITTSBURGH AND PHIL ADELPHIA, or PITTSBURGH and BALTIMORE, by which Freight from the West can reach an Eastern Market quicker and cheaper than by any of the present rival routes. They connect with the DAILY PACKETS at Pittsburgh, from St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, and all the different points on the Western waters; also with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Radiroad and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh.
Cars run through between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia without transhipment of freight- on advantage, that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In case of obstruction by Ice or Low Water, Freights westward can be forwarded from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi Railroad.
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