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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.

a team Of horses weighing geo lbs. each,
will cut an acte of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with TWO Gutter
Bars-one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted 10 the
use inteRded).
No effort will be wanting TO maintain the
Buckeye IN the enviable position il now occu-
pies that of being the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Advantages of the

kNUCKLER WASHING MACHINE.
LNOR the purpose of convincing the COM
i munily that The Knucker Washing
Machine can not be surpassed iur ease and
rapidly in washing clothes, take pleasure
IN referring In Miss sarah GIbbony, (daush-
ter of John Glbbony of this place,) who is
eleven years old, weighs 55 pounds, and does
the weeks washing iur the family in three
hours. and considers II very LIGHT Job,
wiih the assistance ot the ''knuckier."
Machines and Br"wnicgs celebrated Wrin-
gers always on hand.
DANIEL BROWN.
Lewisburs, March ., 1854.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

- Sold by G. " Schafle, and Bennett
Bros. LewSburg; Shiudel n Wasru-eleI'
&. Brown, Million; ami rs tsa'
iers everywhere. LIO6Gyll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
WynkOOp,s Iceland PectOral.

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insldioua and dangerous. The
properties OF a medicine to alleviate, cure and uproot
those complaints, must be expectOrnnt, anodyno and
inYigorating, loosening the mncnH OF The throat, and
impartng tone 10 the ontire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF Diseases
like DR.. Wynkoop'a Iceland PectolAl, It's used with
the most astonishing results ia all cases OF bronehit y,
Influenza, w%hooping cough, diptheria or putrid sore
throat, asthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irritR'
bility, Ao.
The Rev J.J. Potter cerliRes that, 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severn pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended IT TO many others, and have never
seen Its equal" Hev, j. j. Potter, Brooklyn N. Y.
Hundreds aud thousands OF important tsatimoni.
ais could be produced, showing Ia remarkable cures
aud tina. u never tails.
II Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Hahn OF oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Elecam pane, { Omfrey, Bur
dock, aud other invaluable oApectsrant and tOhic In.
gradients. Its harmlers, prompt and lasting. In
yalids aud sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect a trial.
Every fauly should have II, II ~ remarkable Tor
Group. Fpll descriptions, recommendation and di
reoti0ns Rdcompany each bottle.
druggists.
Prepared by Or, X. D. wynkoop, and sold by d, 3.
Barnes 4 Co, New York, asII.. pe23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
A. & O. W. RailwayLsA friend who

A. & @ W, RailwayASA3 friend who
recently had occasion to travel eastward over
the Atlantic & Great Western, writes Us Of
some Of the pleasant incidents of the trip, and
though not intended for the public we sub.
join one or two extracts, believing in render
ing ''upio1 Cnsar tho things which arc
C@sar's,' while We promise the fair writer that
her %'incog." shall be faithfully preserved.
In speaking Of the ~diniug-hall Of the al.
ready popular McHenry House, she says
Arriving at NeAdyile you are. conducted
into the splendid dining hall, which, but for
the numerous tables loaded with good things,
would remind you Of some Gothic church,
with open roof, and chancel in the center.
Here find, as Mrs. Darlington says, Though
The gospel p dispensed with, " plenty Of tho
spiritual as we'll as earthly to satisfy the most
orthodox. l comprehended why passengers
are not allowed fifteen minutes beyond the
usual time for refreshments-there is a feast
for the eyes, which are scarcely satisfied when
the stomach is fall"
The tribute to the mRster-mind and moving
spirit Of that road IL az feIicitous az IL ia we'll
deserved, and will, we are sure, be responded
to by all who know the man, or have enjoyed
the uxpries of his road. iH. rat..fI
'Long live and flourish I. W. Kennard,
Esq, the prince Of railway princes and
though he has chosen, with some kindred
anirits IN travail on iha Thread ,uoo,u -..
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Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HuBB4RBG BROTHER =; ! T. I.
tLAT on THE LOGAN COUNTY GAzRrrE1

N- = 4 nj
Having taken charge OF tho DAvroS RMrraE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing n first
to tho Patriotic, Iiborty loving Democracy oyary-
where, for their subscription and support.
The khPiRH will DO n Democratic paper, without
any prefix or qualification. II will DO for Constitution,
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace. '"fhs Rmpirs is
Pence" said Napoleon, and no, humbly, hut earnest.
W say we. These ideas We shall inculcate; not by
violent or foTcibl0 resistance to constituted authority,
but wlihin the pale OF the lay, BY argument. by hets,
This year OF 1864 is destined TO 10 memorable for
alt time. Iimust mark the Era of Democratic Resto.
Iat.pn--Lav, Order, Peace, aud unlon-or the utter
yenlng Despotsmi or Anarchy, which M moro to bo
deplored thHn DeaPotism.
One.of the conditions OF Domocratc success which
must DO csmphed with, is the dissenpnation Of Dem
ocratle papers. These onght 20 he pit In tho hands
S ~ sSs' II Ip aSab s y suesS Sssd ~ sss% b, ,I J, 5Gii we're et.
only 10 informed.
Thnse Who Ners readers Of the
L O GA ~ O. u r
win understand what Ia to hs tho character Of the
kMrIak In addition IN carefully prepared and sound
poiHoeraue editorials and solecuons, u will 10 ial Of
Life, spice, ana 'Varfsty.
A. hARioN MaLHoRSl- having declined to take
ment in he EsfsEa Of DAYTON. and vii SirTsg,ste
the evening horizon, y with his asual ability" M
1.-THE SEQUEL viii trnly show - i
COFFEE" ode sERENADE," 6c, viii sing hIs
merry songs ~ ofen a. occasion inspires than. 3
There will, - 10 the Logan ddIatts, DO q quantity Of.
fbuuernnts picked up under our own Tree" and
served n each number OF the Weekly.
In ndditon to this, oareidl attention will be paid 10
the News OF. tbs Week, Market Reports, and, IN q
word, al that goes 10 make up a pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound DomoarAhe paper.
We send lhis Prospectus TO old friends everywhere,
and to, many Of whom We hope to make friends, In
tho belief aud hope thAt they will aid nsI IN tho estab.
lshment Of = reasonably prosperous Democratic
paper. ssts.b i-Haa 90 .sE
TERMsi
To single shhecrtbeFs.s ~ per annuul, always 10 adj
vance. Ansr deliberation we have eonnludad. not
WithstAndiDR the pxorbltant prices for paper, Ink, &c f.,
70 send ten copies of the Weekly for Fifteen Dollars,
Knowing thst there ~ not q township IN OHIO whsIO a
club may not be made up on these terms.
q This Daily Ia sont To mail subscribers for 90 psr an
num- p ADVANCE or sig ponths Tor saI tlUCJ
Igolua HUBBARD q BROTHER,
DAYTON, ONO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

A, " s,-A joint meeting OF the A. V. s.
Of Washington and Vanburen Townships, will
DO held on Saturday at 8 o'clock P. M, the
18th inst, at their rooms in the latter Town.
ship A general attendance is requested, az
business Of Importance will be laid before the
meeting by the Deputy G. A., v. Sarl.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
Il O II s A Il r.
a, Ic. MeCLURE,

REAL
No. 400 THIRD sTREST,Ag JOHN n. bIappEL-
MANS OFFICE.
4 HAVE large amount Of property for aAle, sneh
AZ houses and lots, IN al parts OF the city, nj yari.
Gus prices, ranging lrom. four hundredt 10 lep thousand
dollars, o.. COED layinanin, and we'll Htualeds and
any quAntity OF vacant fotA Tor saie. Also, several
farms Tor salo, ranging nom ono hundred aud sixty
acres down 70 y two aerel & adjoining the clty aud ia
the county. syNRI ETIT
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
60 buy, viii do we'll 10 call on me, a. / shall give
prompt attention toRll business entrusted 70 my care.
] have had considerable experience IA the husiless.
iasdlm A. IN. MgCLITRE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Meeting Of the Ladies Democratic
Association.-Persuant to notice the La
dies Democratic Association of Dayton, mel
at the residence of VIM, N. Love, Esq, Fri.
day Evening, February 18th, when the follow.
ing proceedings were had
The President Of the Association, Mrs. W
N. Love in tho Chair.
On motion, it was agreed to have n Grand
Ball, under the management Of. lhs Iiadies'
Democratic Association, at Beckels Hall on
Monday Evening, February 22d.
On motion the following named gentlemen
we're then appointed Floor Managers
VIM. s. Huber, Chas. Il. Miller, J. C. Boil.
meyer, Jno. .NAuerth, Jr., +. Doubling, and +.
Van Buren,.
On motion, the tickets Of admission
for Gentlemen and Lady was Fixed
at one dollar and for every additional lady
6ity cents.
After the appointment Of other necessary
committees tho Association adjourned.
Mrs. f.. BRowS, Secy.
Persons wishing to sell tickets can procure
them Of Mrs. w. N. Love. .sItsl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Auction Of Personal PropOrty.-Th per
sonal property of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, consisting Of U. S. I 3lO Bonds, Car
pets, Chairs, Sofas, Engravings, &c, will be
sold without reserve to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, February l6, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. c.
p. Huber 4 Sons, Auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Fire.-The dwelling Of Mr.. EDWARD KISG
back Of the German Catholic Church, on
Franklin street, was much damaged by Ere
to-day, Loss covered by insurance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13
MC0lrdl.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established In hs Year 1850.

~ wv AFn
FoR THB OURH or PRIVATB DISEASES,
And andsF ne sontrol Of NO Of ne moe. HAninsut
Physicians in the world,
nR. y, nOHApARfH, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the past ven years Of the Gin
cinnau Yonereai Hospital, and Or. " n. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York. This 10 the snlV sfhee In che city
where Hermanent surs Of nVate Diseases can be
obtained, without the use u mer0ury or change Of
diet. 0On0rrhOa cared In ste "a hours, elect cured
in 3 to 10 DAYS s~Eiothrss cared in Ito sWoeks; Noe.
WsSknss snrsdI IL y ~ q wssSs; syphilis N he pnms.
~ stages cured ID days, See ndary symptoms In
70 sWSeEsi hi Diseases eured N / 10 3 weeks. i'm.
potency, Viaor restored IN I 70 AWeekH Alldiseases
Of private nature Eoaiod win unparalleled sueoeSs.
male or female.
Private Guide to Hsalah. - beneficial IN all, male aud
female, old and Young, shOuld read this book twill
e~niighten those wao rops In darkness Price 40
Dr. R.napSie's French raiSn, Malls sahd II Il.
perfeeuy safe, and never fails 10 70 satisfaction. lti A
We only SAFE and sure preventive Against dlseas ,.
ans, ~ per half dozen ~ par dozen, sent by mail,
eS-hadamo LoHiEg's Female Monthly Pills y n
mais diseases Ladies should Rot use theTs ,r1,Sg
pregnancy A. they VII produce miscaunaea. Pnce
o. per boF-stirs hns % sSptts aay addro az "
Drs. =. are M raen 10 consult anay a. an.
quessonahy acknowledged 10 b. the ehapp lo rs Gnd
nsSs, ,S a. NeS.bis rseoris nom ono tss S ssI33 S ssp ore $40
have heen aoehbtomed hou an sArly Age " Youth Il
witness NE various Diseases whleh Niilot haankaad,
s eRSt 20 s''Rfs ever rsI seSer1 : 81 iIiif sss.ss, q
humble abodeo poVerty - he aAnslon 1.-The veal.
.hy, and hlyinH sseeTtNnoi heyond a dor 80 ao vast
Auiienug Of Humanity, they deierminedt 20 aaIeet the
eenenAhye system a. their panicnlaruto DIV, and 10 Dc.
vote their vhole %gtepuon tot the hleYlA'k On ~ me he
answered unlesa ehey c%sutain q remit Ancs OF post.
ge stamp. Call Ia1drseat
- Dr.. a~oSArAatEA AEYNoLns,
he, isssyeaaatq Stes's ee'seea q = a,Eth, east
Once hours HON IAN. toSP,h. s6
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Especial Notices.


I EARNESTLY caution alt young mon sunaring
1 IRON Nervous Debility, 6c., against endangerinR
their health by palronlEing any Of the advertising
quacks. You eau fully recover by the meLhoda used
by the advertiser, and by hundreds OF others, and 10
no other way. Read - letter which ! will send you II
you will send me n post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct 10 EDWARD n. V
de2edRwGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Small POx, Rats and Fire-Abo Lin
coln having done almost everything else that
was mean, at last took the small pox, and for
a while the most beneGcent government on
earth was covered all over with sores. As
soon as we learned this unfortunate condition
OF .opr country, we were in daily expectation
OF the news that the Presidents dog would
catch the infection; from pure loyalty and de
%volion, 10 not from the tainted ar. At last
the news has come, about the time we we're
beginning to despair Of his loyalty, that For.
ney is lying very i'll with the small poI. We
thought We could hardly be mistaken ia our
man.
Henceforth vaccination is to be regarded as
a disloyal practice, and will probably be pun
ished by general order two thousand and one,
about 70 be issued. ...
Another piece Of news that we have from
Washington is, that the lower part Of the
White House ia so infested with rata I've mean
four-legRed, long.tailed, little rats) that il is
Impossible to get rid Of them. They have
taken possession Of tho foundation Of the
governments house, In our judgment these
arc the rats Of the least consequence. Wo
feel more troubled about the two-lsRged, he.
man rats that infest the upper part Of the
White House, hat have seized upon tho
Treasury Department from top to bottom, and
that are rioting in all the granarles Of the
country A little A%rsenic,i or a few terrier
dogs will easily put tho foundation rats to
fight bat tho higher gentry, the fellows on
two legs, are the fixed nuisances that arc liv.
ing upon the substance oEihe people with
little hope Of ever being exlerminaied
HUI these are not all the disasters that have
fallen upon "our country" Misforunes
never come single handed. The rats and tho
ANAL poE have been assisted In their raid ON
"our government BY a movement OF FIRE IN
tho rear atlhe stables aud horses Of our
chief magistrate have been destroyed By era.
This was m OWL that a lOvluR Congress ddti
fully made haste to repair; and already twelve
ihopsAHd dollars are being spent ia he speedy
erection Of new stables and the purchase Of
new borses. II we can make no edmp6nsa
ton for rat holes aud the holes OF the small
pex, Father Abraham, We can build you bot.
ter stables aud INV ysa fHsEhO0@alggJh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-13

Lunch.-John GenEnAgle, corner Of Finh
and Ludlow, will set a superb Turtle Soup
Tomorrow morning at 81 o'clock. Go early
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0 "a
CONCENTRATED LYE!

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
w al makes high pr SEES; saponiher heipa 10 ~
duco them. ltmAkes soap or Four cents a pound
by using your kitchen grsRsst 81
So oAUTIORt As spurious Lycs are offered
also, he careful and only puy, the Patontsd article
put up in Iron cans, NIL others being ceanterfoIts
PENNsYLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
PhIIAdsIphIa-NO. TAI Walnut street.
PittsbuTg-PItt 81. and Duquesns Way.
noi7daw3m
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Rustc.

II
I AN prepared 10 furnish String Mnsic fer balls,
L pEttieH, &oa At tho lowest possible rates. Having
played with Prof. fairchild during the last summer,
l feel e%ontdent that ! can satisfy al his old CUSTOM
ers, ANA metnbar ofhthe ~Ragimanthi Hand, and
ran furnish any number Of pieces for n string hand.
All orders len with Charles Thootald, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will he
promptly attended to-
del4i1m DANIEL n. BAKER.
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sAhdushy, DaIIOn and CIncInnan \. n
@MMa@&a@aeaa.asa

asss55%ezs,ss
N and after November 40, 1865, and unnl n,,,h.
NJ notice, Passenger and Freight luanA stt 80.
DA1TOh, going north, Aa f5loWai
IAN Am through Freight aud Ateon,nod.to,
O.tU with Passenger Car attached.
IiI.RA A.. N Mail tfun for bpnngdsld. geanoi,
lOsOV Ufhanai BeteiOntaihe, FUrsnt, Ii,ga 49,
9nhnuskJ, eonneotng Al Springfield win Iran ~,
LonlVh and COlutn1ttA, nT1Yiug IA COlmnll,v nt -,
~ ~ Uttana with train AZ COli1nLus, nj Iotesi M
irNh on fitlsb'igi w. Wayne a Chicago X ~
haa', arriving 10 UFeAVins ~ 6'4b p n aGd Ptttstts. "
s.S1A NJ nlOlgde With ItRh ON Cleveland AMI i,n
4. " goinS ElSt, arriving IN Cleveland a. k,ao
west arriving ID Toledo al l..lO u IN, Detroit M ,yhhf
m, VhlchEo NJ lUiJO a IN, aud sRnduHky AZ tal ~ -"
I'll r h. Night kxpfoss Tor hpiinRHelu ILL.,.
Vii aud behelVntnnot cOnuGsuhR AZ Ra,..s, .sm.A
IIHln gong East on llHhhuLg, NJ. Nkl hy and Ita".l"nn
hoiph' arriving n CrtHdine NJ oIS a a., PllsIs,,, !,
~ Somg west, With Tran arriving m NJ VS.~.ssV
o.@o N And lineage ~ lD.iv y ~, ut Ilytis Nttt yy,as,
on cleveland and Toledo X. X. arriving IN ,ln,sl.ann
eaoa M Dunhifh NJ 500 p m and buffalo nj L,gb a. 800
reielliss ~SRuuhsky nj 73lu M. ~" ~.
7,nk 7, A.. huntsville Aecontnudal,,,
ave Dayton ON ARRIVAL VI Imam nom T,,aa.
,yNlilihF Springfield NJ 800 p AZ, uHana al I0,1s a.
"eFt lAiNEl htllkJ y NJ, hellefontaunn "A 49,
anu Huntsville At I2.12A IN. ' %
lNketa VA THIS Line TO all points Norm raj an,
"V"al,Seh ~ hhd ~ Tie Ticket Otituo IN ths Unta, H.,
TEAmL W; KING, Ticket Agent.
f'Ie always ~ low M by auy other rouL.
a . flhlvundiun relative 10 shipping treryLf a, -
sptsvtspPPy ~ the uoinpany's fnnsht bepot-I ~
n; q. 0hAIr. cen. Ticket Agent. "'lIsSt
hhNN
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Hllh0ls CenlraI RalIrona.


CHANGE or TINA.
n nj d 90er Monday, Eoyemberi IA. I'M
Ir"lN VIII lesfh haIoou aud Pana, AZ iofots
Going n prth, llO D ~ and Ieo0 n al
Soing sOt'ui, 800 a M and 500 D m @
.HI ~ ftai LEAVE PAPAF"f .t. 500 H..
loing NORTH Goo IA aRd Rlsu a m.4 ..t A .-.
dol1K sonth, u;3ua IA aud T1b "a
non & ". 2. JUuNSoN, Den. pisasaa
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Dayton, 1Genla and OolumbUs R@,ir,a.,

AMMsaHa aa5rS0sssa.@
e;tsEE kuy lIAna Easb yl aleitnnIa-
iilfns I.eiy u tSy.op e eI k1sstIE Vnies. '"''usn
Lasi ri loiiYNa: Night kHpfsts Iss%s tAYtcn Tor a..
STOP eiTy ~ X sddsoTiy1 cypress A. lii6a, M; thSsss' tts =
pN"J ~ Aehih aud London, Aoronns. Thhs
COiumbus. '''"h uetNeon Dayton an,
modsuoakS y ~ D1yton, light eHpross As q. m. Ac...
press ft9p, m. "'' "pu VihclnnettD Dag IA
or ihan In y y9llhons tno. wtiah d n mibuto.i..
eailiSS aass. uSSets can be had for all Eastar,
noI3 Ns'" hihsi fcket lRAnt 'NsA'eSL.
Nv ~, snperpt.nL
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DalllmOre and OhIn RnIl.n.a

~ - NJ asaassE asaaszss7
AhhAf NATIONAL ROUTh.-Ternn.Is---a4
SSnt ,a asS an ang o. haian,oro on the Easi, aid WI, "s sss
/ mLes With ihta,fr,%SS Ss'1g on he West, 1t which Zine.
Iisee 1 ~ wf gs ison,hyesl and NofthresI' On
~ Ibis ia ~ " mmy % ~ me Eastern Citles.i N boo
and " nAun9ta Al $50, TiaO and lVs1U a M ~, =
r,sSs NJ, 1i on sundsys al t9O and T!(6' ~ ~, ~
heHte " AANlngtdn al bsuO, 9sU and n ~ ~ Ohll
~ I,, ti ~ hLhdhya At $50 and D m ani, ANU "a"
,ta WWosu.4kp5, -Tk'ls " the kastefn utiles cae ~ 1,
- N'utukA.'u Iltl ~ AN additional char,,a ~ f.o'ut'S
~ 10 4A,o0Ilutnro AZ low ar Nv AM
at any Of he , n,IS.ls Ts hSHmorsSpd OHIO KsiIS TS
ifllI J. ~. sUbLIVAa. -, uulIh West
W . lAftr5US ~. COLfs, Ton. Tlokst Az a.
'ohiIh' Mastet Of TtRnspoTiaiion
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dayton and Michigan Railroad.

I'm and amer Sunday, Nov 10, Uses, trans VI
" leave Union Depot, sixth street. tor Toledo an
all intermediate points aa follows H
Toledo and Chicago Mail Al 10 W n m.
chicago and Detroit Night EApfesa AZ 500 D m
npU ". NJ shOkMAkkk, hnperlnlrndrni
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NadrOaos.
bagLoh 4Ne.lera EnIr0aa.


ON and amer Monday next trains on ne lhdial
~ Central viii leave che Union Depot, Sixth street
Atsb5 am and 400 y m,
Returning, VIII Afuve at lilo a m audi W D m. O.
The $40 a m, aud 400 ~, express. uRms ma .
close oonDnetiona 70 AL points IN the Vest aud soui,,
aud 3,U0 y m train 10 the shortest and quickest tuu h
10 Chicago md the Northwest. M
non n. ". WOODWARD, superintendent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-20

AMONG the late items of rebel news is the
story that W. r. w. CoBB, of Alabama, has
been accused of disloyalty to the Confederate
Government. A glance, therefore, at his pub
lie record will not be without interest. He
was born in Tennessee, and is in the nttv.
seventh year of his age. He received q good
plain education. was for time preacher in
the Baptist Church, but has chiefly devoted
himself to agricultural pursuits. He served
two years in the Alabama Legislature. and hay-
ing been elected to Congress in 1s47. continued
to serve until 1861, when, with reluctance, he
followed the Alabama delegation in their stam-
pede out of Congress. He was always an
obstinate Democrat, and by all who knew him
deemed an honest man and politician. The
credit was awarded to him of having engi-
neered through Congress the bounty land bill
OF 1860, and the graduation bill of 1854. He
resided in mountain region of Alabama, and
the pure cir of these beautiful hills seems to
have kept him from yielding to the banefnl
influences of secessionism.