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CHANGED- -IiANDs-

III ANlkd purchased the Fruit and Pstiedical Depot
III VI Christian X. htckler, No. 10, Plhtlps uoG.e
Main street, will conduct the busssa m Tie wAf in
which he has donei and which has made ths place ~
popular with the pubiIe. EFfE.fHf
The Magazbes, Periodicals, Piotoraia all The prom.
ipeni and popular daily ad wssily Rewsp-pefs; tbe
series VI Beadle Novels aud hoLg books ~ they uTs
issued will be found ~ tbs new store.
FRUITS, CONFESSIONS etc., In season Of The boat qual
,,fhe MAhoNkf oYsTERs--the beat brand brought
West-to be had duIlng the season. Thoy only NlAt
to be tasted 70 become ''ail the rage
ASK huf uial of the pubc, cVfiident illatby fer
nismng the best articles, dealing pfvnlpuy, iriy and
hberhiiyi viii ment the vOLIlaUnee and PATRONAGE
beretV0ie 80 hberaiy bestowed upon lay predecess.
or, Mr. heckicr. wil hi all cOntr,scts made by hun
A Gard.
Having concluded ~ change my present business
iur Que niste actlYe, n not more profitable, 1 have
disposed OF my establishments ME. Aes, who win
have 40 doubt, conduct tie business ~ please tis
'pubici and recommend hun " theiu 40 my Old
susloinors and friends rourn my Bteerr hunks tor
the liberal patronage they have DestVwod ou ilu aud
hope they "li commune tne same W my suocessOt.
shail ever feel grateful to my Day lou friends.
oe5 ..rrs Z. IL. ukCkLER
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Wholl -no lIt fetlThe peorlel o. the oit,

of Hudson, New York, have bit upon a novel
oXpedient to secure a small change currency,
silhout disobeyipg the law, The banks of
that city permit persons who make deposits
with them to draw checks for any sum less
than dollar. These fractional checks are
now in universal use, and have driven out
postage stamps
4 WodidSthhtt plan work we'll 10 this me.
rdiau
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JOHN OVERHoLSERs EsrATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned have
IN this day been appointed and qnAlIfed a ifninis
traitors on Tie estate Oi John OVefholser deceAsed
late Of Moutgomefy county, OHIO.
efilE'0 ~ ELlzkhkTH oyRRnoLsRR
JOHN OYkRAOL5kR. lr.
August N, lse2-ws@ mo
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned mas
IN tins day filed IN the Court Of Common Pleas
within the county OF Montgomery and state OF OHIO,
his petition praying 10 be divorced from his wife, Bar
bara Wolf Cause-wilul absence for more than three
years. The said BarLara of In notified thai unless
she appears and answers 70 SAID petition, the sAIne
iy. MARTIN WOLF.
j. III. BAo0oTT, Attorney, Oct Q, ls02-oc7aB,
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SHAVING, HAIR.CUrFING, smAMPOOrNG.

TNHoMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
Il on Market street recently owned by James Kreld
Ter, and ntted It up In the most improved style, Is
prepared TO do Shaving, Hair. Cutting, shampoolng
etc, IN manner that cannot hail TO give eatishction
He invites all lis old friends customers 70 give
HIM call. Remember the plscs--uvTth side MaTket &
street. oc7
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CHARLES RAscHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER,

OHIO BLOCK, Third STREET (MR sITTELL's
ra OLD STAND DAYTON, ONO. +.l.
A LII kinds OF Upholstenng, such Rs sofas, Chairs,
"A stools, Matrasses &c, done 10 order Carpets cut
ana htted, window ourtaps hung aud all kinds Of re-
pairing done a. the Shetsest notice aud most reasons
he terms. oc6
RgGsnces- Mayor Gillespie and Barney, parkerS Co,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

XNTE have this day formed co! partnership under
w TIA hrni VI William Vobrvulit Co., aud gli
out the stock VI goods ui Charles Post Co.; Mr.
las been IN business nor humber VI years with Mr.
Post, and latttrly hs partner. Mr. B. was torner $
with MI. n, and sttery wlh kogers, Fowler Aehey.
rs we nend ~ 10 business The same principles ~
our former enployer,w hope the custom he
has had tor "a ntincer Oi years. u -.,f. be-
MI f.v.f WILLIAM V0LLBRECHT
HERMAN SANDMEl
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JOB PRrNTLNG
Dayton Business Directory

TERMs FoR ADyEHTsISs an BusNHss DiREcroRY,- =
Regular yearly advertisers, one line gratis. Others
81 per year e. for six monthsi 81 for three months.
ts- Fayasat IN al cases In advance. L. .ulrtsl y.
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Lost-A pair of steeLframe Spectaeles
with superior glasses, were lost last night at
the Court House Meeting, near the Head.
quarters of Col Nolan, of the lO9th. The
finder will please leave them at this office,
and greatly obige Printer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

puRLIC NoTTCE-

4 nAVE this day sold out my share IN the stock Of
u goods formerly owned BY Charles Post 20, to
William Vollbrecht and Herman Landmeier. Both
have commenced their mercantile career with me, aud
MI v. has lAtery been my partner IN business. AS
have no doubt that they will carry the business on
the same principles by whieh have been vered tor
The last tlnrty years, hesitate not 10 recommend
them % lhe lavor Of my customers. Ahp lOr time
continue 10 10 with item IN their stoieN NJ, Hi1e-
q Dayton, Oct i, ls62. .. $40 CnAhl. .Es Pu5T. .
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Nem Aooertlscnlcmts
GRAPE VINE ROOTS AND WINK.

4 HAVE from JOOO0 to 5000 two. year. old grape
Il Vine Roots for sals. will allow a liberal com.
mission 10 all who may sell for me.
Also, good CaiAw ba Wine for sale.
Residence near tho Asylum, south of Dayton. Ad.
dress box No. 9sS, Dayton, Ohio ,
ocI3 FREDERICK sCHUTTH
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CITx GOV ERnTNH ErJT.

Mayor.--william II. Gillespie; office, l07, Main.
MIrah1l.--'5tacy Is. CaD; olice,At Mayor olice. 4
Trsa Arsr-D. W. Reese office, J. W. Darst BEo'a.
SDlieifyr.-Josiah Lowell; Ofice,
CeK Anthony stephens; o tice, Council Chamber.
or COuacil.--- l1f clull IdlliniU
First Ward Amos Decker aud Hugh Wiggim. li
Second Ward--Ezra Bimm and Hiram Strong. I'D d
Third Wnrd--I II. Kiersted and Geo. W. Rogers.
Fourth Ward--J. A. Mnick ami la L. Gilllland,
Fifh Ward--Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth WRri-W. NJ Love ami jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP 0FFICERS,--Jas,iees Of Pace
VIM n. Mckinney; office, 81, nnar Main,
John II Stoppelalan; oiice, 81 bet Je. b. Clair
James Turner oifce, G5 Jefferson. fag nA
lllUlo oO.AtaStss, 0hE AU
Isaac Hale and Ezra Jetiteys. ID sgh.f6f sfq =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

Election Day.--This is Election Day, and
the Boys are out trying to save the country !;
and we hope they will.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
STACKS OF THEM.
b E s Il B r. "A N d.
MANN & CO.'S
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
IREcT THROUGH BY LIsRTRIRa TRAIN.

lust received, and will be regularly received during
u tlIe season, the best brsns baltimore Oy .ieTs
prepared ~ those Oyster kings, MAkk a 20.
DkALEks IN OYSTERS 10 this city and tbe sur
rounding country stered big Inducements 70 pur
chase Al the old stand No. 40 lhird sgrevt onc 1OoF
west of the PosiOihce, IN the Becke buhiiuR
Families and others supplied BY the can " halfcaa
They warranted OF the beet quAlity.
rel5 W. Al. bkANuEkBURO
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Dress and Cloak-making We desire
to call the especial attention OF our lady read
ers in the city and vicinity to the Dress and
Cloak-makng Rooms of Misses Sue and
Frank Troup, one door West of the Phillips
House, Third street, They do the very best
work-as our family, and others, can cheer.
fully testify These ladies are supplied with
the'latcst styles as soon as they are brought
out, and they are prompt with their work,
and moderate in their prices Ladies taking
work to them can fully rely upon II being
fai hiully performed to order. Zoo
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plssoLurIoN oF. PARTNE NEnsHlP.

FINhE pArtneTship heretolors existing between ChAs
Il Post anu William Nobrecht under the firm of
Charles Post Co, ,s dissolved this day by mutual
consent all soosants will be settled W Charles Post.
them for payment, aud all indebted to the hin will
pieaseto settle soon. ag aiin ~
WILLIAM NOLLBRECHT
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NOTICE.

A III. persons entering upon any Of The premises .
"A the Undersigned ior The PURPOSE Vi htnting Lsh
ing, gathering or packing or ffhits any klnd
viii be treated ms spnsscrs, anu dealt with accord
lng to Law. ocIw4 FREDERICK SMAR1zkL.
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PRoPosALs FoR WOOL.

AupTORs oETIcs, MSsfGoAERr cousrr, oHio,
DAtrOs, September IL, 1egs
IlROPOSAl.s Will be Feeei}ed ~ the undsrsg gssed
il until v o'clock a IA on Monday, October y, is0a
iOr furnishing one hundred and MY cords OF good dry
wood ior the use of the county. Wood to be delivered
at the COurt House.
by order Of the Commissioner.
b. NJ. AYkks Auditor Mont. county
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NOTICE
Card Photographs Reduced
AT
$ Il H. B OH MS.

FULL LENGTH CARD PICTURES FOR s1 OO PER-
DuzEh. NlGNEfTk - %.
MAKING an impression 70 show what the picture
Ul looks Lke, ~ not praqueed any llrtier.
New York and Cpcinnau rtl e5 are adopted Also,
the cash system Pictures not satisfactory need not
b. talso, sud are o1ly retsken Al charges m2I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

Per week, lpAyAbe 70 Uarrersl
By mad per amman, In advances
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lows of Ihisseily on Saturday night--that the
fishing and hunting was poor at the Laramie
Reservoir while be was there owing to the
wind and rain, The party were able to get
but a couple hours fishing, and what game
they shot was in a dr2zling rain. The high
winds prevehled the boys from approaching
the drifts and other good fishing places,
and cold, drizzRpg ruin chilled them to tho
bone so that they could scarcely hold their
rods, And the camping, under these circum-
stances, was very disagreeable. But the boys
had enough fun to make up for the disagree
ableuess Of the trip, and they intend trying
the thing over when the weather settles.
E--ALls 1L-1-l-14sf
Reform, We published yesterday an Or,
der from the Adjutapt General Of the United
States, in relation to the Gtness Of applicants
to the new corps Of Shartshooters now being
raised for a special service All sorts of men
have been admitted to the companies Of
Sharpshooiers heretofore raised, no matter if
they had never handled a gun before enlist.
nient We know that many Of the original
socalled Sharpshooters have never yet been
able to bit mark the size Of n COW, at dis
lance Of hundred yards away, three times
bout Of dozen shots Hereafter men who
eplist as Sharpshooters must know how 10 use
a gun One new man, uhderthe present test,
is worth half dozen under the old rule.
And Capt, schnifer is enlisting the right
quality Of men at his tent on the Court House
Lot ,,lIEDhHf y Ht3.I,jsCtl
We have another Order to publish to-day
II is addressod 10 officers who are recruiting
for-the new Os2Slry service we are dad 10
note that the Government has, even at this
late date, determined to make reform in the
onlistments for special service
THE inspection Of all cavalry forces, prep
aratory to thor being mustered into the ser.
vice Of the United States, shall hereafter
comprise, in addition 10 the usual personal
examination, test Of horsemanship to be
made under the direction of the mastering
officer and no person shall be mustered into
the cavalry service who does not exhibit good
borsemsnship and practical knowledge OF
the ordinary care and treatment Of horAes
BY Order Of the Secretary Of War
Il D. TowSsGsD Z
Assistant Adj General
4 Capt Wash. W Woodward, and Lieut. Val
Fries, are ealistiLg a Cavalry company for
The new requsitiou, and men who desire to
join their company will see the reasonable
demand the service makes on their intel
genee' These gentlemen are well posted IN
the service. oall at The Court House aud sec
them. ...ll..J e.a il.lt l ....
atHsg .Ei..f.aa 49, sa.4 s s.st ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
TRUSTEES sALE.-Wh.r.a,. on III. 2s.h

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whsreas, on the 18th
day Of January, A. D 1861, David Crismaa
and Elissbetb A. Crismsn. his wife exeeutsd IN.
TO George 8 G. Dow. :. Trustee, esr'si. deed Of
trust, conveying to said rustes the land in Cedar
county, low. described - follows to-wN. The
east half Of the south east quarter and the south
esst quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
No twelve (l9) and the east half Of the south
vest quarter Of the south wess quarter Of section
No fourteen ga 90 oil in Township No. .evsr ~
sth =. N. Also the south-west quarter Of the
north west quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section No thirty I've Us in township No. eighty
ESQ., range three (S) est, which said convt ysnce
vas made BY the said David Crisuan asd wife
Tor 70. ps'p"s. 81 ..se :s The Of certain
By said David Crisman, and dated the 3S,b dsy
II January, 4. d. 1861, and three Of which wsss
payable % tollows: Each for the sum of thirty.
i've dollars. due in six, twelve and eighteen
months from date. to the order Of Au.tin orbin,
fully described in the Deed Of Trust, which isse.
corded in book G. Of osstCegsa. pags 3os, Csdss
eosoGv rsesrds.te which ssforsess 9 nads fas fsll
d escsiptsons.
And nov Mid a,st described ssass baviag -.
some due and payable, ssd The ssid David Chs.
y. Dow Trustse - Aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that By virtue Of the power which
j. 10 me vested By ssid deed Of Trust, will, On
Monday, the 9Th day OF August, 4. D. l.e2, ct
the hosr Of nine o'clock IN the fossneon Of sid
snpoft expose and offer for aals, ae publis auc.ioa
for cash the parcels Of land shove describes. or 20
much thereof - shall b necessary 70 satisfy and
pay the amount Of said notss With The istsrest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with oil the
costs and expenses sste ding ssid ssls. costs Of
this notice and trustees Tees.
Dated the 9Th dsy Of JsIy, 4. D. 1851.
GEORGE B. G. DOW,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VX7HEREAS, % the 9Th day Of October, 4.
wv d. 1855. John Atoltsnbssg executed unto
samuel Sylvester, ~ Trustee, . certain Iced sf
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in scots
county, lows, dsserib. - follows, ,o-wit; The
south halt Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirsy-6vs $50 in township number seventy mine
(79) north If range number two (2) east 9th r.
NJ, which Wa made 70 secure the purchase money
upon said land, which said conveyance WAS aade
BY the said 5t0tsnbsvg Tor thspurposs Of sscsrisg
the payment Of eight certain promissosy notes and
the interest thereon. egnsd By said Siolltsnbsrg,
dated The 9Th day Of October, 4. d. 1859. and
amounting in al 70 the sam Of eighteen hundred
dolla1s.
And now six Of the notes having become
dse and payable, aod the ssid Stollten' elg having
s.iIea ~ ply the ssms, Trustee
~ Aforesaid hereby give this public notice shss
BY vir' ue Of the power which . In - vssted b.
said Decd Of Trust, will, on Saturday the ID day
ef August, A. b. 1859, at the boar Of
two o'clock in the afternoon Of aid day,
1t the Court House door. in the city
Of Davenport, expose and o6er for sals, st
public auction, the parcel Of land shove described,
or % much thereof - shall - necessary % sa,is.
~ and pay the amount Of said notes With the In
terest thereon 10 the day Of SALE together with ell
the costs and expenses attsndine ssid sale. costs
Of this notice aAd Trustee, fees.
Dated tho 6th day Of July, A. D. 1869.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
Trustee.
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svNkUSTEES SALE. WAeraaa. IN The Ar
day Of Maya. D. 1850. Jaoss cpese. ~ M.
garet his wife, executed unto Howard Derlin. -
- Trustee. :. sss;.in 'eed Of Trss. soavsyise =
scribsd - iolloss, to-wia: The vet half Of the
south-west quarter Of section four (41 in tov..
ship seventy mine (79) north Of rsnse Az *,
east Of the 18th r n. Also the sest kalf Of IL
north. west quarter and the south west Quarter Of
the no th.west qass'es q section one q and the
section two ~ In township ssvsnty-nins (7s)
north Of range fosr (+) east Of the 6sh PM. 10
acres, which ssid sonvsyases - recorded in book
-" Of mortgages u page Ais Of the records q
said eosatyya.d was made By The said james Spser
Il swo certain pseniasesy seess ed he isseesss
thereon. te:vis: Oas si9asd b ~ JAnse 0poee.
favor Of ". Tovaseed. 1sssd he Oh day Of M.
D 1859. and payable In one yses thsrsaitss fss
the san Of two hssdrsd and twenty dollars (023s)
Of twenty dollars ($1o), and one sieasd 81 The
said James Spses and John Cul6srt>op, dated
June 18th, 1859, favor Of lsaso Jackson. for ~
sum Of $l625, on which ss,d note the istereet ~
been paid - March BIB, 1861, and $50 on eeeoant
Of the principal.
And nov. said notes haviae bscemsdrs and nav
able, and the said james 6pssr and John cul-
bertson having failed . pay The cane. /, Howard
Darlington, Trustee - Aforesaid do hereby give this
bubble . eS':; that ,:. K wi ';s: IL.
1869, st the hour Of Tea O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, 81 the Court House door, in The city
Of Davenport, EXPOSE and oGer for sale ae pablo
suction, the parcels Of land shove described or %
much thereof ~ shall b necessary to satisfy and
tsrsst thereon % the day q ale together With eli
costs and sxpsnsss attending said sale cost Of this
notice and Tgustss's fees.
Dated the asa day q Jane, 4. D., 1889.
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

EOPTY MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
Z to Ciroinnat,, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express Trains leave West SIDE Unir De-
pot, Chicago, Is follows:
At A NJ. daily, except sunday.
At Clio p n, nsily, except Saturday.
Arrive at l0:45 A N, and 10:45 ~
Through to Cincinnati and In iirnspslis without
change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cas- On Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati, eleven .ours.
Through tickets may b. obt.inel 81 the principal
Railroad Offices in the Nsrth- w est. and the Com
he Sher an house. >' "nssf
JOHN BRANDT Gent Sup's,
C.E. FOLLETT, Gen1 Ticket Ag't
d7 Nh MOOR ,Ag't, Chicago.
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RAILROADS..


Mississippi and Missouri Ralrool
sUaasse An8ANo8mEnr 9. uses.
lSsiss ~ b 0kieeoe eins. saieA = sssiss -.
ssss Jasesv 1ss Dsss.pou tias.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY sr..
~ los2s aa1 ontil further nodes, pasosseee
tsaias vim leave Dsvsaposs - follow:
7.lo 4. 4. See Victor aad wasAinstoe.
1aAlxs ARaIvS AZ DAvnron9 - vollovA
$50 ?. =. from vietee aad Washingsoa.
looming trains nut u Davenport viii make direct
sennsetioes q Victor, Iowa city and Washi1s.
~ With the Western Stag CsnpAay' stages "a
~. points West.
Trains from the Wet eon,sct q Davenport
~'th tsains Of the Chicago and Rsek Island kail
& I'D for I'll points East, NOrth and Hsuth.
Passenger ar reminded Of the necessity a
wing distinct directions - 70 the dsstinasioa q
ns,r bsssags. also 70 psoeurssioksts before takina
heir 0o0ts In the csr0.
JOHN 2. TRACY, 0sn1 Sup't.
4. KunAIi, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Nay ID, lSe3.-dtf
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.Arrlvas asA Departure Of The nails.
Posfoys.cs A. DAvsx1oRf, IOWA.
zskss affect Monday. xxsy sth. 1892. 81 4. L.

zGkss !Vees ASHddy, - ss"' 1oOSs - -
EAsrssx NAn-via Z l. RI a.Cleess q :
o'clock Closes ss o'clock way .aiI
closes q 4. = Wey nail arrives .. - ee,o9 y
j; Through mail arrives O ~ %. VOC =
Through mall arrives st ~ r A-SuGda. ]"
sspted.
Wssrssx NAn-via n MRR-Cosss ct z
e'elosk 4 \ !; arrives u * o'clock \. Sssdays
Nox1nsan MAlL-vis Lyons 4 Caaasshs-
Closes 1t e'elsek p n ssTivessse o'clock Pm.
SoCTnBaN AAILcVis Steeo paeks tD-elooeo q
. o'e'oek r n arrives o'sleek 1 n,
NosfnsHx 1Au-vis lDsWits : 1sqsoketa-
Closes Sunday. aesdaZ ed Jhsss1ay q o'clock
Pa arrives Tuesday, Thussday and Saturday q
RoUrs No. ioss,-vi. B,sslens, sss-c,...,
4onday. Wednesday end Fridey - O'clock r n
arrives Tsssdsy, Th1ssday nd oasurday q
kevrs 10. lssls -vis Tipsea-Oee,s f~a.aav
ed Friday 3 = o,s'oss y arrives Tuesday ~
RosTs No. lOeH-vis PsHhle-C1eeee ek;dsy
q o'clock y arrives 0asasiuy 6 essaeek
ROWS Ma. lesSo-via Aasarese 4 VALIANT
!eek,.Clo:es fAsssday ais 4 assivss fIsss-
day st Il o'clock n.
aoUns-O1es epen q : e'elssk 4 n; ssssssl
delivery closed q ~ oelosk r r., slssss as
oelaekP j. O1es opsa . Sunday ffsa y
10 o'eloeI n. ~
- A. The psissipsl sails - saessd y aail
Road, "a The tino - oeotod h. ne o6svo Doe3eo,
VIII b Ram koAD 1urD, ~ d0ek = Tie S0p9.
intondants o0eo, n 3 Oepe4 eelag ~ Ooaa1s
asd. CAA6- 4. 8kDelD0B. 7. =.
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P,ttsblrg, Fl. Wayne / Chicago
RAIL II o A ID.
~
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting With the great
PENNsYLVANZA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Kew York, Philadslphia, Baltimore and wash.
ngton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvan New jersey, New York, Maryland. DO:
Merchants BY taking this route, will hsye the
advantage of Ill the eastern markets ct no sddi-
uonal cost.
Daggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland + Lake
shore X r. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and Ill the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janssville, Newark, Mount Vernon,
S4eubenvills and Wheeling, and interior towns
q Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect ct Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield. Urbano, Day.
sen and Cincinnati. Also with trains ct Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
4aso - lev - say ether Roaeoe
Passenger bound east will And this route both
Dieasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving 1t Chicago On any of the
seeds, viii find attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t al the principal ticket on
- in tho West, and st tho Compeny's ONCE, cor
Ger Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
He particular to ask for tickets BY Fort Wsyne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
Nsn'l Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
J. b. AooR., Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds will DO carried from Chica-
20 TO eli points East At Ill times, at - low rates
- any other Railroad route. ssp2y-du