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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
The Celebration at San Jacinto.

On Monday last, the anniversary of the bat
tie of San Jacnto was celebrated on the Bat
lie Ground BY large concourse of people from
various sections. Speeches were made by
Messrs Lubbock, Smith, Henderson, Taaffe,
Tompkins, Edwards, Prof. 'Forshey, and a
number of other gentlemen whose names we
have not been able to learn each doing credit
to themselves and to the occasion. The
Washington Light Guards, under Capt. Ed
warls, of this city, turned out, presenting a
neat and imposing appearance. The Militia
ry Cadets of Galveston, under Prof. Forshey.
were also on the ground. The Barbecue was
got up in the very best ST le there being enough
and to spare for "all hands and the cook"
We learn that the Cadets, of Galveston,
and the Washington Light Guards, of Hous-
ton, determined on he occasion to erect suit
able monument over the remains ofthe lamen-
ted soldiers who sleep upon the battle field.
independent of the two companies, S25 were
raised on the ground, towards aiding in this
noble enterprise. A committee of nine were
appointed TO solicit contributions, and other
wise TO carry out the design
Everybody seemed well pleased with their
visit and the exercises of the day. The ball
at night passed off pleasantly and to the salts
faction Of all parties.-Hots. Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

UAlarge quantity ofmail matter for Pleas
ant Run, Waxahache, and other southern off,
ces, passes by those Offices apparently withou:
the bags containing ii being opened. The
package of last weeks Herald for Pleasant
Run, sent down on Monday morning returned
TO this Office on Thursday evening. 1t was
forwarded again on Friday morning, but it is
extremely doubtful whether our subscribers
will get il or not. a large number Of pacEa-
ges, both of papers and letters, for Pleasant
Run and Wsxahachie, shared the same fate
aud came back on Thursday evening. viii
the p. NJ. at Pleasant Run inform us why the
Herald is not stopped at his office! We intend
/ to find out who is in fault in this matter. and
see il the evil cannot he corrected
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

~ The Metropolitan know-nothings met at
the Glasscock buildings, in Austin, on the 10Th
ult., and unanimously ratified the nomination
of Fillmore and Donelson. We are partic-
ular in giving the precise place at which this
important event took place, from vague suspi
cion that the spot where southern people
ratified ticket put forth by such n convention
as that which nominated Fillmore and Donelson,
and on such platform as that to which they are
tied, is likely to become classic in history. We
observe that our friend Ford, of the Times, was
on the committee that reported the resolutions,
and has 1T last hcistcd the names of the norni-
necs. Mr.. Charles $. West, too, the Little Giant
of the Colorado, who went into the know-nothing
convention at Austin last winter and threw
pocket full of brickiats at Bob Taylor, in the
shape of resolutions and platforms, and was
wont to give up the ghost when his favorte Georgia
platform was so unceremoniousy kicked out ofthe
con venton by the aforesaid Bob, has become re-
signed in spirit, Modified in temper, and has tn.
ken again to making I" stirring and patriotic
speeches.; 1t is worthy OF note that the resou-
tons of ratification say not word about the plat
form. That late fruitful therno Of know othing-
ism is departed. The subject is estate, fiat, and
unproftable.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

r7S- The attention of travellers is called to tho
card Of the Texas Hotel, Sherman, Grayson Co.,
This house is kept by Mr.. Moss in u manner that
cannot fail to please. We know that the fare is
excellent, beds clean and comfortable and tho
host obliging and ever ready to attend the wants
of his patrons, for one of our firm has tried 1t.
Travellers in that direction would do well to bear
this in mind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Rufus Williams,a farmer Of the Indian re-
serve, near Fort Beknap, was killed on the Oath
ult, outside OF the Fort, by a soldier named
Page We learn that both were somewhat in
toxicated, at the time, and the provocation was
slight Page cut Williams throat from ear to
ear, killing him instantly. Page was arrested
and taken to camp Cooper, about 40 miles from
Belknap. to which post he belonged
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

ES- John II. Prince, Esq, County Clerk, is an
authorized agent, for Parker County. He will
receive subscriptions, and advertisements for the
Hcrald and money paid to him on its account
will be duly acknowledged.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

e a meeting of the citizens of Harris county
was held at Houston on the 10Th ult., at which
the Legislature, and in favor of the land bonus
policy to railroad companies, were unanimously
adopted. Similar resolutions have been adopted
by public meeting in Grimes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

u The San Antonio Herald seems disposed to
defend or at least apologize for DR.. Do uai, the
German sbolitionist who has been editing the
San Antonio Eating We should like to know
something about the slavery procliyities and
antecedents ofthe Herald man. From the general
tone Of that paper, we are of opinion that there
is very little difference IN the slavery sentiment.
or its editor and those Of Dr. D1uai,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

The New GooDs ARE BEGINNING TO CoME.-Gold
and Donaldson are now receiving their Spring
supply Of goods. Their stock is large and varied,
and they say they intend to give bargains. See
their advertisement in to-days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

- From the Tyler Reporter, We learn that a
severe tornado passed over that place on Satur-
day, the 26th ult., blowing down the trees in tho
public square and carriAge-shop in tho town.
No other material damage was done.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

U' The democracy of the Sth District are to
hold convention at Paris, Lamar county, on the
md day of the next term OF the District court,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
District Judge and District Attorney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

SAy ANTONIO RAlLRoAp.-The contract for
the building of this road from San Antonio TO
Victoria has been let 10 Mr. Osgood, at a cos;
81 less Than $4,000 per mile. The contrac-
tor is a responsible and energetic man, and II
IS expected that he will finish the road BY the
LIST Of July. 1851, although the terms of the
contract give him, we believe, much longer
tins.-U onstoA Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

ly' Blank Field notes for Surveyors, may be
had at this office. Surveyors and Deputies in
this and the surrounding counties would do wei
to supply themselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

H. We requested to state that DR.. j. s.
Stewart, Dentist, is in town, and prepared to
operate in his line. Those wishing his services
should give him an early call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Eg We visited our friend 'tAleck." in the
country the present week and were treated with
.'roasting cars" fried for dinner. Who San beat
that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

srnfstts,-We tubiish lbis Esst lho ffsi N
q series N aftieiss hon gifted fsr. that will
appear In The HraH over ihs ahoyo signature.
II Il proper that W. should state, In the OUTSET,
that W. arc not responsible I'M tho opinions and
arguments that will he advanced by "spara us,"
any further than W. shall specifically endorse
ilem as they appear In the Hydh II 4. more
than probable that tho writer will, in tho course
OF these articles, advance ideas and ayow scnli.
ments from which we wholly dissent, lie may
condemn measures which We warmly nrproyc.
and anlmadvort upon official acts of pul,,,c man
which wo heartily endorse. But e no shnIl con.
duct the discussion with diiguity and fairness
without 0rr0 'gnins 10 motives or attacking tho
p''"'' eharng,Cr Of public men, as we have every
reason 20 believe he will do, We shall not feel
disposed to deny lin our columns, however
widely we may differ in our views OF the matters
discussed. We, of course, reserve to oursef the
privilege of combating any position assumed by
our correspondent, whenever we may feel called
on 81 10 do.
A discussion of the kind proposed always re-
suits in good. It is only those that degenerate
into personal abuse and assaults ofpriyat'
character that are to be deprecated No public
functonary who has faithfully discharged the
trusts comm tilted to him will fear scrutinizing
investigation of his official conduct. To such
therefore, it has no terrors II is to the guilty,
only, that it will come unwclcome, and they
have no right to demand the forbearancc of the
press or of the public, Our idea Oi.thc mission oil
the press is to grant the largest limit to dispas'
sionate and dignifed discussions Of public meas
ures irrespective of its effect on men, The editor
is hut narrow.minded bigot, and misconccves
the great object OF free press, who sits upon
his tripod, and with the air ola petty monarch
places his dcspotic veto upon every thought,
sentiment, and aspiration TINT does not find an
echo in his own mind, and barricades his columns
against all that does not harmonize with his
preconceived ideas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

u The Telegraph is again in operation be-
tween Houston and Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

l1g- See the card of j. II. IIarberger, Attor.
ncy and Counsellor at law, Mckinney, Collin Co
Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

A BIG FEE.-The accopcheur who attended
the Empress Eugene is TO be paid fee Of
100000 francs.
1t Is lass pain 10 learn in yonfh, than TO be
ignorant ia Oh 7er
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

g- The Prairie Blade boists the name of Gen.
Rusk for the Presidency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
CANDIDATES..

CANDIDATES.
For District Attorney---9th Judicial District
We authorized to H. T. sELMAN, Of Tyler as
candidate Tor District attorney of the ninth Jude a District
Election In August next
For Surveyor Of Denton Land District.
We authorized to announce A. @. WALKER ESQ =. a
candidate for the office Of Surveyor Of Denor DIstro-Eec.
ton first Monday In AngustncXt
For Sheriff of Dallas County.
are authorized announce sill As LEON ARD A. e,ndI
date for the office stery NJ Dsta, County, at the election
In August next
We authorized to announe A. O. uAUGHT as a candidate
the ensuing election In August.
Hs are HH,orsen to announce THOMAS coats
Ie Tor erW Of ra!as county, at the election in August
Fer County Clerk of Dallas County
We authorized announce W. FLAX as candidate
Tor e.cecton to the office of County Court, at the
Gu suing election in August.
W. are authorized announce W. X. MAsTEN as candidate
for the Office of clerk ofs County Court at the election in Au-
| gust next.
For Justice of the Peace Precinct No /.
weorc authorized TO announce JOHN J. EAKINs asa cHndi
date ior Justice NJ the Peace Precinct No l. to I'LL III. place
nov held by n c. llawpr Esq Election in August.
Wearc authorized to ALLEN BEARD candidate
for reelection for esquire Of Precinct No l. at the election in
August next.
candidate for Justice cc Peace for Precinct No. at the cleo
! ten in Angus, next.
~ We arc hntEpriti to a1nouHce IT, GUESS candi-
date for J;e o The Peace precinct No. L. the election in
/ August next
Ne authorized to JAMES n. SMITH a can
dtate for Justice Cfe Peace, precnct No l. at the election
In August next.
For Treasurer Of Dallas County.
~ We authorized announce r. n candidate
for reelection to the Office of County Treasurer Of Dallas
county, at the election in August
For Assessor and Collector Of Texas.
We authorized to THOMAS C. WILLIAMS n
candidate for reelection the Office Of assessor and CoGcto
Of taxes, Of Dallas county, at the election in August next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Fer County Clerk Of Dallas County.
For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. /.
For Treasurer Of Dallas Cor


~ We authorized Il. j. EST n candid
for reelection to the office Of County Treasurer Of pa
county, at the election in August
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
Awful and Fatal consequences

LNENSUE from treating Bowel comp sints this Of
II the year with Brandy Opium Astringents When
checked in this way the disease Is cured but the outlet
Is merely stopped up and fortunate If it appears for
then dangsroI. diseases fthe head averted the
patient has chance fer his life How ofeL do hear OF
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked, and death from
disease Of the brsn produced BY the medicine taking place
few hours aferS
THE GRlEFENBERG DYsENTFRY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successufu In such complaints By
chemical action produces change in the contents Of the
Bowels and thus enables nature TO perform her
The Board of Health of New York certify that the
Chorera disappeared from the Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowltsn of Boston, calls it the greatest aid the
medical profession and Blessing to the patient.
DR. De Forrest of New York, says itcures every
OF disorder OF the bowels promp y and that he always
il in severe
Capt Taylor Of the Army certihes that It cures all
Dysentery Mexico and that Is
rally used nv officers who cont acied that complain
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor of New York, re
cOmmeGOs 1t to be kp in family TO be ready ~ check
all disorders Of she Bowels on the first appearance.
BY Count Bodisco it recommended the Medical
Board If st. Petersburg and by them recommended the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia u has been used
in several IropesD countries with great success
In Ma hVe large quantities Of it have been used in times
Of Cholera
the bes, and only certain coy for Bloc iy Flux
be heard OF that has net effected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is stiu con-
tinued. ALEX. MACKENZlE.
iyneQ3-H
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
TOINNAIIDS


this country th Of vitality constantly suf
fering from atmospheric influences caused by sudden
cha Of weather the variable character Of
especially spring and autumn. These complaints and all
forms disease natural to the country, easily
controlled ny sOpe prescriptions such wonderfully
the health and ngthened The lives OF the abort
gnes and the early settler Of America they by the
pow rn doses Of Aopathy the Drenchngs u Hydropahy,
thu hot and gent doses OF the Thomponsn school,
delcGiely medcated pellets II Homeopathy.
These valuable and elective simple medicinal prepar
atoms found In greater degree Of iy combined in
scientific propOrtions, and compounded with
skill in the GRlRFFNBf RG FAMILY MEDICINES than
in any Others offered to public notice. They
eleven different remedies all Of which have thu
high medical authority and the app Of hundreds
who have been relieved their among
found the Of eminent cerrymen iuris states
and Than THOUSAND PHYSICIANS in every section
OF the United States.
THE GREFEN BERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-PRrcE 25
cents This book OF $40 pages and it written by
several UhyscsDs each minent in the diseases mention
ed and all standing in the front rank Of the ecal pros
sion 1t Is the reliable book published
dvesd professional terms and written that every
understand it. No family should be without copy.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief OF the Pathology Of Uterine Diseases
togeher with the principle and method Of their cure T.
POMERY Of Utica THIS Is valuable pamphlet, pre-
by Of the oldest and most celebrated Physicians
the Union have Just received one hundred thousand
copies for gatutous distribution Those who Eel interested
In this subject will please call send for Of this pam
phlet- ALEX. MACKENZIE,
jy80 Collie street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOVICE no SHIPPERS,
~ So n.

A the Mas vile ana Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
ranies OF Gergia Of TIER sumner does not
seem 70 have been noticed recognized in he hand bills
that Company, recently distributed in cty We taks
uis method Of Informing the Merchants and Shippers BY
that hnshst The rate vii be 81 IS for 100 on nrst class
goods and Lot 81 s. the grand bills represent; S125 10
the through hrst goods from the sea-
ward 20 Nashville butt is beet 20 the variation Of 10 cts
sd0 sin summer and dsductod Of 10 cts PEI ioV Ibs
70 Winter Hhch makes the rate adyertisemsnt
tiS5 from June 70 December and o. from Dec June
n. l. ANDS RSON,
IuntH supeFin trndant.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23

RUMBUG!! HUMBUG!!!
nIANO FOKTES, Tuned and Re- 4sssEFNEvs
i paired by the undersigned in a manner
that cannot Re equaled by any other Tuner 1 II
in this section of country Also, ali kinds Of Musical Instru
ments repaired
- Perfect satisfaction given n charge
Orders left the Music Stores Of James Dggons James
A. Mcclure Union street, will be promptly attended TO.
mars T.. MOTION
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
RATES OF FREIGHT
EsszzSa 49, go eT@07
Ss==SSsrTz ESEE;zIESSs Ey;sz ssssz5z 49,
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
EFFgCT

FROMCHARLESToN AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
EFFgcr
On and after the First of June.
FIRST Class
Piano Fortes Books snd Stationery Roots shoes and
Hats L'qaors, Us, &c, Ia bottles. Camphine and
Spirits Turpentiue, in bbis.; CarTe'ing, China Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in cases Cloeks ConfSefiopa
res Cotion Cards lery IL, cases h and boxes.
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits, Fruis
drees and shrub err, surs Garden seeds, Locking
Oysters IN and jars, Saddlery, Tin sod Brtsnia
Ware Teas And spie' pr 100 ibs. from tst Deesm-
and frorl lst June 10 ist Deceu Der IS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such As spfcsera first and Third
class; CoGse Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors. in
hol-, sod pipes; Tobacco 10 boxes; leather in rolls
and boxes; CTS. in bbls. and casks; crOekery and
oueensvare in crates and casks; Rice whiting
Plaster, sheet Brass, aud Cop per 100 lbs 60
THIRD CLASS
Axes, Shoveis, Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin in prs
Manila and Cotton Car'Iagp Coffee heavv "a, tinys
Mil Gearing Railroad Wheels and Axles, Chairs ana
Spikes, and Rosn in bbls., per 100 lbs. ...... so
+ SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed anc other Fight articles
not enumerated also. Cafboys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, vii be charged BY setual weight, but
double First Glass Rates, or, per 100 lbs 50
The rates The from Charleston and Savannah 10
stevensc D. and al stations q is side, to Nashville
Hne5e shey evidently exist will be corrected
Treasurer proper certificate from the deliverin
The Roads viii not pay for hid EN- damages or injury 10
contents Of boxes or packages when
Of damage exists
No claim for damages viii re considered unless aeconpa
MED with receipt showing the goods have been in good
order when delivered 20 the Roacs Charleston and s
Vannah.
In Of short goods the Roads require DAYS for
animation 81 the hnen rot ourd by the expiration 81 that
time the Road Del yernE viii be authorised to pay-but
claim hs b. considered or goods sought for utess receipts
are exhibited as evirence Of shiTment
No goods viii be delivered until all charges are paid snd
a receipt gwen by the consignees their agents
The Agents Of the ~ c. e. R. ave ureT heavy bonds 70
the company and al freight bills due to the Agents iudi
vdusly therefore freight bills be paid in full and re-
elamsons for charges damages &e must be paid BY
the Treasurer only certificate Of the Agent and au-
thority o. the Superintendent.
may15 HI ANDERSON SAINT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
coal COOKING STOVE


w have just received small supply OF COAL COOKING
w STOVES of differ Mt sizes, that so highly
mended 10 tn we have hesitation in warrantng them.
The Prize COal Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily of the West,
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes important
House keepers provide good Stove that will cook
well with coal These have, r given entire satisfaction
and ended the attention Of those about sup
ply Themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have Also the following patterns Of artght Stoves for
wood universally popular in the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake
draw we'll
The Mayfower, two sizes;
The Hacyon two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in for sale usual low and
modatng terms the following popular Stoves from the best
foundres 81 the West.
The Kentuckan Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron free Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all 81 which will sell on as low
terms they can be procured in the city.
THE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The TennesseAn four Sizes We manufacture and have now
on hand good supply of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all o. ders.
june1T MACKENZIE WILSON
MOPS AMI SCRURBJNG BRUSHES.
lust Received, Long Hand Scrubbing BFushes, Hall
- Brooms, busting Br' shes, MOps, Tea Cup MOps real
Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hampe
msy95 MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in

"0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot o. Market Baskets Of all Sizes msde from
n this same Willow. $50 said, - for sale by
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23
Nashville and ChattanoOga Railroad


RRlVAL and Departures Of Psssecger Trains To take
n eject On and sfter Saturday. June 3ist 1885
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville - o'clock Ar
irving AZ ChsstsnooEs a. o. opck p m Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville 81 P. NJ arriving at Chs,iah0osG
at 4 50 ~
bag Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
irving al Sashse 2s0 p ~ Nigh Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga a. 9l3 n arriving Ma hviue s45 A. a..
H. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NAsavnLs June aist isss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-23

BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cites
Three daily Eastern Trains at 10 NJ, and ? NJ.
: TlR>f TRAlN-Cevelsnd, PittshBrg Ste1benVille and
Wheeling, Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati o'clock
for all the Eastern cities; ALSO Detroit via Cleveland
sprinFhed, Wilmington, Circeve Lancaster and Zines
vile, Cheothe ard Athens his train between Gin
cinnati ana Columbus a. Oveand Morrow, Xena and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAlN-Cieveland, PttSbUrg and Wheeling III
press Ma leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock NJ Ceve-
land, PtisourR and Wheeling for all the Eastern CITIES This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and COum
bus
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'CLOCK p NJ for Springfield, Wilmington, Crclevie
aud Lancaster Ch'lcotte aud Hlsborough. This train
store At al prints between Cincinnati and Sp gheld.
FOURTH TRAIN-Clevesnd and Ptsbu gNight Express
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock NJ via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all The Eastern cities This train stops ali points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday st9 so O'Clock, p NJ for Columbus.
Trains run BY Columbus Tne-7 Minutes faster than Gin
einnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETs,
And all tnormatOn, please ply at the Offices No Burnet
House. second door West OF Vine street. No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner Of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, the
Eastern CIitte Miam) Depot, East Front -treet.
once hours RON ~ 4. n, until ~ r. IT.
P W. STRADER, GSnTAgt
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr epal Hotels for each and
every train. By leaving directions either Of the above
offices will call for in all parts Of the city, with
out tail- lmay2Il II. B. RUGGLES Conductor.