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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22
A Neo Year scith an Old Friend.

nN New Years day of 1862. that world renowned
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22

L. -. -. f.
..sssz.sske. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
:S5 Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., are held al
7FFsv< their Hall on Thursday evening OF
each week. at q o'clock Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
R. WATSON. n. G.
j. E. CoopEn, Sec'y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22
Winchestef's Genuine Preparation

OF TIE HYPOPHOSPHITES is the onl, re-
Aatte form of DR.; Churchills Remedy, and is
approved T, by the Medical Profession generally
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-22
New Advertisements.

j. Z. .CooPEn. Sec'Y.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

RADICAL JOURNALISM ASSISTING The REsEIs.--
II is said that our military authorities have de-
termined to change their base OF operations.
The radical journalists have also determined to
lot the rebels know all about the movement.
Therefore we already find the intelligence OF
this important change In our military pro-
gramms announced in ell the radical organs
far and near. The war would be over too soon
for the radicals II the rebels were kept in igno.
rance Of our plans. There is nothing like post
Ing up the rebels in order to prolong the war.
If Burnside, Banks, Grant, Rosecrsns, Curtis
and our other generals are not very careful
they will find that the rebels know oil about
their orders before they have been officially
promulgated TO our own soldiers. One Of Nc.
Clellsn's great fsults, in the radical point Of
visw, wss that hs kopt silent .ab0ut bis plaus,
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

CENTRAL PARK REorLArIoNs.--A few DAYS
since we noticed THO fact that carriages were
allowed to circulate in the streets and in the
drives Of Central Park after night without
bearing lights. We have since received mum.
ber Of communications upon the subject, and
would advise our correspondents to address
themselves directly to Mayor Opdyke and
the Park Commissioners Among the CON-
plants made 1t is mentioned that due notice
Is not given rs to what hours Of the night
carriages may pass through the Park. One Of
our correspondents upon that. subject states
that, whereas he has been allowed to pass
through Central Park as late as ten and eleven
o'clock at night, he was, few evenings since,
stopped BY Park policeman as he was passing
through ct nine o'clock, and ordered peremp-
torily back to the place he had entered at. He
Justly complains that notice is not given con-
spisuousiy as to the hours when the Park Is
open, and that policemen are not placed at or
nsar he entrances to prevent ingress on the
part Of those unaware that any regulations exist
az 10 when the Park may be entered. We
would suggest ihst aien board be placed at
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

RESOURCES OF LARGE CTTEs--WAsTE OF
MEANS IN New YoRK--There is no city in the
world that derives less advantage from It's re-
sources, as regards the alleviation Of Its muni.
cipal burdens, than New York. Although its
taxes are yearly increasing at fearful rate, we
make presents Of franchises to corporations and
individuals, and neglect obvious sources Of
revenue that would help to restrain, if they did
not altogether arrest, this rapid accumulation of
burdens. Let us take, for example, the seven or
eight city railroads that are now In operation.
These are earning at thelowest estimate, an an.
nual revenue of million or two Of dollars, and
returning large dividends to their stockholders.
In every instance their charters have been OBJ
tanned gratutously, and with scarcely dollar
Of benefit TO the city. This should not be- These
railroad privileges belong, Of right, to the Cor
poration, and, taking into account the vast pc.
cxniary benefits which they confer, should not
be parted with without proper consideration.
This latter observation, Of course, now only ap-
plies 70 such grants as may be made in the
future: but there Is no reason whatever why the
existing city railroad companies should not be
made to pay reasonable snnud tax upon
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

AcspuY os MusIc.--Thls evening Madame ouerrssells
performs tho "Figla d Reggimeno," tho role In when
she appeared In Milan after the political adventure which
nearly led 70 her arrest IN Venice, and which, owing 70
The snthusias,n with which she was received BY the
Msness, she wss compclisd repeat eight times IN
succcsrIou fns character said 70 be sne Of her bcst
and anoy engraved portrait Of her In u obtained gcns
raj currency in Isly aver the iuoideu, W question.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

GENERAL BANKS TELLS WHERE He Is Como
In conversation with an officer day or two
since General Banks made known the destina-
tion Of bis expedition. ~ see, General" said
the officer, "that the papers say you are going
to Texas" "Wsll," replied the General, after
a moments hesitation, "wcll, J am going
SOUTH
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

BRYANTs' MINsTREI.S' Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad
way-ErHioPrAN SONGS BURLEsouEs, DANCES, &c.-HIGH
DADDY
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

all entrances to the Park, giving due notice -
to all its rules and regulations. In such mat
ters the convenience and safety Of thepublic are
paramount considerations, and ample informa-
ton their due. We would suggest that, for the
convenience of the pub lie, the Park be open at
all hours-that its roads be free to all alike
both day and night.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery-DEArH PLANK
BLuksKIN-RoBRKas TIE HEATH.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

BAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway. .-Esou
nkUx INDIANs-CoMMopoRE NETT CoLoRED TROPICAL FIsI
&C., al all hours ticToR NE, afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

oHRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE. 5s5 Broad way EruIo PA
ScNGs. DANCES. &c.-BLAcK BLuSpEss.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
aERMAN OPERA HOUSE. ass aoadway-rlps1ao

BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-JAcK CApE-TER Twl,
BnoIHERs-BANpiT or BLACK MINE.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5ll lBroadway.-ErEroPlAN
SoEGS. DAscss &c.-OrHELLo,
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

NIHIois GARDEN Observation-Disclosures
nENr-.oLpEs LGG-THREE FLYING TRAfEzk.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

PALACE OF MUSIC, Fourt .enth street t-C AMpsELLis
hInsratLs-SoNGs DANCES AND BuRLRseuEs
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE Broaiway-No Resi- ron
raw Wro6RD-coLLEEs BAwS SETTLED.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
AMusRAENrs THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving PiAee.-IrAIiAS orERA-
LA tl.IIA pRr RkGcIaESTo.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-FArRY CIRcrE--MAGIt
Jokg-IRSu ilGKR
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

oAIETIEs CONCERT HALL. GIG Broadway.-DaAwlSs
RooA ENTERrAiNnESIs.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

IRVING HALL Irving place.-MAsoS JONES LECTURE
HOPE CHAPEL No no Broadway.-Exnigirros or
TIRRELr's CALI oREiA.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

wALLACK,s THEATRE. Broadway -Bosox FRIENDS
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

HooLEys oPERa HOUSE, grook,yn.-ErulorIAs
SONGS, DANCES, BuRLRsaUEs
FATHER WILSON'S OLD FOLKs-conrregationa
Chapel Flushing, L.. /.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

set forth in the correspondence between & l..
". Barlow and $. Draper, Provost Marshal Gene.
ri, already published in the HERALD, relative TO
Mrs Brinsmade. Charges have been made ac.
cordingly, and the trial is set down for Thursday,
Goth inst, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
The market for beef cattle remains substantial
y as last week. and the range Of quotations is un.
changed. The receipts have been heavy, and had
the offerings all been yarded on Monday the
brokers would undoubtedly have been compelled
to rake some reduction in prices; but the offer.
ings arrived all day on Monday, and the last arri.
walls did not reach the yards before noon Of yester
day, in view Of which the demand was quite &C.
tive all through, and full prices were realized.
The range was from SIC. to s11<c. SC. The Of.
fsrlngs were mostly common, and sold from 51.c.
to &c, while good cattle went of freely at re.
o s1sc. Mich cows were steady and unchanged.
Veal calves were in moderate demand al &c. a &C.,
but with occasional sales At exc. Sheep and
lambs were less plenty, active and about zoe.
per head higher. ranging from 90 to IS q 90 so.
Extras sold az high as ss. Swine were active at
sTc. SC. for heavy corn fed, 41.c. o 4.c. for
light corn fed, and SIC. 3s4c. for still fed. The
total receipts for the week were 4.723 beeves. 93
COWS, s55 veals, l0,09l sheep and lambs aud
"a ass swine.
The stock msrke, rather lower yesterday on ths
railway shares. Governments we're firm Money was
que. at about PER cont Exchange was dull at about
lac Cold fo 70 laH, closing at 1914. Tho export Of
ibe week produoe aud merchandise) was 49, 7SO 600
AfurtAor decided advance in the price o. cotton took
pace yesterday under tho Influence Of an active specu
1tive inquiry, which resulted In 1000 bales changing
hands, opening al eso and closing al zoe for ddliug
with a steady upward tendency. The saics Of -four
resshes 1900 bbls wheat. l55 900 bushels and corn
l'eooo o,sios, prices fsvcring sellers slightly Mess
pork VA up toti27s asa, ana In fair demand Bcof
wss quiet fSfd declined fraction, with seles Q, 200
facksges q bacon 100 boxes we're sold At upform
Istes Butter and cbesss were activs and buovap, mo
ne was n good request, wot sso svssrs. ,sllow
FISH i"so copper, hay, co'ersoed hops, tobacco WOOL
dos lsths, tsthes, fu aud whsIobsae al Ia the main
yMy fii, ar,atons. There was more activity IN Straits
tn and pet oaums ~ dec aedl9 better prices .hsre
vac less salIaasica with more 1rmnsss, is tue fros
parkeI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23

lerai afverflss lents nry cents r~r squsre eaes
l4tfi.sD.
s.lsfsct,~z Arransernsnls male with those Nh0
u.a - .s8srse NJ n year. with tAs prixlloze q
easryfar A. pieasfTc Yearly advertisers, ho~cver.
all be sansns4 ssrioily - th,'E regular ba1tor4
= - IN f-fY 4aetrkeFft-
Aisertssenasnts - tts rPe>si notice column vii
be charged tao prices.
Asvera.sve.s sspt esstAsuy % The iHsias.
Ba.iress nsleas p1Dlshef IL The Local columns, Of
tt .tfs af uaier, Hl be charged W eaca insefusn
-. - Z. . AAea. Zen ce1ts per lac.
rsessls eellf ln fof spscrei tine. viii
inser.sd lArte mon h, unless Or 5eiet cat.
Anv lsefaI1a II staliing advertisement aill
aa.sani to > rsoerI q tho SANE, unless Otherwise
rrread a,,sn - eontract-
Arrra'e = : a. .1ates fof oSioe of every dercrip
.a ,l Os ed 90 ~ each name IN the Daily,
stsl f3 20 Ia a. Ds al weekly, a&ieats a al
rrrTe
Na rfa.,.ssa. afsertlsellsntA whatever.
C.4r-es WI - made for Inserting ne notices ~
- isfsfs, 5ocellas. ar Associatont a. illloEs;
raef notie. tst exoe~iins lines = esnts Ter
- lnseFDofs. a.sr slglt iinos a. THE rate.
4lrai.srria< destbs vita famerel notice attached
a elIaoat not4ns. Tree.
sstices ~ Festsals Tsnics and Rxears.oE~. sotten
ag - Individuals OF assselauens, o. hJ Churches,
a reguitf prices
f.esai advertisements Inserted Ai he expense o.
Attorneys ordering. aHt payment not n De dsiAyee
o. he legal pfoeseiH - bat coilsciate az Tie usual
nua. Iutii ther let scceauiAe ior the accuracy q
sesi adsesslsenf. eyoni the aciorsf Charged Tor
heiF puhheatlea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23
ORDINANCE.
aft erdiunnCo ~ Relation ts
tfrauing Cpftcrr.
Sept ie. drst


frrros p ufltefIsinaa hy tbs coutnnn Coun.
~ - ihe ,iiv oi Gefre liaufs that the ownsrs OF
each lot, bordering on arf aldo H. an Keep The
sattsl ttrai fui tne psstaFa - vafcr ard li 4 be
faftd 18th - ns. han 4eep = free 81 inud aud
dlfi.
stcrlos zine rtrert conniissionsr shau ace
at te uitcis are kcpf cisaIsl. alf iCr ilis tuf.
-, uay glFc iao eensr. ~ aty ole of several
flffr. wfiffau nos g. rsqufinE be cutters 60 lie
rleHned sithil ten days which noiire s1as b.. e.rxed
T. .fing ,,T, 90 ihe pcrfou Of leaving q a. bis
fefli Ice. asi aiy person failing 20 clean laid gut.
iei. .. Repaired. " chin Tea dave aifsr r.csivine
safe nnucf. sii, ou c1sictloa forfeit sd pay any
ftm not sAcesGirg fly dol ere
eFcfIns II said erfisIa afe not cleaned after
tea tays' tce, a. o. the prefce.iiug section bro
v4fd. tne street. Durnfa s.ou.f eAal Cls ~ald gut
tr ant ass iUtt uie sg't in fhe nafnr effhe llfr
against ID, ptri Aalle . 90 ssd vo T. ard recover
Judgment tLcrff.r.
aaTfsta, ~ where fts owner does l0f fcs.ds hers.
arfAssau ngeut here. sHs noi.ce. a. Aforesaid hA-
leta sfrffo uQou tbs said .grf, OF. ~ there Is re
agent, an s1tl motto lnli have been ser.sd upos
Use otc1psft r. ihe lrops'sy I'D tie gutter u hot
clfsard in ten talf from fba se4Ftfe there 2 The
work nay te done lf the Street rouIrnfssfoutr and
1nte tinv 'h iAe Clerk ailidsvit IL st be gave
loi.es. a. hefsia rt2sircd, l4af Tie sofk -ss not
done ~ - owner Thar h~ tas fore the ..
stating TIE c'sf. and that u T. unpaid. the disrs
saAll report lho la-s % he C1urfil and ihe Coun
al n age ir ,oectin AID s@le n properly. risii
- goVerncd y section ca of ths Charter
Approved Ho, n. lss7.
y. u. sIEHknr. ss5ss
Af'e.t 2. Gtnca. Clsfk.
rees-if~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23
LEGAL.
RuRsERY.

1 HAVE PURCHASED the ID
sA>EtrT szSt e ~ Na-lE Nsrshsl. sisx
ffN1trs I.- - rfessret tt ffeitt a. -
- Irres aa4 ksfsssa@.sal SAraAk.-x a - ls-p-o
essA FrtcrA 49, sre~a - 49, -. - =
"A - , ia<Aes = f.zetr. A. eran 80 = "a
f.ss e. fHf
sr-1y X. UkswoxrB.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23

cr tss k1FyK6NJH SENl--iSsCAL SIAgE-
1EAI Q( az oossSEioa of fia HOIE LNct-
RAECE CcHpdSl. cf tAe Cifg of Fssr lofk.
or fae ~ fcY - JE-satdrg, 1Sci.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23
a B = L k "A Q 7

"a B y L k "A 9 y
cr tss kYFyK6NJH SENl-AygCAL STAgE-
NM u 11c oossist0a y ia HOVE IAct-
RANCE CCHpdSl, of lAe CITY of Fs'r lofk,
or ne ~ fcY - Ja-snarg lSsi
AssETs.
Cash, Balance In Bank. 25.soT 90
Ponds and Mortgages lbeing Brst lien
Real Estate, worth az least sl $4,000 9o9,oO2 -
Loans on stocks, payable demand,
I.ss ls ss z s.as 90 $3.50 &C &C
value. los, ,sss 30
nroohlyn City water Bonds. l0,25o co
Horth Carol.na State Bonds market val) 1850 90
Missouri state bonds market value, 1900 90
Real FstAte No Wan Street, e5,ao5 tT
whics sas sso n has sies been re- i. 277Os 81
Balance IA hands OF Agents andIn course
ssss is Hssp,, IS Il On Il e
been recsavcd), eo.scs 10
ia. land risks, a4,sss 90
other Properly. MIscsIlsneous items, $500 90
Premiums dee ard unsolicited rou-
sies issued al onioe. $3.50 Is
Tsssl. sI4es.4o 81
CHARLES J. MARrIv. PaEsIprsr.
A. r. wnIaaRTH. vIox Pnrsrnssr.
J. MILLION SMITH, sEoh1rARI
JOIN MOGEE. Ass'r sso'r.
CHARLES CRUFr, Agent.
No PhGNIX ROW.
uaI,ag rr4aE HAUrr, TD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23
MAPS.

100000 adl1l. MAas 70 or sIlI. TENALE
LLOYD NEW sTFFL PI.ATR COUNT COL0RFn
AApnF IllE UNITED srAIKs.
CASApAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
from recent slntys. completed Aug 10 iso..
coft 80, eos % engrsse 10 ant one year. time.
superior ie AS slo nap t8ado ~ Cuiton 81
Mitchell, and cells az The low price ~ % cents: s1e
ooe name arc engraved On this map.
lt Is not oais County Map. ini i q. alsos
COUNTY AND RAILROAD
ofite Z snisa ard Canadas cominsd IN one. giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance bsiwcen.
0uATaatee ang woman ar man g. 10 ss pcs day
and viii take hsek aii rnsps tbs, be sold and
refund she money
Send for n worth tptfy
frlniei Instructions l0w 90 ranvass we'll furnish
60 al cur agents.
Want. IA smart man, - NhoiesAle Agent for
our Maps in every state. Canada, England. aud Cal
faraa. fofuuc may De- made with q small capital
J. T. LLOYD,
SO. l6f bruaiu4 4. Ne~ York
The var Department. uses our Nap 81 Virginia
afa af9iita, on which is marked IaIoughfare Gan
Bal Hun Aouutains Fails Church. all tho folas on
Tie Potomac and every ether place iu Mar, land snd
Virginia, or morr' refunded
Price - cents. Sept. ie. dwst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-23
he Weekly Express

saai she1 evury Wednesday. Atsl. 80 per Anuasa,
.tFlHst.
80 ~ pape4 ssi.t without the money, tor eonupa-
slanser rs tar paid fcr.
states az Advertising I'm weekly,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

vrrussh, made Wholly % IN p.rs q gum eopsl
10 inside ~ other guns o. substance
Vegetable oils. pr gallon
Vegetable palmon4Fy bals4aa. same - "Dcnfri-
hoe
vsrmifurs Sane a. snenfifricc"
Warehouse entry, 81 cs<ton houses not sxce<t-
inc one dollar IN vslse- stamp duy
Do, do. exceeding one dollar, and net exceeding
do. exceeding Eve dollars IN vslae
wsrehoase receipts. stamp duty
whisky Per gallon
Do. recfifed. Is Dot 70 pay an additional duty.
wholesale dealers. under witch term ! inciuiei
every perSon Whose bushes occupafion =
20 SELL OF offer TO sell. rroc-riesor any gods,
wares OF merchandise. u foreiEa or domestic
production. by more than one orsinai pack
age or piece al one time. 10 the same Pur-
chaser, not including wines. spiritnous or NAH
liquors. Cor each license
Wholesale dealers IN iiqsors of every descnp-
ton including disfiIle(r spirits. fernsutssl H.
quors and wines Of all kinds (persons ether
than distillers, who scll or offer for sale any
such liquors. IN quantities q more than three
gallons a. one time 20 the same purchaser, are
included,l for each license
Willow, manufactures q
Wine made Of grapes. pr gallon
Withdraw al entry. at custom house. stamp duty
Wood. manufactures Of. II not otherwise pro-
vidcd for
Wood screws
Wool manufactures q. not otherwise specified
wOrsted manufactures ~ not otherwise specified
Worm lozenges. same a. ''Dentifrice-"
Zinc mannfacinr~s Of. not otherwise specified.
Do, oxyde Of per loo pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a L r . a d
1862. ~ 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route tn Chicago via Kokeuae.

80 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
I'm AND AFTER NAY S. lisa, trains viii be
~ run follows
A Nail Train will leave Indianapolis at lilo NJ,
stop all stations and make close connection Al kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for o-snspor Valparaiso and Chicago. aud arrive
Peru Ais T. N, in time TO make connections with
trains on Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West
Returning, the same train will leave Peru AZ 500
A. M after the arrival 81 the train on the T. W. X W
from the East and arrive Indianapolis s $50 A NJ
in time to make Tor sl points East South
and West.
An Fxpresstrsn will leave indianapolis a; io35 p NJ
connect al Kokono with train for Chicago and arrive AZ
500 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo ard wabash Rail-
wey.
Returning the train will leave Peru az 400 N
making close connection kokomo with the trains
ON the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and IoganSpor and arrive al indianapolis AZ
4l0 NJ ia time 90 connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati Louisville and other .oiniS.
Special attention given the transportation OF i've
stock produce and mrrchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THO p. H.reHkY. General Ticket Agent. apl's2-diy
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HOTELS.


a NKw INSTRUMENTATION THE THING ZOE
"a sabbath Schools. Academies ana Small Chuvcbss
~ &C ~ CBH nc - -.
ny3 WILLARD sTowRIL
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INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI
SHn~pn-0.LAnne
r ~ II r O ~ ID
CzzE1s - - - =

K "A L K = "a y
$50 8 80 8 3; %
shortest Route by Thirty MILES!
30 CHANGE or CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three trains indianapolis Daily. Sundays e>cepfedl
THIRST TRAIN.-5r2o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
II Express arrives al Cincinnati al 10 NJ, and Lex
ngton, Ky. 7:so y. NJ.
second Train lo40 4. M-Cincinnati Mail, arrives at
Cincinnati $40 Y. NJ. making ce connection with Little
Miami Railroad Loyeand. Morrow, Columbus, New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling
Third Train-635 ?. NJ Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati lilo r. NJ.
Fare "a by any other route
Call tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL Nonck.-Be yoC get in the right train at
Indianapolis The only Cincinnati train stands the
fifth track being the fabesf track south In the Union
Depot at indianapolis.
W. II. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
VIM POWELL. Travelling Agent my26 81
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THE NATIONAL TAX.

Ths 1axes anpesea ~ she Tax HILL,
49, Passsd ~ congress, Suae zaa,
so9s-rhs Uosses - nncSnes, susa.
susaoee Ceuopausess mat1ssaa CSa.
panses, &e.-rhe Taxes on DISABLED
Spirits, Manufactures, OTIS, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, >nuff, Ne.
esrs, Iron, Sea p. scresss, Cloth, Iea-
saer. Glue, wsne. Coal, &e.-Thc Tax
On Cotson-The License Tax, &c., &c.