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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

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Il 10 esssssl5 'ivips \ sss IN gIA Of
via. tie sadis isa anli slAssry Qatt Republican
psssI p<Ah, b 4 VA efot the uhiea, the c'psi!1
tision, MA the EnI6rcenlent Of The. Laws. IL
IL war for the determination Of pIayery, The
daily issues 'ol tho New York 7TibHnr, the most
influential and the most widely y-clrepla'ea oi
the class Of papers alluded to, consaih ADuu'An'
evidence of what we assert, .5sa,.ssss-
Wetskex fes sentences from the 1rlelh'
Of afHnysdsy lSsL Ss spesipsas oi what sda,,y
appears in the colnmnsof tbatlonfnai .,'iN" 9
NAV W.. have one CT csitWomofe Presidential and
cobersssioaai decIsfatiops that slavery is % be
uobeld while ,ibe Unioas sis restored, yet it IL
iassas plain aa prsaebingfhati astho rebellion
is persisted in, either slavery OF the Union must
20 down. The, latter clause seindieates what IL
IA be, or rather is already the motto Of the anti
alnvery Unionisfs, who were calling oasso lust
Inv few days ago ia Ohio for union Of al
Ibaftics in one one party for "a vigorous and contin'
ued prosecution of the war for the Union"
Again, the, Tribune graclously says;-7"Ws
do moi Of course Indicate any time past or 'fu-
tme, when the fact that slavery is the deadly
foe Of the Union, should have been or should
| be recognized and acted on BY the Government"
This, the 7sibuns, having learned q little eau
tion from the effect Of It's "ponwsrd to Rich
mond' cry. thinks might "savor Of dictAtiop."
But as. "for every thing there Is time and
season !" GRERLEY says 'it Is now time TO BEL
forth the vital truth, for the country must have
accepted and realized IL, before the Govern
ment can safely act upon itsn la o. ga
What is that" vital truth," which il Is 70 no"
time to set forth, in order that the country may
accept and realize ii, 90 that the Government
can safely act upon itY II is this-Ashat slavery
must be exterminated or the Union cannot Dc
saved. ass1s hai 90 s.b i9naio eae
4 The Tribune 10 by no means alone IN promui
eating this doctrine. 1t is to be met with In
almost every issue Of every newspaper o. Re-
publican antecedents, In sermons and IN literary
periodicals The most strenuous efforts are
making to- Undue the whole Northern mind
with it. The design Is gradually developing
itself to make this war what the secessionists
in the beginning charged it TO bs, and BY which
they we're enabled.to gain such control over the
minds of the Southern peoplc-namely, an Abo--
iition War. Such q war win doubtless consoli-
date the South, and the dissolution of the Union,
: .Lo erai aanaration of the N0rthern and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

,l'-l>--t M A~e-- &
n Lsal yssr ID ihis copn,y Mere we're 4.6Ol
1otes cast for Membef 81 Congress, of which
Cox received s.5le, GAlisse5 .o57. and Spar
row S6 This Year there we're only 4.s7l votes
cast In All for GoKsraas. Eon .senatee 4l2zz
votes we're cast or these, PERIL reGeiysd
|2oss, add Warden a.iss The. HUpioA'iypts
has increased over the Republican i2e-diifSr'
ence between Galloway and Wsrdsns Thls
was done by putting ell s''DsmocratsY on the
ticket but one, nie Coroner. Where are the
429 votes which the Democracy had last year,
and which the polls do notshow thisf Look "a
the rolla Of our army, and you will find their
Inames. ..l..,.. gsTse yifasS
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IFSsTeIga IFS re lsS IN ,ifle in mexico,

" SID
There cal, be no longer any doubt that Spain
France and England have fully made upthei
minds to seek redress for alleged injuries an'
compensation for alleged, losses, resulting dur
Eng the long period Of misruls and anarchy Z
which Mexico has been unfortunately sub
Liected 81 ;ooi gitsb q m3ti scli@sH 70
IA The London Morning Post, in recent arti
Gle of semi official character, states the. plar
to be pursued BY tha three European powers, tt
be az followssBa sia 1886 irs ,slcsal'ssl.e,,
TIE allied powers viii sequsstfste the cus.
toms revenues Of the ports In question They
will charge their consuls, or some other author'
tiles, Jointly to collect these revenues a the diff
ferent ports; and these consuls, acting together
viii form sort Of International commission
constituted for the purpose 81 each port Nt
ship will be able TO enter or rcear az the ports o.
Vera Cruz, Tampico, ETC., without the author
ity of these consuis, who viii exact-and no
only exact, bat themselves also receive the Gus
toms dues on such, entsances and cleaEsncesE
The consular international commission thu
constituted, viii divide equally between them
selves on the ons hand ahd, the Mexican Coy
eminent on the other, the aggregate amount o
duties collected inIsll the ports, or in othe
words, Mexico Is 70 have Une half, and her En-
ropean oreditors, the, other half Of the, ne
amount of ,reysnhs collected inher ports. FThii
Is Isconsidered "vsry liberap' toward Mexico Y
2 II does not yet appear that the United States
have been,inyited to pasticipate in, or even con
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E71 sf&fe H,ScfIsAss -
No rIIprns hAve been fseeIved from the 8tn;s
sleotiod pp y NE Ins q our seiDg 4 I'9.s Y. Z,
!, The p,s.S,I \ !ass sasss
full. Itis 1srdlt to be expected that . party
could succeed NTH fally ons.lhlrd iia saaers 4.
fhearmyI there for the purposeof brushing out
a Vipked rgbellipn hptsectlonal fanatics, North
s1q Bouth have prscipitated upon the country.
While The Democrats are lending their assist
ance % uphold .hs asg snd enforce ths author
Union meme sheIbyviIls (Ihdl poIantstr.T !,
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! Psnnsylyauia Bleetisns.I 81
The Hariisbargh Ttaios, SAYS


The returns Of the election are not sufficient
to determine the political complexion OF the.
Legislature; but II 10 certain that the Demo
Gratis have gained largely, and possibly elected a
majority TO the House of Representatives.. We
have never known an election Of which IL was
90 difacuit to obtain the returns The Demo-,
crats have Gained Senator In Philadelphia, y
onein Schnylkill, and, Ia all PROBABILITY, one IN
Montgomery and one IN Bucks The current.
OF the vote throughout the State 70 decidedly In
favor Of the Democrats, and Indicate thst 10 Is
destined to control the politics Of this State in
the future. 81 W. s's1a ~ iFsa7 ntl 50 ~ ieA
From the complexion Of the election returns
from various quarters Of the State We have lie
tie to doubt thstthe Democrats have majority
Of the ,aggrega.e popularg vote; and probably
have eIecte1 o majority Of members to the
House jci Representatives. TbUrote ia w est
morelsud county isindicative Of Greyoluticn in|
The western part Of the State n aIrNa a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

WHAT HAS pEcoME or rHEM2-7T Tod,, Cary and
Dorsey. were 10 have been in Millersburg on the
"a OF October. Neither Of them came, Tod
was sick, 90 they say, and couldn' : come. Why
Cary and Dorsey were not here, We don't know
nor never expect to care very much. sN either
Of them has. been heard Of since, and II they
ahopld never turn up hereafter, We, dont Intend
to, fret very much about their gmyateriops dis
appearance,p I'VE have only one reauest 70
make, that 'is, II there Is any each lett, in the
hands Of the Executive State Committed that
Il be expended TO pay for gplctnre- gallery OF
themselves. So much long-eaEed wisdom will
probably never be. got, together In the same Ca
paciy, and for lack of it their successors should
have their pictures TO look at and wonder over.
It VonldnT be q bad Investment also, il any
means are LETT, to buy medals for all sspeakers
whoar In the habit Of making appoin Rents
and not filing them. Extra long ones should
egiyen 70 Bingham, Dorsey and cAFy.v a5sl
.Wecopyg the above fronthaFusion, organ Of
Holmes county for the benent o. the Union
Ers6afys Conmitte % ihis eiis. 1910 ths
point, Il not eonplipeatafysaaod saasb sEsrss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

1HI % H@rCHNNFEH IEN1NEfIk9 ~ TITNIN
Franklin county gives Js@et emajosityi u
677, and elpcts ptheeshDle Dsmocfatic cernty
tcksfby majofitisBrangihe from 700 % 1900
Licking connty has Rons Democratic by about'
ZOO anajorityp The Denoc1scy q those t@b'
oounfies stood upliker mBn, aud focehtpe flos
rions haftIe. Oecspi0nl and atfiokcfylA A6iktd
into e6ongh s6ft hssds 70 beat uslin Plckswkgl
bht fhe district 10 tet mors thsns .ae fh6usS1i'
DamoSratic. and Ricksuay Nillfsdeeui heH<lf
next year. -GixeIsyilIs WafeAMss. qua iAf3 sael
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

.plRHer, TkxATIon.---It 10 row euthoritatirely
.snnounced that the receipts Of the customs for
the present yeasdyill not amount 70 more than
twenty million dollarss ten millions less than
even, Secretary Cbase's: estimate. When the
Morrill, tariff was FIRST enacted it Eas claimed
that, the receipts under ait would reach sixty
millions, but the circumstances OF the cpuntry
have 60 changed since then that the estimates
of that period are vslueless noE.g ~. hsse $50
It ise evident from this stateof things that's
are about entering upon anew era in lthe finan-
oiL history Of the country Hereafter direct
|taxetiop Il inevitable, aa cnstoms dutieswill be
entirely inadequate 80 the support sof the Gov,
eminent and the payment Of the enormousdebts
weare conkacting., The foreign trsdeI Of the
country will, In any event, be much less for
several years 70 come than IL has been In the
past, and the deficit In our reyenues,in conse-
quence mnst be provided for 10 some other way,
This matter viii assume crest Importance be,
fore she sitting qf Cengrsss, and upOnt body
will be thrown the delicate and responsible duty
Of originsting neu, system Of ways and means
20 fprnieh the GoveTnment With money 70 meet
iis current expenses and payIitsi debtss qaas Oh
I The country will soou ltarp that u ~ililbe
necessary fof Congress 70 m5dify che ffiG, by
taking of tie psohibiior1 protsctieD edqtlssss,'
The country will never submit to bavethe reys-
lnus diniuishsd s5or tbeWsake ofprotee,ine The
ps,se dsEagisad abd Psnqs sapis, !. ~, !. Z Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13
PennsyIvanlll stass Rleetlell.la

) MoEraonEaY Coprrr, oct, I0s.r1 The whole
Democratic county iicket is elected John c..
Smith Is elected Senstor By Q maiority Of shout
700; Kile, sheriff. By about 4 ,O00; and Chkp-
man, for Jndge. VIII hare about 600 minority.
RepublicauG cxddIasse, has been elected to The
State Senate over Tie Union candidate In tie
PIN SenkL0rikl DistrIcE 81 y =. ..
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Im.wwyrM

by Rev. W. Brush, Oct, 10th, at the residence Of th
brides father, Mr.. Gro. W. HisrY and Miss zrLrHA p
srSlrluAn, both OF this county
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

{ llT The Democracy q, ~ spslngesl Die,
ttict, in Illinois, havoE poplusled General Wml
7. Thornton forf9ongre IN plAcs ,ldscles1'
ssIsI s.s 4 ;ss'gss az " appointed Cen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13
I !. rLWhere , enc Danger Llss.D


.Ex- GessrAof WlioHr, of Indiana, late Min
isset 70 Prussia, recently made 2 speech, az Ia.
dianSpolis, ~ which hes said.qsbni 90 : saslSas
There Ia mora danger this day from sdizid-
ed North than from anything elss.aiA A firm,
decided, united North, win seftie the question,
and that speedily. Bud sDe mast not lsfe 10 those
uiolenf, miserable Abolitionisfs of the NoTth saho
ars sssrtiw thai the oejsct of thigUayis % inter
f.Se ioih The instifufi0nsD of ths South. This Is
ishaf the secsssionisfs Of 1e South lOue 10 hear be-
eaHse ituaitss Gs South just In proportion as Il 10
believed. q ,loiiosia 10 aoilashsarS'9nj ~ So
And Governor wNsHr ought 70 have added,
We can never have "united Moth \ until
Abolitionism ia iseffsctually .cruahed ont" The
Louisville DsmOerG, q gallant Uajon pspers 'lis
right when ~ says:lsiu % Sab eas bgs s.ysaa
( We make no apology for This wicked effort
10 the South TO destroy The Government. We
grant the necessity of .suppressing N; but the
Abolitonism, thas has produced Il, must also
be suppressed. Abolitionism Fand seestsionism
saust BE- buried IN tke sdais political gracss The
patriot who loves bis country must cOnsens 70
sacrifcs them both. l9tS9aS7 pen VOC si-3a n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

Ue The municipal election in Newark, N. J.,
on Tuesday, Oct 8, resulted IN tie choice u
BIorIow Dbsr for Mayor, The whole Demo
cratic ticket was elected bye majority Of l,6l7.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
/ EEEF hIADE rlEN .

II Washington, Franklin and jackson rose 10 greatdis-
tinetisn " hsr own merits. james Pzle q also attain
log great dstinctcnby by the merit Of his uprvslled D
eetic saleatus. Ito sales are enormous. Depot 3l5
wAshinstoh street. New Yof eold b. sfoce . every
where. =
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fkX SIIsIWI.jisnlrl' = ~ nv snxfraet y from Z
isstsr xdAs6 " 8 }. HoIns, psstsr d he
RpflH ohArdh, B<ooklyn, N. T., to
he s5ourdaB 10 >lnzAti o ,sna psslu,
Volumes in fHrer p ~ medicine, Ms.
Wuncu 4 2eo1111a 1zHrssDR cHtnRm xurHueI :. :.
..ws.ss.. .st,@sas = 4 your ssIs..as q a.
sssms. 81 % B ssli ssssss.l.i 4 ',si nssf
lev ma ppppg.". eda7'fyd&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

Persons OF full habits, Who are sutjectto
cosvensss Headache Giddiness, Drowsiness and sing
ngn The cara, arising from too great Gov Of blood 70
hs head, should never be without Bndrehs Pills. and
hsny highly dangerous symptoms will be fcmoysa b.
their Immediate use. iE.A q sst,sitg ,. hns tbae
The Hon. J. Hunt, Of westcheslsr county, Ny,
pventyhve years Of age, has ussd sndrsAs Plls Cor
twenty Ave yean as his sole msdicrs. ghj6 hs sfesIs
indspossd be II from cold, Rhspmstiim. Asthna Head
ache, Bilious Affections oostiysnsss or irtasa o. ne
lidnsys or bladder hsdoes nothing bu Afsy doses
n Brandrsth's Pills,
His nsusi 10 70 take six pills, ana ssduss yhe
dose each nishtvne pill In evey attack of sckncsp
f0rtwentyh yeah hs simple method has meyer failed
y restore him y health isx men are bsfppPdsS
active and hearty ~ ,rse0 "a IS sssisg saiA~as1
eplds ~ Dom n cooE, DI1ggist Colnn31s, 1tdbyl
az dealersin pekiclnss enasiseo "
s<z1 n III ~ Ia - fsein eifH ~ ~ nsl q
!. sitst1 4 yssye. .. I. Z. s igs4 ~.
/.
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luThs following table exhibits Sshes number OF
votes given to each candidate voted for in
Franklin county, ~ the State election held Oct.
8. 1861. and also tho Inajorities obtained BY the
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of 'ths Pelaf Expedi tom hare ssfeIs arfisedDAt
fialihn sdTsdof tIseD orisirkl nhmbsf did
hiring the voyage, onsofwhom was AUGUST
soxsAo 1.-The ssironcuier iDr HAxks psnetfatsd
% ovFidss Is5 sdSsa6rs6 haiHdse.i s''vi'v 'sssc
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A Fast age to Hive Ess.

Men grow old rapidly in such times as
these. Our intense life wears heavy upon
bone and flesh and muscle. Measured by
sensations and experience, we have lived a
generation since Fort Sumter was lombard
ed. Even Bull Run seems half an age ago.
We have to stop and think when we read
the words "Blg Bethel and "Laurel Hlr'
and "Philippi." The Buchanan Admin is
tration seems horror of former era. We
have almost forgotten the death of Douglas,
profound as was the sensation which his
death caused.
How events rush on The Rebellion is
not a year OLD and yet what page has been
added to the Worlds history A Republic
of thirty millions of-souls plunged into civil
war; eleven States revolted from the Fede
raj Union with three others trembling in the
balance, feet larger than the Spanish Ar.
mazda, sweeping down upon the Southern
Coast whole States trampled under foot by
the march Of rushing squadrons Albany
Evening journal
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Ibc Gttumlpa Courier,


The statement that General Halleck OF
California, is to sapercedc Mcclellan, is
doubtless unfounded; still the merits of the
fhrmer entitle him to a prominent position
lie is New Yorker by birth, entered West
Point in 1885, and breveted Lieut. OF Engi-
gineers July 1, 1882; was acting Assistant
Prof. Engineering at West Point from July
1880 to June 1910. He is the author Of a
military work on "Bitunen aud its Uses, y
&c. In 1S45 he was made First Lieutenant.
In 1916 he.wrote the Elements of Military
Art and Science" In 1917 he was brevet,
ed Captain for gallant conduct in affairs
with the enemy, and for meritorious service
in California, where he was Secretary of
State in the military governments of Gener-
ais Kearney, Mason and Riley, in lS+7, rs,
and part lS49. He was Chief of the Staff
to Commodore Shubrick in naval and mill
tary operations on the Pacific in 1s47 and
'4S. and member Of the Convention in
1910 to form, and of the Committee to draft
the Constitution of California. In July,
1853, he was appointed Captain Of Engineers,
anG resigned in August 1854. He now ap-
pears asa Major General, his commission
bearing date August 10, 1861. He left for
Washington, on the 1st instant.--Wo. Dem.
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OR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
fl Voo;1
Rail Road!

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
of Lake street, as follows:
First train 745 Am, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 m, (dinner La Fayette 5:25, (supper) Indi-
annapolis s:I5, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at 1145p.m.
Second train S00pm arrive at Michigan City at 20
p.m., La Fayetts 2:40 AM, indianapolis $500 a M,
Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at 1O:45 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 300 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 1925 pm, arrive at Chicago at 5l5 M
at Cincinnati 1880 al
cinnati.
Patent sleeping attached to all night trains.
and through from Chicago to Cincinnati withou;
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad cfices
In the West, and at the company ice, corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Pare as low rs via any other route.
H.. SPALDING, Agt Chicago
WV. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
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MEDICAL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pEKILAnEEPHIA

A Benero,ent Institution established by special En-
osenea,t for TIE RELIEF ofthc Sick and Distressed,
afflicted sciM Ti,n1enf and Chronic Diseases,
and especiaHyfor the Cure ofDisedsescft the Sea-
Udl organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
lFE Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
its OF life, &C., and in of extreme poverty to
furnish Medicine free of charge.
Valuable Reportson Spermatorrh9a, and other D is
of the Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two orthree
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth sire Phila
delphia Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. FIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
April 8, 1S61-tf
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NEW NURK AXD ERIE
Great Broad GuaGe, Double Track
and TeIegrapI. X Omte
RAILROAD

Great Broad Guase, Double Track
and Telegraph Is QUITE,
TEN0 New York, Boston, and all eastern cities car
IL rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkrk daily, on arrival Of
altrains on the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul. st. Louis, Dubuque
Burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change.
The only route running cars through from the Lakes
to New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
ruA night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free In New York.
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which are sold at all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West
This road affords facilities for shipment of fir eight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS Eif EIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West quicker time than ever
before made ON any line.
For freight rates enquire IT, c. Oatman 24f Broad
way, New York, or ofJacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
81 Clark ST., Chicago. A. BARBER, Agent
for Iowa. Burlington, Iowa.
f. s. SPENCER, Western Ag't Cleveland Ohio,
SAM'L READ, Agt, Toledo, Ohio.
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PEORIA, AND 10.
- GANSPORT r. r.

Trains leave Burlington as follows: MORNING
MAIL, ZOO m NIGHT Ex., Saturdays excepted) s
p. Sunday Night Train leaves at p m, Connect
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Elk. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORER. X.
The 500 m Logansport Express makes direct CON.
nections, as follows:
At I'll Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
ington, Decatur, Pana, Sandoval and Cairo.
at Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with (Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafayette Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba h and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton and Columbus.
The 1;i5 m Peoria Accommodat makes the
same connections as above to Gilman.
The above is a new and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points.
1t Is thoroughly built, and we'll manned, run in
every way to merit the appreciation OF the travelling
public.
Cars viii run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrive in Advance Of any
and all otherlines.
DISADVANTAGES are, Shortest and Quickest; on less
change OF cars: 0mnioussing via Chicago con.
uections positive IL lis owned and controlled by the
same interest," while via Chicago 1t sthe reverse In
sliort, ftis every way the most desirable line.
J.. R.FAYRWEATukAtr0 4
s.wiLsoS, PASSENGER Ag't, otthm FT
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
OPEN TO OTTUMwA, 70 Miles.
Change of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

nm and after Monday, Jan. 2Sth, 1861, aud until
~ further notice. one daily train will run each way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
NAIL TRAIN
will leave Keokuk at 9:45 m, arriving at Ottumwa
at 3:45 pm.
will leave 0ttumwa at $40 IN, and arrive at Keokuk
at 400 p m.
Passengers taking the NJ all Train from Keokuk
at S:45 III, make sure connections with Stages for
Eddyville Oska loosa FIT Desmoines, Councilblus &c.
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest, may be had
at the Office for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICIAL the Depot, foot Of johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
Superintendent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-13
PURCHASERS WANTED!

Purchaser wanted for 800 packages Of Stationery
and Jeweiry Tin lots OF 100 each for sale at prices
inyoiced less 10 per cent discount, at the Express
Office, 0tnnwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to sell The
packets of Stationery, with without Jeweiry) in
the inarl.st, at prices lower than be purchased
e!sexiere. Address with Stamp enclosed
j. L. B..tLEY, ia Court 1t. s!oston Vass.
July II.