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For Criminal Court Clerk,

We are authorized to announce CHAS. E. DIGGoNs as a
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. juiys-td
We authorised to DR.. E. NJ Patterson
diate Clerk the Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. Imay2S-te
We authorised to JOHN SHANE, Esq.
dae the Office Criminal Clerk the
next March election.
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lie next General Convention of the Episcopal
church VIII be held at Richmond, Virginia, in o.
tob'r next, and will be of more than usual interest
aslour bishoPs-Dr. oDENHEIMER, Bishop of New
Jersey; Dr. GREGG, Bishop of Texas; DR.. BrpEL1..
Assistant Bishop of Ohio; and Rev. Mr. WHrppLE.
Bishop Of Mlnnesota-will then and tbere he conss-
Grated.
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NEw ORLEAEs. July l4-Cotton dull. sales to.
day 800 tales; Sugar buoysDt adv ed ; Tobacco,
firm, sales 3.f00 hhds., which is he largest sal
evsr reported New York Exchange firm.
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We are authorized and requested announce JOHN KEEL
candidate represent Davidson county, the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We authorized to g. A. DAVIDSON candidate
to represent Davidson county the lower branch of the Leg
stature Of Tennessee. apl0-te
authorized to Isaac NJ WILKINSON
daeto represent Coffee Grundy and Van Buren,
Z the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

Thomas Harris and Others Celia Felts others.
DY decree Of the County Court of Davidson county,
the May term 1859, in the above cause, will sell at
house Nashville, Saturday. the 10th July
following negroes, toi: JIM about 20
years age George years OF age Lss years Of
age.
TERMS0ns third will be required in cash and the balance
months credit Notes with good security payable in Bank
L. Il. CHEATHAM.
iunpI Fees lerx A Mast
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SEWENG MACHINES,
EPPERsON SPRINGN,

Macon county, Tenn twentyone miles Northeast Of Gal
and four and half miles East Nashville
louisville Turnpike will be opened a2d ready the reception
visitors and invads y the 18th o May These Springs
we'll for their high and healthy locality and great
efficacy Of their mineral waters, that this time
unnecessary Charges to wit For regular $40 Ter
week Children under twelve years DID, prc
Transient BOarders from 5 50 90 yer day. PEI
day. We will have hack to regularly every day during the
meet the Nashville and Louisville Stage Rock
house to carry visitors to and from the Springs.
WIN. 4. DEBOW & CO.,
maylO-triE3m roprietOrs-
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Jas. LINDSEY, Sec'rI

The friends and acquaintance late Dr. GEORGE WHITE
Of Spring Ill., invited attend his lO o'clock,
A NJ, Sabbath next the 18th instant at the Presbyterian
Church in Edgefed.
Divine service by the Rev. +. A. Thompson of Spring Hill
July 10Th, 1859.
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For County Trustee.

Wesre authorized to TI0S. T. SAUNDERS
The Office of Couaey Trustee for Davidson county at
he election o e held in March. 1850. apps
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Messrs. JoHs YORK & Co. has PETEEsONs' Maps
of the Seat of War for SALE They are said to be &C
curate and reliable.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLT.--There viii be rally of the
Democratic Club tonight at the corner Of Broad
ana Market streets. eEOaeE NANCY, Esq, and
perhaps W. VANCE THOMPSON ESQ.,, of Columbia,
and others, will address tae Club. The citizens
generally are invited 70 attend
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An important report from the Bank cf Tennessee
viii be found in our Commercial column this morn
lug.
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RTCHMoND. July l5.-Wiss and Aylelt met This
moraing nesr Dingdle. Aylstt shot at Wise inef-
fectually, ard Wise rcd into the air.
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NEW YORK. July l5.--Cotten buovant; sales to-
iay 900 bales; sales Yesterday 1900 bales; mid
ding uplauds III. Flour declined 5al0 cents.
Corn has an advancing tendency; sales 10000
bushels. Mess pork l5.9541G.O0 Lard steady, at
l0Balll Sugar dull; Porto Rico 7BaS3 Musco-
vsdO u. Coffee siesdy, ct 1lalii.
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IHs COTTON CRoP,-The Memphis appeal Of the
I4th says its advees from various sources in North
Mi'sissPP, and West Tennessee, respecting the grow
ing crop of cotton, are very catering
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FeR ALL The PURPOSES oE a FAMILY pHYsle.

action can rarely withstand cyade them Their pen
Grating properties search and cleanse and nvigorate
every portion OF the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring It's healthy vitates As
a consequence Of these properties the invalid who IS
bowed down with pain physical debtyis astonished
to find bis health energy restored by a remedy al
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named IS pleased 70 finnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing Certificates
OF their cures and directions for their use IN the follow
ing complaints: G0stirsaess, HeqTtbglu Heodac5e
arising from dis0Tdeef stomach, Nausea bGiqesl0R,
PAN ~ and M0rbid iRacfica ofths B0icsls FHffncg
Loss Of ApBefits Jdsgidics and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low state Of the BODY OF obstrnc-
ton Of its functions. They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength TO the system debt1ted b. disease
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Wheat! WhenII

WANTED NJ N r DIATELK.
100000 assa5ss s g g57 s Ea5s 5 ' v , s
those thatcan will bring their Wheat early IS possible
while The river is up We can pay from o % % busnl
than to ship By Railroad, and the orders Doubt
Withdrawn when shipments cannot be made by o
log hold their Wheat, will monts fr.c
cArga, and receipt for same 70 farmers sacks h1l
tain sane. 9. FRASCH 4 son,
uneS
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AND commERCnAL.
Breadstuffs.


From tbc Cincinnati Gazette, july -
The crop generally beeH sccured admitted
yield average in quantity, and
AVERAGE in quay. This much settled, the question in
that which relates prices What the prospects
Wheat beginning 10 at the West Little has
get received at this place but derae amount has
been sold TO arrive and in the OF the next fortnight the
receipts viii large chiefly from Kentucky notwithstanding
small arrivals thus far the market has been much depressed
prices hsve given largely in anticipation Of future
and the reduced nobody is disposed operate
except from hand to mouth This trade sin state OF suspense
past prices Of Flour and Wheat have
tanned here independent seaboad markets. for
excitement early june there has been shipping margin.
continue The interior and local
longer sustain prices the selboard quotations a
yely) and matters must be adj ted upon shipping basis
The changes this end pending, and hence the
ndps ton Of operators pLase beyond the requremeatsof
the trade, day day The aim is 70
have but Hs hand pUes teGd toward shipping point,
and this being the is Of to SELL
except purchase In order therefore, to ascertain
expected when the fn Of the
crop Wheat toward this Market look to New York
prices there, fallen p within
days and prices have still downward tnsncy. Comparing
New York and Cincinnati quotations for qualities corresponding
with cur Saperhne, ne have thefcllaWing result
Price in New Sc 0046 30
Freight taVerase) '-''. -
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TIE Z TIL.

takepleasure announcing the DENTAL PROFESSION
that have completed that do
fol other Dentists such prices will enable them
handsome profit work will also furnish materials
the best quality to those who wish put up their work.
iune22-lm H. A. HERMAN ID ID. s.
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Now Yorl. REarket.

sr. LOUIS. July l5.-FlOur dall 470a4 95 Wheat
dull /. IOsL16: White Corn 93s96; Oats duh 5la
55 Whisky 25l.
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For Congress.

authorized to the Hon JOINS '. WRIGHT
candidate reelection Congress Seventh Con-
grcssionsl District. imhl.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. II L II AN,
NO. al CHERRY STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

EETOULD say to his friends especially those WHO live
w distance Nashville that he is still prepared do all
notice Those whoare need Of fall par
al TEETH will find him possession
all the improvements Teeth inserted Platina,
Continuous Gums any other approved plan. Teeth carefully
filled with PURE GOLD with little pain possible lrregu
lares chdrens teeth attended upon scientific principles.
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ST. LoUis July l5.-The river has fallen six
iaebes in the last "a hours.
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AASE3
Ague Cure.

TOR THs SPEEDY CUE on
Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and Aeue,. Re-
mitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or HIii0ns Isead-
ache, aad Bilious FeVeys, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating in biz
larry arrangement. caused By The NalaF7a
Of niasmatic countries.
No remedy is louder called Tor by the ne
eessities Of the American people thn sure and
safe FOR Fever and Ague- such We ere
enabled offer, with perfect certainly
that it win eradicate the disease and with g.
suranee founded proof that no haTla esn
arse from its use IN any qusntty.
That which protects from prevents this dsa-
order must be Of immense service in the coUnrs-
mites where il prevails. Psrsffi9g IS better thsn
cure, for the patient escapes the risk Wh;ch he
must run IN violent attacks ct this balsiul Dis
temper. This " CURE expei the miasmatic
poison Of FEvER AND AesE from the system and
prevents the development OF the disease If taken
on the irst approach Of It's preIGonitory symptoms.
II Is not only the hest remedy vet discovered
Ior this class of complaints, bur also the chcaDes
me large quantity we supply for a dollar brings It
within the reach OF every body and IN bilious
districts where FEvER sSD A0UE pre5as every
body should have it and it freely both foT cure
and protection. 1t Is hoped this price vi m place il
within the reach Of all the poor as wen as the
nsh. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of lntenittents IS that it contains no ufine
or mineral consequently it produces quinisIa
other injurious effects whatever upon the eoustisu-
ton Those cured by It are left as healthy As Il
they had never had the disease
Fever and Asue is not alone the consequences Of
the miasmatic poison. 4 great variety of disordes
arise from its irritation among which are Neural
GA, Rheumatism. Gout, Headache. blindness
ToOthaehe, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma. Palpitation
Painful Affection Of the Spleen. Hvsserics Pain ia
the Bowels, Cole Paralysis. and Derangeuent Of
the Stomach. ell Of which, when originating IN
this cause put the intermittent type or becoa=n
periodical This . Cure expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
II IS an Invaluable protection 70 immigrants and
persons travelling temporarily residing in ths
malarious districts. If taken occasionally OF daily
while exposed to the infection, that win be excre-
ted from the system. and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO ripen into disease. Hence il
IS even valuable for protection than cure, and
few viii suffer from Intermittents if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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STATE LEGEsLATURT
(ELrcrIoN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1881
House of Representatives.

We are authorized S. W. ADHESION,
ddae represent the county of Davidson in the Senate of the
next Legislature. juyl3-tdf
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S7,A3,964 -
JAS. MORTON, Cashier.


STATE OF TENNESSEE:
Davidson county. James Norton Cashier of the Bank
OF Tennessee having been duly qualified makes cath that the
copanying exhibit the condition Of the Bank of Tennessee,
appears the of the Bank and the by
the Branches LIST Of july and true the
of his knowledge and belief. JAS. MORTON, Cashier
Sworn subscribed before this l2h day Of July, 1859
JOSIAH FERRISs, J. Z.
Davidson county c. Johnson makes oath that the state
by officers of the Bank Branches exhibited
in the accomp tnng statements he believes to he
-. JOHNSON, President
Sworn and subscribed before this 3 day of July 1852
JOSIAH FERRIS, J. p.
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Cincinnati rInrI.et.
New Orleans Market.

CIScIxxATI, July l5-Flour has a declining
tendency 4 sOa5 90: Corn firm: Provisions steady
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a - CASKS Genuine Scotch Ale and London Porter In Jugs
Neh and in bottles. For by
nSyal VESSEL q THOMPSON.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TuB RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. EIOarsCEess, Group,
Bronchitis, Tneipient Consumption, and for
the relief OF COnsumptive Patients in ad-
vanced stages of the disease.
So wide is the Geld Of its usefulness and numerous
are the cases Of its cures that almost every section Of
country abounds in persons publicly known. who have
been restored from alarming and desperate dis
eases Of the lungs By its use When once uied, its
superiority over every other medicino Of is kind too
apparent to escape observation, and where IFS virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what audoie
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous aeeous
OF the pulmonary organs that are Incident TO our
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upcn
the community have failed and been discarded. this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred bpCits tbs
afflicted they forget, and prCducGd too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
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~ Sold at retail BY all Druggists throughout the SUN and
West. duly 6-d,t-u& ga.
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CHEAP HOMES.

VHTE will good bargains long time, in IS 20 Brown
w Vile containing FROM to 10 eIch. these
Lots finely suited for residences and for gardening purposes
are from ga mixes from the city, in negbbor hood equal
any and hrstra Male and Female
denny OF the Lots very beautiful and we'll mbered.
juyl } H. & X W BROWN
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THE BONNER LEDGER HAT.
A FAvoRITE HAT FOR THE BEAU AODRE for sale
n by A }. FRANCISCO,
Fashionable Halter,
iuIyg-tf No % Public Square
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QUARrERMAsTEn GESUEat's 0rF1rr.
Na.- ln.tnr-- linz u Ia
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THE FRENCH POCKET HAT

FINEFELT HAT, entirely design, handsome shape,
"a and 90 light hexabe that you fold it and carry it in
YOUR rocket without inconvenience only little larger
than acrzar case contains It. FRANCISCO,
irIvg-tf Public Square
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Condition of the hank of Tennessee and
Branches, Nashville. July 1, 1859.
LIABILITIES.

CapIal BLOCK
Sinking or Contingent Fund ............ Iu9.G5J 50
Common School Land 67
Treasurer OF Tennessee jJs9I 1o
Profit and .4S4 -
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Such unusual demands upon Bank large sums dur
ing those months with published and Oft repeated prediction
that the Bank would again suspend the LIST Of November al
monshed its officers pared for st vigorous
has They did prepare for it. and the first
tunr ilar of he
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DIR. J. g. AVER s. so.
IN " A1is4ss 4i-A'f''
Sold at who lesale by

10. @ EsOKN EvAysI -
and BERRY r DEM0VELIE, -e'''t"e-
II. +. FARNsWOgTu a CO. hfarruhi1
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GaItst By GtIfarapb.
Prom California.

ST. Icuis, Oct q
The State Election on che 7th resulted IN
lhe choice Of Milton s. Latham, Lecomplon
Democrat for Governor, by very large ma,
iority, porhaps 10000. Scott and Burch
are probably elected 10 Congress, although
their opponents, Baker and McKibhcn, who
received the united vote Of the Republioans
aud Antil.oa0mpton parties, have tho bene-
hfof eight doaht in their favor The An
li.iooompion. candidate for State printer
who was also supported ~ the Republicans,
has q slight chance Of election. With Hieer
polnihl8 eSooptiohs. TIE Democratic Lecomp.
ton State Ticket ia elected by an immenso
majority Both hranchee 0I the Legislature
is largely Democratic
Il will be about a week before tlle official
returns are counted.
The peoples Reform ticket, being the reg
nlar succession Of that inaugurated in 1856,
by the Vigilance Committee, has again tri'
umphed FOR Lieutenant Governor in Sau
Francisco BY handsome majority,
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.
Flour firm aud SC better in some cases, sales
Of 10000 bbls at 4,6O@4,G5 for super state, A..
1904 so for extra state, 4,6O@4,70 for super
western, 4,75@5,OO for common TO medium
extra western, 5,25@5, so for inferior to good
Shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Rye flour steady at 3,75@i 80.
Wheat firm and heavy for common sales o.
5000 bush at 80 for White Michigan.
Rye steady at sl@62.
Barley quiet and firm at 65@7O.
Corn better and buoyant; small sales at 93@
"a for mixed Western.
Oats quiet and unchanged.
Pork quiet and steady; sales of 200 brls a
l5.s5@l6 for meas, 10 ,5O@IO,G ,G2 prime.
Beef unchanged.
Cut meats steady.
Lard very firm sales 200 bbls l03z@lT.
Whisky firm at q.
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CinoinnatiMarketIl.

ONcINN III, Oct. g.
FLOUR-The market is dull and unsettled,
Superfne s offered at 46O without finding
buyers, Buyers offer $50 for superine.
WHISKY--The market is good. Sales OF
600 bbls at t25@25J6-lhe latter rate for wagon
GRoOERIES--The market is quiet but firm
Weheard of no sales since our last report
PROVISIONS-B Bacon is held firm at 8 and
l0c, aud Bulk meats at7@9c. Mess Pork at Is
Lard steady at II.
GRAlN--Wheat dull sales Of ! 600 busl
prime red at 90 and 96O do prime white 4
l,lO.
Corn is firm al 80.
Rye in good demand at IS.
Barley is easier. Sales at IS for prime, AM
~ for good.
Oats 40@4016
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RoPosHp AMnNpNINT 10 THE


Relative 10 amendment to the Constitution, pro-
ridiDr for Annual Sessions OF the General
As nmbiy.
RESOLVED, nv THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE
STATE Or Ouio Thrgc-nfths Of the members OF
each house concurrng theroin thatit be andishere-
BY proposed TO the electors of TIN State 10 vote At
the next annual october state election upon the Ap-
pfova or rejection OF the following amendment, a.
substitute Tor the first clause of the twenty-hith
section OF the second article Of the Constitution o
this Statc,to wit:"Al relarsessions Of the Gencr.
al Assembly shall commence on the hrst Monday o
January ahnuAliy.n
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
April 8, 1869. President OF the senate.
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NEW EDITION
or SSCeEaa'S sIENm9EeEE /!
AT PAYNES.

A MANUAL FOR ExroUTons AND ADnwsrRA-
tors, in the Settlement Of the Estates Of
Deceased Persons; with Practical Forms,
&C., 40 BY Joseph r. Swan, late Presi-
dent Of the Twelfth judicial Circuit. Fifth
Edition; Revised, Enlarged, and Adapted
to the Present Practice; BY II G. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Columbus; with Notes Of
the Enactments aud Decisions down to
the Present Time BY +. J. Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, Of franklin
County. One Volume, svo Price, in
Law Binding, 81, so.
The character Of swans Manual is 40 well known
that Il would seem entirely unnecessary, At this
time, 20 say a word In commendhtion OF n. Ihe
present edition IL believed to be much superior IN
every respect TO any one heretofore publahcdi ant
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mend u 70 the attention Of Members Of the Bar
Irobate Judges, and Executors and Administrators
AuRl6
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IAfO DAILY TRAINS
0o and afta MONDAY, huc, %, Isse, regular
TRAINS VIII leave nayiun lgf Io.edqi Detroit and
Fiissf TR,lN tes,eo a 500 "a snisrs a
Toledo "A 1At1 - p Dolroil - b. lni conneaesi 81.
DfifNII I1l ne Ittf FtaIHft ~ p " teNoda inf
Nlaeara foi., ti,fnf NeN Hel1 eltl nosleni con-
Ht. ~. II GOV tuII 'fafa|a tHi UNIenNo. arriving
% f0ft Nafnr afi1l q ln ltHtar lnnnccf wiz
ilalna o. lliaio, Hfbta1 A. Ncalofa HpA9 tor
huNi'Nfioa. fliu aha iortu4noIfi aui afriflug A.
thicatn dt .il t hr IA lllne - cuunoot with All
tYnplnF tiairt lottins ttAt ciS lhia train also
rtnnfchn iolciu iVitii iirit ON ~ = a ~ J. u ~
lnI AsitiIn nNd iaohlou. and with fraina on The
Clopciaad and Toledo RAil Road Tor Cleveland and
aotaloi oiso conueeta a sidney with trains 90 b.
a =. ioAii ciFi and west, and atfiQuAfor Columbus.
SECOND TRAIN Leaves Day ton AZ {, % y. m. CON
necta ri Lima with tIainso Z, r. w. &. y. r. al
n 1idnight and afliNca a. Chicago ~ $40 a. Ms
making close connection with al trains loI The west
and th-weu, and 1T Toledo at 7l5 a. M, conneet-
ing with an morng trains west and north and with
steam Boat ior Cleveland and Buiialo.
Sleeping Cars attached 20 all night trainA be-
tween Lima aud Chicago
Thrruqh lcEct9 for tuft Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicnfn tn1 l1nt4 Atcai nnl Nor th-lgest. Also iol
litisNurrh rhiaie a ana Az Lhntorn citirg, and
f1r alllocalr1inis Tire tiicon aine and inliiali-
apoha "A. 4 can De bad ~ caliips on 5. a. kiNo tick.
q Agent, Union Depot paston3 o. on tho diii fcn
agents on the line.
{ Fsro as low as by any other route
I BE careful and cali for Tickets hV way OF Lima.
! Ei-The rates Of Freight to an Points Eaat OF Mes
viii AZ aii timca be as favorable as are charged BY
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
Pittshurg, Toledo or Detroit.
] auT21 NJ SuOEhtAkE Ett, Sup't