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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
BROWNS CORRESPONDENCE.

The madness Of Old Brown and his confederates
in preserving ali their letters, with minute memoir
anda of all they sent away, would seem Proyidcr-
tial. But for this, thousands OF toleraby intelligent
people would have been so blinded by party spirit
as to half believe that some eminent Republicans
were at least cognizant OF their insane raid. But
here are their letters, their diaries, which utterly
disproye and refute this hypothesis rendering hon
est belief in it impossible. A negative is proved
an acquittal rendered inevitable-by testimony
which our adversares have themselves hunted up and
spread before the public. They have had the ex-
elusive rapsackng of the premises the baggage, the
bodies OF their prisoners or victims, and the result
proves that no Republican whom anybody ever
heard of had even Suspicion of their wild attempt
at insurrection.
Mr.. j. II. Kagi, the 'John Henrie" and Secre-
rotary of War of Brown, is still blozoned through
their newspapers as "the Kansas correspondent of
1.-THE TRIBUNE" in spite Of our exposure Of the
fraud. Our correspondent in Kansas since the first
outbreak of the Border uffan troubles there has
been William A. Phillips, Us is perfectly well known.
He is the only person we ever employed to 90 to
Kansas ard stay there in behalf of THE TRIBUNE.
He remains there yet though he is now required 10
i've but a portion of his time to our service. Mr.
j. H. Kagi, as a volunteer, and without any preyi-
Us arrangement with us, wrote US few letters
rom Kansas and several from Ohio, some of which
we printed and paid him for; but he was never sent
by us to Kansas, nor employed by us while there,
keep, as aforesaid. II there i anything to be
made out of these facts our adversares welcome
10 il.
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authorize further issue Of stock TO the amount ~
$4l6, 600 10 continue the work on tho Central Psxk

authorize further issue Of stock to the amount a.
$4,000 to continue the work on tho Central Pssk
which certain influences resist, alleging that In
expenditures on the Park are extravagsnt II ~
Council, or the two Boards together, see "a h
investigate the expenditures OF the Park, so DO s
but this should not interfere with the regular and
vigorous prosecution of the worh. The City is nov
some Millions out Of pocket on that Park-Milliou
on which we must pay interest 70 little purpose
until the work is completed. Each days delay !.
at least 81 Geo dead loss in this way. Then there
are three thousand men-mainly poor-employed
on the Park, to whom even months idleness ii
this season would be a sore calamity. If anybody
in either Board believes-as we DO not-that ang.
thing is to be gained or saved for the City BY a
oyerhauling of the Central Park Commissioners, la
them order an investigation; but let nothing inter
fere with the completion of the Park at the earliest
moment.
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yicted. is, BY the Court and jury, at least TO be
presumed innocent--a maxim which applies to the
e p~our m much IA To any other

x;cted. is. By the Court and jury, at least, to be
nreSumed inuocent--s maxim which applies to the
case of Brown as much "a to any other.
Brown therefore has right to claim that The same
opportunities for preparation to meet the charges
against him should be allowed to him that would be-
ordinarily allowed to any other person charged
with a capital oaense. Now, IN an ordinary
case Of murder. the trial would not thus b. pre-
cipitated. Opportunity would be allowed the
prisoner TO recover from his wounds sufficiently to
be- able TO attend to his defense, and some delay
would certainly be granted to his counsel to make
themselves acquainted with the law and the facts.
The reasons given for this precpitancy-not IN
deed. BY the Cosrt, but out of doors, yet well uu-
derstood TO be- the real reasons-are, impotence 10
make 0 vctim or an example of Brown, and fear OF
rescue. Even if there were any grounds for appre-
hendi! rescue, is the State of Virginia so help
less as not to be able TO provide the means not only
"a guarding Brown, but Of capturing those who
come 10 rescue him. This is fear which, If felt,
it is dsgraceful TO confess especially by allowing
to influence the course Of judicial proceedings. As
to making Brown victim and an example, the
State oi virginia ought TO De very caTeiu NOW, M
attempting TO do so, it contributes to place
him in the position of martyr. The
more his execution shall lose the character Of an
act of Justice, and assume that of an act OF ven
geance, the more likely il will be to provoke rather
than to prevent imtators. The ntrcpdity OF Brown
and the DISTINGUISHED and consistent devotion to the
rights of human nature, which appear to have
prompted his rash and desperate undertaking have
done quite enough TO elevate him to the position OF
q hero; whereas it was the true policy OF Virginia
to hold him up in the character OF mailman. 10
accept him as really formidable opponent, the
agent of vast, mysterious conspiracy, 10 whom II is
dangerous TO allow the privileges OF an ordinary
culprit is to secure for him what next 10 success,
is TO such minds the greatest Of rewards-sympathy
and admiration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

TIE Erening JoarmGl says that ALBANY County
will add Fifteen Hundred next week to her Repub-
lean vote Of last year. Our friends in KINGS
County assure us that their increase on last Year,
Republican vote viii be- nearly or quite Tro Taos
sand. We believe ULSTER is good for at loast
One Thousand addition to her Republican vote Of
last year. WESTMINSTER did very well then; shs
viii do still better now. Our friends mean to sec>
their whole county ticket, all three Assemblymcs-
they had but two last year-and give Robertson for
Senator enough 10 insure his return. II the Re-
publican Counties viii do as well rs those which
last year went against us, We shall carry our S"v-
enteeu Thousand majority of 1855 up'o fwenty-
Five Thousand. Look we'll to the RegistrieS To-
morrow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

Samuel Chiffon of Washington City and Henry
Griswold of Cleveland, Ohio, have been qualified
AZ counsel for Old Brown; and brief delay OF the
trial was asked but the Court decided that it must
90 ON. The letter of Gerrit Smith, and the auto
biography of Brown, written by HIMSELF nave oeen
Withdrawn from among the testimony, under an
objection to their being received as evidence. All
the testimony for the defense is in, and the prose-
cution has made it, summing up Browns counsel
will speak to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

VtF
j. Marshall Hanna, reporter of The Baltimore Sss,
while in the ire-;arm telegraph Office tonight gos
INTO difficulty with parties present, drew pistol and
shot VIM. l.. McPhai President Of the Second Branch
Of the City Council, and at present Acting Mayor Of
ball took effect in the thigh, and produced serious
wound, which will probably cause Mr. McPhails
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 80 I8J9.
The funeral Of the Hon. John Y. Mason very
imposing. There was a military escort and an inn
nenee concourse Of citizens The remains buried
IN HOLLYWOOD near those OF President Monroe.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special DisIetch 20 the N. \. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct %.
The course of The Constitution authorizes tho b.
lief that the Message will enlarge on the Harpor's
Ferry affair.
Buchanan friends yet rely upon his being Com
promise candidate for Southern riyalres. Hin
whole official policy has been directed with that ex.
pectatiOn.
Corwin will not be a candidate for Speaker, BIT
will unite with the rest of the Ohio delegation n
support of Sherman.
The President desires to fill the French Missiea
before the meeting of Congress; but he is undec'.
ded. He inclines to Dix; yet be is afraid Of ~
opening New.York divisions, and is advised against
it. Faulkner is pressed and favored alternately.
A knowledge of French is positively required.
Floyd will retain his residence at the Soldiers
Home, during the winter, to escape social reactions
injurious to impaired health.
The Wabash has been ordered home from the
Mediterranean, and all ships of her size are to be
recalled as their cruises expire, under paroxysn
Of economy which has already seized upon The
Naval Department.
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From Rio JaneirO.

NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, Oct. %, IX59.
Rio .Janoiro dates of the lst inst. are at hand.
One hundred and seventy vessels in port.
The Champion, from New York and San Francisco.
put into Rio on the 2Ch in leaky condition. and wa
obliged to discharge and repair.
The stock OF coffee in port was $1,000 bags.
The war-.hips Lancaster John Adams and Dolphin
were in port.
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For Justices of the supreme Court

District I...IsAAC DAYTON of New-iork.
H...GEORCE O. REYNOLDS Of Kings.
m....IRA HARRIS OF Albany.
W....AUGUsTUS BOCKES Of Saratoga.
v....LE ROY MORGAN of Onondsg..
VI...JOHN ". PARKER OF Tioga.
VII.ADDISON T. KNOX OF Seneca
MARTIN GROVER of Allegany.
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DAILY Wibm,1e
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1889.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS

sec'yof Stcte....EIIAs w. LEAyENWORTH.
Centyoler. ROBLKT DENNISTON, Orange.
Anp.GeneraI.. CHARLES G.. MYERS, ST. La~Fence
STATE Engineer. -. ORvILLE W. STOREY, Auegsny'
Tyeosuyer........PHILiP DOksHEIMER' Emo
Canal Comm'r....O GDLN y. CHAPLIN, Albany
,.do, NJ ApD,o,, HENRY r. DAVIES, New-York.
STATE Prison lisp. DAVID y. FORREST, Schenectady
Cl,rk of 1pueo!s. CHARLES HUGHES, Washington
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Vim. L. McPhai, acting Mayor of the City OF
Baltimore was shot last night in melee, by j.
Marshal Hanna, reporter for The Baltimore Sun.
McPhail is not expected to recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
Republican Newspaper Mobbed in
Kentucky.
NyWPORT. Satl

NkwPORT, Saturday, Oct y, IHg.
The Kentucky Free South paper Of Republicsa
rroclivities, mobbed last night and ts I" forms
scattered in the street.
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Arrest of a Fugitive Slave.

COLuNBUs, o., Saturday, Oct q l55g.
John Tyler, fugitive slave, who escaped from
Campbell County, Virginia in 1854 arrested here
yesterday and brought before Commissioner New
hall, bo remanded him to bis owners. He takea
10 Covlngton.
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10 CnRRESPONDENTS.


No notice can Anonymous Communcatioss " ha
eve, il intended insertion must be authenticated p he
name and sddress Of the wer-not necessarily Tor puohcs
tion, but as a guaranty for Bis good faith .
We cannot undrrtak to return rejected Communications
Business letters for M should in all be ad
dres ed TO HORACE GREELEY 81 Go.
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Death of the Hon. James G. Jones

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Saturday, Oct. %. 1859.
Ex-Governor James C. Jones died in this city today
after lingering Illness.
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CHAppEp HANDS, SORE LIPS, &c.

CER~hiN CVRg.
HR0EN,N 4 CO. C'VruOR lex WITH GLYCERINE.
SAFE aud agreeable. HICKMAN To-, Druggists.
Nos. l6l Sc. Sill sai 80 Broadway. ". y.
n. B-SCnt 10y mail on receipt OF So cents.
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HYANNIS, Saturday, Oct. ~ Io1'
The ship Planter, on the stocks at Nantucket, wa
burned last night. II was undoubtedly the work o
an ncendiary.
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To the Associated Press.


Intelligent gentlemen who have just arrived here
from the Pacific coast say that the people there VIII Do
surprised at the visit of Lieut.. General Scott to San
Juan, az only in the Atlantic States has that island
been magnihed to the Importance Of continent While
it belongs to the United States, and will be retained.
they add that it is really not worth quarrelng about.
and that ts value has been surprisingly estimated.
II is certain that the of the British Ministry on
this subject is not agreeable to our Government,
but an explicit declaration that Gen. Harvey was NOT
instructed TO occupy the island and calm and dign-
fed explanation of all the attendant circumstances.
WILL it thought, produce better state Of feeling on
the part OF our transatlantic neigbbor
Mr.. Magruder left Washington this afternoon Tor
Cbarlestown, to join his law partner, Mr.. Chiffon.
These gentlemen have been retained by certain par
ties in Boston as associate counsel for Brown. They
are both Virginians by birth, and Pro-Sayory men,
not shareholders but their reputation here is such ~
TO leave doubt that they will faithfully perform
their duty. 1t is said that unsuccessful effort Wa
previously made to engage Montgomery Blair.
The President has recognized Robert Guilhorne dos
Santos "a Vice-Consu OF Portugal at New-fork, and
Eugene Esdra az vce-Consul Of the same kingdom at
Charleston, !. &.
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HrGrMAN- CLARk. 4 co

(KLEEEATED COp LiNkk OiL,
Warranted pure Snd prepared tom iTesh goldfish vets by
HgeENkN a Co. Drussists,
Nos l6l, S99 81. and 49, Broadway. y. y.
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The Board of Councilmen have now before them
proposition, already adopted BY the Aldermen to
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CATARRII.

The tesrneni and Of this disease continued az NJ s}
Broadway n T. between l7h and e,hs Il Is Unnecessary to
as~c what is know ineonroyertibie fact that
treatment Of this disease is the first and only that ever cured
It, notwithstanding has been deemed fncurable. The
Why cured ia it understocd-H0T "a q.
aovby either physicians quscks Neither It's origin, loca
hon character oomprchende by them My theory
aud pssoioe have brought under the Of medicine.
g. To snyaIphoan Will give pamphlet accurately de-
scblns it, symphonic ofce hour to Y and
r. GOoDALz, NJ. d.. No 800 Broadway
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are unrivaIed They light, durable and MT 70 cham
No shrinking turning up behind BArcaf oRs H,k DNE
the Dee, in the world the o harmless snd reliable Dye known
Applied at the Factory No 3 Broadway opposite the Pa-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
Until recently, everybody was compeIed to use

pile poisonous aperin the GaYErri
INDICATED PAPER used universally. iii. s-ea CON.
fort md the edcsiien harmless 20 the healthy and pre-
rent Pisa Depets No. Il AnE-st ard NJ. 40 Broedsey
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BURGLARS AROUND !


The frequency burgar> adinonishe all prudent House
keeltTs efficient their dwellings from
being The ordinal! cks be opened with
skeleton without The slightest difficulty
buralars are Mtll tina.
dreds Of dwelling houses robbed every The RorAgX
Lock Jailed security and for
ana durability equaed by sny other LocA in
NikNriNk DCfikRi
Paentees and Sole Manufacturer, No ISL Broadway.
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WIGS, s., ToUPEES and HAIR DYE-CAME-
RoNs Mandatory No 1879 Fuou Brooklyn inventor Of the
new Human HAN FoCsDAIOS Wiss Our stock OF Ladies
Hail Wigs BrAids etc. uasqualed Oar reliable Hair Dye
soId VII aud retail
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RurrrRr Cured pY MARSH x COS RADICAL

Cuxr TKrss Also SIN Esfc STOCKINGS FOR varcoe veins.
srppoRTkks and sHopLpKK BRACES instrument foT deoGm
ties made 10 order No !eseysi AstOr Houe. v Y La
des private and female attendants Also MARSH, Cox
LIS Co, No. West 4thst, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WILDER's PATENT SALA,lhNDER SAFE,
The Fre-Poof Safe OF the World, secured with tn,
beet Pow del and Burgar-iroo Locks.
Ba.keIs jew elers, anu House safes made TO osder.
QrIKk BROTHRKs No .S Msid-n.lsIe y. \.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
INC Flremen,s State Parade.

AANEsViLLE, sept 3.
Twenty one Fire Companies and the
Newark Gun Squad we're on parade at the
Firemen's State Parade to-day. The num-
Der Of firemen present was eight hundred.
The display was fine, everything passed off
admirably. The crowd in the city was esti.
mated at twenty thousand. The Deluge Fire
Company of Dayton, a first class engine, took
the first prize, throwing 207 feet. The Phm
nix Company Of Cleveland, second class en-
g!ne, took the second prize, throwing 2l2
feet and inches. The Neptune Fire Com>
panr of Cedarville, third class engine, took
the third prize, throwing 240 feet. The
America Hook and Ladder Company of COL
umbus, took prize, running quarter of a
mile and having a man on top Of 80 foot
ladder in one minute and fifty one seconds
The Hope Hose Comgany of GAINESVILLE took
a hose prize, running quarter of a mile,
lPying out 300 feet of hose and having wa
ter through the pipe in one minute and fifty
five seconds. The best feeling prevailed
among the different companies. DR.. Gally,
editor of the GAINESVILLE Aurora, delivered an
eloquent address. Numbers of the compan
les left this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
1aIrSI w Wrlrylupv.
Arrival Ofths stesmshlp Europa.
sAckviLLR, N. b., Sept {

SAcKvrLR, N b., Sept 8.
The Cunard Mail steamship Europa, which
LETT Liverpool at 5 O'Clock on the morning Of
Saturday, 9th ult, arrived at Halifax last
night at | O'Clock
The news from tho peace conference con,
sisis mainly Of rumors, which state that
some progress has been made, and Il was
probable that successful conclusion would
be arrived at early in September.
Sardinia refuses 10 accept even PROVE,
ionally the annexation Of the Dutchies with,
out consulting the powers, particularly in
France.
The Italians still maintain firm attitude
IN relation 10 their national independence.
A telegram dated Berne, August 9th,
says that the French and Austrian Pleni-
potontiaries have regulated the settlement Of
the affairs Of Lombardy with the consent of
the Sardinian Plenipotentiaries, and the ar,
rTangement It is expected will be confirmed
by the sovereigns.
FRANcE--The Paris Patrie having utter
ed strong anti'Austrian sentiments has, in
pursuance Of official orders, informed it's
readers that It does not receive It's inspira-
tion from the government, but has express
ed its own views only.
The Liberals Of France arc disappointed
at the number Of eminent men declining 10
accept tho amnesty. Their presence in
France it is contended would be advantage,
Gus to the cause of liberty
iTALY.-M Farini, the Dictator Of Tus,
cany, has issued a decree apprising the Gus,
toms line between Parma and Modena from
the let OF September.
The London Times strongly urges the
Tuscans to be prepared for the result oI
Austrian aggression, even il they have "a
fight
GREAT DEMONSTRATING of political i'm
portance has transpired. The Queen was
about to visit Scotland-she had determined
on making the journey during the night a
the uniform rate of speed of 40 miles pei
hour
The potatoe blight is said to be makins
considerable ravages in certain parts of Ire.
land.
A trotting race had come off near Liver
pool which was won by an English horse
named Daw The American horses Jacl
Bossiter, Mountain Boy and Dreadnough
had obtained the I'd, Sd and 4th places in
field of seven horses. Mr.. Ten Brock two
year old Umpire had won two more race
at Stockton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 8.
Flour less active, but without a material
change. Sales 1900 bbls at 4,00@4,50 for
super state; 4,40@5,U0 for old and new extra
western 81, ,40@4.S0 for common 10 good extra
western.
Rye -four quiet at 3,50@4,3O.
Wheat more active, and l69c better. Sales
Of 1900 bush at 500 40; white a5C9i so.
Corn scarce aud firm. Sales 5000 bush at 80
for new mixed western.
Oats dull at 5000 for Western and Cana,
dian
Rye and Barley quiet and unchanged.
Lard buoyant. Sales at l01<Mlf.
Whisky held at 271S, with buyers at a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.
The Postmaster General has received adj
ditional assurances from the parties under
the johnson Pacific Mail contract that thew
will be prepared to execute the service The
United State vessels will render any protec
ton which may be necessary in connection
with the Nicaragua route.
About eleven hundred muskets and rifles
have been sold at auction by order of the
government The former brought from one
dollar to two dollars fifty piece, the latter
from one two four dollars. The larger ma IT
OF them were purchased by a citizen of New
York, together with fifteen hnavy canpons
Leslie, the actor in the recent swindle nm.
on Philadelehi1 ladies, started for Philadei-
phia this afternoon in custody of police
officer of that city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-09

a NJ FOh M Nd IN CONNECTION
"A with the Detroit and Toledo n. r., 40 niies the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail Road, 30
miles the phorteat line between Dayton and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
ON and after MONDAY, AUG. ~, 1859, regular
tfains s VIII leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves At 500 A.m., arrives Al
Toledo AZ s0p. n, Detroit ESQ p. m; connects az
Niagara fails, Albany, New York and Boston, con-
necta At Lima At n 90 with trains on the r. IT.
Wa G, y. r. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
trains on Toledo, wabash 4 WeStern ROAD Tor ier
Huntington, Peru and Loganaport, and arriving nj
chicago AZ 1yaO p. M, IN time connect with ALI
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects At Toledo with trains on M. S 4 n. l. ~. H.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Hail Road for Cleveland ana
buhaloj aiso connects At sidney with trains on d.
l. Road, eastand west, and at Piqua for Columbus.
skCOND TkAiN-Lcayes Day ton at as y. m. con.
meets At Lima with trains on 4. ~ w. Z. X. H. at
~ ,atdnight, and arrives NJ Chicago al $40 n m,
making close connection with all trains Tor the west
ing with all morning trains and north and WITH
steam Boat tor cleveland and Buiialo.
Sleeping Cars are attached TO all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne Toledo Detroit
Chicago, aud points West and North-west Aiso fof
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern oitiea and
for all local points the Bellefontaine and Indian
apous r. can be had by calling on s. r, KiRa Tick
agents on the line.
Fare as low as by any other route,
BE careful and call for Tickets by way Of Lima
A9lhe rates ot Freight 20 all Points East or West
VIII VIII az all tmes be as favorable as charged by
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburgi Toledo or Detroit
augzs NJ. SHOEMAKER supit