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, 1863-05-07


Professor Goldwin Smith, in letter to the
London Daily lNers Of the 18th. ultimo, co m
hats the spccious pleas Of rebel sympathizers
in England In reference to the Alabama He
says:
There is no "law" between nations
which can supersede the jurisdiction
Of natural morality and honor, a.
honor Is superseded between persons under
the sainu jurisdiction by such municipal law.
I nd if We assume that there Is such law, and
ut the bidding Of its professors, disregard the
rules Of natural morality aud honor in any case
where those rules are against US, we shall in
yolve ourselves in unjust WARS.
The Alabama Was not reported" She did
not 60, nor was che intended to 60 to any
place In tho territory, Of her purchasers.
Fitted out, manned, and really commissiond
In this country, she has been cruising from a
British port against. the commerce Of q
friendly nation. Every one can see the broad
difference between such . case as this and tho
hy bcllIgcrcnt, and carried BY the purchaser
into his own port, there to be lifted out, mnn-
ned and sent forth against the enemy as a
ship Of war.
/ @That this vessel Is not cruising from her
own port is clear from this, among other
prizes ut sea, instead Of taking them to be
condemned in prize court, 4 practice which
is against the usagcs Of civilized war.
"lf there Is anything at NIL analogous to
the case of the Alabama, it Is the permitting
traops to pass over your territory to the In:
VISION Of a friendly power.
Suppose ireland, embracing the principles
laid down by the Southern party IN America
and in this country, were to use the sacred
right Of Secession. Suppose We had blockadetl
the Irish ports: and suppose Spain were to
allow pri1ateers commissioned By the rebel
government Of Ireland, with Spanish crews,
to issue from the Spanish ports and prey on
our commerce, what would the people OF this
country demand of their Government? They
must expect the American people to demand
the came Of theirs.
"As to tho nominal transformation which
these ships undergo when ont at sea by the
3cading Of a commission from Jefferson Da
vis, and the calling for volunteers among d
crew, WHO hare been engaged and paid from,
the onset as man- ofwar's men. such hoeus
pocus cannot affect any moral question. In
the eye Of morality it is nothing but proc
Of fraud. Nor does the running up tor mo
mcnt Of Confederate colors lessen the injury
done to the honor OF this country By priy2
tcering, IS the Alabama does, under ths
p+fff tab Ho1r -
, 1863-05-07

The mfncs-Salmon Rfrcr-Powder--
John Dayssand Burnt Ekiver DI.2in%
The Hotse ExcltcHncnt-Fore aud
sion In the yFest-An Amuxfnw Cir
cnmEtancc-The Mormon Hierarchy
brigham and his sminions-Tempora-
Mormon Completely Win the Iudl-
aus
, 1863-05-07

GROCERIES
AT WHOLESALE,
EMBRACING
Sugars, Fish,
Teas, Tobacco,
Cof1ees, Rice,
Syrups, Spices,
Molasses, Soaps,
Dried Fruit.
ToODEN WARE. and all articles u4ual.y Included II
thek Inc.
Nc have bought mort Of our 9oo4a for caxa I'D b.
ntvt1tat can make 1t to the Interest Of III
EE u ills market to call aHd examine stock beforo
ouytrK. EWING. BRIGGS d CO.
no. Is South Water at-eet, Chicago.
Wn- L. EwtnE, St Louls. Ao.
Teaaa f5ens. 1Mssfs; Meses;.n,, chicaso. ny,sssu,,
, 1863-05-07
AMERICAN NAFEAl1s HN ENG
LAND.

british NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
NVar-Thc American TElutstcr Gtyfn.
Passports TO British Mercaantnef1-
Cotton and Con1uerce-Hrelaud
Ffauce-PolaNds
, 1863-05-07
Patents Issued to Western Iu-
TGEtOr3.

Patents Issued to Western 1u-
TeEtOrs.
The following list Of patents has been issued
10 Western inventors:
s. Ackly. Hudson, Mich, toot-@toye.
FIJI. Brown, Chicago, ILL.,, needle for sew
ing machine.
j. 4. Cowles, Chicago, ILL.,, clasp for pre-.
n. Il, Dorsey, Decatur, ILL.,, cultiyator.
Nv. Foster, Racine, Wis, gates.
r. Keller and J. Rogers, saoiettc, Ill, wash-
". II, Maple, Charlton, Iowa, corn planter.
A. 7. Mcdonald, Dubuque, lows, screw
wrench.
Mich, stove.
G. l. Mills, Hazcl Grecn, Wis, coffee.
7. B. Aylsworth, Pine Bend, Minn., grain
II. E. Moore, Charlottesville, Indiana, metal
/. Farkcr, winterset, Iowa, beehive.
J. Il. Pierce, Mokena, NJ, gate. =
R, Rice, Gtorgetown, Ill. cultiyator.
j. s. n. Sherman, Fort Dodge. Iowa, broom
G,F. Tower, Detroit, Mich, lumber raft,
J.H. Wclty, Mount Carroll, ILL.,, beehive.
n. Steduao, Aurora. Ind, pump.
Marshall Smith, St. Louis, No., mail pouch.
, 1863-05-07

nEPOT COMNIISSARY Of
~ FlCE. RALTtNozx. Mp. May 5th. 1s3
sealed pforesAs ats rFsrertIaiiy invited BY
deIt!GHed unIl = y. on WEDNESDAY, May nth 1885,
FIR fnr.!sEg the Ualsed Stasea Subsistence pepaxt-
mept With
, 1863-05-07

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Matis Dlpthe1ia Cure. .GuAxAvrkEo 10 ouKE RI A1L
1As1s OR TIE MoxxY RkrCsDED. Thu trade supplied
By Lord 6nlth Wholesale Druggists. q LIKE street,
chicago. fe2 as8213G
, 1863-05-07
Proposals.

DFP0T C0MMISSAPy or
- ,F1CE. R4I7rxozx. Mp. May 5th. 1s3
Sealed prorSsAls sze IN y!trd By
FIR fnr.l.trg the Ual,ed sts,ea sabsssc1ca Depart.
nent viii
Four Theusard Il ,t{}C1 Uead nf Ref fattIs.
=, tbr tooY t,,,,-,ed n m. sta+. c,..,. a..,..
th1s ettT N 1ntI ~ II cfs nnr tSo1,.na s-ns
III In NJ 49, - Vttb;n ~ @ e.Ea
~ % sttItn oas 49, Ha 1aJx
must aeo1t 'nS tatsen Ss hnndred poaaS.
esa9Rss +. nss
Tic Government will calm she right Of weighing
iGks weight thsn III miaimnra mentfonrI sboys tie
s1re?-e Of Weighing will be paid BY tho party esrIuE
IN Sa 70 .ccu1. considerable, .p,t cont,,
snsee of t1oyFsoaa.ih1e ner1on. .s haoa WoA guar
n.s.s. tas ccanty ssite Do
contrsc1 in accor1aucc with ~ tr1s ~ III fr th"re
n1nnnen3 srd .hnnd h;a tsr .hsr, ~ - -. ~
sccep:sd he for " vii 1t osce eater into e,a
Sccout 1T seeafes EfIne ann IA sntras M
for il faflment sAS 4~S1 -" o'o~
The fe.por sinity ~f tho Ruaran,o,s must bs .houn
csaa oI u M uo fts 6,ct 81 a9s
~ to ~ ~ r,S.rs 4 Win fnr hit, Ut 1N9'&"
tdeqs In,t he No., ~ e r.c =, Md .
o-ecr1ea - 49, hrrss ~ .i IN ~ @ w.4.
E*1ing fhis nn1cr ~ o ''eAA e e'N'a as1 'o1ot"
Thr c1cMen rrsarvs. In ,t..,t III ,5oht =. r.,.-%
.nT ~ II hids cnn.ifertt Hn.r.snnahie 101ce~
m BaSeTs ~ II hsif taef no
~ * rdentsdue.a e - A> ~
are hand: none On hard. to b. made ~ soon ~
, 1863-05-07

No othe. bids Wi be entertained
The undersigned the right to reject 1nY or
an bics not IN comp tance with the above or vdtca
shall he De- ned not satisfactory II al paztc1!ars
Ridders requested be present at tho opening &
the bids.
All proposals. must be sealed and endo sci Propo-
sals lor Fuel, ," AID directed to
CAPT. J. L. POTTER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Raw Hide.

How few persons know the val
nc ofraw.hido. 1t seems almost
strange to see them sell all OF their
deacon skins iur the small sum OF
thirty or forty cents. Take a strip
OF wvll tanned raw hide an inch
wide, and " horse can hardly break
it pulling back--two Of them he
cannot break any way. Cut in
to narrow strips and shave the
hair ofi'with sharp knife, to use
for bag strings, the strings will
outlast two sets Of bags. Farmers
know how perplcxing tits to lend
bags aud have them returned mi
nus strings. 1t will outlast hoor
iron (common) in any shape and il
stronger. 1t is good to wrap arounC
! u brokon thill-bettcr than iron
Two sets of raw-hide halters viii
last mans life time Qrhe don
siyc too long) In some places th'
Sponiards use raw-hide log.chain'
to work cattle with, cut into mar
row strips and twisted togethe,
hawser fashion. 1t can be tanned
to it will be soft and pliablo like
harness leather.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Keep Your Sheep.

As the article of raw cotton has
become almost myth, and all clas,
ses of cotton goods are aspiring to-
ward fabulous prices, 1t must nee
essarily follow that wool will great,
ly advance in price during the next
twelvemonth, We would earnest
ly advise our farmers to hold fast
to their sheep until after shearinS
time as every pound of wool will
pay the producer hundred per ct.
more than a pound of mutton
There is plenty ofpork and beef to
supply the demand for animal food
without sending ycur sheep to the
-[London Democrat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
:farnl aud 4oilsellcld.
Salt for the Garden,

Lntterly, some practical men
have recommended the applica-
ton of salt to gardens, in the au-
tumn, after the crops are removed:
and wo have no doubt, rom our
ewn limited experience il it's use
chat it will effect all that il claimed
orlt. For years, it has been os-
tablished, that salt lag rom the
marshes overflowcd by sel water,
was far to be preferred as q mulch
to any other substance. The APP
pliation Of urine, also, to fruit trees
especially the plum, where it has
been most generally used, . we'll
known to have a beneficial effect.
The lruit-growers of New England
aud New New York claim or salt
many advantages by sowingit un-
der pear trees. They say il gives
the flush to this fruit. 1t will have
the effect in Il garden, also, Of dos.
troying noxious insects which have
their winter habitations il the
ground. From six to eight bush.
els to the acre can be applied with
safety. Any coarse, refuse salt
will do. 1t should not bo buried
the rains will dissolve it and
carry it down. For our part, We
shall give our entire garden a good
dose between this aud the middle
of Of February. Farmers frequent
ly have salt from their meat tubs
and mockerel barrels, which could
be used in this way, aitor being
thoroughly drained and dried, and
applied at tho rate OF about four
bushels to the acre.--[Gcrmantown
Telegraph.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
ncnlhnrIlom. n. W. Mnu.


Died, at his residence in Bucyrus, on
the 18th inst, Hon. l.. w. Hall, in the
---ycar OF his age.
Judge Hall commenced tho practice of
law in this place in the Spring of lsIi;
was elected Prosecuting Attorney Of the
County in the fall OF lsi5, which posi-
tion he continued to hold until the fall Of
1881, when he YVES elected Common
Pleas Judge of tho Judicial subdivision.
composed Of the counties OF Craw FORD,
Seneca, wyan dott, Hancock and Wood.
Before the expiration OF his term of Office
as Judge, he was elected Member Of the
35th Congress: he was a candidate for
recollection and was defeated. At the
close Of his Congressional term he return-
cd to the practice Of law at this place,
taking leading position at the bor,whieh
he held down 10 the time Of his DEATH
AZ partisan leader Judge Hall had few
equals, and no superior in this part of the
State, having pleasing and popular I'D
drevs, together with hind aud genial
dspositi on, he has managed to secure his
nomination and election TO oties over
older and more talented men. As Pros
eeu,ing Attorney Of our county, hO was
saeeessful; as Judge, considering his age
and experience, he did as well as his
friends bad right to expect; as Legis.
lstor, he discharged his duties 10 the sat.
isfaetion Of his party.
lie leaves wife and Ave children, to.
gather with large circle of friends to
mourn his untimely decease,-Bueyru'
Journal. as4- at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

II 10 becoming moro and more evident
every dgy, that a terrible retribution
awaits the manufacturers Of tho unhsal-
thy compounds denominatcd salorutus,
Baking Powders, &c. Since Herriek Al.
lens Gold Medal saleratus has been in.
neduced, we are happy to state he has
and Is still working grsat revolutions for
good. We would say to all our readers
10 tryene paper, and they viii say with
us, the half has not been told. Our bet
tsrrhaif says, tsllevoybody to use il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

RAr-TRAp.,-Cats are the best
that we have found after many
years experienee-and next to the
cats, the chat trap. This is best
made by sartg filling a large
smooth kettle with water, and then
covering with a few inches of
ehaff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
The Sd oh,o Cavn!ry,-Tho Sd


Ohio Cavalry, in which this county is
represented, participated in the late
bloody battle al Murirsosboro'. A letter
from the Regiment. to tho Sandusky
Register, dated ON Stone Riyor Tenn,
Jan. nth, says:
Our regimen, (tho gallan, 81 Ohio, as
they now style us) dune its allotted work
nobly. We lett Nashville on the morn
ing OF the 26th of Dee, aud fought oight
days cut Of eleven, always out.uumbered
and always victorious, To use Gen. Me-
Cooks expression, the Ohio Cavalry in
Wednesdays fight, saved tho right wing
OF the army. Every officer add man stood
right up to the work without iatcring or
hesitation.
Among the casualties OF tho rcgimcn,,
we do not recognize the name Of any Of
cur Seneca boys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

To TAKE GREASE OUT OF SILK
Rub a lump Of magnesia wet over
tho spot; when dry brush of the
powder and no grease will be seen.
1t may be applied to other stufls.-
This is an old and we'll tried reme-
dy, but there is q newer and bet.
ter remedy; but not so thorough
ly proyed-this is Benzine, the
most complete substance to clenso
all fabrics we have ever seen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

To PREsERvE os.-Provide a
small cupboard, safe or tier Of
shelves; bore those shelves full of
holes one and quarter inches in
diameter, and place the eggs in
them point downwards. They
win keep sound for several months.
Other modes, such as packing in
salt So, depend for their success
simple on placing the points down;
the shelves are more convenient
and accessible.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

At cincimnntt.-The following
wounded soldiers arrived at Cincinnati on
Thursday, the 92d doth--Duvid Cram
or, Co. d; Amos w. Brctz, Co. Di Alex
C. Pureellis, Co. X.
iotst-samusl Shong, Co. c; Jacob
0eyrv Co ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
For additional Local
News, acc Third Page.

.Thanks.--w. w. Armstrong, Esq.
has our thanks for tho Adiu,aniGc
Report. A book that is very valuable
10 on editor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

HAVE WE MAN IN THE MooS?-We
douS, 4. We do, bat do not doubt Bryan's
Pulmonic waters being good for a sore
throat, hoarsencss, cold, bad voice, etc.;
25 eents box.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

n. KINGSLEY, ,Cieveland.
For sale by Duiiois Co., N. II. Snyder, 'rilnj
n. Hall lowelli nt. p Yates, Green Sprinrsi Wm.
Rinnger, Atticai u. Hoffman & Co., Mctuichenvlle
an by msdicias dealers throughout The state.
IA .. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
uei.ly Agent Tor Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Hard 20 rseat--Wr. ]. 7

Hard 20 Bcat.--Mr. j. p. Wood.
ruff, uesr Bowling Green, OF this County,
Informs us that he manufactured, during
tho past season, las gallons Of Sorghum
Syrup, frem cane raised on ll6 rods Of
ground. The Syrup is Of an excellent
quality. and challenges superiority. Who
can bsa, ,hisl-PerrJybars Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
80 ~ NAWAHf
Mts.W CARTER.
Mrs T.. y. WEEKS
MISC. sWORMsTEtT.
Ia


Ey-Ths above named Ladies we are nersonslly ac
qunalnted With md know that lorssytTal ysafs vhils
We hvcd in Medina, they were great sufferers Miss
has been - badly nAictedtha Il was with difficulty
she was sble tottHnd rpon her feet, few BEETLES Of
Cathohcoa sntitcly cured herof her complaints. Nv
wife received great boncdtlrom this medicine. We
recommend u To TN Ladies' Of this County ssfc
end efcient remedy iorihe many complaints they ars
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfcld Herald
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
GRAEFENBERS
FAh1thN w1EntCiMEg.

..a,.,.,,a ~ rA.,,b f,,r,.ai,t. .,,e,vi.lon ofa
.siuruI Physician, and they NAY Bs relied upon in all
esss.
m. t,,eu-s,s. ~ ,h. eoD,nspni,v IL rotinsusdb bv
a.. si.l. =, l.in. ,vbicb cIaims "a cuye AZ
~, wy 80 H., ~ ,~f,,bs,, Rsmedjes consist, or
i.s Al is,snt ,rei,sines ail yosqusIed in The oprs
.e,t- S,s.s.e. r., hitch ,bcv are reosmmended
among which may be selected one appfopnsts 10 any
ofthe diseases met 10 this country and climate.
,.s-.rttrC on rPrNRrRG VEGETABLE PILLS
AZ. better ihea any other kind s' Pil' in the world
Phce y Genus. -
fp-GR fFENBERG UTERINE CATHOhCON
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Thc Oeicini Report places III

The OHiciHi EsefNri pI1cVa INC
lops Of the toist and 4pth regiments, at
hlnrfreesboro', 90 follows:
In the loist, officers and 10 mcneill-
cd. 2 officers and i2l men wounded; GO
men missing. Total, 6 officers aud 2O6
men.
asth--2 officers aud ls men killed; 8
officers and Ss meu wouudsd' lo5 men
missing. Total, s officers ard 9li men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

Wm. -. sSowCiit, U. ). ConNul
at Venice, poet ofrare merit, aud an sx'
member Of the Ohio editorial fraternity,
and he who read tho poem before tho Ed
itorial Association, at this place, was
married at tho residence ofthe American
Embasssdor in Paris, on the Gath ul,., to
Miss Eliuor G. Mead OF BrUl,loboro, Wee
mont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

He must be person Of very insig-
niieant standing who is always standing
on bis dignity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

Ew-By the Of these Pill,he periodic attacks Of
Noivous or sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken atths commencement oi an attack, immedipe .
relief from pain and sickness will be Obtained.
They seldom fail In removing The Nau.sa and
Headache which femHle, are 90 subieci,
They Tet gently uaou the bowels removing Cos.
uVencss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons sf sedentHry habits, they valuable as
Laxative, ,imppying The appetite, giving tone aud
igor to the seSye organs and restoring their natu
raj elasticity and strength In the whole system.
The CEfHALlC PILLS are tho result OF long ir
yosi cation and carefully conducted expe Timen ay
ing been many years, du ing which time they have
pre- vdnted aud relieved vast amount of pain and su
ierins tfom Headache, whether rsinatins In the
yous system or a deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
aud may be taken AT all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, snd the absence
Of any disagreeable taste renders IL easy TO administer
them TO children.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

Young women should set good exam.
Ples for young men are always following
(hesns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
a. q. Eeiiharx,

Dental Surgeon. .----Oilice in
shaw uhun', block 2d story, dirrcy pndet the nihnne
lalcs, street, fialn Ohio, oes3N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
HOME TESTIMONY

H.B ttiso-Lsy--Dearsir. Wsieslitadsty We
owe 10 The public, to state tnlt Ysrshsl's Catholioon
medicine Invaluable i0rcomplaints olasssd under
tho head Of Female Dtse1sei. We have uscd your
Gfsferhtrg Medicine dhavs bien greatly benefited
thereby, 20 much 30, that we're the pdce double we
would have them. T0thc Thousand OF our ser who
sfe suffering from weaknesses, We would ferommend
tho Cathshcon a. a sure tspenacea Il sivei srenrthio
the system and enables each Of the organs Of the body
~ psflofn their appr0pisi iuoctiuns.
Ms. W CARTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

y. y. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
10 practice nud will give strict stention to all hus
rer, cutrr,cd 10 hin Oitre in The cotucr nt Ebeus
lIlork directly above the ueus room OF Mr.. George
tayloT, And opposiieths shswhanllepn, 0ris
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

. SOrghun, Crop cr Sencrn Co.--
We hope our friends In this county who
have been making Sorghum Syrup, vii!
each report TO ns the quantity they have
soveraEy made this reason. II will he
very interesting to all to know how much
there has been mnde in this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
MOOD oNA Nlwev PINA,
which, in conjunction with tho
HNooA p>NvyS>ev,
NO\NNS no WNOve.

As proof that tho Blood Puriher and pills are
purely vegetable have the certificates Of those sm-
inent chemists, Professors Cilton OF New York. aud
Locke OF Cincinnati.
Road DIR. Rohacks Special Notices and Certificates
time TO time.
Price Of tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
her per bottle, So per half DOZEN OFT Scam
dnavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 20 cents per box, or
8 boxes for ST.. "lr- d,
Principal once and Saiesroom, No. q East Fourth
st., Sd Building nom Main ST., Cincinnati, U. LAB
sratsry, No. 1S Hammond Street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Noblc. TpcVVolr a. Noble,

Attorneys Counsctlors Mt Law.
mice IN Singers New Bloeki opposite Tho ren"
liouse. noN21
~. =, Nobls, Or. nsWoG Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
FOR SALE BY

For salo In sereea county by l.. 81. John & Co.
Dubois Il Co aud j. +. Marluarlt, Tinni H. Hat
Lowelli y. NJ. AIndt, Adriani J, w Miller, Auioa
ID w Hoffman, Berwick; John Lewis, DetsVili4'
G YounkeT, Watsons statoHj T. Bliss, BloomVl; !
II & Creque' West Lodi; Dubois n Co, Fostoria :
James Gray, Melmorei NJ s'lcox, West Losfi
Yates, Green Springs del21.lr
Aud BY N -rchuns and druggists generally throughoat
the United States and C1nadas, s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
Il. - I L r. O a u
1858, 81 sss:s.s 1868.
New ARRANGEMENT,
New Hou,e 10 Chicago via Kokomo
- MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.


HN AID AFTEk MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1868, trains
y trains viii be- a~ follows
4 Chicago FNpr Train viii leave indianapolis at
II b T. NJ. arrive Il Kokou, - $40 Y. ~ IN time TO
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
CHICAGO Air Line Railroad for ogansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago and arrive atreru at 4.2O I. N.
Return ng. The train will lea Peru AZ l2O A. NJ,
making close connection with he night train from Chi
cago and arrive at Ind apoi, al $40 \. NJ
a Mail stain viii leave Indianapolis 435 T. NJ,
stopuirg allststioS aid arriving Peru time TO
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway fo WABASH Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Rcturn,us, the train will leave Peru at $40
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train the w. X. W.
from the East and arrive at indianapolis at 1000 A. NJ.
In time make connections for all points East South
and West
AChcago EXpresSuan will leave indianapolis at $50
T. ~ making close connections Kok ONO with train for
I.oeun~pori. Valparaiso and Chicago. aud arrive al
Peru az Ice A. NJ tn time % make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
Returning the train vii leave Peru at l2l5P. n,
making close connection at kokomo with the trains
or the cincinnati ap Chicago Air Line X. H. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logapsport. and arrive at indianapolis al
4lp NJ. IN time 90 connect with the evening trains toI
Cincinnati Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent.
W MALorr. General Ticket Agent. ieb23 62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
FOR SALE.

FuNhat 10, of ground adjoining the north Of the block
of buildings buiii ly Kirkland 4 Fitzaihhon south
Meridian street the Union Depot leo r. front by 2l0
feet deep will be sold IN 20 or 95 feet lots or the whole
Of lot This valuable locality for persons
wishing to purchase business property the wholesae
business Of the city will be concentrated this street
and the property be bought for nearly onefonh the
prices " Washington street property II has been dem
traed hy actual sales that there has been many
guods sold by houses this street, any Washington
street. and In branch Of the business, sold when
In business, tobacco az Wholesale than any three
houses on Washington Street The locality Of this
ground Tor whoeae business, has greater advantage
IN the saving Of drayagc than any other location IN the
city, goods lc delivered the pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will save half the rent of
store Washington street.
For Terms, enquire e
=. KtRLAND,
Or. T. T. RYAN. No. -, south OF the ground
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