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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
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: crceu and :B1ack Teas, Sugars all kinds,
Java and Rio Coffee, Mvlasses, Lard Mess
Pork, Hams sugar cured Soap, Candles, Spi.
sces,spried Peaches and Apples also, every
hing for family use, al low prices. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

CROG-EER1Y !!

Vrccusware.> Coffee and Tea Cups. Plates.
1.iatlers. Pitchers, and Tea Setts$- 4 fine as
sortmcnt of Gl,ss dishes and tumblers, Kruets,
side, speu,L,l4 and, stand Lamps Of every .vari
ETY.. tiass r'resefte Jars afiifsiighf, Demii bhns,
Bottles zEancy Mugs, Caps. Toy sets: etc, etc
y! al. - 'It-'A ...a.::. t | = =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
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Egg. Il $50 ie..tf D; - IN / -,
M i { 5::;<:i 81 i: E1 'Ul;Sc
. 70l !GadJ it:e 5'ir' III" @"'tw ,ss9I!~t1
>Harlwareo Of all kindssnitt.bisforge use
91sl ankec Notions--The finest assortment ever
brought 10 his market ;e>7ao.. A&21'''.l
Wooden Ware OF every description Of til.
best qhality.>s La1 uniiEe',G 7aluo''TD!
i Paper. Hsngings; Window. Curtain fixtures
Of every pattern. o. 6sA@s' ~
= Gansies ,FFStewart's double refined AGO Al
plete assortment. .sTo'S SNT'l -!
Cider Vinegar, warranted the pure article
Nuts Nuts Z AetsE 1stPEEa'. MAIZENA, Peanuts.
&, ciean,a Farita1;1 Sage; Cocoa; aTapioeaI Oat9
meal, French Mdstattd, Pearl Barley. Eatsup,
1emoni Syrup 1stPper Sauce, aid sweet Oil.
Tobacco, chewing anu ntking, alr Kinds
flite best quality to 80 1avaa M 81. 81:
so Ground Spices of air Kinds; i@ fiAa bo1 cs-
7,s1faantcJt p,.re ,s11 {bi-ssf 7-oGl 5at iips q
w;-etaa. .. hshnss!E r
Eee44ytay:,,, -A@ytAttfmy, SSson,cthing;
lFTaBfE is Nsf4lfNG You wANrr
AHD pc not sEr r 81 IF No!R, II IA 81
20 l- Allkipds Of Produce tax eninn1eb aBe
ersgooas u the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ca
q: IN" TOBEY Il co
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
BOOTS & SHOES.

I - 5! : :.
\ very large. assortment Of Brogans, Prairie
L;oets. Calf, Mp and Grain Leather Boots, o.
ford IT'S. Gents Goat Racers, Ladies Balnic-
ral Cali. ki'l and Morocco Shoes. Boots a">
Shoes Suitable for boys wear; ALSO an cndlee:
variety Of children shoes @;4.'.s -
.x,..:1-n. ...-...,a Ill. .:l...l-, I.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
sIN.PRoBATE COURT. Estate OF MIN
j 2neso,a, lennepin County:-ss::

b m PROBATE COURT. --STATE OF MIN
j nesota, Hennepin County.-ess:
In the matter of the estate Of William II. Al.
len, deceased.
:: Notice is hereby given, that by virtue anil
in pursuance of an order of license made III
said matter on the 9Th day of April A. l..
1868, by the Probate Court Of said County.
tire undersigned Executor of the last will and
testament Of said deceased will on the eight
eenth l8f day Of August 1868 at 10 o'clock i'll
The forenoon 3f SAID day at lhe Court House.
in tile town OF Little Falls. in the County OF
Morrison, aud at IL o'clock in the forenoon
a, tho residence Of John Workman IN the tow.
Of Little Falls West. Todd County. offer TO,
sale At pubicNendue; he Following described
lands, to wit; Lots FIVE (5) and six icy liz
Block No. thirteen 1l3) with q dwelling
.touse therecn) in the Town Of Little Falls, in
Morrison County, State:of Minnesota:t Also
Let four ~ in l1Iockstirty foufstts y IN Lit
Tie Falls West, in Todd County, State Of Min
nesNa.
The terms Of sale will be ma lie known at the
time sad place of sale. - ........al
=. ". D. ,KABBITT, Executor
Dated July l16ih, 1868; eEI u julyl6-3w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
AAR sebAriptisSs, Ssdvertisements's.a Dr.
- . ~ lsr' f9rjsh vost 81 nssl:A at the Post

e,E:.fss'JjsA ,s ss''' sA'a':e at the Post
a9.vT 7 d =s5 $3.50 .,. vi,
There have beon several light, show
!, IN during The 1pasa1 sssk Mt served -
- lay tie dsse and iteshen ths grass
49, -. H. Morse, Esq,i and Gen. H.z.
Mitchell, Of this place, Deputy Provost
! Manbals, in accordance with directions
= from the Provost Marshal reported atast9
. Paul on Monday last. This is supposed
to have some bearing on coming draft.
-Hon }. P. Usher, Secretary of the
&in.efier, will seeept orunr thanks for the
/ Message. and Documents for 1926
{oomplete) in five volumes. As works
Tor reference they will be valuable.
Ltnrur. TnoxAs VIZ Er7risas,s Who has been
acting as Post Quartermaster at this point
since last fall, has been ordered to st. Cloud,
to take charge Of government stores at that
Post.-St. Peter Tri1n1le: !" "S1"'''
7i*Licut. Van: .Mtens ..rivc,d IN this city
this week and entered upon his duties US
QuaItcrnxEtcr. /; J.. &. 80.
Will t6e St. Paul Press. be kind
enough to credit what heal items it clips
from this paper? ~''".~
/ = RE~Jas Ep Fla <y evening last
q, Col Thomas returned from a scout through
the Big Woods and Kanliyohi country.
Although he Travelled over two hundred
miles and made thorough search, yct MO
Indians were found lnot any fresh signs,
EMlGRANrs FROM tSpq S,tA 10.
SrEARNs CouSrY. "A gentleman whose
home is near Sank Centre, in this G utrrr}l ;.
but who is now iua Indiana on a visit,
writes the following paragraph in a butf
ness letter: 81 expect to be at home the
first Of October and several families are:
&. maxim; ready to emigrate this fall in con-
pany With me: 1.-THE red skins were out
Of the country there would be a large en-
isration from Indiana 70 Minnesota
WAR, has, ITS TriuMrns, So: HAS
PEacE.-While the armies of the Union
were winning brilliant iie'ories, the lhem-
icol 'yulcral"s was enjoying series Of
uninterrupted triahph>s> over the popular
aversion to all saE ratus, because the con-
: mon kiads in nf were found to be destrucs
. tive. Science had demonstrated that the
- CAensicm .S"Irr"t'ss was not only pure in
its nature, but wonderful in. its effects,
producing better bread ana biscnit Than
any other kind Of saleratus or soda known
.,s.M 49,. ..a.:; J. .9,TYI q
% PROPOSALS FOR HAY!-On Monday
Capt. CARING, A. T. NJ, was in town aud
received the bids for furnishing hay to the
various post, as advertised in last week S
DEMocnT.. Some pretty sharp figuring
was done. We appeal Il complete list Of
Inc h!!ds: }Io7 aD@7 4o'na tle '7D}
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
There is no Change of Cars between
90 u | CsAsGsO ANDayPIT TSB RGH
And but one change bet ween Chicago and Phil
adelphia, or t9 New York via Allentown.

Woodruff's State Room Sleeping Cars
Are run on all Night tTreins,y and Baggage is
checked through to all Eastern cities and han
died free.
TO secure the shortest route, greatest conf
fort, and the saving OF two hours tine,
ASK for Tickets viu the f. Wayne Road
For sale at the principal Ticket Offices in the
West; at the, Con1pany's Offices in Chicago.
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets, and a.
the dudion Depot; west Side, b;;~~;> :.
.:...., - , As MqLkfpt IS s. sEiSket Agent. :.
= And at NJ: : Nexhal(' House. milwaukee,, by
TllOs. FORBES, Ticket Agent.
For further infoTmatien apply to
B. F. PATRICK, S. W. Pass. Ag't Chicago. ::
II. HENDERSON, n. W. Pass. Ag't, Milwaukee
-: v5n34 :..s :. 4ra.. -. VIM. p SR1NN,
.t,.r;2:r Gen. tPus.> Agext, Pittsburgh, Pa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

- . E!'.EE. y - :" ?
MARR1ED.-At Monticello, on the 10Th inst.
by Rev. Mr., Brooks, Mr. GEoRcE E. FAIR.
YIELD, Of Henncpin County, to Miss MARY
CARLISLE, Of stearns CO.. a17i 4Isn>- n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
iNFtWaDR t)GoS1'ORE

..,,. <-.2s@ -
I'nE UNDERSIGNED would '1 respectfully
j. announce to the citizens of. ST. Cloud and
Upper Mississippi country generally, that
be has opened q Drug Store inq the building
known as ..'IGorton's building" corner Of Lake
street and Washington avenue, whcre7may be
ound at all times ..,,'' y,s., l..,.,,
-,rf 1rA Il, = .r..ut :lyt o! .SG.+ !s =
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

1899 r. 49," ! 1865
EksSR 4afPR 3I aH,sl),F
The Steamships Of this line conmtncc tuir;
daily trips between Milwaukee and Grand
Fatt1f; in cbnpection with tic.
gEJRQlT5& Mil ltAtxEE Rail R0(e :.
Mohlaj May III, 1beS, lesside Company
Dock, MilWHaukee, at 400 A. NJ, and 4:15 r. y:
These Steamships make the trip to Grand Ha
s,,,su,,.y yep G. ,distenceof 85spiles)
t4aeI:EFao$IKs iHGURS,
NJ, y sa re -. Railway 'rui"
1''ai7s7s.Thfs i. - FRO udnl ;
the quickest, aaA cd Milss the sAertest route,
toa'f poi"tsin the ;:Uphsd .ssatssff c+hada+;
5 Hours the Quickest
and 81 miles the Shortest; Route t.. ClerelaH|F,
! Il With no Expepse fos Slipping Cor
J Fromn n Points IL mississippi River,
Passengers will make close connections with
this Favorite Route, going either via Pra. d''
ciicn or La Crosse, and San have Baggag"
Clicked through from either point 10 all Eas'
2"9< 49,
e A Il: Il
FROM all points West as lor, and from Milwau
kce ONE DOLLAR LESS than by other lines
=, - IA IN advantage Of 4luxsrious
LEEPING c AIRS
Changes in Union Depots, Sure Connections.
and Baggage Checked Through, this line is
~ x 6 FEUNSURPASSED
= ETME M BIER!
Far a quick and comfortable trip, low fare.
Shortest ront c,' and Sure connections, without
omnibus changes, purchase tickets via
GRAND HAVEN ROUTE!
Tickets for sale at Offices Of
La Crosse and Prairie du Chen Roads, Saint
Paul: Offices in Milwaukee Cor. of Main an'l
AWiscblesin SIS neM Tue; Posi- Office ali1csys>
.Amont's WAREHOUSE, foot Of East, Water street
". X. MUIR, j., II: WHITMAN, ::
General Sup't. Cent Western Ag',
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

He will pay particular attention
to Ne oosponneaine Of Rhysia4nSi pfe3crip.
btiops,aa III hours Aud from 1lsis1g e1rckenoe
.ezh kasj6l tatleitish 10 abusknessa kH a4ttess
him,sf that rillsinsfH tasshnse rof publie
patronage bssdeTof ads so 7sss a'ih~
q b"a z'7saorq sat;" III: e. SIMS
2 ISL Cloud, Nov. 9th. 1861. ~, vsdsl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

j. contract for farnishing Fort Ater-
.acrosabie With 500 tons Of hay at $50 per
: ton was concluded with II. G. Wait. 70 !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
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'sa1 sssa aasat,a't, and .'5l| lssssi
adj ~ A.sa - 80 bn8 n,,g3
ALI KINDS OF FURNITURE,
AZ yGsD. ,~ra bsIaaT7ss sbou< IT.
Z Liza At2,, BIZ sc3 bag asay be
Keeps constantly I'll nand i Ieeenne.raa assert,
aaent Of New fdrni,ufe, consisting x NJ MI
aasl7amA
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, aas ROCKERS, q
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..~*' pARLoR CHAIRS,
Sof1,<, , Tetc-..-Tstc=,
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Maheyaay and Black Walnut aoa"
C;AhD' <lva,.: oa. ~yy15>s. 72.a.. =: 4
=: d" .:-:Et'x ,;r1 >k<l1 III .".
pa IL .,::yT .ae'i ..r"5 81 ",s'2 l.
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LAND :soL0UNGES.
80 Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
r E1M:E Err!
P11TsBURGH, FIT. WAYNE &
cHIGAG0 railway.

The shortes line from Chicago to
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY.
HARRlSBuRG,r and PITTSBURGH,
Also the direct route to
Boston, "s- Albany; Buffalo,
Dunkrk, Cleveland, Columbus.
Cincinnati, Wheeling, Dayton
And ALI cities ard towns between Chicago anil
those points above named,
Trairs leave the w est Side Union epot, cor
ner Madison and Canal Streets, Chicago, o.,
al,iyal Of Trains from~the West, rs follows:
MAIL, every morning, except Sundays.
EXPRESS every evening excep! Saturdays.
the trains of the Toledo and Wabash Railway,
at noon and midnight.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

TOR the Toilet he has all the preparations
tlpofs LsbiRsy tiarEisonS Wr1hEr Bssin, anu
other celebrated Perfumers-Fancy Soap.
Burnetts EocodiSs; ! Coesaa Bomade, -hir,,
Flesh and Tooth Brushes, Hair Dyes ,,Scc:, &c..
|1Aeg toget Hef With 4 large assbrtmentsof Marsh
I kCo?s TrusseS,, Should der Brsceytnd Support
ers: Ths bsst PlafD Leaf anf other sTSbaeeos,
both chewing ana smoking, t. De found il the
|yplace!T84 .tat&T FOL 10 F9HnhH lstshsas
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
c !2.|e9,e Of +. Washington Avenue aud It,
''ef I'm : Street 8 s. glepd, 81, N y

! NlSG juA rctnrped fsom New York with
III, anew stock q Goods, we invite Che inl,ab
uants Of st Cloud and Northern Minnesota
call and examine rlis,l', assuring them We can
suit as to q, ifi aaa price. ?; .@2uor
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

go - D.. T-79T TIC - 90?
" - ~. II :fr:n~'I or 49,. err.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

|TTIE would ask the attention Of Physicians
III to his assortment of Tilden & COPS Fluid
Extracts md gar Coated Pills, as being the
purest, best and most reliable preparation
ever offered To- the profession.
t4iut91T 0Ga Sbnal 1.-2Ma.y ia A'i&1 10 e!@H
IT'S stock Of Pui,t: aid titss ~ most oo,al
Il1 plete, and the attention Of Painters and
builders is respectfully asked thereto, = Vi
nann9F3f 5f' ~ 3a0ta , nsYsfs II sf16t - -
pH'HE stock Of 1'attnt aand Fan;zyy lledtciuett
:. L embraces an the prepara tiona Of, Aver,
. ne er,sfsnbetg Company. we1lsT ywisien'
"yno, Dly"n - H1t many y otners sL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
Now and Then.

Mr. Lincoln assumes to be military hero
now in lS4G he didn't IL will be recolec.l
ted that in his letter to Mcclellan, counter.
manding some Of the latter orders, he SAYS.
al am sorry my ptans disagree with yours.
10 say the least Of il that was putting on airs
Here is what he said Of himself in 1876 in a
speech ia Congress;
"By the way, Mr. Speaker, did You know
that am a military hero2 Yes, sir in the
days Of tile lilncI Hawk war, fought, hed,
and came ugay Speaking of Gen. Cass ca.
reer reminds me of my own was not at
StllTnan's defeat but was about az near il
as Cass was 20 Hulls surrender; and like him
saw the place soon afterwards Il is quite
certain up,t did not break my sword ior
had none TO break but bent a musket pretty
badly on one occasion II Cass broke Bis
sword, the ilta is that he broke il in despera-
ton bent the musket by accident. If Gen.
Cass went in advance Of me picking whortle-
berries, | guess surpassed him in charges up
on wild onions II he saw any live fighting
Indians il WA more than did; but had a
good many bloody struggles with the mosqui,
toes and although ! never tainted from loss
Of blood, | can truly say ! was often very hun
CRY. ro fsaa Iu.
'Mr, Speaker il J should conclude 10 doff
whatever our Democratic friends may sun
pose there is Of black oockade Federalism
about me, aud thereupon they shall take me
up as their candidate for the Presidency pro-
lest hey shall moi make fun Of me, as they
have 6eneral Cassb by attempting to write me
into military hero
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09

per, but because its editor was an open
sympathiser with the enemies of the
Union" This is a mean, miserable par
ti2an falsehood. There is not a more
loyal paper piiblished in the country then
the Crisis, and not more loyal man than
Governor MEDARY. Loyal--not to Abo-
litiOpism-not to the usurpes who are
robbing the people of their liberties--not
to the corrupt and imbeciie Administration
who have ruined and degfAded the country
|--bnt loyal tosthe Constitution and the
Union. There is not true Democrat in
Montgomery county, or the State of Ohio,
who does not endorse the Crisis, and their
"name islegion, for they are many" The
immense circulation which it has attained
--oper thirty thousand and rapidly increas-
ing--is gratifying evidence Of its popu.
lArity among the people. .aa ...a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
l baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

AA ~ I'LL 80. u ~
4 = AkEAT NATIONAL LRoUTk.-'rerminates at Wasi-
~ lhBlOn and baltimore GU the East, aud Wheeint,
benmOod and itIksrslIurg ON The West ii yilb pIA,
mites with Railroads, Steamers, az, of aud hon
points IN the West, Southwest and Northwest. Iil
Three Trans Daily Tor All ths Essten Cltles. t
- lhls ~ the only route 10 Washington Ulty. .-SL
Leave baltimore AZ $50, 7:40 ana 1000 Ia ants
nhd Olv y mi On sundays at san aud 7s4U n m uhIy
LvAle washington NJ dOi, 7;fU AMI ~ q m, and $50
Apa nli on Sundays ~ J5O and p ~ only
Vhfongh tickets 70 the Eaatah eitles Ian Ie ptortr,G
via Washington CITY atan additional charge Oi So
Ilme ~ quick ahdfaTe as low as by any other route.
Inquire LOT ucKets VIA BaltiniOre and ONO h6iitoA
u any OF the principal Railroad offices in the NIA
H. SULLIVAN, zen. Western Ag't
y... 1, N, COLE, Gen, TicketAHt
W. =, SMITH, Master OF transportation. hldit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09

The Poles, slough for the .mosl, part of the
same race with majority Of Russians, cannot
i seems reconcile thsmselgeV To Russian
rule, This is the more noteworthy, eopsider-
ing 1t Is now much over halfa a century Since
The conquest and RlpeNatpu Of, Poland, q, Bit
dtrng that tune not NJ the elioiis ~ lhudh
rulers as Alexander and Nicholas, and then
another Alexander have sofened the aniRosi-
iles Of the conquered people, They cannot
forget that they were once independent add
governed thsiuselyes (howeyer wlldly1 and
that they now hays 10 submit 10 n voy-
ernment not of their own choice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09

No Repnblicah paper counSelS resort 70
violence 10 do away with such papers as the
Obisss, and We have yet to see single one
that does not condemn the mobblng OF that
Ooppsrhsed sheet as yenomous as i wsss-
Dayton JoUrNdk
That is decidedly cool, in face of facts.
The Jotirndl itself, has given more Of
counsel to the perpetration Of the act, than
condemnation thereof, We have yet to
see direct and open condemnation Of the
outrage in the columns Of that sheet, or
any other Abolition paper. But we have
.e0n Republican papers that openly eoun'
seled ga resort to violence" for the de-
struction of Democratic papers. The
Daily Gazette, an sbscure abolition sheet
published in Indisnoplis,7-a paper whose
luuatic rawlings we have never though
worth while to notiee---,ises the following
language in an article ON the mobbing oI
the Crisis Office
Thus has ended, we trust, paper thai
should have been "squelched' long ago Du
there are other papers that need suppression
or cleaning out--such as the Cincinnati M
guirsr, Chicago Times aud Dayton Empire. =
Souelch them we say, they are aiding ant
A6etting the enemy OF the country Aud If
cant be done in one way-let it he done u
another They must be stopped and tha
soon-or the Republic is lost
Ii that is not counseling "a resort TO Vi
olence," we fail to understand the Eng
lish language. Can the JoHrnai "see it?'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
Dayton, xenla and Coldmbas aRailsoau.
IN SE N i;IIDl'.l 5tss TIA.

4 'hhhE Daiiy Trains East, via Columbus. 1hfouH,.
l. uckets rom Dayton y all Eastern mites. .(i
a lhree DAILY lrains East, leaving DaVton t,i IA Il
Essl as ioowa; Night Expfesa fi.6Sp a.; C5uooIia
anrSoun6,is Day Express at liigU; H. l tbsse "a e,n
stop only al Aenia aud London. Accommodation, a a ,
y M, stops at all way stations letseen Dayiou suJ
s~Aulsng Al Dayton, night express6 40 klm.H Arcpu
ptees 6:sb p. M. u T'''T 0T7'f w y
Trans run W Columbus time, niir ~ nlituiss,s
ter than layton time ..'. I.,- T. -
Through tickets can be- had for all Eastero eitss
calhnK on >. W. ING, 1cA agent. I'd i7i IIIl
E. W.MOODWA.tD, Superlnlenleni
=. WAkhAEI Gen'l Ag't, Dayton, D. y ',' nOyaj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
Illinois Central Railroad.

CHANGE OF 1lMk.
nkand after Monday NOV ENTER l g. ltGE raL.Ar-.
" Trains Will leave Mattoon apd Psna, As tOilows
LEAVE MATIUUN.
HOing North, l;lO N and Ii:OU y Ia,
0Oink south, 400 III and 500 y M o." DAD
"a. LkAVE PANA, Iaru .st
1oing North, 600 IN and 80 pln .I,I -
Going South, 1880 IN aud 7:46 y M
del W. p. JOHNSON, Ten Passanoer Aoa,,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
Railroaog.
Indiana Central Z Dayton 1 western IA


ON and alter Monday next trains on The indiana
~ Central VIII leave the Union Depot, sixth stresi
atbs0O m, v.l2 a m, and 4.ib p m. :
Returning will arrive at 1910 m, b.lS n M. nm,
1922 m. n ..tIrf = .i 'i'~"'
The 6!W a m, and AS m, express trains mai /.
close connections 70 al points the West and sontl
and Di2 train "a the shortest and o,,rlss. ,,
70 Chicago and the Northwest '-''' = '
novld II, @. CAREY, superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
DayLOn and MLchIgan RAIIroad.

.ON and ater Sunday, HAY 4, lss2, tram, Nil.
~ leave Union Depot sixth street, for Toledo sng
all intermediate points as follows, NN Wv
Toledo and Chicago Mail aI $3.50 I'm. 'h
Chicago and Detroit NRkt Express Al s.oon mn,
ml7 X. M. sHoEMAKkR, superintepdsnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. General tom THUMB, in Wedding
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