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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Cattlc Dying. Isaac w. Pownall. on
Jersey Mountain, Berkeley county, Va.
has lost several head Of cattle, within
few weeks from ,Aat destructive disease
to cattle, the Bloody murrain, Mr.. Theo.
doro Harrison and Mr.. Stickley, near
RidgeVilIe, in the Same county, have al.
so lost several head Of cattle recently
from the same disease.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Tile Tide Of Emigration The en-
lgration from Europe to tho United
states this year seems likely to DO near.
~ If not qoite, as largo as in any for.
mer year. Seven thousand and forty.
five passengers, the greater number of
whom arc cmigrants. arrived at Now
York on Wednesday, from different
porte Of Europe.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24
From the Chicago Times.
a Sketch Of Brigham Young.

BrighamY Dung reigns supreme. His
power is undisputed and unquestioned.
He collects all tho money he chooses.
seizes all tho land that he fancies, and
takes all the girls that please his eye
He commands, and his trembling fol.
lowers obey. The Mormons being for
the most part an illiterate and uneduca-
ted set. aud they are wont to regard
Brigham as a superior being. who has
power to accomplish anything he de.
sires, and who will fearfully avenge any
infringement on his power or any ques.
tioning of his authority. Brigham
claims TO be worth $250.OOO and holds
himself out as pattern and example
for 'his flock" (Severve irony this, by
tho gods y He has at present bu, far.
ty.three aetces, quite large number
having been by him cast off of late. in
consequence of "a slight dissatisfaction
which began todevelope itself.
saw pen & ink sketch of The Cow
ernor which was said to be perfect
likeness. 1t is heartless couu,onauce
the animal predominating and nothing
t" indicate mental superiority or intel
lectual cultivation. Brigham is q very
illiterate man, and nothing more than
wild and rough fanatic or knave, hav-
ing an indomi,able will, and an energy
that knows no such word as fail. He is
continually preaching the most violent
abuse of our government aud our in
stitutions, and cxhorting the people to
stand up for Mormon rights and Nor.
mon institutions, at al! and every haz-
ard. He says that they have the
moral right to demand protection aud a
Getting alone" from our government ;
bur, If they cannot secure this, they
have the power to protect themselves
and beat back all the Gcnti!es who are
not among the anointed Of the Lord.
IL is not unfrequeut to have young
girls, not more than t'0elge ycars ot' age,
seated to "the saints fourteen is d com.
mon age. Could there be anything more
horrible than this : Education is total
" neglected, and there is scarcely a
school in the valley. 1t will be remem
bered that Congress passed an appro,
pria!ion recently Of $4,000 for a semi.
nary at Deseret. Brigham took the
money, chuckled at the trick, c!apped it
into his pocket, laughed at the limo,
cenco of our Washington representa-.
tives, and that was the last Of the Desc
ret seminary.
The Danitos, or"Dcstroying Angels, ;"
are fearful organization, who do no,
scruple to take life if they are so com.
manded by Young. They are bound
together by solemn oaths and pledges,
and acknowledge no higher authority
than the governor. There are not a
hundred "Gentiles" in Utah, and the
Mormons are fast compelling them tc
leave. They assert that they will moi
allow Gentle TO reside in their midst
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Tho English mile is 1850 yards; the
Russian ll000i the Italian 1867; The
Irish and Scotch 22OO; the Polish Al.
90; tho Spanish 5O2S; the German IS.
&C.. the Swedish and Danish 1888; and
the Hungarian $3.50. The French
measure by the mean league. which is
5000 yards.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Wheat IN IadiaRa.--Tho accounts Of
the wheat crop in Indiana continue 10
be most encouraging. In the counties
Of Boone, Carl, Clinton and Tippecun.
oe the prospect was never better since
they were settled, aud fully one fourth
more ground has been sowed than was
harvested last year. Tho crop Of the
whole State last year was about tbir-
teen millions Of bushels. This year it
is estimated by those who have given
tho matter their particular attention to
reach the amount Of eighteen millions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

a gentleman in Philadelphia came
near losing his life, tho other hight
His wife spread some bread with arse.
mic, and placed it in a cupboard for the
purpose Of killing mice. The husband
came homo )ato, and being hungry,
helped himself to the poisoned food;
but his wife discovered what he had
done, and physician and a stomach
pump were soon brought to the rescue.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Wisconsin, scarcely yet twenty wears
old, contains population of 500, 900.
She has already several fonriohing Cot
legeS, and State University at the Cap
itol, with fond which yields an annual
income of $4,000.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Humble Virtue FLOWERS have bloo-
med on our Prairies, and passed away.
from age to age, unseen by man, aud
multltudes of virtues have been acted
out in obscure places, without note or
admiration. The sweetness OF both has
gone up 10 heaven,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

England derives an annual revenue
from dnties on tobacco, "a, 5000 or
$22, 100000. and France 90 600 GOO
francs orSl9, 0O0,0 600; total $4I, 100000,
being more than half the duties levied
by the United States upon the whole
importation from both countries.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

TIE PreSideat.-lt is now said tbec
it is quite uncertain if tho President
will be able to leave Washington either
Tor Bedford Springs or for any other
place. The probability now is, from
tho urgent pressure Of public business,
that no will go quietly to tho Military
Asylum, two miles distant, and pass tho
summon there. He has ~ expectation,
under any circumstances, of quitting
Washington before the end ofths month
ITthcn. His general health is fair, bot,
1t is stated, the marks of severe appli-
cution and confinement are visible.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

TIE National Hotel Eadcmic.---The
New York Academy Of Medicine have
made report on the singular and dis
ostrous endemic which prevailed at the
National Hotel Washington lastspring.
This report is very emphatic in tracing
the source of the disorder tu ma!arious
influences
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

AT the dead letter Office of the Gen.
oral Post'oilice Department during tho
quarter which ended 30th June last,
there were 2,202 letters opened, which
contained money to the aggregate sum
OF $i1,Sl2. Under the present effect.
i've system Of that Office uineucnths of
tho amount has already been restored
to its lighlfu! owner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

The assessed value of personal prop
e'ty IN Cincinnati, amounts To a fraction
over twenty mil lions of dollars.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

At tho late election in Minnesota thu
llourishing town of ST, Paul, So recent
ly wilderness, poIIed 2,S2O votes.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

NEW COUNTERFEIT. We have seen
a well executed counterfeit ten dol
lar note on the Wcllsburg Branch Of
the North Western Bank Of Virginia
letter A., date juno 10 1856. In
the counterfeit the word "'Virginia"
is distinctly shNded--in the genuine
there is no shading pcrccptiblc. The
foliage on the left end of the bill in
the counterfeit is poorly defined. In
the genuine it is clear and full. In
the counterfeit the line upon which
the Presidents name is written, ter
inmates about the middle of the p in
President. In the genuine it tcrmi-
mates over tho in the same word.
On the right end is female with
sickel ard water and ship in distance.
In the counterfeit the ship is dim;
the Joining Of the handle to The sicltcl
is unlike the genuine. The general
appearance Of the counterfeit is light
or than the genuine. The counter
felt may by pronounced q dangerous
one. -- JVhcciiag Hyyus.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Re- Dr. Ncttlcton adopted tho FOL.
lowing as q maxim for the government
nr his life: "Do all tho good you can
go tho world, and make as little noise
aJJW & 0a pyHiblc.'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

- PoSt26ice I0airS.-In Firginja-Es-
tabiish an office at CORVALLIS, Richie
county, and appoint Abijah Cady post
master-on the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad. Also at Clinton Furnace.
M"nongalia county, Va, aud appoint
Geo, liardman, postmaster.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

1a5" Among other ways Of incrcas-
ing the minister's salary, the Knoxville
Wing suggests that all the members Of
his congregation hand over what they
now pay for liquor, cigars, and tobacco.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

DBATn or 4 ERAN.---BcniamiD
Bowlcs, Of Fluvanna county, Va,
died on the 3Oth ult. at the advanced
age Of % years. lie had voted for
every President from Washington to
Buchanan.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

The citizens of Knoxville, Tenn. are
making great preparations for the Son,h.
ern Commercial Convention. " hich is
to assemble in that place early in Au.
gust.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

DGAs A post Office is established at
Pennington, Taylor county, on the n.
w. va. Railroad-James ". Bartlett,
Post Master.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

The Railroad accidents in the Uni
ted States, during the first six months
OF the year, caused the death of 10 per.
sons. and 90 were wounded. BY steam.
boat accidents, 81 were killed and TWEEN
ty wounded. ....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24
M'LANE's VERMIFUGE IN TEXAS.

Hear what tho PROPRIETOR OF TIC 'SrAR Iorrl,
las to say ofthe wonderful effects of M,Lane's
IGrmYUge:
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

"The Roman Forum is now a COW
market, the Tarpeian Rock u CABBAGE.
garden, the Palace Of tho Caesars u rope
walk, and Ashland the residence Of J
b. Clay. Louisville Jouraul.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-24

Tile Right Use IF INa1h-Tho re-
ceipts of the different religious and ben.
evolent societies in London, have, du.
ring the past year, amounted. in round
numbers, to the large sum Of .foe mill.
ions IF dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

WHEREAS Claus Heck executed unto Louis A
w hackiot ~ Trustee, n q rtain deed u Tiust.
conveying ~ SAID Trustee the land In Clinton County
Iowa, described a- follows, 10 wit The North wrs
quarter u Sectton number thirty i've 1851 In Town
ship number eighty enc tsi) North, u Rang mum
Der two o., Eat u the fifth Pripcips, Meridian
which said conveyance made by SAID Hook FOR
the purpose of urng the payment of ,rts,n pro-
Nt0ory note and the interest thereon signed b "a
Hook. dAtei thr ffst dss IL June A y, 1850 and
payable tn wears after date 10 the order OF Austin
Cortn for four hundI 81 dollars. with Interest, AT ia
rate II ten per cent per snnum, payable annually
which sad note Is assigned by Austin Corbm t. wn
Wheeler.
And nov tie interest IN sAii ncte having bccom.
due and psysbe AMI the aid Heck having faiie I,
pay the same, Lnu A VI tcklnt Trustee as aioIe
said, do hereby give TIL. pHec nutHe that by siitu,
Of thu power which ~ IN yc.t'd by said dcel o.
Trust, ! VIII. Oh Mond the 9Th day OF July A ID
1851, ~ the hour Of O'clock IN the san
day, NJ the Court House .o.r IN the city of Dsvcs
port expose and offer for sale at public auction n,
parccl ~ land above de- rib.d much Nh ~
shall be sufficient 10 satisfy snd pay The amount al
said noe with the int the the day os
together with the expenses tending said sale, costs
Of this notice aud Trustees fees, Upn the compile
ton ~ such sale deed vili b. given In
Dated the 9Th day OF June A u. 1881.
LOUIS A NJ ACKLOT
Junclodtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

INHlS Company Is prepared 70 transport goods with
i greater despatch than any ether freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
snd all intermediate points SOUTH and EAST.
Having their own Cars on The different Roads, and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upon bet.
ter time than by any other hne.
shippers by this line will have prompt rep0rasion
,s6de them ior any loss damage OF Goods while in
their charge, and will NOT be the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred for redress
Those desiring TO make arrangements tor spring
business will pease call before making rrangeueuts
with ds0 other iise.
OFFICES.
Boston, No. Is, State Street,
New York, $40, Brosdway
Philadelphia, ~, south Third Street.
Fl. Louis, 80,
Chicago, Corner Of State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry Si's
JNO s. DUNLAP, KvANS. NORIKY 4 CHEW
n. Superintendent, Agents
cleveland. Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19
TrnstAe's HaIe.


WHERHAS On the All day OF March, 800
wife executed "a y Austin Corb.n - Trustee ".si
tain dred Of Tru., cDassysng 10 rad Ifaste' w
land In 0eots Coan,y, Iowa, arserib d n "io.., =
vt The North East quarter ~ tne Sou We
quarter u section number twenty tluj 10 twhsh'i
humber eighty $780,, North OF Rang nsniSf you. W
Eat aud the south Esst quarter u the south IA
quarter 81 the section number twenty (30) IN to~b-
shlp number eighty 800. North OF Rang nnmo'r
-four ri ssst, which SAID conveyance was mad. b.
lhc ss.a Wilhelm and Catherine AlLrscht, foi tn.
purposs OF securing the payment II certain prom
mlss.ry note end ih- iutrf'st thereon signed by
ss,A Wilhelm ALBRIGHT, dated the Y2d day 81 March
d. 1855 for nv hundred ami M y dollars psyA-
b. o ~ year after date, 10 the order Of Piu,nmrr
nd - hi,a indorssd TO II u GuthcIy, the Iresent
holder.
Aud now said note having become due and pays
bic sud the SAID Wilhelm Alhrecht having fAilr
to pay the same, Austin corbin. Trustee afose-
said do her-sy give this public notrs, thai by
II the power which y IN m- vcsted by said deed VI
Trnst Viii, % Saturday the 10Th day II June, A.
d. 1887 ~ tn hour ~ 1ociock In the sftsrnoon
said day st the Oour House door IN the city Of Da-
v~nport. expose And oer for sole, at psbc ION
~ the Highest bidder br each, the pAfce. OF land
o60s. described, EElh thereof 10 oil b. sum
ctent to satisfy and pay tn. amount of said
with the interest there N to the dag u sale, together
with the cysts aud exrns~s attending said sa-,of thus
n.tice aud Tru, ee fees. lyon the compction OF
such sale deed uill le given 10 accordance with l
stipulation o' said u, ed u Trust.
Dated the 23rd day ~ MAY, 4. u. 1857.
msy27dts AUSTIN CoRBIN. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

nd C0UKTRY DEALERS.

n pstterns and nv thu ward for sale 1t the grest
Carpet sNd furniture Ware House Dessaint
llOck and street - GOULD STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19
LEGAL.


yIy0Ua0Ao sn the oosh aay Of Octehes. A b
w loso. Alannoss WGDs and Ju1lo Am wells
- ~, esscuoed snts Auaais OosAin : Trustee
euso1h ds1 oe Ssssa, cnavsyng - ~ frusicc the
Nod n oress County, Icva, described follows. ~
~ ~ oase half u ~ North East quarter o.
~ 1872 ssevea lltntownsA,p aunssr ssvsni,-
- CD usrtA, = &sss~ snmbss 100 az nsst Of the
~ ,whtcA aqla convey Ance male W the said
Alexao1ev and Jslis Ann wells, tbs purpose II
0scssone Ne payment o. certain pumissory noa"-
end Ne Interest," therson signed ~ said Atssn,'r
Wells dhted the sinh aay Of Ociob~r, u, 1855, 'r
fer IRA dollars and nfey CENTS, the second for Twin
eyosvea do>lArp, besh payable sx months a'tef dsts
- Ne order of wliiAs, y wheeler. A0s how sasi
nDsss hsviag tcsom- due and payable and ihr sail
AlesapAss Wells having faiesi 10 pay h- sss'",
Aoooh corbin Trustee - aforesaid, eo HEREBY give
Shis public notice, that BY ,itu. Of he pyver which
\ In NJ vssssd BY said dsei OF riass, Will on Sat
ueiay she 20th day OF June, ID, 1857. al he hour
u o'ceck the afternoon Of -aid day at the Court
Dosss doos IA ths city u Davenport sxpJre AMI Of
fer SALE u public auction to the highest bidder
eash, ene pssosl Of snd sboye dcreribed much
shesesf shsl be suicient "a satisfy and "a, tn.
smount of said notes with the interest th.r To tn
day Of ssle; together With Tie costs aud expns.s at
tending said sAe. 81 this Notice and Trustees frc-
Upso The esmp,etlon Of such sale d'ed VIII b.
0iveu Ia accordance with the stipulation Of said e-'
Of Trust.
Dated the 2ad day Of May, A u, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
noy2Sdts frustre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19
Trustees sale.

NV uEkkAS on the n,st LAY Il D. pteInber, A d,
w Is5o, Peter kuhl .Necu.cd unto I0als A
nsctlot ~ Trustee, certain dei VI trust, COW.
tnx " said Trust. The lard Clinton County, lcws,
kerribed ~ follows, tow H. Tn. Eof u hast qaar
~ Section number thirty lB5) In TOWNSHIP D. UNI
br eighty -one (st) North, Il .nge number twp |
Bast oi the 9th r. iucIps Meridian, which ss,d
ve' snee was mair by Ia SAID uh Tor tue puupo.c
OF securing the payment II y .srtsin prom = ~ y
not sud the hit f.st iher', n, s'en'd by ssid kuti
dated the Grst day 81 Jane. D. 1855, and pay able
six hundred and forty doLais, with interest al the
rate Of ten Yr cent per anlunl, pay be annually.
which said note II assigned b. said Coria 10 Joseph
A Chase.
And the interest sad note having become
due sud payable aud the said Kuhl having failed to
pay the same. Iouts A Macklot Trustee ~ afore-
sad. do hereby give this public notice that by vi
u ths power which II Ia me vested by said d,-d .f
Trust. will on Monday the 9Th day q July A d.
l6o1 81 the hour Of O'clock thu afternoon said
day, NJ The Court Hoose door in the c " OF Davvn-
port, expose and anr FOR SALE at pub ic aucn, The
parcel % land above described much thereof
shall b. sufhci' al u satisfy and pay tn" amount ~
said note with the ntIe-t thcscan The iay sa
together with the expenses attending sA,d saI IT.
Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the compile
eiou VI soch ,ae ICED vi be civ, IN accordance
win thr Stipulation Of said deed u Trust.
Datd the 9TH day VI June A d, 1857
LOUIS A MACKLOT,
JuneIOdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

ID Okull0DS : -. UOU.n
q. = 14oWN, esspsssHss
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

Washington free any charge Cor arge before the
10th 0 September
Eay a'e mas b ee M qaalay, 'as "a tsrer cyis u
called Jog.
estimated that the quantities mentioned Will be required
for the first session but the right reserved 20 the Scry
order giving reasonable additional quantities during
that session for snhsequent season of tho Thirty lnh Con
gress,
sucent specimen proposed paper hall
qnire and of envelopes 25 accompany tho proposal and 90
he marked with the OF the prooser and the price OF the
article, and Of the weight The whole 4 each
article sleid In the foregoing list viii BE- deemed class and
the person Offering furnish such class at the lowest pre
quality condered viii contract ir the same on eN
ecng bond with Two surees satisfactory 10 the Sere
the Senate for the performance thereof under forfeiture i
the of failure which bud Is be ned In
the office of the said Secretary within after the proposals.
have been accepted.
article for should delivered within the time
stipulated should be inferior respect sample the bond
ol the contractor will be put IN suit
Proposals shnld endorsed Proposals stationery the
senate be- directed the Secretary the Washing
ton.
Proposals and specimens delivered Of
charge.
Ap 25-law4w
The Washington union., 1857-04-25
Washington Aquednot.

ofncE Of wAsuseTox Aorrprcr
Washington, March 8, 1867.
DROPOSAIS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up May opened that
Maps profcs specifications materials work
let viii be ready for examination at this ooe and after the Goth
Tn work 10 be let will embrace masonry Of some Of the bridges
graduation cxayaon and ombankmen Of reservoirs
need with the inch rn MAN. gale houses bricks sand
For the particular works and the
A. upon portion Of the line the ,Iea acquired by the
thereon; but for such unavoidable, delays due ALLOW win BE- made
Portions only Of the works completed pres
ent appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will be sub
right prescribe the Of progress
nnasr e aa 5aag @ @ s e. and n case 5 q @ a
Shall be stopped Until funds become available '" n
the reserved per viii paid r the Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed 50 far has
Payments viii be made specie checks upon
and VIII condition al coparts hai The Norkalc shall
be paid their full wagcs monthly, and in specie.
teals he Washington Aqueduc'
right reject any all the bids
should they not be deemed advantageous such
ments be considered most conducive 10 the Of The
work.
Every Offer must be accompanied by written guarantee by
as c e w e @ f % hs a s S s h
enter into obligation within ton days, with good and sufficient
to be accompanied by the certificate of the United States district
,Saee United states district attorney navy agent or some officer Of
partneh Of War; that the guanos are able to make good their
Bids win be opened bidders any
10 present NJ MI6s
Capt Of Engineers, ia charge,
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
To Capt NJ G. Mcgs, U. s. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of - the State Of ,
hereby jointly and scyeray, with the United States and
they w within ten days after the the said bid
T s"s s % h % as s sn s ' a@S % ~ q
aaysse.nent under whoi was made Ana case ne said
The Washington union., 1857-04-25
For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NFW AND IuPRorED ARRA yGRuEyEs

NFW AND InPR0TED ARRANGEMENTS .. .
rJNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
II bcrland Wheeling, and all parts q West g
l The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except
645 connecting with trains from Tadepha
Washington at Juncton) will top Cum
berand at 4 O'Clock, y.
ID The NAH Camden Station daily except Sunday
at $40, reaches Wheeling M connecting
Wood With trains Tor Columbus Indianapolis
Vile Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis Caro- and
mediate points.
3i EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily al Il D. n connecting with
express trains for Cincinnati 81 Iou, Cairo
eiate places The distance Cincinnati other south
places In the West H. nearly 100 miles other
route Tho time to those places Il also uncquacd
Baggage checked through indianapolis
st. louis
Passengers baggage transferred OF a points free
THROUGH TicKrs will be sold il
at The lowest possible rates the ticket Camden sutton and
Washington city gss
\ second class car h attached 10 the mail tral
Passengers from Baltimore Washington The entire gd
Cumberland Oakland They express
train which leaves Cnnbe $50 M and reaches Wheeling
at 2, p,
Passengers iroa Wshngqp have ample ne Cor meals at Wash
ington Junction.
This the only by which through baggage checks
can be oplined In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Cumberland aud tho going
Igwady, the mail train leaves Wheeling
moiaon leaves Cumberland Baltimore
Tho FREDERICK TRAIN p M cxccpt Sunday Shopping
at way stations Leaves Frederick at ., arriving tnsts
The ElIcorTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at
aud 80 p leavea Elccus Mills at so M, and 73o
except Sunday
W. 8 woofsnE
Jan lT--du Master Of Transportation