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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Another Il inu-p iatai ..rcltiput> ti"Ht
,i.c careless handling Il hfr lr.ns--So
frequent ~ hate in ,litl,.rcn' pa,'> AZ ia.
ta,c---occurrcd here III Nin'on "n
Monday morning las, "A lad of some
thing ike sixteen years of age, the en',
n ~ b r. Wow lady Il
~. place, ~ some means had III
mouth over the r1zz'c Of loaded
shot gun. and While in that ,sltion
accidentally >pran- the - with h,>
fno', tluS i,schargin. tn" contents ~
the gnn--i large lot Of shot into his
mouth, which Killed him almost instant
". The hprtave,l mo her has the heart
talt sympathy "f III, commu"''N in this
her terrible affection. - Tinton Eagle.
The Medical College property NJ Gas
Teton. VI, where Two Thousand NJ
D's have been sent out IN t''a,~ past,
has been sold, and will be known as =
medical college no longer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Perseverance, witt Overcome all
ssbss:aCsen.

The time when he medical faenl'y
denounced tie u.a Of s,'eratn. because
# The poisonous properties il coatain-
"a They concealed thu tie de'eter !.
~ paris aere M: essential anl ht~
ica to t'ia inquiry As t. how ~. article
onght te produced wifi! ~. NJ. d
Lend with persauce equal - tie N.
ie,,aklng applied himself ~ The task,
and a, len,,h rroaucca IL celebrate.
Chemical Sl,eratus, which has he an
proval Of the faculty and tile house
wives. AMI can be had IT tie grsc
ers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

We see il stated ta.t C3ngras- nat.
Voorhees, election il I. i,e contested
on the returns from Sail,v4n Precinct
L has been ascertaiu"a, ~ taknL In
aflilavits If Union men Who voted
that no, one half ot the Union votes
were counted BY the Democrat jnlg' =.
In s. me other precincts in the district
similar frauds were ptrpe'ra'ea. IL
some instances the judges took the bal'
!of.bnx"s home with them at night,
ovcrhanled them at their leisure, and
returned TO the place Of voting the next
day TO count ont the ballots.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
General slnOkcr
Detroit. November 5.

Detroit. November 5.
Maj,r General Hooker i on ton,
If inspection 10 tie lake towns. u see
that proper arrangements arc perfect. |
Z, guard agains, rebel raids from Can
ada. and take >nrh other measures as
NAV he deemed proper to preserve TIE
public peace aul security. He was
here yesterday
M,i,r General Was!hurn has beer
relieved from his command AT MempEu.
hy General Dana.
Horace Greeley will be ff'y four
sea,s Of ase in the month # Eel rnarv
next.
Tie eighty fr>t in the gfonp Of a~'e
rai.'- was discovered by NJ. T.mrl,.,
If M,;sai'e.. on the aotf II Sep'.,nbcr
III Tie constellation Pisces.
Thcrei is now in the military prison
IT Ka.xyiiln Tennessee, 4 grandson u
iienrs Gia. who vas one o! the rebel
finpfa' II gems staff
A female canary in Springfield,
Mass, has lail ia,ty-one eggs and ri;s.
e! fourteen singers ,hi- season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
About the Israsf.
Neh \ urk Nov. !:

Men I Ofk Nov. 3.
The New York '.r,mcs' Warrington
special says: Mr.. Whiting, Sai.suer
at the War Department, SAYS that On
The 1t If October we had received III.
der ,i,e last call over loa ooc volunteers
ahi he ha.i uren Informed by authority
" which he gave the i,.h-s' credit,
that The last draft, when completed
would furnish AL the men ,ha, would
ne needed in this war
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

INDIANA ELECTION Official returns
from every county but one, give Nor.
ton 2i 900 majority.
jacob Il Upton, Of New Salem,
Mass, and four OF his children, died
Of d,phhera between the 5lh and l2'h
Of last month.
A diswashng machine has been put
into operation in Springfield, Mass.
A sal, lake has been struck near
Grand Rapids, Mich, at seven hundred
fee, from he surface, and the people
IN the neghborhool are ecsta,ic about
it.
Abon' s35, 900 are weekly expended
in New York at the leading places OF
amusement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Collins. Jones ana lGllins. the three
follows arrested ~ the time 1t the l.tr
unsuccessful ai'empt 10 rob the Calais
(Nl,ne} D.s.s, AMI ia" only ones nf u.
raj la,s arrested, lave been taken - the
Thomaston State Prison 10 serve .'or
three wears Collins the leader, said
lie raiders IN the St. Adams bank
were his men. and thai there were
plenty ot mo, over the Canada liae who
would i,eip them; also, tina, they lad
ffiehds til. side Of the line vi, you'll
help them they Jared.
Specimens Of a new STYLE aff,action,l
currency, TO snpcr>ede tha, now IN cir
cnla'ion, have been prepared At the
Treasury Department. Every eff nj
will be made to guard against counter.
feitin9, which prevails to large exten,
with the present issues. Il is probably
tire Lew currency will be # different
Sues, graduated according 10 the sev.
cral denominations.
It vas published recently that Score.
tarv Frssenden intended 10 recommend
IN his financial report t. Congress. the
reception Of lcga1.tendtSs in payment
Of customs. I, is not a' AL prababl.
that he has informed any Of bis purposes
or escn given an inti,na,ion which
would justify snch a conclusion. That
statement, like others Of kindred spe
cnlative character, is scarcely worthy
Of formal contradiction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Statistics published il the latest Liv
erpool papers show that forty seven
vessels are now on the way 10 England
from the East Indies with cargoes of
cotton ranging from eighteen hundred
to seven thousand bales each. The
aggregate amount is no less than oo1
S64 bales. All these vessels are Al,
sea, and thcir arrival a, liyernool II
different periods will keep the cotton
mills in operation TOR considerable
part OF the coming winter. The new
fields seem to be doing well.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
A.RrsgEH BATTLE. ~ HEsy.
ss.l MISSOURI.
ST. Louis. November !.

4 private Dispatch from captain
RNchey, i.l.i Springfield, NJ, Ocie-
her %. saws there Wis hard fight Il,
Ncosho, Newton county, 10 the south.
ives, corner If Missouri, between our
forces and Prices rebels. in which the
latter we're whipped. Orr troops hold the
town. and tho reho!. arc running
towards Arkansas. The date Of the
fight is not given.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
4 n..,e .a,ya otsrrog ssssgra.ses

v.r irny aud Naey OficiM Gas'tt
publishes the ,uliowtA. 'aatop- III. "li's
iu,ssal, Ia ,ha weeN eniing pctnber,
). lSnl.'
','nl. Wm r. Shaw, II Iowa y"i.n-
,o.rf, 'oda,e Oct. 1 1851 for violation
OF Army Regulations and General Or
Aers from The War Department !" r.
yarta1o publications over rs own sis
nature in relation TO the operations Of
the armies oi the United States IN the
Department, of the Guli.'
In other words Col. Shaw wrote
letter TO hi> home in Anamp~a, publish
cd in the Eua.ka Of that place, in
which like blunt soldier and honest
man he told the truth Of 4 certain Gen,
.f the 10th Amy Corps, who was
hca-,ly drunk when he ought TO have
aeen leading his ,nen 10 the field.
For this aud similar crnsnres Of official
incompr,cncy brave Iowa command
er has been. lisgracel. NJ officer III
in the service has bren mere faithful
in the performances Of duty than HAS
Col. Shaw. Has ever been the pride OF
the brnne men he has led to victory,
aud ever enjoyed the confidence OF the
officers under whom he has served.
For months he commanded the Sd Di
vision of the l6tt Army Corps, and
mas received emphatic testimony - his
ability and efficiency from those best
qualified to Judge Of his merits. The
disgrace Vt the dismissal, nn,ier the cir
cumstances, will IN no respect detract
from he honor he has so well earned.
- Ddc. Goz,tte.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Several Boston gentlemen went coon
hunting in New Hampshire last week.
and with the aid Of = good dog they
captured sixteen coons IN two niyhte,
the largest " ,isl'ing sixteen pounds.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

N,.sr. ROUNDS h LANGDON, are our
ssihorirel Agents in III. tity Of Chicago
He, 10 procure Advertisements AID Sub
s.rir'iose.
- Mcrsrs Horace !. shaw, 4 Co., 81 Park
Row. < IL, Na"ssn 81, New York, are our
authorised agents im Ncw York City to pro
enre snhse,i pt.uus and advertisements
sSE- Nes-r,S NJ rErrENGi!. & Co, No 3
Park Rev, New Work. 4 t State st. Euston
sr. our Agents for the Ioya Transcript. IN
those eit'ca and arc authorized to take iiver-
nssn'nts and Subscriptions for us at our
iAwesi Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

4 Young gent ofsonrteen elopel f,om
Hcnion, England, lately with girl Of
thirteen. They had Travelled over
twenty miice by rail, when their papas
orsr,ook them, and literally presented
each with an od.fashioned foggns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Two magistrates ~ Sl,rou shire, En1
Ind. recently scrt two agricultural T.
horers 70 prison FL seven days for re-
fu-ing 20 90 u ciur, II ah,n ordered
% d. So b, their employer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

~ tie Dbst once IT lUi.dO Iowa, NV
Isl, lsGf
Atkins. Danc1 Hnwser Ms Francis
Allr,cl, Rev q. E.IJnnning~en 3. IL
Bunker. ID Jr. Johnson Niles
Besscr y. James Il Jackson Bailey
Br;ce J lmes Jr. Koons Nanny
Barwel!, w. b. Larkin Edward
Barker VIM Miller Geo. p
Carter Mrs Eliza McCrovey Arther
Case Miss Louisa Nc k,nlny L. d
Craig Miss Frank Mar.ton George
Camp Mrs. Nancy EOdurlin Joseph
Davis II. J. 2 Parsons Ms Ellz. 3
D ,mbring +. Sykes N, J.. j..
Dodge 7. 3. Scott MIS- Margaret
Fay, John Teagarden ;. u.
Graham Isaac Williamson DR. Hugh
lill, James Terrence Miss Anna
Harris Richard M.Ulcry Mrs. Mar,G2
Hawthorn Benz. Woods Mrs Eliza
Hollis Thomas. Wiiner David
Hearhay. JOHN Wrdack John.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say "Adver,ised."
T. A. GRAHAM. T. N.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
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PHILADELPHIA ].
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
CAlsO
She sDn.y,.raturs Csaa.h.

- =
Intensive m d ti1@ .H
AID "a a. m utla1ae,s there
We prcscnt the tnllowi interesting
extracts of the affair from the "Chica
90 Journal uf the 18th inst.
Yesterday ,clcol ms ue,e received
hy Hon. john Wrn worth, and others,
announcing the roiaiu, at lars" mum
hrrs Of bushwharkcrS Colonel Sweet,
commsnlani ut Camp Douglas, was
communicated with, aud orders were a.
once issued for the arrts, of the dcspcr
ADDE'S upon their arrival. The tact
leaked out and the "ta,ihtul' found
p,rans 10 arprize their friends OF wha'
Ia, in store for them. and The trains
low their load % cnl ,hroa,s a the Ell,
limits. The bn>h~hackcrs scattered
~ va,inus directions and the military
ana Police constantly securing the city,
have picked up hundreds Of them.
A propeller with nearly a bundled
individuals ~ ha'tJ dog '''k, arrive"
here this mofuin. from Canada The
military sni police are after them and
All viii be et'atH"i. ErntfS 1ha' ch
Is full Ut these fellows VINO haFa h'"h
picked up and are kept there nndr'
guard.
X
Meanwhile another detachment ot
military inyestd the resiAenor IT
"cs,arlr" Wsl~h near Camp Douglas
~ exemplary .Dctnncrat,' ana a can
eii6la:e for S!p,iFf II ;hls county two
wears az" ne mouse WAs gutierrez
ana rer}loo o' i.s contents >ai"th ah@
'nsnn ~ 'anh Voas'aS' 'aFt"'' ,'''
'r',i and private named Charles sAN
"fs'.. oois oeio'.'a5 !" '''e 't''Fi ~
wee, were 'hsfs a''' "vf' 'At''''N =.
reati srieS \ ln'3f''f = 'f'f W y "
81 nous" srN'al'N t'te @t'h.t'~iA3 ~
dene1 sNa' 'i5a'''N = ! ''L',- '.''"' Wv
e'is' - I've .'t's 50 49,
y, ara -, TO- "as arrested ~ :
discovery. 'h''d nov ihrf' ~
era 'ls'' mouse "e'' ''"''ti 49,
hR"d'elS SH"' !" 'r"tS "5,' ~ Al I.
necessary aAhn'fi - h''' ~ ei'9 f'tfNef
y f"i.9" fhfo'tfrst f"adea a"t e'P2.f
red"y f"r use lhede "et" taStn -
lamp l'nng'aS- - '''&a' = !" ~ IL
rest 81 " ~, 'asah'i Ntsa .aNa Ht''
he has evidence 849f's' g'aft>t ai5t
I" 'nsursf's s"'agi3. e. treason.
RELEASE TIE REEFl. rR!SaNEEs ASh
I'll, THE CITY
Colonel Swer' a,s proofs II Us pos.
session that il was the plan u lie reb-
ell cnn~pi-a'ors and home traitors 10 re
lease the rebel prisoners at Camp Doug
las and hurn the city. The camp w.
to have been a'tsckea on Two sides H..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

General Sheridan, IN the course 81
his recent campaign in the valley, ha.t
tive Of h;s staff officers killed o. wound.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

~ ~" " 'h"'' '"'
81 ra'irpa"' ""''" ''"Nt ''''s' S''''s-V'
''-' a"a ~ ny .. '.''''' W. "n,,
ton. coll, ctci last year amounted 60
Sails sol. The Stat" debt is $3.50,
f5l, and lie ca,.l dbl Is S25 rs 40.
'''@ H''''''.'' - j ''' III '''''''',,''.
OK -. a"'''"' "'' "''""' - ivy "''''''''
with have la. very extensively used.
,ii..l ON F.iIay last at his residence IN
that town, At IT," AK" ct Scvrnty-ei-h
vca's. ". ttsna,.5e.: 1rala1't iroa
- yttnourM Gu Z" IL Isl and from
1920 - 1850 @i> Principal Of Bradf''d
Academy
rresi,;,u. ] Gard of IT wi p"
claims the t',|l suppression ot the rebel
lion, ana restoration IL order there
MS y w. ''''. ''''' .''S
New York.
80" 80 - '''''
'',e> 90 ''', ~
Know" ''''' - -" 'A =
- ","e - = 80
:"
'"eNe'
r,,,r, : a, (, E,;o,,o :, r,,,., :,
,ou,,,. l,l,. .,;.h,,o, ,o,rs ,f .,e .f.c.
,.1 ,.;,h ,r,,. ,h.,u ~ M, nn,,r,,l,,,a
;,,s,,,;.,. sla : ,,,,,, - 80. will.
Tho SIM i ,h,v, ,ho horizon bu, secs
na,G, .,lvwll =, n;,b, and in c,,n,lat.
,,,t,,s,
Tn" Pa'tl'n1 papers romm"n' v
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

tell sympathy If III, commu.t,', in this
her terrible affection. - Tinton Eagle.
The Mnaicsl College property NJ Gas
,le,on, VI. where Two Thousand NJ
D's have been sent out IN t''a.s past,
has been sold, and will be known as =
medical college no longer.
Koosnk. Tnurs lay, Nov. 4.
Hon. S.hnslsr Calf.x spoke here
last evening. IT ia . speech nf
great claqnence anil power. Five
thousand people were nu' 10 hear him
There was A grand .orchliyh' process
sion and ,l,spl.y j. II works.
IT," C.ss county Uawal Messenger
chronicles beet ,al> ; in that county
Nv r ). l. II iav which wni.hs say
en- an' a." -1nar'"rs pounds. and
measures hirfy four inries in length.
a r"n' OF rebel ~"r@. comprising
zen Or fifteen verses, waS picked an IL
deserted camp of Forests cavalry.
hv ono ut the Federal pursuing parry.
after their LIE attack m Mpmph'>. ~"
as "t'he w'o'" Is contained m the
chorus: Hard t'm@s coming, >f''v'
l,e,d ,.l soldiers e,, the bran"
Ms NI'iam Den''s'n, acitIz"n ~
Nv Orleans, has been sentenced ="
we've MONTHS imprisonment y '''
"n'kh"''S""t tia' 'ity II a'ilh@ ~
tiers = desert.
~ -, ~
:. cog
A >auny married man. resident a.
E,,,;,,,u, a,t,r;, county n Y
,, ..,, >, c,,,l, G., ~. .,,,,.o
c.,: ~, =. e, D,,;,< ~, !,
49, - a l =, r1
..,,h, - ,,oyil, b;,ns.f u;,h q, snh
,;, a, ~, H.. VOC .rro.,oa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
MARION HARLAND.

!Sdr "Nsmesis,' and 'Mirsa,r
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine We have also retained oil
our old and favorite contributors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Godey's Lady's Hook.
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LITERATURE. F,sE mmp'on b. FASH.
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Mode, cott, crhm indiscrctio1.....;... ;,..
them.} with diaIc
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reciality with Godey.-
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Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiari-
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them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated Drodic,
Of New York.
Ladies' Eonnets. We give moro q them
in year than any other Magazine. Ia fac.
the Ladv's Book enables every lady to BE- her
own bonnet maker ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10


"Ah, WiHiam, home from the war !:
Where is the brother who went with
sou?'
"Ah ne we left orr mother together
One Of u was killed. How can | bear
to tell be, which one it was T.
Gentlemen Of III" jary,' sad tie
lea'Isd Coroner: lIen,emen 81 tie
jury 'n'lis 'ese inquest, three p'ip,s II
~ be con~ti"red--how dsa this corp
cnsrr ~ ~ dea'h IVA. it, fist by
aet,''Een9 ~ secondly by ncll,-!t Or,
tAtrd q, by The hands Of the .xcenaw
ary.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Lis, of unclaimed Letters remaining
in the P,s, Office At Toledo Iowa, NV
Isl, lsGf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Kcosuk, Tnufs lay, Nov. 4.

Hon. S.hnglsr Ca|f,x spoke lte',
last evening. IT ia Z speech !"
great cloqnence AMI power. Fiv,
thousand people were cut 10 hear him
There was grand .o,chliyh' process
sion and l,splty j, II works.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-08
Baltimore / Ohio r. B. Re.opened

TI,HIS GREAT NATIONAL nOROCGHFARE
Il is again open for ffcights aud travel. The
cars and machinery DESTROYED are re placed by new
running stock, with all recent improvements
and the bridges and track are again in subs,an-
tial condition, The well earned reputation Of this
road for SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the rc-organi-
za,ion of its business.
IN addition to the unequaled attractions Of nut.
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon the border have associated nimer-
GUS points upon the road between the Ohio River
and Harpcr's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pit'sburg, Central Ohio aud Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads and through them with
the whole railway system Of the Northwest, Cen
trail West and Southwest nj Harper Ferry with
the Winchester road at Washington Junction
with the Washington branch for Warrington
City and the Lower Potomac; at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two dollars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the privi-
lege Of visiting Washington City en- routc-being
SHOWER than the cost OF any other line, ~ re-
Gently charged; and the rate to Baltimore being
= 81 lower Than recently charg a by way Of liar
risturg. This is the only route by which passcn-
gers can procure through tickets and through
Checks 10 Washington City.
w r. SMITH, Master Transportation, Baltimore
l.. NJ. CoIr. Genl Ticket Agt. Baltimore. js2dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-08

These Biiters are prepared in pare bourbon
whisky from combination Of 90 different
kinds ofroots, banks and herbs which act in per
feet concert with the other prerared FROM the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket, to DR. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years. and by their use
gained grca; popularity in the cure Of dy spep-
STA. Liver Complaint, Con iipation. Sick and Ner-
vous headache, Fever and Ague, and ald seases
arisng from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loa'hsonc d sclses
will find sure cure by the use of these Bit.ers.
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and pcisons usually put up in snch prepar-
atoms and palmed o!fo an unsuspect ng pubic
One trial vii! convince the most skcptcal that III
Red Jacket is virture which none other possess
They strengthen and nsigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia
Thew give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulent in existence.
They are preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
Thew are perfectly pure and palatable,
AGED persons and delicate females will find tlcy
can save large doctor bills by cfthese Btters.
Beware OF counierfeits. Red Jacket Bittersare
onl, sold in bottles with name blown on the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-08
Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route TO New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
u Buffalo on the arrival Of ail trains from the
Vest via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
n,nanca on the arrival OF trains via the New Broad
Gauge A lantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dan Kirk ~ Buffalo. or from Cleveland, D..
of Six Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
wi,hor. change. in wide, roomy, palace carA, d-
rect 10 New York. A perfection attained by no
other route
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West. our facilities
unrivaed Forming close and reliable connection
at Dunkirk and buffalo with Western r0mds and
at Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there IL
no transfer bctwcenNew York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, mnking - Quick time and
as Tow rates as by any other rol.te.
For freight or passage apply at al the principal
Office. in tie West and at ia Clark street Chica
20 . - broadway, New York, and 70 ST,
l.. r., New York, vs. State street. boston.
CIlA5. MINOE Gen'l Sup't.
ES SPENCER, Wcst'n Ag't.
II. W. B.A~cnAnp, Gen'l Freight Agent.
~ r Ram Gent Ticket Agent.