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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

FALLING THRouoH.--Jas. 4. Newer, one cf
The gentleman placed on the Republican electoral
ticket Of Virginia, writes to The Abingdon, va
Democrat, Indignantly denying that s was Done
with hts consent, and warmly repudissing the sdsa
Of supporting Fremont. He also knows tna.
Messrs Crabtree, Of Lee; Briggs, Of Wise; sna
Kelley, Of Russell, whose names are on the "cke''
would acorn to support such secsionai parry
and win vote for Buchanan"
TRIAL FOR MukpKR.-Alexandcr n. neyno'''
was tried At the Last term Of the Patrick cou"y
va Court for the murder Of w ID. Statement
lie was convicted of murder in the second degree
and sentenced to eight years In the peniiensAIy
He was granted . new trial A brother OF tue
prisoner, arraigned on the same charge was o'A'
charged on nolie prosequI. The father OF Inese
young men is now serving 10 years In the Ssase
prison for the murder of young Satserneid
F,sys ABrscpos--" vance's Old MIL In
Abingdon, occupied BY Samuel oarneI % .i:1,.
vas destroyed by IRE Thursday evening William
Ci.rks bsc smith shop took fire the evening before,
and was near being destroyed.
RAILROAD AccIpEsr.-On Tuesday night last, a.
The cars on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad went
into Abingdon, Virginia they ran over COW In =
narro passase through Bellies garden. killing her Of
course .nd turning the baggage and mail car topsy
turyy making wreck Of It, injuring one, although
several persons were in It.
Col. Magruder, u g. Army. was in San Antonio,
Texas, at last accounts, and was enjoying fine
health.
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rrLDoRAPHEc Nnws.
REPORTED FOk tn DISPATO n
-~--~.~.,~--~~>~>--r>
r1Ifi9 ma YA IATKR EROM EuRQPR.

REPoRTED FOR tn DIS RATC n
F0IR DAYS LATEw EnO1I KUROPE.
ousnsc. Oct The ssssmer Anglo. saxon hes
arrived here with datos from Liverpool 70 the 9th
September. Her news Il unimportant.
The Niagara arrived out on the alss Her news
impaired more armnesa to Cotton.
DELaiUM.
The international PhTsnthroeie Coprrese id.
Joarnsd on Aha 20th, but the Free Trade Con.
gress was still In session. rs
SPAIN.
The Spanish Constitution Published il A m issue
OF that OF ls45. with sixteen explanatory articles
ODonneli are much at variance, and that the lat
ter had rendered his resiguasion, which the Queen
refused to accept
SARDINIA.
Sardinia had made demand on Naples, for in
demnity for the expulsion Of some studeuts from
Florence.
DANISH SOUND DUES.
Copenhagen advices state that the Sound Dues
Question was progressing satisfactorily, and thai
= special convention will be held 10 November ia
adjust the amount Of indemnity to be paid to Den
mark.
NAPLES
Reports respecting an Anglo French demonstra
ton on Naples are assuming q more consistent
form. 1t is confidently stated that unless the de
maud for concessions on the King Of Naples are
acceded an allied feet of eight vessels will be
ready to proceed to Naples aud bring home the
French and English Embassies. An uneasy feel
iLg pervades, because of the fact that England's
course in regard to Neapolitan affairs does not
meet the hearty cooperation of France.
Hs COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9th Cotton UNCHANGED Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat declined q. 03s. and
closed steady. Corn and Provisons unchanged -
New White Wheat l0Oio4s Old do: 90. d9at New
Red as. ID. Baltimore and Phladelrhis Flour goo
Sis: Ohio 3i0SSs. Mixed Corn 3ea056; Ysllow
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m FOX kkNT-.Very desirable brick
IL tenement, consulting OF rooms at present oc-
~ capied by Thomas w. Nahoin a. a boarding
house, on the corner Of 18th and Main streets which
can be bad at very low price by applying at my Of
nee 1t West and Bells store on the corner of 18th
ana Frsnklln streets. C. c. FRAYSER
&C 7-6t+ Assrt n nd ColI..ta,
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= :
s ~ Is HsSniasent scheme q tbs
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
70 IL DaAwN FRIDAY. OCT. TO- 1854.
vil embrace, in addition 70 others, the following
BnIiant Prizes
Any One Of which can be Obtained for $40.
] Prize Of $50, oooi
81: 4 81: : :: :'ss: s
7pdzss Of ~ 900!
10, te., 10.
No time sbouid be lost In securing Tickets.
W1oie Tickas. go; Hatues. e5 Quarters, y 90
Orders to be addressed to
or s. SWAN. Montgomery AID.
Tor particulars see sehsnsi in smother column.
% 7-St- ----. -----
Eu Thomas d. Qnarlcs has received, ~
stssmship Jsuestown. the following dedrable
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
vhieb he ctfers ct extremely low prieeE
Hsriaoes, eli shades and soft finish, st 25c, vsry
Al, Woo| Mou,ln. DeLsines st Csc. ysrv cheap
C.mbric ColIsrs ct 25o worth size. and &c.,
He invites patieuy attention to b: :.:o.tpsnt Of
psEsS su.K xsieb BE- viii sell Is psr cent Sssw
Goods sold for CASH ONLY
=
~Tbe Union Building Fund Compnny
uiil hold its regular monthly meeting ON WEDNEo-
DAY evening next, at u o'clock, - the Jenenon
Ward School House.
By order of the Trustees fse shsres Of stock flor
feitsd) will be sold ut auction
An amendment to tho Constttutiou, onefed ~ tue
last meeting Of the Company, authorizing advances
to be made by this Company on stock cecunsy VIII
be .c.ed upon full nesting w a1.1Tea s.ey
tI-*s
E~AuctiOu Notico...Particular attention.
IN reoue sted to my sale THIS MORNING, commen.
cling et 10 O'Clock. at the store of Mr. simon STEIN.
Iein on Broad, between 9Th and 18th streets OF Oil OF
his stock of goods conistinE Of very large assort
ment Thus. W.
oc Tit Aectonee'
@Ev Dunlop, Moncure & 90. Disk the at-
tenton of the trade generally to their auction sse
of rocerss To take place at their store this morn
ins. commencing at half past 10 o'clock OCT IL
Cw Fillmore and. DoneIson Rally.--TO
nj ebt at Corinthen Hail. r. T. DANIEL, Fsq, Col T.
A BOILING and MARMADUKE JIHNsoN, ESQ., will
address the meeting. os'-H
~The Democratic Vigilance Co Mmittee,
for Jeffsrson Ward will m .et THIS EVENING, ct
8 O'Clock, at GEe. Z. SADLER's. Punctuai atten
snce IL requested. oef-H
wPiauo Tuner Wanted.--.A first rate
Piano Tuner can find employment in an established
house, with good of custom work, both in town
and country, by application 1t this sffice.
&C 6-St fssis
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Nrw Yong uct. Cleared, schrs Flsmmei'
AppIesafs. Wilninston; w. u Lessett Gibson, and
A. Townsend, Townsend, Richmond; Monsexums
Perry Fre5sricksburg. Arrived, schrs. Townsend,
lynch. Crsmer and Neal from Virsiuia.
Bosror, Oct S-.-Arrived, sehrs. Vendovt Robbins,
Richmond sEs =s7Es sf-salss{ szase SIS
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THE UkirED STATES AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The fourth national exhibition of the United States
agricultural Society will open to-day, the TIL
inst.' as Powslton, In the immediate vicinity Of
me eisy OF Philadelphia and viii continue for the
balance Of the week. From the perpetrators
Wnicn have from time 70 time been announced
We infer thasitis likely 70 be the grandess dis.
pay Of me Kind yet witnessed 10 this country.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY
ing me isst month there were six accidents 70
tsssay srsan1. four Of which were oeca.ioned by
sos'slop, ane two ~ tbs breaking Of sxles.-
lwsniy e.s persona we're killed and sueaiy- g
vsn wounded
aee sess 10 deaths u New orIe.ns =. ~.
"sss sadias tAs 9o.h sspssnbss. -' - soe
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0ROsHONG 4 TUPMAN,
li0 Main street.

g ALES ON .rhE lNChEASK, ana ONE
~ certificates daily coming in relative to the food
qualities Of Horse Tonic; which does cerssiplv
euro the DistemPer, expsl Worms, relieve Hid.
Bound, and gives the animal fine appetite, and
improves his condition generally. For sale bv the
manufacturers DUVAk L NORTON =
oc Z IIruss;.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

J BOoKsTORE AND LiBRARY, another large
lot Of the new Map Of the STATE OF VIRGINIA,
upon which delineEted its works of Internal
improvements, NC. &c.
Also, the New Constitution and Virginia Bill of
Rights, with register of the various officers Of
the Commonwealth, Members OF Congress, House
of Delegates, Judges OF the various Courts, and
business Calendar for 1885, with valuable information,
indispensable to the people. Price 50 cents. Broad
street. rear Ninth Richmond Va Tit"
THHK u n ID Il X 5 G N Il D HAVING A
/ large and commodious room fitted up complete
for only daughter would be pleased to have four
ave young ladies' who design attending school (ether
1t the Institute or any other school in the c,y)
his daughter. Apply in person through the Post
Cfhes to GEO. D. PACE, Town of siuney, At Guests
old place.
Heean also accommodate Or gentlemen a. board
e,s. GEORGE D PACE.
&C 7--St* Late of Middlesex county, Va.
L,Uk hlhh ..Haying deiernined to dis.
continue housekeeping for . few months. befos 6
removing to the counary, We will hire out a Cook,
Washer and Ironer; also fret rae House ervant,
for the balance Of the year For further particular
enquire ar the residence Of
ISAAC L. CARY,
oe7-st4 4th st., between Broad and Marshall
OUR WEEKLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ by steamer--is open this day for examination.
FINE DRESS SUITS, made in the latest style, az
sorted in color. quality and price. An examination
of cur stock is eli We ask Coats Pants Vssts Shirts
Collars Crsvats, Drawers, Gloves. suspendsrs Sock
and II andt erchiefs receive our attention. FANCY
CASHMERE PANTS-L6o0 pairs Of Pants Black
aud Fancy cheap. fine, durable, tasty and perfect in
fit. We challenge competition on all the points
named The FALL STYLES Of Vests brought GU,
this season by us cannot but be pronounced tip top
0ROsHoNG 4 TUPMAN.
OCT ITO Main street
GALEp ON rfik lNChkAsK, ana on1e
~ certificates daily coming in rslative to the 1000
qualities Of our Horse Tonic; which does certainly
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Al ATTENTION! NATIONAL GUARD.
a Attend SPECIAL MEETING Of your Com
In pany, at Lafayette Hall. ON WEDNESDAY eve.
W ming, 8th instant, at half past O'clock 10 take
into consideration the propl' y of changing uniform
pants. Other matters which each smber is indi
vidually interested will be brought before the
ing BY order of your Captain.
or 7.2t+ " I, FORE Orderly
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MIssEs' AND CHILDKEN,,s

MlSSHSs AND CnlLDnnN.S
S36I5i7zs SiiO EXTkA.---by
the steamer from Philsdslphia- We are 10
receipt of an unequalIsd stock OF Misses and Chit
drens Boots and Gaiters manufactured expressly or
u.s. comprising in part the following: Misses "siteo'
Foxed Buttoo Caters, first quality; Cbildrers 40
Glove Kid Top, Button CATERS hr.t qualify, with
heels; do do Cloth Top Button Caters, with heels.
first quality; Chidren's Goat and Morocco thick and
thin Sole Boots, all celors Also, lot OF superior
French Morocco Caters, for Ladies'; with hundreds
of other sty of Shoes to be sold cheap
quality at the cheap Dry Goods and shos lore. :.
OCT MARCUS HARMS. 100 OIoso ~.
4 DVICE GhATIe-HOW To MAX Z mo,
n NEY.--According to an old adage, money saved
is money made, and a. this article of Dry doodsn an
importsat EN- the expense. of family they can
save at least 20 per cent by purchasing then Dry
Goods st JACOB A. LEvY's u Main street. He
has good Blesched lotions at Ct cts, and superior
article ut sxpence; Cactus shins at Is cts; Wori 90
Collars at 81 I24 and Is and higher prices; Worked
Bands from IS c's $3.50; Linen Cambria Hand zsI-
chiefs at Is cts aud S per dozen; Brown Linen Ia
bic Cloths at Gaa IS and sl; Hrcabaek Diaper, at
shilling; Fine Damssk Napkins at &2 per dozen,
worth S. Cotton Hose OF an colors at III cts; large
variety of Goods for boys and mems wear
JACOB A LEVY
net Is Main stree.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. -
T H T. A Il RI
KUNKEL CO, Lessees and Proprietors.
JOHN +. FORD. .......... Manager
ALSO of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore
r. r. MOXLEY,................ Acting Manager.
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meettn4 WI sex-. Iess
MONDAY IN October 49,
and continue five days. .,.te.
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY. Oct. iS--A sws ss :, IA
$50 entrance, pay or plays proprietor @ sas $3.50
provided two or mere start; two mste ness
xith three subscribers - foliows:
lot. w. q. Gibbons name br. N Pasture ~ ~ ~
aus, dam Emily Thomas BY triani four year o's -.
ID David Mcdaniel Nance B. IA Adsiasss'
Sd. calvin 0rsss nAmes al. m. Linda. four ysane'''
by Belshaxxar, dan BY Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TuEoDAY, lAh.-SwesI-.s
Tor thrss ysar old eeits and 6lsys that never 80
vass; mile heats, ole0 entrance 80 forfeit sha s
I'd With the following suhscsibsM Ma.
let. yshnC p. Edwards names b.. o. , nheJ -
stranger. BY Portsmosth. dam Lstsies By rriam :.
"a. Bowie + Hall name Oh. .. ExPcetsnoas ~
sstsr. dam b. Maxgreve.
Sd Msi. Thcm~s hoswsll Nance eh. .. b ksvsas'
dam the Queen. b. Rrsam. -.
80 Ossad AsO.aiei names Oh. = ~ Senator. an
by uotspnf. -,
fHiRn pAy-wEDNEspAY--fcShssef
puvsa e23n; two mile hAata.
rOURfH DAy-tHU Csse -
oS0o; three mile koAts .aaa
FlfTh DAY-fRlnAY-Prepsis psrss 80
mo heases threo 49, h &va
a. Five per eeata. entyNuea - ~ yaseeA
= 12~dsA CALVIN aakEMs fsepnesssx =,
NINA. MAIEWGoN I'M ooom tes
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- FOR SALE..-A small House. on
sa 9th street, Church Hill containing rooms and
- closet The lot fronts 81 feet. running back l25
feet to an alley Ia feet wide. AppIyto
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY, Broad st. =
ALSO.-A farm in Hanover county, IL miles from
Richmond, on the Richmond, FIedsyicksburg and Po-
Ill acres. g. A. H.
Lift
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m AKMORY MONTGOMERY oUARD}
II OCTOBER 7Lh. 1856 )
mi The Company will assemble THIS
w EVENING at their Armory, at Z O'Clock, for the
transaction of Guinness.
As this ia the regular msnth'y meeting and
business of importance will be brought before the
Company, it il important that every member should
be present
BY order of the Captain
&C lit JNO MCDONALD. o. s.
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Wrz- DunI0D NOncure & Go. DISK the at.
tentou of the trade generally. to their auction "a
of Groceries TO take place at their store this morn
Ing. commencing at half past 10 o'clock OCT IL
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"a HkNRlCO LIZ. OkAGOONs..
Msetin citissns dress, THURSDAY even
Ing, stu Oct. II o'clsck. It r. Wilhach
sI's Sale dArnss, No. 2o8, Naia strsst,
for hs eisetion Of officers and other important bus
~ osdsr Of the Comnasdiss Oascsr.
oc 6-<t a. y. 0OOCH. o n
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auction NotIce,..Particular atfentfOo
in reoussted to my sale THIS MORNING, commen.
eine &c 10 O'Clock, at the store of Mr. Simon stein.
his stock of goods conisting Of very large assort
ment THUS. W. hGEcC,
Tit r., e-f rrt.ss Auctonecn
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a NV NrY.FIVE DULLAHS RE.
IN WARD.-Ransway from the subscriber,
I'm shout the lsr of September LAST, MARIA
Nv CAMBRIDGE; tall and very black. She IL
.A shout 80 years old pretends at times not to
hssr we'll Ii is my opinion she is lurking in the city
/ will give the above reward for her delivery to me.
ID. 3. DELAPLANE,
&C 7-ecdts Flour Inspector.
a AUCTION SALE & A n A X
H. BIRDS! CANARY BIRDS! IL will sell, at
x%EM my auction, on TUESDAY, the 7th October,
Even y-two Canary Birds, fine ever
founa Commencing with sale at o'clock, p. M.
oc 7--lt* SIMON STEI&LFIN.
ATTENTION, PHENIX CO.
-H9&- No. S-Atrend meeting of your Com
X$f1KI : pany, at your Engine House, THIS
@1- Tuesday, EVENING, at half past ]
clock.
By order of the Commander
oc lit JNU 4. BLAIR, Sec'y.
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gw Fillmore and. DoneIson Raliy.-TO.
nj gbt at Corinthien Hail. r. +. DANIEL, So, Col T.
A. BOILING, and MARMADUKE JIHNsoN. ESQ., will
ddrs.. ~. ynaetins oc 7-1t*
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AaeIs rsrs 10 deaths u New osle.ns q, ~.
"sss saa'as t>s 3o.h ssptsmbss. = - 's's
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~The DemOcratic Vigilance Co Nmlttee,
for Jsfsrson Ward, will m ,et THIS EVENING, ct
o'clock at GEe. z. SADLERs Punctuai attend
snca n reouested oc It's
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SEES wASsa fsIs pAy ~ 1t4 o'cLocn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

THE FIRST BABY.-Just look at him!-Do you
see that individual with his hat high on the
bump of selfesteem-his nose turned up at
everything distinguished by frantic disregard
of the immaculacy of his shirt, or the tie of his
handkerchief? Mark with what supercousness
he views all the mundane things With what
scorn does he gaze upon youths and grown peo-
pie, and how contemplate appears everything
to his high Daintiness that was SO attractive be-
fore. He is father for the first time, and the
little tiny whining cherub is at home in en-
broidered muslin and the baby-yes, the baby
is as fat as butter, and weighs six pounds and a
quarter An intellectual baby, too-well red
Think of that! Six pounds and quarter, and
boy at that! Bless his little chubby soul!
What projects are running in that mans brain in
regard to the newcomer. What long way in
the future he is gazing after destiny, and he sees
no less than Governor, and mayhap Pres-
dent, in the little chubby boy at home, weigh
ing six and quarter pounds. And the wife,
the first baby she ever had-she never thought
she'd be a mother; and wild with joy, she is ca
ressing the shapeless little lump and goes mad
With happiness at the contemplation of her dear
little sugar plum of an offspring six and quarter
pounds The first baby is new link to bind the
welded pair together and cement 1.-THE chain
weighing exactly six and quarter pounds.
We congratulate our friend upon the hurricane
Of happiness that has befallen him, and ardently
hope he will fall down no cellar ways, or into
any coal-holes, in his up-gazing pride, at having
assisted to add one to the numerical strength Of
the country.
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Tux NEW NAesEro-ELrcrsrc4L Llsu1-ru

The New MAGNEro-ELEcTRrcAL LIGHT-THE
ApRIArIc TO CARRY HER OWN LIGHTHOUSE.
The ''Galvanic Light Company" recently or
ganized in England, claims that the magnetic
electrical light produced by machinery of which
they are the inventors and patentees, is the most
perfect Illuminating agent hitherto known
They have sent out one of their machines to this
county, and it is now being put for trial in the
upper part of Stillman, Allen Cos No. velty
Iron Works in this city. The light owes its or
igin to a current caused by the rapid revolution
Of species of fy-wheel, on which are fixed SER
les Of magnets in close juxtapositon to another
series that remain stationary. The wheel, in the
present instance, revolves some 1000 or 5000
times minute, and is driven by an eight-horse
power steam engine,
The Collins Steamship Company, warned by
the fate Of the Pacific are thinking of fitting out
the Adriatic rs complete floating lighthouse,
| emitting light which not only cannot be mis-
taken by other vessels at whatever distance, but
| which will illuminate the ships tarck several
| miles ahead and render an approaching vessel,
an iceberg, or any other obstruction almost as
| visible as at MONDAY.
Prof Grant on this side ofthe water, challeng-
es comparison of his calcium light, produced
| by the action ofthe compound blow.pipe on COM
mon lime, with the new light brought forward
oy the English company. The challenge has
peen accepted and the trial it is stated, viii come
On IN about four weeks-as coon IS the dark
nights IN June commence. The two lights are
70 oe exhibited NJ the same time and the Same
pace, IN the vicinity ofthis city.-Eyening Post.
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1856. 185f
EA - [!9EE! 2 Co.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GREAT AMERICAN
u & MAI. AND EYpR Eaa pnI,rr

GREAT AMERICAN
q. s.. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 4 LAKE
THIRTY-sK Hours II 70 - NEW YORK.
FOUR TRAINS A DAY,
SUNDAYS excepted carrying the great through
y Eastern Mail
The only direct and reliable Railroad Ropte be,nu ono
hundred and twenty miles Cleveland Pttsburg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and washington
than any other route and the most exdedous route to
bunaio' Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE, VIE.
1s-Fast Steamboat Express leave Chicago at 545 NJ
connecting at Toledo at az P NJ, with the splendid
Steamers ofthis llne-arrve in Buffalo next morning.
connecting with Lightning TraIs for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening, making but
ngh. between Chicago and New York or Boston, and
that on one Of the splendid steamers of this Line
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi.
arrive in Cleveland at M new YORK and Ro a. M
sd-Espress Mail leave Chicago at.......-..2 &px,
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore New York and
Boston next morning.
Ath-Night Express leave Chicago At. 945pM
arrive in Cleveland next day at p NJ Pittsburgh and
wheeling at p. NJ, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., fol-
lowing morning. also connects at Cleveland with trains
ier panklrk ana Buffalo, arriving in New York the
day at noon, and Boston at4 P. n.
All the above trains connect direct through all points
| In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention
Only three trains on Saturday, leave at 545A w. 715
Only one train Sunday, leave at s45P.x
me 2 10 p n train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at I O'Clock,
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and Injuries of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis Cant A n Perkins
Northern Indiana Cant 7 y phaatt
nesnns Toledo dan;
T. NJ, arriving at Buffalo at $50 A. M.
Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
| to New York and Boston. -
Only two changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg ~
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
Ing Washington, ETC., will from - to ii hours
Route. -
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any Of the roads,
will find attentive check agents cars who will re.
ceivs your checks and convey your baggage free Of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House.
Chicago and at the Passenger depot corner Of Van Blu.
rem and Sherman Streets and ali the Railroad offices
the West -
lMPoRrANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
At Toledo completed Trains connecting directly in
the New Depot on the middle ground thus avoiding en-
tirely the annoyance ofthe old Ferry at that place
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
ONCE under fremont House, Chicago
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SHAMEFUL OUrRAGE.-We learn from the De
Witt lowa) Clntonian, that daring outrage
was committed on the person of Mrs. BABCoCE,
"a respectable lady living three miles West Of
Wel,on, in that county, on Sunday. the lst inst,
by some graceless villain, yet at large. Mrs. B.
vas standing in the door and observed man ap.
preaching bare-headed, dressed in dark blue
clothes, somewhat shabby, and as the man OBJ
served Mrs. B. he started and ran toward her.
Her husband being absent, she barred the door
against him, but the wretch forced his way into
the room and with pistol leveled at her breast
threatened her life unless she yielded to his de-
mands. In attempting to violate her person he
inflicted two severe blows ON her side, and his
attack throughout was only marked by the most
brutal violence and recklessness. Our citizens
should keep vigilant lookout for the vile vaga-
bond, that he may be brought to Justice and
punished as his crime deserves