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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

CINcINNkTI CoMMERcIAL.-We would call
attention to the fact that the agencyfor the
Commercial has been shifted to E J. Do
bell, on Main street. All who wish to con-
tinue their subscriptions WILDE kind enough
to leave their names at his Bookstore. We
understand that he will deIfrar 10 all syer
night who wish it, and from his usual
prOmptness in The matter we feel sure he
will do so.s His store is about the most
convenient in the city for those who wish
to get their paper at night, and he viii
keep list Of all who wish to do SO. ~
: mh2ld3t d tgz3z9 .ssalsGaesJ zaa elasa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

B2B The Steward OF the General Hospi-
tai No. l, acknowledges the reception of
the following articles since Saturday LAST
! Twenty sheets from the Young Ladies'
Sewing Society of this city two boxes
from BoOnvilie, sent to Mr.. White, nurse of
10th ward, containing various articles of
clothing from ladies of Spencer county by
Mr.. Samuel Orr, a lot of dried apples, ditto
green, two pounds of butter, lot of cakes
and crackers and one can preserved toma-
toes. ss-seEas.e -sesf -s.s ea51 1888 svaia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

SIGNS OF TIE T1xEs.-Comment enough
of the manner II which nearly all branches
of trade are effected, is the advertia snsnt Of
a prominent New York house, in another
column, offering Gold and Silver Watches
at prices which barely cover the cost of the
raw materisl.x 4 4rrr 14Lh-1wd-2tw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

( B6r Don't fail to read the communica-
ton relative 10 our common schools. in an
other place. 1t presents the Law and de-
cisions Of the courts thereon, so clearly and
concisely, no one can help seeing why it
il we cannot preserve our public schools
if we adopt the New Charter sa4sf7- zaa-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21
EvANsyrLLE. March Is. 1902.

EDITOR JouRNAL:-Pleass publish for
the benefit of the soldiers and friends
of the AID regiment, the following list
of names to whom money has been sent
The same can be had by calling at Our
store on Main street. Those who are
strangers to us will besFeqaired to accom-
pany some person known to US who can
identify them; and oblige,
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oOfaREaPoNpENCE.

EVANSVILLE, March 17th, 1852.
VILLAIN Baker, Esq,
SIR Believing that the best Interests OF
thscity Of Evansville, in itspresent critical
condition, demands your continuance in the
office of Mayor for, another term, We re-
spectfully request permission to announce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21
EvANsvI11n. March 30, lee2.

To Aessrs. W. 3. HoEzngsport1, William
HeiIman, SanaasI Orr, and others:
GEkTLEMBs :-Y Your icommunicatiop Of
the 18th has just been received. l am
pleased with the implied approval Of my
course contained therein, lin accordance
with your wishes, eonse .Aat my name
may be used as candida q for reelection
to the Office of Mayor of the city of Evans
vile. y s. q Very respectfully,
Gle w. BAKER,
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J. W. NExsEN's INSURANCE AGENCY, /
IL :. z

~ 9I-l mhtDIc hui Hill 9sIOSs J
The undersigned would respectfully in
form merchants and others who are now
receiving their Spring stocks, that he con-
tinues to issue Policies OF insurance on all
kinds Of merchl.aiise against FIRE, as wen as
the perils Of transportation by river, &C., in
several Of the best companies in the Union,
and at rates as low as the hazard will JUS
tify. Being determined to merit, trust to
receive share Of public patronage, - F
]. W. NExsEN, Insurance Agt., zaal
a. mar2l-4td 1@s Marble Hall. {
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

TIE TwENTx-sEcoND INDIANA Ar PEA
RIDGE-ITs KILLED AND WouNDRD Total
number ofregimsnt 81 gaged Il action. Ale !;
none missing or taken prisoners during the
engagement. - =. - ------
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Gag ii will rejoice every body who sin
cerely bias the good of the city at heart, to
learn that Mayor Baker has consented to.
run. for second tensS Let the friends of
the schools and the Q u charter rally to his
support and elect him b. a Eousing ma
iCrity. g37 rldesnBaHf5GI haa issue Gls3 IS
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CANDIDATES.
Rnr. CnnatnbEa

: OOH~~sasOs~raasA
Mr.. EDIToR Please announce the name Of
HENRY CRAEMERj as candidate for Constable
at the April electi on. 3
Mr.. Er1roR: Please announce the name of
THOMAS BROWN as candidate for Constable at
sz.Isa7 For eounctF,s.a,. aoasA -
ROBERT FERGUS is a candidate tor Council
man in the Third Ward. taa 31i5af4 8 - te-
Ma. ED1FoR. wish you would announce my
name as 8 candidate for Councilman for the 9th
Ward and for the Interest Of the city Of Evansville
10 general and for no humbug whatever.
lt $4,000 MICHAEL MUzNTzER.
For CFfg San.OsROE.1 51srz1a&
Please announce my name lcand idate for
City SaEEsyor- r--7Ee5 ~ x. PRIOR I
HENRY MURsINNA will be a candidate for
City Surveyor at Ihs April election. l8aaEI E
I 80 Esail For Gsfy Clerk. "a . basd Cd
Ma EDITOR Please announeel my nam as 3 Z
candidate for City Clerk, at the ensuing April eee-
ton. --F -.Fs-, sPETER. MAIER-t
didate for City Clerk at the ensuing April election.
ANDREW SPIEcELBERe. -
Please announce my name candidate for
the office Of City cisEksnd o No. r Moeprw
mhate Il ess1 szi " ~ = my M ~ = - =
i vl5s3 -.ts CITY COIGsefer. S 1t asazu "a
| EDIreR JoUREALs Please announce the name Of
Henry schriber, ST., as candidate for the office
| of CITY Collector G"l MANY VOTERS.
/ EDTroR JouRNAL Please annouhce my name as
candidate for the once Of City oolIector.
i (" aww g JosEPH J. REITZ.
i b. PERKINS is cahdfdote for the ONCE OF City
/ Collector the ensuing April election : W
/ EEIroR JoURNAL Please announce my name as
candidate for City Collector at the ensuing April
! election. q s1E d%lAE8 r. d. ALIEN.
| County s-KsssssOr. s4s-..ss
/ Please announce that B. +. NORTON is a candi-
date for the Office of County Assessor, at the ensu-
| ing April election. a s.s essziaaa. 81
/ '. sUKESsoN Is the Old Char ter candidate for
| City Treasurer. 81 Z
! Nh. EDITOR Please announce my name as 3
candidate for City Treasurer at the April election
/ asfia -s4 a7-4iie4 ANTHONY BEH ME.
/ - # street GO1snsdssfOmsr. s444
i EpTFoR JOURNAL: Please announce my name as
/ q candidate for Street Commissioner. l4-s
l. II JOHN VodEL.
/ EDS. JOURNAL: Ple1se announce nay name as 3
| candidate for Street Commissioner st the ensuing
| April ell ction. m g Jo1S DAHNATTEIL.
/ EDS. JOURNAL : You will please announce JOHN
/ s. STOCKS as candidate for Street COMMISSIONER
at the enaning April slecaion.
/ Please announce nay name candidAte for re-
| election to tbs office Of Street COMMISSIONS.
| ~ ssA . e -s4saa - JOHN SA11TH.A
i ADRIAN YOUNG will be candidate for City
/ Assessor at tho April election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

A large number Of steamboats, have been
at the landing within the last two or three
days, and the hustle on the leVee reminds
us of old times when it used to be filed
with freight and the wharf lined with
packets. sar75q sa4 - s4a.s2 \
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

Baz- The Savings Bank No. 4 FIsst
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois. Missouri, and all other nm
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
d5m.
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TFrona De OmclaI Report.l

Col. Hendricks, commanding, killed. =
Company A. w esIey Browsey, wounded
severely in the left cheek ); Michael Stritt,
wounded severely in the lsft cheek; Noah
Giants, wounded severely in both thighs;
Noah RUSSELL wounded severely ia thigh !;
George Day, wounded slightly in left arm /;
Michael De Versey, sergeant, wounded
slightly. -
Company C-Jeferson- Reynolds, killed !;
Thomas J. Adams, wounded badly In the
mouth and jaw; Thos. A. Kennedy, slightly
wounded in the head. a2a 80 " 81 81
Company d. Corporal W.. w. Naudain,
killed; Philip Phefef, killed; Corporal
Chas ]. Giles, wounded slightly in the left
shoulder; Sergeant J. B. Watkins, wound
ed slightly in groin Jas. Kane, wounded
in both feet .assesaE
Company E-Phi. Brady, wounded
slightly !; Louis Copeland, do. do.
Company corporal NJ. Cook, killed +;
Dan. ZoR, mortslly wounded, since dead
Corporal Obadiah Miller, wounded slightly;
DanT James, drummer, wounded severely
in arm; Jos. Nelson, wounded MORALLY;
Dan'l Loeb, wounded slightly. e-s.--
Company George Keck, killed; I'd
Lieut.. James NJ. Gragel, wounded slightly;
Nicholas LATER, wounded slightly; Robert
Pittigrew, wounded slightly; Joseph Wearic
wounded slightly; Patrick Lynch, wounded
Company H-John McCurdy, private,
badly in head Corporal Jesse Hobson,
slightly, in leg; Milford Farran, in hand.
Company I'D Lieut.. Marques, of Com
pany F, temporarily in command, slightly
Sergeant W. B. Miller, slightly; Corpora
V. johnson, badly in thigh; Ed. Holland
private, slightly; David j. Cathcart, slight
| y in leg. rye - -,---a7
killed; Corporal Abram Aifrey, killed; F
NJ. Alfrey, killed; Sergeant 8. @. Drill
wounded slightly .I4B.asd SIS IS Ss1erFs IS "a
Recapitulation--TotaI number killed 8
wounded, 80. Aal5n..laa 7aao3 IS nai 20
/ NoTE-Oompany B, Captain Tanner, de
tached to guard train to and from Spring
field, and not Injections Ta1a ed3 20 icssr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

~ We are indebted to henry s.. Lane
for copy Of speech in vindication Of Gen.
Fremont, BY Hon. John P, Q. Shanks, Of
thia State. 0sea eaz Gag ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

So The Cincinnati Times of Tuesday
evenings says the venerable father of Gen.
Grant had received letter from that officer,
in which he says: --s11au4 az
I have been ordered to 90 ssp the Tennessee
Tiger and take command of al sks forces there
and shaiL start Immediately. q IS - 49, =.
We presume this settles the story about
his removal or being under arrest. 4sa-
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I R6S- The Grey Eagle arrived little
behind time yesterday. She returned to
Louisville at late hour last night. @
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-21

SOCIETY MEETING.-The regular meeting
of the aYoung Ladies' Soldiers Aid Soci-
aety" win be, held at the house of Col. c.
Baker. on this Friday evening, March 20,
sIa62.a sss5Eho7g HhEEE NJ. DoDeE, See'y
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day. She has good accommodations, and
her officers are gentlemen and attend to
passengers. = 49,. =.
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The 6lst indiana regiment is now without
solitary geld officer all of them being
too sick for duty. The regiment, we believe,
Is at Nashville.
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T 1a5- In an editorial notice Of the life and
services Of Gen. Lender In the New York
Evening Post, we6nd the following para-
graph el y - =. - ~ --,.5 -
The battle Of Rich Mountain was not a
great one, as it was fought against only
about three hundred and fifty rebels, by a
single regiment of our troops. The forth
fed position of the rebels, however, very
nea-ly equalized the forces, and the Vigor
and decision of the attack has nowhere
been surpassed. It's success was due to the
judicious dispositions of Lander, as the at
tack itself was the fruit of his courage and
earnestness.. 1t came at critical period of
the war, and did much to strengthen our
men and to lessen the gloom of the country
after the disastrous affair at Bull Run.
Too much praise cannot be given TO the
| two brave men 70 whom alone the engage
ment was dae-the patriotic Colonel Benz
ton, Of the Eighth Indiana volunteers, and
Lander himself. EaEa2El 2ssfssfEs sos s5is
AS the battle of Rich Mountain was
fought on the 18th day of July, and the
battle of Bull Run ten days dfterpards, we
cannot see that the former did much to les
latter. We sometimes hear Of there " being
Just enough light to make darkness visible, =
and the battle of Rich Mountain could only
operate similarly on the feelings Of the
people over the repnlse at Bull Run. The
Post however, commits another blunder
which shows that the editor is writing about
something which he knows but little about.
The 9th Indiana regiment was not at the
battle of Rich Mountain at all, but was in
front of the .enemy's position under Gem
Mcclellan himself Il was the 9th and l3th
Indiana supported IL we remember rightly,
by an Ohio regiment that turned the rebels
position at Rich Mountain and compelled
Col Pegram 70 surrender i 6sasad - g.
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s@- The Charley Bowen left yesterday
with splendid trip. !. .o.r...- ~
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southern 1tems.

When the rebels left Drainesville and
LeesbuFg they marched Of at the point Of
the bayOnet, Numbers Of Union men and
undeclared men styling the act dealing
out the militia"
Tbs Memphis Argus denonnces Mr.. Ben
jamin, the rebel Secretary of War, In the
most bitter terms, and expresses tpe opin-
ion that his position could be better filed
by some one who has made war, not poll
"a aIsJ6f General Braxten Bragg has issued
a proclamation declaring martial law In
Memphis The federal prisoners at that
point are to be sent to Mobile, where, we
doubt not, they WilTcbe liberated soon by
General Butler. - -----. q.
The Memphis Appeal advises the people
not to be. -lulIed into false security by
injndlciona and Ignorant statements of
either men or newspapers. 1t is authorized
BY an intelligent army officer 20 believe,
that "sOs are not as WsB prepared as zoe
should BE-" II says the fate OF Memphis and
the Mississippi valley depends on the power
Of the rebels to hold their positions above
that city. -
The Mayor of Memphis announces his
discrimination to hang TO the nearest lamp
post, tree, or awning, regardless of judge,
jury, OF benefit Of clergy, any one who sets
his ueighbor's, or even his own, property on
fire. --, o,ss 49,. r.
The Mobile Register assures the people of
that city that all goes well. Both beiliger-
Snts, it thinks, are mastering their armies
for great conflict in Tennessee, and in the
meantime there is no prospect of an attack
there. The Federal Government, il says,
IL drawing upon its distant armies to mass
his forces In Tennessee, snd, battle must
be fought there before troops can be spared
from that point. We fear that poor fellows
dream of security has been disturbed before
this by the scream of Commodors Porters
thirteen inch shells. 2 81
The Memphis Argus says the result of
the great fright at Nashville Gin e->se :
dead weight upon the Tennessee Legislature,
which adjourns from day to day for
want of quorum. The Argus desires
that strict lookouts be kept on the Southern
coast. TTfys z yTTgT7r
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All the steamboats, at Memphis have
been seized by the Confederste Govern
msnt This is said to be the means Of
many Of them having unnecessary repairs
done. Every boat at the levee, with but
one OF two exceptions, is out Of 6x--soms-
thing the matter with boilers, rndders,
wheels, &c. i lasislass-
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GUSTAVUS HOF.

no q SO Main street, DetMee4 OH anu TN streets,
U CINCINNATI, oHIo.9
SB- Highest price paid for rags.
mh2o-1y 2tavd&Iamw
WR.RTR O-NcKZRs ROME Ju.aJVrUKN%
III TURE.-A very choice ARTICLE of Sorghum
Melasses. just received and for sale by il.s' /.
y YICKERY BROS.
oct24 No. So, Main Street
EXTR.A SUSIE CURKR HANS
IL 5000 extra sugar euref Hams, just received
= BACoN.-50O lbs Choice Lean Breakfast Bacon,
Just received.
BRIED BEEF .O9o lbs choice eanyassed dried
Beef ]. 0o9 lbs uncauvasssd do just receissd. .
SHOULDERS hhds extra sugar e9redtshoul-
ders, just recsived.
: CABBAGE.-2Oo choice heads Cabbage.
PARSNIPS.-15 bushels ehoiee faEnlps. -
= 1900 sacks choice fine table Salt.
800 boxes extra fine table Salt
100 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper
BRAN L75e sacks rich country Bran.
FAMILY FLoUR.-75 bbIs choice family
Flour. t# va IS Nl AL4A JE
ROAST RYE AND bailey LOCO lbs prime
roasted Rye and Barley ready for use.
ONIONS-20 bbls prime Onions, ct
mig II. a. COOKS
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KENTUCKY ELECTTON.

Judge W. K. WILLIANs, Of Graves coun-.
ty, is candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate Distric. of Kentucky,
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So young 80 strong, fun OF Toble daring, aa
And crowned with HIN Ofs from the battlefield !;
zach want and TOLL each fearful danger sharing
The soldier and the Ohrislian both raYealad =
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Y. soKEEsoN Is the Old Char ter candidate for
City Treasurer. $3.50 81 Il
Mr. EDIToR Please announce my name 3
candidate for City Treasurer at the April election
ssfis .sa lie4 ANTHONY BEH ME.
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Weep for the brave whe Know not how e faltsr
When Wars stern summons armed each manly
band, - az e55ss7HFNf
And raise within your hearts sacred altar 10
To him who disa 70 save his psriled laall, = -
The hours Of earthly pain and woe are over.
Though life for him had scar cely yet begun
And holy ties around his memory hover
The true, true hero, and the patriot son
RoxsURY, Feb. "A, 1862
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Mr.. EDIToR Please announce the name Of
HENRY CRANMER as a candidate for Constable,
at the April eIecti on.
Mr. ErIToR: Please announce the name of
THOMAS BROWN as candidate for Constable at
the April election. s-4 l1 1890 - &
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Woodson Wallace, living i.es.e-zs-
Az township Wapello county, Iowa, on tlnsrs tha
lied isos one Bay Mare, Ave years And we viii
ngna 70 sell Machssss fastheir townshins =. ~, me
EARN . inus enabling them BY two methods to essi
complete, FORTY-FIvE DOLLARS "AcHIpA.
give rSsr .n Which a1 We win send application
wth each Machine y .eu cut Of M.chiKS
chine and S to msf tS Id direction: how
Address, with Stamp, BRANaNlNTED IN ELE0AAy
Omce-f20 Laksss. -. csii Atths Ccrni,,
July 10, 1s62-141S.y.pfoY's b1ildins Wv ~
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME
GOING EAST.

I'm AND AFTER February 9Th, and until furth,
" notice Passenger Trains will leave and arr,
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M/CH/CAN CENTRAL
~ N II ~ ~
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New York, New England and the
CQnadUs.


On and after Sunday, May 5ih 1852, trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of lake street, as
follows:
IA. m. Day Express, Except Sunday arrives at
Detroit GAO p. M. Suspension Bridge $3.50 a. M; AL
bany $3.50 p. M; New York $3.50 p. M; Boston 1850
p. m.
780 p m. Night Express, Except Saturday, arrive
AZ Detroit 100 "A. M. Suspension Bridge 1850 p. I;
Albany 500 a. n; New York 1880 a. M; Boston 23O
p. m.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ c. railroad leave Chicago
at m. mail train 1880 p. M Fast Express; arrive
In Chicago at s:l5 a. m Fast Express, and SIS p.
Night Mail Train.
The T.30 p. IN. train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of cars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent ventilators on cars Of Day Express
Trains hn.
Patent Sleeping Cars all night trains.
Baggage checked through.
fHROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House,) Chicago, and at the Depot.
r. N. RICE, GeneraiS perintendent.
j. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Agt. NOV. 90, '61
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WESTWARD TRAINS.

IuNINfE 10 Cineinn III as quick and to indianapolis,
a st. Louis and Chicago quicker than BY any 9th.
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road ..

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
oago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
ofLake street, as follows: IA f-....a4r rrsE ~atr
First train I:45 am, arrives al Michigan City at
1890 w., dinner La Fayete as25, (supper) Indi
annapolis S15 pm, Law renceburg 1890, and Oinein-
natl at 11:45p.m.
Second train SO0p.m, arrive at Michigan City $50
pm, La Fayetts 2:40 am, indianapolis $500 M,
Lawrenceburg 1920 I'm, Cincinnati at 10:45 am.
Passengers leave 0ttumwa 800 pm, arrive at
Burlington at I:25 pm, arrive at Chicago at Sis
at Cincinnati 1880 am
Onlyone change of cars hetween Chicago and Gin
cipnati
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad Offices
In the West and at the company's Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets, and at the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as Low as via any otherronte.
HI. SPALDING, Agt Chicago
WIN. POWELL, TRAY. Agent.
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atE 5E WESTWARD TRAINS. Eaaf
Fast Mail Line-Leaye Pittsburgh 1;4O a. NJ
$H f.UIEs Arrives at Crestline i0:40 A. M
Makiag close conn ions with Bellefoutaine ana
Cleveland Columbus 3 CINCINNATI Roads
Arriving at indianapolis at s:35 D. M; St. Louis
121Sp m; Cincinnati $50 D. m; and Chic ago II 100
D. M n B--Tbe time to Cincinnati Is the same as
by SteubenvilIp Trains on botb Ids Al Colnm
bus and ali 20 into Cincinn Att topssber
s.,r... Tsasssr ~ p,,,.,nrns
0 COG &C. sh a. 90 a. M
M.,;r 80 a. We iV-oo d. M
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EASTWARD TEAMS.
Leave Chicngo 6:l0 and $50 pm. Arriving at
Lima 225 p m and $40 m. Connecting with trains
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving at Crestline
osfo IN and 6:i5 IN. aHt. a..s
Connecting with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Buffalo and the East and arriving at Pitts
turgh 220 am and 4. 40 p m. All making close con-
nections with trains on Pennsylvania Railrond for
Phifaaeiphia ana the Eastern cities
aSeo@pOdahon Irdans-From Federal street, Al
legheny, for New Brighton 9.15 and 4. 05 IN;
New Brighton at ESQ m and 1880 m, arrives q.