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80 IL. 9. g. Hobba the tslsgsaph operator
Aero deserves . rood deal Of peaise and een-

- 1e Q. q Hobbs, the Telegraph operator
Asss dssefvesa good deal Of praise and : gen.
eseW reward for his faithful performances Of
Aasy dusiag he lass two months. Il 10 well
kneva has last Fall, The cable, laid across In
- saannsl Of Tho rivss, from some unknown
easss, gave euA Evse sinss. the dispatches
have bssn taken b Eass Daslingtea in the Rail
Resd wass hOuss. Sinos ~ high water the
eny beats have not run % East Burlington
bsosuse that region Of country for about Ave
nilss resnd sbous (mors OF less) Was several
eDss andse watss. Mr.. Hobbs was therefore
compelled TO make his trips in skin. In the
cid warehouse, with the water up 70 the door
end 40 society except that Of the tadpole and
ballffog. be has spent the long days Of Nay and
%eas. rarely failing to get report for TIL pa
pr. Hs hes our thanks and deserves the grs-
tissde II eur readers and Of III who have had
tAe bsosat Of our tslegraphic nsws. Few would
have bssn willing to make such : sacri6ce.-
0eing 70 jail o. 70 he psnissndasy would have
besn much more agreeable.
The new cable will soon b laid down (as soon
. The water rscidss) when Nr. B. viii sojourn
q This sids the river. ss %
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a humorous divine. visiting 1 r,u,,...
whose wife was none Of the most smshI. -
heard bis friend say: III it was No, 4, M \.
stranger in the next room, I would LeI y.
out Of doors" Upon which the els,s,.. y.
stepped In and said: PRAY, sir, mi. !.
stranger Of me.n Wy
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PRor. MIXERS LEcTUREs-We are requested
to be delivered on Saturday evening at the
Baptist Church, can be had at the Book Stores
and at Hawley's Music Store-25 cents each.
The Chicago Democrat recently notices this
Lecture thus:
professor Mixer will be called upon to re-
peat his lecture At the 6rst convenient time, and
should he consen, to do SO, the intelligent public
may be assured, that In avalling themselves of
the opportunity Of listening and seeing, they
will be twice paid for the trifle it will cost them.
The splendid diagram of the city, exhibiting in
handsome relief all ts most interesting points
and places, is worth vastly more than the price
Of . ticket. 1t is to be hoped that the lecturer
will consent to repetition o! his effort, to please
and instrucf Mt an early day.
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a. The New Orleans Crescent states that the
schooner A. O. Brewer cleared from that port
On the Goth for Port-su-Prince, HAyti, having
on board two hundred free colored emigrants.
nearly I'll Of whom were natives Of Louisiana.
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a Mrs. Kavanaugh Was brought beforeJus'
6ee Snyder. yesterday, ON . charge Of petit
larceny. She had stolen divers articles Of appa-
rel from the house OF Rev. Mr.. Saltsr. The
Justice sent her up for fifteen days nsJ
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DIED.
In this city, June 2ist, OF Lung Fever, ADA ,pf.s
daughter Of James and Y. Carlin. aged ii noe,
death rlsy the bonds life anloO.e.
But can't dissolye my love:
Millions of infant sous compose
TIE family aboves
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A comparison of the religious statistics oil
Germany IN 1910 with those of 1858 show that
the number OF Pr0testanrs in nearly every State
has increased in larger ratio than that of Roman
Catholics. Whole congregations of Catholics,
or az least majority OF them, have in a mum
Der of instances become Protestants, and Rome
has lost to Professionalism four times as many
priests as she has gained proselytes from the
Protestant clergy. The whole number of Pro-
testants in the States of the German conieder.
acy is at present 10000, 00O-that of Catholics,
23,l50,0o0.
PAIR OF VAMPIREs.-An Iowa pap9r saws
o stranger passing through Keokuk, had child
taken sick aud died at one of the hotels. When
be came to pay his bill, be found he had not
money enough into $ll.O0, which he promises
to send back soon as he should reach Bur-
linetop, but the landlord insisted on keeping the
body OF the dead child ss security, which he
did. The father went to Burlington, obtained
the necessary funds, and returned to redeem the
body Of his child, which in the meantime had
been buried! lie paid the bill, had the body
disinterred, and started for home, but had not
reached the river when he was stopped by a
man calling himself . police officer, and S.
demanded Tor barying the child. Finding h;m-
sell under arrest, aud unable to proceed, he
which LETT the city.
Ex-President Pierce is at present travelling in
Europe, and upon rumor that he would short.
ly visit Bremen. the present Bremen Minister at
Washington, who is now here, waited upon cur
Consul 10 notify him of the intention of the
authorities to offer the ex Presiden: the hospi--
taiites Of the city. He was at the Springs Of the
Sehawloach on the I'd inst, and intended soon
to leave for Paris His route from Rome was
through Eastern Italy TO Ancona, in season to
take the last steamer which made the trip be-
tween that place snd Trieste. From that place
be ran over to Venice by steamer, reaching
Trieste again just before the approach of the
French b.ockading squadron. At Vienna he
received marked attention from the authorities
of Austria, and BY invitation attended reviews
by the Emperor Of immense bodies OF troops
then being concentrated at that point.
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Al Detroit recently, an OK vas killed l.
cause ne couldn't understand the Frns,
language. The team, consisting Of on. N
glish and one French OK. drawing 49,
load, and driven by French drivs ~
crossing the track, when the express M
made its appearance. The driver, in -
excitement, Immediately ordered the IN
to chuck, (the French word for law. y II,
French OK understood him, and turning 4
the track, saved himself; but tie English n
never having studied the language. pre..sS
further on, and was instantly killed.
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horses that had been stolen from this vicinity
and sold.
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PIRsoxAL.-Hon. Sam. Galloway, of Ohio,
was at the Barrett House yesterday.
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BLANK BooKs.-We examined At the bindery
Of Mr.. Acres, on Main street, yesterday, very
beautiful set Of books for some of the interior
counties. They are the handsomest and most
the west. If our friends west and north of us
knew the facilities enjoyed at this establish
ment, and the really superb style of the work
turned out there, they would buy blank books
NO where else.
The books mentioned above we're manufac.
tured by the person who made the FIRST prize
books for the last State Fair.
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Mr. a. + Stewart, the potenta.e n 4,
goods, has just purchased at q cost of an
OOO. the Presbyterian church in Ninth 49,,
New York, and now owns the entire No.
from Ninth to Tenth streets. and Brr.d..,
20 Fourth avenue, excepting single la 1,
which heis, now negotiating Its Mr. S,,r
art intention. to erect On the property m
ediiice which, N point Of dimensions ~.
gance and completeness, shall surpass anv
thing OF the kind in the world.
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~ A new trial has been granted in the
Cartaang 800, 900 breach Of promise case
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METEOROl.GGsaS TABLE.
Reported for the Hank Eye. for June 1859
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JAMES NJ. MORGAN

We cordially recommend Genl Morrsns
proposed campaign paper. the War EAGLE b
the entire confidence and wide spread suppsr
OF the Hmocracy OF Iowa, confident ii I.
are tina. said paper will be conducted With
signalahility and zeal, and that ii Al thnr
u W W Faithfnl to the principles aud iur.
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IL The meadows and pastures in Kentucky
have been nearly destroyed and grain crops
greatly injured BY long continued drouth.
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THE w Ar EAc1E,
A Democratic Campaign Paper,


2 bc Published at Burfiagtoa. Ioxs
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NHUE
As q hug
In a rv,&N ~

| In the mor.ng, being awakened by necu.
| liar sensatio, found myself attempting "
| turn over feat just az practicable In vice ~
/ the laws an alligator az there. Since ia,
| time. ,snk understand better than b.fora
how n. kerel feel when they are packed for ~
mark Al 10 Thursday morning we started
| on CT return. In passing through deem "a
wins cut of OF tac main road found snov
h,k ten inches deep, not yet dissipatea ~ n.
l.slhmer sun. A cave in the adjacent r.oss
bparently si,ty feet In length. seemed IL 80,
been scoopsd out OF the bluff. bu, hsd ~ 49,
70 enter Y Wien We reached the coach irs, !,
dark. W FOUND our party somewhat DAMAGED,
Mr.. y hsa become so lame from waking down
the s1eeP bulls that be could hardly bobhle
AfVshef gentleman who had been thrown frcr
Y mule, ssnd dragged some yards hv ~. 80,
saieh caught 10 the stirrup, carried ..hl.s,.
I'm anu several beuises. SIN Hnothar w.
7 feeip'taied over the head of iii. NM. ~
iehtru upon the top OF his head on . M
I rocks, NATURALLY complained Of heaa.c..
~ oiseeing stars generally. Aionrth ~
aais had fallen under HIM, while e,os.;n'.
aesr Greek, was quite cured o, III Ia. $3.50 49,
and eagerly sought tha -. -
amp IRE. The animal rode. hs,;no $3.50.
snoe' nmped wretchsdly. but DO had rivsn
~ ~ o'her Inconvenience than 4 wei foos
nne ne vas swimming the creek Sons
a.",.ueaf'eu em'grAnts furnished ~. sunns- |
- lodging, and We reached Denver =,
'ss..as morning, in . condition rh,ah |
QUO have enabled " to plav IN. Z. S.,.n,,s
'm''N 70 the satisfaction Of the most f.s,i.
II
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NIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS.
CROSSING rHR River.

We had journeyed nearly forty mile, non
u became evident that We could ~ come
through that nigh. so our patti "u'es
we're turned loose to grasc, aE ea'np
open ON one side and the roof guy - 'ne
ground, was soon construeted6r p and aau
hastily matched with twigs .,saa anu pine
Our cook elect procured az s snI !. anu ', ~.
gar from ca'Ap Of emigraa failing h.eas 1n anT
men, ~" nrsna, -. =. ss - ouy = glorious lire
-si.h p ~ hsa tree trunks Thai /
nsal a;sns,.hsa Os buffalo robes .and
Mn nla.s p ~srs read in the camp; our
e.sn;ng c;aar, spipes--the usual COM
:. non. II 80, - upon the mountains ana
pIa,ons =. = unto rcquisition, and did ws
~. 1aLa ~, Use = our inn 7 A returning
.,,n,srs n ped Tor . moment by our genial |
iire: 49, ue that % had been three dAye i
i IN aatains without finding spldL = l
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The following is the list Of wounded, copied
from the note book Of DR.. G. Hcyt, OF Adrian,
the Physician OF the road I:
Jeremiah Crandali, Jefferson Co., N. r, able
70 be up.
Mrs. B Hoffman. Davenport. Iowa, not
severely.
Mary G Wilson. MarysyilIe, via, len hand
injured.
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0TMr. John La Mountain, the eronout.
has made arrangements for the construction.
10 Boston, Of balloon. with which he de.
signs to make al attempt to cross the At.
lsntic, next sumner. The money 10 to be
furnished by wealthy gentleman who has
suiicient confidence In the Practicability ol
Vhe scheme to make venture in It. The
balloon 10 10 be Of elk, with en- ascensive
power which will make it capable Of carry
ing life-boat stocked with provisions ant
four passengers. The power 1t is designet
TO employ is the gun-cotton engine, one o
which, owned by gentleman Of Springfield
Mass, hss been tested and found to operate
satisfactorily. ,f~
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A Silent Couple.

There foated about the papers a story Of
q Cincinnati couple who had not exchanged
q word during twenty years Of married life.
They were not muies, however. The Bahi.
more Dispa!ch tells Of similar instance:
The parties were wealthy and highly 70.
spectsblc. They had numerous family Of
children, who had grown up and were all in
Aourishing circumstances, and troops Of grand
children, who frequently visited them. They
were telling into the sere and yellow leaf,
and were both tottering to the tomb at the
"ge OF nearly eighty but, though they had
lived under the came roof, eaten q, the came
table, entertained the same friends, received
together the frequent visits OF their children
and grandchildren, they had not interchung.
cd word for forty years. .Esut
To almost every one the csuss was q
mystery, and an impenetrable one, for mel.
thsr husband nor wife would bear from any
person tho slightest alluson to the subject.
Yet there was one, on old servant, almost as
old ss her msster and mistress, who did
know, but kept the secret faithfully. II was
whispered, however, that Jealousy was the
cause. The husband had found 10 the pos.
session Of bis wife some letters from for
mcr suitor that she had beedlesslyt perhaps
thoughsIessly preserved. Tmpetuous and un.
just ACCUSATIONS followed. The indignant
wife told her jealous husband she would nev
er speak to him again, but for the sake Of
her children would not leave him. She kept
her word with persistent obstinacy, and he
followed the same course. They appeared
absolutely Indifferent to each others exis.
tence.
Al length the old man died. The wife
had not come near him in HE last sickness
and she even came net to look upon his cold
corpse until they were about closing the cof.
fin. and bearing him from the house in which
they had dwelt so singularly together fol
nearly half d century, when, with firm
though feeble step che entered the room
walked ups the coffin. gazed few momsnt'
at bis features, now rnotionless in death, ant
without word, tear, or even shadow o
On expression on her wrinkled face, wen
back, unassisted, to her apartment. The fu
neral took place, and during the absorbing
proceedings OF the time, she was left alone
After the funeral cOrtege had departed, ont
was ont Of sight, the old servant repaired Il
the room Of her mistress. She noticed CHI
was sitting very still in her chair, looking
apparently out OF the window. Seeing he
continue motionless, sbe spoke to herr ,her
was no answer, she went TO her-she wa
deadl
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OtrHiram Powers was assaulted on the
l7th Of last month. in Florence, BY young
American painter who, while dsranged. q.
tackled him with knife, fret inAicting 9
blow on his face with his 6st. ME. Powers,
however, succeeded in disarming him, end
was net scriously Injured.
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ST:EATOR. DAILY f. COMPANY

=
TAKE pleasure in announcing TO their
oil friends aud customers that thoy in receipt
Of the largest and most splendid stock OF Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered in Old Portage at
prico; competing with any establishment on the Wes.
tern Reserve, viz:
Prints, Of all popular brands; ......
De LANES, of the very choicest styies;
French Merinoes, plan aud figured, at aStontshing'
low prices,
CashmerOs, plain and figured;
Irish Poplins, Opera De Laines; .I..
Coburg Robes, Robes Guile;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sauinetts and Vos:ings;
TWeeds, jeans, Linseys and FannelG
Brown SheetiDgs, Bleached Muslins, Tickings, etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State, Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Taimas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, Of approved makes;
French. work Collars, undersleeveS, nd all kinds
Of embroidery.
Also, u large lot Of White Eed Blankets at 80 per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings ofeyory description, to match all
kinds OF Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies'; now and very neees.
| sary article for tho season, at very low price.
White Briliianh, at from l2t cents to 81 cents per
yard.
RBADY-MADE CLoTHING.-A very large stock
fovery kind ofmen's wear, at extremely low prices
Gentlcmen do not fail 10 give our stock an exam2a.
ton. The price Is marked on each garment and can
not be changed for LOVE- or GOLD.
October 2, 1855. STREAr0R, DAILY & CO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS. +
DIR. III. TUBBS.

viii be In attendance as follows:
RAvENEA, ,PrentiSs House, "Wednesday; Jan. 50
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday, Jan. 2s. rr
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %.
Cleveland, American House, Jan. and Z. a
For consultation upon all diseases of tho Throat
Lungs Heart, Livcr, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nertoua
moss, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits Impurities OF tho Blood, Erupuons, Cam
GERS Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both cxternaland Internal. ,s.t a.
For some ton years Dr.T. has devoted hs entire
time 10 chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
ly, many OF whom had exhausted evcry other re
source within reach In no eGss are Mineral Or 9TH
or pOisons employed, does he make sick to make
osiI tear dSWn to build Hp GgGiH. The medicines
can be taken with safety by The most delicate, and
patients may remain al home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet aud exercise. Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputabie
eyide enco Of which 4lways be furnished. lnya-
lids, however reduced or dsspairing, invited Ia
call and may be assured that encouragement will
DO given OF expense incurred, without correspond
Ing prospect OF recovery. !'
RAvExNA, o., Nov, 1858.
DR, II. TuBss-Sir: am glad to add my tesmo.
nv to tha number Of those yon r,ceving. II was
aior much pcrsuaso that consulted you, Perhaps
this may influence some other hesitating invalid TO
seek for relief at your hunds. During the Winter of
1855, was 80 reduced to bo unable, when strong
est, sit at the table. affection said to be
! disease Of tho lcf! lung, heart and stomach. The
| cough very severe, attended with shortness of
BREATH night sWeats, and swelling Of the feet and
kles. Dig, stion was so feebe that could ea little
else than cracker during tho Winter, and for sue
cessiye weeks, aubsi.tcd rice water gum arabic
| water alone. Sinking turns came OH nearly every
day. and occasionally several in day, depriving
me Of speech, and sometimes of sight. Also, Palpi:
tation was distressing. The heart appeared to stop
at times, causing deathliko sensation, though tho
breath was gone and the circulation arrested. Thus
suffering indescribaby, and 10 all appearance balAnc
rR Actween life and death, fingered until relief
obtained under your treatment. l was at that time
residing In Northied, Summit Co.. where the circum-
stances here given wero known generally. am now
enjoying health, and though not vigor
| Gus as nanyS am able to perform household duties
without convenience, and have walked over two
Ises with suffering nothing more than fatigds at the
time. The great benefit derived from your treatment
and the Interest YOU have manifested for me, shall
ever Lo hsld In greaIiul remembrance.
Respectfully, Yours, :.
| Nov, TO- MRs. MARY A. BATEMAN.
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Ad ADMINISTRATORS Safe Of Real Es-
tate and Equitable INtcrest.

QY virtue OF an order Of sale issued by the
ID Probate Cour. Of Portage County, Ohio, ON the
9sth day of January, A. D. 1856 a. one O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of said day the premises will DO offered
for sale the following real estate TO wits situate in
The ship Pars County Of Portags aid State OF
Ohio, and knowE being parts and parcels OF Lot.
No. B aud 10 In said township bounded aud described
as follows Beginning at stake standing In the read
leading from the center ofParis to Harisvillo thence
running south n degrees 80 minutes, west Is chains
73 links, to land owned BY Thoma: D: Sel6y; thence
north IS minutes, east along said Selby'a land l6
chains ss links; thence north ssl. west along said
Sclbys land 90 chains links to the north and south
center road thence along said road north degrees
l56 inmates II chains a nnks thence south " de-
erees 81 minutes, east % chains - liDksj thence
Nth chain 81 links themes south 80 degrees 10
minutes. east 10 chains "a links thence south
inmates, west % chains link to the place OF Begin
ming, containing according TO the survey, ~ and my
ke sold as the land belonging 10 tho ksiate Of Evan
Evans, deceased, and the Equitable interest OF owen
LUTHER L. BROWN, Admir-
December 3O-4w. ofOweu d. Owens, dec.
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SENTINEL
LOOAI. AND PERsONAL.

AAAANAL AND UEPAkIUAB ON MAtb8
pspsS 4 LIS SSfse :. \. r. i.IIsio:s % a, a,,P.H.
DAlLY-cOIng soaIh Via Rsllrosd
pspaE At 1921. A. y. Mail close ae u, A.. n.
ATrivs Sy -. X: Dspab a, Iasto P. n. Mail
TAI WREKLY-Nswtoa Falls.
la, y. Depart sane dsys As 40, P. NJ MAI,
SEEiwEEKLV--Cbsrd
ArfiEe every Wednesday and Friday. BIZ T. p, n.
Depart svsFy Tuesday and Thursday ai Q, A. n.
PosT OFHIcE AT RAvKxMA-
-oPRN q 10, A. n. CLOSE at p. n. Dali
sanday' excepted. RIA. olLLkrTR,P. n.
- ssslpF.E - -s.+' ft.
GOLD FEvKR.-Msny Of our friends are
nov suffering from that worst Of alI nsiadiss
-"ths aceursed thirst fos gOld"--snd. we
understand, arrangements are being made In
di6ersnt parts Of the county for the forma.
tiOn OF comp anies TO start for Pixies Peak In
the spring. The re ports from that region
are very encouraging, but ell that is said
about Il should not be received az truth. A
large margin should be allowed for shrink.
ags, and we would caution such Of our read.
srs who are engaged in remunersting pur.
suits ct home, not 10 abandon their present
business and the comforts they enjoy for the
doubtful prospect OF fOrtunein gold hunting.
That gold exists in the neiehborhood Of Pixies
Peak, at Cherry Greek and other places, is,
We think, true but the abundanee Of the do.
pOsits and the ease with which the precious
dust 10 obtained, are, no doubt, highly col
Ored. and those who place implicit reliance
IN and are controlled In their action BY thess
highly W. NJ pictures, will hardly 6n'
their snticip3ttons realized. h.. a..
We sincerely hope lhst such Of our read
ers as may determine 10 visit the gold re
gions may have abundant success. but At th,
same time we feel i. to be our duty to throw
cut the shove admOni.ion.
BuROLARY.-On Tuesday night last, tn
store Of A. G. COTFIH & Co., 10 Phoni
Block. was entered by burglars, and good
to the amount Of $1,000 taken. 1t appear
the robbers effected On entrance at the via
dow on the west eide Of the store, BY breaL
Ing one Of the large panes Of glass, and the
proceeded 70 make free with the dress silI
and otter fns goods. 1.s.R0a
YOuNe PEoPLE's LITERARY ASSOCIATE,
Rev. J. D.. NoRroN will lecture bcfor
the Young Peoples Literary Association o
Tomorrow (FridOy) evening. or the Rev
gentltmsn's subject. we are not informed.
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OFFICE REMOVED

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tha,
~ IN pursuance Of resolution Of The Directors o
the Atlantic q Great Western Rail Road Co., 10 f.,
ctate the construction Of the Eastern portion Of ssd
Road, passed at regular Quarterly Meeting Of thu
Board, held at Msnsnell, Rchland Co., Ohio, the
4th inst. the principal Office Of said Company Was re
moved TO ROSennR, Portage Co., Ohio, on the 18th o.
JSnuSry, 1859. -. -. JAS. N. WARD, 6Sc'y.
OIrIcE A. & G. w. R. R. Cost
RaHeEpa Jan. II, 1859. l ---