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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23


revoked, unless he shall have previously re-
signed, in order that another Ionsnl may !ye
received in his place.
The steamer America from Southampton On
the 18th Instant, arrived at NV York, yester'
dav r. the House of Lords, l1agl Russell
stated that the Conference % Schlesvlg- at;.
stein Affairs had agreed upon s suspension OF
bost;|ities forthwith from the 18th on co9dl-
ton shat the blockade Of the German ports De
raised. The Bank OF France has raised its
discount TO eight per cent. 10 the recent na-
val engagement between She Danes and the
Austrians. the latter were badly beaten. The
news OF this success and the suspension OF
hostili1ies were received in London with much
ioy and as consequence, consoIs advanced %
9jS @9lI.
The correspondent Of the New York Irl-
bune, writing from Port Hudson on tbe 9th
Inst, announces the loss On Red river within
four days, Of three Federal transports and t|o
g1znE,osts, by the fire OF Confederate battery
Of So guns estab|i$he1 at bend in the river,
abont twenty-five miles above Fort De hussey.
The Confederate force supporting the battery
is said to number ten thousand Hlen. General
Candy is organizing body Of troops on the
Mississippi, Tor the purpose Of making the
attempt to raise the blockade and relieve ten.
Banks.
United States Marsha! Murray at New York
ney and given bail to appear and answer to
an Indictment preferred against aim by The
Grand Jury on charge Of having, On the ] lth
day of May instant, kidnapped Don Jose A'1-
gustin Arguel!as, with "a felonious intent, y
70 have him sent out of the State Of New York,
and against his will, &c. Indictments have
also been preferred against Marshal Alurray's
aids who made the arrest but they have GOT
yet answered thereto.
A dispatch to The i. S. Secretary OF The
Navy from Cairo states that the author OF the
dispatch (natne nor giveD) had received let
ter from Commander Breeze dated at the
mouth OF Red river on the 18th, announcing,
son the authority Ct a courier from General
Banks, that one gu4boat was coming over the
falls when the courier Iett, and it was currently
beliyed that all the iron-clads would get over.
The commander Of the United States bark
Ethan Allen 1eports The destruction OK some
sails works at Cane Pitch, South Carolina. A
Federal expedition sent up the ST. John
River, Florida, under the command Of General
Birney, is said to have keen successful ID cap
turing thousand bead Of cattle and other
property
The New York World AMI Journal OF Com
merce have again resumed business, the orders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23
DIED.

On the morning Of the DIST inst, a1IeT p" liz
ful illness, Mr.. Hitch +. PRICHAkD, III The
18th year OF his age --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23

Soli, in New York, on Saturday, 1925.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23

A petition is circulated in Norfolk signed by
one hundred and fifty names. addressed to the
Commanding General OF that post asking him
t. lnterpose aud prevent the collection OF city
1lcepoes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Speech Of the Pfesident.-A TIibute TO
Loyal Women.

Vt the r.o,c O; the PateDt dice Fair in
Washington On Friday night, ". Lincoln,
II answer % loud oad Continued calls, made
thr following remarks:
LodieS and letIemo,:
appear u say but word. This ex-
,raordinary var IN which We are engaged
falls heavily upon al. classes of people, but
The most Heavily upon the soldier. For it
has been said All thar man hath will he
give for ia lie ;" and while all contribute of
their substance. The soldier put his life at
stake, and often Yields it up in his country's
cause. The highest .rit, then. is due to
the soldier. Cheers.
In tais extraordinary war extraordinary
developments have manifested themselves,
such as have not been seen in former wars !;
an! among these manifestations nothing has
been more r~markable than these Fairs for
the relief of suffering soldiers and their fam
lies, And the chief agents in these Fairs
are the Women of America. CHEERS.
am not accustomed to the use OF Ian
suage Of eulogy; | have never studied the
art Il paying compliments TO women but l
must say that if all that has been said by or
a'oIs and poets since the creation Of the
world IN praise Of women, were applied to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

TfNO THE LADIES. TIE ccc rate! d. l. Din ,,a1tic-
ulary invite. .aiIe> Whb urei medical or -i..-l a
l. adviser. cal At his rsuu NJ p k.ilti; street
Boston Mass. hich They viii tnt arranged fer their
special accommodation.
d. Din having devoted over twenty wears TO this par
tf.ar b.allut treatment II al diseases peculiar 10
females il conceded hs all .h,th o. this country
ana in Europe that hr tAces all other Known practitioners
in the safe. speedy and etrCtUa! rcdtmcI, u al rnale
complaints
H. medicines prepared with The -API->> purpose u
reno. . all diseases. >u,.i debility. weakness, niIil
ural SUPPRESS H. clr--uI!ts - the y,t, also AL
discharges wulgl low tom lAurJii state e; lh' " -
The Doctor fully prepare, treat Ia hi ir-.g
Nle bpth dy AMI SuTEisiy, diseases OF the e.
All tEey are respectfully invited L" al a.
No. EndicOtt Street. Boston.
Al letters Il curing advice contain one ar l.
ensure answer
Boston Jan. /, loGi.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
DACIFIC GUANO.

AGENCY FOR THE ANNOTATED PACIFIC GUaNo
We receiving constant suppl, d thS Superior 81.
an. which lsa powerful a: rich f.; iilz Catr u
TNnS me crops through tue uara. the same be
lore TIE early rS and -aviH. the >uA riiTyrI l the
stii! n VI ph"Sp iat" Of ime iHi ANIMAL matte
II does not mpDYerl>h the land - Peruvian tut Il -
i'tt : continued "l >ucCeeil- ~" a EA-
lion all prove is adapted every kai .fs1 aud ala
the various crops,
GRASS. GRAIN, CORN. POTATOES, ROOT CROPS
TOBACCO &c.
a. MI be seen IL the numerous t-rS and testimonials
rccr:c II has been used iih great success in Tie cul-
tvaon 81 tobacco; when applied ~ the nil IN tie settling
ii the plants, II gives them line start.
Every Farmer ard Gardener should Use il,
Country Merchants should supply themselves with tbs
artic asis ductiOn MIL LEAD 10 Lar yy increasirr
business In the same.
pamphlet containing directions foT Use testimonials
&C. Will Oe furnished application
GEO. DAVENPORT CO.
Ss-lS is AILk SIREkT. BosIs1.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Farm FOR SALE!

One Of the best Farms in northern y
situated on the Passumpsic river, Il MI.
III florri>hing village of 81. Johns0g-y a
ljlc from ~ Johnsbury Center. SAID Tar.
;alas About 100 acres Of prime land. DIVE.
g.. -yroS 'i.le-c, - acres pasturiIg, 10 arr. s..
woodland we'll fenced. houses adj o.
i.r-e aar-s. -Iainery and hog house. Goo
,..l.-, gsatt- 10 beth houses and barns I.
fam Vii De sold al a bargain. 4 large J..
til- l-E,i.ase money can remain Oh moEt-a-
JEFFERSON BUTLF
f., = .AEA -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

The amount of maple sugar made in the
parish e Westminster West, the past sea-
san, is j1ojS lbs. a large proportion # which
has been d at prices varying from thirteen
to twenty-five cents per pound.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
pOUDRETTE, POUDRETTE

The LODI Manufacturing Comnaur. Vt p
exgclieI.ce Of ~ years, again offer fal "a d.
form article ot POndrette al low prices IT,
peTieuce Of thousands OF customers attost
fast that il Is the cheapest and very best n
in market, and particularly adapted for 'o5a.
COM potatoes, and garden truck.
The company manufacture also BoDc Ia
l substitute Tor Guano,) from bone. ma.
and s-lano- ground fine Price >45 per ton.
A pamphlet containing directions IL -
prices, &c. may be had free by adarcsslnE =
ter TO the office Of the company, 66 CouIi'A
ST, New Iork, or applying 10 our agent
JOHN VI. RICHARDS,
% l25 Commercial ST., Boston, Mas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
STRAW FOR UNDER BEDS

Is poor s'l.f compared with excelsior, which
Wi. lA>t for years. Casino keeps the article aud
will MI your ticks at short notice and but small
expense.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

y" al
way IND
i.li--A well
seized
sorIiuc3' 81
JcweIry ana
rich Fancy
Goods. Silver Ware,
Books and
Stationery.
Muse and Must
cal Instruments. Per-
.ium,ry Toilet Arti-
ley. Toys,
TN. HOWARD's
which lie will sell cheap for
cash His large stock OF Goods
CONSIST III pat OF line Gold Silver
Watches. from the tcSt English. Swiss
and French Manufacturers also cool
assortment II American atCht: u every
style, in gold and silver cases. tIuI Fob
Vest, GUari.S Neck Chains. Gold ST.
veraud Steel bowed SIvCl'>, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold cameo Lava Far
Rin.SS Pins .Stud>. Sleeve Buttons.
Slides. HuokS-Sc.So. 4 good lot
OF DAY and 80 hour Clocks.
with or witLuU; alarms warrant
eli good tim'-krrprT>. nv stock II
Silver War i'r 4uatyaui beau
tyCau NOT De beat In the State. Itcou-
sistS OF Fruit CAKE. Card and ST. gar
BaS- ket~ Tea S"tS. Cups. trutlrt>. CAS- tors
ALL soPic T Fruit. Bat'eT. FIT FIJI a..
2 Tile AMI Tea KNIVES But
Cool crs, Syrup
Pitchers. Spoon
Hold crs
You will IND that
Howard Keeps a
full d>>p~t- meut uithe
Text Books which were
recon- mcnHaG
10y the B"aTi
Old uca-
ton. TOYS
for She
1T tie
folks CaIl n
HowIri'S on Nuns
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
SILVER SPoONS

SILVER SPOON
OF my own manufacture-warTanted COCO and
sold at old prices il paid for il Coin of watch they
are made. Spoon and Forks engraved free Of
charge at time OF sale.
GOLD PENS and Extension Cases from the
celebrated manufactures Of \. Morton, and Daw-
son, Warren K Hyde.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OF Gold. Silver and other kinds IF bows Ny
assortment and experience aye such tnat l can
fully supply the wants f those who caA 90 helped
equal TO any optician. and Al one fourth -oSs
price.
HAIR MADE INTO ORNAMENTS
Bv Mrs. c. c Ct;iS. il. tie hte>; --3 most APP
proved >tyie. liar taken IL exeIiange for good;
d. OILS gold AMI silver OF ,,Aich premium. al
be allowed Best quality Hair Fronts fcr .a:les.
oral Photograph Frames on hand
( Picture Frames made 20 order. : large lot OF
framed ard oraer tue Sieel. ColoTed Autographs
and Oh Paintings az great variety
8 CLOCKS of various styleS-an warranted
good iime-pieces-
Collar your dogs agreeable 10 State lax, A. co..
lars can be had And engraved AZ nv tore
Watch. Clock. and JexeiTy Repaired, and In
craving done by experienced w"Tkmcn, OF myself
practical workman. and all work warranted.
4 90-tf c CE!LnS-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Or nnW. Pm. a.. AZ SURG T.. \ E-,'.,r =
y sion .irs .- al -i-- l-- % --
farlr, =, stem PraA,.>r.> ;..- r @ l- ~ ..,
If.- AIMS S-;.~r~>,. ~ olIr- NJ ----.f .a-Gn-,
.rf, Ar, ali treated ."W pJt..a. ill's .'-. An:
-:-r r. relief -uHrig-',' w Nrrg few lsE- : .gEa-lt-
o.. ,,ra IS i'y u.v ID. g" - tGrl'r'. tIII d - u,
Eel. +. - IA .,-ri,,t health
p- p,sg has ar i'-.r hIi greater experience Il the
cure II diseases women 1Eas. other physician i
Bosom.
Boar In lrcaiH'n a'ii :'- patients who may Wis.
t. >a- M Elyt ;-w fa'- url-- I.- q ;is,:ii-
pr D, i>i. uAs-: s,Ii-- li> y ;'.r siis-lt
'a an ..ce pr.rl,- ;l- Private Diseases Al:
F,mac Cnln:. ANS. 'eNl'N -i--~ IL superb he
Il ;r.. Itii"-.
y E-Au,et'cT~ 'nus; contain one dollar or they Al
lot ue AL v>rg-.- u.lcr hours from A. " Io9P-s
8 Boston. july -. l>c5. :! liH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
- AGRICULTURAL
.
NE WAREHOUSE
%..Aa-5A-a
a. D.
SEED STORE.

The undersigned having bought tie stack Of
Agricultural indictments aud Seeds of Il. c
DICKINSON, would respectfully say 10 the pc pie
IF Caledonia Count and vicinity, that they are
prepared to furnish everything IN their line ~
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Our assortment Of SEEDS vii ,Unsis, IN hart Q:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
WANTED.

Any honest. inlUst. 7Ods, intelligent Young man
wishing TO learn tie Photography BUSINESS, will
find good inducements ~ the s. John<hnry Pur-
rait Gllierv The bet references required An
ty immediately. 92tf 7 b GAGE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Headache and Throbbins of the Temp
weakness of the i:aCi

Is caused ya pressure oni LnseSbIe perspiration-is
cured ~ iew applications Of kcIIety's Rheumatic Lin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
now tIe direction in the circular around each bottle
For an liberated Sore Throat,
For Rr0uchitiSs

Iou VII Ilt. one teaspo01fu q the LInment and ior
Tea y.> u: water. Gargle the throat twice day.
a iev 'ngs II VIII be well. TniS teaspOoniul viii b
WUltn Il dollar IL Won.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

BY Dr. l.. Dix If faiins 10 cure in less time than any
other physician eieCuaily and permanently. with
ess restraint from occupation fear Of exposure to All
weather with safe and pleasant medicines,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

Are CsUSrl BY ali unnatural dryUc,s of he gan6wet
piece OF flannel with k"uu-iy- RlC U:uItc Liuinent,
Apply IL Oh going to bed sou Will be we'll III the MORN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

A very desirable house situated On ,
Hill, st JOhnsbury, with two aud a A.. re-
good land adjoining the same, will be So 4.
bargain One half Of the purchase M NJ I I
remain on mortgage ?,
Soft DICKINSON \ pF-7-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Sore Throat and Uoarseness.

Is caused hv neuralgia i'll the stomach and b0wels-
Ica>puoufIil Of Kenucdys Rheumatic Linment In Wa
water every ha.i hour until cured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
l. E n n E D Y S
RHEJ MATIC IINIMENT.

7, TRACTION Of the mus, les. caused by sudden stop
pI.,. the nerves tiUd winch prevents animal life hav-
n lows cured by few applications vi Kennedy
Kicunl.lIg IiulMyAt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

A spark from lighted cigar burned
over about fifty acres OF w0od IaEd near
Reslyn, Long Island, last week.
The United States Mint at Philsdelphia
is coming silver dollars again, their issue
for some years past ha7ing been suppressed
ed by the use Of the gold dollar.
More treasury notes have bsen discov-
cred in circulation without the red stamps
upon them, thus showing that they are ab.
strsctsd from the department.
The New rk school Of design for wo.
men proves very successful It's grsdu-
stes are attaining excellence in every de-
partment Of srt.
The Iowa Gray beard regiment received
orders to leave for the front on Saturday,
and were to leave on Monday for Mem
phis, Tennessee
John Bennett Free, an enrolling officer
in the District Of Columbia, has lost his
freedom for three years, for leaving the
name Of tailor of the enrolment list, for
the consideration Of pair Of pan falcons.
Two handsome and accomplished young
iadies are to be tried for treason at the
June term Ct the curt ct Fsirmont, Vir-
ginis. The Government Attorney expects
to convict them Of capi al offences. In
that case they must, Of course, be executed
on the galloWs.
:. Some light footed and light-hngered
thief entered Secretary ChRse's house, on
Tuesday night, and found his way to Mr..
Chsse's bed chamber, and took his gold
watch and pooket.book, containing about
$40, and made his escape without disturb
/ ing the Secretary, who was sound asleep,
The rebel story about the death Of q
daughter Of Governor Pickens, at Charles
ton, being occasioned by the explosion Of
Federal shell, while she was being mar
ried to a rebel officer, was very touching,
but II wasn't true.
The splendid railroad bridge over the
Wabash river, at Attics, Indiana, was par.
TALLY destroyed by FIRE on Monday last.
All the covered portion west Of the draw,
save one section, was burned. The burn
ed portion, including the trestle work, was
about the fourth of a mile long, and to
replace il will cost from $50, 900 to $50, 0O0
Several days ago the Canadian Purlis
ment adopted resolution excluding
from the use of their library and reading
rooms all per ons except members Of that
body. The reporters being also excluded
| showed their indignation st this exclusive
resolution by refusing, for three days, to
report the Legislative proceedings for the
press.
Tie following is an extract from 6 lei.
ter, written By distinguished officer, ds'
ted Grants headquarters, May 80
"GrsnPs plan is to avoid the Cnickabomi
ny Swamp, By pushing boldly round Il
the north side of Richmond. Their
is not single officer or man in this army
who entertsin q doubt ss to the SUCCESS
ful result of this campaign"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

Carlo Patti the young ViOlinist, will sal
for Europe in few days to study his ar
in berlin.
Reichsrdt is singing ct the London con
certs his own delightful song, "ThOu ar
SO near and yet SO far" @
Madame Garcia, the mother Of the "a
nous MslibrAD, died at Brussels last
month, sged eighty.
According to the Paris Temps, NJ. Mey.
600.
Thslberg has written two new piano.
forte pieces -fantasiss on themes from
"Rigoletto" and the "Bsllo in Masohers."
Jules fenedicb who came to this country
with Jenny Lind, announces his annual
concert in Lotd don next month, as under
the patronage Of the Prince and Princess
of Wales.
The opera Merry Wives Of Windsor"
is now the leading attraction in London.
1t WIS first produced in Germany in 1849.
The composer Nioolai, unlike MeSerbeer,
made no money by his compositions, and
died in 1893 comparatively poor.
Meyerbeer, besides his opera "LAfri.
csine," had another on the Biblical sub
jeot Of Judith, completed. He refused to
Wr te an orstorio, declaring that he could
never excel Mendelssohn's "Eiijah." He
also hsd an idea Of writing sn English
opera.
Five thousand singers are to take part
in choral festival to be given by Mr.. G.
W. Martin at the Sydenham Crystal Pal
ace on The 10th instant Ssme Of the part
songs for four treble voices will be sung
by q thJussnd trebles on q psrt.
Z Adelina Patti, the American prima DON
ns. continues TO be the leading attraction
at the Paris Italian opera house. In
" Faust" she gives quite new rendering
to the part Of Marguerite, interpreting
the character as gay and lively girl
tsther than the plsiniive, melancholy
creatures represented by most singers who
have assumed the role.
Gottechalk, in well written tribute to |
the memory Of Meyerbeer, closes with |
these words:
"Adieu beloved and illust1ious master,
adieu You have been all bat accused, at |
times, Of occupying too great a place In |
the world. Alas! how much greater is
the void you have lsftH"
A new tener hiss been singing st Milan,
in opera, too, who does not unde stand a
word Of music, and has to be taught every
Thing by ear. A year ago he was q jour
neymsn mattress.maker. A fimiiar in
stance occurred lately in New York. A
yocsllst from England came here and sang
with eminent success in concerts. He had
q noble voice and gcod style and express
sion. Deciding to reside in New York, he
applied for situation to sing in church,
but when tried it was found 10 the eur
prise Of the musicians and Others who had
been delighted with his singing thai he
did not know what a note or 8 staff was
that he had net the slightest ruiiments Of
music, but that everything he sung was
taught TO him by rote as to parrot.
Max Strskosch, the enterprising opeI-
attic manager, has formed new company,
including Adelaide Phillips as prims
Ions a coniralto, BrignoH as tenor, Susini
IS bisso, Msncusi as baritone. and other
Irtists. We understand that with this
roupe BrigLoli makes his farewell tour
n America. They appear next Monday |
md Tuesday in Portland in al BarbieIe" /
nd "DOn PAsquAle," and 90 thence to
Quebec and Montreal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
GUaRDlAN'1 SALE.
IVUARDIAN sALB Writ

I UARDIAN sALB-By virtue Of an
l ] order ofsale made by the Probate Ceurt in
~ for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, On a petition to
sell land, wherein Henry K. Raynolns, as guar
an, was petitioner, and Henry Reynolds Caro-
me K, Reynolds and Mary J. Reynolds, minors,
we're defendants, / shall sell at public auction,
st the south door Of the County Court House,
IN the City Of Cleveland, in said county, on the
st day Of June, 1864, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, the in
terest Of said minors, being the remainder after
the termination Of the life estate OF said Henry
K, IN the following described premises, to wit /:
Situate In the City Of Cleveland, ia the ERid
County and State, and is known as the west half
OF sub lot No. 142 in the subdivision o ten acre
lots z, 8 and 9, made by Thomas Bolton. Said
west half OF said sub lot No 49, is situate on the
southerly side of Kinsman street, and extends
bsck Of equal width to an alley eleven rods.
J.P. BISHOP, HENRY K. RAYH0LB9,
Attorney. Guardian.
msy2I.l63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UlhUINnATI RAILROAD-
-
81 sUAMEB ARRANGEMENT.

s2 Es
1854. sUAME8 ARRANeHMENT. 1884.
"a and altar Honday, May 18th, 1884, Paassur.r
LEains VIII leave ClsTsands as fologss CSundsYB
1st Traiz-5 A. .HL.-UIHUIHHATI EXPREsR
5-o2Pi2s - urattonJ wellington, New London,
shsibgi S1e5t.ines Gallon, Gilaad, CardinFto1.
AsniSyi delaware, Lewis Center and Wortking.
I'd Trsiu-3r15 P. m.-AuUOsIaODarIoH
STOPS at all stations, and arrives in Oolumbcl
az $50 2. m, CINCINNATI 40 q. n.
Sd FraiE-1:0O p. Gz.-hI0HT EXPRESB-stOp.
ping ct Bersa, Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
e2h' seeiSy, ofestilne, t4Alions eileads Oarding-
TraizI Leave Columbus At 3.5O and lO:zO q n 80 N
arrive 81 UieTelzna s:s0a a n, E58 and9so0 ,. n
CORRECTIONS.
lhsihT-gzzduAky, AalHield EsEark RATroad, ,Tour
l9l,Alnsnsla, ht- Vernon AeWArks EAnss.
OrssHIas- -Pifts6arrh, Fort Wayns 3 Uaioaro Raa3.
road, FoEe.t, Upper sandusky, DslphoG, LIE
ma Fort MhTEB, LByorts, OhioaEo, a..
VS., ana Asssior Aansnelds Wooster has-
graissE and 8siisiontins RAILROAD Line foy Marion
BeliefontAtnes sidney, Uuions Munois, In
ulsna2oit1, Tsrro Haute, tlncslneg, Evans
vile, h9uisTille, Cairo, Is. Louis 90,
uolGubus-LittiO Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
kAilroad, fo- 4eBiA, Dayton, 1ndianApoliI,
fs[re HAutes Sc. Louis, Morrow, L0VSland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sfnlppI RaiIrcad 2 5Cinclnn for LouiITfIiS
E7snsTilie, Cairo, st. Louis, And All points
On the Ohio river.
Gllunn buI-0en Ohio Ralroad for Newark Eauaa-
VILE Wheelings dc.i Columbus, Piqua q
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