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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 10. Lieut..
Wise, commanding the Potomac
fotilla, in his official report to the
Navy Department, confirms the ru-
NOR Of the abandonment Of the reb
el batteries at Cock Point, Shipping
and other Points, along the Potomac,
and also the burning of the steamer
Page and other rebel craft. Lieut..
Wise arrived this z. NJ bringing
desratches from Fortress Monroe.
But few particulars have vet trans.
pirej, rs his interview is not closed.
The following items ere relieble.
Captain Sadiford WAS engaged in
q court martial and not on board the
Cumberland. Lieut.. j. B Smith.
son OF Com. Smith waa on board the
Congress, and is killed. Tho loss
in killed, drowned and wounded and
missing is supposed to be one hun
dred. Lieut.. Worden, who handed
the Monitor 30 skilfully is here in
the hands Of a Surgeon. lie was
10 the pilot honse OF the Monitor,
when tho Mcriimac dir,cte a
whole broadside Mt II, and received
his inJnries from the minnie frag
ments Of shells tni the powder
which were driven through the look
ont holes. Lieut.. Worden WAS stun.
ned by the concussion and carried
away. On recovering he asked
"Have Isave1 the Min oeota?" TIE
reply was, "Yes and whipped the
Merri,nac." To which he answered.
"then don't care what becomes Of
mel! Ilis injuries are not suppos-
ed to be dangerous. The Nlinncso.
Ia WIS eventually got IF, ind tow.
ed under the guns ol Fortress Mon
roe. The loss Of 100 killed, given
you in a former despatch, was on
board the Cuht erland. The crew of
the Congress is scattered and there
are no means Of ascertaining her loss
at present. The Naval authorities
and experts here are confident that
the Merrimac is disabled, and that
the Monitor is adequate to her in
every respect.
There is 10 longer any d"ub. t'a at
the rebels have evacuated Center.
vile, Winchester, and other import.
ant points. indicating a general TALL
ing back OF their forces.
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A Good Months Work.

The progress Of the srmys of the
Union in the month just closed is
mcst cheering. Counting in the
victories Of Mill Spring, Kektucky
with which the ball opened - which
occurred in the last OF January, bu,
was not half told or half appreciat-
ed til the fret of February -and we
have the following glorious record Of
the months work:
/. Defeat OF q Z'llicoffer anl Cri.
tenden at Mill Spring, Ky.
S. Capture Of Roanoke lslana,
Edenton, and Elizabeth City. n. c..
aud occupation oi the raiIr ,ad to Nor
folk. 70
8. Pursuit of Price. from Spring
field, Mo to Fayetteville, Arkansas
with half u dozen victories OH the
route.
4. Capture Of Fort Henry Tenn.
5. Capture Of Fort Donelsor
Tenn.
6. Retreat Of the rebels from Bow.
ling Green, KY, ard Clark4vill,
and Nashville, Tenn. .aud the occupa
ton OF these places by the national
forces.
Z. Evacuation of Columbus, Ky.
by the rebels.
s. Occupation of Cumberland
Cab by the Union for es.
In the b,ttles OF the month we kill
cd one redel General and captured
four. with . gvest number of iyferi
or officers, some 10000 men, abouI
the same number OF guns, some 20C
cannon, and munitions and army
supplies to the value of millions o
dollars, while all the rebel gunboatt
90 the Norte Carolina waters and
the Tennessee river have been taket
or destroyed.
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TnE ClCrrArION on MANA.sAs.

THE OCCUPATION OF MANASSAS.
Five rebels were captured To- Jay
and thirteen YESTERDAY, making III
total captured 10y the Grand a,my in
Manassas. No,hina valuable was
found in the huts. 1t is strongly be-
licved that the rebels, Tor months,
have been evacuating. They were
never more than 10000 strong here.
MCCLELLAN CEA,ING TO De GENERAL.IN
CHIEF.
Mcclellan will to morrow cease tu
be General in Chief. Secretary Stan
ton will issue "A general order an
nouncing the change.
THE EMANCIPATION RE;oLUTIDN.
The emancipation rcsu utIon re
commended by the President, pass
cd the House by SO to 81. Fisher
of Delaware, was the only border
State yea dy speech and vote,
Olin, in the course Of a two sided
speech said rather than let the South
go he'd have the country IA wilder
ness and desolate.
Hickman made strong speech
saying that the message was unwor
thy a ful! grown man, but mean
the border States must sell out OF
take the consequences. They pre-
ierred slavery TO Union, and wcrc
held in only by fear.
Crittenden said it was introducing
an element of discord. He WAS in
structed by the border State c.ucu
this morning, to ask postponemen
until they could have further time t.
consider.
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CHANGE OF WAR Policy. The re.
cent rebels Disasters have very much
alarmed them: their newspapers are
loud in their complaints against
hose whose councils have thus tar
prevailed, in the management OF tho
rebellion. Ii is now asserted that
their policy is to be changed from Il
defensive to an aggressive one, and
that jeff. Davis himself is spout to
take the field. A CORRESPONDENT u,
Washington, of the Baltimore Sun,
corroborates this report by saying
that it has been rumored there Ior a
day or two, that the policy OF the
Confederate States in regard to the
conduct OF the war is about to bt
changed, in consequence OF their re-
cent defeats. and that they are soon
to concentrate their entire military
force upon some one or two points
The message OF Mr.. Davis itsel
indicates snch change as having be
come necessary for the reason tina
they had attempted too much. Th'
next campaign, according to som,
intim ations, will be directed towar,
an invasion OF Ohio and PeEnsylvs
MIA.
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L,rIrs' Arp.-The meeting Of the Lal"s'
Aid Society, last Tuesday evening, was very
largely attended, anil vas in all respects
one Of the best evenings since the organza.
tion. We cannot urge the claims Of this
Society too strongly upon the attention OF
our rraders. But for this and similar organ
izations, tens of thousands Of sick and
wounded soldiers would have died in the
hospitals. Every one should attend the
meetings of the Society, AMI every one
should contribute literally to it. Meetings
regularly every Tuesday evening, in Gage S
hall.
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DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
EnlDcTiaI Wine BittcrS

Arc prepared by an eminent and skIllfnl Ply.
stefan who has used them successfully IN his
practice for the last twenty i've yeats. The
proprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
right tn manufacture and sell DR. J. Bnvee
Dnds' Celebrated Imperial Wine IIiticrs, had
them tested by two distinguished medical
rlciiiinners. who pronounced them Il valu.
able remedy Tor disease.
Although the medical men of the country,
rs general thing, diSdpprove oi Patent Med.
iCincs. yet We do not believe that respect.
able PlEs!ciau ..+ru ho found in the United
states y)rss4 ILTntcd w,ih their medical proper
ties, who wihuot highly approve DR. j. Bu.
WEE DODS' WpEEl NJ WINE BIrrERS.
In AL newly lSetticd places. whore there Is
always II larg' quantity of docaying timber
from which " poisonous masma is created,
these iitters Should he used every morning
hnIlirn hmm II Il
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IMPROVEMENTS TnIs SEASON ~ FiNDLAy. -
The following persons have determined to
build dwellings, aud are making prepara-
tious therefor:
John Robinson, South end of Main street
John RuthrauiI. Sandusky street.
J. BlacNiord, East Hardin street.
w. ReiteTman, "
+. W. Entrikiu, Main street.
l.. W. Flack, East Findlay.
- Smith, East flndlay.
w. Davis, " "
w. Pitcher, Parker's Addition.
J. Ecker;, North Findlay.
S. Seyhng, Vance's New Addition.
For so early in the season as March, this
is doing pretty we'll. There are undoubted'
" Others.
The following buildings, aside from dwell
ings, are under contract;
A. Schwab, Main street-three-story brick.
p. d Ardlnger, Main s:reet-building Tor
shoe store.
Brick school building, in SOUTHWEST part
of town.
The last mentioned building will be one ol
the most commodous in arrange ment and
finest in appearance in this section OF Ohio,
1t will go great ways towards redeemiug
the reputation oil Findiay, in the matter O.
school buildings.
Parker's saw mill, very large building
in North Findlay, is also in course ol con
struction.
There are three other business blocks that
will unt onbedly se erected this season. bu
as the arrangements are not oonsummated
we ale no. at Liberty to make them public.
Altogether, the prospect Of ,od sensol
for Improvements is very fair. While othe
towns have been standing still or retroga
ding, Findlay has been going steadily for
ward, increasing year by year in wealth
population and business. 1t could not b.
otherwise. The business center Of one o
the wealthiest counties in the State, with n
other points for trade near enough to com
pete, with an abundance of capital, and tn
best business men in OHIO to use it. it
nothing singular that the town thrives an
grows. It could not be otherwise.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14
Weak Lungs, indigestion. Dyspepsia. Diseases
of the Nervous Sys't",, Paralysis, Piles, and
for all eases requiring n tonic.
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSURP ASSED!

For Sore Throat, so common among the Cler.
gy, they are truly valuable.
For the aged and inhrm, and for persons of a
weak oonstitutiOn-turM Ministers ui the Gospel
Lawyers, and all public speakers-iur Book
Keepers, TallorS, Scamstrcsscs, Students. Art.
lists, and all persons leading u scdentary lite,
they will prove truly beneficial.
As beverage, they are wholesome, limo
cent and delicious to the taste. They produce
all the cXhilaratiuE effects of brandy or wine,
without Intoxicating; ami are valuable rem.
ody for persons addicted to the use Of excess
iyo strong drink, and who wish To refrain IRON
II. They are pure aud entirely free from the
poisons contained In the adulterated wines and
liquors with which the country is Hooded.
These Bit,erS not only CURE, but PREVENT
disease, and should be used by all who live In
Ia country where the water is bad, or where
Chills and FevcrS arc prevalent. Being en-
tircy innocent aud harmless, they may be
given freely 10 children and infants with i'm.
lpuuiiy.
Physicians, Clergymon, and temperance nd.
vUcates. as an act Of humanity, should assist
in spreading these truly valuable BlTTERS
over the land, and thereby essentially aid in
baniShing drunkenness and disease.
In Affections of the Head, Sick Head
ache, or Nervous Headache, DIR. DOds'
Imperial Wine Bittcrs will be found Ia
be Most Saiutary and Eiiicucious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

MoSLy WASrrD.-rhe subscriptions due
Mr.. Spear, the former publisher, were assign
ed 10y him to us, amounting to several hun
dreds Of dollars. We are in need Of funds
Just now, and would be pleased to have all
knowing themselves indebted 10 the Office,
10 step up aud liQuidate. Send all you can
spare 10y mali. at our risk, or call at the Office
We hope our friends throughoutthe country
will heed this.
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Important to Females!
De. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingrcd ents IN those
Pills is tie result of Il long and extensive prac
ticc. They are mild in their operation. and
certain in correcting all irregularities, p;,intu
Mcnstr'a'i"uS, removing all Uhs'ruciluus
whether from cull or otherS Sc, headache,
pain m the side. palpi,aton of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, IA
tigue, pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturb.
cd sleep, which arise from interruption of M,
turo.
DIR. CiIEEsENIAS'S PILLS.
WAS the commencement of II new era In tho
/ treatment pi those irregularities and uOstruCt'
tions which lave consigned 80 many to II rnE
health unless she Is regular, and wheh,v1r .
obstruction takes place, the general health rt
gins to decline.
DR. CIiicESEMhN'S PILLS
larc the most clcc,ual remedy over known foi
AL complaints peculiar to females. Tn nl
classes they are invaluable, iaditcing, rih cGi.
tninty, p,riodicGi regularity. They are known
To thousands throughout the country, having
tae sanction Of some oi the most eminent Ply.
s,cluns IN America. Explicit directions, sta
ting wEcu they should not lie used, with each
boX-the Price 81 per box, containing from 80
tn 30 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, hv rcmiiting tc
/ the Proprietor. Sold 10y druggists generally.
Il. B. lurClllNGo, rRuraIEruG,
20 Cedar street, New York.
Va. For sale by 5. ID. FREY, FiSDLAY, Ohio
March /, lsd2.-'tly
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We have heard of people asking for bread

We have heard Of people asking for bread
and receiving a stone. We should consid.
er ourselves much worse treated, after ask
ing for Herric Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus,
to have some other kind palmed OF on to us.
We state this that our readers may enjoy the
same pleasure we have-viz.; TO eat better
Biscuit than was ever made with any Other
Saleratus or soda. Most Of the Merchants
have it for sale. Their depot is li2 Lberi,
Street, New York. See that the name o.
IIerrick Allen is on the wrapper and no mis-.
tax can occur.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

disease cold settles Somewhere In tho body, and vt
Htricts Its natural functions. These, " not res,ed,
react upbn them 4l,rs anl the surrounding organs, pt,r
dncing general nggtHvaiiuI, hunsring, ani dis'i~'
While IN hi, rnn li'in 'It s"i y TIL arrangements.
take Ayers ili- ani lrw direct they rcsior1 ti'v
natural nrt,I 81 the - -i'in nni with u n l,r"aut
feeling of rn'ih agn Wh, Is true aud ~ apparent in
this trivial in complaint II al" iiut III many
OF the ,r, nlri -ni ,iasrrou, ,list'mier1. TIL"
purgi,i, rrt Nlrl, Them. Caused ly similar "-ri''
tinn- Hril Il tih-'i as I W." ut'ni1 lh""i"s 'h-
briv. they r,iliy nnl many "f ih'ln slA, ur-i
Iy Ilic N"u VIA know u" with 81 ii's
PIT, viii u'sls'i 10 'Wvl1y them ui''n sulirIn; ir"h
the d.,ilrIs u. rttI
stairn"nis IL IA lehilns r'Ss ins IN some ~ tho
principal rili'- ani lon other we'll known pnbli' I"i.
sous.
Fom Hp"Vhg " cirui ~. Io"i'. ~. !. ki''
In. AyGr; Your iIils the paragon 'f all that 10
great IN G.rin'. IhrN have cu.-l my iitc darsh
uf ulcer u:ru r. htrl- and IL that lnl prev
iucurair rr years. llor III 'ili'r li's l"rh bon '''-
iu,lv p'n'"l with 'inirr, anl pim.l 1'n l'"' .in
IN hrr htr. Anrr chill WAS currl rlla n~' i'hi
y"Ir ri. aud thy hiNn curr hrr.
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UJ'You see she had been sick for four
weeks, couldn't do nothing, didn't feel
well, had headache, couldn't t eat, was aching
all over, and last Wednesday she got bottle
Of Dods' Wine Bitters, at Green's Drug
Store, took wine-glass full twice day
and last Monday did big washing, just as
well as ever.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

tlNHE CONFESSIONS AND ENPEIsI-
Il ENCE or \ sUEFEitER, - Published
As warning, and for the especial benoAt oi
young men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay,
&c., Sc., &c.. by one who has cured himself BY
simple means, after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience, through the use Of worth.
less medicines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may he had Ofthe author, q, A.
LAMBERT. esq, Greenpoint, Long Island, by
loRclosins post paid addressed envelope.
Address CHARLES A. LAMBEkT, Esq,
Greenpolnt, Long island, New York.
! Jan. "a, lsG2. -(2m
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bite S

Are composed of II pure and unadulterated
Wine, combined with Barherry, SOlomOn's
Seal, cunirCy, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spike.
nurd, Chamnmile Flowers, and Gentian They
are manufactured by DR.. Duds himself, who is
an experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should not be cassed among the quack
n">lrum, which flood the country and against
prcludiccd.
THcsc truly valuable Bittcrs have been 81
ithuroughy tested hy all classes of the commu
nifty tor almost every variety of disease Incl
d"tt i" tho human system, that they arc now
deemed Indispensable US Il
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AY E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are ,,m sick, isci,i.. aud
complaining, Are yru ~ q
"i'irr. with your sys',m d".
inugvd. aud yvur ferlin.. uu.
rrmfdinblct Thee" s,mI-
t'ui, arr uI,-n the rI'lu,ie "
suriHn- illnvss. Sun, NJ Il
slkurss is isricti'lngntin ,Usl,
aud -h"u.d b. atei,"d ~ =
tinely u.r of the right rcu,-
eds. 1ah. Ayers l',i.s, aud
r,rause Ut llir ,li~'r,l,ie'l in.
n"is- riil,fy III, bl'""l, ai.i
let the ilui'lS uiu,c ~ un sl.-
stinrJch IN health Wrn,u.
Tir, stimulate the fn'c.i i,s
At the l,O,iy inio vigorous ~
ii,itN pri,iy the - -irin fr.m
line ,ttistiiii'ti.,iir which max o
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F,snL,Y M,RKgr.-CouecteI weekly by

CLavELASp. Wheat red, $O.oi. Corn
]iGi3Gc. Oats, steady ~ 2Gc.
NEv NuRS. -- For Drcssoi Hogs, mirkc
lgl, ly f,yurs the buyer. St'es.H@ii. Lard
7I0~.r. Western Batter loGLI3c. Corr, Gi4Gt
Glc. Western Oats, 3sGsIlc.
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Y Err MI N -.

Those preparations (unlike all others) are
Free from Poisons."
I"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on tho premises"
"They come out of their holes to de-"
"They are the only iniallibe remedies known
"l2 years and more established In New York
CITY,"
Vssd by-thc City Post 0nce.
Used by-tho City Prisons and Station Houses
Used by-tho City Steamers, Ships. &c.
Used by--the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c
Used by--the Hotels: 'Astor,' 'St. Nicholas, &c
Used by-the Boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used by-more than 1000 Private Families.
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HoRsE AND SALE Bills Weare prepared
to do this style Of work neatly, cheopIy and
erpeditiously. Those needing printing in
this line will please give us a call.
Refer to the advertisement OF iIoonland' $
German Bitters, in another column. These
BItteIs are the best remedy known for the
cure of Liver complaint aud Bilious disea0.
eS
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A CRAzr WoM,S, named Mary Esther
WanStttlrr, left the residence of her hus.
band, in Portage township. Wood county,
Ohio. on the 18th Of February last, and has
not since been heard OF. Size is described
face, black hair and grey eyes. She was
dressed IN dark calico, with a striped shawl,
and WOODEN hood, and also carried n black
enamcl,d satchel. Address Samuel Wan
settler, Milgrove, Wood county, Ohio
Exchanges, please notice, and confer O
favor on a worthy poor man.
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EEM ALLIES,

The many certificates which have been ten.
dcrcd us, and the letters winch we are daily
receiving, arc conclusive proof that among
the women these Bitters have given a satislac.
tuu which ne others have ever done before.-
M woman IN thc land should be withuu, them.
aud III Sc who ,ncc use the will not fail t.
- "A
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TnE CUTTERS should be cleaned out and
opened Immediately. This. work should be
done before the break up. so that there will
be no difficulty in running of the surplus
water. A thorough cleaning out of the gut
ters would make difference in the moisture
OF the streets at once.
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NEw ADvsRTISEMssrS - Our readers are
particularly releued to the advertisements Is
OFF. T. McConnell-Stock at Auction.
William l.. DaviS--GtocerieS, &c.
s. $. iloiIman--A Administrator Sale.
n. n--AdminStTator' Notice.
bod Wine BittrrS.
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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESM

In the mon,h Of December, 1858, the under
signed for the first time oiloi ed for sale to the
public DIR. j. Bovcc Dods' Imperial Wine
Bitters. and In this short period thoy have
given such universal satisfaction 10 the many
thousand of person who have tried them, that
IL Is now an established article. The amount
OF bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect ofsmall complaints is surprising
and IL is therefore Of the utmost Importance
that n strict attention TO the least and most
tri1ing bodily ailment should be had; for dis
eases Of the body must invariably affect the
mind. The smhsnrihers now only ASK q trial Of
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IW TEACHERS. Fine Board Of school h
Il annerS for Hancock COuuty, W III holl
session Tor The purpose ot examining Teachers
al the Union School room, in Fndlay, on the
hrst saturday OF january and tho frst Satur
day OF February, and the first and third Satur
days oIevery month thereafter, commencing u,
ten u clock, a. m, untiliurther notice is glych
JOHN BOWMAN, Cisrk.
FIspLAy, Jan. l, 1853.
N. u. All llapplicants will he required to pre-
sent To the Examiners n certificate signed 10y
two or more OF their present or previous en-
ploycrS, giving Il satisfactory statement as L
their moral character and iaithiulness Al
Teachers; or, If they have never taught, on,
signed by their Teachers, certifying to thei
moral character and studlous habits.
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Ess5~ See one or t,oo Specimens Of ,ohal
is Epery,ohere said By the People,
Editors, Dealers, &c.

HOUSEKEEPERS- - troubled with vermii
need he so no longer, If they use "CosTAR's'
Exterminators. We hove used 1t TO our salts
faction, and ifa box cost k5 we would have It
We had tried poisons, but they effected moth
ing; but "CosrAR's' article knocks the breath
out Of Rats, Mice, loaches, and Bed. Bugs
quicker than VIC can write IL. II Is In great
demand all over the country. Medina (Ohio)
Gdztie.
MORE GR'IS and provisions are destroyed
ANNUALLY in Grant county by vermin, than
would pay for tons OF this Rat and Insect Kill
cr.--( Lancaster (JPisconsin) Herald.
HENRY II. C0STAR - We are selling 80,
preparations rapidly. Wherever they haN,
been used, Rats. Mice, Reaches aud yermr
disappear rapidly.
Ecker 4 STOuFrER,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
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UNCURRENT
IliNcnlIiIi,

AN AccOMMoD,TioS. The Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
have rescinded the rule prohibiting the car
Diug Of passengers on freight trains. Now
a ticket entities the holder to a passage on
any train. Persons going east from this vi
entity can now leave Forest at IL a. NJ, in
stead of being obliged to wait until 4.4O p. m