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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18

TO FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE
KEEPERS.--Dr. s. A. Weaver's Cerate has
been extensively used by Livery Stable Keepers
and farmers; and with ono accord they say that
for many diseases in animals they have never
found is equal.
On Horses, two or three applications will cure
the Scratches, Chafes, and Calls, whether by the
harness, saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds
clean, and the Cerate freely applied will cure
them in few DAYS. II will cure cracked heels
and Cancer in the Tongue, Cankcr or Sore Mouth,
affections Of the Skin, falling off of the hair &c.
Sore teas and cracked udder in Cows are soon cured
by this Cerate. .t.l
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item of
great interestto the people Of Wood county. A suf-
hciont in duccmcnt We take it, to make Perys-
burg the trading point,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
TAKE CARE OP yOuR uEArTu /

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH andthat
q your children, ard use no other cure for Coughs
Colds, Sc, except that standard remedy, Madame
forieSs Cough Balsam. II is acknowledged by
an whpiRre given it trial az being the most re-
liable Preparation ever used II Is 'partienIariy
adapted to hung aud throat affections Ia children.
Ilry one bottle cDly 70 eehts-all Druggists sell
- Id
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, VIC have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made ur
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give tho very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
There are MsoteOr Inventions

That fash up for moment in the newspapers and
pass 10 oblivion. There are also GRAND DIS
COVERlES which take permanent hold of pub
lie estimation, and LAST FOR ALL TIME.
Permanent among the latter class stands
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
FOR SALE BY

The following, in Wood county: Peek & Hamilton
Ponysburg; A. J. Gardner & Co., Gilead; e. f.
Turner, Portage; $. W. Whitmore, Tohtpgany :,
;. Clyuer, 0tsegoi II. X. Atkins, Nelf weslfefd,
s u bg91ghton, Bowling qfeepi Banks & patter-
Rosendale, West Mllgfo$e; s. D. Emerson Eagle.
yillei and by druggists ard merchants generally
throughout the Uniou. d6Y
c. W. ROBACK, compounder Of Stomach
ltters, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Distller and
Manufacturer Of Catawba and Swedish Drandies,
aud all kinds of the finest Domestic Liquors, which
are sold, wholesale or in Pny desired quantity at
Nos. 90, So, 60 and 62 East Third Street, Cinoin-
matt, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import thom
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
rEnnYSnrnn mA1,Krr-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM has been found to
be the best remedy for diseased Lung or affections
oftbe throat that has ever been offered to the pub
lie try il for sale by Peck and Hamilton. 43d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
THE VERY BEST TEST OF ouEAPNEss
is QUALITY.

Inspection and comparison will prove thnt fer va
riety, elegance, richuess, cheapness beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fored in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
John SpeIlInan,

NO. ING summit street, ToIedo,
Dealer IN fine American aud Swiss Watches.
Clocks, and ine t;ol1 Jewelry.
~ Watch Repairing d,ne on slsrt notice.
Give rs call Don'tf forpet the nunaber-- 4 "a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18

sgm .srf.t ..offsnoO o. A. 30 STWICK,
-aa -ratiar IA ssr n. S. TYLER, .1
Perysbnrg, April II, 1sGf sli'' 90 ss".
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest!

lz- Country Produce takcnin Exchange for
Goods, Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels. f8HtH 49,
A. q. WILLIAMS a BRO.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
DIR, OHEESEMANlS FEMALE PILLS
I'D ny DHUGGFsTs GENERAlLE.

HUIUHINs G IIILLHkki PrOPrietors. M
rri 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold in Penysburg by PECK & HAMILTON, and In
Maumee City by II. BARRIr Trade supplied by Ben,
ton Bros, cleveland. bowl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
CHESASGo COUHTY.-Large Union gain.
everywhere In Norwich says III. CiererDo Tir.gyo,t

L
"A year ago the majority against our Supervisor Wa.
o. and the COpperhCads carried IN every on tiei
ticket By NE lties quite as large. Now we have The
satisfaction OF knowing that hoYe tied them and
that with Tie exception OF Justice Of the Peace $50
have elected eSe1y important Candidate the ticket
But foI the tactics Of tie Democratic Town BOARD u
rejecting u pasted votes. tie Union Supery "a,
would have been chosen Fifteen towns have gone }ol
our side by large Inujosis tho Democrats Claim 10
have succeeded IL five towns.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.--We are glad 10 on.
nounce just We 90 10 press. thar DR.. t. s. Jspsirc
the Union candidate has been elected Supervisor ,,l
Weterto"n by majority OF ca. We expect 10 bel
similar news tom all paris Of tho county. Tho Union
ticket has probably been elected IN WsteTtosn
'SCHOHARIR COUNTY. - The Union savs:
The incoming Board Of Supervisors Will probably
correspond IN political complexion with the old one
Union and IL Democrats. In Wright which was car.
red by Union man last year. the Democrats eject
their ticket by an average majority OF rs This IA =
Democratic town, and TIE Of the Union oapdi
date lag year Was owing ~ his strapg personal nom
afy II can be safely said that the aggrogeto yee il,
tio county VIII show dslidsd Union gSp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
sstn' Ss'ser's Action Concerning shs yir.
ginia Oyster Trnsle.
1ht1i-EiGHru CoEGRgss, UNITED STATES O,
AA&ElcA HOUSE O. REPgEsgSrATIQgs
NAEEIsCrDv Cry Irh a 49,

MY DHARS IR: Your favor Of the lst inst, nc.
coDpa,ied by copy Of TIE ARGay T,nss eaa Ce,,;.v
containing Gn editorial reprehenscn Of Gen R,t,ers
action in regard e the oyster question did no. reocb
me until last night. hnc,en 70 DO ,ustis, to much.
xrcngod pablo agon.. though had already msdo q
brief statement Of the matter IN The Bal,fnors
Of Monday last Of which send yOu copy 1 he'd cleo.
NJ the request VI Capt. vennene Gong engsgod In TIE
oyster -aAe In ny vicinity and in pursuance OF .ls
snggess Ns OF justice written elaborate and detailed
exposition II lhe whole SUBJECT which delivered 70
The NewYors nspers but my impression is that IL has
mot Jet appeared The sTclein Tie 7llss and Coarier Is
wholly al fault re facts are precisely the revere Of
what IL stated and tonbtess the ahor Of II has been
ynisnforn1ed For me 10 than tweB,y years was the
representative ia the Le ssture Of ny State Of large
deeply Into. esfed IN the oyster trade
tstive Of ,lis interest Be- 'amo familiar with The
salsect IN al ils bearings. AZ Ssa u ~ prid all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YonE.

TRAINS LEAVE NEN-hOlsHt
Fog New Haven, etsxl ll:5c a. m 1913 utxl j:N
Uc,l 800, s;g and tEsl ?. a.
FoI Bridgeport, T. (EK.l, 1850 l2:l5 ,Ex6 go
GU, $3.50. $50 and (Ex.l y. N.
Ecs iie-t and stratsord, 1890 NJ ~ .;jo p n
For Fairfield. Southport. I'D WestPert y llisO. N. ~
a:So 2. "a.
For Norwsk. T. go 1850 I. m ls;I5 gEI), $500 teA.
$3.50. $50. $500. OK pm.
Fos Ds.ea Ind Gseenweh. 7, ESQ., ll:S 10. $50 SS
$500
Fes STAFFORD I eJEIhs:9o n:JOa m, la.l5 Exl So
(Ey.l, $50 1890, $3.50. tEz.l ?. n.
Fox Port Chester ard r:crodists statiors $50 li;.as
n. p, $3.50, t.yp SD G.30 y N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, ga p, lr1l 800 ti, So
Ior Boston. Via Shore Lime. l2:iS Gal, 2. ~.
Fog Hartford and spEngEeil (EIl n:3o N. s;s'
(Ek.l >.
FoE Connecticut River Raisa,d &c. M lEX, to soalss
Il SO e. H. % Northampton.
Pc. Hartford, PToVdecce ard FIslkl Railroad iEL !.
i:sU :.
For Now Haven. New LoraoH and sloninssan nslIosia
a a., ls;i3, :, Q p IA.
For Cana fsiross, 1918 ?. m 70 Northampton
Fol Housutonc Railroad, e. m.
For Ma, ystuck Railrosd, u. m, pm
For Denbuy aud hor. TX Railroad :, $3.50 M, $50 8,
Commoiious Sleeping Cars o..achcd 20 .. m. Trims
JAMES Il. EOYT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
Ocean Cleaners.
TOR NEW-oRLEANs-DIRECT.

I "
The new ard frstclass United States MAJ SesraA,p
GEORGE WASHINGTON
r.. V. GAeER. Commander.
VIII Leave Pior No. ~ r., for NEW.ORLEANS direct, o.
SATURDAY. Feb. p, 40 3 ?. M
paasaee with unsurpassed gccoinrao a4.!ons, $50.
No freight received, bills OF sLng signed the day
calling.
For freight or passage applyto
II. b. CROMWELL & Co. Nc. e5 wcs.1,..
Tho ,,osmsiip GEORGE CROMWELL viii follow OF
March ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

'HE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
BIN COloANY viii dispatch nson,aly thor new and
hIs,-e,sss British lion steamships CELIA ard BELLoNA
eeG n 49, ts and 700 horse power. IOWA AID Ohio each
sSV t"ns end 500 horrs power; INDIANA rEd MANHhr-
IAN each Og Lan and CO horse power between LONDON
and NEW,iORk, calling at HAvRE Oh the voyage frou,
onaon haes Of passage payable IN UsIryp srArEs CuR
sEacI; From New YORK. Firss Cabin, $oi Second Cabin
s,o sieerssc Sc From London or ilsyTe, First Cabin
+looj Second Cabin, sos s;oerago, 80 N. B-TLese
cleaners wiz eav, each port every heen days esg February
for ra:,ass sppy 70 CHAs wiifnEY e the Office, No.
ROWLAND u ASfINWALL, Agep.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW
- The hns ellail9s Clyde tals Steamship BRITAIN
SA, Capt Ae.ffe.d Is intended sail from pier No n
North River foot Of IoIton-st SATURDAY 2Olh int.
as 81 .a.p - ht,ed II the most APPROVED style iIsars
cooAod provisions; fr' - WV
lst C.6in......".."e75 In.srraedi..e...Sio
=, "a NsoL1 '......''.. 60 Stsergse... ..... -
Payable IL currency. Apply 10
MACDONALD L Co, no. Bowiinsgrceu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAn

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1863. COMMENCING NOV &c. 1904 heS
Passenger Station IN Nev-Yok corner zlths- .na go =
Entrance 9Tlh-st.
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1874 -PFNNsYLVANIA CENrRAI,
lc,iiieirp.

HOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ Use only Nitrous OxiO 0ss msfe fr6sh every Jay
Office No. - Bci lst.
O. O. COTTON. JOHN ALLEN SON.
NJ h. GRIFFIN n BROS, No. 2oo Grand'
lNs st., Newly eni 10. ss7Fultonst broosJn are en-
oIde goa no charge ioi attracting VIXEN artificial teeth sS
70 re ,sorcd They also Inserting fe sets 81 Iessn
Cold SIS; P,stms, SIS; Silver. y 10; RnSssr -" 'S~
Gsy " .9ld, Ell .l,er, 81. EI.Isc.lh n es'sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
GALWAY LINE.

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH Ro G5hf Mt!t ssTEAaSAyiOAnoS
F'f ii3s i%I l steamship sia T fi25ip;
HIBERNiA ks; &C., ny tg5, r. AN3Llh. 1900 tuna
Cabin $50 sad so. steerase 800 to ST. johns N l., ~
y 70 and Ssq-0old oFiis equivalent.
| THE MONTREAL -. 8. 8. Co.'S
steamship JURA from Portland to Liverpool FEB l3 Ra-ei
sISHf Drafts On Inc Nafoaa Bark payable al ito
branches IN Eng l'nd ara Ireland.
''i 'ss.A,iSihf f .f2I s!s2ARLr No. % B'5sa4 s,To
| NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ fANY
The rn5.,spsa VII di,pateh .; e. gnllenossa or
NETWORK 10 LIVERPOOL
e,a SIT, 4sfstSyg e lad PASSENGERS and ss GELE
So. Tors. Ce-rsars--. T5saL
LLtoy!;s3l4s,NA~."'.$$ S,,s3'... .sTosl.Ds.
Co... ..... 49,. ..
These ,e,ers hove a been bal. Under ts nspeetoa o.
l-on Ships. They have extra wo.er GIT conpsrtuet and
Tby ere fitted Up for tr .esoSd and third passenger
Wnc are charged 1t tho folio ring rl.es;
fr.' o'Sia.'"".".'..t @5 psy.sl. In Currency.
- steei age; '..,.''..,,;.;;.. 80 .,,.,,.,,..
Fcfi1I.ies particulars, spp'yso
WILLIAMS 6 GUION. No. II wsN.s.
GTEAM WEEKLY 90 LIVERPOOL, touch
~ ing e. Quee-logn lCoik HarboTl.-The wellkrown
ship Company ere Intended 10 call r. follows;
CRY OF WAshlNoyoN...... Saturday. Feb. 20
ClIk OF MANI Saturday. ECs. z!
CITY OF .ss.oTdey, Moh.
IND every succeeding SATURDAY. ~ noo-. lseLl fes "A
North River
esfEs o. PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN god o. l.s equiysicni "a currcneyi
FIRST CABiN....... $50 90 ....,,.,aao o.
Elm. Cabin % Londoa. e ~ see.sgs 70 LOnioa. q o.
hiTr Cabin TO faf,., % gyiseo7sso = Pa-il ~ o.
Passngess elso fowrrted to HsyTe, Bremen Rotterdam
irtweIp &c, at equally low rates.
Faces from LverCool OF Ouccns,owr: l.. Cabin s-s faS
Sleo tiosTgei S5c those who wish to send for their
iTicrGs can bny ticSets hero q, thess rates.
To. further Information, apply az tie Company's cf,ss
JOhHG DALE, Agent, No IS I,oadWay H. T.
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CENTRAL RAILROAAUf NEW-JERsEY

A 'LN kAb 6tlbfsCAl ~ NG W -JlhcLIt
~ From foot Of Cour.endt-sg connscns q, Hsr1p'o,
Junction with Delaware Leckawanna and Western ffos
and r, Esston with lehgh Valley Railroad and 10
oas forming direc. line Pittsburgh and he wss', ws
cut change Of cara. - = -, -
/ GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two HouRs saved by this line 10 ChsA:s
Cincinnati St. LouiF ETC., with bot one change
WRITER ARRANGEMENTS,
Commencing Nov. 6, 1863 Lesvs New York as follows;
UARRisuUEa ExPzEss-Al 9 = m, for Easscn, D.aiik
Po,tsyIle, harrisburg Msueh Chunk "i,ams:ort
MAIL TRAIA-A.Blga. m, tor Ess'on NasrGap SfsntaA
Wilkssbane Great Bend. Piltstcn, Binshsmton Sc.
IL - TRkIy-For Easton, Allentown, Msach ChuN, WI
Transport Reading Po:lgylie Harrisburg, &c.
$40 p. MEor EGsLc, Bethlehem, Allentown tod hlses
Chunk.
| .:;O :. s-For sorac7T'lle.
s:tO p p.-for SoEerV.le.
7 P " WESTERN EyPEEss-For Easton, Aleno0n fest
lag harrisburg, Psl lfgh end the West Sleeping ear
u, rgh from Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh.
/ FySEEss Ia.Is Foa HAzRIsBUE.F-Ihs g. ~. EIprsa
Tralzfosa New York syes c: Harrisburg At p NJ soI1a
ing and West Pennsy Central RAIosd, NoIls
Central Railroad Hoh and South. and with the C1ms0
ELirAsfTHPoar AsD EEw.YosK FERRy-Leave Esw.Yors
from Pier No. 2 North River 9. $50 m l. T. sld 500 n
Tho stop Bergen Point and Mariners Bnbor even
TIP each way. JOSIAH q. srEARNS, super .ntsHdea-
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NAVIGATION and Trans.

III ERCHANI'S NAVIGATION and TRANS.
~ FORMATION COMPANY via OROr0a, NEW.
LONDON STONiNGTUN, PROVIDENCE, AEWFgRf
TAUNTON, and NEW Bf,DBORD-Tne splendid -.eancn
COMnOhWEALrH and PHI M0UrH MOCK ail lean
f.e No. - u r. ioc: C Cousandst, daily Except sGs
day, at ?.
Frcgs token Tow BY shy other line. Office ofCo
rsry No. rs Wesi-st., coluss II tolrllsndl 81
New. York, Nov O. 1903. w N. EDWARDS. Ase..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A lint
l. class STEAMER viii leave New York on tho 3d. Oh
aud l3d Of ea month except when those da.ss f SUN
DAf wien tho day Of departure y II bs the MONDAY k.
lowing.
For Freight or Pasase aPPly at tho only oee No 5Bv.
ins green. D. y. ALLEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

~ ARRANGEMENT commencing Nov. u, leol--I.ssys
suaessip and siths. T. r. a. q m5Frilays snd s-.Nl'
days az p slsoFo- CreeupoTt Seq Harb1r unp0uE
kc Stopping {. all Ssilcns. for Isp At w. aud p
For syosset al m. II y and N. For Jauai:s s
-nd II :. u. sad and D.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-For isip At 9:l5 a rn-
fom 3+ths. stopping 1t ali Stations. Fare iS his tan "
excursion rc,es
For syosset on Sundays, .5ls p H. stopping Al SO
t!ora. A. REASONER SuperInlelien..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

communication received roLa the lie iazhs tiat :
ntne his second semi annual report for tie yeSr looh
Which was received and ordered on ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
lily TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90 s6i-TRIPLE SHEET.
COMMUNICATION.

Which wa. referred To the Committee on aye' Pier
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IGOR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE yin NEw

n Ut Dc dNu ltUV IDFNtE, III NEW,
PORT oud ALL RilEL--rbe splendid and supe1sx
steamer BAY SlhTB. CAPT Brown. leaves N-s.Y.,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY "A
O'clock D. IT., and thu EMPIRE lrtrF, Capt 81 ron !.
MONDAY. WEDEEsDAK, and FRIDAY, a; o'cloos p ~
from Pier No. North River. -
Hereafter vii bs REGARDED secEed 10 aooi
cant unit. tie shall Lave 5esn paid for. -
F-eih Boston % forwarded throush With .,.s, lol
by "a Exp.ess Elrlsl. Train.
f. LIrTLEFlEp. AGENT, N, y H,o,drsr
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave
X 4 from foot Of ChaDbers-et.:
a. ri Express for Buffalo.
$3.50 O. n, Silk, daily. for OtsE1le. .
jo, r. Nil for BrsSlo and intermediate stations
AS p. Ia, Way for Pom yergis and NewbaIss
30 n Night Express dairy, for DunsiTs, bpi5o hoeAes
re- CansnSizua ara principal stations. Train oil Salsi,
r.1s Though 10 Busio bat does not run 10 DunAirk
CHAS. HInOT, General Superintendent
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~. RAILWAY, NEW BaoAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGBR TRAINS LEAVE EE"-YURh. via. tho Ed
Railway roin foot oil ChgIlte ss, RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARA
connecting With railroads for ell principal ccs N ,hs West
running order t. Mansfield Oaon urbana, Dsyton, Cas
nau and 81. Louis. wi.Lou. b.eak OF gauge.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Ticket ACT, Il. y. SWEhiSsG
Mesdyiile. Pa General sgpL
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Az

II II q
NORTH and WEST. Trans lesve;
FROM Chsnbers-st From 30tbst
Ezpress ard 10 m and .: T:2e, 1911 M and jI tas
IS ard p. sts:22 p,
Troy and Albany with sleep ll2 p. N.
ing carl, l0;sO p n.
Poug Seepsie train, ed II sfs and il n snd ~
Q IN, and o. ?.
Peekskii train, p m. liI2p 10.
Sing Sing train. $50. J:.Z.
TsrTytown train $3.50 r. n. j.5a o N.
. G...ln ~. g. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
5teamboa!s an1 Railroads.

TO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-for fnD
information in reference 70 Tine Table, saYns M
'ancs. ma Connections, Illustrated by ONE ilpNDRrn
RAILWAY MAPS rerrescr'ing Tho Principal Rliy,ys :,
iLe country, see APPLEHOno RAlLWAY OuIpE ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

Tickets may be procured :. say OF the Offices o! Weee.
Expros in NswYork and brooklyn, and bs-,lye che Ned
the House oil points tho road AID 70 Sssto Spring.
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GENERAL ohDEBs.

Rcpor Of Committee On Public Hea.h, y favor o. sdoIn
resolution that the low and unken o the sou'h eide
I'm second street.. between Second and IEd syeae.
filed in with good and wholesome crih % hc gfooe o. Ia
street, und,r De direction Of the Stree. oo au'
lhc accompanying ordinance therefor aaop.ed Which ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

4 sPRlEGFlELD -sIeano-s leave Peck slip a. 3;l5 "a
Passengers 90 north aud east from Sew-HsYen al II
,el.ain on Loard ore. .ight wt.oG. clarge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

exempt,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

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FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, EiTcUBUPG EAsgpa
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POITTS
The new and stancn steamers Of he Norwich lins
CITY Or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK
eaye NoF-yors daily e reays czceptcd :, o'.lockp A.
IRON Pier &c 30 North River, foot Of Yes,,s>
fUH hBW-iU.DON,
there connecting Nth tie Sceboat EzDsas Sfsn from IL
above pcnis. ys Norwich Worcester Boston & Woronsy
Ne:ceser Nashaa, sBd New London Northern ilsi,.osas
t4cEh taken az the iowcs For information nqlIs
Of T. 5. MARTIN, AGENT, on TO PIE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
orasr Prom Gen. xl.nball.
Hsz8qRaFtefs Detachment es 7th Array Corps,
pefaar3ssaat - Arkausss,
Liitie tsoek. ATaansAs. Nara ss. l>i1

CIRCULAR
In obedience 10 General Orders No.
H. dated Headquarters Department Of
Arkansas, Little Rock, Arkansas. March
y. 1874 the undersigned commanding
Tie - Division, Tth ARMY Corps, as
sumes command Of ali The troops ia the
Department along and north Of the
line OF the Arkansas rixeF
he intends 10 protec1, 20 the fullest
extent Of his power, ali citizens who may
De 10 the country occupied by troops
under bic eommaud, ia the enjoyment Of
hfs, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness.
knowing that IA 50 doing he viii assisi
in accomplishing the primary object Of
the Government be serves
lie viii devote all his energies 10 the
defeat 81 the enemies % shat Govern,
meH. and although. as q soldier be can
teei respect for those openly in arms
against it, get robbers and guerrillas
Who have blksR advantage Of the unset.
tled state 81 tie c0antlv, 30 burn dwell
iugs, murder taeir usig hhors and insalt
wonlen are IN no respect soldiers, and
whsn taken viii not be treated as sueh
lie reqairaz all citizens 10 aid and az
siat the officers 81 the nitesl States Gov
erumeht. and 70 stand drm IN their allie
glance 10 IT,
The loyal shall be protected. aud the
sympsthizsrs, with rebeilioa, though they
may have taken the oath Of allegiance
% the Government of the United States,
sill Be treated - rebels, unless they con
form, In wotd and act, 30 tbs spirit oi
that oath
NATHkS kimRALE, Brig Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

PEEsoyAL.-We have bad the pleasure
81 making tie ae9asiatance O. Hon G
< Underwooa. Of Helena, Arkansas,
Formerly editor Of the Helena Shield
a..lr.I -nderwood. with his family. has been
in oar city, asaiting the arrival Of a
steamer 70 transport Them 70 their homes,
fronr shieh they hare beea-exiied FOR
several moaihs.
Mr. Underwood Is a candidate before
the Arkansas Legislature for United
States Senator The election Is to take
place upon tie assembling 81 that body
IN few days We copy The folloRing
compliment paid him by the Ohio State
Journal
We are informed that the Hon 9 <
Understood, Of Helena, Ark, designs
becoming . candidate Ter UHited States
Senator from Arkansas
Mr. Underwood IS a most worthy and
capable gentleman. and Union man
to the core be has suffered some
from secession and rebeIIiop. and knows
By what scoGndrelly means and instrn-
mentalities the State OF Arkansas was
plunged into rebellion Bat, though
subjected TO losses and crosses innamer-
able, and compelled for while TO flee
from his State, Mr.. Understood has firmly
stood fast IS the Old Union, and has
borne 3 gallant part in the late election
and IN aid of making Arkansas the firsl
FRgE STATE Of the South West We
happen to have the pleasure Of person
Al acquaintance with Mr.. Underwood
and believe that be would ably and
faithfully represent the interests Of Ar
kans apl the cause OF Freedom IN the
( Senate Of the United States.