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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

AkTANTEDAREUnUI CHESTER.
w FIELD CAVALRY. tn" oldest company
In service will receive q few more REOhIlITS
Ct The old Raudszvous en Gary street Bounty
$50. Clothing and subsistence furnished
WALTER g. CLARKE.
NH S4-t2SA LIST 1T. Recruiting Officer.
nv ANTED-Thirty RECRUITS tor thu
w Charles &ity Troop. The usual boun ty
Of $50 will be paid by the Government. On
9l2 per month for use OF the horse. Should
tbs horse be killed In action, he will be paid
for. Security will be furnished to such re.
cruits a. prefer buying horses on credit, on
condition that the mon thiy hire Of their horses
be appropriated TO taking up the bonds given
for their purchase money. Address me st
Yorktown, Va. 4 II HARRISON,
NIB 20-Im Capt Charles UitH Troop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

skF ekTkD s. NuRtE.-A good fsiihfal
w NURSE wanted 10 go int the ccau.rg or
lra-ei vi n ,ne family of a member OF U1nsreas,
~l1 ~in resura 10 ki-i. -iood st The b ginnias Of
It's asxi ssssi e Mons nsvi Apply dllsiS p. oil
recommended Can a. No 10 gxt b ang9 aud Rs,.
lard Hotat, an l9-s,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Wsapfaad Noins ~ rscss frcn, the recent
rscoss5irs *. ~ lbs y artaeTn Consrsss The
ssoai- "n tie cassof tsaa. Siane will attract
e-gs@csai b.lsrstont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22
WANTS.

UIANTED-Tep good
" TlNEN h q,
1t the Con FEEDER ate Statea Labor tory, OF 7th
and Arch streets, Thomas's Factory, Good
wages aiven. w. N. SMITH,
Military ntrekseper of Ordnance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

Az ANTEU-TU BUY-A young WCMAN,
W with or without incum brancs, comps-
esrt and qualified a. q house servan.. AH-
pig ~ corner of 18th and franklin streets
3ver UonfeSsrats mmtss,ons-'s ODca
ts "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
The Way Elections are COnduc-
ted I'm Warren COunly--Free
suffrage Rt n Discount.

The Lebanon (Ohio) Star, violent Aboli-
ton paper, in noticing the result Of the cleo
tion in that county, says:
The election in this county passed OF
quietly, though there was an intense feeling
and determination among our patriotic cit.
lzens TO carry the Union ticket through. We
have never seen such an intense feeling at an
election before among our loyal citizens Ev-
cry man appeared to feel it to be his duty to
talk, vote and work for Schenck, the ticket and
his country. The people were ont early and
stayed all day, and when a vote was put in the
ballot box for the traitor Valandigham, a Wis.
ible expression of disspprobation could be
seen depicted on the countensnces of all loyal
bystanders
Here is beautiful example Of free suffrage
for yonI 1t admirably illustrates the liberal
ty of the Warren Abolitionists, who have moi
The least conception Of freeman's rights
Elections in counties where men cannot vote
their choice without terrible expression O
disapprobation from their neighbors ought tC
be SET aside, They are burlesque. The
facts stated by the Star account for the enor
nous majority Of 1900, which Warren gave
against Mr., Vallahdigham On a fair vot,
she would not have given 800 majority-En
quirer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18

If the Democratic party had planted itself
on decided war platform, disowned the No
Policy men, aud rebuked all sym pashy with
treason, il would have swept the Western
States like whirlwind = Commercial
Indeed. How much greater sweep
would you have the Democratic party
make than the one of last Tuesday ? II
you are not yet satisfied, just wait until
next fall, and you will have no reason to
complain that your defeat is not crushing
enough. The Democratic party asks no
advice from the Commercial or any other
abolition sheet, as to what line of policy
it shall pursue. 1t is fully able to take
care of itself, despite the lying abuse of its
Abolition enemies. The Commercial had
better advise its own political friends, and
console them, too; they are sadly in need
OF both advice and consolation. 'a,ff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
SHERIFFS SALE.
James Turner, :, al montgomery $

James Tsrnsr, st al Montgomery superior
VIM. ,. Comfy, R, n. Com Case No. aOOs.
ly and Richard Green ..tj
DY yrtue Of, and IN obedience to the command Of
ID ven. &C. 10 me directed from the superior
Court OF Montgomery Comfy Ohio, will oiier al
Public Sale At the door Of tho Court House In the City
Of Dayton, on
Saturday, November Ist, 1852
At two o'clock p mI Of sad day, the following dss
cnbed rea estate, Viz: As the properly Of Richard
Green, part OF the North East quarter Of In lot No
los in the city OF Dayton Montgomery coun-
~, ohio, Beginning " the northsNest corner
Of said lQt and running nom thence oAstWard,
ly with Second street thirty two (S2J feet 70 Al
bert II. fokerhs north west corner OF said QuArar
lot thence ~ right angles, southwArdy with Folkerths
west line sixty feet 10 seven loot alley, thence
at right angles wsstwardY thrtytwo S2) feet 70 the
western bonndery Of said quarter lot Themes north
said quarter lot 70 the place OF beginning.
Also IN lots numbered 96l3, south west part and
Ohio.
The above premises under fsrmsr execution were
appraised ~ follows; n ri
Lots No. los u on second street at $1,000, 90
% YeJ corner OF 9th and Perry ste, zOO0.OO
36lS and 2el4 l4at.,.........,.......... 5000
The above described property was taken execu.
on an the property OF AchRrd Green, Ut the suit o
JAMES Turner and Ellen Turner eganst W. y. Csmly,
H. ~ Comfy aud Richard Green.
The above property cannot sell for less than Il Of the
apprAissment. Terms Cash.
N. E. JoEDAA, Atty y 7''7ll sea0wls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
NEGRO Labor Economical.

Over two thousand able-bodied black refu-
gees are employed in the Quartermasters
Department hero, and upon the detenses OF
on reduced wages. The amount
saved Oh the difference between their pay and
thn, OF white laborers is muchmo than suff-
cient to support the FIVE or six hundred color
ed women aud children in Government quar-
ters This is derived from official persons,
who say the contrabands are really source
OF Government profit
We take the above from the special
Washington correspondence of the Gin
cinnati Gazette. 1t speaksfor itself. The
Government employs negroes because they
can be had to work so much cheaper than
white men. Private individuals of the
Abolition persuasion, in the Northern
States employ them in preference to white
men for the same reasons. Thank heaven,
the white men are beginning to get theii
eyes open. Negro philanthrophy is at q
big diseout Just now, and sill declining.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
They Feel Sore.

The Abolitionists feel terribly sore over
the election returns which are Democratic
all over. They are so completely dumb
founded over the result, that they don't
know what excuse 10 make for it. The
people, the sovereigns of the land, have
set their seal of condemnation upon the
corruption, abolitionism and
imbecllity of the party in power; and in
the language of Gov, TOP when ordering
the illegal arrest Of DR., OIDs, they "have
the backbone to do it," The attempt Of
President LINCOLN % abolitionize the
States of the Northwest has proved a
dead failure. The people have repudiated
him and his party in the most signal and
emphatic manner, His Negro Proclama-
tion has proved the death warrant of his
party, Alas, poor ABRAHAM we pity
you. For a long time you held out
against the pressure of the radicals. but
the prayers of the Chicago preachers wooed
and won you to do an act which has
proved your ruin. You sink to rise no
more, and with you goes down the Abo-
lition party. In the madness of Abolition
fanaticism you forgot that you were but
the servant Of the people, and not their
King; you forgot that the people are the
power behind the throne" They have
spoken in thunder tones Willyou heed
the warning?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Rebel Navy.

The correspondence of the Philadelphia
Press says, in connection with this, Lmay as
well give the name of the Copfederate armed
vessels, as far as ascertained by me. They
are the steamer Florida, formally the oreto
commanded by Captain Maf6t, and carrying
len nine inch Blake(8 patented riHed guns;
the gunboat Alabama, Captain Semmes, late
y of the Sumpier which carries ten eleven
inch Blakely gnns, and the steamer 1890"
Captain Hamilton, carrying ten eleven inch
Blakely rihed guus. These three are said to
be now at Mobile, The "29O' was built BY
the subscription OF two hundred and ninety
British merchants, and thence takes its name
There are said TO be four other steamers,
whose names 1 cannot obtain, and, In add.
ton, steam iron-cladfrigate, recently built at
CASTOR, below Liverpool nominally for the
Italian Government, aud with an Italian name,
which recently left England with full crew,
chiefly Of Italians, under command Of Captain
Arthur Sinclair, once Of our navy, Who cross.
ed the Atlantic in the Bull Dog The Itsiiall
name Of the vessel is to be changed to JstFsF-
son Davis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Judge Douglas and the Repub-
11can Senators.

Judge Douglas, in his last letter from Wash.
lngton to his frieuds in Illinois, declares that
for partisan reasons many Republican SEN
ators were anxious to dissolve the Union.
Here is the extract read aud ponder it:
The fact can no longer be denied that many
OF the Republican Senators desire war and
disunion, under pretext Of saving the Union
They wish to get rid Of the Southern Sena-
tors, in order to have majority in the Senate
to confirm the appointments, and many of
them think they can hold permanent Republi-
can ascendancy in the Northern States, but
not in the whole Union for partisan reasons
they are anxious- TO dissolve the Onion, If it
can be done without holding them RESPONSE
BILE before the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
PennnAIvnlllm EIectIon.

The Journal this morning claims that
the Abolitionists have carried PennsylvR-
MIA and elected their entire State ticket
A despatch from Hopisburg, day before
yesterday, says-"lhe Fetums received
from all parts of tho State, leave little
room TO doubt the success Of the Demo-
cratic State ticket by mgority Of from
ten to fifteen thousand" Splendid Aboli-
ton victory, that
In addition to the above, the Democrats
have elected Is Of the "a Congressmen,
the ALolilionists 8, aud / district yet in
doubt. A majority Of the Legislature is
also claimed by the Democrats.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
indiana.

The election in Indiana has resulted in
a complete Democratic triumph. The
Democracy have elected their entire ".
( State Ticket, by about 10000 majority;
A majority of the State Senate;
A majority Of the House;
Seven out of the eleven congressman.
This will do for the "Hoosier State. -
There, as in Ohio, the people have entered
their protest against the Abolition policy
Of the Administration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
THE UNION sTORE.

WIN. WALKER, sol, Third street, has united With
wv his extensive stock Of Mea aud Boys CLOTH.
INC, and Gents FUKNlsHIN9 GOODS, = large and
complete stock Of the baut qualities and most destu
BILE styles Of BOOTS and SHOES, which be will cell q
OF PIECE GOODS, which he viii sall soat 70 make
room for Fall C0thlngs
Ac., 70 order Ia the beat styls.
WAltrkR rR0M BAlDak, 90 lene known here aa
No, workman, has charge of the Aoot aud shoe De
paFtnneae and Will bs plsasSd 70 aitsnd pfSinpty to
Ihe orders q bus old isnda ana hs Publle jy2sWiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Iowa Election.

The telegraph announces that this State
has given 10000 majority for the Aboli-
tionists, and elected five Abolition Con-
gressmen. If this despatch is no nearer
correct than the first dispatches in regard
to the Ohio and Indiana elections sent east,
or those sent from Pennsylvania west were,
we have also victory in Iowa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Insurance.
Insurance Company,

OF NEW HAVEN CONN,
CAPITAL 100000.
Paid in cash, and securely invested.
THIS company insures Buildings, eFchandiSe House
i Furniture and other insurAble property, al as low
rates charged by other solvent companies.
Ihree-ourths OF the profits Of the business, later
deductng per cent Tor the sockholders) divided
annually 70 the holders OF pollcies n This company
payable In scrip bearing interest. PartesinSurng win
Is incur no LIABILITY whAtovef.
DIRECTIONS.
Douglass II. satterlse, Charles Shelton;
Lsysrett Cendse, George Cook, ..I.
Judson Canheld, Charles I. CAndea,
Isaac Thompson, David w, Thompson,
Lucius Hotchkse, Hiram Camp, - ,,.,.-. 81
William w. BaeohsT Tilt6n y. p6ontue,,
Cornelius s. Bushnell, Charles W. Allen.
George Hoadley, samuel Peck,
William Hull, Willis M. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell u. Hall,
Ste9hen A. Spencer, Leonard Paraes, ~ b a.aa
AW Gter Treat Edwin Marble; ~ ,rsl.Hg
Andrew l.. kidston, -s
Samuel Mallett, Sampel O. Johnson, f.-f
William Beach, 0uiliord Conn.
Daniel TrowbrdRe, .-t AA.'i+
Amos n. Barnes, Jededinh Wilcox,
Erastus o. Scranton, urc1 nos Meriden, Conn.
John Woodruff, Henry Martin, ura ~ 10.
Richard Everett, t1fr vMaillRgford, Conn
DoueLAss n. sAfIEALEk, President.
DAnIEL TRowsEIpak, Vice Pres. d.
fsbO OH1s. 4. CLARKE, Agent ct Dayton.
4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18

MY Wts, BsnA. having leo my bed Hnd hoard Uith.
Il1 out cause, hereby ward all persons aga nsi
her contracting.
AnledAWsW JOSEPH IRWIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18

ne IOIIoWlng county IS Inc ONLY one, 80
lor as heard from, which gives an AbSh-
tioH gam;
Abolition maj Abolition gain
WARREN, $500 400
In the above sixiy-three counties the
Democrats have a majority of 1892, be-
ing A GAIN OF OVER FORTY
SEVEN THOUSAND. Tod's majority
in the State was 56,2oS, leaving but about
5000 to overcome in the twenty-five
counties yet to hear from.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Result In the State as far as
Heard From.

We add number of counties to our ia
Ole of yesterday, and correct some of those
heretofore puLlished: III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
BOOK WORK
OF every description.

shments in Southern Ohio, facilities for doing all
kinds OF Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are frs
class We have one Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles of Type, and we employ the
NAst workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with GU
Job Department, and prepared to execute work
with nssinsss and dispatch.
sS-orders frOm abroad will receive prompt atten
ton. Address
BOLLMEYER l. LOGAN, Dayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
GREATLY REDUoED PRIcl

All kinds of LADIES' DRESS GOODS at q wonder
ful sacrifice A full stock Of CLOTHS, CASslMERES
AND VESTINGs ON hand, which will be made 10
order, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
ma2ewSS q. A. BLACK, MiAmisbuxg, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
}aIumbing.l
New Gas 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST REoEIvRDAT
WARE g. MALCOLM'Ss .so.

A VERY superior assortment Of Gas FIztnrss, Sc.
"A leeted from the LATEST NEW YORK PAT
TERMS, consisting Of Brackets, PendentsD Qhande- q
hers, Glass, Paper and Mica shades Wax Taperp, &e,
which they determined 10 sell ~ thp lowest LglnG
rates They are also roesYing and have on
hand every variety Of PLuMBiNfs GOODS Shleb D.
they sell low be sold eaewhereuL r lLqoui.
They are also putting up Gas, steams aud Water
Pipe a reduced rates. by Atet eitenton 10 business
and superior workmanship they hope to merit share
OF public patronage. Jy2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
Dpeing Rousr,
D YEIN @ n o u Sc

NO. Sc, ST CLAIR, BET, FoURTH 4 FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TINHE undersigned iuformsthet puhl,c that he is,A
practical dyer, and has established dye house &C.
the above place. and ID nov prepared color all kinds
0f silks, slfinn, Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton 6oota
any color that may Be desired tii ,
Grease and stains removed nom all kinds Of fabfics
He warrants 70 hnish alb goods iAok manner 10 give
satisfaction, having all aTises Aeosssafy 70 psffoiu
80 HERMANN wIEaEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
gtatipncrp ans :Fdntp GOODS.
I" rTNHE PEN Is MIGHTlER THAN THE
SWORD"
sHr COLD PYN-fHr BfsT OF ALL PEEA
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE RRST PENS IN TuE NORLn

THE BEST PENS ~ TdE "OgLp
On rseeip, of Of the following s"m' in cash or ps
directed Gold Pen or Psu' "teesis7 Z" sane s6e"aS
, deseyrpsss VIZ:
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
Eor?5 o~uts the Mage Pens for ~ esns the Lueky Pen
fcI 20 tae Alway heni, PEI Tor - o"' mo --;.
I'm and 81. n. Excelsior fea These P-ns are net
numbered hr; s-opd in .ia-s 20 Numbers rs snd'
= ~ SANE PrSs ~ sILgrN-pL.rEO FXTENsIoS
",' CASES WITH PE NCiLS
For 50 the Magic Pen for IS osu,s the Luctv Pa
for So tn. A'S','h-ady p-n for 3 q y. Llrs:at rel
sod ~tnt Gold Pens win looriiD fSnls. N, av-iAsr
year az every which will ~ oui.s os OF the o@
1be nan. ~ Marion, Murder" end "Qu,Ity" aye
swysd Tie following P-n' sid tho PsIn' a.. saI''n's
,ete sire c,ls: No being tie ,nal-'t No 'ne large
sd.e cr ne pSck,, 20 re .s'it 80 $50 .n 10
II, o, eli SIZE, aid anali.-s Shot N'bs CT t.os ni
aud nnd- mi, Gi,, qaa'y III, ensra'af' Art i4c'"
'''''' ''e &c ,;o Ii. PESs. WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents 40. Pen i's qualify, or VOL Pm 81
Tor 81 mo Pen, st quality. ora No. Pea I'd saily
ora No Pen. "a sSs.h'i o,.,,,, ., ,so tp., ,aou,i
I, or a No Pen 81 qna;Y.
FOR 81 So sNo .Pen l., qu.ll,y Ne Pen. isl'i
for ri Is No 20. is, quality orsSo Pen itqaal'
| Tor -22S. No 6f-n ~ au.its ..,,,,,.,,c,.
CAsE9. WITS fsNCiLs
sor ~ -. 40 Pea. ~ qnan'y. so Pen sa9iHI,
Tor 81 -, No 2P-a, 1T Gna.iy, ora 10 frn' "a qi~
Yer No Pea lal quality. or Ne fea, "a ana!
or Pen. ID du-htS. . m, a.,
ior ~ 81 No Pea 1t quality. Nos Psn ID qa'h
S' 10 No p.T, L, sssiirv ora No sPen I'd quality
tor ~ - No. . Pen. lat Gnsiits $40 800, .,,,,.,,.,
COLD tk'S Att al al IN SlL' Tx '''
/ DLsh-liULDtk>
For 81 .e4 s.n. r,r 81 - $40 areoi Tor 90 10
No Pm; % - - No Pen. ,ss,
FOR AssAo sP.n. :or KS No. >P'n' and Tor sosN
! jtieL I'LL.
Tue TO- Quality" are pointed with the yer, hest Tio'fs
pout, ezfrfay ~ cc.rd I'D 81 this dsaf arc 81"
viii tie sigt--t imreiiee,on when AM the nc e''''
,cTu,!ny A.,-0' 4, a..
N. "a og-l" superior 90 any fen' nad' b. 1iu
/ A, vi0us 10 t.- ,s4r ~.
! n. - Qna,7 d. intend, ,hd sqis N fe.r7ct 10 "
chilly Eis.-tty and '5oof Nng Qualities Vho only tf
! ousi .,,iions, ui,y old Pen. rntde elsewhere
regard 10 tie ra Gold lens b. ttss -ve 20 'aY t9t
,-er,,. =, o rfaiu. hs New ard fscnird .!hehhr' rs
,c,d no, have inside Good Wnins aud Dlia5s fr -
III, mice had ~. Gold b en- furnished sra'Gitnus!'
Ey,fes yi.0 al iu'fd yp'cVy ne N"T
t,," and "Cb0iy" i Nr Pea. iraH'tf dad ~ IS's'd'
:. d,s-;5r ne KIND u Pens A'y I'Js-'h'''e' NJ o.
III remittance. by mall IN Heightened Letters ere a. NY
Address A.MORToN. .
s-ghin.. single rrr pn.;sieip VII receive i
/ eulnr " TN u. rngrsvinrs GhoTr retrrrro To.
~ For s.e by ses-f- ~ the lire thio0sioni ms
rouu,Iy
DRINCE'- IMPROVED FOUNTAIN Pm
On. 6Hpr WI 70 10 Sent BY nail >erd an ?
! foo crru.s UtO. Y. HAWhk-. 10. a. Nsssiu''t ~ l.
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FOOT ~ COLkiLAHoisr
By way OF Phijrpha tie monius pass ger. ies's New
YOfs time other routes EN ~ninG paso'nsc
p hour Inter than other lines.
Nv way "i Allentown eye"ins paeusrts leave 81 y IN
III" Il N"fhern hoe, ~ Chie.s' aud all
points in tie Norh Wet (resin- lud.nopos Looi'viio
81 Louie Cleveland. Columbus, tn innsti. and all man
points Wet with lever changes OF cpts. 49,,
sr, pug Care without change ffim fhllsdslpis 20
Phs,bash y5a miles New rusbursu ~ miles
Smos ny uui : ,hor Cars on all tinin~
tar, q o ,snic j. other route.
raraase rnroAed through Ifsn.rf' Ifr''
s,eore Ttcsr,- o; unril u.ei - iirroarsh
WESTERN IMloRA ZION
Tho fs-nsyl'anis C.niis t"m,snJ ius IN i.p ,. r.
Aocommsai.n Line icb sfnds couhoitA"e m"ds ~
usN~ ca pees moving Ne.t~ad at ono hsI '"o u'0A
VI faro ,,,,t.,,
By his ronte hsshs Il oil dsMpions eau be Forwarded
t. ard from any sAt on tAe iaro,a' ~ oa'o M
EOAD DihECl. OF 20 any port On 'he ns'geo" tive" OF
the Wet by sralneIs igon iirsoaish
the Nailrcij o. oil tune. s- favsp a. ""
enafyrd b, otn,r Hsroad Conpsnle Nee shIs su .n
Der. nru.,ns The ,po'tsoo OF their sfesn 20 this Com
,sny can so, with connd.nce Oh y: P'cuJ ua"'"
'~"'' LIVE SfOCh.
l,,.,. n1 Dealer. IN Live Snck WI thin most I'D
route. Cnpsrions isd, srh wAcsa snd snp'
and every sti,n ion IA paid to their
tnm sbars where VIII 10 found couvcn,snoe q
!, ru az HIr NV aid BALFiMOsE MARKETS.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. l Astor.hoas~
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agent. -
No. Astor House. aud No South Wlhsp-st
MCDONALD BI'Chofr. E"!yrsns Ass.n
ENOCH LEWIS. General supt AltssaA Pa