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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Cen Tyier's Union Forces RE-
treating.
The Rebels Reported to be In
ChansbersSMrg, IA
Pa:.ia,,e!p'.;a, juno Ii

Pa.saa.!p'.!:,, juno Is
Tn" Ee,niay B,l''lt .u',.is,.es the
following. received u Tie pena, ivania
Central Railroad Office:
"A dispatch received from Bottoms
Station, on the Northern Central Rail
road, states that Gen. Tyler retrcated
from Martinsburg las. e:ening--tha,
our force at Winchester was prooabl
captured, IS the rebels were 10000
strong at Ha.crs;own. The danger !.
great Of the enemy advancing in force :
"A private dispatch states the the rcb-
els appeared near Chambersbnrg, Pa,
this morning, and it IL probable the
place has been occupied by them.
LATER.
A dispatch from areencastIe, Pa,
dated 1880 this morning, reports that
our troops are row passing ~ retreat
from Hagerstown TO Chasnbersburg
Hagerstnwn has been evacua,t d. All
the rolling stock Of the railroad and all
the stores have been renewed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Or tho PTcs:dcns
for lOO. 900 Mem


The r, -si6e;.t has ;ss,,:i ! proclaim
'ion, stating ,ha' H., rebels are '',a;-
erng 10 invade Nj. sl.na, Wcs,er'
Virginia, Pennsylvania AMI n',',. He
therefore calls into service 100, 900 m"r
fro,p the following States: $4,000 from
Pennsylvania, 80, 900 from Ohio. 10000
from Maryland, 10000 from Western
Virginia, to be mustered into tho L. S.
service forthwith, and serve six mc,h
from the date Of mastering, I'LL lc.s
sooner discharged.
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has
issued his proclamation for the so 900
men appointed to his State under the
above call. The whole State is in,en
>a,y excited and the number is expected
to be shortly raised.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Fruits OF COppcrhead 'Teach-
inEs

CAILo, June u.
Night before last, John Starks, be
longing to 'hr is Illinois while Il,
home on fu.l II, six miles from Car.
bnndal,, II. VA. ~'sn, by secession sym
pa,h;:ers, in his own house. They cal
led him u COME wi. and while adjust.
lug his c!o,he. To- comply, he Was sh
hron.h an open door. Several balls
entered his body, and he died almost
immediately Another Union mn.
named Emerson, died the same nigh,
in the same nriyhbprhood. from wounds
received three days before. There is
i complete reign ofterr"r in William
son county. AMI # Union men are nns
sustained, they viii be driven from the
county. The arr"s, If the leaders b,
the military authorities has cxasperated
the scassiorists, and The release Of the
leaders hal emholdenei them. Affairs
have reached crisis in that locality.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The United States steamer peqnol
t,a first vessel OF new feet of eight
screw rrnpel.ors. was launched a: the
Il ,ston Navy Yard on Saturday. The
Pequot, like AL the others measures 100
feet long IS fee. beam, and is II fee
iecp. Her armament will consist #
me zoo FOUNDER amidship, and fonr
hr.alsiae guns, together with small
ritlcd Gun forward aud aft.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
GREAT BATTLE IN PROS.
Pref
Large RYNel FD,HU in sSaYy-
BNNA


NEw lnsk, June Is.
Tie New Yplk Time. SANS, editor.
ally: "In;ormation reached this en-,
yesterday. from Washington, that Lees
army. 10000 siron.. VS. on this side
Of no Raroah. aock, matching north
w,ra. an} .4 ;i,ukes,s army "a~
. >ta,'Yy III 70 rreve'' the -"
visc,. tt. bcta.e IN. close y"
las. week G ns.a, i, II. torls a5ov"
Freder csshnrg. AMI was apparently
nushny for the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad. BY Friday, Rockers whole
army was on the nor'hward march,
followed that LAY line h>twecn War
ren,nn and Ca.lctt'- station. al! orr
comnfssionarv stores have been en-
bark.d from Aqua Creek.
"Ice has s-cn ,ined by large de,ac',
m"nts from North Carolina and ,!.y
Black wacr, ard sill his cavalry ha>
been mass.d on the north fn"k Of the
H ,prahannock. Lmy>.reet's corps
lstely At Cupcpp.r, has doubtless been
joined to Lee.
"Hnoker's force cannot b. inferior IL
Lees and our army has hatn heavilv
reinforced from thu Nans"m nd, tbs
Peninsula n"d elsewhere
No tiicial or semi-ot fieia! Indications
OF these movements have been received
from Washington and the sTimes" says
"'rhesc accounts We have obtained
from o,her sources. but there seems ~
be an agrecmop, that our army and
tn. Of he rebels arc both on the move
an 50 closely together that they car
hardly AVOID collision seon.'
A dispatch, dated lhe morning % the
18th at headquarters Of the 9Th Army
Corps, states that troops and wagon.
had been passing there all night, The
troops 81 the 9th Corps are still guarding
the fnrds, with orders 10 be in readiness
at u moments notice.
NEW YonK. June Is.
The Herald says, edtorially: III,
Is evident ,hlt ~ active ca'npaty, -
now IN operation on the Rappah:"
n k. Harp,rs F,try, the Shenandoah
Valley, and 'ht utter fo'is Of The z
tonac are points indicated BY rebel
movements. Oar army al4o is chang
Jug it's basc, the supplies being trans.
ported from Aqu', Creek 7" Alcxandria
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
The GOvernnr a,ssl III orss the Ci-
tfZCNs to Arsa1s.

Harrisburg. Pa June Il Governor
Curtin has assumed command Of he
Department Of the Sn~puel.ana. He
summons, for the defence # The State.
ali citizens between The ages Of ci ylteen
and sixty to organize in m army ro'p>.
embracing cavalry, artillery and iniian
Try. I" serve DARN. the pleasure If III,
President, or Continuance Of the war
When mt required for ac;iy" service t"
defend this department they will Re
turn To their homes. subject 10 the
call of,hc Commanding Genera,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
VERY LATEST.
The Seeh.,.s within 3S sl1ieH ~
Harrisburg PA.
Harrisburg. Pa, June Is.

The rebels entered Chambcrsb lrg At
0 o'clock tonight
la:ny, Juno Is.
IT, 8 or .. " received - .elo-
Z ii. fssn ,n 81. on'!'... f.,r 20
900 ,n;iiii, nm 4,e,v.
New York Jnnu l.,
Gov. Andrews, who is here, has ten
dered to the Government the scrvicea
of all the available Massachusetts, mill
tia.
Philadelphia, June Is.
The New York 7th have offered their
services to aid in resisting the invasion
of Pennsylvania, and are expected 10
leave for Harrisburg. to morrow.
CINCINNATI, June -.
Gov. Tod has issued proclamation
calling ont 10000 volunteers for the de.
Tense Of the border.
New York, June l6.
It is asccrtained that the main por.
ton OF the Army of.he Potomac have
retired from tho line Of tho RapPahan.
mock movement rendered necsssary
by that Of the enemy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
nw- The Government has given /

rw- The Government has given 1t
out in quiet way. that, should the
rebels again enter, Maryland, for any
purpose whatever, all the property dc
sttoyed or stolen by them shall be made
good 10 the owners thereof, by selling
the property Of the scessionists Of
MARYLAND. This has thrown the home
rebels into the greatest CONSERVATION.
Their most sincere prayer, now days,
ia to be delivered from their friends.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
CHfsrz BUa.-This insect in said To

CHfNrz BUa.-This insect in said To
be committing sad havoc in the wheat
crop in this county. An old farmer at
our elbow says that if farmers would
cease their fall blowing, AMI plow in
the spring for their spring crops, they
would not be troubled much with this
destructive insect. He says that the
insects lay their eggs in the stnbble, in
August and September. and that
ploughing them down only protects
them from the winters cold. He adj
yises farmers to burn the stubble in
the fall and thus destroy them. Whether
his ideas are correct or not, we are not
able to say, but merely put them OF re-
cord for the consideration OF orr farmer
friends.--Stafs Pesa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
NEw:ERN, n. c., June Q,

The I. S. transport steamer Albany
leaves here this morning, 4. 8 a. III. for
New York.
The concurrent testimony Of desert
crs leaves no doubt that the lorg moul
lering fires Of revolution are breaking
out il. the interior Of North Carolina.
and that III" dlsaifecti"n has reached
:. point fial beyond even the significant
'nima'i"ns Of the journals Of the State
Several thousand armed refuge, .
from tie C.nScrip'ion have been f"r
weeks ntr.nrIel in the mountains.
with artillery successful = d.fsing thu
Confederate authorities.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Cincinnati. June H.


The committee appointed by the
Convention, composed If one from eacl.
Congressional district Ii, AIDED by Hon
George E Pngh, will leave for Wa
>hinyton this coming week, and viii
make demand On the President, III the
name Of 100000 voters Of Ohio, that
Mr. Vallan''igham shall be restored !;
and it is believed that the Executive
must surrender.
A new state of affairs will hereafter
predominate in Ohio and military dies
po,ism has seen its day. Chicago
Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
CAIRn. June Is,

CAIRO, June Is.
3, tic arrival of "a steamer, we have
laws from Vica,burg to Friday .',.r-
,oou. There is no change in the
progress Of the siege. Oar scout. hsvo
been fort. miles out III the country from
the army, bul found ~ rebels except
small squads of cavalry. The county
Is en,ireiy devas;ci for fifty mos, aud
&c. 81, i, is mp ,.i!,. Tor phn~son
/" I'VE an amy, "i, 4, The /, aus,or , ion
ne could yr'. uvss the HIS, and then
ef.rry supplies to them Tho impress
sion is, that he will no, at,emp, it, and
that Pemberton IL abandoned 10 his
fate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

By General Orders No 90, Of Gene II
Pope issued AT headquarters Of the De
na'imom ofile Northwest in Milwaukee
June oh, The district Of Iowa is cons.i
tu,ed 70 include all the territory within
he State, except the village Of Sioux
City, t. be under the command If
Bngali.r General B. S. Roberts, with
his headquarters a, Davenport.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
"By their Fruits 70 shalt KNOW
Ihem.'

New York, Jane u.
Cincinnati papers con ain . statement
,ha, the Sheriff Of Knox county, Ohlo.
refused to allow the Jail Of that county
TO be used 70, the confinement OF dc
scrters.
Provost Marshal Bennett reports
that the enrolling officer is not allowed
10 continue his labcrs IN Harrison town
ship-,hreatcning 10 shoot him and
then take him out Of the township.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Orlginai Notice

stato OF iOW6l 81
lama County
r. Lewis Fl. Cary and war.
tina Cary his Wife Meade 4
Stoweli, Cummings Seamon
Il Co. aud i nsrs.ne SEQ
Ton arc hereby Notified, I'll there y row
on file in the nfice If the Ce,k 81 tie Iis ].
,ric. Court Of the state Of Iowa, within and
for the County Of Tama, = petition Of John
d. Clute, claiming of tho said Lewis Il. Cary
the sum Of 81, 6O7 so with interest thereon At
the rate Of ten per cent per annnm from July
l4th 1853 less $4,000 paid February oath
1882, ~ money due on two promissory notes,
and asking for the foreclosure Of . mortgage
given by said Lewis. II. Cary 4 Martha Cary
his wife to secure said notes, which said notes
aud mortgage were given TO Il. i N. Dart aud
and are now the properly Of the Plaintiff.
And that unless vun appear thereto and do.
fent before noon OF the second day of the
Septcmh y term, A. D. 1853 Of said Court. de-
fault will &c entered against You and judge
mcnt rendered thereon.
Thos. J. DUDLEY IN.
Stamp Attorney for Plaintiff.
v5-n20-w4.
Printers fee 1857.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

SOLDIERS ATTENTION Pain, dcsease
snd exposures with hot climate, mud.
DIV water and bad diet viii be nnavoid
able, but armed with HOLIOWAY
PURIFYING d. STRENGTHING
PILLS .ou can endure all these and
still retain good health. Only Is cents
per boz.
t~ Tho returns from the Canadian
elections indicate an overwhelming de-
feat of the Government.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

General Wilcox has been ordered ta
take commani the District of Indi ina
md Michigan, relieving General Has.
call If his commend in that district.
General IIascall will probably proceed
TO the field.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

sB-Prof. Whitney, the State Geolo.
r,st nf California, found among the
Sierra Ncva.las. about 1000 feet above
the level Of the ocean, All almost per.
fec, jaw Of = rhinocc,"s. Huge pc'r'si.
cd oyster shells were also found among
the mounts ius Of the interior and At a
.rea, elevation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

It ia better to cmbalm the MUD in.
stead Of the body; to commit the in
tellect to paper instead Of the limbs t.
linen !; to 20 down to posterity bound
in yellum instead Of being coffin;d up in
sycamore.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

Nine of the eleven cotton mills At
Fall River, Mass, ars idle, and the
linen mill has discontinued operations
or tbs pveseir.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
4 sKIRM 1911 IN PENysYLvANIA

The IS il Pennsylvania cavalry and
the S7.h Pennsylvania infantry had
s<i,mi>h with some 4c.o rebel cavalry
YESTERDAY. near M'adlrt"wn, Psrns,l
vanis. Eight rebels were killed. a mum
Der wounded. and 81 captured.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

In Camden. n. j.. on the 22nd of
May, twenty eight soldiers, under Gem
mand ef Capt, Lewis Loeb, all ct whom
had lost leg in battle, paraded through,
the streets on crutchcs. Others accom-
panied them y no had lost an arm and
o;l,c, ui&e wounded.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

SECESSION. -Secede from every name
and kind Of Saleratus except the Chem
icul Saleyatus. This il the kind to use
on every OCCASION. For sale by al gro
GERS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
New A0vertlA1ll e ntE.
original Notice.

-
lama County
To 7. J, s.al.y, Elizabeth !.
S,aloy, Jacob Q. Staley.
Chsharine Staley. 4 Charles
Cooper, John Cooper, Ill. +.
clark 4 cook, Sargent 4 Down
~ 4 Jswets Tcbbetts 4 c,,
Isaac L. Allen, culberteon I
Reno, & John G. culbertson,
Morgan Reno, Marcellus
Pinney. James A. Walkur.
Michael Doushus, u. T.
Badly. Nc earn ( Scott, John
Youngman. q. L. Bellows,
Waasworth 4 Wells. Pc err
McRoberts and A. ~ Waugh
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that there il now on file in the Office OF the
clerk Of the District court OF Tama county.
Il wn, = petition Of John Downey claiming Of
you the foreclosure Of : mortgage therein de.-
cribed ant making no personal claim against
any Of yon except +. ktsiey.)
Now unless you up, ear thereto and defend
OH OF before noon Of the second day Of tho
next term OF said couri. commencing on tho
titled Monday Of September A. D. ls63 default
will be entered against you and judgment, reu.
dared thereon.
ALLEN SThusLr
Stamp <tiorney i.r PJf
v5n20wl
Printers fee Slips
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Sixnilfcant Army Tokens.
Cardington, O, June II


The delegates returning from the
white feather convention, were met al
the depot by few soldiers Of the 81
Ohio. who knocked down every man
who mentioned the name Of Nailaniy
ham tavorably.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Pointers fee 4o,s7.


All persons indebted e The undersignad
must cell and pay up Immediately Or their
secounts will b LETT with On o6Ssss Tor 81
leetisn. ~
Tslsds, Juas 18th, leeS. $3.50
RWmsa Ianfs1-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
correspondence

The following letter from the Rev
G. g. Edwards although coming late 't
hand will be found Interesting, in giving
a description Of the st, ong fortifc ',ion.
about Vicksburg and the fighting il
that vicinity.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
Don Der SCud,ClCi.

Der @urm i'm rptben 2(pfet, Der l8otf
I'm S6aofpeI3: ou5nenbia peii, inwcn:
Pi9 ibworS: ouswenbi8 Elm Gnocl, ins
|penoi9 Elm Seufel: ausnenoio @olo, in.
|penoi9 &upfer. - 6uta bib Dor Dem
|0eubler: Gr felt iitb anoer5, ais er III ::
hebt eiH9er i'm pb1rtfdIfbcu StbCin Der
(Sottleli9feit, Die &raft abcr Uerlduonct
er. Sein aug iiebt bimmcindrt6 ouf,
elm SOerS aber wGblst uno ipurjeIt unter
tb in Die Groe ; Die Soduoe ilno 9efaltet,
pas Ser3 Jerftreuet Die &niee Ncbeu9et,
per. Sinn fteif, ftolI, uno mill llb nitbt
kie9en unter Sotte6 RutDrn. Sin folder
& t Der un9lGGieli9ite ouf GrNen, neil
+ perboBt bel 8ctt uno Meniben bel
ieien, neil er Gin GDrilt iein mill, uno
lie @elt BON @brilten nicbt6 ober menio
bilt; bel Soft, neil sr fcin Gbrilt 1T,
In0 itb oob rafiir auS9ibt. G6 tp6rr ia
|eier, Dap bu Ofentlib aottto6 p6reit,
0 liebts bidb ie nO6 Die @clt, bic oa6 Sbs
E, oos pom Nr9en 1T, nibt fam bahen.
odte oit Dor Dem Sbmcibler. - Gr
pribt anoer5 ais er mcinct, untcr BEN
}uder 1T Elm Gift unb unter 9lattsn Mcr.
en- Elm falft Socrj ptrbor9sn. 1ih, mic
oller Sallcbbeit lit Die G9Flt @ut iaAt,
Os meinet: Ser9s psripritt, .&Grnlcin
bdlt man. Sn Der God ipeiit rEibt man
Ell In9el, un0 in Riebbuf1ltin ole 9t1s
el. 90 9cbts in Der Melt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
nie Srci .SauIctl

Gin &Gni9 bate brei Scbnc, Die mo.
IN ibm ale 0Ieib lieb, unb CT muBtc
ibt melhen er gum Soni0 nad) icincn
Eooe beitimmen iclIte. 2(le Die 3rit fam,
an ct iterben Wollte, rief er lie rot iid),
|no ipr16 ,,liebe &inocr, id babe etipaS
ii mir beoa6t oaS rpill ib eud) cr0fTnen
Belber BON eub Der Saulite 1T, Der fol-
hir &0ni9 weroen." Sa ipratb Ger all
ife : - Soter, 70 9ebCrt oa6 Rei6 mir,
|enn ib bin 70 faul. >ptnn id licoe unC
Pil iblafen, uno es fdut mir Gin Src&.
In in bas gu9e, 70 mag ib e6 nibt Su:
pun, oamit ib einlblafe." Ger Sneitt
|prab : - Sater, oa6 Reib eebGrt mir,
Inn ib bin 10 f1ut, wenn idj btim Scuet
se MIDI 3u wdrmen, 70 IitB id) mir eber
Re Serien perbrennen, eb' ib ole geinc
iriidSG9e." Ser brittle iprotb ,,9Sa,
II, oa6 Rcib 1T meiu, oeun itb bin fc
hul, fcllt ib auf9cbsnft msroen, UNI
dtte Den Strif Idon um oen Soals, uni
nsr 9dbe mir elm Wefer in Die l0ano
lmit i6 cen Strif 3erfbneioen oGrfte
IieB ib mib eber erbenfen, eb' idb mel
E 6ano aufbGbe gum Strice." D." QSie &c
Safer ca6 b0rtc, fpra6 er =: ,ou foui
Pr S6ni9 fein."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
gBenn Sbr tbut, ssbrou6st
@opHaub'S OeutIc0cS 8itterS

@on :. @tptou Broom, ., q. 8eoaftsur Der @u
srtISpSrie cEr tbcoIO9jbtn GBidenfhaft:
,,Sb9IsidD ttb nibt qtutet 6n, QatCnmchj,nCr
Gu lct6n rrsr su smVfsbGn, ib babe i'm IIa,mener
tttn 9rcRss 5utrauen III oerSn @;rtuna, 70 fem,
th oCb tIlrtn ocrndnfti9su Gjruno, rparum eir
NRann ntdt ;u 6uniien bes Giuisn ,euacn fell. bas
CT empfuncen gu bGtsn slGu6t uno ipar ourdb cir
einfadbss Qrdparnt, peun CT caourb Ieiusn gRt
nlenIhsn ndeeu fam.
lin 70 Iisbsr tbue id btslcs in @s,isbuna au.
occf!ano'S Deutibcs 8ittsrs, ras rrn Or. s. gQ
J a q n prn philadelphia mbercitel in, oa i'd
aCSrn calGIts mtbrers SabrI lana Gin 8trurtbeil
beate, iuosm itb etau6ii. n0e es bouptfGdlth elm,
etluSrmi(huna ki. gRcintm Sreunos Rcbert
Sbcsmaf'r. Gil., bin ID rantbar, oaB sr mib pcr
eieGm @rrurtbcit tefrsit unb mib srmubot bat, &c
gu usriuhtn, offs i'd an elmer 9rCFSn uno unapis.
riaCn Sdp8d5e lit. Der G5etraub rem SlaTbsr
NieGss 8iters I'M Infau9 bisss Sabres bat fins be:
osuteno 9dniiigs g8irfuu9 ouf MID eeb0bt uno bal
mir ptnFihs uno nCroltfhs Rrait in Icltbsm 8rabc
picbsr sc9Cben. piG id ilit 6 gRcnoten ,upcr nitt
scfdbtt bate unb rpis i nit hcfen fcunts, lie il
wieeer gu crlonaen. Dssbatt Nante id Set unt
msinem Sreuno, osr mid gum @etrautb oes 8it
trs au9srptslsn bat
=. NcntCn &rOipn.
philaSCIpbiu, %. SUM-, 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

49, m GREAT TRUNK LINE
4,-3s,.-.Es5sisEssss, from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Pottsvile, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas-
ton, &c., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York. Reading, Pottsvile, and all In
termediate Stations, at 8 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
2.t5 A. NJ, arriving at New York at 6. is
the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: To New York
S5.15; TO Philadelphia 50 .35; and 50 80.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ,
10 Noon, and 700 P. NJ, pittsburgh Ex-
press. Leave Philadelphia at s.l5 A. M,
and $50 p. NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caltawissa Railroad
leave Tamaqua at s. so A. NJ, and Is p.
VI. for Philadelphia, New York and all
Way Points. -. ....-a ..r r..
Trains leave Pottsvile at 0 IS A. NJ,
and 230 p. NJ, for Philadelphia Harris
burg and New-York
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 500 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia at 5 90 p. M. ST. rs a..
D1-All the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted. ...- .... ,,rs
Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.3O
A. M, and Philadelphia at 3.l5 P. Mn,
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
cursion Tickets atTeduced rates to and from
all points. G. A. NICOLS,
General Superintendent.
April 90, 1868. Il
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