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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Rutland. January 's. 1868.
EARM FOR SALE.
Il The well known e4as 81
HIRAM coNGER FARM, Darby. VT,

Containing about hund ed acres, i, nov offered
FIR s,e S.d,f farm is si-Ws.e1 on tie hxhwav lead;
from ,l,insf,rl 10 Dandy antis two miles south o
the Railroad pepo, 1t South walnpfori, and three
mites north Of Dandy Station. On the farm Is sooi
story and q half hous :, barns and other fuildng
rhe farm contains same fine meadow Ian ! asd larg,
auautitV of wood last thousand cords of wh CD
road VII Oh is but short di-fance from the wood. The
rarrn we'll satered. and is well adapted 70 keap dali
re- other stg k. ~
Tbs is desirable farm, Is 4ea-anfiy situated. and
will be sold at bargain, ard PIE half of the
purchase money can q porte:ss q q srs:
The farm will b.. o1ered afr = xvry< 20 SeIofe VIZ
/ day. the 4sh of March next snu "A O'clock p NJ, oD
/ the, he sold a, Putlic Sale, at ON o'' -
the 4th of March. ,uasayt farm and
To ihose wishing to purchase P; s S,rm and "a
hone would say come and TOOL y J be = rood and
| hose having money 10y them, ,n
| safe investment. .,aerspned,
For null particulars apply to ths nnnTKiIN PosT.
,a.s feb5:d&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

- r5 New York, req ~
Col. Charles Carol Hicks, of the rebel ar
NV. and late detective for the rebels IN Rich
n,ond. was arrested this afternoon at the st.
Nicholas Hotel. s
s. The Post has information, through gentle
man from Richmond, that the rebel army IS
done growing; every man in the South between
l8 and 40 who can possibly bear arms IS now
in the service.
There is bill before the rebel congress
conscripting even foreigners and Marylanders.
New Saea nner PurchaseA BY Goverememt
Tor l3en. Hmneers.'Che = ~ NAT - ~ . =
00ccess.sNoW Lt4ee8saes o. Gutsa ret
cha.
New York, Feb. q. Il
The Government has purchased the new
steamer Jacob H. Vanderbilt. and named her
the General Hunter. She leaves to-day fol
Hilton Head, to be Gen. Hunters flag ship. ).
Four hundred sailors left yesterday for Ad.
miral Por.er's Mississippi Gotilla.
The nondescript submarine battery, "Whal
is it," has proved a success, and large vesse
is to be built immediately on its principle.
A n,w gutta percha life-boat. in the form o.
a raft has been adopted for the navy. The
trial of it yesterday proved successful.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.-The u

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The un-
~ dersigned, having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District e fauhaven. Commls-
receive, examine and ADJUST all claims AND d.
mnds of all persons against the estate Of Arch B. Her
rick late Of Poultney said disnc deceased, hereby
give notice that will meet tori the purpose OF
ming and allowing said claims q the late residence
the sad B. HerrIk. on TnesJ, the 10Th Of March,
and TUESDAY, the Ii day of Alr.l A. u. 1868, from
fro tw clock +. n. until o. o'clock p. NJ. each
If said days. and that month from the 18th day OF
December, A. u. 1862, is the 6me limited by said
for sand creditors to presenf heir said CLAIMS
Us for examination and ALLOWANCE.
Dated Poultney, VT, this 81 day of February, A
ID. 1868.
A AH Vi s' n sasHALL, con'r'.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

HOUSES FOR SALE4 ilf
4 Que Brick House near the Episcopal Church.
which rents TO FIRST class tena ts at ten Der cert on
cost Also one Brick Hsuse % Green strelt--r.uts
a, Is as per cent On cost. aetj
Don't let sour mon lay rustrg in the Bank, with.
out interest but invest it that viii be doing You
some good
G. L. MUssEY.
Rutland January fs loe3. ianl6d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

TAVERN STAND AND BARN FOR
i SAIL, situated in Benson village.
Also, one dwelling House.
The Hotel and Barn are in good repair. Possession
given april LIST. 1868, 49,,
For particulars enquire Of Jonas Reed, Benson W.
'Ase' JONAS REED.
parsor Fab % edkvtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
II D ortedC aptur e of the Queen Of the
West, hyulihe Rebels. s9

The Richmond Examiner of the 2lst INST,
is received here 1t contains dispatch dated
Port HGdson, Feb. 18th, announcing the re-
port of the capture of the Queen Of the West,
the United States gunboat which recently run
the rebel batteries. She was attacking the
cannondading struck her colors. Thirteen Of
the officers and crew were captured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
EARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BOOK BINDING.

II G. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER and
Lie BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, Herald
Bmdng Cup stairs) Head of Washington Street, Rut-
and, VT
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS,
Such Ledges, Journals, Town and Probate Records
General Indexes, Hotel Regisers Dsekets &C., &c,
without printed heads, manufactured TO order
from Superior paper and stock.
- Particular attention paid to binding old Books
wasaEines Newspapers and Music.
All orders by mail express will receive promp a.
iention. jan2l:d&vu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
REV AIDS.
IN REWARn

- TObEN.-REWARD -....rt
y Stolen tom III bacs o, horse, a. the Congre
gational Caur b shed, the evening of bee g. on.
very large buffalo skin twhole) ned With cot-on cai
petirg The ok, about nfteeri in hes in length was
not coveret. The villain has prtbab sold il ere his
for jug Of rum, it, equivale9 and any on. know
ag OF robe being in dou,tsal 'nas, viii please in
form me and they shall be suItaoly rewarded.
G.L- MUsSEY.
Rutland, Jan. IL, is5o, lanle:d&wd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

y Dear s,s-In reply to your communication offering
us Fifty thou dollars for the recipe and right to
make Plantation Btters for sour hosptal purposes
one con sdering it would nothing to comply,
and that otherwise derive no revenue from the
rnent and our consistency would not allow us
70 entertain although it ght please US to assuase
the sufferings of your misguided followers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
A COUGH COLD OR AN IRR4IATED IHhoAl
if allowed 10 progress, results M serious fumohs
and Bronchial affections, o1tentImes !ncurabie'

reach directly the affected parts aud glye Amos.
reIisf Tn Rronchiti, Asthma and Catarh they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Oh
the Troches and their tended use mas causea
less limitations obi ain only the genuine Browns SIon-
chial ohes, which have roTed their efieacy oy
t.st%of MANY wears. Public Spedsers ana SINGERS
should use the reaches Military Omcers and Soldiers
who overtax the voice and osed to sudden chan
ges sho uld have them. Sold everywhere az tWehty-
Ave cents per box. Ssni0iuN"0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of F air
y ha yen ss-The Probate Court for the District OF
Fairhavel. y.
To all persons interested in the estate of Abel Thorn.
ton, late Of Castleon, in said district, deceased
w. GREETING:
Ry the authority of the At Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified appear before said probate court at
the probate office tstleon, III sad tisrc on the
.3i ay of March, A. D. 1873, 70 show case, II any
YOU have nv the cunt of K. Maranvllle Adm n
strafor of the of SAID de eased shou not be al
lowed. - .g4,., (.
o JOHN HOWE, Register.
CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of Fair
- tven ss.-rhe Probate Court for the District OF
fairhaven.
all persons nteresiel in the estate of Mel Thorn
ton late of Cast eton, in said district, deceased.
sf taI l.t GREErISG:
The administrator of the estate of said hav-
M mad application to have the time for paying the
debts of said es ate ext nded, Therefore, - .
Bv the authority of the State of Vermont, yon are
hereby fed to appe before SAID Court att Pro-
bate Office IN tastleton in said district the 70 day
of March, A. d. 1868, to show cause If any you have
why sail application should no be granted.
Dated at Cdstleton said district, this 18th day o.
JOHN HOWE. Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
WANTS.

Az ANTED. g.
&C.. Will pay CASH Tor ali Cotton de liver. d a, nv
shn for the thirty days; q sui ex hanee hair
Mattresses, anything in tho way O. UphJssery, II
desired for the Bring along your OF beds AT
once. TIE. GiLsON
Crampn Nicnolr' Block 2
Rutland, Feb. Is. t1eb Ada WITT s-'l--
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w ashington, Feb. 10.
lowing report to- the Secretary of the NAVY.
Y. 5. Mississippi Squadron, !
Sir-I am happy to inform YOU that the
steamer Vicksburg was SO badly injured hv
,ne Queen Of tho West, that she has to be
Kept afioat with large coal barges fastened to
ID her machinery has been taken out, and she
will likely be destroyed. ss'
ms Is the fifth steamer Of which we have
=. Inc vlckabarg was the largest and strong.
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Very Respectfully yours,
- = - u II liz A u L q or

These gentlemen give the history Of certain ingred
ents of their article for hundred yearsshow-
ing that through all changes Of the medical protest.
and its strength, composure and cheerful
ness have been derived from these sources. Dr.
woods in the Washington Hospitals, informed me
thot one patient fast sinking and crazy and had
slept hour f,r two weeks until the Plantation
gave him NIGHTS rest and he was no fast recovering
am surprised our governms Mt has not eqnailed JET.
tcie in all our hospitals The weak soldiers cling to it
like brother Asa lay member. can bear witness it
il goo 70 take" and affords more energy and life
than anything ever tried Success to the Plantation
Bitters
| eathezine Ia re y6unded, bnryins the dad. &c.
j. +fo149s14ksea0 0lcODkMus,
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NJ A " RI AG E s

MAR IAGES.
BARKER-THORNTON-By he Rev. VIM. j. Har-
ris at the Brandon Hou,e, Brandon. VT, Feb 2lst.
Is iS ALnszo w. BARKER. of Hydevie, W., 70 MARY
THORNTON of Casteroa,V V.
DEAT So.
RoUND-In Clarendon, on the 8 inst. Mas. Pol
~ Rou. D, wife OF Linsey Round sged 70 years.
The funeral will be attended at the residence OF the
family on Thursday n xt. at one o'clock NJ
STILts--In Benson, Feb %, BURT, only cniId OF
b. an susan E. Stile aged year and 10 months
MoITLTHROP-In Rutland, the oath inst. Mrs.
DELLA A. MouLT nor, let of the late Truman Noul-
throp, aged 66 years. =,
he funeral services will be held at her late residence
ON Friday next, at laK past one o'clock p. NJ
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Congress.

rs s b@ 5d5 HOUSE. ss
Washington, Feb. "a.
s The Speaker stated the pending motion TO
be for previous question on Senate bill 70 or
ganize the national forces. asz1
Mr.. Vallandighom demanded the ayes and
nays. ssiszaa 8 -. IS.
Mr.. Ancona asked to be excused from vo-
ting. 81.
The House, by 43 against IS, refused the
order for the call of House.
Mr.. Olin withdrew his demand for the pre-
yious question, and moved the suspension OF
the rules in order to offer resolution that de-
bate be closed at half past three. Several OBJ
jections were made. II
4. Mr.. DIN introduced bis resolution, under
suspension Of the rules, the question beng sta
ted on its adoption.
Mr.. Holman moved to lay it on the table.
Mr. Hickman moved that when she House
adjourn it be to Thursday.
Yeas and nays taken and motion negatlveo,
80 against 100. S
The question next taken was on Craven's
motion for calling of the House. Lost.
Mr.. Kellogg moved a reconsideration, ho'
the Speaker decided it out of order. =
He then moved that when the House al
iourn it be to Thursday. Lost.
Mr.. Olin then withdrew his resolution, ant
also his demand for the previous question or
the passage of the bill thus reopsning deba T.
Mr.. Mallory entered his solemn prot e'
against the bill.
A motion to clear the galleries was carried
81 against Al.
Mr.. Mallory addressed the House
Mr.. Pendleton wished to effect an amend
ment, providing that the term "treasonabi
practices shall not include newspaper or con
| versational discussion of the origin or the pHr
r"Rec Recess ti1l'7.."
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Headquarters Army,

X ~ 1O .
There are irregularities in the correspond
ence Of the army, which needs prompt cor
rection. 1t is highly important that jun or
officers on duty be not permitted to correspond
with the General-in- Chief or any other COM
mander, on current official business, except
throurh intermediate commanders, and the
same rule applies to correspondence with the
President ditect, or with him through the War
Department. unless it be the special invitation
or request of the President
BY Command of -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06

Adveriissment- published IN both the Daily and the
weekly SESTTsEI will De charged the full Daily rates
with one half The weekly rates added
Business Notices published In the local columns Of
Ines under. viii be charged for each insertion 81; If
ever ten lines. Ten cents per line
Charges will be made for inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies and Associations the
named, % be paid IN sdvance:
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines % cents for each
Insertion. eight lines at this rate
Announcing Dc sths with funeral notice attached $l
viii out notioe free
Marriage Notices 50 cents
Notices of Festivals. PccS aud Excursions gotten up By
individuals associations by churches, the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices IL enlines will be charged double
the usual rates
Advertisements making less than three lines Inserted
once in the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
70 be charged at the Of 81 so for each in the
Daily, and 81 in the Daily and Weekly, the to be- in
oil cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted the expense Of the
torneys ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
fngs, but cOectabe at usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yoDd the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
PrOprietOrs Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ TILFORD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06
EDUCATIONAL.
ST COLUMBIA
FEMALE ACADEMY.
Fifth ST., ZanesyrlIe. Ohio.
fifth ST., ZanesvrIIe, Ohio.

guNHIS ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF
the Order OF 81 Dominic, and is provided with com-
peent and experienced Teschers who will spare no ef
those entrusted to their charge.
The Course Of Study divided into four departm
ana each department having its distinctive Of
The discipline Of the school is firm and uniform; but
mn and pa entail tnremitting be given
to the health and comfort Of the pupils.
The Academic year consists of two sessions Of Eve
months each, the first commencing on the drsf Morda
OF september the second the first Monday Of Febru-
sry, The two sessions will be closed with public dis
tributon Of premiums and honors the first wednes
day in July.
Terms per Session. Payable I'm Ad.
For Board and Tuition in the following branches: Or
biography, heading. Penmas ship Geoeraphy English
Grammar, History, Arithmetic. Geometry Astronomy.
Rhetoric, Composition Criticism Principles of Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Botany. Mental and Moral Phi
osophy, Logi &c &C., s45 $50 and s55 according 10
the department Of the pupil.
Extra Charges.
Music on Piano per Session. on................ sla On
Music on Guitar per Session. ....... ....... no 90
Bed and Bedding per Session Observation-Disclosures. 90
nasnng per Session. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
Stationery if found by the Insi tutiOn per 90
No deduction will be made for absence unless occa-
stoned by sickness
Pupils entering after the commence uent of Session
VIII be charged only for the remainder Of that Session
Boarders required to bring table furniture napkins
and all Necessary articles for the toilet.
The Uniform is black merino dress, with white sun
bonnet.
Business letters to be addressed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST. COLUMBA'S
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Terms for Day Scholars.
Tuition per Session. Second Junior Department s5 90
First a an /
Second Senior Department. 90
First
Department. t................... 2 90
septic dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06
From ST. Louis.

from 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, October The Democrats special
Leaven~orth dispatch says:
Blunt left Fort Scott for Fort Smith.
The guerrillas are cutting off trains, and the
enemy around Fort Smith is in menacing atti
tude
The Mayor of Parkville and 100 other citizens
OF Platte county. Missouri, made a statement to
the effect that there are now in Leavenworth over
lOU Union men and families who have fled from
Ilatte county. tor fear OF violence from the
Missouri militia men. and if a change in the con-
dition of affiirs is not soon made the lives and
property ot Uuion men in Plute county will be
at the mercy oi neu whose loyalty. at best. has
always been doubtful
30 many destitute refugees have arrived at
Leavenworth that the Mavor has been compelled
TO issue procl"m mar:on to provide means to re-
lieve their necessities
A convention of all the editors Oi Kansas will
be held at LeaveuwOrth. on Wednesday, to form
concert of action the military misrule in the
Department Of the Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06

from New YORK.
NV oRK, October 5-The Tribune's special
savs:
Gentlemen who are in the habit of vatcb;nv
the current of European politics, and are in re-
ce'pt Of private correspondence from we'll inform
ed sources abroad. predict great and general
war growing out of the Polish question that will
cOnvulse Europe by next spring.
IL Is believed at St Petersburg that Russia
will be prepared for any emergency 1t is con
lectured here that the true explanation of the
Appearance of the Russian vessels of war in opr
waters Is To rescue them from being block AIDED in
home ports, as was the case during the Crimean
war.
All quiet along our lines
There - a report from the front, that soldiers
have been bO.h gaddened and plundered by the
arrival of long train Of cars loaded with suters
goods
IL can do no harm now 10 say that arrange
ments for forwarding troops from Washington 10
the Department of the Cumberland have been
brought 70 such perfection that soldiers who left
here on Friday week we're last Tuesday in
position TO rerder effective assistance to General
ROsecrlns. who has by this time received heavy
reiniorcvments
The follOwing is digest of the news per
steamer Sidon which left Liverpool on the 22d
and Queenstown on the 23d, but has not vet ar
rived:
H1t- i1tleHA alNlCeS OF august Otn, state.
The Alabama boarded Il vessel off Cape Good
Hope. Ii l. reported that she has fitted out the
bark as a privateer. also that the Georgia was
with her
The pro Southern English journals begin to
see signs OF collapse in the South
The Times assumes that Macmillan will
ascend the Mexicin throne. and that the British
Government will acknowledge the reorganiza
ton
Tne Paris Patre urges that the reply to Russia
be a recognition OF the Poles as belig.rents
The steamer Roanoke from Havana of the
30th has arrived
The rebellion in St Domingo is Increasing.
he gunboat kearsey arrived at Havana on
the 18th. She reports that the Tioga took into
hey west, on the 2oth, the rebel steamer Herald |
with $50 bales of cotton. The agent for a new |
blockade running company, with capital of ten
millions Of dollars. board The Herald |
was the first vessel of the new line.
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RAIlR DADS.
RAILROADS. +
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNA1
hn,D-a-La..
r ~ I L r . "A ID II
CEHums1cx.zzzzzur ,cy

~~ - - -
Shortett Route by Thirty MILES q
no CHANGE Of Cars TO CINCINNATI. ythis Rour}
ChaugSof ii ne. on and after Monday, April
20, and until further notice.
Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily
LNIRsTTEAIN.-5ao An, CINCINNATI ExPRFss
arrive al Cincinnati AZ l0t<0A NJ, and Lexingta
Ky, 7:9o e. and close connections Cincinnsts wff
Little Nj n}, Cincinnati, W. GAINESVILLE and hsrSefo
Railroads forisIl points in Southern Ohio. I
Second Trrin-ll0O A. k-Cincinnsfi Nail arrive, II
Cincinnati 40 p NJ, making close connections with fhG
Little Miami Railrosd for Lovesnd Morrow Columbus
Newark, Zar.sviile. and Wheeling
Third Irals-6sS p N. Cincinnati Express arrives 4
Cincinnati II SIS p. N.
Fare same IS by any other route.
Call for yor tickets oid the Indianapolis and Clncinnrs
Railroad.
Baggage chx xscked through.
W. II. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
3. w. ELLsyrT General Passenger Agent
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indianapolis and Madison
R<A HLBR0A nD.
1868. MM3ZMl e 1868.

new AfT$oge me mt tO Com IN encC UoUs
day, Feb. z, 1861.
HNNO pastenger trains daily fsundays exo~pted1 he
III tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Tnion Depot Indisnspolis. q Q 30 a. N
and r. NJ. .srrfvin Olson ct II Is A. n. and so
Pm
Leave the iispot Madison at A. NJ and 2 p NJ ar
irving at Ind tnspohs at II A. NJ. and sl0PN
The train Paving Indianapolis at $40 A. N. conoect,
with that lesving Columbus at e45 A. N for Shelby
Vile and knsAville arriving al shelbyville los5
aud Rushvillc st - 30 p NJ
Leaving RE.hvie ct ! 30 ~. sbeibyvfne q, 9ss p
NJ connects at Columbus with the I and NJ train ar
riving at eithi Indianapolis Madison the same even
ing.
This Road Arms line with the Packets, a, u.s,.o, s
the transport zion Of freight between cpcuns .,S In
danapolis aD{ points West
Tariff Of Frsfghts a. l9~ A. bv apx other roat.
Shippers an< merchants West will End n 10 their
est TO ship by .his line
feb2 DC. BRAEaAK. Superintendent
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PERU tAND INDIANAPOLIS
r.; "A I L r O a D.
1868. MH R 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT. So
New Rette TO Chicago VIA Keksms.
81 MILES fHoRrER THAN ANY OTHER Rorrx

AN ANDsAFTER MONDAY. APRIL 20 lsss train.
" trains vel be follows
Ch agotExprss Train win leave lndIsn.n .nolis N
l135 p. NJ, drive at Kokomo 3I0 p. ~ Ga time 10
make close eznDection With train Cncnn sf and
Chicago Airj Line Railroad for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago:and arrive atPeru 420 r. NJ
Returning, he same train will leave AZ NJ
making close connections with the night train from Chi,
cago, ard arrive at indianapolis al $40 A N
A Mail THIN will leave Indianapolis <.as p N
stopping 81 = stations and arriving Peru in time q
make conne{ ons with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash, Huntington, Fort wayne
ledo and DetfOit.
Returningi the same train will leave Peru n SEQ
A NJ, after te arrival Of the train on the T. W r. W
from the East and arrive indiana 1000 A NJ
IN time 10 lake connections for all points East; South
and West.
AChicago xpresstrsin will leave indianapolis sao
r M nakinN close connections at Kokomo with
Loganspor, Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive nj
Peru az Los NJ, In time make with trsinr
going East afd West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail.
way.
Returning Che train viii leave Peru st I2lsPn
making clost connection at Kokomo with the trains
on the Cincim All and Chicago Air r. from cc.rs
Valparaiso AID Logansport, and arrive ct indianapolis nj
40 NJ intme 70 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
DAVID y sACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
vi. MALotr. General Ticket Agent. feb2s. ss-diy