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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
The indians Of the Northwest.

There is no doubt of the hostile feelings
of the indians in Iowa and Minnesota to-
wards tho whites. The Indian hostiitics
all over the Indian country disproves any
theory which would assign local causes for
these disturbances. The troops which went
from Fort Ridgley, were too late TO capture
any of the Indians ingaged in the slaughter
at Spirit Lake. A correspondent of tho
st. Paul Pioneer, in writing from Fort
Ridgely after the return of the troops, says {:
"The Indians were pursued to their camp
on Heron Lake, which they had left so pre-
cipitously as to leave behind several packs
of furs and some implements. The difficult
ty seems to have originated in white mans
beating an Indian for killing his dog, and
the subsequent taking away of the Indians
guns by the settlers. The Indians are the
Wakh-pe-kuti Souix, Inkpah-dutah's band,
and probably some of the Yankton's with
whom Inkpah-dutah's is connected. Lieut..
Murry and twenty-four men remained Mt
Spirit Lake for the protection of settlers who
had collected there"
Since the massacre in Blue Earth and
Fairbault counties, in Minnesota, which
counties are Just northerly from Spirit Lake
and aspon the southern border of Minneso-
Zee companies of the tenth infantry
stationed at Ft. Smelling, near St. Paul, have
been sent to the scene of the murder.
From a letter in the Chicago Tribune,
written from Red Wing, We get the names
of those slaughtered at Spirit Lake. The
letter says:
"At Spirit Lake the savagcs murdered
forty whites. They killed James Mattocks
and his whole family, and a Mr.. Madison
residing with them, numbering eight per-
sons. DR.. J. H. Harriet, Mr.. Bartamus Sni-
der, N. G. Granger, (whose parents live in
Michigan,) Joseph Harshman, (ate from
Indiana,) H. Gardner and family, (all ex-
cept his daughter of Is years old taken
prisoner,) were murdered. The Gardner
family, which was destroyed, numbered
seven persons, including his son-in-law, Mr..
Lewis. Mr.. Marble, of Iowa, was killed,
and his wife, after having been first violated
by the monsters, before his eyes, was carried
away prisoner. Mr.. How and family
were all killed, except his daughter l8 years
old, who was ravished and made prisoner.
Mr.. Noble, wife and child, were murdered.
Mr.. Hatcher was absent from home, but his
wife was carried away and his child of eight
months old murdered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
re The Washington Star SAYS that

ZEE The Washington Star says that the
National Hotel is being prepared in a
thorough and cffcctual manner for reopen
ing. In a communication to the National
InteHigsncer it is suggested that very little
is required to place it forever beyond the
possibility Of danger from gases such as those
which have proved so deleterious. 1t rec
ommerds taking up all the cellar and kitch-
en- floors, first being prepared with dogs and
sticks 10 kill the rats which may be found
under them; after which the space between
the joists TO be filed with earth and rammed
and muriatic acid and salt bo used as fu,
migatOr, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
EE A telegraphic dispatch of the Goth

EH- A telegraphic dispatch of the Goth
ult., from Washington, says s:-Elisha Whit
tlesey will retire this week from the First
Comptrollership Of the treasury. He in
tended to make an award in the Ramsey
and Cormick case when prepared, but has
dropped the case in consequence of the in
terposition of the Attorney General, where
at he feels deeply agrieved. He pronounces
it an unjustifable and unprecedented inter
ference.
In a business conversation to-day, the
President stated that the Comptrollers jur-
isdiction under the Ramsey and Cormick
is absolute and that the President must en-
force the law as enacted. The matter
caused much talk, as it is generally consid-
cred TO override the opinion of the Attor-
ney General on tho subject.
G. A johnson, who was confirmed by
the Senate on the last day of the session as
U. S. Consul to Beirut, will not be commits
stoned.
Asa Bcal has declined the appointment
ofdisbursing agent of tho Superintendent of
Magraw's section of wagon road.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

A Coon LAw.-The Ohio Legislature
passed bill through both houses, giving
married women the control of all personal
property now exempt from execution, so
that the husband can not sell it, from the
family. 1t also gives her control of the
earnings of all the minor children. This
will be valuable safeguard of Incorporate
men. They can not now sell the house
empty and then collect the earnings of their
wives and children, as was once dono.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Scarcity of Provisions I'm Northern Mich
gun.

The East Saginaw Enterprise states that
in somo portions of Genesee and Tuscola
and probably Saginaw county also, there is
much suffering for want Of provisions. All
kinds of provisions, except -four, are unusu-
ally high, and very scarce throughout the
northern regions. In the newly settled
townships, where most of the lands are but
little improved, and the past season unfavor-
able, the supply of provisions is short and
but few Of the inhabitants arc able to buy
them at present high prices. Instances Of
great suffering and almost starvation, in par
ticular neighborhoods, are reported. In
some cases property has been sacrificed at
ruinous prices, and men have mortgaged
their farms to obtain means for the the sup
port of their families, while those who have
no such resources to draw upon, must re,
ceive aid or suffer actual starvation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Springfield. O.. April %.

The elopement case, in which G. NJ
Boyd cloped with Miss Sarah Martin, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. Martin, of Xenia, and in
which tho young lady was detained from
her husband by writ of habeas corpus, is
sued on the part of her gardian, Robert D.
Pogue, was decided in this city this morn
ing by Judge Tarbert, by setting the young
lady Mt liberty. The Judge, however,
doubts the legality of the marriage. The
trial has been in progress since Friday evo-
ming, and great excitement still exists. The
parties are both respectable, and the lady
is heiress to an estate and property worth
$4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
PEACE.

A word spoken in season, how good is it.
1t is like apples of gold set in pictures of
silver! Some time since, in the exercise of
that brotherly affection for which the Jour-
NAL is distinguished we interposed in apeacc-
making spirit betwesS>ao bclligerent edi-
tors of tho Democrat and Messenger
Since that time We have observed with in
tense satisfaction that our brethren have
ceased throwing stones. We earnestly hope
that in future this good behavior will be
maintained.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

THE NORTHERN CoADJUToRs OF THE
SLAVERY PRoPAGANDIsTs.-Th the ruff
auism and dcbauchery of the land should
sympathize with and stand up for tho op-
pressors of Kansas and Northern tools Of
the Slave Power, is what every one must
expect. You cannot find, from the Aroos-
took to the Sacramento, professional gam
bier who does not intensely hate Abolition
lists, and glory in the Dred Scott decision.
There is not one tippling-house in every
hundred whose master is not in sentiment
and sympathy a Border-Rufian. All this
is natural and accounts for itself--N Y,
Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Chicago. Anil %.

Chicago, April 20.
Runners who have returned to Feribault
from pursuit of the Indians, confirm the ru-
mored masacree in Blue Earth county,
Forty settlers were murdered at Big Bend,
and several women were taken prisoners
Great alarm is felt every where. All the
Indians beyond the Minnesota river are as
suming hostile attitude. Rumors are rife
of an alliance between the Sioux and Chip
pewas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01
Kinqstop. Jamaica. April %.

An English man-of.war has carried into
st. Anna an American schooner from Afri-
ca TO Cuba, with s7e slaves. 1877 had died
on the passage and tho remainder were in
a starving condition. 1t was rumored that
another SLAYER was of the coast and Brit
ish steamer had started in pursuit
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

OHIOHSUi 1APTII IO'
The st. Paul Pioneer, of the 18th inst,
contains letter from Gen. Shields, dated
Foribault April 18th, which pointedly con-
tradicts tho rumors of the Indian murders
at Mankate. Reliable information from
Blue Earth county states that there is not
the slightest foundation for the reports
The letter concludes: Neither hostility,
nor signs of hostility exists amongst tho
Indian tribes Of the territory of Minnesota.
Dates to the Goth inst, received here,
confirm the above.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

The bark Adriatic, which collided with
the steamer LyoEnais, in November last
and which, as we have before stated, was
seized at the instance of tho owner of the
steamer, who sought TO make her liable for
the loss, has, after judicial inyestiga-
ton in the Tribunal of Commerce Of Mar
seilles, been exonerated from the claim, and
her clearance papers have been delivered up.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

Commissioner Sherell will have the Eas-
torn Division Of Eric Canal nayigable on the
lst Of May.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

~ y
In addition to the foregoing the corporation contact
ed with John Geeseman to build house for the old Cro
han Gun for the OF 6S 3000 dollars which claim has
not been audited but the Treasurer has paid the Of
nifty dollars It, which should be deducer from tho
above balance In his hands when the account is audited
Z. NJ. HULBURD,
April 30, 1857. 14w3 Recorder
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

The emigration 10 Kaasus-- 9snerat DE-
scription of the 7srrtory--How ne dy-
fsrenf Coxnties are sstiied--Best points
10 locate and secure Claims--ladian
Ressrvafions, and the Trust Lands that
are 10 Do sold Cd,aioa to Emsgranis--
The future Of Kansas-- Character Of
ne population and country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-01

Determined not to be behind any old stores
has already selected his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-24

Main Street, oet. 9th 3 9Th KkOkUk. IOWA.
N HnaAsfstgnsd havA now II
j their Ware Rssns, and design
keeping seastantly On hAndA veil
selected ef eli kinds e1 1srniturc, ,en-
sfaeiug Marble top Drsssing, and plai1 Durssas
Ans and plain 6sfas 1ns and pIAin OentsY and
Card Tables Case ssat and windsor ChsiEs ,Reek-
Ing ChAtfs ysryasscsiptionf froA . plain vocAss
ssat, r. the Ansst hair ssst plain and
fancy turned cetage bsdsteads ei atss tstyls
Lounges, -.
looking Glasses u allsisss; ;closks ,carpstisgs,
deor and deer MATHS g. AsoS and tsbls oil closhs
naktsasses, feather dastsss, carriage tsinnings,
windev shadss anA trinniaGs, Ana evssy other Ar
tisle nsuAlly kept IN our line Of business.
Part efonr stock vas made updsreuY own super
vision, and thersst bought fron msnufastcyies Of
hi1A stoaAing, - that We san warrant every srti.
ole Ter durability and Anish Of verknanslip.
Ous sttsst 10 - sstablisA pssnassat basissa
here, saA not On the Peter Tnnk principles
and - - induesnent to person. purchase Of
vs. ws are resolved to sell at the lowest louis
prices.
Gall and sxanins ear stock before purshastpR Z
slssvAsss. We viii always take plsasusetn show
Ing fuynitnse - ladies and 0sntlemsn who nay
favor ss with call. whether they feel inclined 70
buy er not.
Feb. -, 1S5f.--dAwtf
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JUST .ssIcnv,g sIcE1y5gp Ar


A heziikH fsssh ssppiy 81 1ssg1y sasssas.
a tvssraased psss,l fsrfSmssy O. senQ -
tsas.. sSsr,eins - mes. yspslar sstlsass q -
ossesssrsss,i Persian kssssse. IA rsss SuSSnn4
perfume for impaSting to the hasAksssAief Sov
aGZseaels and lasting sAsrs
Ess. Ma1nsHe, Eat. Nsw Mown nsy,
/" Ws.. Knd, Tsa Ross,
!" :. s.:s. s.:s' s''''' js.s.s jf..s.ss5s:l SI::l,
- Hsiiotrsre, vidiette;
v.ss..s. As.ssr md Orange ss.ss was..i An
s.Aiis vi.ass, AssSsi,: csysAas, ass-
nsn fefsna coieguc. lessessf 0I'
Vinegar DO kouse, Pisk 6au-
sers, Aesn Fan, Chalk
Balls, Lily wAats,
Banaaiine, and Esyraisa HAIR Dye.
Alsxander's felAlAieus,
savage. Ursins,
Lyasa's ASssssiss.
Basin Poncine Soap,
Labia's sAvos SspssAAs 6eap,
vsrhsaA kusN,
@ Mcvu Wiadsor SOAP,
vse.saSl. 0ii Sod 80.
1i,.s1.r.as s.se ssas.
AmaAdiAs Soap.
Marsh AAilow,
osnuine Iankse Ecap,
Military Shaving sceg,
Shaving Cssam,
shaving brushes,
Hair Erushcs,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail DTushas,
FLESH Bssskxs.
s Post Meaatss,
Railroad conpani0ns,
Cigar Cases, and
Travslins Ylasks Of every dssssfptiea.
es RIAyoaiaa sxskAfss.
Vanilla.
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery
dec2o PIns Apple. &s.
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0E1NE0,s
JEWBISRY STOR4.


second sress, bspwesa Nsiu md Johasen.
AAHINa just rcturned from the East, n
= - respsctfully call the attention OF my "a
fr'ssss. and the psslie GsAiaily. 10 NJ
new and 6ne stock VI watches. iswsiry, silvee -
plated ware, fsncy gooas. 10.
Watches.
fins gold duplex, magic, patent ana detached
lover wAtehesj silver patent and detached levers
aud skpines of all kinds and quaiities.
1eWelRY.
!, Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and msIIed
fsAsrises asa brsast pins, ladies' ana chii1rrn',
eotd and Ut brseslets, ladies' ssd esat's snld
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diascud Anger
rings. guild and silver thimblcs gents gcId beras4
pins, stads, slar aud sleeve bxttons, eoa, silver
steel and patent spectscles, pocket, table and dec
sert cutlery, andssissors.
silver ware.
In which line lintond not ~ We surpassed by any
store wcst north VI ST. Louis, viz: silver table.
dssssrt and To- spsoas ferris agar srsan, nss-
tsrd and salt spoons batter aud frait knives
sad plated napkin finss, Ac
PlAte1 ware A0A Fancy OOoAe.
Plated and britannia Tea scts, cAstorp. frait and
cake baskets, esudsssticks pearl and she'll pocket
beoks, end In test everything psrtaiaiag to my
line.
Glscks.
seseral - sustmsat Of stscks Of ths slsasst pss-
terms and best make. all warranted to keep good
time.
A~watchss a.d Jcxslry repaired In the NOS.
workmanlikc manner, and As the shortest notice.
my6-dfy JULES GEISEk.
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c0AA RAub0kt UkVs SAsss~
Charles Parsons q Co.
0ANK Ell.
IxCHAN0E ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
or 1u8
UnAseA nsasss, CaiiGsrAia = oseGeos
BOUGHT And SOLD.
Aso, ssls exchange On Loaden, Berlin, Paris
Lstpais, Cassel, Cologne, Brsmen, Iraak-
asst on The Mains, Stuttgart, Han
bsrehsad Zurich in Europe.
tnasA Alve s5se an a5i


i UkT eAfJ O. k6 EooOo1 0eN DOHbIeday WSte
y - 0epss, Gesend street. sly ttne ,tssespe So
dayu) eScn dayll0Atttlil ~ s'eltek - Nigh - -
u sAliesA = y ssssGantay % hsrd - aeesaas u
psssss1 basnsss, and - Ais lsawtnss. apDesstss,
- ,asteaeiss AsshMsatsSal lthspTys vbiel ~
lsse " ~ inspscaion ii III. ard judge Ahse1s -
y ssnpsaena tsssrvstbs publie n biz peoSesnim -
9ua ae. NJ tLat wosld be supes6pens iAtAis util-
Enthusiastically; therefore he il winiagt 70 show
The pnkaio What he can himself do IN . pEAatisal
sense. Cali and see, ,frss Of charge, -..
feb4-d ~. BROWN.
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= I61NA.- WEDNESDAY,. JUNE e. 1857


| sae kA0 WOXS
y,ar AHs sxssss Isssszscr cor cosrlxY.
o. 81. L0Ufs.
. ssaeesoasi aslsga.
!; ! Z; @ @.:osa.. lssll c-s; ass.ly,
J..S sasia 4. 2. D.ro..reY, 8. >. iass.
R.D. 8kLloT1, oee'y. 3. II, BDQBLi. prssst
s 70 sxsaA.H1assssusa astks sAs1s.
a..,.x,, IN Z ssED51es; sEE2s.ss; s:::..! -: As..s.
.,,;.. ,:.. s.cas g. "a ~
Bseos1 StssSf, Kssksk, 1eue.
sHlD Hcus Coapsay takse nlsks - Ne rate,
= sis..ss e PrePsrty, ON The MUTUAL HLAk
AND on TH1 cASH PLAN ron A OARA PIE.
nluA.strssss - reasonable - thsss ~ Any ssais:
p,rrcros.:
G. n. Perry, Il. h. Hsrd, Jaass =. Cex,
Geo. y. S1yth, WIN. y. furass, III. D. Woodward ].
4 Bridg|.n, Eli. A.rri.oa, g. 2 veorAi.s,
G. n. PRRRy. Prss, III. HARRISON. .Tress' !,
J. -. kANkiN, vies Pres, w.Y. TURNER, See
M..H.,s.. lids isssr..ss O..p..T,
ll6 nOAD1AY, Msw Yonk.
CssA Cspsssts ~ 1srsasissSos o1ee, ,uec.
n1fOSl1KDo otse, 80 sisA ths Op~spareilss q M
~ StAts V Msw KSsk, l.x lhs seeastty " Pslias
Asdsss. IN ailitisn 70 which the sioskAolAsws ass
psrsonaliy iisbis. Ansng the Dissstors Ass tke
=,
TAis y = stock 0snpsug, Sstssniag 10 the -.
ssssA "a pr lsats of al sAs psodts tri-aAnualy
4 party ~ yeaes of aos may seouss - his family
frs frsn ~ elAus Of his sESdtOrs, for about 50
cents par vssk, . policy Cor o1,eoo.
Nho woaid not spare this sum tor the eratinca.
tien Of fsAssstea, y sisk I'D " In sA1s u sse-
6sat, tAst 10 all slss fsll, ~ hAA msAs osrtais
psovisloa fss his fAaiiyf II woald llshssn nj
psin ,aHd do more Tor his rssovsry shAa msdicius
N. y. MORGAN, Prss't.
c. r. wsnSIs, Sse'y.
Prospsctus, With all nsesssASy intern Ation, fur
nishsd By RLOKEr 11APSUN, Agts.
Post OAes hsilding,
auss-dly ksokuk, Iow :.
= EOKUN MA0INk aNSUN A1CH 90.
Capital, $500, 900.
VISHl6CompAny isprepafsd TO DO Nafine1nsnf
Ancs bssiusss. Cargo risks taken atcustomafy
asss, asdsAs asasaossh facilities sxtsadsdts reg;
Z ias ensto0srs.
ssDssapsly adj sisted.
Dla1csoAa:
A .BridgnAn, 6.E,Kilboarae,
:. II. Harrison, Geo. D. Smyth.
John TemPiin, A. L. DeniAg,
9. =. Moody, II. D. Woodward,
K. kilbourns, JAs.F. Cox.
W g. Rsntgen. .,.sy
A.BRrDaMAN, President
0.D.SAYTH, vicsPrssidsnt.
Al. DkXIN0 ,rrsassfsf.
Wu.Y .Tuaxpa Secretary.
OAss In sample 'shsi ding Second Street.
ian1ldAv
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4aiaSt, ts&sesa HsssaA asA Third Keeksk ,Isva.
Rarnao1cus:
AstsspsliteA 1Ank, Ass Yesk
Wtsslsu, Laaiss . Coz, Msv Ysskj
VA. Hess, Prs1t., Dsstpaj
# 0eo ~. 1hayes, Rs~G, DesteA;
* 3. Ssldsa ThAvss, ,CAsA's, DseAlo;
Psainsula Daak, Dstsoit;
I. n. DmaOA = o., UAleogD; fA
s Caspeaer tsfd, CtasinnaSi;
DasAy Dne1D5Ale, =. kSals;
2. 2. AaaAy, Cash'r, CIssslasA.
&. r. 9 r. ". HORD,
Daa1oRe ~ Beog HesA1es
00as n BAnkiag Hoass ok Ford, 0osAsa . Yssd,
juaS1odkwl kDOKUK, IOWA.
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Tsnsw nsasfAsssring Mattresses Of every de-
keltine Cotton, Mesa. Birch, Shack, and Straw, Of
the bsst quality. Piilows and bolstsrs of all
kinds. Also ComfOrts and Feat hcrs.
Hotel snd 3teanboat orders pro q pity att ended
60, and all srtieles manafassufsd Or sold ct ny
sstahliaAnent will ~ oAsrsd u fair serns, and
warranted. shAlisAes thspssdustion sf saperior
work Atsay establishment Vt tAs kind ia the West
era country. Yes are respectfully invited 70 call
and examine spscimens of ny work. Warsroom
eornsrof Fesrth street ard Exshanks.
I hare In operation newly rtnvsnted AndsxpsA-
sive nachinsry, which enables ns 70 manulAs-
turs better work, st moro liberal rates, than In
ferior work Otherwise manufactured can be a4erd-
q for. Material Ter Bedding ~. prepared by na-
shtneSy 10 mere uni4semly AAd psrfsssly prepas-
a, and the work Tar superior 10 quality,
Wholsssls ont Rstojl.
March 10 ls57-dly
oIaIRTs MADE no on DER.
Mrs. y. G. DEMAN, ef New York, tho origina-
X1 tor Of the system Of making shirts 70 measure,
who for aftssn years haa done business for tho
Droadsay srads, tfusnss:y Ne. Asscs Hesss,) has
Johnson atreet up stairs. She 10 prepared to sxs-
cute, with promptnsss and dispatch, orders for
Ehirts, Collars, Roes Dc Chauesrs, Laaiss' and
ChilareA's . DResses.
Parties i.rai.hl.S their oua nss4riAls will b.
Lsaisss Bas@uss cut and basted In . superior
manner. A Arst rate MiiiineT, particularly IL 81
braid work, bleaching, ETC., in attendance.
NIB. Toaentiemcn: Mss. b. having bsen scm-
pelled 70 make Laundry arrangements her own
bssiness, she Il able to take the wahing Of man
ber d gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the me-
eeessry repairing, sach - buttons strings -
Once - above. tfebl0-d
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cAkPRNfRS : zNn nfilLprR.

GA1x&Nx@4 ANIL Btlk0Eh. ssss II
IOBRtA0 Asas ~ seees, Asa wssssass4 to gin
q sAtisfaetisn. 6Aep Ii frost VI Beatty = lSnn-
~, eet.ssn ~ and tth streets, ksekut, Ieus.
apslt-d3n Ss7
M11D q = ~ onsa1nA 00b1W1 n
DA1n1CE = Cm0Un1 hAve 5914 ~ nAe.
y AiAesnt Dosbls Reuna C0snAs osvsa Ossass
Haaes vttA risA mestqiqGe - 1aaa OsnpAaa
0rsy !. O.. fss ssls = lsssaia, = n hsis~s.
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4 - VMss over Cnapin LeA's bank JoAssoI
'is:s: s:s:. i,iSJI. 1aAv,y y - zcs.aH
I PENMsTLvANlA e 1AI1.SsoAD.
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ssss.s..s iss PsfiSs Sssibsis q KIP i =. rAs' =.
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PENN1TEV1NIA 1A1LseOAD.
F1vHE oYsa4 Central Route, seansetiue ~ Atlap
i tie sittss with western. NostAwssecrn sna South
wsstArn States, ~ esntnuous Railway direet.
This nsAA also seaseets q Ptsseny With daily fne
of StsasSrs V AL posta ths Wsstsrn Rivers, ~
ports On sas NertAvs.ssrn katsa aakias .hs ness
direct sAsspsst anA reliable soses b which Freight
san y fosssrdsA y asA from he Great West.
AAfss Bnswsm puIhApstsntA AuD rrrTssUna-
YinsT TClAss.-Boo shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
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IMPORTANT TO rRAvELBRsy
FARE TO LOUISVILLE REDUCED
VIA
Ohio and Miegisgippi

BROAD GAUGE RAIL ROAD
TRAINS THROUGH TO MITCHELL! |!
- On and after MONDAY, April roth, The
7:l5 !. y. train u ths Ohio kise. r. Il. will
make class connections at MitaAsli With New AihAr
ny ana 6alsa ksiiSoad for Losisvillc, arriving Il
10 o'aleck ?. 4.
Passsaesn for svilleshould avail thsnsslyes
OF the advantages Of this nev route, ~ IL Il the
shortest, sAsaPsst, and most sxpsditious, being
over 100 miles shortsr, hsars quicker, and - 50
cheaper than BY sny other route.
FARE THnOU 0H QMLx4 47 SO.
@Dr6seuse your tickets at the ONCE of Ohio 4
Mfss. NailrpaA, sesnsr 4th and chestnnt, undsI
Plantsrs' Aous4, No. -, and corner Lsvse and
Vine stre<ts, No. 81.
0-Both oaAcss exactly on ths corner.
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