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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-26
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

IA II NVVEtE' AECEUs NdHUsA' "
THIS COMPANY HAS UNSURPASSED FA.
elites any other company in the world for the
safe snd expeditions forwarding and prompt deliv.
cry Of Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin, Parcels
Packages, Freight, Poultry, Butter, Eggs, &C.
Also for the collection Of Notes Drafts and Ac.
counts in all the Cities aud almost all the Towns
and Villages in the world.
Particular attention paid to forwarding goods for
Movers, &c.
prices as low as can possibly be afforded,
10 chow the facilities this company have Tor the
speedy transportation OF articles OF all kinds, is
only nescessary to say that anything entrusted to
thsE care will be taken from CadIz TO Philadelph
in "a hours; and from Cadiz to Cincinnati in II
hours, and to IL other parts Of the country III the
came proportion OF time.
FOR turtle, information apply to the Agent in
c aaiz, who will be ready at al! Iimes to give all de-
sIrsc information
adiz Ohio June Is, ls5e.ly
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GROCERIES FOR 1868.

q 1AA BAGS Rio Coffee, 1oO hhds Sugar,
AVO 200 bbs and hall bbs Molasses,
80 bbls Refined Sugar 80 bbis Syrups,
IS Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton Buckets, "#
25 do White Cedar, .s.t 9.74
80 Boxes Toilet Soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German % do Rosin, p}
90 do Soda Salaratus ,.,.,-.s
$40 sucks Table Salt,
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassin, 4l
Is Brnen,o, 90 Boxes txuact Coffee,
10 Boxes indigo, & qatae4 t4f
% Packets Java Coile, rf445.sa s-H
ID do Laguara Cofleee, .L,t.f
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, ~ Boxes Starch,
90 Hall Barrels carb Soda, a' 'sa s2
80 Chests Tea, aaaa as saEH5t
% Bbls I anner's Oil. 10 Bbls Linsecd Oil,
20 do Xenla Lime, ,ar s.r.,'gt
30 do NO 3 Mackerel, ...-s.
100 + Bbls No. 3 do H
so Or do do do a a4E .ss
IS Bbls Mess Shad, 7 ..tg 4Beu
Is do No | Herring. ca.ks Goldfish. r,E
100 Kegs Nails assJrted sizes: ,...t.
20 Boxes S'earne and Apnl Candles,
IS do Extract Lo!wood,
10 do Maddef. 20 Boxes Rasins, +a es
10 do Figs so do Glass, ,Hslf sau
200 Kegs White Lead, anS +; t.5eftss
se BbIs Pittsburgh Salt, rss.
100 do Lake do
Justreceiyed and for sale, nt River prices, at
GEORGE q WILSON'S.
Cndiz, Ohio, April 2i 1858. l1aaa
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noNNETg mrLLENERY GOODS &c
Ta slsiomablc TsOnncgs,
NeW Tim and COpPca Shop.
NEG IN. PAEJF,.

WOULDrespectfully inform the citizens Of Ear.
rison county, that he has Just commenced carrying
On the FIN and COPP ER businessin all it's warriors
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cody, on Market street, Cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends tonanufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell it at reasonable prices lie hopes by
strict attention to business, and always keeping
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share Of
patronage.
Orders from Merchants respectfully rolicited. -
The highest price paidin CASH Tor old Copper,
JAMES M PAUL.
cadiz, Ohio, April 30, lS56-tt.
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r PHILLIPS q co.

MANUFACTURES of boots anG shoes, ana
lvI dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco X kd-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails thread and shoe bindings generally keep con
SANITY Ior sale an assortment OF the above articles,
4, thsIr old stand opposite the Public Offices
Csdia, D., April II, 1853,
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ScoTr Posr OFFICE, Adams CO.. O.,

MsssRs. MEANS s. BROTHERS: 81 nave now finish.
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mil
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever built any that
beats either Of them, should like to know wleTc
they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright
CtnnhnnNilIn Inn pS lRhI-
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MclHTYRE CREEK, Jeff co, o
October II, 1856. !
MrssFs MrAas & BEoTnERs: 1--WE have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw, Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON u BROWN.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. AS it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more
OF rather does what is of more service to those sub
jec to this infection. If taken in it expels
1t from the system as it is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hystericss
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUg CURE"
removes the of these arrangements, and cures
the disease
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to eXpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their accord. Hence arises what
we term acclimatatiOn. Time may accomplish the
same end but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this "AGUE CURA /"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well as SafeE
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED By
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q u Y II II II u = u . =
Takes this method Of informing his former
ally, that he has purchased the above well known
stand, formerly kept by himself, situated opposite
the Public Buildings, and within short distance
OF the Rail Road Depot He tlattcr8 himself that he
accomwodatc ell who call with him, in style
as good, and on terms as reasonable, as any othcr
Public house in the state.
His Stabling islarge and ample for Travellers and
Drovers.
Parties accommodated with good room, and
.thcr accommodations, on reasonable terms,
In short, every thing that can be, wlIl be done
to make all who make the Mansion House their
home, comfortable and happy.
An accomu odation wagon runs from this house
to the Depot on the arrival and departure Of every
Train. Baggage taken to and from the cars free 0
charge. FRANCIS LESLIE.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 81, 1858.
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school BOOKS.

school BookS-
rINHE, suhscrber hos on hand large and full
| soriment of Met uHey's popular series OF
school Books, and will cell them cheaper Than they
have ever been offered in this market Give us a
call. s|W3 lHHst BEALL. :
MOTE Paper and Envelopes, large assort
IN ment Ut your own prices. Call and examine
them. ~~s- J BEALL
CtTEEL PENS good assortment Of vnrious
- brands, for sale cheap At BEALL
.8E ~ tkF {----- ~ sf q @G
c LATES on hand, good assortment, and at low
> figures. J BEALL'S ?
TVAMlLY and Pocket Bibles, n desirable stock,
L in plain and fancy bindings and on every mod
efa'S F terms y LLtE DhALL
INK SAND, a nice article of Canadian, ,putup in
l. cent packages for SHELBY BEALL
DERFU MERlES a good assortment. and of
L fine qualities Tor snIe cheap by ] BEALL
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DELAWARE C1Ty, X 7.
September l0, 1855. !
NyesEs Means: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
Av you, work finely 1t does all that we ask, o5
lhat you warranted it to DO. We wish You could
make more sales i'll this territory.
ODBER'F g. SOLOMON
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C,STARCH and Star Candles, cheap al
y BEALL
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WALKER's Eye Ointment, a sale and certain
w cure for weak, sore or inhamed eyes. for sale
Jan l2, SO by J BEALL
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y. s0TEEEsVEAhE, III. ID.

BUAfNO 80.
CGicc, no. ga&f. Etlhcrt Gs. OEl no.
HOB. 1clcW' Twelfth.
P-KlllE1G q 4GL In -.
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John Mclean and Jonn Beall, Cadiz; TLos. Hop
kins MoorelieId; E. J. Phipps, SMYRNA, i Green,
treepor Cannon &. Bro, New Athens and by al
dealers in Medicine.
Cadiz Ohio Oct. 27-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

here. We deny peremptorily that we have not ful
filed our obligations 10 the Government oil NEAR
gua. We assert, and will prove by incontesta5s
documents, proceeding from .he officers OF the Gov.
eminent that they have persstently imPeded and Oh
tructed us in all our endeavors 10 open the line owe
Nicaragua We will show that they have stopped
our works. arrested our boats, imprisoned our en-.
ployees. There has scarcely been one steamer iros
Central America for the last twelve months, which
has NOT brought us some notice OF Executive
interference with our business in Nicaragua
of pretended grants to others, Of the er;ne.
ton of this Company. But We have survived
and shall continue TO survive them, for the reason
that there is no power conferred on the Presden; an,
Congress Of Nicaragua C0nstitHtfoHaHy to aerossss
contracts and conscste vested rights or property and
if there were any such power they would be In
peded from exercising in our case, because the Coy
eminent Of the United States will not allow IT. uness
the able letter of Secretary Cass, OF 18th OF July last
TO Minister Lamar in Nicaragua, is delusive dccaI
ment, false beacon raised to deceive. No man IN The
United States. or elsewhere except in Nicaragua,
would believe this. ,.
Respet fully admitted, j. u pODi' Se'''''t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

sressionsI Intervention for the protection OF
Slavery in the Territories, while the
Louisville Courier, the organ Of the Democracy,
which is patronized by the government, and the
Journal, the Opposition organ, agree perfectly that
Slave Code is demanded for the purpose OF protect
ing the peculiar property of the South.
The Hon. James A. Stallworth has been noIn!-
mated for reelection to Congress by the Democracy Of
the Ist District of Alabama. The vote in the noni-
mating Convention stood: For Stalworth, As John
Forsyth, 10; Francis X. Beck, 8.
The Hon. John II. Savage has been nominated
for reelection by the Democracy of the WITH Con-
gressional District of Tennessee. Mr. Savage had no
competitor in the Convention which put him in NOM
nation. VIM. B. Stokes is the Opposition candidate.
-THe Wheeling IateHigeaoer, paper which holds
10 the perversc notion that Virginia has interests
in addition to slave-breeding, looks upon the present
contest between Messrs Letcher and Goggin for the
Executive chair Ia contest which be narrowed
down to an effort to which take the most ultra
ProSlavery ground, very much as the woman regard
ed the fight between her husband and the bear-she
desired TO fair play, and didn't care which whipped
The InleIigeHccr, IN recent notice OF - the great
issue in Virginia, says:
1.-THE last PetersJHrgk Ia,eligeaocr contains long
report Of GOggins speech there--al but a couple NJ
three paragraphs is about Letchers Rufner pamphlet
and his unsoundness niggers. Some man ssid-we
think be delegate from London, in the late Con-
vention-that the Ruffner pamphlet was a trump
card and his advice-Mr. Bot'ss advice to the con-
trarwas TO play, play and play it, at all tunes and
all the way through. Goggin Is acting on this sngges-
ton Of the man from London.
"PER CosTRA.-We see in Tie Peters6urgh Press
report Of Letchers speech, papers over there never
give the two sides of question: Letcher lodges the
pamphlet as hastily possible. He merely tells the
people that they don't think he is loyal and true, why
DOT TO go for him. The pamphlet is evidently pill Of
some nausea TO Honest john
There is an exciting race in the IXth Congress
sional District of Virginia between james II. Skinner,
the regular nominee of the Democracy of the upper
end of the District and John II. Harris, who is the
candidate of the Democratic party which comprises
the lower end, and which is known a. the % Tenth
Legion" 1t is the opinion Of every one that Harris
will be elected by decided majority, says CORE
spondent Of The Richmond Dispotch.
"A Western editor defines Republican TO be one
"who fears the Lord, and can write legble hand
withou, running his tongue out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.
ORGANIZATION or, THE BOARD.

ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD.
The Commissioners of Police met yesterday siler
room at Police Headquarters, all the members OF tht
Board being present, including Commissioner ex'jnds'
Ullshoeffer and Commissioner Isaac ii. Bailey, who
were appointed in places rendered vacant by the eI
piration of terms of service of General Nye and W.
Ward. About | O'Clock Commissioner Mayor Tit
M.ys took the chair and called the members TO orde'
president. Six votes were given for Comnissioner
Stillman. and that gentleman was declared elected
Cnmms,ioncr Bowen still retains his position q
Treasurer. and Mr.. Embree "a Chief Clerk
The matter of appointing Genera, SuPeilm'e,;;usla
General Tslmadgc. was talked of but no action taken.
The meeting was held with closed doors.
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= ,..,,S0 ,n and they have no., Of course, any

Ker,r passed them, and they have no. OF co"''' "N'
legislative existence. - ,,.. am
This preamble and the article in Tue 1ktust, t.n,
min evidence of the real source OF the hos1ilAy
upon against us in the Territory by iand sp''u'ao'
whose interests we have refused 10 serve, a III
we must injure the public. Were we To go aIouna ~
the embryo town known a. Penn Cove, II 49,. 80.
doubtless greatly enhance the value OF i"s 'ny5' ou
would delsy the steamer twenty-four hours Inc nas
are row delivered at a harbor across NECK vi laiIi
four miles OH and are thus received there several
hours sooner than they could be the steamer to
visit this mapped-out city, All the facts IN the case
have been laid before the Post-0fice Department by
it, specal agents in Washington Territory ana 'hTy
sanction the course of the cOntractors preerln5 Tue
public good to the enrichment OF land SPECTATORS
II is well known Ia all familiar with the aiars Oh
of Washington Territory, that the present CONTRACTORS
for the mail service in Puget Sound Were tht hi>t 10
introduce mailsteamers on that coast lheH services
in Thus developing the resources and promoting the
Growth of the Territory have been recognized by the
Ton0ress Of the United States and by the Territorial
LEGISLATURE as well as by the enterprsing settlers
neeal vote of thanks was also passed by the Ierrto-
nal legislature 10 the subscriber for his e1erons at
Washington City in seconding the delegate IN MS sue
cessful attempts to obtain appropriations Tor needed
improvements and other public works Indeed, II mas
bern his aim and the endeavor of his business assoc
cia,es TO carry ont the work which they commenced
10 extend the privileges of speedy and punctna postal
communication through this northwestern portion oi
our repubhc-and 10 carry out IN good aith their con-
tracts To do this they will cheeruly make any sac
comply with the black-mail acquisitions made upon
them by the leeches who infest capital and fasten
unon contractors john III. SCRANTON,
Of Hunt Scranton, Contractors.
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BOARD OE COENCHMEN.

The Board met at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon MI
CORNELL in the Chair
The Manhoro~ GaS Compoay.-Mr. JONES sub
United resolution to request the Counsel to the Coz
poration 10 inform the Board whether there is any Law
under which the Manhattan Gas Company have tho.
power to make regulations affecting the entire QaS
hitting trade Of this city; and whether the ConpanJ
nave night 10 exact particular size of tube for 81
gwen length, and designate the maximum number ~
burners to be allowed said size Of tube. Adopted.
StdtencRf n CO(pOrafiOH AnOrney.-Mr lfgo. ~
PuRsER, the Corporation Attorney submitted sates
meDt Of penalties collected by him during the month o
March last. The whole amount is slil 30. The paper
was ordered ~ be printed.
Dts6andn,eAt Of EBgiae "a. No. 40.-A comTnun
cation received from the Board of Fire Comlnis.
sioners submitting majority and minority reports rela
tive 10 disbandirg Engine Go. No. 10 for being
gagged in a riot.
The minority report opposed the dsbandment on the
ground that the entire COMPANY should not be made
suffer for the acts OF few Of its members. After
some debate the minority report was adopted
libby ETpenses.-Mr. BoOLEs report and resolution
TO appropriate 81 30 to pay the expenses OF the Al.
dennan.c Lobby Committee that went to Albany q
month ago, was laid over.
Beigi0a PoreneaL.-The Board voted to pave the
following street, With Belgian pavement:
Forty-iinth street between Third ayenue and Fad
River; Broadway, between Seventeenth and Twenty.
nth streets; TEiryfourth street between Fifth and
Ninth avenues, aud fiftyfrst street. between Third
and Fourth avenues.
The report of the Committee on Finance in favor q
paying 80 FOR expenses incurred by the Fire Csmmis
soners in employing council to contest cases in which
appeals were taken from their de .isions adopted
Inc report OF the Committee on Arts and Sciences
IN iavor ot authorizing the Street Commissioner 70
employ competent persons 10 restore and preserve The
pictures IN the Governors Room, was adopted.
broom and IIOofen-,c0rs Peaders-The Board cor 4
cured to amend the ordinance licensing charcoal des
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Peterson,s nIagnzlnc.

We are in receipt OF this popular Ladys Magazine fol
December. tits splendid number. "Pcterson'' has
circulation already of nearly OOO but will be greatly
improved in 1900 1t will contain about 1000 pages Of
double column reaoug matter IA steel plates; II colored
steel fashion pates Il cooed patterns in Berlin work
embroidery crochet and 500 wood engravngs-prOPOr
tOnaisy than any other periodical giUes Its sto
rics and noyeles by the best writer's. Its fashions
always the latest and prettiest It's price is but
dollars year. dollar less than Magazines of its class
Subscribe for and dollar To clubs, 1t is cheap
er stivz three copies for S. eight for $40. To
cry getting club, the publisher win send two
splendid engra,ings of Niagara, of size for framing
Address, Charles j. Peterson 3O6 Chestnut Street. Phia
delpha. Specimons sent gratis.
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Festival Of tho Lnlheran church.

Tho Ladies' Festival on Thursday night Of last week
very fne affair. The spacious Church hronged,
and for two hours it difficult matter to get through
the crowd. table set the whole length OF the
Church which literally loaded with provisions sent
in by the ladies Of the town and country The company
composed Of members Of all the churches and the
best Of feeling manifest. The Fremont Band fur
nished excellent music for the evening The lberaity Of
citizens such occasions manifest
The receipts for the evening were 1915. About eight
o'clock considerable surprise manifested by the ap-
pearance of closely masked, dressed in purple
robe who approached Row LANG the pastor Church
and handed him $40 note, then turned and left the
house. 1t Whispered about that he of the
Sons Of Malta"
On the afternoon of Friday, e 5h, festival pre-
pared for the children which fully pleasant af
fair the evening previous; all enjoyed themselves
children only do. The receipts were about S3l.
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Notice.
MOI
John BernIcr, Plaintiff

John Berner, Planthl
In the Court Of Common Pleas
The unknown heirs OF OF sandusky county, State Of
Leo Longtoo, deceased Ohio
and others, defendants.
INhE HEIRS OF LEO LONGr0O, deceased, late OF San
duskY county, their and places Of residence
being unknowa are hereby notified that the eighth
DAY OF October A. d. 1852 the said John Bernier filed in
tne once o. The Clerk Of said Court Of Common Pleas at
IN said county apetition against them and 9TH
era setting orth that said Leo Longtoo the ninth day
ofyune, A. eighteen hundred aud Hfy-eight executed
and delivered to the said John Berner his oe
for the payment of the of twelve hundred dollars In
one year from de with interest and secure the nav
ent thereof the day executed and delivered 10
te SAID John bernef mortgage deed conveying to said
Bernier the following described Rnds and enements sit
uatein sandusdy county, State OF Ohio, to wit:
The west han ofthe north west quarter ofseeon mum.
per thiry-sx, In township number six north Of range
number fifteen, cnnalning eighty Of land more Or
less which mortgage duly recorded on the twenty
fifth day Of June eighteen hundred and hfty-eight
Said petition prays ludgment against the Administrator
Of the Estate said Leo L0ngtoo the sum OF twelve
hundred dollars and interest thereon from the ninth ay
Of June, A. -, eighteen hundred aud ffty-eight THAT
said morgaged premises be sold pay such judgment and
costs and other proper relief.
And the asid unknown heirs hf Leo Longtoo deceased
are hereby notified 10 appear and demur 10 said
petition on before the thitylrs day oiDecenber A.
JOHN BERNIER
4 BY Bucklsnd 4 Everett, his Attorneys.
October 18th, 1859. t0F1
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Toledo s. Wabash Railway.

hEt @ u u 4l.ss.ss.isssss.E sss:.$sissfs
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo 10 ST. Louis Springfield Jacksonville Deeacur
Naples Quincy, St. Joseph, Memphis Nicksburg,
New Orleans, and all points In the Southwest
ON and after SUNDAY, April %, 1852 Passenger
~ Trains will leave "UDion Depot" TOLEDO daily, al
folows
Express 94O A. NJ; Fort Wayne 215 P. NJ; Peru 6;o'
p NJ; Logansport $3.50 P. NJ; Lafayette 745 p Nj ar
rive at State Line at 0:45 p. M. except sundays.
Mail Express at 1O:l5P. NJ; Fort Wayne, 2:45 A. NJ =
Peru, $40 A. NJ; Logansport 5:55 A. NJ Lafayette, 14C
A. NJ; arrive at State Line $3.50 a. M exoeptSundays
Leave STATE LINE, ILL.,:
Mail Express at 4:3O A. NJ: lafayette 640 A. NJ Lo-
eanspor $3.50 A. NJ; Peru 9l0 A. NJ. Fort Wayne 1885
A. VI. arrive az Toledo 1880 P, M.
Express $40 P. Lafayette l1:l0 p. NJ Lopansport
loo A. NJ; Peru $40 A. NJ; Fort Wayne 4l5 \. NJ
arrive at Toledo S45 A. VI.
The above trains make the following direct and rea
bic connections: Westward at Fl Wayne with Pttsburg
Ft WAYNE Chicago Rail Road; at Peru with the Peru
and Indianapolis r. r.; at Lognnsport with the Cincin-
natl and Chicago r. r. at Lafayette with the Lafayette
and indianapolis and New Albany and Salem II. r.; at
Tolono and Decatur with the Illinois Central r. r.; a;
Springfield with the ST. Louis Alton and Chicago R. r.
EastwardAt Toledo, with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all points East.
sleeping attached to each Night Train.
Through freight leaves Toledo at TOO p NJ.
Do do arrives at Toledo at 5;l5 A. NJ.
GEO II. BURROWS, Gen. supt.
C. W. BARTLETT. Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Gen. supts Office, Toledo o., April 20, 1859.