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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
PRISONERS or WAR.

BoSToN, March =. Forty ulne rebel officers
who were captured at Fort Henry and Fort Don
elson arrived here this morning att O'Clock -
They are all field aud staff officers There are
Ii colouels, and the rest are lieutenant colonies
aud majors.
They were taken down to Fort Warren soon
after arriving by ug-boat. II is probable
that they will soon bee exchanged. and tla, there
stay at the Tort wlll be short. lhpy siye hi,
Union troops cr.d,t Tor both bravery aud skill
in regard to the battles ia which they were t,k.
en-, aolt DID Gems. Buckney and Nlghmao.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

\ special dcspach to the Republican from
Cairo Sd, says Columbus is evacuated ana
burned by the rebels The gunboat Benton,
with Gen. Calum and Com. Foo,c, went down
the river to-day on a reconnaissance, and found
that the rebels had fled, having removed their
guns, LAID the town in ashes, aud DESTROYED ey
erything that could not be carried away.
The rebels rcreated to Fort Randolph The
whole town OF Columbus is nothing but ruins.
The guns are also removed from the Island be-
low
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
THE FATE or HERCULES.

We read In classic story /.
Ola hero crowned with glory.
And his name wa Hercules. Il appear.
Ant hedii some famous iab0rs.
r acc7rn,otst. his neishbors,
And BE- h,urish - snd was happy many years.
Bat II CHANGED, on one occasion.
That be won the appreciation
Ola lady very handsome aid sweet;
AM she proved her obligation
~ the geuerous presentation
OF agsrment very comeiy aud neat
No~ Here. uususpicioas
hat anything pernlelous
Va concesiet in apparel - fair.
bu; 4 seems some ''pi-sn vaFmsnf"
Had infested that hles garment.
All q proved % peaf Hercules a snare
oh ihou hero mcst Inflated.
lfashile thou ciuldst have waited
40 FROM MinshsliA Paddock ny cio,hing Oh.
tanned
Then thsu hadst been safely coated
And Thy health had been promoted.
All loHg ne thou hsdsi certainly gained
asssrs. NisaaslI4 Paupook have a mo.t splendid
stock ofGenis furnishing goods. q every quality
that superior. And Mr. Nll4En their cutter. l.
ihs acknowledged superior Ia his profession.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
FRoM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Nov ls.-It having been
yariOusly stated that the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue. had estimated the re-
ceipts for revenues for the present year at
3GO millions OF dollars, there Is authority for
saying that no such estimate has been made
and in no instance is IL thought the receipts
will exceed $50 or lis ,O00. 900 dollars.
Phillip Sped. OF Louisville. has been aB-
pointed tax collector for the third collection
district of Kentucky. comprising the 7th
district.
IL il true that foreign ministers have la
their usual respectful terms. called the at.
teutioa Of our Government 10 complaints on
-, -, -..'..,.,, =. ----~i- running the
blockade. And il is certain they are re-
eeising inc Aitenteg p which their ir1oors-
ance Is entitled. They are compelled in
point OF fact for the reason that they involve
law, but this is always going On especially
In time of war, or of blockade, old cases are
disposed Of. and new ones come up eiaily.-
The sending ola commissioner 20 New
Orleans. and tho appreciation sfhis impartial
report on the subject, which he examined
according TO the strict principles of law. is
regarded here as an earnest OF the intentions
OF the administration TO act with circumspcc
ton and justice regarding all matters In
which diplomatic relations arc involved,
probably the public will soon know that our
Government has in turn complained about
the Alabama, aud IN other cases OF yiolat on
OF neutrality.
The meeting of Congress will as usual
bring out the correspondence which cannot
fail TO fully acquit the country with the facts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

THE WiSSusHEIE Ia. Co. 90 fREsf0HT.
lLLSois--A correspondent Of tho Chicago
fassraaes kegssfer says that this concern -
nothing more than a confidence operation,
and the Rsgisfer doubts whether The Whine
sheik coud now raise 500 cash. on all as
sets. Of whatever name and descriptions. Il
pos-e@ses
The above notice appeared in ,io EsPREss
BULLEris. Of Tuesday evening Since that
time. however. we have been furnished With
the most iodubitsble evidence that u i libel
upon the Insurance Company to which is re
fsr.. n 30 may rely upon the statements
Of some OF the best citizens Of Freeport and
other loeal,ies IN Illinois. W,nneshelk Ins.
GO. 4. periociiy responsible.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
Night Dispatches
FROM VIRGINIA.
HERALD 8 pEsrArcH.
HEADQUARTERS ARNY oF The Poroxscl
NKAR WARRESroS, Va, Nov. Is.

HKRsLD's pEsYkrcH.
HEADQUARTERS ARNY oF THE Poroxsc.(
NEAE wARRESros. Va, Nov. IS. !
This morning the ~ army corps. General
Summers, moved 70 tho front. They are
probably destined for Fredericksburg. but
may 90 10 Culpepper Court House first. OF al
least near that point. The other commands
all move a. rapidly As possible. Headquar
tiers will be moved TO morrow.
Colonel Ingalls, Chief Quartsrmaster has
gone to Washington for the purpose Of has
tening the work Of establishing communics-
ton via Aqua Greek. Other Qusrtermhs-
tiers have gone on the same business. ADD NO
shall soon have the old line OF eomsnanica-
ton opened
The bgidgcs over the Potom ed Rap
pahannock. are being rebuilt. all this road
beyoad Wauenton Junction abaulo n-d. In
fact do not think IL i dcsign.i to hold
this place after the main body OF the army
leaves
Chas A. Dana. late editor Of the N. y.
Tribune. has been appointed Assistant Sec
retry Of War. Ia place OF Mr.. Walcott. re
signed
The Times Washington dispatch up 10 y
O'Clock this evening says. tho intelligence
receives at Headquarters Of the army runs
10 this effect. all quiet along the front
kumors prevail of aa engagement be
tween our rear column and the enemy. but
dilligent inQuiri fails 10 corrobotate the re
ports which are believed TO be groundlcss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

CINCINNATI, Nov. ID.
Flour In fair demand. and the market
frmer. super IS l0@5 Isl
A better demand for wheat, 81 90 for red
and 81 l0dl II for white
Corn in better supply. and dull at 4S(s sic
Oats steady al isG5Oc.
Rye 6i965c.
Barley dull and not i'm demand
Whisky 81
Mess Pork in moderate demand at $40 IS
FOR first class brands. but such is held at
ill 90
Hogs unchanged aud dull; not much done
sales confined TO 900 head at 81 2344 45.
Receipts 5000.
Lard dull. no sales of prime; 100 tierces
head sold at &c.
The weather i too warm for packing pork
AID therefore business suspended. A steady
aud heavy rain has boon falling for the last
- hours. aud still continues There Is no
doubt OF big rise in the river.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

ir0'' : -ssya. The State Superintendent
Of 49, Ga, s-s VII give Fsr Leo
slre' -, eoumcnessksgss. "a Fr-l.y
l..as.. and gentlemen gre 'n'''sSS,N
A.. On Saturday morning Al n-f''''s.
10 o'clock ~. be val 'Sd'e's go
-r,u-.es-. SCHOOL DirsesSss and ! e.ea''-
expected that all re''''s ha'.a BANS =, :.
..,-.,,on. !. vigO eOunsy. ~ai a'is"a' ~
an ,he eisiseu. geusr,l , Do -
Nov. -. n,
New. sheet ard 3e1rna' F's--s - :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

t3- Our readers will excuse rs TOT the
want Of editorial matter for iew days past.
The local Editor = - ~ a. Ia be unable 20
discharge bis duties - such. The couse
qaenes j. that the whole business Of the
Office devolves apou the principal Editor.
and allows him 40 time whatever 0r writing
editorials. We hope matters wili be right
Ia q day or tss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

IT. We issued no Bulletin last evening
from the fact thstvo receivsd no dispatches.
The weather j. uafavorabIs for new by tel
egraph.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
FROM pHILAnRLPHIA-

PHLADELPaiA, Nov. lg.--At meeting OF
the newspaper proprietors to-day. IL was IN
animously agreed to combine for the protoc
ton OF their interest, in view Of the heavy
advance Ia the price OF paper, materials.
Ac. aud increase tho charge OF subscription.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
EXCISE TAX.
OTIcFIS UFREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN.
~ - ~. estirrns q vt<e Ccu-fy. irelana. s-e
Al Psrs11s coucrrncd thst tAs Assstsnt Assesscrs
hsks scrtarln< ~ lisls valaatoos. ea1nserAlons.
a. 49, - the1 m salt roauty. un1er he cxciss
a. q - leatsd Stetrs. ~fif - kert sp<n So ex-
an eator, e. 80 orre 81 tke kssr<scv ant Coilec-
81 tae - Ce'isclen District e tie Sfsts q n.
- - Terre Haste. IN ssta ca1.tv. frptn AS,
-. ~asA ~ - - 80 =.
49, - -. 81 estrr1zins al sp
= .-'' LANES fAREISsToS, tgr-zsy
ID IA issirtrt q Ne >sis - l..' -,
---~.H ..te. Ses =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
RAILROADS.
STOLEN.


CTOLEN FROM THE UNDER
~ si<nrd. % the f2th mt. IN Lot Cteek Town-
shlp. Nixo ceunty. Iuliaaa. tee horses. ere tsrk
atsv al-.ut = hants hlrh "a Is years oi4 scar
- q thr fsre feet rke cthsr dark -orrcl rssrs
e. upwkrts Il "a hsnts hixh hsre fscr, hofh kIat
- HE Aalf way upto the hock ant littie ~hise
-. - Ser feot- a rr~ar1 - fay toiiars -tn Ae
rircn 4 any rsrscn rctufnk thfr g. ne q 80 ior
80 irfsrrnsliua a. will less q their recs-very
~.,.1rsa~t~ KlNtHE~ RorHI~s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the Council Room
in Terre Hsute, on The evening of December
al. is61. for the repairing Of Fourth Street
Canal Bridge.
The work will be let pcr thousand. board
measure Timber to be Of good White Oak
and work 10 be done IA a substantial and
workmanliko manner. Timber to be sawed
and counter hewcd. Timbers a. be Of sane
size a. now in Bridge Work TO be done
under tho superintendent Of the Committee
or Street aud Bridges.
The work will be let 10 thelowesl respon-
sible bidder
nov2o-,d = =. GULICK. City CLERK.
~ The 81 quarter Of Miss Williams Sc
lect School viii commence on Monday Nov
18th DIV
Attention
Wanted. a substitute % enter the flat
Regiment A liberal price will be given
Call upon G. T. Noble. West side of tho
Pablic Square. novlsdIw.
n Oyster soup served up at Corinthian
Han at any moment. for ten cents per bowl.
novia at
Losr GuS.-Tbe gentleman who has my
single barrled shot gun will please return il
10 my store,
NovlJllw. YATES.
r. 1000 bags Of Ground Liverpool Salt
arriving and for sale
NoylIdlwwlm. II. S. COX. q son.
- Latest New York styles of silk Hats
something neat and stylish just received
at Basnctt's Hat Store, northeast corner Of
tho Public Squire. Tuell 4 Ripley old stand
Call and get one. oet2i-4w.
WANTED From ten TO twenty good Min
ers and laborcrs at our Coal Mines one and
three fourth miles west Of the city, for which
the higcst price viii be paid. Apply TO the
undersigned No :. Third Street
uovI0diw COMBS AND LUDLOW
Losr-A young Pointer Dog. Had a
collar on his neck. Any one returning him
10 me viii be literally rewarded.
ne,sdtf u. SHEwMAKER
-s.~
~ All those who want beautiful SILK
tat. Of the latest fashion, call At The New
York Ha; Store aud got one oi the HON,
Manufacture. which make myself; there
lore can warrant all hats bought OF me
have line assortment 81 French Beaver,
Otter ard Soi. Cashmere hats of the finest
quality. anI OF all colors. hich attn selling
very low also, large assortment Of Wool
Hate. of all colors. ranging in price low
a. fifty cents
T. II Low ERIE. Practical Halter.
Successor o. = q. YATES
m21 n Cor FiftA aud Main e
S&- Ladies aud gentlemen. now X the
time To ret Your Fall ard Winter wear col
ord and eIcssef Having improved and en-
larged our dye house and finishing tools. VI
are prepared to do any kind OF work ~ oul
..us-not u be exccIled IN the western
cities = q. REiNERS 4 SON.
East Wabash 81. bet 9th 81 & canal.
Noxlnllm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
UN DERTAKINC.

UNDERTAKING.
~ IL. WALTER-Will devote his
NJ. entire attention "a the above business 81
Chadwck's Livery Stable,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Cloth. velve, and Wood Collins, with sfull and CON-
plete assortment Of
Undertaker's Goods and Trim mings
Also, ale slfes Of the late and improved s,giss
METALLIC
Cases and Caskets.
have mad. arrangements whereby sAn sell tAs
Cases and Caskefs al Trro fkirds fkeir Foru~
Prices,
And have also very much reiuoed Tbs price Of cloth
ard Velvet C0fans-
Pymy thoreugh knowiedge, former experience.
low prizes and exclusive attention 10 this business
hopefo receive a share Of public favor.
Rssilos preserved In Ice any lsagth q time de~re<
Carriages furnished when desired
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
OF APPLICATION 70.

~ LICENsR.-Sotioe is hrreby given. thss
ufl apply 70 tbs Board o. Commissioners - vigo
o01nty Indiana, - ther next term, commencing On
The frs, Monday IN December. lss1. Tor license 10
sell 'sIntoxlcating liquors 10 lees Qosntity than
quart tim" with the privisgs q allowing The
said liquors are " be drank, Ioos4sd iot BE
n, In slbisy's addition W Tsrrs HanN. IN H~ri-
90 township. ylso ooaniy, Indiana
koBzKT FERsUsos.
DSvlow3v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
NJ r s e ~.

HAVE PURCHASED the entire
II ~ars~ry stork - Mr.. Naniy. Hsr-e<il, clkrk
cususy, n. AMI an Prrrsr-t - fsrnise al kin<s
q Trees ana Orrsnestsl Sssstt@ry Al he issest
- ursr~-- spPie Tres. q ssy slns. fraz -
'u<hes b tsEes~r. an rvm 80 - six
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

- 1000 bags OF Ground Liverpool Salt
arriving and for sale.
Noylldlwwlm. X. s. COX, 4 son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

Losr GuS.-Tho gentleman who has my
single barrlcd shot gun will please return IL
10 my store.
NovlJllu. 10 YATES
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

~ The "a quarter Of Miss Williams Sc
lect School viii commence on Monday Nov
18th DIV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

~ Oyster soup served up at Corinthian
Han at any moment. for ten cents per bowl
novfadu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

20 Latest New York styles Of silk Hats
something neat and siylish-iust received
at Basnctts Hat Store, northeast corner of
tho Public Squire. Tuell 4 Ripley old stand
Call and get one. oct2i-3w.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20
80
Attention .

Wanted. a substitute - enter the 7lst
Regiment liberal price will be given.
Call upon G. T. Noble. West side Of tho
Public square. noyl~dlw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

WAIVED From ten to twenty good Min
ers and laborcrs at our Coal Mines one and
three fourth miles west Of the city. for which
the higcst price viii be paid. Apply to the
undersigned No Z. Third Street
novIOdIw COMBS AND LUDLOW
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

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balm e 49, - 49, ~. s.s>As - spuSu
q pAs1yas 49, - - s.fy rsassss nsAas.>
ed sS'ssiss q ne isAsA 49, - b~~ss 90
p~.ps s-s ss-ss M 80 s~ssA,5 s.ssA ps.~
MA. plssrssy. sAstssA. v,>A. ss.... s~..s A~s.<.
nssssA dis<sA~sA tys-sA~y. vS-sAs o., a~s><ss
s>uas owtps nsis - 49, fssss h - ys~ss
ts>sr tAass.es. AssA.A. -, ssss,sn~A ~
ssssosaA. r~cssrsa. tzs>.nsss - - ss..
tsss<s vAs<hs 49, - seAs sVsaos A-,.S $780,
al'"s'''. 'sssa'sN d u.ssSs..> s-zs-....~
--r. sSds-,s> vAi,s svs,sss. -. ss.-A
OF s-ss nirV yssrs' e>.asasses - sU>s>ns
uIossso ne ave.. I've ell 49, s~s< p.r.sasssis
b. sAsss oslssssas< vsssassbs u~aSsssa rsss. -
female s.z,va.tas 80 ssvvsss assssss - 49,
ben ssssily sssssssna. WA Asses = N. -
AREA sad sso.sS pssssAAs. uptsssss. SUs~>ss -
sVarfs., fffsAsssl trsnA sn sesEsra~ns - rsss4
sae,s srs By 49, ssssz. As>ss< - s-sa~<-
Prscs - sas ~ 30.
~ By ,. 4 o~DaAn. Yssss-nssa> - ~
rsspscsAhls tealsrs h nsAkAnA nsnaAUe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

Losr.-A Young Pointer Dog. Had .
collar on his neck. Any one returning hin
to me will be literally rewarded.
noVSltf l.. SHEW MAkER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-20

Ass'os--As The Ass ss>soa d spprsseA,as ESQ.,,
p'r'en 'A"aid prepare tbsr gsis. ~ sss oA..r..
and there e 20 ren~is spplio~sa. .. .,nsx>.ss
Strengthening oeriiAi t>ns Hssp< Psrsa-s. n "a
psriS The blood thosoosssy. sas - Ne s~ss. o..
sersassAsa snd invisorsas NJ sssss ~s.au.saa.-
fss inneass eaAoau a go . ga S-sy- =
'Fea ss'ash q ~ srsss vbts>s a sA<sssAs re-
moving ell inpass nsssss ben sAs ess~A vss.
70 ell. uy a. ht d~lsse.s % tsss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
From General Sigels Army
Defeat Of the Rebels ut Smokers Ferry
Whites Cavalry Attacked.
Capture of Prisoners. Horses and Arms
A Rebel Brigade at Winchester

CHASTILLY, Va, Nov. 80
Brig General Stahl hiss Just returned He
attac ked the enemy at Smokers Ferry and fol
lowed them with 300 cavalry into their canps
on the other side OF the river and near Berry
vile Our men charged splendidy Whenever
they met the enemy. Whites cavalry wa
driven in all directious; nearly all their officers
were captured and their colors taken.
White himself fed and hid himself Mt II
house in Berryville.
The 81, 9TH and 18th Virginia cavalry were
also attacked and routed. Forty Of their men,
with horses, were taken prisoners, and fifty
killed and wounded, and two colors taken.
One wagon load of pistols and carbines was
picked up On the road, thrown away by the tly
ing enemy Eighty cattle and eighty horses
were also brought in. Our loss in killed and
wounded is about fifteen.
Gen Stahl reports that his officers and men
behaved .xcellently, and used only their swords
no firearms.
He also reports that there is brigade under
Gen. jones at Winchester, but that Jackson E
main force WAS at New Market on last Wednes-
day, as reported previously.
[>ignedl + SIGEL, Maj. Gen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-02

to the stormy present The occasion is piled
high with difficulty and We must rise with the
occasion. As our case ia new, so we must think
anew, and act anew. We must disenthrall our
selves, and then We shall save our country
Fellow citizens, cannot escape history.
We. If this Congress and this administration.
will be remembered in spite of ourselves No
personal Significance, OF insignifcauce, can
spare one or another of us The fiery trial
through which We pass, will light Us down, in
honor or dshOnor, to the latest generation. We
say We are for the Union. The world will not
forget that We say this We know how to save
the Union. The world knows we do know how
to save it. We-even ue hre-h hold the power
and bear the responsibility.
Mg,ping freedom to the slas, We assure freedom
to the frte-honorable alike in what We give
and what We preserve. We shall nobly save
or meanly lose, the last best hope of earth
The way is plain, peaceful, generous, just-a
way which, if followed. the world will forevel
applaud, and God must forever bless
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
December l. 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-02
READING RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

REAr TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORIH
NJ and Northwest for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Pot svillr, Lebanon, Esston, Allen
town, &C, &c.
Trans leave Harrisburg Tor Philadelphia, New
York, Reading Pottsville, and all intermediate
stations, a, s 90 A. NJ and 10 7. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg, at 8. Is
A Nj arriving al New York at 10. 30 the same
morning.
Fares from Harrisburg 10 New York IS Is;
to Philadelphia So s5 and 81 80. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, cave New York at A NJ, II
Noon and 7 P NJ, (Pittsburg Express). Leave
Philadelphia at 10 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains,
through u aud from PittsbuIg without change.
Passengers by the Cata~iss Railroad leave
Port Clint n at 5 10 A. NJ, for Philadelphia and
all intermediate stations and at 3. % T. ii tor
Philadelphia, New York, and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsyille at 915 A NJ. and
2 80 T, NJ, for Philadelphia and New York;
aud at b 80 p. N for Auburn and Port Clin-
ton only connecting for Pine Grove and with
the Caiawissa railroad and returning from
Reading at Is A. NJ Tor Pottsvillr.
An Accom- mediation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 30 A. NJ, and returns from Phils-
delphis at 4 80 p. NJ.
fs5~ All the above trains run daily. Sun
days excepted.
A sunday train leaves Pottsville at I. 80 A.
NJ and Philadelphia at BIS P. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and EIcur-
sion Tickets at reduced rates to and from all
points. q. A. NlCOLLS,
General Superintendent
Nov l., 1862 -dswti
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-02
firlrs Of Grapel.
Pennsylvania Rail Road
WINTER TIME TABLE.
FIVE TRAINS UAlLY To M
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FROM PHILADELPHIA.
on AND AYrER
MONDAY. NOVEMBER l7th 1867,
HE Passenger Trains Of the Pennsylvania
I R,ilroad Company will depart from and
arrive at Harrisburg and Philadelphia ~ fol
lows:
EASTWARD
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harris
burg daily at As q m, and arrives at West
Philadelphia at &. 45 a. III.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily Except
Monday at 9.05 n. m and arrives at West
Phil delphia at | 100 p. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily Except
Sunday at 5 20 p. IN, and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 10 20 p. Ill This train runs
via Columbia.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Mount Joy,
leaves Harrisburg at 90 a. m, and arrives at
West Philadelp phla at II. % p M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
via Columbia leaves Harrisburg at 10 p. III ,
and arrives 1t West Philadelphia at 6. 30 p. m.
WESTWARD.
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Har-
rishurg daily except Monday at 10 IA III
Altoona, 100 u III and arrives at Pittsburg al
II 90 noon.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leavee
Philadelphia at 10 As p. m; Harrisburg at J 10
a IN Altoona at $40 u. M, and arrives al
PlttsbuIg al % p. III.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 500 a.
III /; Harrisburg at 40 p. ~; Altoona at s. 40
y. III and arrives at PittsbuTg at l. 40 u. IN
FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at ii 30 u.
m; Harrisburg at DO p M; Altoona nj H.
D. H., and arrives at P,ttsburg at 40 n. IN.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia at 2'3O p. IN, and arrives AT
Harrisburg at & 10 p. u.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Lancaster at IL SO "a m, aud arrives al
Harrisburg at ! 30 p. III.
. SAMUEL ID. YOUNG,
Supt. EIst Dip. Penn'a X.
Harrisburg. Nov Is, 1862 diff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-02
EASTWARD.
WESTWARD.

FAST LINE leaves New York at 6 90 A. n
and Philadelphia at Is A. NJ, arriving AT
Harrisburg at l. 20 p. NJ
MAIL L1RAIN leaves New Yo.k ut IL 90 noon,
and Philadelphia at 3 30 p. NJ. arriving at Har-
risburg at 8 20 T. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New York at : .OU
T. NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at 2.lO A. u
and connecting with the Pennsylvania Express
Train for Pittsburg. A sleeping car Is also at
tachei to this train.
Connections are made at Harrisburg with
trains on the Pennsylvania, Northern Central
aud Cumberland Valley railroads, and at Read
ing for Phil ,ielphia, Pottville, wilkesbarre,
Allentown, EastOn, SC.
Baggage checked through. Fare between
New York and Harrisburg, So Is, between
Harrisburg and Philadelphia, So 35 in No.
cars, and So so in No. 2.
For tickets or other information apply to
j. J. CLYDE,
no26dtf General Agent, Harrisburg.