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Eras.s oa shs Candle. .na Amso, Ran-

riulAnrlyiuk, rept u Ises
Al o4cufFcuoo u unasaal .nd nearly lsla character
took place this eysn0r ~ "a tie carDden ssd
Aroboy Rs,foal Ins Tia, loit trenton ssoa, skrg
cix8u uainc Unknown r., INTO squsrrci sUd tcpas WIN
Ess. Warren, Tho disturbance aTiAn. 10 cq3segusnes
~ tho civilian baug aud .nior Gated when 80
tram arrived Bristol aa'iaB tho cxea p1t 80 aud
the train novnE away The citizen ruHhsa - 90
window snd attempted 70 str1e II .na catch aos =
General Warren through j., vhcn friend y 1stsrsi saf
fcn who vas suing nesi tie window ores psid sd
hred tho ball passing The cltlg@nr zap aud sfagns 10
bead Tho then moved On sDd the Genera win y.
rhe AMIR created scst alarm snong tho ssay rssssn
.ers nLo made rrand rash T. ed n ne car, While
lie male assnsers croNGsd W snd arplna the pao.
d onlufh2ncs AID srprcss@l tcntlmsnt asa
trcs A. the irslo rssssa alargs cfowd observed
c0gactlng ana inrreasa. sFDs.na ths eflsrr
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from the fcavenworih CoSscrvasve, sort i5.l
We have intelligence TO the 9Th Inst. from Genersl
yaants headquarters 81 Port smith. Ills recent nses
hes been serious and at times alarming lie was A. me
latest accounts recovering aud WA expected 70 start i
fur, srron on his return 10 Fort scJ,t few days
TIC has made his recent almost unprecedented march "
pursuit. OF the robe hordcs vho ~ SICK ~ 70 10 nnsbc
70 s m ia hts .b Jance ugrh Of the tifne Few ,cre
rails In this war have let fsckbed - take tht feh,
marched two hundred and ATTY mles 7, The head y
an army in niue days, ought two battef, sna cleared
az rebels one DuGdfcd thousand square mics terri
tory. lisa Na,oennc achievement worthy q record.
sua v.,I,rrsr his rrincipai leaders are gtgwllams
and hean United they have abcat Tvs hnnsgei laca.
They have threatened Van Enreu Ia such oaner ha'
sepcral nrt has orssod Tho military occspiiyn ~ tDs
place. 10 Is hslf ytsptniu Corkeyr e0mpany ~ Third
wisconsin cavalry. sitb two oompatr u THE rsi Ar
i.cnsecs frsn, TIC resel cou~crplsou srs aud u o
men who hsd ncca ogilxvd - fee ior Their nyes are
,@.rsss III b,ss resa ,nasss,baS Sas"aasss .arsn
tan, whipping. branding. chains and dungeons have
.~sr the ,orI.. :. uss.n raca IN l.s ssal, sisro ha
hpdeS have pcnn s1ot ard Lung ~ tot FsniiA s,Dcs
shs rebellion orcara. The InC9 evsesslej bs gshs
eco days before .esrsi ilans marched upsn u.
u yi,us VAS 10 garrison the i'rea wan he pu.riin
bvs W. bad IL, II citifrs whose mon fes,i.
neat we're vel known, bui shcsc chsr1c1,s siooc ~
ssn ' a ss"s t sy lad ,ss Hs sspss
tWwsssns ssa them sasrked ~ be hung the icy tha,
~s oecasIei me ssr,son.s osssrn Burr arr'rs y
Srfhlnt tie heard thus lar from inlr kJgx ,trn
,cul h~ su that the fsdsys army xAs aovnr tss sds
H. Gag Or tao be.or. de- sich lrft bort Ssi,h
aroi with his force - Afrad.irh~ the vsbrl
s.1rshuss AL srnory Afksusas, q vas ss1 % rt'n
iorce frcs Kirby srail, ~ perr'n @iefittcndci To
ssesls ana Cooper, wsh their tooccs ha,hyin, 4
sss = ps.s Ug Ss.o, = Ned fs s%e ''" e w.
Ibe mvnvcrv 81 0cposnl Binnfs stat o. f.si smith
ssrsaia lbo'en, Captain jofing snJ laeuspsut Tssras
isaIs VIII sass's so~ rsn seSassfy freb' Fort iTrs
,~assal bun, szeats q sls sesossry d b. bs4Iib
return N Icr Smith, md mako a hse1....r,A,s 10,
ss~sto-s sssins she visisr n'satis.
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NEWS FROM JAPAN xN6 CHINA.

sAN lrAsceco, sept a 1863
Arrives shp Herald Of tho Morning, from Boston
prlyMa letter from toe American Minister, NJ.
rruyn dated Kansgaws Japan, August 10 saya mat the
promp, resentment u the outrage upon nag has
slliei most tasorsbly Id Wyotning with sr aung,
destroyed japanese steamer. barb brig nsDnptpg
twenty two guns, besides engaging * batteries Inc
accomplishment VI much wi1h lars asion.
i-bcd the government snd roope y taran aad Hbai
strange, me gpgeraiaeni obliged y -.
olbeF advice y the date ssJ a. Brltsa esSs
had reue r. saiimer aonnnaz y demand .-slos
nGemnliy and ~ surrender =. tho maracrcn & W.
Rchardson. y tia m0D@S ~, iaia considerably.
cgm.aI.n woad ~ inaa.sratel against ths i4amns
Dates lroa Staaghae tho @ist iaiy .tage tiai ne
cholera N.p taatacd aGd 'hs mortality fearful
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.TI ;ts3.T H~
the BATTLE ON SATURDAY.

CINCINNATI, Sept, q 1903.
The commenial ~ this city gives the following ac-
count o. The great battle near Chattanooga on saturday
The battle opened al eleven O'Clock IL Toe vicinity OF
widow elens on the road leading from Mcianorea Cave
10 chattanooga
me Sighting 500 became general, ,he rebels
LOG their troops nney.
Fairy 10 the he rebel. made an iisps,uoui charge
o. the famous Ioomis battery, and captured ave OF, o.
the six guns belonging 70 IT, captain Van pen command
ing the battery, was taken rIsonef.
Al two oclock toe o5hesi wa perfectly terrific The
roll y mussary beng tsr more continuous ind dcneans
hon Al stone river.
n foIy minute. past Two r ~ cur division centre
80, pushed broken snd re,realei III drordes.
Ccope barnett planted battery and soon checked lbc
oycr ,he eroand
Tho diss sion or General Davis driven by
the ssh heavy loss, ard every gun Of tie Sixth
ndi,na regiment was captured ecu. Davis rallied
BIZ forces and plshed tue eneny back snd rcook tns
gus
Reynolds lot heavily, bw -,ubooruy hea bis fostlcn,
dr,yng tne soe,ny Mt never ,ssyins his limo.
Palmer wbp vas overwhelmed, JAILED 10 &c, on hi-
Whole battery, and ,wo guns lost.
Van ceve although hghtins CALAMITY, osl ground ,n~
beng overpswerod rsiiea to regain hls position.
our line pressed severely and ~svered.
Tho rebels, eruBs their apparent success. made
ihe ar rcsound Nth cheers 1hry advances stng he
Whole liBe and ~hea within Ore msskemy rolled frcs
rsh, 70 sl and IN ave O'Clock tie nshtins wss terrific
General Rosscrans grow sux.,as. lie woQndsd came
poarps o. and the rebels kept xiadiy moving % 70 biz
ksadqasrtefs
View opposed 10 ihs rsbsls aad fiom this
time u aars the battle rssci with destructive fairy.
"A tuck wns the ar'as had srn,s, ceased the rebels
threw forward fresh troops sud engaged our right
The action again general Until long srsr dars
and ragged Win the greatest fairy.
The battle tsas far hs been pooay me and our cs.
i vsry tesyy.
kssei prisoners say tLsa " Their reslmsns -,s
almost sushiia,sd
B,,b srm.s o1ypy lie ground - Whoa -. .ctlo
began.
We have ospssrsa several sssdsss vsl~ossrs m.ny u
whom are from ,be yasa
~ Lob ten ssa. sas los. sss~s.
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Arrest Of |. Qssr,esmss,sr-Th. Tss.soe
Crop.

lot ma, 500. u. isss.
csy,slu A.masi nssx Assistant osftsnnss,ar ~
charge Of forage been arrested - shsrg~ frslf
me totroe msrkst . ssssisa AMI iAfseiy sassAcei. %
sceoun, u lhs inay ~ ervp ~ ,e ffs-s = ffisy
and saturday nights
There las been NJ arimtshss 4 ~ ,s-.f.fl nss b
treer MS r4acs All cAssi.Dogs
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Persomal Inteb11osmce.
Admiral rusrapha Pasna OF the TURKISH imPosis ny
yi,si The woolvicn Eng) dockyard on the ltn
and inspected tho iron.cased screw ir'ga,o "~ 80
various departments Of tna estaoiisnhen''
mo MARQUIS Of Eilzabe,ha Osaly). Baron Won Hone
anis and other Of distinction, provided WIN
Idnirally orders, assO visited The same docsyard
Mn nary Frances Graham, daughter Of Colonel Sra
ham, Cossingou, Somerset mas uss TAKEN u. ven ~
mnny ~ oouductcd with much ponp, the chief OH
eatIr prieG being the Hon. ami Right Rev. Dr. CLIFFORD,
the Catholic Bishop OF Clifton.
The reception of tho King Of saxony at Dresden 90 his
ssrn nom FRANKFORT was cordial in the extreme and tho
thousauds OF people who had assembled the railway 70
witness the Kings arrival chsered his Majesty most
heartily Fifty young grs dressed 10 white and crown
Cd with wreahs strcwed flowers in the King path az he
walked through the station.
hcmes All Pssha, Ia seriously III. The Valde Sutana
spent several days with her Highness, and the sultan
swice visited his sister.
II bias been stated that King Francis H., cx-King "
Saving Rome bat tho King and Queen having repairs
made In the Farnese Palace which circumstance indicates
prolonged stay there Apartments are also being pre-
pared for the Queen Dowag who 10 70 return with The
youngest Of the four sons she took with her " Lne
Chatoaux OF Webug Thc two othcrs have entered the
Austrian army, the Francois Joseph regiment OF
infantry and the other in the artillery.
The Duke dAlbuiera (Suchst 10 about 10 pay visit 20
So eden The duke IL allied 10 the swedish roysi family
by hrs marriage with Madlc. de Saint Joseph, whose
mother sister 70 the Queen OF Sweden, wife Of Berna
d0tte.
letter from Vienna, VI The 9th September, says
The Emporor Of Austria nas won golden opns ms from MI
aud conditions Of men SINCE no lett Vienna Tor
Frankfort and has been everywhere received most cor
day but his return 70 Vienna yesterday the residents
Of the capital hailed his arrival with such degree Of Joy
and enthusiasm to entirely eclipse all The d.mopstrn
which the Emperor las been tho ONCE, during tbs
as! few weeks.
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psssoasI sas.liig.ass.

xa,og General R.ssl y sSsa, -th his ssa-. h~s -.
rived ID this efy from Las Geowrs nn seuhAs srs
Mt ysi bsaoa Bot he aAsioos ooes more V g. isie Ne
ned va usasrssAss b. '~@ses nmssisssiy ~ wssh
Irs,a snd from there = ihs army - The ro'0rss =
r.ssssrss oennnsna N. rbss array cggps
A. Cbsrinl, ,bs pscss~sos y M srsss eisras a
H.vass, A.a fessl,iy arrived o iae ~ . s-~~e q
sovsass We nsvs plenty 10 kins
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Repetition 60 Alexandria. La.

tAulO, III stpt. ~, 100.
An expedition under ,enorai Kicker from NatcheS 70
captured several aud destroyed for
socasou a. Alexandrl large number Of mules, s,rcs
md cattle were al-o captured.
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cnARlEsT0 n.
Two paws Later News

me steamer Empire City, Captain Baxter, arrived az
.h por, yesterday mcrang from Port Royal, > ., with
,dvces 10 tho 18th inst.
Nothing new bad TRANSFERRED al Chases.on The health
Of The troops was excellent. and there ha tcer pot lew
~sSua,tles
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foccsxu,~s. ssp, n, Iss3-hb4nssA
!, sTss wss chair factory wsasr .ssss'
ss~ss a s~m~ Haaae1s v sog fsmn~. wfu bs sAss~n
Ga, u smsoy asrt " iAs ss.s,sr h ~as ss1osN~siy
tho vvs a. an f.css1..ry Tne 80 sA Ia nssSco
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badly DeassD, and compelled 70 ran Tack upon Rome Or
Atlanta
In me nsanams much solieitude Is esprsssed in 10
gard 70 she movements Of General Meade 20 take syan
tsge q Ne deplcsos Of she rebc, army IN Virginia
Pie louisville kilograms.
Loumvuls, sept, 2l--l2s6 A. n.
Dur army under General Rosecrans has DO badly
beaten, and compelled Chattanooga by Bragg
with heavy rcnovcemens from Leo, neeuressrd and Joe
Johnston.
The military occupation q The telegraph line viii pre-
vent the Transmission Of the particulars TO night
LouEvrtnR, Sept 2l--liA5 NJ.
Not WORD mas been received from Rosecrans' army
to-day.
The reports here that the rebes in considerable
bers coming INTO Eastern Keptucky through Pound
cap are untrue.
Rumors, Impossible authenticate now prevail among
them that large part of Grants army rapidly moving
forward 10 aid Rosecrals that tho engagement between
Rosscrans aud Braegs armies 10 s,iil progressing, 40
me military authorities here do not believe that any
very seriously disastrous results have occurred to Rose
Grams army. $685.
Newspaper Accounts.
wAmNoTos, Sspt. 81, 1888.
The Natio,o0 Hspabi,eca says--
The enemy attacked Rosecrans again On Sunday morn.
battle raged hercey all day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


W.T. Wss"sos~A U<soANL.
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Setsas s-s Sser 'sssa n a. s'oas, ~ IN w.shustss
. ~ ctosg, re fs'e q Ra'~r,ss' sar.
Chsussos,s 20 ssAi, iss ssrNsi r e.nsssy Gfs-.
ws.eh we're yesterday v-ss ssa's nne- 40 wg-
expected 10 be % vas l..@ = ss,. shea iS'-g4
nYverEssl -oela b. rsosnruy ~sss ys 'hs st~- q 40
sucay ~ Tie rs~oa scmsssas
zee r,r'ss sca.as'se = iss ss'e ssss -ps 90 ~
usp " yvrsSs ~nh kos0sEs ne sSn, vcsIs "
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hapss1, y. s., s~pt. Vi, isa..
ma tseanm Liur Basssi-, from w.ssnsovo, 90. !.
I'm Icss = ssilan fs ll,vpoo. syvss here !. ssv.
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.c.aalaa Em.., ,,,.nvu,sr psnelu Of CAnpsie psbne
with gold scrolls 10 RELIEF decorate sne nons,
sidss OF the cssket, which b, IN eeens0o' -"
wssh Runio, Cclsic and Gothic engraving
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uIK,a>ess'ss,. Az. y 80 pa.s.
heft. - ia

t%fAt q W
rssssss.
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ssa husssA IN. aasav ls~ssa m .ssassst j. a. .,
ne1s,a fstars ~ h.,e eaaes ,Aaa sss s-,-s.ass.
have Always nsss tieir spf~srsacs rs fss, ~ 80
wnsn Er-~s assas -~ss srp~cssa q 80 e~a~
INA svah ~ ssfsss runn-s,s tS~~@ tsn ssgtv~ss
N ssvs uoairsf hsr. teasY ~. rt'i~ss 80 -
o. hsnsrsd ssa arr r~s = No. lsy. ssss,b 30
meat h>d t-~a ossssss = - ssssss,ssss - ras.ss
ba~s "a ss.nsiy fsls~ oar stifs - y thes, ~orss-s
ga usssms s~ss - --s4sy hes eees Isss aLss
sun4rsx No. whcs nsas - ,sss ts'sessss es.sss,a
o.s.,s IL s@sn. ilsps Di ~ siSs sss~s1~t
,~.vs .s~4asnns~~,aess etssss, ss<ssss o.< $500
sws
~. ,ses~ l~S@sn assssfs TIE rss~, lha -,
....,s.~.s.e fs~rx u fsss sr1y ks GO " "a 800
.sbsrs s,s-s ~ ,ssy ~ss 49, - sfssssss
!, - s-.ss ss.sA = W Nssss~ o@ly sasrs ~.
s4.~ssi sssss ever, ~h~n. c>sy 80 sts> 90 sss 90
:. n sy~ -sss,as fsvss -; sss-'y sssvsy . s~.s
!, "A. esss % assg s9S ssx<siss =
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3lroposalS

DACIFIC RAILWAY.-The un-
Il dtsti:ncd vii Eecclyc proposals to furnish tonr
thousand Il toos tons OF railway Iron. or any pntt
thfreci. 5os the t.ack ct the lint Section OF tue
ne Iron 70 be Of Ane1uen manufacture. Of the Dest
E4hAakE Et1y.
.Ccnrunlcntionk for further Information to be Ad-
9rtn.fd 70 the undrrBgncd ~ SAMUEL. HAILKrF Il
delivery. j. q. FREMONT,
J1cAcent Union Ps14nc hallway, t. D.
New FORK June stA 1S6a, jel4 E2lS 10t
, 1863-06-22
Qopart11trsbtr.

OOpARTNERSHIP.- The un-
l. de;arped have this day formed 4 CO. partnership
far the trnuk2ctton Of general ConMthlou o1s1heea
under the firm name OF HOWE R0BBIRB. Office. IL
south Water street, Chicago. IL - ,,owc
CA1c4co, Nay 1st LEGS. AMp61 y p!s4pn1ssA' u1WsA'
My1-G27a-3m b " Aboo4>Afso-
, 1863-06-22
T1NITED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY.
Imnnrtaf1H Nntice tn the puhlic.


The Crlte: States Exn:tss Company Will commance
the 18th last ~ 60 tnG.s on the folio E:ng lnes
Of Ia the 6.Ete o. Wisconsin. E1z: Tho Call
eago and sIllwankss Railroad tas Milx@Hsss I aad
R,isroad Ey recurring thete lines OF railroad. the
General eu, cEtntendent, HENRY liz. Esq bus esa6: 4
tLed regulsr Officer St the places named In tho LIST
atrscbeu 10 this 1o'ice: and cur very many friends
nc crest peasufe to able to announce to them that
the iAc3les for doing business oyer the above named
III Of r,Ade have been secnrtd to this Company and
that shall not b: cemPeed Pc to ,etnss h1.
fSsy NAV rave IN vqfscorEn at any Of the rotota
reached y ttle above roHts - have htf On
Ii otil1- L. u 1u2 by our Company.
Very respectfully.
Cllca-o Mar 18th. 166a.
The lowing Inmed places VII, dhde1 ta1 a:ca-se
mai, be reached by this Company: ,
r}srlnt W}s Milwaukee, Ela..
TsnkesnnWs Wiz. white Water. Nts..
silfrI: Ms StonEhton W1a..
Ma,ffs.,n Wis NRx0InAule, Wiz.
1ons f:ock Wis 3iAkcodA. NlR-
fsotcob4f VIE, Jauesv1Le, Wis.
HrpatsEe. Wiz MONROE. MS.
praiie du Chen, Wis. McGreEoE, Iowa.
tuly1s 6S4ul
, 1863-06-22
p EA,L ESTATE

TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
i Ka.usted IN The South Das1atou, be- ;ween BueuA
Vista at i Monterey. ana state auu Lasa estree8. To
auy purcka%I fE eubdtvislon, fu4 esteut this
present., Ls1e opportunity: For sase by GEO. H.
lfGGN' son. no. Metropolitan Blocx-
usyS1e 6l6Sw
, 1863-06-22

y.tten Chaa " v1ooin.n Henry Jacob
vaiintnrs Mi s y: Yanrechtcn Ias Vanalhenaarch
VerTfii DaYtce Yanalisn Ilron esp.
VaiiEB '@'
"
wel,s wm Weed Henry :.wlthorinsson sr
Malah y Weber Goyey
MsyG Wells Jason Is, Tgtofsf yet, fSa,Fas Shs'1ss
Wafersburg W L q W ateis Jas Wilson EFT
VETS DaS3d Walton IN Whittle Wit
Wells Daniel WsEas Jas 1,nisg,sn Wiig,hs1lMan1 y +
wel1sRp Wi aIsi Jsh1 1'A Whaling EP
Wethel ellRW. WairsJtahua Wh{te WB
Web6era webfe Haxs'u v MalfteS y MisleT 81
Ws1Sba,ne Ws9S Wss Wss w y Waen VIZ 9so af.st
Ws1dER =. ];; %i1soa VI Miats5s T&os
Webb Spencer BMlleon John q
wells r WaikesfThos Wheeler WM
Wells Frederic Whitinoee Or Wh!teon.hWmA
Webster Or willis John Willis John
weaver l. Reed williams JohnHWhjte joseph
= Wams W1;amsTb ;g31..
WaIiDr Henry Wheeler AlIen Wright John "
Waahsns H ClayWilson T G WEght Jchn
& Whitmore Cam1on
Webber 3 Walter ChrisaanWeeks Robin
Na!neEW " Warren &Roherf-Meoh FRANK
Watt Mm Walen A1s9stus Watson e. Edward :,
II, !M,oIfhtMm Makt de!dN Watson Ellss M
it Walker i woodward Geo
, 1863-06-22

Ires mrs
Jones Julia Frances ultes
Jones Anna N miss
johnson Helen N miss
Johnston Genie F mfaa
johnson Samuel mrs
, 1863-06-22

ya,,ycctcuAco 3yun DurnsD yenn Sailor Hen-
Voice angelo 4 Vrocmah Henry ~
Toeht Chas Van allen = overwhelmingly
, 1863-06-22
Q[ltfogo Qrtt)nne.
MONDAY JUNE, 22, 1853.
LIST OF LETTE2S

1~ ~E N0EW seo ) I -
Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Post
Office,
, 1863-06-22
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
TDH SALE AT A HARYArN.r

Five Stores oa Lake street, four Stores On soath
Water stEeet thrte Stores IN Franklin Street, naAE
Lake farty Lots In one block. unlon PaxS, with
:ns. whttr IND sever conveatst: the epenotA resi+
{ epce and grounds row oCcupted BY BlahQp White
onse hontf3g unton Pnrk 'and Washln stoa stssehE
ith 263 feet front the Pask ybsued In 1858
II be sold verJ cheap. A!ao other valuable proper
Il 1qliEe Ct s. s. HAYES.
aTjH
, 1863-06-22
I IuHEE UI 8uQ FAHQaOIG
DISCOVERY
H1LTC>N'S
ANS0LuBlE CEMENT !

Manufacturers, using Machines,
w i'll ind it the best article known
tor CementIpE the Cha1nets, as It
lxofkA without delay. u not aztec.
tied by any change ot ottenperatura
, 1863-06-22


1863 1TEIE 1853
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL B. &.
s25 mles Double Track.
II o-der to Keep pace vta TIE demands ct
@sa "a
t y e /, tss SaRa & u
trscs i s:ons baiastsd. AID entirely Ges from dust
TuEER DAILY TRA1x5FR
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with close connections rom Western C,ueso
Al CONNECTING direct to New Yosk. THROUGH PEn
bAF6S rs &@D & ''s
o shuge t. MeT Y1k t5an 5qas day
n7trg III sdyarce Of all other routea,
sEvEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Y0RR.
aaaa s 81 f. Bssa E
sisspl9E Ss5s q light trains to Phraaeipaia. Eev
Hssgage etecEes: through And rranafarzsa fsee.
REIGH HTS.
q - TT Ystk s.
& 6a ts ri nasR ss Rsst ts
Or 'fSa5a SF also at
sts% q ~ spg os 1 Ss saa b
tacEy. Ten1sssee. e. Cumberland, hinos. Mississippi
~ IN
on & s e s tns
ES Y 81 SPfs faEaF to and rom any
IN the West by The Pennsy!vaa:a Central Ra!lsosd ~
Z II = Be- ps.tcu!af and asrk packages VIA Fxsxa
10 sF satk sssa & aosae q
, 1863-06-22

r ". DREXEL d CO.,
4s CLARK STREET, CHICAGO,
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upon Pro-
ducs In Store and Shipments, and transact
G3ene1el Banking Duxiness.
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Adams Belle miss Anderson Anne Il mis-
Adell Nellie miss Andrews madame
AEnew P nrs4 Anthony Mary mrs
Alern Kate mics Armstrong Ettie B mi
Attend Eustiua miss Armstrong Harriet mr.
Alexander Craig mrs Ashton Laura r n1ra
Angle Lbbie mfss Avery n H mrs
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Baker 1rcetta B E1rs Boravfile Frances n1fs
BaDcockD Adonta ME Booth Caroline mrs
Bailey Mary II mrs Boyle Elizabeth mics
Na1t MHrT I miss Bowen S E mrs
Baruheait Nancy j mrs Boormau Dora mrs
RarneI William mrs Bowers James II mra
baftu barnh mrs Bowman Lizzie miss
Barron Richard mrs Brapnen mrs
Iarton Bt CGe miss Brakin hurry Ii mrs
Boy1e ti ElIen miss asS Rfaa:nig e P:s aasy miss
Ha1ter Hattie miss Bridges Susan mrs
Becky h0te miss Briggs Mary mrs
Bcecher Roxana L mlea BROOKS Carrie miss
Bard Annie mrs Brown Mary L mrs
Beldeu Sarah miss Brown Martin G mrs
b. Jennie miss Bodgctt Harriet
Bennett Matilda mics Brown Charlotte
Bentley Mary .niss 3 Brown Phebe q
Benson Geo # mrs Brown C II mrs
Beuhart Mary miss Brown Celia mrs
Bennett Panlina mrs Brown P III mrs
Bennett H11ie C miss Brown mrs
Blckf0rd Margaret G mrs Buchanan E miss
Bi.don Amy mrs Buchanan u L mra
8!ckne1 Mary miss Buckner Betsy Ann MI
Ritbee Ermina 1nfts Bnt1cu Mary mrs
Blime Adclia miss Betnett Fidelia mrs
Blair Sarah II miss Bart Land.rBon mrs
B1akely Cornelia Il mrs Burtch Harriet miss
B1ies Maggie miss Bsrdlnc Emma miss
Dakesls.y 1onisa mrs Busch Frances mrs
Bond Cora i mrs Bushnell Mary 3 mrs
Bor.man Adriana mrs Bue Mary a
Douhan " mrs Butter T D mlEs
Booth Annie miss Byron Jeanette miss
Do1and Ansstasla mrs ByeEa m1B
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Callahan Mary miss Co1ton mre
Callahan Jalc miss Colburu Eliza II mrs
Cameron mrs Collins Lucy mlas
Cauluck Isabella mics Cpmstock Edaa rnles
Campbell Nellie miss Colliu5 Elizabeth mrs
Capps Ellen miss Collins Catherine miss
Carpenter mrs Cornell Olivia miss
Carpenter Mary Ers Conlot Catherine mrs
CarDerry Lcon0ra MIS- Connell Joseph miss
CA1lislc mrs condlin Mary mrs
Ca7o1 Mary mrs Cone1l Jenny l. mrs
Carroll Catherine miss Connolly Ann A mrs
Carroll Mary ] a miss Cook Harriet j mrs
Carter Catherine miss Cook Helen 1n1s
Cau1deld Mary mrs Cook ] P mrs
Chamberlain Mary miss Coasitt Moilie E miss
Chandler Janc mrs Cowan John mra
Chapman Jane mrs Co1bett mrs
Glaze 1ra L tnIs Grain Sarah miss
Chase May Ann 1nrs Caria Dasbata mrs
Clathc1d John mrs crragan Ann mrs
Clcmcnce Jane lars Cushing Sarah Il mrs
Cl.arett Maria miss Cross 4 mrs
CLARK Juliet mics Cnrrler Crnthia miss
CIllls Louisa miss Champion Margaret m
Cline Caroline mrs Curyard Aelylaa miss
Colburn EiZa mrs Cummings miss
CccAe HaAnah miss Curry mtas
coaey MAry miss Cunningham miss
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