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, 1864-12-29

Latest from the Front-The &Ituntlol
--Proba6lc EAcape OF the Large
Share OF Hoods Army.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE, "Wednesday, Dec. =.
News from below represents heavy firing
heard this morning in the direction Of Flo
renee. Some supposed our boats were des-
troying the cnemy's pontoons.
The weather is gloomy, fogsy aud uncou-
fortably warm.
There are strong probabilities TINT large
portion Of Hoods remaining force have CROSS
cd the Tennessee River, although we still have
hopes Of interccpting portion of them.
Gen. stedman is at Decatur. Ala. But lit
lie damage was done to the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad between Stevenson md
Huntsville, and cars are running between
those places. Between Huntsville and Deca-
tur the damage TO the raflnoad Is considera-
bic. The famous 18th Kentucky passed
though this city to-day, On their way home
to be mustered out Of service
4 dcserter from Hoods army represents
that In case Hardee succeeds in getting
away from Savannah he would Immediately
Join the rebel army in Tennessee; also that
Dick faylor's force, 5000 strong, would join
Hood Immediately after he crossed the river.
BE sayB, however, that the rebel army can
never be made to light another battle under
Hood.
, 1864-12-29
FROM SAVANNAH, GA.
Spirit OF the Local PresH-The Pro.
p0scd Movement on Augusta.

New YoEK, Wednesday, December a.
The Savannah Republican Of the 2lst says -
''By the fortunes Of war, we to-day pass uu-
der the authority Of the Federal military
forces. The evacuation has left the city gates
open, and Sherman, with his army, wilt no
doubt take possession. We desire to couu-
sci obedience, and al1 proper respect, on the
part Of our citizens, and to express the be-
lief that their property and persons will be
respected by our military rulers. The fear
that Gen. Sherman will repeat his Atlanta
expulsion order, we think, Is without founda-
ton. There he could not supply food for the
abundantly supplied for the army and cid
zens. It bchoovcs all to keep within their
houses, until Gen. Sherman can organize the
Provost Marshal system: Let our conduct be
such as to win the admiration OF magnani~
nous foe, and gire no ground for complaint
OF hareh treatment On the part Of him who
may for an indefinite period hold possession
of cur CITY,"
rebel Commodore Hunter has gone up the
Savannah Kirer with q couple Of light draft
gunboats. Wheeler's cavalry, Hardee's in
fantfy, and Hnnter's feet combined, IRE the
several obstacles to Sherman's march On Au-
pusta. bY wafer transportation"
, 1864-12-29

Of the Mobile T. Ohio and Mobile Il Great
Northern RAILROADS, the overruuuing Of parts
of fonr States he 5es,ruct;on ~ iaroe
~ w. 0''IA ~ - @' o.
quanuty o1 stores, &C.
The Comnissaocer o; ;stcT-:s..> --e'eaue ie
sending out instructions for the collection Of
two dollars q gallon on all epirits that may be
d;st,1lsd ID sn,s ~. w. .ooas,,n,nt,nn ~ ~ 49, snd s,1a
- 80 ao111- 49, ~ +s.' Sf '""-a :. - ~'
on anu a'tcr January is'' NIX, n aeco'oanee
Hsth the Dill recently passed bg congress,
which has been approved BIZ the President
Among the Official record of dismlssals
rrh,,.ha1 to.d.v .-s +ha ro,,oxr;n,
f1..1se1 4.n1st -, .ouay' ~ a'e .ne .vous
Cnnt + ~ = goIT = TisIe,rn neIs stth TX mino3s
Lieut.. i. E. Ellsworth isth Illinois.
Iient Chas. Green, II Missouri artillery.
Lieut. c. E. Smith. 1st Ariks2nsas, for various Of.
WHIPS. =. Moo1s az 1as s3eSenson ano II r.
fsntrr f., ~ .hni, IT. x ~ ~
an ir6nortant expedition' md snrren5er,r1 T., o+
allowing themselres to be captured by Tue enemy,
Amonr those restored to commission is 1st
1;a7,+ ros,,.,,, -xt,,. nz.s 11,-e;.
The washington Rtpu1ioaa I a savs' ss,r On appar-
cntl3 9inclat lnioImatlon. that zen. DlK mo-
;1 no dahno,its "na5cser afom lne fres1aent,'os
sdS .ssdnS t"e o'oel eouce1nlns t4naa'an
'aGse Tta ur,
~ a.os"c a,u - 10 hensnson W siNean. s1ys "a
efaiI ne Rntirs - .nS ;t,o n ~ ths ,e
to biov down For1 Fishsr a 1 disnatcb Vas vas
scnf to New 1nlnf II annriso him ~ he h.
tr,ya1 of lila Mans In tfp 1a5,r1s - 'D~ w.
Tia nnnh7edav corrt NJ Innr,rr il ordar-
I'd IN 1,r;nr IN Eorf1,,s tr;n1 er3 do 3msf;ro
amnng III th|eres IN fho Ph1i1sda1n1.j "a n.Sr
ward. '
n. sup:cror wodnasd.v nac % 1ba:
t,nnta far the n;st1;r, 81 3sninmHia nn,er Ike he
new cali Of The Prrsident far I'D 0m men to
ri, dctic,encas ,,n5ar tha 1oet ~ toar xe3 ~
At At 3@SiS ueo mem 1'''ef '"e 'a'' 1uS ocen 1Aeo
I;nrt Co,nnondar fx,oro,e rro4.,, ~ +1,c
r.niteI stota: ,1nni,oa4 TtsSso rr;f;no ~ ~ @ ti,e
Sarr ne1"rtmsnt rom ~ 49, s. soans11o Tovne - ~,
a35r 5s4a ~ Nora,et1os4f,t,. ~ tsaae. w.
tbnt Az hc co,.tnros tl,e s,hoPnar T+1ria-
Ma;r ram Ya,d,,,no a5,n,+ fiSpea, ,,i,aa g
tho aontbcact ~ Pss,aha111, 1;,t,,t s,o-sa ~
ehor,t ~ 1nG to,s srs,inh .xaa n5 ~" 15a.
nsr,1a Rsv % r. snhnonnr "as u n.u a.
"o..ad ~ tnIi ~ ~" vi ato0 Ut
Tie otiafr ~ r. ft+ot ~ ~ nniose13o r,~r;+o,,~
T.; .IS .1,o9a a ~, ~ ~, s9oso . ictst.usy,
Ina;an ~. 1'3snc & Sra aWte e ;,hehita.e = ~ Se
"d ~ % u al a. ~ moaet.nes' - ~ "
I1;n. aa,aGS NY a"ose1' " eon7'ee7'oual ''''ost1
,,o,4 ,,aet ha3a meass{, IT, 9SS e., iass -
tiG.. IN ary,ond hit ,rr,n IN n-ersntcS ~ 3Hn 5pnn
a..t - 4"t 'aa, ~, w W,, nsiS ps entco i
fe1ntn'ng 70 tne saney os fcason O. h'gn
~a,sa, So.e's -. " ~ ~ t1tt ~ Snsu W! ~
G1mp.so 1s ~ Goss aae louunaas1uo'e o.' .a1ouy nl
nsansn ac Das raGhees T., capeuttSa oae aua areu
a ~ NV 91neFS' VIII lei1 1lo'n ene 1alt ano "ese
of1%usa. ~
. 1ns i!esld5nt nas Ie!nistGn lae eenIenee q
w ~ court on neaE aamilhl Nukes 10 penoa
" oat 5eat Go1u tne e1at " Luz eeuttuce.
WHICH suspe1dcd h1a 1of tafee years from
seT.lce- .,
me sPse,ai % messfnges WA easl9tenes @
, 1864-12-29
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Military And Po1itfcal-The Ice Fresh
ft-RlyeF Navigation,

ST. Louis, December 28.-Rrigadicr Gen.
etal Copeland has been relieved Of the com
1nand Of thu post at Alton, and ordered to re-
port to the Atjutant General B5igadieT Gen.
e1al Stone u assigned to the command in
Cope!and's place.
date for Governor of Missouri. and Norman
Cutter. elected to the State Senatc two years
ago as radical, but who soon went into the
conservative TankF, wc1e appointed Fund
Commissioners for tic Pacific and Northwes-
tc.n Kaiir ad by Governor Hall, last winter,
md are now IN Jefferson City, seeking con6r-
nation Of their appointment from radical
Senate TheEoolness and impudence OF this
conduct Is exciting good deal Of comment
end disgust among the people.
The hotel-kecpcrs here hnyc decided to re-
duce the prices Of board u members Of the
Legislature, should that body conclude to nd
jonrn to this city.
: Private adsiecs from Washington mention
the probable appointment Of Hon. 'JamesH.
Lane, Of Kansas as Attorney General. In the
reconstruction Of alr. LincoIn's Cabinet.
4 hundred guns were fired in Gen. Curtis
Department On Monday, IN honor Of the VIC
tory Of Gen. Thomas over Hood, md the cap
ture Of Savannah by Sherman.
It 's tald that Col. John 8. Loomis, Of
Springfield, who has 50 long and efficiently
aided Gov. Yates In his atduous duties: and
we'll known Is the Secretary CT the Union
Ios.ee ~ 1na s Q. 1ae est. has eathcTed during
.;Ixt. ~ 80 ~ uense 49un1 q pontcal aud
,3nna r. h.s Gasaa mnc at anasa 70 ING co!ee-
tao4s Ae has mAae At ouerent previous
pel1ous, ,t.:a; svusItute nost extensive reposl"
I'D ~ siastcS u hae western country; It Is
fg. 4i .nat ~ uaion parry o. NE west
",sa outaan tnese s.aus1lcs rom me colonel and
1ahe pesnSnet @ aea9quartels a1 g. Louis,
e4caso ana eP!mg1eia, ~neIe reading rooms,
nnseau o. nontisal , ana military statistics
eaa &c estaonaaeq} Wltn permanent seere-
.ary Rno can 81 ~ lungs FURNISH tntormation
;a9 ana ngules Ee,atng 20 stesc and national pol
1t1Gs, e. o. M mLa1aly a11aEs.
,.djLe tne lSe g go1ges 49ose anu 9eioW tals city
tsea eleslag tie 9!ess ss sse : ee1!eSsd sssa
iion l9e monta ol 3l1noi5 river 10 Cairo.
several steamers IN 1he haroor were more or
lsss n9 aamagsa g ene ice, ana g CUTE number
, 1864-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Military and General News Summary.

[Specdal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsu1SCrok, Wednesday, Dac, e.
By direction Of the Secretary Of the Treas
u1y the National Exchange Bank, Columbus,
Ohio, has been made depository of public
monies.
The receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were in round numbers q 500 900.
The quota for this District under the Prcsi-
aent,s last cal foy three hundred thousand is
announced at 8, s,o19. Under the call for five
hundred thousand it was 800, The District
is evidently increasing IN population in the
estimation Of Provost Marshal Fry :,
The rebel papers make some very
damaging admissions with regard to
the great zaid Of General Davidson
from Baton Rouge. Among the results Of
bis vandalism, WAS the destruction ofportions
, 1864-12-29

The Commanding General pushed the col
! umn forward to b1ivlly's Ferry, gained pos
session Of it, and sent d detachment Of 95f
men from the I'd New York Cavalry, under
Lieut.. Col. Courtney, with orders to reconnoi
tire, and, if possible, to cut the telegraph,
while the main command moved down Leaf
River distance Of seventeen miles, with a
view to cross at Fnrley's Ferry; bnt the rain
fell in torrents, causing small streams to
swell so Us to be impossible, aud putting the
roads In dreadful condition.
The artillery and wagon trains were mired,
and remained SO all night and q portion OF
the following day, while the bridge could be
built and the sganaps corduroJed. Under
these circumstances, to cross the river would
in ali probability tave Involved the loss Of the
artillery and train. :'l. Scott, following on
a parallel road on III: it, about fifteen miles
distant, and the brig e on the right in the
direction Of Mississ. II city, the General
commanding deemed :. advisable, concurrcd
In By the division commanders, to move the
main command down to Holden's Ferry, near
jackson Court House, leaving Black and Red
Creeks in the rear, and effect crossing Of
the river at Holdcn's Ferry. On arriving at
thew barinc orlv s0o fat ~ non+oors
While here a messenger arrived fnom L1..ut
Colonel Courtney; Informing them that the
enemy had attacked him six miles from
Moody's Ferry. but he succeeded in~af;;ine
them hack to Leal,,}}e. where he mt fhc
cnemy In fn,ce wai,,nr to rece;va him
Lieut.. Colonel Gon1ney or6erra sohrrs drawn
and succeeded in driv;nr Them ftom 1,ort ~
their wagon train. cantnr5ng dir n1cc.s NJ Ar
tj,1err At t.ie innctnr~ Cn,nnai onur,.r,,
1ankers loyfno informed him that a co,,,n,n
of cavalry ana .;v r,ac.. of -.t,,,a.r n-,,a
oor;no doxen a roralIo, rooa =, rst i, ~.
rpor h. sec,,r.5 an on,tn1onoa snd fa,, hao,.
w;tb t;s nr;sonars .nd ~ n~oss.s M ~. M ~ -
s.s..s ana,asa ss,.a ans .s 4.,I. 49,. -
,,1aa M 4'so ,9 S a,s.a vne Esnt a,.sua ua ."o
IN. ' <'1A0 'e's" "'o'1'"' INV nlo.-
~. r,,,ou,,,. -ouo.o, eo., :.
- ~ 11,us. .ul na.e, 4o"uu a. ne.s9s'. ~
as,,,,o ~ % ~ 80 "ss ns s,, a''u iuess uts
ssat I.Sa ~ ~ ea.haa .n ant a-s' "na luaAe
% S.sso ~. 49, 49,. ~ '@'4oe. 1seo.o, ;,
. 3ot 40 ,eot e.a I"ase e'.l. ~ W .lle VI
.~a.aasa. @ % I,,n,r e nsea,. "on oo1 @ uouse' 10y,
49,. pe a. .,4e ~ An , 80, 'nu ast1'~s ~
, 1864-12-29
FROM S1fEIRID@AN'S COAI-
1AND.
Tho Recent Cavalry Expedition to
GordonAy1ile-TIle Place not CAP.


New Yon9, Dec. 23.-The Ueya1Ps cores.
pondcnt gives details Of Torbelt's cavalry ex.
pedi1ion to Gordonsyille. 4 sharp fight oc.
Cured at Liberty Mills. The rebels were
driven: On coming within two miles OF Cor.
donsvil}c, that p}ace was found to be strongly
defended, and rcin5prcetucnts had arrived
from Richmond, while OUR force were merely
reconn offering. Torbett concluded it could
not be taken with his force, and returned.
On tue march It w;1s rc1'orted that Mosby
scouts.
'Ehe 1e-,:'t RI liz expedition shows that all
the counAs !. -astcrn irginia, northeast OF
tue Virginia Centtal Railroad, are In our pos
sesslJn.
, 1864-12-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
From New 0rIean1 and The {suff-7Ke-
turn OF Gen. DaEtdhonsA Expedition.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlhnnc.l
CAIRO, Wednesday. Dee. -
By the steamer II. r. Catacs We have New
Orleans papers OF Tie list.
The Times has Brszos Santiago, Texas,
news TO the 18th inst. Gen. Mia discovered
plot to get up revolution against the I'm
perial government in Matamoras. at the head
Of which WAS the notorious Col. I4abordc.
formerly Colonel Of artillery in the Mexican
Republican army, but since the surrender Of
Gen. Curtlnas, in the service Of Maximlllian.
The plot was discovered by Gen. Mljia, and
Col. Labordc was sentenced to 70 years I'M
pfisonment in the Castle Of San Juan de Ufloa~
Four other officers were sentenced to be shot,
and the sentence was carried into etect. Two
1unolco ano n:ne's seso4sefs were 1ouno con
cea.eo IN Tue Guy o1 Aa'amoraa % 1enezaA
Mia oetec''ses.
V.e "a'n"e' VI oincs.s ule III ~ t4ooo VI
suspicion ot ne'ng engaged IN Inc conspiracy.
:S,eh. eoEt1nas Aao anothet engagement
"ita Col- eahales' anu III 'ne usnt .noftaity
"osnaeo canaseS' "no nas s'nce o'co'
1raoe Is very orisA II Aalo.nofas' peser~
efs commune 10 leave dcn. o4augo1eEs com*
n'ano ~ o'om nssA1e' Il oeoSr'ef 'n'ofaieu
us ena' apout 1onF "eehs aeo lpey numbered
o'ef one nunoFeo mon' ano tnc aas ao le1t
only lofty fe"a'neo' tne oaianee na''ng oil
ocses'e1' ,
All Is qu'ee ~ e9azos eant'aEo: sen. faie'
NJ" !" con'1ahu' 10 sc1s popu1as WILL ene
hoopa@ AaeI wen ne as'1e"eu d. LIZ
troops. ~. Day, '1ss LINUS 'oinulee's'
was y, ace'ns acld onteef u s1e aay.
4ne co'tes1'onoeht VI Luz nc" o.ie1ns
d."e1 nus tu'1 l's''1snass H u WI, pasuSons
ta.e fa1a 'nrungu IT, ''out"s9n "'7s'ss.ppi aso
afstaIaa' 4Ae ea'aif3 u''4stoa uaoer orig.
een. a. =: Lee, slanonea a1 paton hohee'
ana 1lie ea'a"! sta.oneu .. noIanzl', IT.
ng o1esan'zeo 'n'o '"o o1'lslons ot Two ot'g
0oee es.a' . ano too' t4'cSo - a'tl'!e4s "i'n
eaen o1eiesonLene cnnn ~ S oi'1slon onaet CON,
uauu u o'ete' pt4s' oe4' eosepn nalley' anu
l,'e ~ - u.slslon n eolnlnanuea os w. T. .. ~
'ls' is' 4eaas ea'alis--auu esrua'e pon-
,oon u',oe' uaue. ct,s soa rnul y: Ns! oa'oa ~,
.nvnteoAe'!' i tne w -n1sso1'' ea'ais} ono ~
tl1nois casau'' ntoes alA). slanh n.oo.e-an r
m!ns ". P'aeeu uAes. eeu'.auo VI oa16: . oen, -, -
w.. Da'Hson, cpHr ~. .. .a'ay, Alua'y -
f'elou III hesEIu AAssloslppl+ amounting III
, 1864-12-29

NEW York, Dec. 2S.-The large piano fac~
tory, owned By the United Piano makers, in
Rrooklyn, corner south Sd and 1st streets,
was destroyed BY fire last night. Loss over
thirty thousand dollars
, 1864-12-29

tion in he hank rate to per cent. Is step
entirely harmony with the state Of ths
market, A. twill be especially welcomed ,from
It's being calculated to lessen the morbid de-
spondency which has prevailed in al branches
Of trade since tic speculative uanf2 was cor
rected By the sa!utary adTances up to and
per cent: The demand for discount yesterday
was Of the average character. Under the tull
expectation that the bank rate would be re-
duced- Consols opened yesterday at an i'd
vance Of Il, and after the reduction
Lad been formally announced.
, 1864-12-29
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.


Diseases Of tic Hair and scalp.
In ny LAST letter proposed to tr.t OF the rEasxa.
fAT'oS ~ THE HAIR. Tbs il ns imp,rsant part Of
these lefters as re two foFne. and doubt NOT sny
ofmY r adcts nas7 cors!c e the ost The hatr
being the principal otnaueot Of the human form IS i
pot natural that e shput e7tncc some curiosity to
properly understand ROW to pfessrye Il, Just srotd
the lie Of otis, poHAdes, COSMETICS aud hair dyes
Saeu3d you Aak me hox ate w1 dress out paie? my
answer would be. clean4e the h1lr OF oils, poadea
&C.. which l. easi3T dcHe. bat soap, - 1t con-
tana tao much akali and Is nturlo1s TO- the hslr.
Those desiring 70 obtain recipe for cleaatug the
ha1r ANT scalp, which have u%ed il y prsctrs for
tae last tn yeats. and witch wll1 enable a ~ IN ex
pcndlsue Of "a cents yeas to retain CLEAN head ef
har. can be obtained By fnelosing dollar 70 py
addresa. The hair Will be rather dry r the FIST two
OF three dass- 1heTe.sou u this artscfzom the fct
pores OF the sc1lp closed by the accu1nu
lation Of otB. pouades, cried peHpfAtloa md 1uar
which COLLECTS cpon the kca}p;a certain quantity Of
this must bare e1t-rsd tht- pores aatt soup,etelr
Dared the egEss Of the mosss1re, being impossible
to force It's way through falls back to the membrane
rom whence stssaEted. susns8 superabn1dance Of
moisture, which, destroying the ruata tda bss at the
hair IA the fesutt II wta probably be ODE weet be-
fore tile pores ate clear Of these foreign substances
utter Using the so!uttou. The mutsrure l SPEAK Of
emerees troa the pores OF tho sca1 to the hair and
ansEcrsSt the purposes Of oil. 1t h tie Besr II TX
fsfEScE; because II the nstaEai cd and snswef the
pu1p,se for which uature intenGed It. Nnture. By
little as'stance is ber re<torer When We sssyt
her sac RsaEztsus The moment ne sttept to f5fce
Thing foreign to heF1aWs or requirements VIC do
at the pet ot}u.inG that for Whlef we outrage the
lnrs uf uHtu1e to su8safu
u mg nes1 ettss Ewnl treat IN eont:eaaeoa OF tae
Ireserv ssstsa4.g Of the Hail.
NB-Those coa:u: :u::!2E ne by letter should inc'oso'
pcsts 70 atannto irsu=e p'a1'
Of tte1r eAee. may be cons0t.1 Ut EoT
office. pb.StoffH.Eo,7 kkrx3 Block. epFrnr nj Mtsh-
fpgtnn and Dearborn ssrrsts, Cnieszo, Ill.
df29 G341 1t
, 1864-12-29

G3FUHlIHs:
ments Of the left wing Of Sherman's army and
the operations Of the cavalry from Ataanta 10
Savannah. It IL estimated that Il, 600 bales
of cotton we're destroyed, together with all
other public property. Fitzpatrick had only
one fight Of Importance. Sherman's whole
loss since leaving Atlanta l. less than {, 900
Een. About four hundred men were lost In
the Investment Of Savannah and five hundred
By struggling on the march. fitzpatrick at
one time chased Wheeler forty miles without
bringing him to fight.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-09

eo,oaiI4ua oa,-3eod wen s'nosnidoa =
.srsseM 10 b1sx teod sds % bsnoaps' 80
an, ,aa .,r,, aaiS s Vi od2 90 3 yTslnpu
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-09

E..s.''- 90 81 5Ef8 6Sssssnl bilsantho' ~
s. S as.1 ia Malta sdT .yTisgG2 a51en'n
,.ftop odu .eamuico snionsgbs mo 90 eban
tdsUstaso sd ID .gTo'9iV llI8'!'s,.ns ~
"a s, aogeyba b!aoo Ibod niGm eaJ sIo.so
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-09
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for 1.-Two Stock. Capacious Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections, and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest direct route for Stock to
New York via allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. H0UPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
H. II. HOUSTON, Genr Freight Agent, Phia.
delphia. ... janll
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-09
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights of all descriptions be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Ral Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Mushngum, Ken
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes. ... .
Merchants and shippers entrustng the ransporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable are charged by
other Rail Road Companies. ...
ca Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central r. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either of the following Agents OF the
company:
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
Nv BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
;lR. c. MELDRUM & CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth o.
J. M. LOVE, Msysville, Ky.
HALL & CO., Marietta o.
Z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. II. i E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
II. S. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
N H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
Il. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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s's1 EERMS OF ADVEHTiSiH" .uisI
..,u,, SOLID Inns OF NomAaMI, sllsas.> o.
Less, MAXI sauAHs- agcitibbB

az.a,re1AL NOTICES Double the apevs fesee'
Yeariy Advertising on reasonable tetns, .S0os
,nS 70 the spscs occupied and the NUMBER OF cnens
"ars .avsrsements from transient persons or ss1ans
q TO be pad for in Advance. .,o 49, 700,
OF o for nix months put ior Snor'ef pe''o1 D,s
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is Limited %
,ns Advertisers own Immediate business and a., al
.esents for the benefit Of other persons as well ~
tsssI ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements Of auction
siss and real estate sent in by them must be pd ioE
y the usual rates. -.
seI. Advertisements not accompanied with yntse1
accordingly. al .a.s,
ct full rates. osrr ant,
sermons, so cents each.
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OrsIos BAIT i OhlO hAnRoAD Co ,
Wheeling Station, Aug.5. 1868
ON and after Monday night, tho 10th of August
~ the P assenger trains will be run by the fol.
lowing schedule:
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financial.
rNHE GREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPA.

rTHE GREAT NORTHERN OIL coMPA-
Oacs No. 81 Exchange Place Broadway snd'SO "a
incorporated under til. law, Of tn. Stat. Of NewYOrk
S'0'0'O LANDS ISas AND q ors skS PROPERTY
OFFICERS;
JOHN BRYaS' Skw.Yonc.
neon s vcS;F,.Iid' SSikwYoRx.
J. A. WISNER. EEW.YORK.
Superintendent,
EE. HENDR { K, FRASkLIN, PENN.
General Agent.
WIN ~ MARCUS, NEW.YORK-
TRUSTEES:
JcHx pRYAy, Of Arkenburgb Bryan, No. IS Brosd-st,
DANIEL DrvLs Of Dsyln Co., Nos 2's and ga Bro'd'
II PiEacs, President First National Bank, Carbondalc,
Henry !. HoGuEr Of wilmerdlns Hogue, Co.. No. lie
JACOB S. ArwooD, New.Yorf.
Men. VAN WORST 4 BEARDsLEE, No. lc Brood.
Manufacturers and sole prophetor' Of the
HENDRICK LUBRICATOR,
SPERM LARD W NJ d1sl'J AID II OTHER OILS.
Refern nee by permission. be made 70 the following
parties who have used and using the uENDRlCK LC'
CHAs. +. wURTs GEO.. Engineer Delaware and Hudson
Cana NJ; COMPANY scranton, Penn. n.,, and
Western Railroad Scranton Fem.
II. A. FONDA ESQ, Supt Lackswanns and Bloomsoursn
Me.-ra MArTIE ws L BROTHERS. Scranton, Penn
JOHN b. SMITH, esq, Supt rennsyiysnia Coal Company
j. BENJAMIN Co., Foundry and Machine Works, Car
bondal-, Penn.
T. J0NFs l. Co, Coal Operators, olyphsnt Peun.
EUGENE L. HENRY, esq, Supt L. l. Coal Company
HAsWELL BROTHERS, No. 100 wesst, New York.
W.K. MUIR esq, General Supt Detroit and milwaukee,
''-'''' ''''''' CERTIFICATES
Oyury OF DIR HUDSON CANAL 70,
CAR.osDsLg Penn, June II, b5J
We have had Mr.. T. T.. HENDRICKS LUbBCATISG
OIL In for somewhat than year upon our Goal
Passenger aud Freight Cars (sbout 5000 ornas upfp our
Stationary Enge.-rnore than twenty IN nuuiberandin our
Machine Shop and find entire satiactory Our engineers
and uscbni.is all In Recommending a. superior 10
any lubricaor have heretofore used. 1t 10 July equal
10 he best sperm.
VIII also that my opinion, has equal for use
upon sewing machine. have witnessed iis effects In my
own house. ChAs. r. MUhiS' r.
We hnv. been usins HENDRICKs LUBRlCATOk for
pe.r two years past aud other machinery and csa
recommend It C. very superior o,.,., o,,,r-r
Duar,o,, Jyne H. lac1 supt. Penn. Goal Co.
We fully concur IN the foregoing statements or r. Wurts
ESQ and John b. snih esq Ia eEuTd to The superior quay
of HENDRICKS LUBRiCAlOR, having used IL In DOR
works fof about two years. J. BENJAMIN to'
fouudery ana Machine Works. Carbondae. Penn
l.. JONES Co.,
Coal Operators, Olyphsnt. Penn
EUGENE r. HENRY.
supt. L. l. Cod Co, Scranton, Penn
COE D. YOUNG,
Honesdhe, Penn.