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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
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Gov. Seymour, Judge Pierr.poni, S'u-
utor Morgan, ond samuel =. Iiiden'

40 fle Es.Lr of TAt -. \ T,ibnH,
SIR: LETT Neg-York City, q isw days SINCE,
vb-.. svc idsI many yein, being c ,d hero 10 thc
Gsl .ss. ai .llus,a cf member oi ny !.miy.
srln a.., ioh fr,m Wa,hug Ia InE TRIBUNE Of 'ho
I'd Of Jolly which p.ln.d deeply esar'' iofhe" "Ars
.paee m yos paYog l,r IsarA. ~L.ch consider due
TO Tho ~ sen who masned by soneaea whose
i..,-nco position .hond have been gcaranis aSs'
b, syi5ata of chariy. Tho l..lca IL q. illi,"''
s.mn. rlaen senator Morgan, snd Judge Psfrep'v'
ss ia asnaon a,k tnN Oovr inmrut on behalf OF Gov
-r,nolr 10 end toe dlait NeFho 'fy lhc g-arct
.l,n cd the Gosfrnor b. T.prcsenied 20 ID tla' tr
lh ,rfss4t .irs Will ~ case tue IA" 10 rht'uru ''h
,ends-,. IA o,Jy and down she.r ns'.ess houses
Does Gov seymour Foay anticipate any slch Danger or
4. II m intinaiion oi What might DO dore'
am sn American woman. and y ny blood boiled Win
M aton a.linst the f,so What must be tie
c.s II 20, brothers ami insud' Of these gira IT %
fgo ca,s Gov. Seymour fears th'y VIII tnin
pe.pas-s IN body" N, tLorc none good amoli th~m
Aa toy all o.pabo committing cmo ., base that death
il ts puuishm,nti Cow seymous sends theo en'i c''''
20 Washington to epo'cus the daughters and sisters Of
, n,u w.o 10 his main suppoaG. ea,s degraded
lnd uuprncp pied TO bum d,"a TIC houses o thJso non
whom tley .r, receiving tsr ,urp,u crime that l4ei
t. vest uusin on llyod nsgo ssom monster In ons
ght those fears std bic every id'h gifl should
d. tufed to oar houses But nothing cceod tho .fo's
Injustice of t.e charge.
hive been rerer twenty five IN the city o.
Aow. aad haze poyed tWo aDd snc.'y three ls.'
sss st ,ir my -uiy during ,hs qnarter ofa century
.nd take pra 10 tstyihs TO their uniformly sood Goa
da,, nd,.y honesty O4ly two OF all cmP"ycA "o'o
e eptl,a, , ti rule. aud tieif sn was intempor'nee
We T. luy.us.' the us,te believe lh'ustndi q 'he
.t,r sse. ia NoS-loA woud ave tnon the .ane pfs,,
Il th,rs enc mly Who uas lived an tue city snd VIII
d rsnntrv Nlo cannot remember ats OF Devotion b. sck
.s..or t.., be-, shown th-n by good ilh III "
Asa eas. thy l' odoua indr''i,,us and 'rf'ash
hr Inay hlgs lcf, homo ami family ~ aaolf unn. %
E support shat due them By the Opyc-rnont ' tne'f
own county y-aid go unpic upon tte uiresd .lhed
reed npio,e 5oul Iley to you c.cef'i aHd m ~,
while iey go about youf business wth light 'ie1i pn'
when the iakncss Of light cluo you ~eie to ol1 cher"
TO he room. yon would ind heir hearts bur.ns w'lh tno
sof thet ls e,o om homo t,uioa lhem, snd ihon ahc
then alone tho poor wanie'or tho d,usnof, e child
las lsndoy loved yours, ePos sesney On Is 9!hes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Relief for ,l.o CoIorrd People.

The large sum oi $50 go has beeu contributed by
our merchants tor the relief Of te sniirrug co'rd
reopls Of this city and ne' 'ghhor.ood About a'li
ih,,f amount has been dlsbur,od 10 more than i,5N
n,pcanis in u single week, leaving IN The bauds oi
,e Treasurer lcss than 81 peg individual for iainro
nae When we take into consideration tie fac- Tat
many u THESE pcrsous were brtally beaten by the
mob Am are not vet well enough t, work. that large
,,,,i.er. of then we,e driven i.oin q cir homes an
robbed Of then. eolhins aud furniture, tbai blni'edt
were thrown out oil .mpioymrpt 10 couclI''" 'h'
rtrrs and have not been ahiu @ 8ccufe slinaiiols
suce tuat time go se6 tho 40 Our BsCossty oi IA
creasinQ tho .und collected Tor lholr relief
Tins noble charity is not coulncd 10 new iofh
CITY. Donations from any part oil the olite or
country Will 10 thankfully received, and promptly
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--latest ship News.
,pnutD

Arrived. 80
s..m,r w,s,ehster. Dave, rEO'iisace mi'' 10 Ed"Hu
S.''mer "a Gu. Konny, PrOyiiaieo n.ds to Edward
SsraTer F,ntie, Fonion, Pllliiepla mice 20 Loper
se,,ncr rthi Stevens Chance iai,iiiore ni'e to "m
ap Che, p.tc Wil',ts. Por,l'nd mds aad pass
10 Al h. tflni" tl' s. O.. . I ,,.- 4
sl,.u,r Novelty. shaw Phitl'pa''' mi''' 70 LOPEZ
.,s.a,r VIM. wooaus,d c1ndi Baltimore md'o to w
% Premier ,f L,rJonl. Bron,s- Cifly day.. coa'
% iu.saT 10, g.., s.,,.., 40 l,vs I'm
ballast % ofsor
BELOW-Oos brls unkroSn
WINp-TuL aorning
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Arrival Of Sich md Woundtd Il.

On Thursday evening eighty-thrce sick aad
wounded soldiers came from Port Hudson on board
the Government transport Matanzas, in charge oi
d.. George kellogg Of this city. Two men died on
,l.e way. Many OF them were nine months men
- Lofe time expired on the 9th Of June, and they
have been in tgo ougagements snce. They low
come here 10 remain 10 one OF our hospitals until The
General commanding this department fnFlonghs
them and sends tLom home TO he mustered out OF
yt,ice. The following is a list Of these gallant men
who are entitled 10 the gratitude Of the nation Tor
the courage ana patriotism they have shown:
! FfFIftrn = M.sst'HCskITs-llcJa- y ole, 60. J.
! JOlos-si-rH hiAafACntshi1s-J. W. bid"rli 20 n
gui shot noid; J,ins Coz. c. h idwLd H. Ehsifn'
& cr'ty. Stu ue H. Ferk o. to =, cLfVnic of'fHr
Mhtc0fuo T. osgIpson 60 -, J0Du bf5cc tmp J"hn g.
St,ycDs 90. Ii srg L k'ys, 90. H. Jsnn kimJau o.
join 81 Io.iei. 10. Il r. " poll 90. JOhn fnec 20
John q. liendon. co L Wan j. heed %" - g. BcoOc'
/ Co. v. .,, a. , . .,
/ forrY. srouTH NA~ACHrsErrs-ticnafd Wmd, 60 "
sle wound 300 er- - ferflu, Go. ~ j. blahd@i &"
IL. ~ Mnclr, Go u; ID. ". Cink c.. u A. Ian .fry
tC5 /; u. H. Atwood Go. 81 John rio ngrf, Co. Ihos.
/ r.. Gsrdnrr. c.. - a = HnD1afi 60 ~ , =, . =,
4uHfY I6HTH .llssACIt aHIts--.t. > crazy. 20. - =
ST. Davis TO- Is &. -. Gisleni, Cp. /, 'efz WIN f.f~et'
81, o.. /, H.. iiatings, Io Al g. 81 Da'iA CO. j u
/ Oxg BuEDnkp asD su1YFnof haw-i osl..-Wiilian
l.. Bash CO. h, wounded an tmshi toipofe1 D. J. b'a
! Co. u. gun hot il leg. ., ,,
| Oyg HrSDRrD AsD sizryfrcoSp NKw.YonK.- IL blur
pis, ca. \. ~,
i Osg HrSrnpp ayD SixlYPiPlH EEwYoHK. -Ale1 Mer
fl!t, 60 Ii oeig1 A. ). Post. 90. -.
orr HuaDEaD AaD srVgArYAEyRsrn WY Oth.-Itu
| hen Ofeg.fy. Go. -, gGnshOt in leg
IyK HrEDhgD And TnlRT1. FiKsr NKS-fOh Joil
RolI1e o. Ii Cbh'sD Krs', 90. Ei Corporal Waiter e.
| i0lnes, CC. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
uxOOKI.NN ITEMS.

VyvJ,rrItfur..Cot.S S5lua.-rhe body OF the
-, Ites, Col Abel smith r. the 10th Regime Z Ne"
y stole Ioilutscis which sfny'd hero TIE tian'po
"a l.y.d Ia he fe4encc Il hts relative no w l. Ii'
mr. .trrt r. Tie d'cesoi wes "eurded ~ '"e n'.' .
t11n pori ta soa ne I'm Of Aiy sst he ia.
~ - 80 ,..a ...oei a. ilo lloe. Dieu wore lr did
. i, iuiufirs on tas ZjI %. JuHr. III" 4euAA. Gre "
,lsc. oil tspfaia sod Orderly Of ai, regime T. h Noao
when h- rens iu hitrr pfousG. "n ~ -" s'in' ''S
hs iun.f.i o .tcpatel Wi. tssc place 0a 2"d-} iA W
WI rn ,cc.sou the I,h hesuout orm,fiy coma Shhri
ii. l,tl., ~fn slrr milary otgln..aous VIII Issiee
me aa. "a the Cus HID wese displayed At hai1a' III
honor O his Ia-ni1fy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Honor 20 whom Honor is Dnc.
To n. E4ito, ej The " y TtSsne

To The E.ifor oJ The y. Y. IJhtae.
SIR: Much hss been sail Of the bravery with
which the and l!th Corps folgat st Ito recent battles
WHO surely do.erye H. bu. stl rething was mentioned
the .yiccs rendered by the IL, Bng.is 81 D'sion I'M
Corp, conuan,ed by he Colonel Geo ven An'beES
= hs ,.a regiment Y. Vo' at the bsi'e OF the evening
efe % Jaly near Oery,bcry Pa and 20 do justice 70
both efce,s snd mon Of .aid brigade, take the Liberty TO
y. YOU tie following sts.cmen,, Of that events NJ
Aoon, o'ceek evening Of The I'd July The enemy
lo.s pesao attack Bson rsnt wing sl snd Iz'h
Corp, wh,n sud- sug Gen. sohrrL, commandns ID p''
lon received odos 10 seud one bn51cs 10 'sTpo'' "'
col Am.5,fs ordered 70 proceed ''lA"iA "" ''' "
Bngsd, 3d Division. sbi marched with bis m7a IN a'uo
qui time ,brsnrh tnct woods sud arrived just lie 9l'h
lIsgh " T. Yol, were lAirs back belns out o. aanuni'
ton The tih n. T. Vol-. (.H.be s an1 the so Ihno'
Vol. tleeke. had tire 70 post ihensl7 beaind TIE
tcns fences, wien the Rebels ssprd 80 -in@nAl co'''
Of hc s2d H. sci. The Regiments Low gave Foisy
ncr rosy 'bn, 10 eE tss enemy to ia' back ~ oia'i'"
ssyos evoiy th0G .ehsl iGsm, os- -oa close following
them a. ID. time, Co. An.bsrs soeeiv-d efiers 70
cai another -,ne, support TIE ls B..1ie s Dv'on
tCo voa Gus,j whom tue Reoeis also had sif'ted y
cvefrh.lrrug force. Col Amsbors seht immednoy the
7th Penn Vol. 70 ,h., poiat w-eh came ~ jas in tho
m tine for ,he Rebel. had .lrssdy planted th'ir Gag on
ma of cur csuuouL Tbs newly arrived regiment, seiAef
with The Others Of Col oii.is bs'de ioDshi sahAN'!
i.pnl.ing th, enemy with very hstvy ou Co. Aa'oos
lad ose OF bis hcre. shot rom under 'in o. TAT tue ava
two tho day before Es 1. II ode'; eoione!s rsi
~ 10. tho otc.l being Ia tho held now for neAy TWO
year. q, colonel has AWAY. been duty, and onsh ~
nearly every battle viih he Army Of tho Potomac aud Tie
Amy Of yrsi4A under Gen. Pope WY sse 'ae Len not
p.omotcdl AN OFFICER or ThE lsT BRIO, 80 DIV
PRESENTATION To Cot. NARiAS.-A reunion oi
tb. sh REGIMENT y l. y y. c. aud theiF nUnsFoa' ;nen"
sk at e rly.anh stree, arsenA On Thascsy sven
n. tie ocoa,.oa being pTeena'i .. waguhcsn dr''
sword 10 Col j. ~ vsr.4n eimGinaan ol The oh shof'y
.ner ht o'clock tho regimen. was onnei In holo" square
when Cart baavo!t einry oi Tie ei maee the p'' enA
% pserh ard n the ol his remark, peid % rh oS4
ulneut 70 her -dlnt. Co Nsan fespcnaed ~ 1p
uroer.s terms stt Loudly chocei AZ tae oo's o. me
p.,eltaisn ceremonies Gen. Sni.1ri made few rsmat
sa.r which s yre.sat ias-ed ID Psls Of colsi on
which hsd been y,epar o. orr o the lower Fo'n' ss'e4'
ps.ehe, acre made o. tos.s aux The sTara aii room
time converted o bel loom ard every 'pof''a'
D. seoi.d The ar ends Of the jtn 70 ENJOY 'hene'e'
In, ,ord s ,pondi4 piece Of manufacture AM 'e' 70
e.,h.r ~ h the b,l. eAse over 4oo IL bears th'
ia-ciipIon:
.Pf..euted to CoL J. II Vari.n, 3h Regiment " j.
N a by ,h~ officers and mcuiucss o. hs coh4hn' -
opy Of Lrr K.,ss fcspso for hil - brave a'ai'' ana
NouLy ctlLeu. Jolly Ji lath"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Tnr ArLASrIc DocRs.-A potee force 'ohs,s','. ~
N NO. t,,.ut oaic,rs hss Jut been oisuIiLei ~ TIE
At.no nocs Company. suard coo 'oreho"se' aud o'
pf,po,ty aoou. tbs Docs Tho i'ce" .".e-,'l -" - a
,,, te t osny q tske this ctutse. there Il uvi-s
,l,. uoiiec o.o. sgheirlg to patrol one-ia te N''
49,, fe even "A n.,s when DO oDt1le.A h y eHo
~, 'ri nm of tue Elgash Ward Police, hst Fessu,e
t,. po.,tien 10 sao tho caPainey oi mo A'aHH N'"
| Mn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
,,.....,., =, Coy,v Isl,ND.-A widow lady,

DrowNED Ar COEEY IsLAND.-A "l"ow navy
,a,.d Ioornas tho Vroprersss Il coneeton"S -'',s
eg E,lt.n ,yeunt, wa dEowncj while ia'i"s d. -
i,rd on Thursday. IL T. suppos'u thni 80 NH- -
4, si u.t down, d.d bsioo assislshce ,"u'I "e - -
- rhc ,,af.r was only tao feet deep hrts '-rs' A.
I', c.,,rt,t She was accon panied b. hlr u.9.! -
,g vii. boarded miih tho iami, - deetAsct ~ a."
i' ,tbsY.r ~ tle time OF tie ocr sffretn ILr ".-
.,ge, tLrre fau. .ers Au Inquest va hen oy or
nsf Boyio o. GraVctrud, aud 'ci-''t "i 1''"'
t,slrttt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

AltICrp OVrK,GE ~ A tuILD.-SerRehnt hH-
br n ho Precinct Police. yesiofdts arrested fdWH"
,r r-.ia- a. Ne. I- Sir 90 street on compliant bN I'
min, Nutct4l fesidu. Ia tue apuss who ehatsre
han "a in committing oussr upou thr icfsou o. hu
,, ,u..a Con alt. The gid u tn tAe trtt year o' H'
80. lb- accused wAs ocAod up % await exsnnstioH'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Cyyru,L SrivoLA-General Splnols, Of lie Ia
,i.. sis was seyersly wounded n the Tecent IN
a.. al . a. tsp alii, ed il the cy yesterday, it'
b, t,s-r' members OF .s stan lie Is a. A.s ses
ilc.,e no. Us A4ity ,tToct
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Naval Movements.

DEPARTURE OF MARINES FOR CHARLESTON.
To-day the United States marines who have been
gathering here for some tine will leave tho Brook
lyn nsvy-yard bound for Charleston, TO strengthen
that portion OF the CORPS how attached to the block
aiding squadron. Some years have elapsed since 80
formidable body of regular troops leit this neigh
borhood. The men are all in excellent condition,
aud perfectly disciplined. Oilicers who on
from She different stations will accompany them.
They are all we'll supplied with ammunition, and
are eager TO have a hand IN the attack on Charles
ton Capt. Lawson and Lieut.. Meade arc among
the officers ordered with tue men. More than onr-
Third OF the entire marines IN the service are now
attached 10 Admiral Dlblgrens fleet.
A NEW MANoF-WAR TO BE COMMENCED.
The proprietor of the Continental Iron Woiks
Greenpoint has received a contract from the Navy
Department 70 buid new msn.O'.war. The ves-
81 is 10 have scarcely any woodwork ABOUT her save
the usual cabin and quarter hNtrre., She - 10 re-
semble the 20 wooden stoanefs recently constructed
will be furnished with double bows, for tie purpoo
oi facilitating nav CATION III narr0w rivers where
turning is impmclicabe. Preparations are now
making to commence the ship. She will be ready
for sea Ia five SIX months, or nearly at the same
tine as the H. hyht-draught iron-clais.
VESSELS AZ THE Bosr0S NAvY-yARD.
The following naval yesseis are now q. the Bos-
ton Nsvy-iard:
Irca'ssn.., wfiefmcr...s..'''''''''
tifH
lf,uo.ah............ Purchased caurT....
iou ue............. fIfclas~
steamed. ................--
stelm-f.................i1
TIE [. :. STEAMER wINOOsItA.
The following j. "a br.ef dcscnpuoa ot The L. :.
steamer WmoJ.ks. which was launched at Eoson
on Tbur,day as, she l. 30 ieet IN length, - feet
vide. snd ~ feet depl4 VI le.d. The keel is OF
NbIte oak. lfx6 .csss, ~ s also TIE stern, Shie-
T. sllcd II inches. The rHClor ~ each enc pFo-
t.cied by the siern. The bottom plank ID Of white
oak 81 inches thick. The copper ias'-nints extend
IN 20 feet ilcurs sboye tie lower edge Of raohel
Of keel The wheels OyoFEaug the guards, sn1 are
s sh,s, fore and az as p-actics1lc lbo machinery
a. 10 shin is in conre Of construction II Our Of shc
city .lops II 10 tbs tH4s oi 80 oihef boa's
of tbs class.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Gostelicr's Stomach Diilers.
pROTECT YOUR HEALTH

DROTECT YOUR HEALgU
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Strengthen tho stomach
Invisoiste the Deives,
Regulate the bowels,
Roseperate the liver.
Improve tie appetite,
Animste the spirits
Eqnsks the circulation
Tone the whole system,
Ana thus proiong life.
WITH
HOSTETTERS DIyTERs.
Defy onwholesoms ar,
Qualify impure water.
Guard against damp,
Prevent mslsrous levers,
Anticipate INDIGESTION.
Battle fever and sgue,
Brave all climates,
Recruit exhausted nstois
Sustain body snd mind.
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Enfesbled dyspeptics.
Toil.wsared operatives.
Solder, 10 the hospital
Pa'e, csre.vorn citizens.
Settlers lands,
Travellers aud explorers.
VcIim. Of setsickness,
The sred and dscrep.,.
Shoud al be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Harmless az SiimuaD,
Powerful ~ Tonic,
Quick q Corrective.
6afe q sn Alternative.
Mild o. a Laxative
Sure Ua ke,toTatye
Good a. an Appetizer,
Pleas.ut as Cordial
Life has no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSrETTERS BITTERS.
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
AND
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
II s Of ipEai,s importance 10 ths public 10 know that
HOSTETTER S STOMACH BIrrERS
SPRING OF TIE YEAR

prevent relieve and the eomq prevalent b
th, climate during the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
CAUGHT Al LAST.
WASHINGTON.

| The draft commeuces II, The Capital on Monday
next with the First Ward. The drawing will tax.
place at the CITY Hall blindIan has been engaged
10 draw tho NAMES j795 IS tho number OF names 10
lie dfawn-which allows a margin OF 20 per cent ior
/ Exemptions
NUMBER OF MALES IN CAYuGA COUNTY, N. y.
There were .JJJ8 mnles above u years Of age, IN
/ til. county by .he Assessor returns FOR 1903
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
EDWARD CROMWELL.

=. q SCHULTZ.
okO. 4. COLLINS
H. h NkIIJltE.
J. Is. COiLlN5,
f.Xsell gs COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
MISTAKES IN DRAFTING.

Jhe following Oincul order mas been lbsled:
WlK DETf. Plcvos. MARsEAL GESEHAL's OFTGcA
WAsT.NertN, u. G.. July II. 81
CIRcvLAa No .JN rcfevc Any d!..ted aFsi show
70 the fo.fd Of rnrollmeat 81 tne D.ct WIZ, ,. may
is,s been ebfo,d tn: le Sn I'd. 'rsry cnrc,rd nAsns
1se. as enrolled alien ad fesidoat Of ihs D.,tfc
rl Of oncr age o. ~ sefR The 20 ci Mao. if0
40 s4a G.irt-Igcd ay Ge iocd. saG b. p1co in t.
e. - 3. tc Cd ll0a8 lfsy drawn iD sJd
on quota supply S-oac-s oses. by exemption
.isirs ynaeg ts sso.ion u tae oluoai act
JA. y. tHI. Provo, .siaf.nal General.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-05-14
FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
AND
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!

Shortest, Quickest, and only DIRECT Route from CHI
cago to Cipcinpati
Passenger trains leayethe Great Central Depot foot
OF Lake street, as follows: '''
First train 745 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 M, (dinperl La Fayette 5:25, (spppeyl Jnt
annapolis 9: 10, ~, Lawfenceburg i2:sO, aud Cipcin-
natl at 11:45p.m.
secondtrain S00pm, arrive at Michigan City at9:2O
pun, La Fayette $40 am, indianapolis $50 am,
Lawrepcebuyg 1920 an, CINCINNATI at 1O:45 am.
4, Passengers leave Qttumwa 800 p. M, arrive at
huntington at I:2S Pm, arrive at Chicago at515
at Cincinnati 1880 am. ~
,onlyope change ofcars between Chicago and cip-
cipnati, I'll"
Ratelt sleeping cars attached 70 all night trains,
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change:
Through tickets can be had at all railroad cnfces
In the West, and at the company office, Lake
and Dearborn streets and At the depot foot of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare asIow as via any other route.
H.J.SPALDING, Ag't Chic ago.
WIN. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-05-14
1851. THE 1891.
PITTSBURGH, FoRT:VAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
To all Points I'm the South, West, and
Northwest.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

I
FlIMEto ciesinnati as quick, and to indianapolis.
u st. Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9TH
! WESTWARD TRAINS
| Eyst Aaik Ltqe--Leave Pittsburgh. 80. 1:40a m.
/ Arrives al Crestlipe. ....... .i0:40 A. n
Making close connections with Beliefontaine and
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Roads. 1858
Arriving at indianapolis at S85 p. m. St. LOUIS
1915 p. M; Cincinnati 7:50 p. m; and Chicago :o0
Pr y. B.The time to Cincinnati is the same as
by steubenvias. Tratas on both roads at Coum-
bus and passengers all 60 into Cincinnati together
Express Hain-Leaves Pittsburgh ........ 1:4o a. m
Maxim. c nsrire, q. cIfss!ps;
Arriving at Indianapolis at $50 m; g. Louis 1919
a N; Cincinnati $40 p, and Chi.s 90 1910 m.
~ sss soas, the %.: :,.e :: BY
bus, and passengers all go In Cincinnati together
Sleeping car: on this train from Pittsburgh Gin
cinnati, to indianapolis. and to Chicago.
| Trains through to Chicago without change Of cara
- HAYWARD rRAINs trS
Leave Chicago S:io a IN and $50 pm. Arriving At,
for Dayton und Cincinnati. Arriving at CrestiinS
5:45 p m and 6:15 10.
ss '5ss &;
tureh a.2o m and $40 m. An making close con,
Rsqtiep: With tyains on Pennsylvania Railrond fer
INSTRUMENTATION 7rains-From Federal street, al
iegheny, for New Brighton 9.15 m and 405 m; al
New Brighton at $50 and 1890 p m, arrives a.
Allegheny atS.ao m aud 200 m.
Allegheny and Economy Accommod liz ntrainieavs
/
at 90 p m ard p m: Leaves Econony at $50 y
and sss m and arrives in Allegheny at Is a m
and $50 pm.
Alliance Market Tratn-Leaves Alliance A. 500
m and arrigssia ALCHEMY at II 60 N; leave, Al.
legheny atIIo m and arrvesin Alliance at 90 m
stopping At all stations for and stnp
Tickets will be sold for these trains at redu
Through Trains connect as follows:
At Alliance, with trains the Cleveland and Pitt
burgh Railroad.
At nrrviile, 6kio. to and from Aillsr.iu,g, 1,
| Cuyhoga Falls, &c.
| At Mansfield Ohio for MI yernon shah, s.na,.tx
Toledo, bet. OFT, &c.
Al CfestHhe, for delaware, Springfield, Columbus.
Cincinnati xenia, Dayton, Indians polls, St. Louis.
At Forest. fOrsprinsheld, sandusky, Dayton. cInen
At Lima, for Sydney, Dayton, Cincinnati. &c.
At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafay ette (Indianc } g.
Louis; and Intermediate points in tentraIIndiaas
At Plymouth, for Laporte.
AZ Wanatah, for ah points on the New Albany a.S
Salem Railroad. I"
chicsgy with trains for all points in Iilias
| Iowa. Wisconsin. and Minnesota. :"
For further Information, and Throu eh Tick es pyx
]. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
GEORGE PARK1N, Ticket AGENT
Passenger Station. allegheny.
Through Tickets for sale At the Ticket Offices of
Company on the line Of the road to all parts Of the
United States. G.. CHATHEWAY
General Passenger agent, Pittsburekr
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GOING WEST.

Fare as low rs by any other Route. sift
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