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yet whether he is falling back 10 aa interior
position or crossing the river.
We may safely claim victory.
(Signed,) GEo. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major. General.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 19.-l12 o'clock, A.
M.-The battle was resumed this morning.
pssy now h heard a.
received.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.
IirApQuARrKRs OF rHs ARMY OF rnE PoronAc,
Sept io-i0t o'clock, AN.
MAJ. Gen. Hulleck.:
pleasonton is driving the enemy across
the river. Our victory was complete. The
enemy is driven bac; into Virginia. Mary.
land and Pennsylvania are now safe.
(Signed,) G. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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The Scene of the Late Battle.

The battle Of 'Mddletown Heights" or
South Mountain Pass was fought in one
of the most beautiful spots in Maryland. -
The valley which stretches out between the
hills of the Blue Ridge range forms an open.
ing into the Cumberland region towards
Chambersburg, and is described as being
very romantic and picturesque From the
lower chain of hills opposite to that which
the enemy held, and over the intervening
valley. the battle was witnessed by civilians
with the utmost safety. 1t is said to have
been magnificent sight. For one and two
miles along the mountain ridges the fash of
the eneniy's columns was visible, and when
the smoke lifted the maneuvGring Of the
men could be easily seen on both sides. -
The bayonet charges Of the Ohio regiments
are described as being very terrific and
grand. The fearful loss in some Of them
shows their determined efforts to take the
enemys batteries. -lWash. Cor N. Y.
Comme rcial.
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say-TAxEs FOR 1862. The Count

spTAxEs FOR 1862. The County
Treasurer will visit the Townships for the
purpose of collecting Taxes. Commencing
with, Smith Township, Monday, Oct. 9th
Washington Township, Tuesday, Oct. 7th,
Wayne Township, "Wednesday, Oct. 9Th
Somerset Township, Thursday, Oct. 9th ;
Warren Township, Friday, Oct. 10th I;
Goshen Township, Saturday, Ost llth ;
Coleraiu Township, Monday, Oct. 18th
Wheeling Township, Wednesday, Oct. 18th;
Flushing Township, Thursday, Oct. l6,h
KiEkggCd Township, Friday, Oct l1th
gN9s TqS,iship, Saturday, October 18th
Ycrk Township, Tuesday, October 22nd
Mead Township, Wednesday, October 23d
Prltney Township, Thursday October oath
PeSss Township, Friday, October 25,h.
,Onc,iourth Of the Taxes will be required
in specie, Currency on the State Bank Of
Ohio; Treasury Notes and Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, payable in
Wheeling, will be taken.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

sG- Bob. CHAMBERS, the Butternut can
didste for Representative, refused to sign
the paper which has been in circulation
through this County, pledging its sgners to
indemnify the Commissioners, should the
Legislature fail to pass law authorizing
County Commissioners to levy tax to pay
bounty to volunteers.
We presume Mr. Boger signed it. Since
Chambers has refused to sign this paper, Of
course he will vote against any such law
Robert either thinks $l3 month enough
for our brave volunteers, or else he thinks
they should all be at homo.
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aelmont Chrpnieie.
Local Matters.
ssy-SAD DEATH.--A son of Michae
Umbenhour, of Loydsville, met a sad deatl

say-SAD DEATH.--A son Of Michael
Umbenhour, Of Loydsvlle, met sad death
a, Monday evening. The particulars, as
IT, We can gather them, are as follows
Hl&snt out cunning in the evening, and
did not return. His parents got uneasy
about him, and made search, but were un-
able to find him, and were compelled to give
ap the search. He had taken little dog
with him, and about O'Clock in the morn.
ing the dog returned to the house. The
whining OF the dog awoke Mr., Umbenhour,
and he got up. The dog Immediately start
cd off, 80 fast that Mr.. Umbenhour had to
call him back once or twice. He followed
the dog to the woods, about quarter Of a
mile from his house, near the National
Road. where he found his son dead. He
was shot through the bowels. 1t is sup
posed he was in the act of crossing run,
near which he was lying, and was accident
ally shot. A Coroner's inquest was held by
Esq. Kitchener. We have not learned the
verdict.
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Frightfu1 Accident--Explosion of
the Allegheny Arsenal.-Over 75
Persons Killed.

PIrrsBURs, Sept. ia frightful ex-
plosion occurred at the United States Ar
senal this afternoon, at two o'clock in a
large frame building known as the Labora-
tory. About l76 boys and girls were en-
ployed in the building at the time of the
disaster, of whom rs or so We're killed. One
explosion followed another until the entire
building was destroyed .
Those who could not escape at the time
were burned up. The scene was most ap-
palling. Dead bodies lying in heaps as they
had fallen, and in some places where the
heat was intense, whitened bones could be
seen through the smoke and flames. In
other places large masses of blackened flesh
were visible. Up the present time sixty.
three bodies have been taken from the ruins.
The cause Of the explosion is not known,
but IL is admitted by all to be accidental.
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Saturday, Oct. as, IsS0.

Saturday, Oct. a5, lsG3,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock p
NJ, OF sa day al the front door of the Court House in
'ha town OF 81 Cairsve,the following Real Esia,c
wit
Situate in tho County OF Belmont and State o, Ohio
aud aipil.ns the ow al Marinsville. and being peri
the N. w qnnrr ol fractional Section 23 Township
Range =, aud bounded follows: begnning on the
hh side Of JeHrrson Street in sail town. the ie
tw icn Sections % aud 70. North OF an Elm twelve
incues IN dianatcr; thence North | deg West i4a75
poles to the middle OF the Martipsvile ad Mt Pleasant
Plank Road thence by the middle OF said Road North
10 deg Fast 20 poles thence - deg East poles thence
North 6l deg; East poles, 0 deg T. poles; thence
No7h 75 d'grcess East pds: thence North
thence leaving said Plank Rond South ~ deg East liO
thence South GO deg West 2j poles thence South a. deg
West poles 10 tic said Jefferson street and thence with
il South 81 6. West Il poles to lle hcginnng coain-
ing d acres and 1854 perches with the Gprer,cnances,
and being the land conveyed by the said Zane by
deed oi mortgage 10 ore Thomas II. Gcnin The nj owe
described premises will I've sold hi eight separate lots
complete de5crp on OF each together with the amount,
Will lie found onar at the Clerks olhce per Survey
made by w r Va'relt, Esq
Also los e gnae and known as Iots 15e, 1Gi aud
l62 OF The plat OF Zulrs addition TO the OF Martins
vile Belmont county. Ohio
Also piece Of ground bounded ms follows. Com
mencihg NJ the Northeast OF lot 1884, In Zane's
addition 10 snd town thence Fast 80 'eei TO the River
bank thence South to Mihroi street; thence West 10
ee 10 the > T. corner OF 10, 1872 thence 10 the place
OF begnning-supposed to contain one acre. more or
less.
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The Black Regiments.

Gen. Hunter positively denies that he
! has ever said or .intimate1 that the black
regiments of South Carolina were in any
, manner or to any extent "a failure on the
contrary, he asserts that they showed them
selves excellent soldiers and is rejoiced that
the Government has at last adopted his pol
icy, by authorizing the equipment and arm.
ing Of FIVE regiments of negroes in the district
where it had previously refused them.
i, He says that if this course had been taken
from the first he might have had $50, ,O0C
, defenders Of the Union to-day upon the
soil ofthe South.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

sD RoBBRRY. On Saturday night the
boot and shoe shop of Rem. Barr, in Mar
tipsville,e was broken open and robbed of
everything it contained. The thieves took
boots and shoes to the amount Of about one
hundred dollars
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

a6T TIrKETs. Tho Union tickets are be-
ing printed, and will be ready for distribu
ton this week. Our friends should see
that these Tickets are properly distributed
Ia their Townships. I..t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

asT Hon. John A. Bingham addre ssed
our people 1.-THE Court House on Saturday
night. lie made a magnificent speech, and
completely swept away the base charges
which have bsen made against him by a
malignant partizap press.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

D|HARnrsoN -CeUNrY FAIR. The
managers of the Harrison County Fair, will
accept our thanks for complimentary tick
etto their Fair, which comes of at Cadiz on
the lst, I'd and Sd days of October. The
Harrison County Fairs are among the best
in the State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

B%CoRREcT IT.-Some of the Union pa
pers of the State (the Athens Messenger
among the numher) have Mr.. Kennon' $
name printed William s. Kennon. 1t
should be Wilson s. Kennon. Mr.. Ken
mons name should be printed correctly OH
all the tickets voted.
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Assignee's Notice.

rJNHE CREDITORS OF wADDELI. 4 BALL will
l. take notice that the 18Th day OF May 1862 The
undersigned appointed by the Probate Court OF Bel
mon, County, Ohio, Trustee OF seld Wadde Ball lot
the benefit o their creditors Crcdi'ofs viii therefore
present their claims, legally authenticated within six
Sept H.. ls02
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PROCL AM ALTON

Is HEREBY MADE 10 the qualified voters OF
Belmont County. Ohio, iha, general eeoon will be
held, as required by law. on the SECOND TUESDAY.
being the I4t day OF October A. d. 1902 at the several
places Of holding general elections In said County aud
You will then and there proceed 10 vote by bullo for
One Judge OF the supreme Couu or the State Of Ohio
Que Secretary OF state for the state Of Ohio;
One Attorney. General for the State OF Ohio;
One School Commissioner for the State OF Ohio;
One Member OF the Board of Public Works for the
STINT, of Ohio;
One Member OF Congress for the lG, Disnci composed
OF the counties OF Belmoat Guernsey Noble Harrison
and TuscarawRS;
One Representative in the General Assembly Of Ohio
for the county II Belmont;
One Sheriff for the county OF belmont;
One Clerk OF the Common Pleas and Dstric, Courts
for the county OF Belmont;
One Auditor for the county Of Belmont;
One Recorder tor the county Of Belmont;
One Commissioner for the county Of Belmont;
One Surveyor for the county Of belmont and
One Director Of Mfrmary ior the county OF Belmont
The Trustees OF the several Townships are hereby
tilted that the following number Of Jurors apporon-
ed 10 their Townships respectively. md that they are re.
qred 10 select tho said number and make r2turn thereof
to the Clerk OF the Court oi Common Pleas together with
the Poll Book, within two days after the said Second
ala ,f n, a,.r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

GEN. HINDMAN is supposed to he in North.
western Arkansas, organizing force to
march on Missouri. He is reported to have
twenty-five thousand men and forty pieces
of artillery.
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AYE RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingf Arc you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your Feelings un-
coinfortsblei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. some 1T of
sickness Ia creeping upon you,
and should he avsrted by 4
timely use Of the right rem.
sdy. Take Ayers Pills, aud
cleanse out the tfisordored bu.
mors purify the bIoci, aud
let the nuids move On nnoI.
structed In health agnin.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivIty, purify tho sysieui from
tia ob<frttcli0nl which mako
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r. @. LADD

T/EEPs CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale
n Woodruff Patent Portsblc BAro,a-
eter. In this Instrument combined cheapness, ac-
curacy, simplicity durability, portability and fneness Of
finish. . ~. .s q
UJ-Circulars, containing cut and description OF the
Barometer certificates, &c, sent BY mail free Address
x. c. IADD, Short Greek. Ohio
Sole Ascn, for the Counties OF Harrison Belmont and
Jefferson.
JOSEPH HARRIS, of the ST. Clairsvle Nurseries,
keeps full assortment Of the above Baromsiers for
sale r3im'
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The Rebels driven from MARYLAND

The Rebels driven from Maryland.
III WAsHINaToN, Sept. lg-The following
dispatch it will be seen is dated two hours
earlier thanthe message. announcing the
Anal result: sansrn
e''s HEADevssrrss or THE ARMY or THE Poroxac,
ss.,-. ,ft,se l,,r, =. i.L,.,, Septeruberl9. 1at2
" To MAJ. 0en Halec1, General in- CHisf
But little occurred yesterday except skir.
, 81 naishing.F- E2y @ ,
Last night the enemy abandoned his po
sitiop. leaving bis dead and wounded on the
az We are again III pursuit do not know
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
.Gst9nSssisIraf0r's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that nj the Proba,,
1N Court for Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed aud qualified MS Administrator o the estate o
jacob Coss, d, ceused, 'ae of Belmont county. Ohio
All those imiebed said estate Requested 10 max
immediate payment; und those having claims afains
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
d. f. HOWELL Admir-.
Sept. ls, 1869.
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Asslgnee's go,ice.

,rHE cRgDrfoRs or JosErIIUs wADDEif
l. will take notice that the i9,h day ~ MAY. lGq
The undersigned was appointed by tho PROBATE Coun o.
3euom County, Ohio. Trustee or said Josephus v ad
cli for The benefit of his creditors. Crcprs will there
.ose present iler claims, legally within III,
Sept II, Iag2
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Sherihf'S Sale,

Sheriff S Sale.
John Welsh Trustee, RY VIRTUE of an or;
Mary McMuen, ct al. from the Cour of Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio will sell, on
Saturday, Oct. rs, 1S62,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p
NJ OF said day at the front door OF the Court House in
the Town of 81 Calrsve, the following Real Estate, 10
wit; The undivided one-half OF Lot No. in Block No
., in Bellare City, Belmont County, Ohio
Appraised at 81 rs
Terms cash. p. LOCHARY Sheriff.
shera's ofice,s Cairsville Sept rs, is62-sa so
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Notice
10 TownshIp Treasurers

ME AUGUST rAPpORTIONMENTo Of school, Town.
ship snh Road Pui.l. Tor the different Townsips il
now ready for distribution.
r. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor.
Sept. ~, 1852
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MASONIC and 1. q. o. +, CALEyDA n

MASONIC and l. U. o. r. CALENDAR
81, ciAirsvills Chapter, No. II, evsi Areh>~
Mason', meets every Fridry ng 90 OF
after the full moan n
d. g. NEaswAssr, ssc,y ~
belmont 10 -ge, No. Id, Fste and Assepsed Masons
MEETS every "Wednesday wang preceding ,,s
Sn ntan, W. Z, kESSoS, w. ~
D. q, 'NEswAsoER, Ses'y
Mystic iolge, No ieo. / q, Q. =. n,.ao --,x-...-
every Monday eyaninl. KA SIA
WM. J. CRyNung Sec'y. WA >
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Sale OF Real
Estate.
THINNING

I r you want repairing Of any kind in ths TIMING
\ LINE done promptly and reasonably, call on
tps5 HUGH HARRIS.
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Sheriff's Sale.

Isaac Holloway PY VIRTUE Of vendi TO me
VS.. IL directed IRON the Court OF Com
Minor Howell, mon Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio
Isrea Howell will sell at the front door OF the
Jas Humphrey Cour House, in the town Of ST. Clars-
vile, on .. ... t...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

DEPARTMENT or fHk lhJkuoRy
Washington, D. c., 7th Feb, 1866 !
sR have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made thsn and cannot hesitate
say thoy tho best entartc employ. Their iegu
laing actiou the liver IL quick and decided coss-
queny they are admirable remedy for derauscms
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of
bilious disease obstinate that Il did readily yield
them. kraternally yours, AI0NZU BALL, 81. D.,
off fIs al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-07
4 RRIYALS AND DEP AEII III.
OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train ieavea aaliy Sundays excepted at
7. 90 a. IL. and arrives al 4aD y. IL,
Western Train leaves daily tsundayK exteptea) al
TOO a. III aud 800 y. H., and arrives ut i2ov and
seop, M.
At Hamilton Depot, 7 rains the NsbAs Valley
Railroad arrisu dAiiy except sundays at4o'eloek
IN. and depart daily sundassexcepted ais 30 a. m
Eas~es con meet wiIAt AthtscitA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-07
The Record OF n Traitor.

We publish below copies OF letters on
HE In the Department OF State from Geo.
w. Jones to jefferson Davis and Hon. j
F. Morse, Of Louisiana 1t was in con
sequence Of thc'e letters falling into tire
hands Of the Secretary Of State tha, the
leader of the Y Vallandichammer of Iowa
was arrested ard imprisoned.
Such shameless, barefaced, perjured
treason as these letters reveal, need no
comment at our han ds, SAKE that NE ven
ture to suggest that the chief leaders Of
the Vallandigham movement under the
motto Of sthe Constitution as it is and the
Union as II was" are not one whit better
or more loyal at heart than Jones hinl-
self.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-07
1 lOST-OIFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrival oflhe mails,

Arrival of the Mails.
Eastern Aailarfiyes daily (sundsys excepted }y In
Plymouth, at O'clock, p.
st.Louis and Southern Mail arriyesdall ly( MONDAYS
exceptedJ at bpm.
Western hsiarriyes daily (ercepts raay syatIaoo
O'Clock,
Darlington AAiiarriyes dAill teASt; sLld1t. 4t4
opna.
csrshageand riy n outt Mailarry, Iuly Bali.f.
erfeptcdj al s,p.m.
Charleston Mati u sts1-seeAl5 ARRIVES T4ssi.ys,
TIursdays ARD fagufdbys ,at pm.
Closing of the Mails.
Eastern all closes daily Except satur ep
st. Louisa Southern haileiosesd daily tsaiurday >
excepted)at -. m.
Burlington haiicloses daily te2eeltsAturdaysl at
p.
Western Mail closes daily leAeept Saturdays ~ q, 6
O'Clock y.
Carthagesnd PiymoGth mailelosesdaiiyt tssturdays .
sIe.ptedlat pm
Charleston AaiIltrt-weekiy1 e!oser mcnday " ed
hesdays rnd Fridays, attain.
III TIC Post ofAee will be open on sundsysfrom
Nto39'cioet,a J.B HoWELL,P. Nj.
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LEGATION u. s., Bogota, IN. g., !
May IL, 1867.
Ny NOBLE AND VERY DEAR FRIEND -

MY NOBLE AND VERY DEAR FRIEND
In consequence Of the continuance of
the horrible cisll war which still continues
TO be wa.ed in this distracted and divided
Republic, and the interruption of all mail
communication from the United States
and elsewhere, did not receive your kind
and highly priced letter of the Goth OF
January last until the 18th ult, and then
at Honda, to wEich place repaired my.
self expressly for the purpose Of receiving
my dispatches, letters, newspapers, &c,
which had heard were there. 1t took
me three days travelling over almost i'm
passible mountains to get to Honda, but
Was well repaid for my trouble, as ! re-
ceised some 20 letters from my wife aad
children, besides some 70 others from my
Government and old friends, with some
200 newspapers, all of which have offered
me both pleasure and heartfelt pain to
read.
did not come across the valedictory
speeches of yourself, dear Clay, Mallory
and Yulee, until yesterday, / devoured
them all with greedy appetite. but not
without the shedding of tears, dear friend
when | read the farewell of yourself, es-
peclally as so patheticalIy expressed in
your last speech in the Senate, as well as
in that of the 10th of January, when you
SO beautifully depicted TO your fellow SEN
ators and the world the situation Of the
country and the dangers which are threat
enipgIt.
You may well say, as you do in your
letter to me, that you "know you (D will
sympathize with us (you. /"
How can | feel otherwise, dear old
friend, college mate and colleague, than
sympathlze for you and the people whom
you represent on such OCCASION. Born
in what they tauntingly call free State
Indiana, brought up in Missouri, and
educated there and in Kentucky, and
having resided for the last thirty-four
years IN Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa,
! cannot but be well acquainted with the
principles, feelings and actions Of the par
ties to the contest which is now going on
IN my beloved country.
When | went to Wisconsin. aud sissin-
ava Mound, then Michigan, / took with
me my servants, whom, 1T their reouests.
purchased, they having been born In
Illinois, and made slaves under the ordi.
nance of 1857. Abolitionists, who like
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversaud Farmers " III fad this the mo st adyxn-
tageous route for Live Stock. Gapaeious Y&pds weH
wHtsred and sappIsed with every convenience, have
be opened this line ith and every
attention Ii paid TO their wants From Harrisburgh
where viii be found every coDyenence Tor feeding
addressing, choice H. offered OF the PHlLADEL-
PHIA,N YORK and BALTIMORE MARkETS.
Thiswill also be found the shortest, quickest and
most direct route for Stock to New l0rk-Isia Allen
town and with fewer cha nges than an. other.
EAOCH LEWIS, General supt, Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. HOUPT Gen. Ticker Ast Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight a Agt., Philado iphia
jan94daw
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8 DAILY TRAINS
FROM PHILADELPHIA FIG NEW i0Rh CITY.
Tickets for Sale to Boston by Boat or Rail.
Boat Tickets Good ON any - the
Sound Lines.
Fare to all points as low 40 any route.


+ r. e @ IL rs.
By thisroute, Freigbts of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phiisdciphir. New ferh, Boston or
Baitimore, TO or from aRy point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, KENTUCKY. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa Missouri BY kAiLRoAD DIRECT
The Pcnnsytvania Railroad xiso connscss ut Pitts.
burg with steamers, by which Goods be forward
Tennessee Cum beflaBd Iiineis, Wisconsin Misais-
sippi, Missouri, kansAs, Arkansas. and Red Rivers;
and III Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago withstuam-
ers to alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpo
| tion OF their Rreightto this Company rely with
confidence on It's speedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
To and from any point in he West by the Pennsyi-
| vaniA Central Railroad, are at all tiucs AS IA
VORARLE AS ARE CHARGED BY UTHERKAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
| IL Be particular to mark packages, ''vIA PExs.
CENTRAL X. R.nsIu
For Freight coniTactsor Shipping Direct ions sp-
ply to or address either Of the following Agen ofthe
o"1pankf r SASS. s, lo.i.. .mI,.op,,.
u. A STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkEt CO., Trans sfer a gents, -
II. w. BROWN 90, Cincinnati, %.
R.C. NELDRUM / CO., Madison, Ind.
J. E.MooRR, louisville, Ky.
w. ". AlkMAS CO., Evansville, Ind.
ChAHKE Il Co., Chicago Ill.
w. 81 r.. l.. LANGLEY ,Gallipolis %.
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HALL 81 CO., Marietta, o.
II ). PIERCE L. CO., zahesv He o.
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j. r. JOHNSON, Ripley. U.
JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky.
q. l.. HEATUN, Cleveland, O..
r. c. MELDRUM, Genf Travelling Ag'ttor
the South and West.