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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-07

EIon Wednesday evening another
lot of about thirty rebel prisoners arri.
we'd in the city from beverly aul we're
committed to the Athencum. In tho lOt
there were rebel soldiers, bushwhacksrs,
horse thieves, citizens and so FORTH
Wheeling Intelligence.
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GTPeas sold ia the Lynchbarg; vaty
market on the 9th Instant at FIVE dollars
per q uart or one hundred and sixty dol
lars per bushel. Gas Is twelve dollars
per thousand feet.
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THE MEEKL y REGIsTER.
TlGl,ela.

We are now prepared TO furnish Can.
didatos with election tickets. Price, by
the single hundred roc by the thousand
S.. The money must accompany. the
order. otherwise no attention will be-
paid to il. ~
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Spring Work.

The Chicago Journal reports that
Spring work has been prosecuted BY the
Illinois farmers with vigor broad
breadths of land have been sowed with
wheat, and much ground is made ready
orlhe sugarcane.
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RGJ~The Editor being absent, attend
ing tho Stale Convention, asks this is.
sue to be excused for its lack of OdiIo.
tials.
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OUR TERMS.
FOR GOVERNOR,

HON. SAM'L, CRANE, of Randolph.
SuIiec: TO he Decision Of The STATE Con,
tsatiOn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-05-07
PoISr Peasant, w. W.
April 10Th, 1868. I

FoISr PEASANT, w. Wi
April 10Th, 1868.
As you publish and severely animal
vertupon my late communication to the
Cincinnati Gazette, I therefore claim the
right to respond through the same me.
dunn.
You quote aud itnlicise an unintelligi.
bic phrase, when you, rs an editor,
must certainly have been aware, that
there was typographical OMISSION
The corn cribs and government stables
being beyond the town limits, your slric.
lures relatives thereto are without force.
The cutting loose of the wharf.boat TO
prevent its possible capture, is equally at
fault as proof of the Capture" Of the
place, and surely the fact of two stores
being partially robbed, during the fight,
is also inconclusiyc of the "cupIiro" Of
the town.
Why, l did mt Estate these goods
were found in the stores Of seccsh that
were not ROBBED" was, because such
was not the fact; but, if had stated that
goods were taken from secesh store
and carried to Ohio" l would have
stated fact susceptive of proof by
scores Of responsible persons-your own
tOwnsmnn Gieut. Gilman remonstra-
ling said, "yOu did not come here to
steal"
You take issue with me rs to the time
and cause of the rotraot-tho truthful.
ness Of my statement and the falsity of
yours, in these particulars, can be sub.
stautiated by all present, previous to
the tardy arrival of the Victor with re.
endorsements. From your own admis.
sion, your capacity is too limited Ito
comprehend" how a retreat could de-
generate into disgraceIul flight" I
am, therefore, satisfied; you can not un-
derstand an explanation,
The Trumbull Guards, deserve and
receive great praise for alacrity in hunt
ing out the Ukulking thieves, and taking
them with greater number otherwise
captured, to the boat and, though their
earlier arrival would have been more
opportune, yet all hrro entirely excul-
pate them from cen'un.
Your chOracterizing my communica.
ton unfair and scuniIous, demonstrates
thatyour knowledge Of tho English Ian.
guage is equally as imperfect as your
vision. Your malignant, but impo,ent
atlempt,by niggardly insinuations, to i'm
pugn the + litor OF tho Point Pleasant
Register, is so ridiculous as to b. unwor.
thy Of notice; it is, however, appreciated,
and will be remembered, as indicative
of the animm of the assistant, being
confident the chief editor Of the Journal
il totally incapable of an act SO uaSra'
ciops, rs this unprovoked and unjust at
saceQpcR
l. NJ E,r, (IppItn
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To the Editor of the GaIlipolis Journal.
You, after copying letter relative to
our late battle here, went out of your
way after coutroyerting my statements,
10 attack me, and then deny the use Of
your columns 10 repel your melicions
charges; |, therefore. am under the
painful necessity of thus publishing ny
reply in the Register
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14


A vessel sails from BO ston to- day, loaded
with Ice by government for the use of the sol
diers who are, during this intensely warm
weather, hard at work besieging the rebel
stronghold at Charleston.
Andrew Lofalder, of Boston, who has just
served out sentence in the house of correc-
ton, was arrested MS he was leaving the insti-
tuition charged with setting fire to the brush
factory Of Harvey Barton & Co. He was
taken before the police court and held in
$1,000 for trial
Josiah Quincy, Jr., of Boston, Alfred Hitch
cock OF Fitchburg, and Horatio b. Storer of
Boston, have been appointed Il board of com
missiOners to examine and report changes, if
any, necessary in the statute of the common
wealth regarding insane persons.
MlDDLEsEX COUNTY.
A young man named Nichols, of Charles
town, came very near being killed on the 18th
by his horse running with him.
john Sullivan of Charlestown, hearing that
he had been drafted, Immediately enlisted on
board the OHIO. On the 18th he was handed
over to the provost E,arshal and sent to Long
Island. His true name is O'Brien.
There are now 154 prisoners in the East
Cambridge house of correction--an unusually
small number.
The loss by fire in Charlestown for the past
seven months will not exceed $500. There
were 80 alarms of all kinds during the same
time.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Four young rogues have been arrested and
others are implicated, in New Bedford, for
rubbing a quantity of brass or composition at
the fremont works, on the occasion of late
picnic at that place.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Rev. A. w. Bruce of ProvIncetowa has ac-
cppted call from the Universaist society in
Marblehead, and has entered upon his duties.
The exercises of the camp meeting at Var
mouth, began on the 18th, and there was a
large attendance.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
}. M. Tagerts clothing store at Pittsfeld
was entered by thieves ON the 10Th, and cloth
and clothing valued at $3.50 stolen.
VIM IL. Murray OF Pittsfield shot a blue
heron on the 18th, which measured five feet
SIX inches from tip to tip of its outspread
wings.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
1here are eighteen drinking saloons of one
KIND and another at Westfield, and another is
about being opened. It's hopeful condition
that town is in.
An armorer in Springfield, in order to es-
cape the draft, had six of his teeth extracted
on the 18th. The Springfield Republican saw,
he has gained the unenviable reputation of
being an unmidgated sneak.
MAINE.
Gen. Howard was received by the people OF
Augusta on his arrival there with much enthu.
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From Go ley's Lady Book.
FROM Cooley s Lady Book.
The UabiIimemts of Grief, from n Com
merciaI Point of View.

-
merciaI Point of View.
On the occasion of recent visit to Lon
don, whilst was debating with my self over
the breakfast things as to how L should spend
the day. received by the post IL letter deeply
bordered with black, evidently messenger
OF atfiiction. | tore the white weeping willow
upon black background which formed the
device upon the seal, and read the contents.
1t proved to be an intlmatiOn from relative
of the sudden death Of her brUther-in-l law,
and request that under the circumstances
of the sudden bereavement of the widow, |
should undertake certain sad commissions
relative to the articles of mourning required
by the family.
at once set out upon my sad errand. |
had no difficulty in finding the 0tGiSOH de
deW[ to which had been referred. 1t met
me IN the sad habillmentS of woe; no vulgar
color5 glareu from the shop windows, no gid
ing amazed with its festive brightness. The
name of the firm scarce presumed to make it.
self seen in letters OF the saddest gray upon a
black ground. Here and there beads of white
set off the general gloom of the house-front.
like the Grape pipings OF widows cap. The
very metal window frames and plates had
gone into decorous mOurning-zinc taking
the place OF what we feel under the circum-
stances would have been quite out of charac-
ter-brass.
On my pushing the plate glass door it gave
way with Il hushed and muified sound, and L
was met by gentleman OF sad expression,
who in the most sympathetic voice, inquired
the nature OF my want, and ON my explaining
myself, directed my to the Inconsolable Grief
Department. The interior OF the establish
ment answered exactly to the appearance
without The long passage | had to traverse
was paneled in white-black borderings' IKE
so many mourning. cards placed on end; and
was rapidly becoming impressed with the
deep solemnity of the place, when l caught
sight of neat little figure rolling up some
ribbon; who, on my inquiring if had arrived
at the Inconsolable Grief Department. replied
almost in a tone of gayety, that that was the
half-mourning counter, and that must pro-
coed further on until had passed the repos-
tory for widows silks. Following her direc-
tions, at last reached my destinations
large room draped in black, with huShed at
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST a, 1868.
furniture, &C..
PUTNAM OTHER

IMAM BRoT H E R S,
Auctioneers,
tFORN1ERLY PUrNA VI az CLARK,
NO. l43 MAIN STbEET,
VIII give heir pcrsona, attention 10 ofRea Estate
and Personal Properly sales OF Furniture Al private
residences Stockso Goods It Stores Administrations,
Executors, Assignees and She IT'S Sales, In the city,
Having had several years experience in selling at
Auction. latter ourselves that shall he able to
give satisfaction to all those who may favor us with
their patronage diff my6
II E NJ o v A L |
The undersigned having removed to No. LINCOLN
lloUss BLOCK No. i9S Main street, Formerly occupied
as Hotel would respectfully say to his friends and
Rooms. with the rnc ~ u'rd 70 the lluie,
where will be found a large ANA well selected stock of
FURNITURE.
SHADES and UPEO LSCEWY GOODS,
and would solicit continuance of the trade literally
bestowed on the late firm OF rabcr Chollal
The increased facilities have, will enable to keep
much larger and better selected stock than before
mch4 diff Successor to Taber & Chollar.
DUTNAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
\ COMMISSION Rooms, lat the Old StandJ No. l43
Main street, where they still continue to carry the
of NEW And sEcoSb -m$Nb FGRNtFTRE' Crock
which we shall sell Tor CASH at the lowest prices.
EVENING AUCTIONS.
Sales of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry
Books, NC Consisnments sol cited for these sales.
We offer our services to the pubdj for dill kinds of
sales where an Auconeer is needed hoping receive
generous share OF patronage. dif mt
THE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
IN USE. B. LANSON q co. have last received
lot of j. ID. WILLoUoHsT's Patent SefSealmg
PKESEaEVE CANS,
Inc best Those isbing preserve Fruit OF any
hind, will do well call and examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere We have also received and shall
teep constantly on hand & r. Boots sdDoror quality
PEARL WHITE GRANITE tyARE,
Svery piece warranted not to cracke which at
prices that cannot fail toasui purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large took Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Both New and Secondhand Furniture every variety
Festner Beds ana Bedding ALSO. large lot of Parlof
aud Cooking Stoves. Call before you buy.
l.. Is. LAMSON & CO.,
IS, g. and 70 Nam street.
~ H. B. LARSON Will give his personal attention to
ne sale OF real estate personal property in city county
OF state dsf sl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

CHAMOIS SKINS.-A fine lot Chamois
ics ' "a e All GEO.R SPURR'S.
s. III. RICHMOND.
Nos aud Exchange Place, Providence, R. l., dealeru
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including White
and Colored Rags, HEMP and Aann Rope. &C.. &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14

THE EARLIEST RECORDED CASE OF SUN
sToKE.-The premonitory symptom of sun
stroke is mentioned in the Bible: ''And when
the child was grown, it fell on day that he
went out to his father to the reapers. And he
said to his father, My head, my headP And
he said to lad, Garry him to his mother.
And when he had taken him and brought him
to his mother, he sat on her knees till noon,
and then died."-2 Kings, 4: 1920.
Manassas also, the husband of Judith the
heroine (cIapter 8 2, 81, died in similar
manner: "Manasses was her husband, of her
tribe and kindred, who died in the barley har-
vest For as he stood, overseeing them that
bound sheaves in the field, the heat came
upon his head, and he fell upon his bed and
| died in the city of Bethulier."
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

IN THE DAILY sPY;-one square" (three fourths Of
Ah ch) hrst Insertion, eli each subsequent insertion
1ooents one week. o.; two weeks, 81 Is; one month.
vi three months, 81; year. $40 For half square
he price WI" be three ourths of the price square.
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEkLY FRS! insertion 81 per square :; each sub
kH-All transient Advertisements ropst hs nn;, a, al
make quarterly payments ~ ''NDNN "
eB- No 0rat,titoas Advertisements. M renort vaso
buttons, proceedings Of any Corporation aocettv ~
association, and Communication designed 10 csi a.
tentioD to any matter Of limited or Individual nter-st
can be inserted unless paid for Advertisement
10 The Publishers will not hold themselves respons
bic for errors that may occur, beyon1 the amour
charged for the Advertisement.
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ReaI Gstate.

#ijd MASS.-rhe Farm now owned and cupied BY
:sIs he widow Phila RawsOn situated in the norther
~ part OF Upon, the road from Upton to Westboro
two and one half miles from the centre of UPTON and
four miles from WestDoro Depot; fourth of a mile
from school. Contains 1855 of excellent Land
divided into Moving PasturaRc and Tlllage with about
81 acres of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ acres good two story oEse 40 by 80 with an l. 30
by 49,. Barn nearly new, 60 by 36 Corn Barn and
Woodhouse ~ by Is Spring water brought to the
house and Darn. The farm cuts hay enough to MI the
barn The above farm will be. sold at bargain. Most
of the purchase money can remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers.
MOSES A RAWSON, Upton, Mass.
ID. j. RAWSON, West Boylstor.
UPTON. March a. 1861 DIFF nchh
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-. W. ITAsKINs,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.


- Prepared for Family Use, and embracing all the
new and fashionable colors. 40 brilliant shades
LIST OF COLORS.-Ashes of Roses, Black, DARK brown,
Medium Brown Light Brown, Cinnamon BroTn, DARK
Blue Light Blue French Blue. Cherry, Corn Crinson
Light Drab, Dark Drab Fawn, Light Green Dark Green
Lemon Magenta Mauyc. Orange, Purple, S1im3h ScaI-
let Light Slate, Dark Slate Light store paIk stone;
Soferino, Violet, Light Wine, DARK Wlne & S
the new Leather Color Light, Medium anu DaIk Sau
nie ~ ver color on sllE and wool, cabe seen at the
druggists Put up In packages win iu
a. IL s1d * centseach Manufactured by Geo. IL Reed
e. a. "A Union street Boston, Sold by ID. SCOTT and
e. r. SPURR, and BY DruF sIs Sehcraiy'
.agO
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o.: SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
HH'is SALE-ono mile north from he o. st flee with
.lss.sseven acres of land Buildings nearly new. Also
for sale lot 81 by G5, on Elm of Fruit
street. App to
apo dawtf CHARLES NASH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-14
~ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of r. l.. Moen and C.ThOmpsnH, Esqrs. suitable for
the erection of Mrchine Shops, Root MRMfdctorV or
Block Of Houses will be sold low The bot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and IL $50 feet dOep bounded west
by NH Brook and is the line of the Railroad
Three Lots on Front street, suitable Stores adoi-
Ing the store of George eSsions corner of
Front and rdmbu streets; also the lot next south
Trumbull street, now occupied a wood ward
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
nch25 diff 2lS Main street
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~ FOR SALE-The House NO
hi Cottage street. with $3.50 feet of land, with hard
s43hand soft water variety Of Fruit Trees &c. The
house IS arranged for Two families Inquire of ClIARLES
PA RkER at The b. a. W. r. l. Dcput or of
ap2l dn EDM IN HARRINGTON.
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NlGHFH MASS COLLECTION
IA DISTRICT

once OF the Assessor of Internal Revenue,
WORCESTER. July 10, 1873 (
Notice IS hereby given that the Assistant
sad District have completed their several lists yaua-
tons and enumcratlOns required the United states
Excise Laws for The month of May last being The second
annual assessment under said laws.
said lists contain the assessment Of taxes property
named ~ Schedule Of said Excise Law income for
1863 and on licenses. The said lists valuations and
enumeratons relating to the Worcester County portion
Of said District, at Onlce No H. IN the Worcester
Bank Block IN the city of Worcester. and these roat
ing 70 the norfolk County portion Of said District are
Franklin and each of said lists will remain in above
named places for examination, from The fourteenth daV
QJttE INST TO The toeRty ninth day Of said .Ily and
appeals viii be received aud determined by me relative
oanY erroneous or excessive valuations or enumera.
on by the said Assistant Assessors the said office of
A. KlssaBue, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day of said July,
AZ ~ CLOCK A. NJ and at said office, No. H. Worcester
Bapf a1C0tldtA Map'N' = =, -.,s.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04


Advertisement published IN both the Daily aud the
Weekly SExTIssT will be charged tue full Daily rates
with one half the weeklv rates added.
Business Notices published In the local columns, of ten
ines under will be charged for each insertion 81; "
lines. - per line
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 10 be paid in advance
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines Is cents Tor each
Insertion. eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and ExcursOs gotten mp by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices, ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les three lines, inserted
In the Daily will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers 10 paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
be charged the o 81 so for each name n the
Daily and e2 in the Daily and Weekly the 10 be, in
all cases. paid in advance
Legal inserted atthe expense Of the at
ordering and deayable for the legal proceed
lngs but colieetable usual time Publishers not
for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged FOR their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. VI. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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/. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES.

(NO. s05.i
VTSTTED sTATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT 90 ~
u DIANA. Sss
WHEKEAs, = ibei OF information has been hed IN the
District Court - tue rri'ed States within aud cor
District 81 Indiana the l7th dsy
Of January. ls63. by John Hanna, Esq-, Attorney
oi the United States for the District Of Indiana aairst
following described estate credits ard cfects ~
Carson "a certain Judgment against Moses
Morelsnd and William Moreland. in the Madison Circuit
Court IN the State of Indiana rendered ApTi Tenn issi
sory note against the parties, due December -,
1861, for ~ 900, and two notes against the
parties for $3.50 eschone ~ which due DcceOer Is.
1861 aud the Otn.r h due oceb~r 10 ISc3 afor vi0-
aon Of the powers q act o Congress approved July
lI 1862 eutitled, "An 10 suppress nsurrectia
punish treason sF rebellion, eEe and csnscac th-
property Of rebels and for other purposss and praying
process against sad properly. and that the mar
condemned and sold a. enefnies property.
Now therefore. IA pursuance - the morton under tic
seal % said Court; directed and delivered lido here
by civ, public notce al persons claiming aid property.
any part thereof n any interested tberei
that they be and appear before the aid District Court of
the Uriied State be held tn city q lndsnapoi
and f,f the District ~ indana. The bret nontAy
of f,b nary s2t O'Clock fh forenoon of ths'
day. thea and therr nterp hsirc rclsrs. and 10 make
their allsgatic-s Boo that behalf
o g. ROSE. L. ;. Marshal.
Ger I. :. BissIo~. Deputy.
Attest.
JonS n. RIA. Cierk. Jsn2o-dlN
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LEGAL.

SsTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. Ssh he
- Nsusn Circuit Cour of Marion County, n the State
Indiana. - Tern. A. D. fss3--Nsry v Bo~msn
Alfred Bo~rnan.
Be Ia the 18th dsy of Feb. IN The yess
isss the above name1 plaintiff ~ poes her s'so<ys
Sled In the ofsoe % he Clerk the Marion Ctrcut
Court her corplaint against sif defendant m The
ABOVE entitled ease, together vita adavit q
peteui person. that sxid defsndsnt Alfred Bowman
net arssident of the state of indiana
SAID deencant istherefore hereby notified of the clng
ard peBtency q sad complaint against him, snt that
unless he appear AMI demur teereto 81 The
calling of sad the secud day 81 the n term q
sad Court to be begun and he Al the Court Honss n
the city o ltdianapols ths ourih Monfay in hsrce
ext sad complaint. and the rafters ard thnss thrr<ln
contained and alleged ~ b. heard and determlnec IN
his sbsencs. WILLIAM WALLACE. Clsrk.
T.D.SR.I- wsipols. Attornsys fos Pa.intn
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a I L r. O a d
1868. M u sss &c sss 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route tn Chicago VIA Kokomo.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

Am AMI AFTEk MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d 1868,
~ trans Sili -, a. follows:
Chcag" ENpr = Train will leave indianapolis at
Los T. NJ, and arrive a. kokom, 800 i. VI, in time
make close connection With train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago.
Return ug, the train will leave KOkomo at 3:25
A. NJ tue arrival Of the night train from Chicago ar
irving q India spols 62O a. 81.
A Mail rain viii lave Indianapolis 4:lO p. NJ,
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru IN time to
make connections viii the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash. Huntington Fort Wayne
ledo and Detroit
Returning. the train will leave Peru al T:25
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. w. r. w
from the East and arrive AZ indianapolis l1:2O A ".
in time "a make connections for ali points East, South
and West
Chicago ENpresstran will leave indianapolis lO.40
p NJ making close connections At kokomo with train
Logan port. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive at
Peru Boz A. NJ in time make connection with
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the same train will leave Peru at l225 NJ.
making close connection Al Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chca GO
Valparaiso and Loga. port and arrive indianapolis
430 NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
V. r. MALorT General Ticket Acen; feh23. 50 -dIy