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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
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HARRIsoSBURG. Va,
September %. q 80 2. N

HARRIsoSBURG. Va,
September %, 7:3O r. NJ
To Lieut. General Grant, City Point:
In my last dispatch / informed you that
pressed Early 80 closely through New Market. Al
the same time sending cavalry around his hanks
that he gave up the valley and took 10 the noun.
tains, passing through Browns Gap
kept up the pursuit. to Port ROYAL, destroying
seventy i've wagons and four cxisons
sent Torbet, who overlook me at Harrison
burg, TO StsuDton, with Wilson's division Of cav.
airy and one brigade of Merritt's
Torbet entered Staunton on the Goth and de-
stroyed large quantity of rebel government
property-harness, saddles, small arms hard
bread, four, repair shops, &c
He then proceeped 20 Waynesboro. destroying
the iron bridge over the south branch of the
Shenandoah, seven miles Of the track, the depot
buildings, government tannery, aud large
amount of leather, -four, stores, &c
At that place he found the tunnel defended by
infantry, aud retired via Staunton.
IL is my impression that most of the troops
which Early had left passed through the noun
tains to Charlottesville; that Kershaw's division
came to his assistance, and, think, passed along
the base of the mountains to WayDesboro.
am getting from % to 40 prisoners daily,
who come from the mountains on each side and
deliver themselves up.
From the most reliable accounts, Earlys army
was completely broken up, and is greatly dis
pirited.
Kershaw had not reached Richmond, but was
somewhere in the vicinity of Gordonsville, when
he received orders TO rejoin Early
The destruction of the grain and forage in the
the vicinity of Stanton will be terrible blow
10 them. Ali Of il WAS retained for the use of
Early's army.
All in the lower part of the valley was shipped
to Richmond for the use OF Lees army.
The country from here to Staunton was ab9n-
sntly supplied with forage, grain, &c
Signed P.H. SHERIDAN,
Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Ekiof in Chicago.

CHICAGO, October IA mob this afternoon
attacked the Banking House of the Western Ma
riDe and Fire Insurance Company.
The windows were broken and one Of the OH
GERS assaulted
The cause Of the demonstration the Bank
yesterday received deposit OF 1000 or $4,000
of the fund for the relief Of the drafted men Of
the oth ward, and failed to open their doors this
morning.
th,t the money would be returned on Monday
NEXT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

Fist DIS, net -wILLLAE +. EIBLACK,
Second District-MICHAEL C. KERR.
Third District-HENRY ". HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY
Fifth District-JAMEs BROWN
Sixth District-J0IIN LOVE.
Seventh District-DANfEL w. VOORHEES,,
Eighth District-JAAEs F. HARNEY.
Ninth District-DAvIB TURPTF.
Tenth District JOSEPH K. EDGRRTON
EIeventh District-JAMEs z. MCDOWELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
from chattanooga.

CHArfANooGl. September 80 Maj White. OF
she 9th Pennsy yv ania aud member OF the Penn
svlvania Senate, captured fourteen months since,
arrived mere 70 day, having been exchanged in
the special arrangement between Hood and Sher-
man, and uithOu, the knosledge Of the Rich
mond authorities, who have heretofore refused
TO exchange him Oh any terms
Brig General Wagner has taken command oil
the I'd division, Doth corps. since Brig General
Newton was ordered TO Key West.
From the latest intelligence, the main road
between Nashville and Atlanta has not been
Touched
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HARRIsoSBURG, Va,

HARRIsoSBURG Va,
September 90, 7 +. NJ.
To Lieut. General Grant:
see it going the rounds of the papers that the
18th corps was late in coming to the battle of
Winchester.
Was entirely unconscious of this until saw
il in the papers
The statement was made X. 1. Shelby
Wish 10 say that it was incorrect, and that
this correspondent arrested by my orders on
previous occasion for writing untruthful ac-
counts.
(Signed) F. Ii. SHERIDAN,
Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
From baltimore.

BALrruoRF, October 1.-The Bulletin has tho
following special:
Ii is reported that Kaulz's cavalry On Wednes
day evening advanced reconnaissance to
within q mile and halt OF Richmond and vas
surprised to find so few rebels in the vicinity
Most of Buffers forces are within four miles
of the city.
Great activity prevailed on the left of our
lines.
Gen. Gregg's cavalry had advanced to Ream'
Station
The rebel lines are very thin.
The cannonadng of Wednesday inflicted but
little damage upon US.
The following additional particulars have been
received from participant in the fight at Cha
pins iarm:
Gen Ord. with two divisions of the 0th corps
pushed towards Richmond on Thursday morn
ing, fighting bis way and driving in the enemy :
front until he reached Chapin's Bluff. Here was
heavy works extending for miles around The
rebel gunboats were in the river aud below them.
The rebel garrison, though small, had been rein
forced from Richmond One division of Gen.
Stanards took the salients of the main works,
and thence swinging around inside and in the en-
emy and the other works, drove them out before
them.
While this was going on heavy renforcements
came down from Richmond which were all driven
out
The division which did this lost every brigade
com mander. killed or wounded,
Gen Burnham was killed. and Coils Stevens
aud Donnhoe were severely wounded. but not
dangerously.
This division behaved, most gallaBtly. losing
some 500 officers and men killed and wounded.
The works taken we're the strongest so far seen
around Richmond
We have strong hold near Richmond. and
General Grant will. il is believed, keep it.
Heavy fighting was going Oh when our infor-
mant LETT
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Franklin Branch.
4 III q NGE OF TIM T.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Great Central Rail Way Lin

Great Central Rail Way Line.
indianapolis and Columbus
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~ will run a. folows Sundays excepted;
Leave Indianapolis.
Day EKprrSs via HeEAl A. II
Might impress via Dap tom st.......... TIOP.
Columtas Accommodation vs. Pqual si.....l2 35 p
Trains arrive:
Might Express via DAYTON st.-.--.. go NJ.
Day Express wa Pqual a.-..-.-.........- SS 7. ".
Columbus Acconriof via PiSua) At l6o = n
Exgress trains oftks lins make the following connec-
tiorN
AtCoiuutus Nth CIcveisnd Columbia. aud Cincinnati
\. h Tor Cleveland. Du1kirk. Buffalo, New York ard
Bo~ton.
witA Central Ohio r. K fcr Newark. Zsnesvlile
wheeling. Fiishurg. Bsusare. Wa>hingtoa City, Phs-
Gsiphl@ 49, SsN lork.
,h Pushurw. Coiuuae1. sad cine.nnafi r. r. for
s.-uhenv, fiisturg Harrisburg. Baltimore. PhilsteI
rhis. Nes Yort and Boston.
Al Ieqsa, crossing of Dayton .ni Michigan r. r. fO-
Lines, Tcieto ard Dcfroi,
81 rfbsna crcs.inx = Atlantic Ard Creat We.rr srt
Sautlsky. Dayton ard Cincinnati Rsliroats
Tie Day Exprs.s and Columbus acc orrs alton train.
conneC ciIeCt a. Richmond fos Dayton, lenS Hamilton
and Claeinnse. arriving u Cneinast go A. and
S&5 n
N charge - ssrs 70 co'sm1us .9oh an, ,ra.n ef,s
ils
Il.r0ggb Sic p.nE Ca7s 81 Night tram,
ILFsuzh tickets fof sale = fae Tniou D-rot
J. q. LUNT, General supsrf-tendsar
Cs4sstss, 6sasf~i TisAet Agest
s7-1r1-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Hon. -. Cinypooi.

Will speak as follows:
Csnnersvile. Fsyette county hsnday. October 3 at
IN
L. N.
Ne-caste, Henry county, Wednesday, October 5. at
Pm
Nuucie, Delaware county Thursday, October 6, at !
7. n
wiaehes;er, Randolph eoaniy, Friday. October :. a.
Pm
Portland. lag county. Saturday. October 5, .. ?. NJ
Hon. Jssss BaowN. candidate for Congress- will speak
81 The appointments of Judg- Ck.YFood AZ the following
place-; Connersyiile. Cen,erve Ne~caste Nuic Snd
Winchester.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

ST. LOUIS, October 1t is stated Oh miitarv
authority that.a messenger arriye from General
Mower day and one sent TO sim in return
Nothing more can be ascertanet about il from
headquarters.
Refugees from St Genevieve report hearing
heavy firing in the direction of Pilot Knob lh,.
morning.
Advices from river towns below here saw thai
large numbers of people are crossing into Iii
DoIs.
Two gunbosts lie At Cape Girardeau
james Harrison, OF the firm of Chateau, Har-
gisOu 4 Walls owuers OF the iron mountain, sr-
ri.ed ~ day He vas at Prices headquarters
convefsed with him, saw 1ruslen, Polk, and sey
eral other ST Louis rebels
This settles the mltteT TO the presence OF
the rebel General Price in the State which many
have denied
The Furnaces at iron mountain are safe, but
all the horses and mules we're stolen
party of rebel cavalry entered Franklin
about 10 O'Clock to-day ard burned al tie rail.
road property
A brigade of General Smiths troops arrived
soon afterwards and drove the enemy out, who
went 10 Gray's Summit, four miles west and
buried the depot and other buildings.
Some valuable mschins shops we're DESTROYED
at Franklin
A special train wei. doEa to the Iron Noun
tain railroad last night and learned that the
rebels fired Desoto and partially destroyed the
town.
Two men entered Dapville, on the North Mis-
souri railroad, on 4 thursday. ana were ideutif ed
A. belonging To Auderson's guerrlas, aud were
Immediately hung.
The train which wel, up that road - day vas
turned back-fTom Asr,insburg in consequence oi
band OF guerrillas lying in wait for it at the
station above
Secessonsts along this road said to be
selling their property aud taking to the brush
fearing the outrages of Anderson gang will be
revenged on them.
Loyal men are receiving arms from the gov
ernment and organizing for protection.
Great excitement is reported along the Hsnni-
bal and 81 Joseph railroad.
Scouts from lronten report . large force sd-
vsneing toward that place from the South. II
i not known whether they are rebel or Union
troops, but il IS thought TO be General Mower
army
The iates : al vices from Fort Smith. Arkansa,
~ the troops there are on half rstiOns The
forage j. exhausted, and nearly all the cavalry is
without horses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
A. IL. Carlton.

Democratic candidate for Electer will address
the people at the following times and places:
Bedford, Lawrence county. Thursday, October q.
Nashville, Brown county, Saturday, October 3.
N b. Speaking TO begin at each place at O'Clock z.
NJ, at the Court House. II any of these appointments
should conflict with meetings previously announced by
the Republicans, Mr. e. will speak night The friends
are requested TO have posters printed and circulated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Col. CYrr. nnnhnnr

" rrtAN IOIIUN-.
bcone county. Monday. O5ober ), at O'Clock p n.
Milhamspor, Tuesday. October T. at o'clock p n
T.
wshaSa, thursday. oetotsr 9. stl O'Clock Pm
Nsricr. Grant conniy, Friday October = a. o'vlsck
4 N
KOiOno, Howard s0aay. Saturday. ec,.b.r .. all
s'eio~k L -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
From Cairo.

CaAEo. October 1.-The Memphis papers Oi
the 3Oth coutaiu nothing important.
irving prison i almost depopulated, mo-t OF
tue prisoners having been Transferred 70 civil
Jurisdiction.
Aduliral q d. Porter has been transferred
from the Mississippi squadron II - not known
where his rev field uf LABOR viii be- out lie hes
gone 10 New Oreans-
Admiral Chs,les Dsvi- i- spoken OF ss his sue
ceSSor.
Two hundred sesmen vent below TO day for
different gunboats ia the hississippi squad
ron
The steamer Hillmsn IN. fired upon At Bend
No Is. on ThrFsisv. frceivins ~ or 50 shots
Nobody hurt.
Forrest sent DAG Of truce into toe camp OF
the lth Missouri cavslrr. At Hernsndo. The
2sth, stating va; lie bad number OF SICK snd
wOuided prisoners o. the ssy from Durall-
Blufr lor exchange
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Erou, New York

NEW YORK, October 1.-The steamer George
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the 2oth. ar
rived to-day. Nothing new has been received By
her
The steamer Virginia. from Liverpool, arrived
last night. bringing 2ll bales OF cotton. mostly
East India production.
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Hon. John VI. we,ler, of California
Will speak as follows

Will speak as follows
Lebanon, Monday, October ,, at N.
Williamsport, Tuesday, October 4, At p. N.
Prince William, Carroll county, Wednesday, October
AZ y. M
wabash, Thursday, October 6, at lP N.
Marion. Grant county, Friday, October at 7. N.
Kokomo saturday, October :, at NJ.
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National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

THE USIoN-THK Communicative
Lie LIBERTY-PRIvATE RIGHrs-FREE ELEc
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEECH-TRIAL
BY JURY-THE RIGHT OF AsrLUN-JUsrICE TO
OUR SOLDIERS.
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Hen. Thomas A. hendricks.

Will speak as follows:
Mitchell. Tuesday. October 4, at r. N.
q sullivan, Wednesday, October 5, at p. "a,
NincenneS Thursday, October 8, at y. ID.
Greenfield, Friday, October I, at 2. ".
Shelbyviile Saturday. October \. at I z. N
Peru. Monday. October 10. at 7. H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

vessels which brings them are reshpped here
on light drsught steamers.
This morning the iron steamer Arroyo, Captain
Henry Gladstone arrived here en- route for Hill
ton Head. ana discharged large number Of
recruits who we're sent forward to City Point.
The subscription TO the 7 80 loan for the last
two days amount to about q million and half
The suspension OF the irm OF Wright, Max
we'll & Co branch of ". Maxwell K Co, of
Rio Janero, for many years in the coffee trade,
announced to day is ascribed to the heavy fall in
prices Of merchandise and gold Their liabilities
are said TO be large and their loss on exchange
operations very heavy.
The steamers Borussia for Hamburg, and CITY
OF London for Liverpool sailed 10 dsy, taking
nearly half million 10 specie
The Commercials Washington special says:
The Goverumen, has information that the in
yasion OF Missouri Is substantially quashed and
SHERMAN mas restored his communications ~ith
Nashville
No apprehension Of a lack OF supplies
IL is now positively stated that Gen Sherman
mas corTesponded with Gov. Brown, OF Georgia.
concerning peace and that the Government sp-
proves of Gen. ShsrmaDs course 10 the matter.
The Republican tas Official information that
Sheridan has scattered Esrlys force 70 the
mountains and destroyed the immense supplies
gathered tor Lees army, and that ali is going
right with Grant
The Herald's headquarters army of the james
correspondent of the 18th says:
The army of the James is in motion and the
fact by itself is no, deemed contEAband BY the
military authorities. r
Ii may be further stated that its operations
during the next few days will be OF a most i'm
portant character.
The men are all 10 The finest spirits and equal
to the strong undertaking, though the movement
has been organized and conducted thus Ear with
the greatest possible secrecy. stil the most graf
flying confidence is felt and unreservedy
pressed that great effort is to be made to &C
complish the long desired objective point of the
campaign.
The Uharlestan Mercury says that Beauregard
has accepted the command OF Hoods army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

" ~ sresk as ioIIo"s.
Fort WAYNE thursday, October q. I p. N.
Jarvis D~ ~KAbb county, Friday, October 7th q; p II
Goshen, saturday, October sth ALP Pm.
Michigan Cay Saturday octoeeE s'h, at p n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
DAILY SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

OLXHOknh4 4 ~ ~ "A y - A4SAASA =
For Governor,
Joscph T.. Mcdonald, of Marion,
For Lieutenant Governor,
rahion ID. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary o. State.
.o8l JAHRs $. ATHoS, Of N-rios
For Auditor Of State,
Joseph RisTrE. Of FouEtsir.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATTHEW l. BRETT. Of Davies
For Attorney General,
OSCAR b. HORD, OF Decatur.
Por superintepd.nt Of Public Instruction.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Allen.
For Judges Of The Supreme Court,
SAMUEL " PERKINS. of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
IAMRs A. HANNA, Of sullivan,
t..- JAMES L, woRDES, Of Allen.
FOR Clerk Of he Supreme Court,
.s..-- e, ETHELBERT c. HIBBES. Of Rush. f.s
For supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR, Of Marion.
f For Electors q, Large. >
JOHN PETTIF. Of Tippecsnoe,
SIMEON K. WOLFE, Of HarrisoH-
contingents.
GRAHAM y. FITCH, OF Casa.
WV. ~ FRANKLIN, Of Owen.
For District Electors,
First District-sILAs N. HOLEOxB. Of Gibsoa.
Contin gent-PETER MAIER, Of yanderburg.
Second Distrci--ELlJAH NEwLASD, of Floyd
Contingent--JAS. A. GHORMLEY, Of Washington.
Third District-AMBRosR b. CARLToS, u Lawrence.
Contingent-E. @. LELAND. Of Jeferson.
Fourth Di.irsct-EARTox W. WILSON, os Decatur
-cOatingentTEDwIsPF p FERais, of Ripley
AFhh Distrct-JAARS BROWN. ~ Randolph.
Con;ngent-THOS. MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth DistTict-FRASK LASDERS, of Morgan.
Cosdngeit-BENJAaISF Y. DAVIS, Of Shelby.
Seventh Dstrict-ARCHIBALDJ JOHNSON, OF Putnam
Contngent-GEO. W. THOMPSON. OF Parke.
Eighth District-JONATHAN c. APPLEGATE, Of Car.
roll
Contingent-LEANDER hcCLURG, OF Cnton.
Ninth District G.. OSBORNE, OF Marshall.
Contingent HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Distrct-ROBERT LOWRY, of Elshsr.
Contingencies. w. sPROT'r, Of DeRaIb.
Eleventh Dstrict-J. " sANsBERRY, Of Madison.
Contngent-N- r. ovERaAE, OF Upton.
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Cotton Picked In.

WASHINGTON. October l-Lieatensnt Gill,
commanding the gunboat Scotia. reports TO the
Navy Department that OF the 9Th ut in the
Gulf of Mexico he picked up 63 bales Of cotton
and that the gunboat Aroostook also picked nT
81 bales
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Hon. Thomas Hoype and T.. G. Assy,
Esq, of Illinois,
Loui. Houcg, ESQ, of GIIInois,

MI speak as follows:
South Bend. Saturday, October S, at O'Clock.
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Hon. william A. Richardsoa, of
Illinois,


sullivan, Wednesday, October ), at o'clock.
yincennes, Thursday, October 6, At ] O'Clock.
Terre Hsuie, Friday, October :, At O'Clock.
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Hon. u. r.. McDsnaid,

" Ut PtNh n IVIIV"r
Fort Wayne, Thursday. October O, at p. NJ.
Aurora, Saturday. October 8, at y. NJ.
Aartinsville, Monday, October 10, at 7. III.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Will address his German fellow citizens, il
their Own language, as follows:
Terre Hapie, Iondsy. October ,. at O'Clock p. N.
Yincennes, Tuesday. October 4, al o'clock 7. N.
Evansville, "Wednesday October ;, at o'clock p u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

DKraoIr. Ostober The extensive door
sash and blind factory Of MorehOuse, Mitchell
Co, Was buried last night Loss $4,000. In-
.ursd for a small amount.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
Hon. A. IL. Norton. OF rexa..

Ut Speak a. IOIIUNr.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, October 0. at Pm
Logsn-port, Friday, October Z, at p. M
Delphi, Saturday. October 5, at Z. n.
Lafayette, Saturday October 8, night
Peru, Monday, October ~, at p NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

WAsHISGrOS, October 1.-The following are
the dispatches received from General Sheridan,
detailing his successful operations since the last
report, aud are just received:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Goshen, Monday, October ,, at o'clock.
Laporte Tuesday, October 4, at O'Clock
Valparaiso, Wednesday, October >, at oclosH.
Fort Wayne. Thursday, October 6, al O'Clock
Columbia City, Friday, October !, at i O'Clock
Plymouth, Saturday, October S, at O'Clock
Knox, stark county, Monday, October 10, at O'Clock
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RATES OF ADvERTIsiNG.

Notices published In the local columns. Of ten
in~s under, will be charged for each Insertion tl, II
ever lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths SitA funeral notice attached u;
-.thout notice free.
Marriage Notices 30 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcacs and Excursions gotten by
ndvduais associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and pac.d under the head Of
Special Notices. ten lines will be charged dcuhis
.he usual rates.
Yearly advertisers tspsy quarterly.
ANNOUNCING Offices Of description
charged the Of 81 so for each name In the
Daily and t7in the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- In
all eases, paid In advance.
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Appointneuts. .

4 The following appointments have been made
by the Democratic State Central Committee:
Hon. Richard r. Tierrick, of Illinois,
W IN sueak a. follows:
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Telegraphic Dispatches
SATURDAY NIGHT REPORl

.sron1xD E.ranssLr ,os rnn DAILY STATE sns1ls,1.
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indianapolis and Columbus
AN AID AFTER MONDAY. NAY 3Oth, TRAINS
" will run "a fellows sundays excepted:
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
EM 2 =


GUNNER ARRANGEMENr-TwO THROUGH Z
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
faxes eject Jaly I, lsd4.
A..
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FINE ARTS.

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL WATER
N color Drawings celebrated British artists embracing
fine specimens OF saneeld. 9; x Leslie. A. and ,. z
Club viii be sold hy a. LEEDS co al their gall cry
81 Nassau street. Saturday March rs Drawings
exh bi;ion and catalogues ready
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THE LnCTuRD srAsOy.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY Fon aENTLEMRK
only AZ the New York Museum Of Anatomy ois Broad
way Parties unable 10 attend hcsc lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF BY addressing Sc Rotary
Of The New YoTk Museum Of Anatomy.
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POLITICAL.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE sTxTRESTH WARD pBMo-
cratic tMckeonl Association win attend meeting ~
their III Seventh Wednes lay evening"
ANDREW LEARy, President