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Stock Of Apple Trees

of fine size and Of great vigor. CHsnnrru. ~
very superlsr assortment, and an immen..,
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTS. "a
For garden culture we have : verv .a,>
Stock of DWARF APPLES, Of the beat
and most SNOWY varieties. DWARF PKARs
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries x ey,.t
variety. Of HARD GRAPRS We have sbept
80 varieties, including DELAWARE DIANA.
coNCERA, CUYAHoGA, REBECCA. FARLY
NORTHERN MUSCODINE, &c., &c. -
OF Ornamentals, we have an i'm mems. .tscnr'
both in variety and amount or RverUrean
and other Trees and Shrubs Roses Vipess
Dahlias, Phloxes, &c., &C.; all of which =,
will sell for CASH, at prices to SUIT the time, !,
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar viii
get nearly as much as two will at other tim "a.
and the Trees are of extra size and onalitv'
We are also receiving and forwarding fub-
scriptions for most of the Agricultural. Hofs
ticultural and Rural publications.. most of
which we can furnish to our customers a.
Club rates.
- Address all orders to
JAMES EDGERToN.
Jan. 8, Iss2.-tf. -.
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Isaac Philips Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribers
werA, on the l0th day Of December, 1868
api OF pc by the Probate Court of Monroe
Count iohio, Executors Of the w ill of Isaac
Philips. ~,
THOMAS WEST,
EZRA NJ. PHILIPS,
Jan Is, 1s63.-5w. .pd
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EEaIt! Halt !!
A Cry from Washington
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTTONn


D@ WIVES, MOTHERS and SISTERS,
whose Husbands, Sons and Brothers are
serving in the Army, cannot pat into
their knapsacks more necessary or val
liable gift than few boxes of HOL-
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
They insure health even under the expo
sure of Soldiers life. Only % cents a
Box or Pot.
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do YOUR Duty TO YOURSELVES! Pro
TEcT YOUR HEALTH
n@- Read the folloaoing, just receiDeo
this day from Washington:
WASHINGTON, D. G.
T. HOLLOWAY, NJ d.
DEAR SIR:-1 avail myself Of thi
opportunity to express my gratitude to
your kindness In being so prompt in send
ing me your valuable PILLS and OINT
MENT. Hundreds Of poor soldiers hav'
been made comfortable and we'll by tn
use of your medicines, and they all cal
testify to their healing powers and capa
bility of giving instant relief. 1t has
within my own observation, saved many
poor soldier from long sickness and mucl
suffering. Yours truly,
d.. G. VOSE. Washington, D. G.
December 10th, 1862.
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James Mitchellss Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
was, on the 18th day of January, 1868, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, ohi'., Administrator of the Estate of
James Mitchell, deceased.
JOHN B. NOLL, Admir-.
January 81, 1885.
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Attachment Notice.
F. A. Lamping, Plaintiff,

F. A. Lamping, Plaintiff,
against
J. J.. Dye, Defendant.
BEFORE John Bearimore, J. p. Of Wash
ington. Township, Monroe County, Ohio, on
the 31st day of December A. d. 1872, said
Justice issued an an order of at .achment in
the above action, for the sum of one hundred
and seventeen dollars and ninety-nne cents;
which cause is set for hearing on the 2lst day
of Feb. A. D. 1868, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
F. A. LAMPING, Plaintiff.
January 81. le63.-4w.
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Home Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio. Aug. 10, 1859,
DR.. G. Roback:
Dear Sir-Permit me to say in relation to
your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rfer, that have used several boxes and
bottles, and have found their effects on my
system to be all that it is claimed for them
In your advertisements. | have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or Eve
wears old, in expelling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child, confined to the bed,
and apparently very sick. caused Il Q worms
to come away from it in great numbers, and
they were found crawling and scattered all
about. The child thus relieved recovered
Immediately, aud is now we'll and hearty.
Yours, &C.,
JOSEPH HERROLD.
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE RRxEN0
ALWAYS READY.

Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and infamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons are grasping their muskets to
meet danger, think what relief a single pot of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALvE will
give to the one you love when far away from
thome and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the inflamed
and stifened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds,
1t stands uuequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds.
Wives end Sisters Of Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsacks of your
Husbands and Brothers, more valuable or
more necessary gift than supply of this
Extraordinary Military Salue.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed to Glel elching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATING HOARSE-
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMP-
TION, but if supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS and HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
ger is averted, few Pills taken night and
morning, ana the ointment Dr1Skly fuoDed
twice day over the throat and chest will re-
move the severest pains and stop the most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
We say to the whole Army.
SOLDIERS aTTENTIONH
See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
Oughly tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks.
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sun
piled all the Armies in Europe, and during
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold over ton in weight of
the Ointment in single day. These terrib e
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp
DIR RE. Il, DYSENTERY. SCURTY
SORESand SCE OFUL Gus ERUPTIONS
all disappear like before these PILL.
and OINTMENT, anu now while the Cry rings
throughout the land,
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TNHE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
i respectfully inform the public and every (
body that his Stock is very complste, and ir
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wfshins
to plant the Importance of procuring GOOD
trees grown near home and Of the best var :.
ties-all OF which we claim to have. while
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio vhere
g o Cd RELLABLE .STANDlRDT
PEAR TREES SIS 800
can be procured, and at the same time pur.
chasers can De accommodated with anything
they need in the way of TREES, PLANTS ~
We would note particularly, . very l.rre
CfooL of A~1 m tI&1
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lATE
FROM HUNTERS ARMY.

INV YORK, Feb. S.-The steamer Augusta.
I'ntmor-, nom Hilton Head on the 2t1h has
arrived. We a,e in ldeLted 10 the Herald for a
syrcpsis OF the correspondence. .... 90
1icu;. TEcmas J. Stevens, OF Massachusetts,.
was arretirc BY Gen. Hunter on the 18Th inst,
for publicly ceclering that abe would rather
r. beaten 10y the rebels than fight with me-
Lroes." Lieut.. Stevens was reeenuy pronosed
for Hrave,y IN North Carolina. : - : :.
The rebels in Say yaLnah ar straininv every
rerNe 10 ccm plete their new iron clad ia which
They xprene great confidence. Tne rebels an
rCunce ihaf tour steamers ran the bloc kade "a
thsrleston ~ one day, viz: the Ruby, leopard
end warner. from Nassau. The fourth. not
nam"o, was bound 10 Liverpool, with J. II.
Clay, OF Kentucky, on board.
Gen. Hunter pcremp;orily ordered ali Tho
ttaf Of Gen. Foster out Of the Department OF
the South fcr the utterance Of sta:ements tend
nlBtinY. - 81. .rs- =
Heavy firing was heard in the direction cf
tgefcfee iysr, and lt was expected that rhe
Union iron-clsd Psssaic and the rebel iron
clad Atlanta hsd met in conflict
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KsS SyIltA coNGREss-.H,Ep ssss los

SEEATH.-After our rel,orr closed yasterday-
hr Sumner called up The 5iil - carry MO
ef, CT the treaty with PerU. Carried.
The resolution appointing a 9leCm.nfftAe 20 Ia
ytsusaIe yte faSts colhcarnfng the 4-resf AMI
I. lras' on ID. A. Mshoney, was irfdrffuiteIy
ICsSpCned. ..!.. .s.....-. o.. b. .t' .. =
MT. Wilson called Up he bla ID org laize tho
corps OF 'ngfupers, ard after suEdry ameaa-
oE1s bad teen proposed II gas recon- rItied.
lie conscT. ptIon, olll was reported Jro.a tire :
Houtt, and The amendments ordered to %
pinned. y = ''F 81 - - 3
TherSenate then went into executive session,
and afterwards adlouIRed, sIlH-.s s.-.l- - si
EoUsE.-After our report closed r -v ir .1Js -
- The House resolved itself into n Com mmitLas
Of tie Whole for the eousiderauon of tie In
ternal Revenue bill, and an enort was made 10
TeGnce the tax on whisky, but without avail.
Alter the committee rose
Mr.. Stevens,- from the committee OF confer
ence or the dIsaereeing votes of tketw Houses,
n ade report upon the finance bill The re-
The House at half past fonr O'Clock took a
II cess.
ON the re-assembiing Of the House al seven
O'clock t.oss -aRy !. .a-- s's-l- ..-.
Mr. Pike moved to reconsider the vote nv
which the House agreed 20 the report OF. tne !.
Conference Committee on the fnance bill a
Mr. washburne moved to lay the motion I,
reconsider on the table; which was decided in
,he affrmatiye-yeas g. nays 81 t--i---. asr.
The House again resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Internal Rsvsnos
Mr. Lovejoy offered an a,aendmen, thaa hrre-
,slttI eIdAi DC no nAk oi 0bty COW
lected On printing paper imported than n in RI
posed in The act 10 which this is q supplements
on domestic Manufactured paper. -. % ~
Amer debate by Mr.. Loyejoy in support OF
ard Mr.. Dawes against IL, the amendment was
Withdrawn. .--.----.. 81. 80 a,
Hr. morrill, proposed an Amendment which
was adopted, that I'm estimating the price of
cigars the market value shall be taken a. the
price of the basis OF the estimate OF value. -,
The committee remained In session on amend
M nts until eleven O'Clock, when the cemmittee
rose and the House adjourned - -
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 25.-Maior Ghu
DIx, with some of his staff officers, left here
this morning for Newport News t. review the
troops there
Clark, both Of company IL, First Pennsyfynnfa
artillery, having been convicted by general
conn martial ofthe murder Of Hezekiah Stokes
Yorktown next Nondav =
Mrs. Hehbeirner and another woman were
r'cenlly detected diving a loaded cart coa-
t"snlng contrabsEd gods from. Williamsburg
N the direction OF Gen. E.ises headq a srters. :
The etf amer General Hunter hdviaE received
&, me damage iu the late storm, left hefe 20 iay
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The FisBINe BoUNTIks-The Gloucester
(MassD papers complain st the non pay msntof
founties to fishermen, which Ter thai town
delay causes much incon yenience and embAr-g
rassrnent 10 those who relied on IL 70 pay thesr
own debts; and tonne have sold ont their por-
ton of the bounty at quite q discount NOT
caring 20 wait the Slow movements Of govern
ment. =
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a9-lt lie reported that the haroor Of n ssils -
flied with immense torpedoes, and the rebels
Rave deter miDsd TO spply the torch to noblse
sooner than permit il 10 fall into the hands OF
the Yarkees Ail the wealthy families have
sent their iewsls, silver ware, books, and all
Naiuables 70 Mississippi and other Statee for
sa'e keeping, believing that % viii not be bong
b,fore the ., Yankees" will be in posssssiou Of
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NEw CANTERBURY,
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV., HEAR SIXTH SfIIBY.

NEW CANTERBURY.
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV., SsAR Sixth SfIIIY,
foTR STfff sEW e g sTSss f 9ss sffTif fHfs WEEK
a CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. . .
49, JIMMY CLARK, So =
FRANK LAwRENCE' :.
fhsCelebrated Boneless Man
@. W. PARKER. = ~
Continued success Of - - t5 s-
Miss julia Mortimer, H VI Ixan
Miss Kate fenneyor, Billy nereon -
d lie GefAEdlne, Mons. ezollosy,
6eerseR r. Eoeson. ]. Sylvas Clarke
Willis Armstrong =
Misses Jennie Allen, Lilly Brandon, Florence
hlver Katie Harrison, M'nes Jennie, and La
First week Of t'-f r. So
Misses Lottie Clifford, and Josephine Florence,
TONIGHT, 80 : : - ..
Mons. STollosy's Beautiful Ballet,
STRApELLA, .-. Il g..-.
In which the Court Of Beauty will appear ~ .
-new People, New Songs, New Dances, New
THE ARABIAN
The performances win conciude with the Beauti.
nl Trick Panlomime, entitled
THk MAGIC BARREL; OR
JHE FAIRY OF TRE FOUNTAIN.
ission IS cents; Orchestra, 50 cents; Private
Bcxes (holding nx, y S6
AGrand Matinee SATURDAY, at o'clsci.
Admission-Lsdies. - cts. Children, 10 cents.
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"ILLAkDs' UALL-The FasAtoaab!s Ddncins
w Aeodemy.- Mr.. GOOBALL respectfully in
forns masters and misses desirous of learning ell
tAe fashionable dsnces-ineluding the new Royal
Horse { yards Quadr nowso oDopular-that they
oan commence their lessons ct once. The Do pills
etitied TO admission to the grand Floral May Ball
Lessons every Saturday aternoon, st O'Clock, for
masters and misses, 1t Willards' Hall. Private
lessons daily at my residsnIs, nth and SITS.
fe l9 I'M :" ~ .-.,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

eS- Charles Pearson, a fast young mao OF
Guthsm, having taken 70 himself a vile, de-,
Sirrd to make a bridal tour. but being short Of
fLIct. ne borrowed $500 from the pantaioons
rockets OF an acquaintance, while the Atter
Nat asleep. A policeman claimed the society
Cf he yToo N, anu las new made bride was left
a. re at tlss railroad depot, " here the pair had
ton N patiently awaiting the departure Of he
fr.fu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

san TRhsoIsoo, Feosl a6.-Advices from "a
Colorado riyer mehtion cor tn ned discoveries
81 geld MINIS 1.aret nurnrgEs or persous were
fiockfEg thiihsr 20 esiylore them. tfhers 4 also
an -ehtfnsise region beyeHd the Colors5o -
ahoundlrg IN y,lEaae mines OF. gold, sal, er7 .
and ccrrer. SeNtrai wealthy men 1re In...
.tercsted N thcrr GfNelci. rrcrH
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
tAssoHIhThD PRESS DISpAgoHfss,
rHE wAR IN KENTuekY.


IoulsN!LLR.F Feb. .6 About enc hundred ef
Molesh7s nen have captur-a the s;eamer Hot
" G3in-n, With fcfupe and prpytstnns on
BsrT,n rNer. fSs mites acose Woodbury. -
LIE steamer ID u. Campbell, from Evans
vi:It &c Iov::Eg Green, with a similar cargo
q e fTsU VII. ;a.l inLs iasiT hands
i hc eup;adR arc rassstrrrrs " me Henry
u oih'rH wsrc psroiea oy tne n capture and IN. !,
re;e~seu. r..- r. - :.
CiACIsNATi, F.h. e6- Gu. Wr.sht rr.urred
iron, i~E'nEicb, Ky last eight. The inyxd-
'nr fcr"e tndaT taf t;iuk4r, were l-eyfnr tks
state Via MouHr Sterling ssd Hazef Green
cicsis EEEsEtG sy Col kuas Ia. Very Iilti,s,
ceninst .iiss been ooHs by thus raid, and the sx.
ci'tunerc y'hlcE orsya1sd hrSuShout UrntraI
kentr,ky has ,ubsieed. The frsins on ths
h-htnc ! y tentrnl sre sg ain runninr and rvfu-
Etts IttuB h.hs nome -r .--- . - ..r .r. -H
LATER. .--s. .-s r. 81 .- a
CHG ThkATi- Feb. H6.-kar.ous rusnors re-
srec'trg refels in Eentncky are in Circulation
one That Breckenridge is advancing en- ler
inEton with q Go men, but Il needs con nrua.
Icn. ...-. ---.--- = =
The Ccr1mSrcials Frepkfert corre-pond,pt
tonight ssrs that gentleman from Richmond
reports That CTR troops are retrestinS tow ards
Lexington, pressed by double their nun Der OF
rrleis
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SARpIREs.
y ASCHOVIEe, .
SWEET OIL,
-,s.-. .-.s.. - CAPERs, Etc.
Ma 6 LES,
fe q 2s9 Pennsylyan avenue.

400 PAPER GIN3s! AOG
4CO - Gold and Velvet, fOO
Gold EtAuped, and medium priced Gold Papers.
With . varied stock of Chased snd Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices. .-.
WIN cow SHADES
Ee~ Designs, Gold Band and I'm itation Gold Band
y indcw Fhadsa. Bun Green and Blue Holland, or
apy REQUIRED style or size Of Shade made to srdar
OVAL PICTURE fRAMEsl
tHarr Inted ts be gilded with Cold Leaf
Di.ixi nom the be st isctory in the country,
sitb beautiful variety. OF. small sized Oval and
Card Nisits Frames. Of foreign snd domestic man
eorrs Sf eel-tratsd Pictarss. Paintings and stssu.
aTy Albums. &c. ----- = ~ s.. ~ 80 .-
.PIOTDKE CORD AND rAsssLsi
Efcersu nLer and colors, Picture Rags, Eyes,
~: sc Orders for rrhanEings or window
shSHss puneruaily exeeuted by experiepced work
b~n IN c,ts or country. Terms cash. ...S
49, }. MABKRITBR.
ssZsi 'Ie tsrDs es.a Tor goods and labor. j. l6s
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~ s. senntnr r.i.c,ci b.

TRENTON, n. J., Ftb. c6.-Iloa. William
reht was 10 day a, ctSd .tsnitei Sta,es sea-
ator by tbe state lie pIsIature. - @-tnfs-a HI
1le peace resolutions were passei by the
StE1le 10 Gay. AID H,pe E-AGe lac syeeiatror- =,
der in the Ronse FOR The ttHt. o. u l.ch. 80,
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A NFw SYSTEM or wARrAkE-The Lynch.
bp ry Writ nial ReS1xblscoa eays:

burg (Virginia) Repsoliean Gays:
"We hear that military critic says that
General Robert T.. Lee. comma nder -tns ehtef OF
ihr army OF the Potomac, n a tool, else ne yer
would have let the federals cross the RzpphAn-
neck 1t Was the easiest thing In the world %
have stopped them by throwing d-hotr0hsin
the riyer, thus heating the water and scalding
the enemy TO death. .-.rf-.. :
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1869.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING TUE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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a NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPHS.
~ PAhSn Lot CT the above tust received ut tR
% Ard - Enovo house ofk n DISIEGERH
c3 Ej7 Penn. syenge, n%sy iJh st. esg
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ADJUSTMENTS. a-
GROWERS THEATRE.
raSk5TLyANIAA AVENUE, Esar willard , Hetsl
LscaAan -.RAAA>AB

L.csAss 6aoys, - --.HAAA~as
THIS EVENING
s'nsi ss o1ns asS fs'Iisss.s ass. sAssIf WILLIAMS,
9.s:s.s s SeSs n"iss Soa;s ooaas saea III Be pro-.
1scei Il. pcpai-r and sucee.sfoi Irish D:.ns,
o. -. saAP PAhsSH HfStk tEIsar, g.
eo.y 0csnDsF- NJ Sarnsy H.s Viii, Wi,h.n.
After 'Asi as re spf fais hssts tasse ssa'A' Farce
sasefas. ass the .,.ssa nsass
-. LAW For LADIES.
s,lJ Lob - -..-- Ms Blrrey William
al,eI s,oeuns .-.-f. ..t ... ..-li o.. g.. ="
70 morrow LAST night o. NJ s.A Mrs. Barn.r
Drama. ,
Roy U'iiore -. Mr.. Barney Williams
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
,-5RNEK ELSy1NTH AND STREETS
hAxisxhs- ...-.-..--- hEssRs. EArpEE GossoH
.es E.sAeEs- -fSsg .Ea ~ EF.:Ds F.:D:s
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. q.
e-,.t sueeess Of n. Celebrates Comedian.
ovssytoSIss ga asS fSe;sS esoxsbhp y d HOUSE
Is.t evening.
He vii BOB sSPfsc a5sssi f ssish'''
HE RIVALS
MISS ALICE GRAY viii also appear.
Timothy foodIes Mr.. John 3. Clarke
Saturday, third night of Mr.. ]. 8. CLARKE.
es.ess OF ADxssios- j balcony Chairs, rs cents;
is Circle, 70 cents; private Boxes, IS.
,,sc.s open at Z: to commence At O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

70 morrow. LAST night o. Nr and Mrs. Barney
nlisnas, sh-a wiz be Ery duced the great Irish
RORY O'Noaf.
Roy o'iIore...--. -. Mr.. Barney williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-27

QsGs Geo r. 0erbart luther 9s.rer. Why
Grey Gee - 6rseu hicS GowsnZC
Cant Henry II Grset Non.spar 4.--..-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-27

VOLUME XII.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-27
PERU AND INDIAE APOLIS
r. "a l. r . a D
1868. - ;s!:sssasz;:ss 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Houte To Chicago wa kokomo @
81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY oTHrR ROUTE.

81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHFK ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. ls6a, trains
" trains will ts run a. follows
A Chicago Expr Train will leave indianapolis at
IL 35 T. ", kokoro 3:l0 2. ". IN time TO
make close connection with the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logsn>pori, Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arris AT Peru 4:go 7. ".
Return ng, The Will leave Peru az 120 A. VI
making close connections with the night irau from Chi
cago, aud arrive at india I'oS ~ $50 A. II.
Mail .rdin viii leave Indianapolis al As T. NJ,
stopping all stations and arriving at Peru in time TO
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Rsv sy. for Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning. the train will leave Peru a $40
A. NJ the arrival of the the T. 4 w. r. ".
from the East and a; indianapolis 00) A. r.
in time to make for all points East South
and West.
AChcago ExpresStrain will leave indianapolis at $50
T. H. making close connections at Kokomo with train for
Logan port Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive et
Peru at C5 A. NJ in time 20 make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo aud Wabash Rail
Returning will leave Peru al 12:l5 p VI
making close connection at Kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chica
Valparaiso and LoganSport, and arrive At indianapolis al
40 T. NJ in time to connect with tue evening trains fol
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent
V r. MALorr General Ticket gent feb23. '62-d Iy
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indianapolis asad Madison
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1868. - - - 1868.
New Arrangement TO Commence Mon

day. IeD. tsbt
YENNO passenger trains daily Sundays exceptedl be-
I tween Indianapolis and Madison.
and z. NJ. arriving al Madison at IS VI. and so
Pm
Leave the Depot A. Madison at 4. " and p NJ, ar
irving at indianapolis at IL A VI. and 80 p NJ
The train leaving Indiana polls at $50 4. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus SIS a. VI. for Shelby
Vile and Eushviie arriving Shebyvle at 1885 4. 81.
aud Ru>hviile Al - 30 T. NJ
Leaving Rushville al 30 NJ Shelhyville al > 55 P.
NJ connects a. Columbus with the | and NJ. train.
irving either Indianapolis Madison the
ing
This Road forms line With the Packet. Madison for
the Of freight between Ctncinnati and IL
dianapo- and points West.
TarH OF EreightS a. low by any other route.
Shippers and merch West viii find II 10 their nter
- ship BY this line.
feb2 D. c. BRANHAA. Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

Mat lot Of ground adjoining the north Of the block
Of buildings built by Kirkland & Fzgbbon, on south
Meridian the Union Depot leo f. 30
feet Deep will be sold in 20 % feet lots, the whole
Of In one lot This is valuable locality for persons
wishing 10 purchase business property, the wholesae
business Of the city will be concentrated this
and the property be bought for nearly onefouth the
prices Of Washington property. 1t has been dem
trated by actual sales that there has many
goods sold by houses this street any Washington
street, and, in branch OF the business, sold when
in business, tobacco wholesale than any three
houses Washington Street. The locality OF this
ground for Wholesale business has greater advantage
in the saving of drayage than any other location the
city goods be delivered The pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will save half the rent of
store room Warrington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
T. Kirkland,
orT.F. RYAN No. 70, south OF the ground.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

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AtNo so West Washington 81.
4 LARGE STOCK OF HOME-MADE WORK FOR
~ sale chap, one door east Of the Palmer House
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