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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-26
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Kentucky Legislature.
FRANKFORT, February

FRANKFORT, FeOruarV 20.
To the Editor of The Enquirer;
The Committee or Federal Relations
made reports in the Senate to-day, which
were maze the special order for tomorrow.
The majority report said that Kentucky
could never consent to the disunion Of these
States; that an earnest protest should be
made to the recent proclamations OF the
President, declaring m artial law throughout
the United States and proclaiming the EN- an =
cipation of slaves IN the rebellious States. as
in conflict with the spirit and genius OF the
Government; that the right OF Kentucky
should be associated within the Union, and
that she should struggle for restoration OF
Union, with the rights of the States unim-
paired.
NIT. F. Marshall made a minority re-
port, as follows: Kentucky was willing to
60 what she could for the preservation oil
the Union, the rights of the States, and oil
the people of the States. She said on a
former occasion: What her sons have done
in the face OF the foe, is known to to the
world. What her brave soldiers Will do TOT
the same purpose, time will determine 10
her former declaration she now adds this:
Resolued, By the General Assembly of the
Commonw ealth of Kentucky, that Kentucky
will not inaugurate nor accept emancipation
compensated or etherwisei that she VIII
neither ask her sister slave States to subm it
to such policy, nor aid in enforcing 1t up
on them
Mr.. Rhea made a minority report toe
lengthy to telegraph, but which will be SEN
by mail.
The House did nothing of interest to day
There is no doubt Of the fact that the
| Confederate forces have possession OF Rich
moud. The force is said to consist SO lar al
known, entirely of cavalry, variously estl-
mated at from one thousand two hundred tC
two thousand four hundred. d.
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6TFour thousand French troops, inten-
ded to reinforce Gen. Forey, were, according
to the Journal du Havre. to leave the ports
of Toulon, Brest, Cherbourg. and Gran on
the LIST of February. The different vessels
will afterwards assemble at fixed point,
and start together for Vera Cruz.
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0TGen. Beauregard has, by proclama-
ton, informed the authorities and citizens
of Charleston and Savannah that the move
meuts of the Federal feet indicates an early
land and naval attack at one or both cities,
and he urges that persons unable to take
an active part shall retire.
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In Washington, by Rev. ]. H. Condit, at the
residence of the brides mother, on Thursday the
18th inst, Mr.. GABRIEL SMITHERS to Miss
MARYIDUNNINGToN,a all of Washington
On the 18th inst, at the residence off. o.
Sparks, Boment, ILL.,, by Rev. J: w: Osborn, o
KY, to Miss ARABELLA BRADFORD.
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new dome of the Capitol will be finished
by the Let of December next, the contrac-
tors having given guarantee to that effect.
Arrangements have been made for the ele-
walton Of Crawford's statute of Liberty on
the new dome on the 4th of July next,
with becoming ceremonies.
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Great Western Clothing Emporium.

Great Western Clothing Emporium.
Messrs. BLUM & HEcKINeER are now
receiving and opening a splendid stock Of
the most beautiful and fashionable Spring
and Summer suits, coats, pants. vests, shirts,
and furnishing goods for gentlemen to be
found IN the empori ums of fashion In the
East. Call around and examine their new
stock. If they can't suit you by wholesale
or retail, YOU are not charged anything for
your visit, and can go anywhere else you
choose afterwards. Persons desiring suits
made to order can be Accommodated, as they
have in their employ Mr.. JERRY F. YOUNG.
so we'll known as an experienced cutter, . I'd
will give good fit. or good bargain and
we therefore ommend them to the readers
of the Bulletin, as the right sort of men TO
patTonize.
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rThe New York Times of yesterday
expresses the opinion that we are on the
eve of a war with France, and calls upon
Congress not to adjourn without having
made full provision for Strengthening the
Navy, and for putting the seaport towns in
a condition for defense.
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r@IB compliance with the request Of
General Wool, the police of New York are
engaged in ascertaining the number and
description Of firearms and the quantity of
ammunition now in the stores of that city.
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'iOTThe Europa, which left Boston fol-
Liverpool last Wednesday, took out 1915
600 in specie.
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DIED.

In Flemingsburg, Fleming county, KY, Feb.
14th, Mrs. MARGARET P. cox, daughter of
Judge L. w. Andrews. in the SD year of her age.
In this city, on Thursday night, the 18th inst,
youngest daughter of G. B. and Nancy Coons, in
the 18th year of her age.
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GA dispatch from Boston reports the
destruction of two United States merchant
men by the confederate steamer Alabama,
on the 26th and 29th Of last month, among
the West India Islands.
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SALE OF LAND AND OTHER PRO-
PERTY.

TWILL SELL, ON TUESDAY. THE
i 10th of MARCH, 1868, at Public Auction,
if not sold before privately, my FARM situated
on the Turnpike-road leading from Flemings-
burg to Elizavile, mile from the latter place,
of easy access, convenient to good Schools and
Churches, and surrounded by good Neighbors,
containing about
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Prices at Cincinnati.

GiFlOur. superfue, SIS 80 q 6 90; WHISKY
81. Bulk meat At a 6 for shoulders and
heavy sides. Lard 81 @ 10. Lin o., Oil
81 60. Coffee 1896. Sugar 12f q l33;
Wheat. red 81 25; white 40. Corr ESQ
65. Oats 20. Rye 81 o5. Barley. spring
81 20 a 1 so; fall, 55 @ 1 go. =
Hay s16@l7 per ton. Cheese, Western
Reserve. S113@12. Butter, 22@25-
Seeds, Glover 81: Timothy 81 80 o. 6O.
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GRAIN. GROCERY,
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.

HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
i GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied by Jas. G. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
will pay the highest market price IN DASH
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
have lust received full stock of Groceries,
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, &C., &C., together with q general assort-
ment of all articles in the Grocery line; ali war
ranted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
have also on hand large stock Of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me call.
june 18th, 1852. BEN PHISTER.
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GA trial of the capacity of California
to grow cotton will be made this season
Five ten acre tracts will be planted in va
rious places in Sacramento valley. and one
field of twenty acres near Stockton, with
different varieties Of seed.
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0TReturned cotton buyers report that
the Legislature of Mississippi have made it
penal offense to sell cotton except to the
rebel government.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-26

York 100000 Democratic Majority
The New York Herald says: The re-
cent town elections in this State show i'm
mense conservative gains over the vete Of
last fall. From these indications we judge
that, were an election for Governor to take
place next week, a Democrat would be
chosen by at least lO0, 600 majority.
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6rThe annual election in New Hamp-
shire will take place on the second Tuesday
in March, which will come on the 10th.
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LAND FOR SALE!

11O ACRES MASON COUNTY LAND
lU within three miles of Msysville, well
wa.ered and timbered; set in grass OF long ssSn-
ding; bounding on public roads; well caie1ia-
ted for Tobacco, and all kinds of grain, will Dc
sold in whole or in parts to suit purchasers a
small tenement on the premises.
CHAS. E. DIMMITT,
Trustee of SINCLAIR DIMMITT.
January s-5m
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d EPersons wishing the Bulletin, must
pay for it in advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in Justice to ourselves.
Our terms are only One Dollar per year.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-26

THE SUBSCRIBERS LONG ESTAB-
Il tISHED in large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun-
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex-
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on STRICTLY CASH PRINCI-
PIE.
The many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of our pur-
chases being made for 'Cash," together with q
firm determination to sell at a more commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guarantees to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with in an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments allotted to
IT'S a MD GA FPS
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THIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS BEEN RE-
Il PAIRED and REFITTED THROUGHOUT,
and is now open to the Public. The Pr6priesors,
recently Of the Goddard House," Msysville,
KY, solicit the patronage Of the travelling COM
munity, and especially of those Kentuckiaps to
whom they have been known as the hosts of the
Goddard. No pains will be spared to give salts
faction to every guest Of tie House
CORBIN GALIEHER,
JOS. r. PERRIE.
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 4th, 1852.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-26

WHISKY very choice article for harvest use,
w for sale low by BEN PHISTER.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-26

A PPLE BRANDY old and mellow Of best
IA quality, in store and for sale by
June 10 BEN PHISTER.
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J.J. WOOD, Maysyille,
MACKEY & WOOD, do,
JOHN RICHARDSON; Mayslick,
W. D. WOOD, Sardis,
JOHN B. HOWARD, Orangeburg.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Germantown, s.u'
ROBT. STEVENSON, .Murpbysvills,
BULLOCK & SULLIVAN, Dover,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States and Canadas.
Jan. Sly
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WHEAT, RYE d BARLEY WANTED.-I
wv am constantly in the market and paying
highest prices. BEN PHISTER,
june 10. Cor. Srd IL Market street.
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MARRIED.

See advertisement.
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Pn,,~nx.rs Arrived

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,on 81 a. if,l,od. Mr. 49, ,popof M- o. Slater sf 4
Kerr So AID Dir. Lan.r snd iva 'tryants: NJ cui'r
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Mf n pr..ns NJ q. b.lnes Mr. James bsrnrs. his' 30
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.ir ard Mrs blow Mr.. Strauss. Mf X Rye, Nh ". AZ
new NJ W Dyfnoct. Mr. Taos Luct Nj to'Pcnhrs,'".
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IN bah Ai0aeya.k, iron. ha!ass-Afs j. Ds's. sf'
Quafies ard enid en-.
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Arrived.

sssn.fip Scotia Orb Judtin Liverpool Juno at .
M vii. Queenst0vn eth al 4;i9 y. NJ, pd." hnd pss 70 T.
tun.fd Juur h. passed steamship America fIom H.iiu
b,uui np, sud slip John Bisht mound up . -
st,nm.Lp Fulton a.. transport tidfeds-, Now-orloah
Jno and E.y WEE, l2th 10 4. Qunft-r aaster Jlne
st o'clock pm. miles Nj Of somO1efo Light oneh'src
sgua with o. =. gubboet Chcsss,an bound - loth li'I
a tiles . Of rsndy Hook, u y gunbost cini,ns
nh int John 4. Preston 20. II, 18Th " IL drh sns
va. bg led at Hl.0 thsa IT, Msho"s 70 ." SAs' VIC
lied an ,ie lGth inst aud was buried a sol. -
sI.smsf W,,tchsstor Dads, PTsvdones mds 10 Ea"A'
bgbnI - =, ., ~, =. 4. w..
steamer 5. ". Brune Foster. Baltimore. md's 10 WIZ
steamer Concord Norman Philadelphia, md'e to Lopez
Khkpstfica. ,, n,,t,.,, IL D, fame
Hand ,., A.. co.
a Oh ,st. 20 T. snnth O.. From l,t. ~ g. u, ~,
E AZ sa,y eshrTs' hny 30 lat ~ 81 Ion ." a. gay
fse French iron steagsiP standing s, ars
tc, po.top 1, d,ys ou ls hce three w'et' nom th'
Bs,t. v in foy and ngh, bathing "ind- ,v.,,w =,
g,ln A. Louie totH, Have May T. he.ilAt 70 "; = n
ti ft.v H. h, A. ~. lou II! a." H. oiif ieie-
.,ss,rsT III, ~ ISL ~ - ioo. Sssssd' '''le' seer
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The War spjrii Ia Ohio-Ths Hon. soho
BrosR'i's speech

On wednesday last tsere gathered al Marietta,
Quo, an sssenibaee which fOr numbers and respee,.
ability has no; been equSied 10 taat State in owe,
1fteeo year,. IL gotten up under the auspices Of
the Union League. Never since tie dave Of 1910
wac there 70 much enthusiasm evinoed. IL was sn-
Ioonced that tue Hon. JOHN Brough wac 10 speok,
Ing biz Grst public address since 1913. He il
mentioned, We observe, as likely 20 get tho Union
inclination for Governor. He slOKe for an hour
erds BAH with all is former freedom and olOgueuce
+~.sg 10 Lave lost none o. Lis IogIcaI force or wi
Lad Eol oily been Democrat ~ bis lie, ont VIE
80 nov, and expected 70 remain one. But N a
sl's' such m The pfesept ~ was principle Of biz
as'nocfaey that ihe fret great duty Of every
49, "@s 10 biz country rather than 80
sIl'" tI l.. DID, he Acknowledged llw
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Ing r. MY a. pss.ed TIRE. Islands Of ies May 7o pssed
arc her time brigr eyed steamer under fnn sn
and steam. steering r. g. E. May ~, psss'd an les hsno
June h Al a lon. 6423 spoke Br brig Alice Gray, Rom
Pieon for rhilslelptia.
ENt Mon.yn,ck ,of Be.cnl Smith, Mslaga May g. parsed
the Rock a,h, fruit to iGs..sr.
Bss Charlotte and Emms Irwin Liver DOL IS Gays salt to
order
Brs Knub BouJs tSwed) Swanson G0.,onburg AZ dsys,
iron TO Funch. Meincts Wendt. From a 40 " TO a 3D.
and Ion. a. IS siw la &c number OF cebergs
Big Sarsh Wooster Lord Franklin. Me-, 10 days, lumber
schr Governor lot Turts Is,nd) Rlordon, Elehsura
days fruit to y. T Monell Il B.rtov.
Sehr Louvet pescock Lingo New Orleans 10 days. ship
timber to Muusy Nephew
sehr Ann, Gaenrr Knowles, Bangor days. lumber to
SinPs 4 Capp.
shr J. c. Harden, shaw Bangor, lumber to Simpson
Cspp. u,,.r n T.
A l. Rowe.
sehr. RosnOie Smith Esspot days hi'h to John Boyn'
ton Son.
sehr Ger. Scott, ys'oOuI, Gardiner days lumber to
Godfrey Hoyoke
sclr. Arctud., Higgins. Bangor, lumber to Simpson
Clapp.
schr Francisco Hby Portland Me, days, molss'ss to
Dow Young.
Schr ~ H. Hall Hamilton. Eew.IIsv.n.
Schr. Abeons. HssAei New -BsdfoId2 days
schr. Triumph (Bf.). -, CorDwallis. rotstoss
Schr. vcrmilon Huz.. Ehzsbehpor for Boston
Schr, kisntic Rsed. Elix behport FOR Taunton.
Sctr. Bremen FreeBan Fs Klset
Sour. Es,l. ful~r, Ps.ton for Aibany.
sehr. !. Mcoio,ky, s.ebblT. <feyidrpes
SohI. r. been, CIccker a. boa.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New-Hovsn, molsssos.
Sepr Sarah Elizabeth Baker Bosom . DAYS. -
Barge Mnnosvls, Garrett, Baltimore, mJse TO William
Daniel
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the large arrivals but the close ~ Charge this more
aSs md .1 oaiT1 Ie.sS bS
- 20 for Supefne Stsei 10 f"0fb for Extra state
~ s'dS6 20 for fv'y d' I'd 20 10 io he low taa.'
teI sxuene 6s oS1 - or Trade brsrds md Family
br,uJ. a. SOC ~ b f st oui Ex,. Canadian F!our is
g. air d,t On nud pics nou essen,ie ihnny- sale.
OF btls At ~ 100 6 o. for Tie o grades OF Eira, aud
20 i:G4i :. 'oI Teo, srd Feuiy EAtss
SouheIn Hour less active vat l. cid higher ard bn n
the cos- of l2ao bbs at Sc $685. q fr miIed to
good Supsrfns country brands and ~ 500 SO 40 70,
Gr,aSs ny. !" bS te ' - 70 Cor"
Meal i !: also In light supply 'Oe Il Arm OF. ~ so,
Oranges ~ 81 H5d IS g. ard 3ss' boxes do Lsnonh al
81 l6d 50 g. cash
fisH-Tic iarko, very q-c, Ia, ho rrapy o.s hind'
s isLt suG prices are well maintained.
GRAIt-Ths Wheat market % only rod-rslsly supplied
from Europe By the Scotia the demand (which T.
chiefly Tor ,xpor 'uhsdsd se %" eo.ed q. ;.h
ivspke- Cub ct III "a 81 49, 1850 do Amber spring
asa II s,he t ,,ie' an extreme Ittr ana 'pG 8.
AGO lumber dc. Il 81 ;.dT S. eiosnf quiet ST 81 81
So Odsmaged spius 81 II, and 500 do Whno Gsnpe,se
= IS Barley dull aud prices entirely nominal Barley
't is lees setve bat toe suPIy small Ana Ih'ns ere
firm At he ,sHCn. ga, ss ~ .s,f . ,S' ala
de- Ry- is IN good dcnant fol- expo nnd The
IS hrmcr; sl-s 10000 bush Northern sud s'.iS IN
store, o. Com opened Trthrr inner with 5000 ae.
usud bus saDseqr,uv the demand sblsd snj u" naiht
closed heavy sIc" oi $500 bushels o. l5G &c Tor h"ein
mixed 58dgUc for .hipIins do i9ooc. Tor Western isi
UANlle msksti "a firm with fair demaId saes OF 9.o
bales East and North River ,5dSe q 10 ID, bat job lots
ore selling 20 tire cty tis'e At much higher Isse''
HONEY There has been some inquiry, and We bote 'aes
1 II 500 ~ tcs. Cuba on private terms. -.
IRON-S'oc Pig 10 hid with Increased h,nne" ~ ,,
a 20, 90 bs the market quiet American Ps - scarce and
: 4. n AZ the same 6sute,
LIME quite active aud the marAs; il hfmrri OF lump
5000 bon. HocksndR; 81, und 40 DO Lump
a. = a., cash
LATh IN sooi demand aud The ntTt't 10 quite him
sea 4 10000 Essteru a. ~ ~, and zIJuoO hsloet 10 ~
~ %. both mo- -, 49,.
! MoLAsSkS-Ilc iuahct Il very qieti anu We have 10
sale g. .avisr. Pree ar uuchsuscd
/ NAVAL SIpHtS Ue ~ m'hf-r 'ully' a'h Pl'-N ~.
quite ru AID hsu.r of common Hosa, hIch l. 100 hel
al y 81 r. 30 rs SpiTis gGTIeuliLs sells slowly ~
+ 80. ard ~ Pitch a. &2n. -
oils redo fish OILS ~ limited request; SALES o, 81
Dbl VITA. - S1e. aud 700 d. Cn1e Sprm a. = 20 fo
IA otye and hxe SAo i2U Refined ~ bend
at &C.. cast ca ,pot. $40 do. o' Juy delivery a. ~c
so Au.u.; &c and 1870 DO TOR August a. a:c
40 $40 lb al, fee On the .poi =; :3c other tnds
tim aud IN faii request.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEH-yORB.........JuNa 10
Cleared.

sts.mslips-Shsldrsks ON s.srls. Liverpool HG"and
A.pinwsIl Persia tBr Lott Liverpool p Cuhs,a;
Steamer John X. Tl.omI, ou MeKnA Baltimore, william
DaksE. -. ,t-.
sb,p.-K.M tBrem.l Jshurg, kntwofpi North Amsncs
m, 4 eating Liverpool WiismsA 0ulon.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17
1863. THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
u suN M,9 II e. eS ,Nn 9icS Sr Esr rorr
FaoN NEw YoRS TO TnE PsiSelrAL wssrKss clr'n.
Seven dsiS rsm New-forf 70 Phi spbiA vie
EsT1I' a. T's ss e." T 1%SSy sS' sy THIS
RoUIE LEAVE NETWORK FROM The
FOOT uF CouRiLASDTSr.
BY way Ct phaieishia the morning passengers leave New
York a. tine Other routes evening psuepsen
. p. IN, oar later thin other lnes -
By o. Allentown. evening passengers leave $, p m,
arrive at the ssr tim, As Nor ncrn Lives In tnc.so and al
points ia tie Nor.Nost Cresius Iudisnapcis louisville.
81 Louis CLEVELAND. columbus. CiUeinnsi and all main
points Nes', wish lever 1hauges Of cara. ,.,,,
Sc.pi Sac. vi,hout chsnse run Phlate pills -
Pnsonrsh sc ies. and NewYck TO ft;s6nish. ~ miles
Smokrg aui Saloon Nsr. ga all tIaias
Fac te same as o'h-r routes .s
Baggage he'd through rr.r'fstshes.
Secure Ticket. good nn,i u,ed hy fitsnu'sh
WcSTFRn EMlGRAilONJ 3D.
Tho Penn.y'yania Cent 4 .1AR.n! .uSs = rufny
Acccmmoda ion Tine. VIII en- 'rtsseor,giaFe MODS OF
navel to parties neyinG ~swHd, onsaah no uas' 'ss
Of nc. ,p,o,.m, .l
By this route fes:s Of oil oe.crirtors esn be oIwrdsd
to AID r. n aly rt on tho l,aoae' Os,@ nsn,1eny
Indiana llinos Nisconsia Iowa. or hissoWi oy RAIL
M r., b ii.s,srr. r. ao M ~ Pf',.S@sS
. ,f s tsSS sas pGlf fa,oisS.
s !. ,e ehai.d by osd Ios :uiss Me- and
,aePe ri, ,h ssnsers "a &. SPEEDY ran't
Litk syoih.n,cJ,,,
F.ruers aud Dealers IN Live SOCK "idhnd tAs mos, M
n,,ecoua rons Cap eou Ya.ds well we,erri and sup
lied wi ,very cqnye .cr ave been opened ca ,is ne
'tieus a, dF,ey a,utor ifrsd 10 t,e'r
FSn IL rsburs ii ID iourd every cory snes for
PHiA. NEW YORK AID BALTIMORE MARKEcS.
-. bLLorf, fs.eeger Agent No. A''o'i0u'e-
LEEcH Co. Eleirht hsen, 90. ,.,u,..,
MCDONALD BiScIoFF, Emis.n' Alsats.
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