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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

w. AT A MEETING OF 90. "B," (Uhes.
~ terheld Cavalry,) Attn Virginia cavalry,
tie following preamble ana resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
RI~sas, 1t has pleased an All wise Ruler
to strike down in The prime Of life. and the
midst of his usefu lness. our com pAnion In
arms, HsHaY CuNLUrx: Therefore,
LIST. Resolosd That In the death OF Private
Henry Canli1s, OBJ company has sustained
An IL repa rabls los, and our sacred cause which
he loved with An ardent devotion. been bsrefy
OF one ofits hrmest friends and most unfitnch-
Ing defsn dsrs.
ID That not only In our association with
him ~ o soldier, bat Ia all the social relations
OF ltfe, he evtpced LrAits of character which
could but endear him TO all, and while II Is
our duty to bow suhmissivsly TO Gods dis.
pensations, We must express regret that No IL
thus early called from our midst. and nom
the dssence Of those rights and blessings
which he valued more than liis. ana 10
which no hes now len martyr.
Ga That we tender 70 the famlly ot oar DE-
ceased friend our hsartfsls symp.thtss IN ms
their hour OF Bereavement and a0iction
WM. ID. WOOLD1lD0E, CHINA.
T, y. TsSssss. Ssc'y. nh Lille
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Del.nquents.-The 63l persons who failed
to report themselves in Col Evanss regiment
for enrolment, need not console themselves
with the superstition that their names are not
known. Their names are knotcn enrolled, and
reported to the proper officer, to be dealt with
as the law directs in regard to those W DO fail
others in the district whose names have nos
yet been aseertained, and the enrolling off
GERS are taking the proper steps to hnd them
out, and they, too, will be enrolled and re-
ported for draft among the first leviss.
The number who reported themselves in
Col Evans's regiment was AL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

"LAssoIsa" YAskzB.-rhe following in
odent, related not long ago by Tennessee
paper, shows that the reputation which Tex
IS has acquired on the Potomac is fully sus.
tanned In the west:
Sou d.J sago one of the Texas Rangers in
hen, lucky, WILT out scouting exp ped,
ion rode suddenly snd unPXOectedly into
tue presence OF a Federal picket Before he
had time 70 cock b,s trusty rife, the picket
brought hIS MlaGle TO bear on him, and or
der.d III Ii 10 surrender. The RAM ger Ieit that
tie WS.A ia nx-hs was fairly In tor II, al d
could Mt do &AythiT more than to throw
down his gun with the best grace posi- BILE
Having done 80, the pickle. stopped to get it.,
when, In an instant, the hangers Il SO was
thrown around hiu, aud he felt himself
dragged along as tnss is a horse at full gallop
could carry him The picket yelled, but 1t was
or no the Rang T had him TO his hearts
Ontent the Ranger returned, got his own
AID pickers gun and proceeded with his pri
sOn+r in camp. 1hS Yankee was badly
hurt in the dragging, but ii taught him q use
TUi ltss)u. when he gets ioase, ami meets q
Ranger aeaiu, he Will know something of
tbs "ropes."
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Asrs'4. t't rtsssss.t,s, s.--it s s.IiffflllIsss
psfs,s. ware sffsisse ys7ssras; Mp. ~
h,iisas, for Sis!-3zl,.i jehn F,rsalss sas
itsinrish frisshoofH, fof s.lsSs haao,a , sa'
Daniel Bitter, superintendent Of the . T Snu
s sanpin n'U csis z Of u. Proves: Mar.h' po
,,.s bv Detsctives Shaw, Hicks, Garter,
Hammond. O Brien, and Roach. They found
two Union Gags, and took possession Of The
nsper., letters, .nd books belonging to the
Esrman Tarne-s' Society On entering the
assembly room of tho Turner'S, tho officers
found a .ure Of the goddess painted on the
wall, with Onion colors and shield, with the
words underneath OF, Hats on
Resides the parties above named, a number
Of soldiers were arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Ncw Arttllery Cosspany-A specimen of the
brass field pieces, intended for the use Of Capt
Thos T. Choppers Artillery company, was
large number of Interested spectators. 1t
was made AT the Tredegar fouodry, of brass,
and weighs, as the others will, us pounds
each On trial, frat round, with twenty mus
ket ballr, scattered about twenty feet In 200
yards; with forty balls, about thirty feet, and
with sixty balls, thirty -eeven feet. 1t would
cut in infantry perfect lane. Capt Crop:
per expects to use ten Of these guns. They
shoot with single ball. with accuracy, over
one mile Capt c. g Office is opposite the Law
Building Franklin street.
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Change of Quorters.-We understand that
the Confederate States Military Prison will, in
q short time, be moved from the factories on
Main street to "Libby's Buildings" near the
corner of Twenty first and Cary strssts- This
step is taken in order to secure more privacy
and, at ths same time, better security in the
keeping of the prisoners. In the buildings to
which it Is now proposed to remove the pris.
oners the number of soldiers necessary a. guard
will be materially lessened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

TAXI OevRAsy Is remarked by an ex-
change that In tbs Rsvolutio Of rs the dark
est hour was Just before day. So may 1t
prove In this second struggle for Indspen-
eeuee. In January, l7sl, Rich Hond was cap
tured by the British forces. Petersburg was
twice taken In May, l7Sl The Legislature,
during the same month, on the approach of
CORVALLIS from the South, adjourned to
Charlottesville. They were followed there,
In June, BY Tarleton's cavalry, seven of them
captured, and the rest forced to retreat to
Staunton. Gov. Jefferson escaped capture
by only ten minutes. And yet In a few
months tAeTsattsr--tn October, l7Sl-our PEG.
pie had the satisfaction Of seeing Lord Corn
town, aAA the war ended In . blaze OF glory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Sale Of Valuable Prope~sy The farm, con
tanning twenty five acres, known a. Rose
Meath" owned by J b. Faulkner, we'll known
"a the former residence OF Lewis d. Cren.
shaw, near the terminus Of Grove road, on
the western suburbs of the city, was sold yes
terday at public auction, by Messrs. James M.
TAYLOR & Son, real estate auctioneers, for the
sum of $40, 600. The price obtained for the
place is regarded as good, and indicating a
very healthy feeling in the real estate market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Independent Darkey. - len, slave o.
hichard Whitfield, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday for declaring that j. ct Davis
was a rebel, and that no white man should BE-
bis master. The case was laid over until the
Slh lust The con;umacious coorsd brother
will suffer on his back for the bad conduct OF
his tongue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Sappers and M"ers-Capt n. carroll,
engineer service, has been, authorized by the
Secretary Of War to raise company OF arta'
Fans and mechanics for the corps Of sappsrs
and miuers. They will be employed upon en-
ginser duty when required. and at other time:
will serve as infantry. Sixty four men will
be- received and will receive the same bounty
and allowance of other volunteers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

The Heather Snow began to fall about
six clock last evening, but fro "A appearances
it looked as if it would soon turn into
a rain The ground is thoroughly saturated
with moisture. The river was very high yes.
terday, and the water in Shockoe Creek sta
tionary and nearly on level with the cellars
in the vicinity of the Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

The ladies Of New Orleans, Mobile, and
Charleston, are making contributions for
building and equipping gunboats at those
places respectively.
The steamer Gen ernl Miramon has made q
successful entry at New Orleans with arms
and m lnitiops.
The State Road Of Georgia paid into the
Treasury Of that State &c, 900 for the month
of February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

MedaoGl College Of Vrgtnta-The annual
commencement Of the Medical College Of
Virginia was held at the African Church last
night. the address to the graduates being 6eliv.
cred by Hon Charles w. Russell, Of Wheel
ing. The well established reputation Of this
gentleman for oratory Of high order suffered
no dimnution with the hundreds who heard his
able address, Considering tho unsettled state
Of affairs, the College may be said TO have
done very we'll during tho session just terni-
mated We append the
Lrsr OF aRADvATn.
James A. Alex, nder. Augusta county: Va.
Robert T Baldwin, Jr., Winchester, va.
Sim on Baruch, Camden, 8. q.
Edwin rarnes, Wilson county, n. Q.
Marshall I. Bell, Iredell county. n. o.
David Berry, Burke county, n. u.
Cyrus BROOKS, Chesterfield county, Va
Jesse r Brown, Pitt county, N. D.
Thomas U Dsnnis, Halifax county, Va.
Henry v. Dunstan, Murfreesboro', N. y.
Thomas Emory, washington, II. y.
james Z. Erwin, Bath county, Va.
Alexander W. Eskricge, FauQ1ier county
Marcellus Ford. Charlotte county, Va.
George w Germany, Nevbsrry, s. q.
VIM. Il Gibbs, Lexington, Va.
r. pert II. Harper, Prince Edward county
Va.
Wm. K Harris, Oxford, N. y.
Sam'I III. Hileman, Lexington, Va.
John y Hyde, Augusta co., Va.
Robert W. King Wilson CO., N. q.
Alge-uon nj. Lee, Sampson CO.. N. g.
Henry Is Melvin, Accomac co., Va.
Robert A. North, Appomattox CO., Va.
Ssaborn Il UNeal, Harris co, Ga.
Asa + Osborn, Oxford, n. u.
VIM h Palmer, Halifax co Va.
Robert ) J. PEBBLES, Petersburg, Va
John S. Pend!ston, Jr., Richmond, Va.
J. K. Reynolds, Montgomery, Ala.
Rm,leT Sabsl, Fla.
E II strain. Roelbridge CO.. Va.
X y. Taliaferro, Ami horst CO., Va.
Hugh w. Tats, Burke CO., Va.
Ed .. Woodbridge, Richmond. Va.
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Tie Young Guard.-In noticing yesterday
the proposed reorganization of tho Young
Guard for the war, we stated that it wanted so
men to render it an effective corps An ardent
and tried friend of the gallant corps assures us
we put the figures too high. Thirty moro mer
will enable it to 60 through the present war
with credit to itself and honor to the country
We hope the company will not long want
them, and it will not if the glorious recoleo
tons that cluster around Che names of the gal.
liant boys who compose the company are no,
too soon forgotten.
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HOE JogE BELL.-The Atlanta Common
psstA says that this old patriot would not ~.
main IN n Hshvills TO be insulted or tmpris-
oned by the IL solent invaders OF his Sta 70
but is safe, along vi h the rear Of the retreat.
Ing army. II IL reported shat all hs possessed
about Nashville IL lost, the vandaIs having
destroyed . large eslablishmsnt in which AS
WAS Interested II not sole owner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Demurrer Ocsrrxied.-In the Confederate
District Court, yesterday, Judge Halyburton
overruled the demurrers filed by the counsel
of K. +. Hustled, on his hearing for an alleged
attempt to bride the Commissioner of Patents,
and continued tho case without naming the
day for its Fl ual trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

TIE NynII1 OF FoRr DoIKLsox PRrsos1Rs
The Chicago TriS.as, OF the 95th nit, says:
"Ths number Of prisoners already arrived
have besa vArio1sly estimated. We have
converSSA with the officers 1T Camp Douglas,
md think that there cannot be more than six
thousand The regiments, with two excep-
tions, are all Of small numbers; Numbers
the actual Number Of prisoners now in
CAMP"
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Adjutant and Inspector General.
m b 8-lW

HEADQ'RS DEPT OF HENRIOO,}
RioHxOND, Va, March 5, les2.
dKHKRAL ORDsRs, MOI
l. Unhcers in this city not on duty will i'm :.
med lately report and reg istsr their ma N es 1t
Ninth streets.
II. Ofhcers and soldiers in this DEPART
ment must remain at their respective posts
and II found absent, without written permis-
sieAs from the Commander o. their posts,
they will be arrested
By order Of Brig. Gen. JOHN n. WIxpsR,
Commanding &c.
l.. r. PAGE,
NH 4-lw Asst AdJutant- Cen
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Yrlas n HxIIxA, Alx.-Two disastrous
fires occurred at Helena, Ark last week. BY
one fre, two blocks Of business houses were
destroys ID, involving . loss Of from &So, 900 70
90, 900. ny the other, . nouring mill and
machine shop, with their contents, was burn.
ID. Loss el6,O 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

you ars' It may be you are a. stout as 1r an y
men IN the army wAo are twenty five or
thirty. II God has blessed you with health
and visor Of body, the stringent demand of
yoar country will not s1cnse you Old and
steady men are needed in tbs service. Enter
It, or hire . substitute. Many poor men are
ready II You will assist them--S ". Baptts,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

Discharged from Custody.-Mr. Charles
Palmer, whose arrest on the charge Of disloy-
alty on Wednesday has been chronieleL, was
discharged from custody on yesterday by order
Of BriRadieg. General John II. Winder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
G5utscra;ien eff DR.. Wi!m.Y

st. Paul's WIS filled yesterday by large
sudience, on the occasion of the conservation
of Rev. Richard Wilmer, ID. D., to the E,,is-
copats af Alabama. The Bishops present and
otici sting were Bishops Meade and Johns, of
Virginia, and Bisaop Elliott, of Georgia The
sermon, an able and eloquent one, was preach
ed 10y Bishop Johus. The solennity of the
lime ha!lowed services, the impressveness Of
tnose august words in which, for 80 many
centuries, ,he servants of Christ have been
commissioned to 30 forth and disciple all ma
lions. and The peculiar respect and affection
universally entertained for the Bishop elect,
n 4de this oonsecratiou a scene long to be re-
inembercd. In securing the services of Bishop
Wilmer, the Episcopal Church in Alabama
has obtained the services OF ons who, in all
the qualities of the Christian aud the man,
has 20 superior In Church or State A finer
specimen OF genuine Virginia gentleman, or
of true, thorough manhood, is nowhere to be
found or his pulpit addresses, we may say
with truth that we have never heard one FER
mon of his which, in originality, vigor, and
imprefsivensss, did not furnish moro food for
thought and incentives to action than hun
bred ordinary di.eOurses. And yet their chief
power undoubtedly consists In the force W hich
the profound convictions and deep esruestness
of the speaker inpsrt to every word which he
utters.
Bishop Wilmer carries with him to Alabama
the heartfelt love of all Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

The Fayetteville IN. o. OSs~v~ says 1--WE
hear from various par ia Of the STATE, that the
spirit OF patriotism 10 fully aroused, aud vol.
untesrs are IN ustering by Hundreds and lhou.
sands"
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niafys4 yss Etst4iss :-E4&ss1 1SebYq
ne lef}jsa tsscss sSf .As!sa yeaies4sy "a
s.Aia3 ~ sssAl2s z.sh.s9 HrM Y -
biaE ssz ssaIss fsas:ss. sy.ii eaa f,ss ~
Ind sfsa sls tssss Of Msfl Wnsss' ~ W
.otssnt ss,sasss hsihg sbsss., sha esss vss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
Bishop Wilmer carries with him to Alabama
the heartfelt love of all Virginia.
GEE SYpyRY .IoHSsFoN's MoVEMENrs.

GsE SYpsRY JoHSsPoN's MovENENrs.-The
Allan (Ga Coatedsacy, In making the ad
nour cement IL ut the army under General A
Sidney Johnston had fallen hack from Mur
f"essboro' and Columbia, Tenn, to Decatur,
ala, says
We do not look upon this with shy degree
of alarm, or special concern, whichever 1t
IS not bee 'uss we are unEbIe 70 hold Muir.
tee )ro', VT many other places between
thsre and Decatur, hut of choice, and we
praiict The rnits of this judicious movement
" Il lie manifest to every one in due season I,
~ hen II will acknowledge and approve 1t.
Il the enemy will only attempt to follow, 1t
Is n Ii We ask.
We hsve assurances from other sources
that Gen. Johnston is aking the very best
disposition possible Of the forces under his
Command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

A Row Axose fAA YAHKRIs II SALIsBUhY
A correspondent writing rom Salisbury, on
Friday last, to the Raleigh Ssaado,d, says:
understand that one Of the Federal pri-
soners, confined in the prison at this place,
was hung by his comrades night before last
for Using strong anti LInooln doctrine that
he In tended to rem ain In the South when re-
leased, and kattle for its institu tons, instead
Of being under the dominion OF Ii n coin d
Uo.-Ae was rescued from death by the timely
Interference Of some of the guard, who heard
his applications, &s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
r BArplR wi

sry;a~---Charles T. Barnln WA Carried
before the Mayor, charged with aniawfally
procuring Richard Shell TO swear falsely fsr
the purpose of obtaining q marriage certificate.
The party, who 10 q minor, was remAndsd IN
ill the May term for indiotm snt, and bale 4 N
$500. his father becoming surety for his aP
peeranc4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

w. MASONIC NOTICE.-The com pan
~ ions OF Richmond Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 3, are requested to attend q stated con.
vocation at their Chapter Room, In the
Masons' Kali, on this (FRIDAY) evening, at
O'Clock.
BY order Of thu n. H.P
NH lit JAMES RIDDICK seo'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

vTNNE SUISSE kIbER ofsrs his ,.Iv,oss 20
the public for the purchase OF L. EAF
TOBACCO. Having had long exrsnsncs IN
the business, be nattsrs himssl he can do 90
well - Others buying, aud his charge win b
moderate. He may be found at the Tobacco
Exchange every day, or Addressed Trough
sne ost-Omee- u. r. WORD.
NH lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

TCOR SALE-Two second hand HACKS
and HARNESS, In good RAINING order.
Also, four we'll trained Hack HORSES
desira BILE stand and stable groom ay be OBJ
tai ned for the same, II desired. Apply AZ
once at The stable on I'd street, between MAJ
shall and CLAY, between the hours OF and 10
O'Clock A. III. NH y--lols
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~ o A y - l N u

- D \ " N q
A gentleman and wife, and six or sirht Day
Roardsss, can Aad comfortable aesouuods,ions
By applying east siAs Of leth ssesss, two doors
south Of DrosA. 70
MRS. JANIS II. LEwRLI.YN.
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DEANUT OIL.

The above OIL has been thoroughly tested,
ana 10 eQAA 70 the best Winter SsrAinsd
opSrn. 10Th for machinery and lAmA
xrtos . Per yall0n.
orders addEsAssd TO ~ will rscstvs prompt
DsROHSET BROwN& TO-. Ii
mn 1-sv Wilmington n. Y.
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NOW, a
Are DIR. Hurd's Preparations Goodf

The best evidence that they are is that their rmsst
friends and best patrons are those who have used them
longest DR.. WuLIAM B. HURD is an emiuent Dental
Of Brookyn Treasurer Of the New York State Dentis
A.soceon, and these preparations have been used In
nn private practice for years. and leading citizen Of
BROOKLYN or Williamsburgh questions their excellence
while eminent Dentists OF New York recommend them
as the best known TO the profession Without the ala oi
advertising dealers have sold them BY the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sayr-"We
are happy to know that friend, DR HuRp. "a Euc
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MOUTH W ASH
and TOoTH POWDER The great secret Of his success
reSn win tho faot THAT ARTICLES ARE PRRcIarIv
WHAT ThkY ARE REPREsEETED TO BR As VIZ CAN TESTIFY
FROM rHKIR LONG usR.n
Jhe Weliknown p. 7. Barnum writes:-''I foupd vopy
TOorA F0WDBh so good that my family have uSed IL
al up. we md It the best Powder for the Teeth that
we ever used. shall feel obliged II You will send ma
bill" 'N-' 'OON''n'en0e' "ilh
matter for himself. ~ -V WV Wv
III beware OF the ordinary Tooth Powders DR.
IiokDs footn Powder contains acid nor alkaIi nor
no other. = TH.'1- ~ ''1'''' - ~
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pcTIlJ
t Il babbled Of
NEGROI
RepublIcan Doetrinc.

Mr.. Gocch, a Republican Congressman from
Massachusetts,, speaking on the bill to recognize
Hayti, by the Government of the United States
SAID: "lf they send us black men (ss Embassa
dorS) | doubt not, sir, that we shall find then
morally and intellectually the equals of man,
Of the representatives we send to other Govern
ments-and In the same respects the equals O
many OF the men we receive from other Govern
ments. The day has gone by when men arr
to be judged by the complexion Of their skim
What do white men think Of such doctrines al
theee2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

In Milwaukee, a few days ago, some boys
were playing with marbles, which had been
bought in the city, and which had been nicely
painted. The day Was very hot and the hands
Of the boys got moist, in consequence of which
the paint dissolved and attached to the fingers,
One Of the boys wiped with his hands his fore.
head, whereby the poison contained in the paint
detached from the marbles was communicated
to the face. In two hours his eyes began to
swell, and continued to swell. so that after two
days be could not see through the swollen face,
and it was twelve days before he was able to
use bis eyes. .-. .... H..
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Neuralgia Plasters

DH. HURD's NEURALGIA NON ADHESIVE pLAs
IERS are the most pleasant and successful rembdea
ever prescribed for this painful disease. The patient
applies one, nocn becomes drowsy, falls nseep, and
OF Injurious consequences enBue. For EARAcHE and
NRvou. HRADAoHE, apply pccordng to directions and
iehet Will surely follow. Nothing DO obtained equal
70 Dr. Hurdb OompresA for Neuralgia. Try thsm.-, =
They are entirely novel, curious and orgns prepar
aaon, and Wolderfully successful. They are og'tWo
Sizes one small for the face, price Is cent?, and the
VIZ % matted on 'sostps Of prtcs and one Sdmp
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THREE TRAINS DAILY.
d EXCEPT SUNDAY, 1 ol
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND oOUumwu,
AND XENIA RAILROADS.. = -


FIRST TRAIN. lF r
MIGHT .ExPRnss-Leay., oo,umbu, .t AMMAN
WIN stop at Delaware, Ashley, Oardington, Giiead,
Gallon, and at all stations North OF ao5, arrv,nc n
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk ass r. III. BufIaic
S2o r h', New York 10 AM, Boston $3.50 P. M. -
r5s SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRBgB-Leayes Columbus At lilo
=. ~; Wnl stop at Delaware, oardington, Gilead,
ton; arriving Al Cleveland At M. bunrE I oS5
.;s Bugaio loS5 r NJ New York 800 r. NJ, Boston
THIRD TRAIN. ..'tr1
=, MAIL AND EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at $40 p.
VIII stop Of all stations south Of Shelby and AZ
rying at Cleveland at SiO p. N, punSIir SsO a. M
Bu1ao o;2O A. M, New York 900 P. M Boston IL As
e M t-llf lc.-E ni6tG l+ m9lL
I .f.....-- e, CONNECTIONS. b--, ~ r,.TYg
"A Az Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orsstline With Ptsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
Aao Sor oSc.rn M rsourgh Philadelphia and Baltimore.
AZ Shelby with sandualy, Mansasld and Newark Rail.
O1u, iSl an Poin1 on that road. Also for Toledo.
AZ Oieveand with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston. -
Patent Sleeping Cara are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New :.
York and Boston.
Baggage ahectsd TArossA b Hs,o Ioy5 and Bos,on
o'G oeeSss9"&: Te1 gtso, to PAtladelpaia and =
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Might Express arrives at Columbus at II3O
vnunnau Express arrives at Oolumbuv at 100 Al. M
accommodation arrives Of Columbus ct 1O;15 P. M,
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.