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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

nR. BIARTINPs oArAMENIAL CoRREoroR
- Has had
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient convince every Suffering Woman
of the great value Of the
ATAMENIAL RREGToRl
And that is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
For
An Diseases arising from m Chronic Nervous
Pains in the Kidneys, Pains in the Small of the Back
Pains under the Shoulders, Lowness of Spirits.
Languor and Nervousness Generally. DIFF
hcult Menstruati0n, Suspended Men,
situation, Cessation of the
an endless variety diseases attendant on
irregularities supernduced by colds exeon
constitution mental physical labor The simple
dy for all is get at the primary Of the disease
great GATAMENIAI CoRRE0T0R. which has never failed
to effect when properly used according the directions
aud fair trial givea IT.
prepared from the recipe and under the personal super
years private practice. For the few years
that has been before the public has gained for itself posi-
on that will soon by its rapid increase of popularity place
Tine especially those above enumerated which
often end in Consumption.
E~For sale by respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and Ganadas.
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
N BWhen happen that -FOUR Druggist has not the arti-
cc the money be remed direct and If more
bottles ordered at time the medicine will be
charge for transportation.
Particular directions TO ete accompany each bottle
Druggists be supplied direct from Laboratory, by
sending their Barnes Park New York. S. b. Hance
saneTe Md y Wright 5 ao New Orleans La z 2 Wells
Cincinnati O. H. H. Hayes, Portland Me- any repecta
BILE Wholesale Druggist in New York Or PHILADELPHIA.
Circulars, with trade prices etc. for the "Corrector
ther medicines. sent free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission
j. D. I. DE NYSE.
General Agent for the United States and csnadas,
iy6 ly&W N Ann street. New York
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ARTICLE VII.
Cert fcate of Stock shall be issued the son
the Board Of Directors Eh ID nis net mad snc
certificate shall We signed y he President and secreary Of The
HdIrd shall DC valid unsss ie anon lg stnpk
tqJk and by the surrender OF the certificate.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Capital Stock may be hcreaSed from time to lima in suc
aud 10 such extent may Il Recommended ~ h4 Beard
Of yeeig Gsd detemined tHon BIZ majority il
stock held by Stockholders meeting Held thgt br5se
after fifteen days previous notice III Of the city newspapers
ARTICLE TX.
The Company shall make Dividend as the Board of
Directors shall deem expedient-
ARTIuLL K.
The Stockholders, at meeting hold
after thirty days notice in newspaper shall by vote Il
threeonhs Of the amount Of such meeting have The
power make any modification addiuons changes this
charter, or to dissolve the same entirely.
ARTICLE
AT the close Of this charter sooner if the majority Of the
Stockholders determine close before they shall
of their body Lqudang Commissioners who shall power
to cose the corporation sell its effects and divide the
amongst the shareholders.
Thus done and passed In my office, in the city of New
Orleans in he presence of Hugh Madden fetpain
witnesses of lawful age domicaed in this city who
sign their names with said parties and Notary on the day
and date set forth in the caption hereof.
Original Sigued.-
g. l.. KOUNS
JOHN KouNs, by O. L. Kouns,
BEN B. K0GNS,
". II. SCOVEI.L, by Ben b. Kouns
NOAH sG0yELI. BY Ben B. Kouns,
j. T. X TRANSCRIPTION, by Ben b. Konns.
ERNEST Pa ITPAIN,
u. L. RICARDO, Mt. Pub. d.
hereby certify foregoing to be copy of the original
act On he in records.
New Orleans, Sth june, 1850: -
iee law5t d. L RICARDO. Notary Pnblr
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POLICE JAIL--9FFYciAL,

AM brouss nj TO Jtae City Police .lsa1i on The
% q 9eioEer is6e lie black boy JACK Says he he
He feet 5nehes high mas three upper teeth missing
scar on the terehead ABOVE the left and is
aged about 81 years.
The win call and claim property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, jR.,
Keeper OF City Police Jail
Registered October 10, 1850.
ALFRED A. DU6R0S,
oil lbt Clerk Of Nnuntrniler
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RRM4ysrER, gr.AKEHEY q co..
ST - Successors " LEAAf 4 klAhENtf, 1optessTniih
s$ and Sheez lion Workers AID Manufacturers. Front and
~ Faioa streets, hetween Mere Dame and Julia
Clafify Ing and EgsH0ia,iHg Psns,
Steam n eint, FiiseEers, a44.s
Juice Boxes ChtmGeYs, Breechens,
And all kinds Of STEAMBOAT and PA ALTON yoFk IN
oasllns Fe7 tf&W
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Co1scIL GHassDEr, Cry HALF,
New Orleans Tuesday, October 10, 1860
The Board met this daya pursuant to adjourn
1nent
dent; Messis4 Davis, Dupr6, Fremaux, Hall, Leefe
Magioni, Seeahnaydre, Shepherd, Toiedano and
0nniosion, H G. Pearson was appointed Score.
lary pro tenn S ,l5
Ihs reading Of tie minutes was, on motion, dis
ncnsed Hitia.
The following communication from tile Comm.
frelier was read, and referred 70 the Committee
anStreets and Landings:
CoNRfRetEERs 0YFrce Cry HALF
NaN Orleans, October isi, ls6n
= Finsaee and Streets and Landings
hss % ayse tIse adjudication inthis office On
On ae side aIvea sifeet im Eapianade 10 81
bernard sses secility, Geo. Eronan-at lie
VI DuPLEsis, Comptroller
The Treasurerss weekly report of receipts and
1860, showing balance on hand OF s244l3 ID
WAS on siotion. referred To the Finance Commit
tee.
The following message was read:
BcAnp g AIpEsags, /
To ne Honorable ths President and Members
ess il ~ Se a n RI non
resolution arpapatng S5l Tor wke washing trees in tho
resolution giving permission to Elisha Wells 10 erect
sna steam snes n hs premises on Basin street between
WI Whitney aaa ns
bAse we've Apoined committee Of conference upon the
resolution appsoptatins $500 for ts placing
GAistrh on J4cphine street y
eli AS CLAIBORNE, Secretary
Iyn f]sa g,arfiff1 az fha ,,,eass ~ ,.ai
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EOURTH DISTRICT POUND-yyasb rousi,

the Fourth District Pound, Annunciation street,
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street, as estay-
One ed PonF-no visible marks
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound,
FRIDAY, October 49, 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
New Orleans, October l6. 1880.
J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered October 15 1860
ALFRED A. DuCRos,
Clerk of Comptroller.
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VsHIRD DISTRICT POUND.--yVas brought
TO the Third District Pound Goodchdren street, between
Glouet and Louisa streets, estraY--
One white and black spotted Sow.
Which II claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will he sold public auction said Pound
THURSDAY, October 49, 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October l6, 1860
Registered October ID, 1864
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LIFAvE DU DEUXIEME DISTRyCT.-u a
IL conduit Depot Epaves Deuxieme District,
encognure Bienyille et Gavez commde cave
Une Ghevre Doire ct blanche.
Tine ieuHe Gbevre noife ct blanche.
81 les dts anmaux recames dams tro jours ct
les fras payes ills vendus Penchere puhque dit
depot le SAMEDI 70 doetobre 1860, 10 henres A. NJ
Tine Faehe jaime blanche devan etre yendae lie MARDI
% du present mois.
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EPAVE DU VROISTEExE DESTRHCTs-Il n
"A etc conduit depot des du Troseme District
DIES Bons Enfants Clouete Louisa,
Uue TRUE blanche ct noire
Sill dit animal pas reeame dams tros ours les fras
pages, Il yendu enchere pubque dit depot, le
IEUDI Is d'ocfobre 1850. d 10 heures a. ~
j. MILTON REIF Commissaire DIES Rues.
NouveIle Orleans 10 dioctobte 1860. oI6 st
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Upon That portion Of the foregoing message rel
atlng to u preamble and resolution appropriate
ing $500 fof the placing aHd repairing Of clock
IN the steepie Oil the German Catholic Church on
Josephine street. rejected by this Board and per.
sisted Id by the Board of Aldermen, with the APP
polnttnent Of q committee of conference thereon,
by motion the Chair appointed Messrs. Hail. Toi.
edan9 and Fremaux to confer with the committee
Of the Board of Aldermen on said matter
Hae following report ltomJ. A. Blache, Recorder
ct tlis Second District, mas read and referred to
the Finance Committee
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I COMPTROLLER --oFFiCiAl..
sTREET COM,NER--OFFIClAL


hurst DISTRICT P0UND.-Was brought
the First District fo1nd hlyades street. between
Girsd and Julia streets, csESny--
sorr herse 49, haHis high, lett hind foot white star
in The forehead. 1ay eg =.t84
Which if not claimed within Ave days and the expenses
WEDNESDAY. October IT. ls60, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
j.. MILTON RELF,
Street Commissioner
ALFRED A. DUCR0S,
Clerk Of 0ounptroor.
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EnLE nEBUrs, Secretary,
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On motion the Board adjourned to Tuesda,
evening next, ut O'Clock P. M.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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LTpAyE DU PREFITER DIsERTCT.-nao cite
A conduit du Premier District Dryades, entire
les rues Julia 9 Girod, dpaves--
Un cheval 3 de haut lie pied drot de der
riere blanc Stoile sn front.
81 e dit annsi rdsland dams en1 ours ct lee ras
MEREREDI u d'ocobre 1860 10 heurcs A. NJ.
MILTON REIiE, Cotumssaire DIES Rnes.
Nn,ve5le. farlss.,s la IA d ocfnhre tS6n ol3
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WAS brought 10 the City Police Jail ON tho
" I'd Of October ls6O, the dark gr boy JOHN Says he
belongs Mr. Isaac Stnrgent who lives in Tons Mo- He
feet 6 inches high poxarke olerabiy good teeth
and is aged about y years
This will call claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCRoS,
oil lot Clerk of Comptroller.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
Daily Produce Market.

a
FBoUR-Ths market eonrinnes dull and heagI;
900 brs. sold OF s. COCA Is for superfne and g %
@5for exirn We noticed extra white wheat offered
PWHIsK Y-Duii market aud prices dropping: 200
bIls cold at 16lscY and 100 do. at l6%c No buyers
HOGsSfhes market was again dull to-day, and
prices -furiherdecli9ed u was difficult to make l
seemed willing to operate pretty freely; 1000 head
came in the last twehty Jour hours The sales were
lbs, y 6 81 20, ayo!agi6g 2ld Ils at g rs; no
averaging 200 l6s at s 400 HSeTsgi9g g 2SS 6s az
100 e ~ g M2 Pork dun and lower o
bris cold Ut i6@l9 25, and 600 hrls at sS for Do
cember, were on the market, without finding buy
eIs. Small sales Of Lard st lo,6@ln9'sc. Green
GBQCERIEs-suga in limited deinend in the
regular way At A@SlG & an Moeses e6 dH IN r 9d
M 1hHNl5%c., with sales Of 100 bags.
,WHEAT-The market is dull but wi without ct any any
prime white at 81 o@si 10: 800 bushels choice red
aHg PI,e T arhet sge y stes3y viii fair domond
at 35c 36c at the lower depots; sales S2j bushels
oATs2 There is an improved demand, but prices
are unchanged. We quote them at 23o. in bulk.
RYE-The demand continues fair, and the market
BARLEYSThe prime grades are in moderate de.
mand from the brewers, but the finer grades are dull
prime Western string at 75o sOc the outside rates
ier steady prime: The sales reported were 400 bush
els good fall at Soc $50 do prime do at ,2ci SOO DO
prime fall at sjc and COO do prime Canada spring at
$50
HAY-The demand is good, and the market firm
at SIS 5Ol6 per tun for prime Timothy In bales, on
arrival. . .,-.. ,
western Reserve, ana lie for English Dairy: sales
of I5O boxes Western Reserve at 9l6C.
BUTTER-prime roll is in fair demand, at 1j6
Ice for Central Ohio and Western Reseryei Common
continues dull at 9@llC.
APPLES-The mari ct is unchanged, and dull at
slGl so per brl. for fair to prime Western choice
New York Apples in large brls are selling at 50 per
barrel. ..,
market duh at 309 35c per bushel for prime Heshan.
nocks, on arrival.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
TBy Telegraph


NEW YoRK, November 16-P. M.-Cotton
heavy and irregular; Gales 1900 bales at llA@ll35c.
Fiour unsettled and 5@lOc. lower The demand
for home consumption IS limited, while shippers
have in great measure withdrawn from the mar
ket in view of the difficulty in selling sterling ex-
change. Holders are disposed to realize, and par.
GELS in check to-day can be bought something under
%r 4 ss as
20 sugerne Mestern M q 9 r 70 GSmmo9 bpo to
extra round-hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour rather
easier with less doing sales $50 taTres at S. 500
3 Il W6 VII rRg saes at s. 5o4 Is for o
choice supeTtine Corn-meal only in limited request
Whisky in moderate request sales 25O barrels at
2o!.fe. ,s.,..- ,,.,, - H.,
ton to buy to any extent even at the Decline Ship
Ters not sell their exchange, and have in great
measure, Withdrawn from the market sales Of 500
bushels Of fair Chicago spring at 81 IS SEQ bushels
of Milwaukee club at 81 2lGl "a; $500 bushels of
white RSsF candds 0n praf ft a z S BgsRs
winter red Western at y 30, ~ afoat Rye without
Barley is perhaps a little more steady for good to
prime parcels: sales OF 2OVO bushels Of Canada at
f0675c. Corn without quotable change, with mode
rate exchange inquiry; sales eff $4,000 bushels of
mixed Wisconsin at 1u@ &c, atoat and IN store.
Oats moderate business doing at 36@3Sc for West
LinieeG- il is dull at 566l57c; Lard-oil is steady
e5c.GSl Crude Sperm quiet at 81 50; Crude Whale
Hides dull al 2ldc. for Buenos Ayres 23c. for Rio
Grande; lSc. for dry Western. Wool dull and nom
Pork dull, heavy and decidedly lower, with only
small ss a. Ts a Pssi no % raa1d 4Toa 3 for aS
their stocks at material decline, mess being offered
at els 25 old at sis and prime at sli %, with no
nominal at SIC 2jGtl6 30. Beef continues dull and
unchanged sales Of 250 brls at SS@lO for repacked
mess and $40 50@ll for extra mess; prime and
Try mess nominal at our revised quotations. Prime
mess Beef and Beef Hams dull and nominally un.
changed. Cut Meats dull and nominal at s@ys1sc
| for Shoulders, and lO1a@ll4c. for Hams. Smoked
Meats in moderate request sales of 10000 pounds al
9h@gAc. for shoulders, l2@l3c. for Hams, and III
0lla4c. for Sides. Bacon very dull Lard eXtremel!
| dull: sales reported of 100 brs. at l2al2l6c.
Butter quiet and steady at l0@l5c. for Ohio, ant
l5@2lc for State. Cheese steady, at 9nllo. for in
| feTOT to prime
| Coffee market to-day very heavy, and we hear o
| only 200 bags Rio at l21964c. Sugar continue
dull and heavy, fair refining selling at 54c.: sales o
| 3l5 hhds. at h3a@6Hc, Tor Cuba, and 7@yT4c. 70
| Porto Rico. MOlasses extremely dull, and we hea
of only tmal aes at 3jc for Barbadoes and 3gc. 70
| Porto Rico.
| Candles, in consequence of favorable news from
| California, the market for Adamantlne has becom
| quite active.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17

Have you never found charred logs in the
woods, perfectly dry and sound inside, while
other logs lying beside them, and more re-
Gently fallen, were partly or wholly de.
cayed2--p primd. fdeie evidence Of the truth OF
my statements. n g.H-g I'd % i
"Well, then, having fixed he pos's accord
ing to directions-they must also have one
STRAIGHT hewn side if they are not sawn
posts-putthem in, ifpossible, two-a .d-a-half
feet deep, and press the earth around them
hard and solid, The wind can not then sway
the fence to ard fro. Set the posts on an
air line, so that the boards may be put on
without warping them. If the ground Q
level, break Joint with every other boar l..
This makes the fence still more strong, as
will be easily seen. Ifrais are to be pat on
with nails see that they ilt well against the
posts, or they will pry themselves of. Let
every bit of the bark be taken off, so that the
wood may harden and close its pores. Ev n
poplar rails may be made to last as long
again by treating them in this way. AS o
rails / would advise q different method.
Let the posts be morticed, and the rails in
serted in the mortices. Such a rail fence
telieve, meets with general acceptation, and
vet have a caution concerning them which
very few think Of The rails are put in the
mortice wedge-shaped. Don't put them in
too tight, lest when they get wet and con-
sequently swell, they may split the posts.
| have seen this done.
"Let me say, in conclusion, that, although
it requires more time to be particular, it is
more profitable from beginning to end. No
temporary concern is ever comely or useful,
while more time and capital are untimely
used.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continues receding opposite this
port, and was declining more rapidlythan it
had been during the day last evening,
having fallen during the twenty-four hours
then ending some eighteen inches, leaving a
channel-depth at this point of about twenty
four feet. AT Pittsburg the river was still
falling yesterday, with some seven feet ten
inches in the channel there at noon,
The weather yesterday was peculiar, the
atmosphere being filled with a smoky fog all
day long, that gave a gloomy appearance to
every thing. One would have thought
Nature had married the earth, she looked so
soTTowful. The temperature was mild, and
the cir not unpleasant, though damp.
Business on the Landing was hardly as
brisk as on Thursday. Freights were very
fair, the Wharf being partially covered with
merchandise of various kinds, but the tun-
mage, which was still extremely heavy, con-
| tinued in excess of offerings. In rates we
| hear Of no important changes.
The river was falling slowly at Louisville,
on Thursday, with nine feet two inches
water in the Canal at dark, decline of two
inches at the head Of the Falls in twenty
four hours. The weather was very pleasant
| and clear.
| The Cumberland was still swelling on
| Thursday, with fully ten and q half feet
water on Harpeth Shoals, which, with the
heavy rise in the Ohio, will probably make 9
good stage Of water all along the Lower
Mississippi.
AT Memphis, the river had risen over foul
feet up to last Monday, and was still swell
ing. A rise was also reported in White
/ River.
The st. Louis papers have the following
in regard to the sinking Of the Harmonic
near Warsaw:
On Saturday night at ten O'Clock, the stern whee
steamer Harmonic, Capt. j. G.. Cabbell, bound from
the upper river to this port, struck a stump, anC
probably be raised without delay. The most Of he
was sent to the assistance Of the sunken boat
About loo sacks OF grain are supposed to be dam
Yesterdays st. Louis evening papers re
mark: WOO ..
There was not much doing on the leyee this fore
pop bus xie new SGas sT%Ifd % SP6 RIs n
stationary There was no arrival from above, thi
gard to the lower stream We have no change to not
since last report. The illip9is Is swelling yer
bars. The weather remains warm and pleasant.
Wednesdays New Orleans papers observe
The leyee seems to be fairly represented at bot
landings still we not say that business Is yer
active: There were few departures and about a
An Upper Ohio River steamboat captain WI
ireghfs at tsn cents hess than card rates Ths ana
in this case, As in others we baye had occasion
6res shiPPsrs 70 'ns OUTSIDE pressure Of :"
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrirah = Telegraph, Louisyilis; Boston, B
sandyj Magnolia, Maysyillei Forest Queen, n "a
SON: KanaYha Valley, Nc. 2 Kanawha Rive
Conrier, Wbeelingi B9stona,. No. z, Wheelinl
5astines. ST. Louis Lshigh, 81. Louis Dunlelt
! DsPSstufs. .aFelsEraph LOuisvillei Forest ousel
Madison; Magnolia, meysYille !; Dnnleith, Neylll
Boston, Big Sandy Science, PittsburG Bay CIT
Pittaburg; Hastings, Pittsburg; Silver Wave, Pitt
burgi Courier, Wheeling.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
ll e4-i --AND- , A-Tl.f0fA "a
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTOI !
Railroads :. Am
Railroads

OH AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE III
$50 Trsjps Sill q esp9rt tson, e. iShSTs: S;Ti
oinnatis Hamilton and Dayton Depot-FoT H6T0iE
toni Biehmvpd, Indiaeapoiis hogapsport, Dayton,
1870 Al M. ExPREss-From Little Miami
Depot, and irom CINCINNATI, Hamilton aAd Day ton
onabG Cresae ff SSd PittsbSTS SpS gspte yS Uo9mba
steapRenyle ana dPitits53,qTg ~ via Qopmbus Beair
burg; also fer Springfield and Delaware. -
:, z:3g g. a, IA ~; 1tsn From Oinoinbs
ten for Springfield, UFhane and sandusky; aud with
LIMA Fort WAYNE and cRiSSeo Rsoa & sTSss, TSsso,.
Detroit and all points in Canada Connects at Ham.
9,3O 4, ,M.GFroin Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton Depot-Accommodatio for Hamilton and WaT
IOA. M. EXPR ESS-From Little Miami De-
pot--Connects via Columbus and Belair and Benz
oolumbus, Crestline and Pittsburg, and via ooium-
" 2.s0 80 p. M. EXPIRES s-From Cincinnati
heid, Grbana, Bellefontaine and Kenton; also az
Richmond, Indianapolis, and all points West y
$3.50 II. m;-From Gincinnatit, Hamilton ana
oonnects at Hamilton for Oxford 80. =
q y. M.oErom Little Miami Depot-Aecommo.
dstion for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
8. p. M,-FTom Little Miami Depot-Acoommo-
uGSlIR r Nj NJ. A EXPR EssE1FroS @ cincinnati % Ham
h%s Fort %9d SSd lTGy also o T9eSS TOS
petToiit and al points IN Canada connects via
hemiiton for kichmond, LoganBpqrti &c -.
IL u. M. EXPR ESS-From Little Miami De-
pot-Conneets via Columbus Steubenyille and Pitts
burg; via Columbus Crestline and Pittsburg vie
columbus and Cleyeland; via Columbus, Belair and
Benwood; and via Columbus, Belair and PittsburG.
SLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN. =
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the ofices southeast corner of Front and
Broadway; ; west side of Yine-street, between the
PostofRce and the Burnet House; No. 8 East Third
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven mia
utes faster than Cincinnati time,
P. W. STRABEB, General Ticket Agent,
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving directions
ct the Ticket Offices. ap30
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-17
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
shortest Route bY so MlIea.
NJO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIAN

NO CHANGE, OF CARS TO INDIANAFs
~ OILS, at which place it unites
with railroads for and from all points
In the West and North-V.aE
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Miu and
$40 A. M.-CHICAGo MAIL.-Arrives az In.
dianapolis at 10:47 A. NJ. Chicago at p. NJ. NJ
1li5O A. m.-Terre Haute and Lafay cite Aocoma
modation-arr iystat Indiapapolis at 4:5e P. NJ.
o P.Ms-CHICAG0 0EXPRESS-ArriVes at Indts
annapolis a tlO:45P. M; Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
sleepin Co lfare attached TO all night-treins On
this fine, and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars. . y wv
~ Be sure you in the right ticket-oice beioEs
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than BY any other
route.
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS, good unti used, can be OBJ
tanned at the ticket oces at Spencer House coTneE,
Northwest corner OF Broadway and Front; No. 4
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street House,
No 8 East Third-street and at Depot ONCE, foot ol
Mill, Front t-street, where all necessary Informs
tion can be had.
Omnibuses run to and nom each train, and gIn
call for passengers ct all hotels, and all parta OF the
city, by leaving address at their office.
ap2l II, q. LORD, President.