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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
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The following are some Of the cases
tried in Decatur Circuit Court at its last
sesio1.
The State of Indiana, Us. Samuel
Howard Retailing strong Beer VIII Cum
back Prosecutor, c. b. Hoard C.. F.
Parish and J. r. Corredill defending ver-
dict guilty $500 fine.
Mead and McLane Us David Watson
work done on r. Road contrrct John
Ryman ]. 8. Scoby Will. Cumback J.
Robinson James Gavin Defending, ver-
dict for the plaintiff Sl00,12.
Moral T. Meredith Us. Samuel Gates
Slander John =. Scoby and Will. Cum
back for Plaintiff John Ryman and Joseph
Robinson for DEPENDENT Verdict for
Plaintiff for 10000.
Henry McDougal Us Ransford Bourne
Slander Ryman and Hoard for Plaintiff
Jos. Robinson J. s. Scoby and Will.
Cumback Defendent Verdict for Plaintiff
for $50.
Elisabeth Belt Us Asa Belt Divorce and
Alimony John s. Scoby and Will Cum
back for Plaintiff Isiah w. Robinson De-
PENDANT Virdct for Plaintiff for $50 and
Divorced.
Daniel r. Mead Us Wilson Balls and
Vance work done on r. Road contract
John s. Scoby b. w. Wilson and Will.
Cumback John Ryman William ]. Peasle
Verdict for Plaintiff for SlO,970O.
We hada very heavy docket, Of which
we disposed Of about half. WI. Peas
lee OF Shelbyville presided the first week,
and Judge Logan the last week. Several
cases were tried beside those mentioned.
We had on the whole very pleasant
session. Truly Yours.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

SHAWLS-An extensive assortment of
oShawls Of all sorts from Is cenlsto Slipper
price. Thibet wool aud other winter hkffs.
for Ladies'. Reed and for sale by
C. BtfRTON
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

sRoCERlEs-sugar; Rio coffee; tea, to-
N bacco; molasses, fish, salafstus. rice, cot
ton yarns, carpet yarns. aud battings for sale
by j. &. BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

SHOES AND BooTS-A heavy stock Of
- gentlemen, ladies', boys. misses and chill
dren's calf-skin, morocco; leather and India
rubber shoes and boots for sale by
J. C.. BtIRTON
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

4 lNEN GooDs-Bleaehed and brown
sLTablecloths, Diapers, Crash, Irish Line n
Lawn, Linen Drilllngs for sale by
J.. C. BURTON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

IL lnBoNs--ail widlhs, eolors aud styles,
sEdg,ng, Incertlngs, Dress collars. Under
sleeves, tialf Pine, bsbbns aud bralds, Re.
eelved and for sale by J. q, BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

have been attached as the property OF the sara
November, 1853, ut 10 O'Clock, A. M. at my once
in Bath Township OF said county; viii proceed
to hear and decide upon the claim OF the said John
Samuels whereof the said Bartholomew Golden
and all other persons concerned will take notice.
JOHN BLEW, Justice OF the peace.
Nov D Ies1-46-lw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

RoNNETs.-Nilk aud straw bennsta, fall
Ss,yles, all eolefs-Iiats aud caps, Far
Muifs, &e. Received and for sale by
a T. q. nttETON
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

ELANNELs-whI,e, Red, Green and Vel.
low Flannels, Bsges, Macklnaw ana Viii.
ting Blankets, received and for sale by
4 J. G. BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

IRON AND NAlLs--Kegs Of Nails, all
sszes. Received and for sale by
]. c. BtJRTON
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 9Th day
IN OF October, 1859, a writ OF domestic attachment
was issued by me, John Blew, justice Of the
peace Of the County Of Franklin, al the instance
the goods and chattels, credits and affects OF Bar
tholomew Golden, by virtue " which writ the ioi-
lowing described goods and chattels, to-wit;
~ Wheelbarrows valued at 81 25 each Sy6,l9.
81 Shoveis, 81 90 each, s.,W.
II Grubbiug hoes, 81, 25 each xI,SS.
q Axes, LOO do SS'g0.
Trunk IL Clothing 2'So.
Grind stone %,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

RuMoaEp fAL' oF PKkIs,-I.ettera 70.
eeived rom Canton. In Washington. by
the last steamer from Europe, bearinH
date OF August alst, speak confidently
Of the fall OF Pekin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
SEAS0NABLE GOODS.
j. C. Burton,

MOULD call attention TO his Large and
W Well Selected Stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods which he has just received from the
Eastern Cites. His Stock has been purchas-
cd at the Lowest Figures, and he is disposed
to sell at very small advance on Eastern
cost. His patrons and the public generally
are cordially solicited to call and examine his
Stock and prices.
Metamora, Oct. 18th, 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

JACOB r. FELL, Tanner and Cur-
rier, 34J Main street Cincinnati;
between Sth and 9th--Keeps constantly
on hand large assortment of all kinds of Leather
and Shoe Finding, at the lowest cash prices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
cincInnafi markets.
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Domestic Advertisements:
School Teachers.

The trustees ofHighiand Township, Franklin
county wish 10 employ six good school teachers "a
whom they will pay good wages. Apply 70 T. =.
fiowE, near Southgatc.
Nov. IL. la5l Al. lM.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
GIN. Apvnnr,sEmnNrs.
wv W. Eco Il. OoBoRN &c 4 Co J. '''''

IMPORTERS aad Wholesale dealers IN Rnsilsh,
french, Herman and American Fancy uoods,
Hosiery, aloyes, Combs, luttona, brushes, Leak
inestllassea, Umbrellas, paFasdls, Irish Linens,
ileVlln eeFds, laeonela, hook Nuts, Hwiss Muia,
Mall Mualina, u full assortment af all kinda af
SIN Gaeds, and every description ~ Trimmings
aud Fancy nfy Goods, every variety Of Dfuaa
Oands, Cloths, cassimeFes, Ne,
Alaa, taFpptnR aud on Cloths efsll kinds, Al.
regttfam the Manufacturers, straw Coed Ne,
Nos, rs 4 ~ Pearl street, Cincinnati,
fob la-h-ys
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

4 coed supply ofspFlng,euFledka s aud palaet.
10 Mattresses, made Va The best manner and also
rcd,
Ordered work will receive particular attention
and be done Va the most work manlke manner,
Particular attention paid Ia Wholesale dealers,
aa@iyF. A. cONhTlNE,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
r. H. STRUEvE, DEALER IN

w ATCHES, CLOCKS & JEwELRY, keeps on
W hand a large assorted stock, of all styles and
prices; also, repairs watchesand Jewelry in a
thorough workmanlike manner. mrs, SILL.
Hay AND STOCK sCALEs.--Martin &
I'll Orr, Scale Manufacturers. have taken the old
stand formerly occupied by MARTIN 4 BLuNDELL,
No. 40 Columbia Street, one door west OF Walnut,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
They are prepared to put mp on the most reason
able terms. in any part OF the country. their Iren
Lever Hay aRd Stock Scaies, from new patti, RS
with improvements, which they have Just compie-
ted. Also. all kinds of Platform Scales, Besms.
&c., &c. All our Scales are warranted 10 give full
satisfaction, or we willtak them back and refund
the money.
REFERENCES.
Samuel Beresford. r. II. Elliston,l covingion,
Glidden, Murhn & Co, G. X. Perrin. Ky. .
w. & G. W. Robson, Keys, Maltby & Co..
]. ID. Lehmer, Pullum. Hatfield & Brown.
feb. 95-lO. MARTIN & ORR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
BY JOHN GIBSON 4 L. G. FEssENDEN.

III One ofthe Compilers, Mr. GrBsos, will be
recognized as the Leader Of the celebrated ssGIB-
SON FAMILY" whose Concerts In the Yves
tern Country have delighted so many audiences.
The authors have spenta large amount of labor,
time and money, In preparing the work; and the
Publishers have spared no expense TO make the
book neat and tasteful; and in style OF publishing
altogether superior TO the Boston and New York
Music Books. II will be more substantially made
for, instead OF being taped, il will be well sew
ed; and backed with colored leather, instead OF
with ordinary split sheep skin.
II Is not inten ded that the book shall fall In pie
ces before the owner has scarcely begun to use IT.
quite the eontrary--the intention Is TO furnish q
first rate book, at a low price. Besides large va
riety ofNew Tunes of popular character, the col
lection Of Familiar Old Tunes, will be found TO be
excel lent and admirable.
II POrders from MUSIC TEACHERS and Deal
ers, are respectfully solicited.
Copies for examination VIII be forwarded by
Mad, upon receiving Fifty Gents, In Postage
Stamps.
Address MOORE, ANDERSON, q Co., Pub
fishers.
% West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
M. A. Il Co. also published the following pop
ular Music Books, which have reached q sale Of
over fifty thousand copies.
THE SACRED MEfoDEoN, by A. S. Hayden.
THE SACRED VOCALIST, by Locke & Nourse
used In Cincinnati public schools.
Nov. IL 1857 Tyr.
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Cincinnati Advertisements
BACON's
Mercantile College.
Northwest Corner SIKH ana wal

N0rth-West corner sixth and Wal.
NUT streets, Cincinnati, ohio.
THE undersigned has removed his mercantile
college 10 his new building. North-west corner
of Walnut and 9Th SITS. where he has fitted up n
Splendid Suit OF Rooms, expressly for his business
having spared neither pains or expense In ma
king them in every respect the most convenient
and pleasant School Rooms In the United States.
The plan adopted In teaching combines practice
with theory; instead OF using books, the pnpls are
exercised " making original entries ofeyery day
business transactions. Journalizing, posting, bal
ancing accounts, opening and closing ola great
riety OF i sets Of books, both for partnership
and individual business, where the business has
been prosperous and adverse; and thus qualifying
the student for entering into the practical duties
of the accountant in any kind OF business.
The course OFF Instruction viii consist OF double
entry bookkeeping, embracing every department
of trade and Mercantile Accounts, viz Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking
Manufacturing, Shipping, Indiuidual
Partnership, Sieanbooting, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations,
Practical Peamanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Lao, also Lectures ON the
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchant,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

CLOTHS, Gasstmofes, satinets and
v Jeans-lhheHN fkRQpnAH, have on hand q
sallneta and Jeans, for sale al tho lowesi nEures
Call andsee them, my =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

Cabinet Ware, A .coNsr,Nr.,..
undersigned, at No 90 West Fifth II. bctweenVine
and Walnut takes pleasure In informing his friends
and the public that he has on hand as large and
complete stock OF Cabinet Ware A. can be found
bracine styles aud prices which will DO found
adapted TO the mncy aud necessities OF all classes
ofpurchaeors. My stock IL equal In extcnt 10 any
similar stock ever offered In the Western country.
The workmanship " Of superior excellence IN
fsshlon and durability. am possessed Of fsclll.
articles at unprecedented low terms, Ny motto
IL "small profits aud quick returns"
respectfully invite the public 10 visit my exten.
site wareroons, aud examine my varied aud ele.
giant stock.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile aud very elegant assort.
ment OF Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
Tete.asTetea, Center Tables, kasy Chairs, PARKER
cha In, etc. OF the most beautiful AHd annroVed
styles Of form trimming aud nnish,
would also state that am prepared 10 M un
large Mirrors or pier Glasses of tho beet quality,
med 70 sult The taste 0f The purchasers,
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
soms, feie'es fs,es, Center Tables, Stands, Easy
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, NoIasseat chairs, Hoax
Cases aud Racks bureaus, nedsieads, etc, OF pys
efy style and description,
COMMON cADi NET WARE.
have on hand n very heavy stock OF cheaper
wafel eomnfls Ing Cane, Flag, and Wood Neat
blus, isoeking Chairs, hAnds, nedsteads, Lounges
LOOKING. GLASSES ON HAND,
large assortment ~ Laek Ing. q lasaes of Gilt,
rosewood, and mahogany frames which will sell
49," - "a . aea . a AN ast A. AZ.
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Ntsr.ss. i 4 sSoa 4, s., . nss,s,s g

emma ,--onef ipr sale on the meat favorable
pFeNiouato The advance Ia prices, Purchasers " ~
nhd them ready 10 meet the lowest rates OF ANY
iuhbing House kant ~ West,
Feb, la-n-ipma
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
MATER AaaEa ON HAND

A large assortment, Of Locking. q lasses, Of gilt
rosewood, and mahogany frames which will sol
a law
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

THE PRAIRIE VOCALIST
A collection of
CHURCH MUSIC.
Comprising A Choice Variety of
Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Anthems,
ChOruses, Sentences, Chants, ETC.,
From the best American and European
Composers: together with Concise
and Progressive
ELEMENTARY COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The whole adapted to the use of
Choirs, Congregations, Singing Schools,
and Musical Association,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

J. II. BURROWS,
Front ST., lower side, bet. Main q Walnut,
Dec. ), lS52-50-lyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
IMPoRTANT.

The subscriber, having purchased the
INDIANA AMERICAN, and wishing to put
Il within the reach Of every family, has
reduced its terms to the following e&
tremely low figures, when paid STRICTLY
IN ADVANCE:
Single subscription. .......... $3.50.
In clubs of 3D.. Sl,25.
In clubs Of 50--..-.-.. $500.
Subscribers living out Of the county
willretain for postage 10 cents, Except
ciubs,) and thus receive it at 81 cts.
Subscribers, who receive il at their resi-
dences will be charged sl.75.
Though the price of the paper is thus
reduced, its size will continue the same,
and the editor hopes, by diligently ap-
plying himself to its interests, to make
it as worthy as ever Of the high repu-
tation it has acquired. 1t shall continue
to be independent on all subjects, and
neutral on nome 1t shall know no die
tation by party or caucus, and favor al
that is good. In short it shall be good
family paper. T. A. GOODWIN.
Two passenger cars were literally
smashed up, on Wednesday last, six miles
from Shelbyville, Ind, by the braking of
an axle No passengers injured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-16
G ARDN ER,S MAGIC WOUND
HE 4. n r.

DEAD the following statement of Mr.. Azeriah Doss,
III In rcIationt, Gardeners Magic Wound healer. Mr.
Doss Is well. aud avOrably known throughout this and
the adjoining counties being connected with the Bairs
vile FIGURING mills, and any person may satisfy them
selves Of the truth of the statement 10y calling on him
aud seeing the Cog Wheels spoken Of Mr.. Doss states
winter while engaged in wiping the dirt from
two casiron cog wheels, he wheels at the time being
unsp3ed and In rapid motion the ag that he was using
wheels MASKING and bruising it in the most
awful manner. The space between tho cogs Oft
wheels through which his hand passed being not more
than a quarter Of an inch. Mr.. Doss Immediately mp
piled GARDENERS Magic Wound Healer, and in less than
hour the pain ceased and by the contr ued use OF
the Magic Wound Healer, the hand gradually healed
without becoming infamed sore, in three weeks
time he was able 10 use il.
Such testimony the above shows the superiority OF
Gardners Magic Wound Healer other medicines.
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with Gardners
Magic Wound Healer will not inname or become sore
Prepared 10y Jas, l.. Gardner, and sold by
WOOLSEY & LINCK.
augqIwdS1mw Evansville.
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GARDENERS
aug9.lwd&1mw

TIME Magic Wound healer is a certain cure for all
i kinds of wounds on Man or Beast. especially Fresh
Gardeners Magic Wound Healer is g cd for all kinds
Of wounds Bruises, Washes and Sp,ains, the bite and
sting of insects chapped hands and face, sore nipples
innamed eye lids ana all external injuries.
For Sores on the backs Of Horses and all Unnamed
parts caused by the rubbing chang Of harness. Gard
ncrs Magic Wound Healer Is a CERTAIN Cure.
The Magic Wound Healer will prove equally as oene.
fetal on cattle does horses and in TACT Tor all
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether NAN or Beast
GARDENERS Magic WOUND HEALER is the pesta P'
plication that can be applied
Bruises and Washes the hand feet or OF fingers
toes, caused by being struck with ham mer or oeng
mashed or Jam med in any way, easily ana speedny
cured by the use of GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND
HEALER.
COMMISSIONS and lamentations ofany kind arc more
easily and quickly cured BY GARDENERS Magic Wound
Healer than by any other remedy, m
Fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer VIII
not infame o become sore. Sold by
wOOLSEY Il LINCK,
p3.lwdSImvs Wholesale Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-16

LOUISVILLE, Saturday Ev'ng, Aug. ls.
Few transactions took place to-day in CON-
uS.rcial matters. Flour remains at prices
ranging from 25a4 so, an extra article COM
msndiDg the latter figure.
Groceries-II hhds of sugar at "A, and .
few st5l, 10 bbls fined sf7i; 100 bgs coffee
.t93.
Pork and B acon--ll bids of clear sides at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-16
R A l L ROA AID LINE s
BY THE WAY OF

CINCINNATI, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
n York by Lake Steamers via Cleveland in 3ehours to
Pittsburgh In IA hours; to Boston in 4l2 hours;
Philadelphia in 80 hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
WAYi
ForR DAILY TRAIss.-1st Train, Lightning Express at
s, AM end Train Accommodation Express, at I-2
NJ; Sd Train, hiIsooro Train, l2 Pm; 4th Evening
Trains run by Columbus time, min. faster than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heavy
T rail.
NEW YoaK, BosToN AND MosrRrAL-Fir.t Train.
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at NJ.
ing Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dupkirk
and Buffalo, connecting at Dunkrk with n York and
Erie Railroad, and at Buffalo and Albany and New ork
CITY Railroads New York and Boston, Second Train
Accommodation Express, at l2 A NJ, connects ut
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo connecting at Dunkirk with New York and Erie
Railroad at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads, and a Buffalo with Niagara Falls
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls, gdens-
burgh, Montreal, &c.
ALSO: connects at Cleveland with the new and mag.
nincent low pressure steamers Queen ofthe West Cap
Bride Crescent City, Captain Pease; connecting at
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City
and Niagara Fall. Railroads for New York Boston, Nj
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Duukirt and
Buffalo, connecting al Dunkrk with New York and Erie
Railroad. connecting Ut Buffalo with New York City,
Buffalo and Albany and Niagara Falls Railroads to N,
York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMoRr First Train
Ing a, Crs.he with Ohio and pennsylvania railroad to
Pittsburgh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad to
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Ph!ad. and
Baltimore Direct
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &C.
First Train, Lightning Express, at A NJ. and Second
Train Accommodation Express, at l2 A M, connects
Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad Zanesville
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma.
tOnal Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Ph,ladelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express ate NJ. Passengers by this Train sleep
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Central
Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE connecting with Ohio Stage
Company's Lines to Wheeling
HlLLSBOKO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at 2 l2
M. connecting at HsbOrO with Ohio Stage Com.
pany's Lines to Chilicothe, Piketon. &c.
FA RE Cnti NY, via Railroad either route SIG 90
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CHURCH NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby giving to the members Of the
IN Cumberland Presbyterian Congregation OF Van ar,
derburyh county, that election will be held ut the
house Of Worship. of said Congregation in Mechanics
vilie on Saturday o'clock p NJ. August l3th 1858
for purpose eecng less than three nor NOR
than said TO serve as such
until their successors are elected.
A proposition will also be made at said meeting TO
the following the corporate name OF said Con
gregation to wit: The New Salem Congregation OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
augl-td by order OF the acting Irus'eeS'
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s, packed; hhds rib sides at 7, and IL hhds
houldcrs at 81, packed.
We quote pressed tallow candles nominal
lyatll3.
Coal--Pitisburg 20 per bushel by retail.
Bagging and Rope-But few soles were ell
fected to-day. We however heard OF 100.
pieces of bagging at l2l. and Is coils at ct.
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miDgton and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
TIME great tunnels upon the new part the line are
Il fully completed, and the whole road is in fine
condition. presenting of the picturesque and
romantic the world. The greatest care for the
comfort and safety Of passengers Is constantly exercised
by the officers and agents of this Company and there is
road in the United States, notwithstanding the
reports interested and INSCRIPTIONS agents of other
routes TO the contrary.
The and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, connect with
the road at Wheeling, and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, &c,
ville the boats (ofthe Union Line onyl at Louisville.
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
Wheeling, where passengers and baggage carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling da ly at half
past and arrive at Cumberland (s0l miles, ats
M, and allowing two hours there. arrives in Balti
$3.50 miles, day light next morning. in full time
to connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling in
less than twenty hours, including stoppages,
Travellers will not fail to observe that this is
the East. "' wen - ''' u '''' ''''' ''''
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
without charge Passengers and baggage transfer
red TO the cars Washington the Junction, and for
Philadelphia at Balm ore wi bout extra charge. Irav
elers are allowed ample time aid opportunity at all
points obtain their meas.'
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
the privilege lying any where the route ell
to Washingo Sl1 so; Philadelphia Sl2 TO New York
s To be had as above only. he railroad iare alone
from Wheeling TO Baltimore is So 80; to Phadelphlaor
Washington 50 50)
While the is low in the Ohio. light draught, but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river Cincinnati. and zach Wheeling by the way o
railroad to Columbus and zanesVIe ana siages
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave there at or a O'Clock
daily.
speedy line (Which prepared TO doan immense
business will be aslow by any other route, All
property carefully handled and dSTerfd y EGGs oroer
f25-Iy General Superintendent. Baltimore.
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Cincinnati to Hamilton 60. Gin. TO Springfield 600
For all Information and through tickets, apply at the
Office Southeast Of Broadway and ST. or at
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
p. w. S'rRADER. Genn Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
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