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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
Horrible Catastrophe.

On tho morning Of the 2lst INST.
horrible accid.ot occurred on the
Pennsylvania Central railroad, near
Thompson town, eleven miles east OF
Mia7in, by the express train RAINING
into coal train.
The baggage car ofthe express was
driven back into the first passenger car
and bu, few Of the passengers escaped
tee ause the car soon caught fire and
the wounded and others could not be
removed in time to save them, except
six. The remainder shout forty we're
either crushed or burned to death.
Below we give few extracts Of the
horrible scene ~ depicted in the Pitts
burg Chronicle"
''One young lady, some sixteen or sev.
crteen years Of age, they struggled TO
draw from window, but being fast
unacr the baggage car, she at last drew
herself back again and persisted within.
A man who had dragged himse IL par,!y
through window, found himself fast
also, and, laying himself on the side Of
window, was consumed before the
eyes Of the Mortified spectators. On
the left side OF the train soldier with
one leg succeeded in getting it through
the window, but Was unable TO force
his way farther, and persisted as he was
his charred remains, after the wood
work had sufficiently burnt away, falling
headless, armless mass upon the other
track. One woman, with fur children
are known 10 have been among the
number OF victims.
The scenes which now ensued beg.
gar words and defy description in the
sicksning and narrowing character Of
their details. The dense mass Of bag
gage matter and human remains which
the wreck Of the two forward cars con
tanned caused them to burn couple Of
hours longer than TITO two following.
On the right of the train, early in the
progress ofthe fire, . charrsd, shape,
less and headless mass rolled smoking
into the road down by the tide of the
track. High IN the air AMI resting
upon tangled mass Of iron rods and
tin shee,ing was another one with arms
drawn up upon the heart, and lcgs
burned of to stumpa, from whose ex.
tremities the femoral bones stood out
with horrible distinctness spd naked
ness into the air. By its side was an
other equally charred and dis6gured.
Just under, aud lying upon the fsaRe
Of wheel, was another black mass.
which, with the encircling springs OF
hoop skirt, were all that remained Of .
woman. The smaller ribs and other
bones of children getting ont from the
burning mass, presented, # possible, a
more sad and lsmentabIe sight. On
the left side resting between the wheels
and on the after truck, the Gre soon re.
vealed human head, abont which the
flames Tapped and licked until the white
skull .hone out, and the features gaped
and prinned Is il 10 mockery OF the hor.
rid carnival.
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D1 ED

DIED
Sept Goth, a.ter > lingering I pAinfac
sick ness, Charles Herriek aged ~ years.
He had thought Of death - being near, Aad:
asd Prayerfully sought pre-
paration.
On the morning preceding HE disease No.
expressed . readiness to depart snd said Ne.
did not fear to die IS he had asked God 70
70. give his sins, AMI he thought he hal done
30,
nCeAse here to detsin me.
Kindcet mother, drow ned Ia woe,
Now thy kind cares ses pain me
Morn advances me 60"
"Lately launched trembling stranger,
On this worlds wide boistsYoue flood,
Pierced with sorrows, tossed with danger !.
Gledly return 70 0od.'
There. my father, pleasures center,
Weeping, parting. care Or Voc,
Ne er our Heavenly homo shall enter:
Nora advances-Let me 60
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

Said Democrat, conyersing with >
ardent Union man, III disaster 10 our
arn'e. is necessary to the election Of
Mcclellan then ce!eore dis&ste.' -
These attocious sentiments are be-
coming more and more oommos among
the followers nf Pendleton and Nc.
Clel,an. They are the natural offspring
Of the Chicago Platform.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Of Illinois
For Vice President,
ANDREW JOHNSON
OF Tennessee.
Fer state
Nor Supreme Judge
CO COLE.
Of Des Moinsa
Secretary Of State
JAMES WRIGHT,
" Delaware Co
State Auditor
J. A. ELLIOT,
Of Mitchell, Co.
Attorney General
/. L. ALLEN.
Of Tama Co.
e,ato Treasurer
", Fl. HOLMES
Of Jones Go.
Ragiste, Of State Land Office.
J. A. HARVEY,
ofFremon! Co.
Presidential Electors nj Large
c. BEN DARWIN,
WM. THOMPSON.
District Judge.
G. II. cONKl.lN,
u Benton County.
Dissr,c. Attorney
c. r. SCOTT.
Of Jones County.
rs Member Of Congress,
=. - tfKlN NELL,
Of Powesheik Co.
Tlector Of 9Th Con. District
DANIEL ANDERSON
Of Monroe County.
COUNTY
For Cuunrv Judge,
+. A. GRAHAM.
For County Clerk,
D. ID. APPLICANT.
ror Sheriff,
KNIGHT DEXTER,
For Recorder
JACOB YIESER, u.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
St. Louie, September 81.

Official information puts Prices
main force At Frcdricktown, with the
advance at Farminytown, St. Frances
county. The main h,iv il estimated
a, tea or twelve thonnsanA strong. prin.
cipa'y s.ysiFs. IRE advance cf about
tonr nous nd are c3nalets.
Linht stacks were made 90 Plot keeo
ard Irontoa yesterday, vhioh we're eas'
ly Tepu!4ed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

The crop Of 1o,son vii be 40 prohta
bic on the leased plantations Of the
South ,hi. year that one lssec, formerly
news paper correspondent, will rev.
lie . profit OF Sl0o.oo
John G. Nicolay, Esq. and Major
John Heny, the Presidents private
Secret aries, drew the first class prizes
in the draft At Washington the other
day.
Dan Rice, the circus man, 10 the
Democratic candidate for State Sena-
tor in one oflhe diatriots Of Pennsylva.
mia.
An Atlanta correspondent ofthe Mo.
bile Reyister states fact which shows
how destructive the war has been on
the rebels. lie Gays :-"I brought
,hirty.6ve men with me from Baldwin
county. Of these only ono il left
Frank Sutton,) and have given him a
bomb. proof police to keep the Yankee'
from killing him. I will save him for
seed.
While Abraham Lincoln has AL times,
and under all circumstances, exerted
his influence TO procure for the soldiers
in the field the right TO vote. George
| B. Mcclellan declares in favor ofJudge
Wood ward. (Copperhead,) Of Pennsyl
| vania, who decided against the right o.
the aoldiera TO vote.
Soldiers please mako note Of It.
Tho Suffolk corporation in Lowell
found . loaded percussion shell, weigh
ing fifteen pounds, in bale Of cotton
| on monday. They paid for It At thu
! rsse u 30 per pound.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

A "Wesr. your last. winter overcoat
club" has been formed in Boston. Blk
" to one hundred dollars il the price
Of overco a.s in that city sh.s fall.
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Ma,shsl,own, Sep. 18th, 1854.

Pos, h..,er Gen Blair has resigned
h,s place in the Cabine, 81 the Press
den''- request. W. presume Oh Abe
w,!l learn the disposition of thoAe crrs'y
nve. bearing. Ri.irs after awhile,
FIX Coy. D anlson Of Ohio. has been
appointed in bis place.
THn LrGnT or the OF THE HnUeK
Notwithstanding faces are the house
hold light Can q wife expeo. her hus
bant! to smile when she set. before him
poor bread ? Caa husband look for
s,sleS from h,s wife il he offers her in
terior materials for making bread IF
v,n, air, viii please your wife get De
Land's Chemical Sa!era,as, and ahe
Will produce bread and biscuits that
will please you-th., will please her
and taer. will be light in the household
smiles all around.
A refugee from Columbus, Miss, Who
was " Chicago during the Mcclellan
Convention, and attended one o. It's
sessions, ssys thst il hs had been
brought into the w,gwam asleep, and
Weakened amid the apeenhes Of the del.
Rates, he xonta five sworn, from their
fur against the Federal Government
and the Union soldiers. and their blath.
erskite about the "righte OF the South, !"
that no WAS back again in Mississippi
People throughout the Moth have got
the impression that that Was . rebel
Convention, from simply reading the
newspaper reports Of its proceedings.
The legslity Of Gov. G'lmore's veto
of the '.Sollicrs' Voting Bill" will soon
be decided by the Supreme Court Of
New Hampshire The opinion OF the
bent joris,s conyersant with tho facts
Of the case i. that the position taken by
tho Legislature will be sustained. The
soldier. az the granite State will not he
cheated out Of their votes either by the
Juggling Of progressed friends or the open
hostility Of the Copprrhsads.
The receipts nf internal revennc for
the hrst half nf the current month are
about eight and half million
dollsrs, being nearly million doliars,
moro than tor the same period Of last
month.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

GsIsNsLL, Sept. 23}. 1894.
Mr. EprroR.
A, about O'Clock day the draft
for Tsma ceuniy commenced AT the
Prov MsrsEa,.'s ofic. al Grinnell in the
presence Of crowd Of curious specta.
tors. Mr. Ramsge managed the wheel
and Mr., Resrn.. from Marion county
after being hlinit,lde,l, drew the f.l-
towing names from their respective
townships:
Howard township: 90 names to be
drown from. to b. drafted. ? drawn.
William Wilton, 2 Arch,nedas By.
! waters.
Otter Creek: 102 names to he drawn
from I. 10 be drafted a drawn.
W,llism meek 2 Barney Fox. 3 John
Drahu-, 1 Woodrow Lane, 5 F'rsnc .
Hulka. 6 Enoch Irish. : Isaac Arn>by
! 8 iIez.kiah Baker. Q Jnhn Ducatche,'.
10 Amos @. Morse, II Vinc.n. Weaver,
u Chester A Russell. l3 Nelson Bid.
we'll, "a Patrick Leonard
! Carroll 'owa.hips: 30 names to he
drawn f.nn,. . TO be- Drafted, drawn.
I Alph.us Hawrt,t, 2Charie> Pierce,
3 William H. Riley, H.nr. Barr.
Oneida township IL names to lie
drawn from. l t. be draf,.d, drawn.
/ Nathan Thomae Fla. w Bacon.
| Salt Greek township: 59na 0 be
drawn from 2 to he draf I'd, drawn,
l R,be,, N .curdy, 2 George A. Nc
Chesney, George +. Clippinger. I
Richard Rcnner.
Genn--eo township: SO names to he
i,avn from / to be drafted, 2 drawn
l William Pereriil. 2 VIM. II Spencer.
Buckingham .nwn-h,p: SO names In
be drawn from l to be drafted, 2 drawn
/ Nelson Reed, 2 J. e. Wood.
Richland township: 50 10 be drawn
from, 2 10 be drsfted, 4 drawn,
Hiram n CLAY, Page H Straw,
Alfred NJ K.en John Ccngler.
Highland township: Fl names to be
drawn fr.m, 2,o be drafted, 4 drawn,
/ Charlie. w. NJ .fFet, 2 Charles E. Al
den, s, lves,-r J. Alden, I William H
Cronk.
Indisnyillag": 1877 names to y" drawn
from, 4 to he drafted, 8 drawn, .. Il
shr.mplin. 2 Bcwell W. Fellows,
Thomas Paxon. 4 jacob Yeag.'. H
S. DuVore, s Michael Percell, 7 Root
Fish, John Fisher.
Carolton township: ~ names to b.
drawn from. 3 10 be drafted, 6 drawn
( / Heny l.. D"bson, 2 james F. Con
ant, Warren Bacon j. Stephen Mul
| nix, S Huston J. Patterson, 8 Joht
Th"rp.
TIL. Board Of enrolment adjourned
iii the next morning, Sept. Gath At
o'clock to proceed 10 draft from Jasper
comfy
General Grants family are now il
Burlington. New Jersy, where they vii
pemaiu fcr sosss tisuv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
i Good Local Agent WANT
ed.

70 engage In the light pleasant End prof.
table business Of selling the
WHEELER = Wilson. Highest Pre-
MUM Sewing Machine.
In TAMA COUNTY, IOWA. The ~. = -
Mfs. Co. desire the services 81 81 active. On
sr.stic ANA thorough going basiness psraon
= - mai viii 30 offered most liberal induce
ments. Application may b made 70 Geo. =
Chittsnden denl Agent los Lake st. Chicago
III. 81 to 8. l. Richardson. travelling Agt.
webster City lows, from whom prompt alton
lion win DO reed. 1 who will take pssasnrs n
Furnishing thorough Instruction and sssist-
anoe Il commencing this desirable bvsiness.
Toledo, Sept. goth 1884.
81. RICHARDSON.
Trs,. ~ Y. I y. MI. G.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

The rebel General LonaAtreet has
recovered tYoD the wounds Of tho VII
derness, and is again in command Of
of his corps.
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70 hereby given that my. wife Elisabeth
Harrington has left my bed and board with
out any just cause. All persons are hereby
forbidden from harhorins Or trusting her on
my account as | viii pay mono Of her
contracts.
Sept. 18th 1854.
JOHN HERRISGTON,
vGnaQv3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

MANFRED -.
In roleda On the 18th iast.. By T, A. Gre
hem County Judge Mr.. Mathew ~ Churchill
4 Mics Nsuey Dlosssr. .
same Mr. Henry Linton & Mise Brit.anin
Blssser AL Of Toledo.
she 3lss MT, ~ r. 4. Graham. CcuRty
Judge, Mr.. Adam Zshrune, Of Colnmbis
Township + Mrs. Jauo Wear " his pAos.
Al laka On the evening Of the 32sd irs.,
by the same, John T. Walters i Laura ".
Hamburg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

One * onr subscribers, . few days
ago, handed us the Campaign Age,
coppcrhesd paper published q, Phila
delph,a, rematk'ng that it was mos,
virnlent copre,head sheet and wished
IA 70 examine it. We wouli say to
him that il ia but fair sample Of all the
copparhcad sheets published in the
Union. We have them in this State
equally virnlcrt Our friend like many
others, is hardly aware how traitorons
G,c coppcrheads are. I,vould do them
good occasionally 70 look into snoh
sheets to ece what vile, treacherons
enemy we have 10 combat in tic north
a. we'll m south.
Gen. Fremont and Mr.. Cochrane
have Withdrawn their names ~ candi
dates for President and Vice President,
Fremont probably say thai all The north
IN people would not ain him in revkina
- ~Fe~ ~ 1NeelH
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Amusemfnts.
RROoKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.


RROoKLYN ACADEMY Of MUSIC.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
SEVENTH REGIMENT N @. BAND
GRAND PRoMES&DE CONCERT
MUsEOLA ASSOCIATION
on P9 TIsPxb,y A SSf %lSy OF MUSIC.
At 3 O'Clock.
PROGRAMME:
FIRST.
2 song Yeuow.iisircd Ladiie' ........scotch
4. Sone--Pollcca-" Puritaui1 ........... Beiini
Mss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
:. Walt" L. Rcmantique' .............. Lenner
4. Cuicdstep-Medley ....................Gralula
PART SECOND.
Z. narch-.. Tanlll4useT' Wagner
o. Gaop-Medley
9. song-" Clara Louise Polka .........E. muzio
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
10. Ara-Dinorah....... .Meyefbeer
H. u Baccio e. The Kis4'l .................Arii,i
y. CluicAstep. .Orafgho
ORDER OF DANCING:
!. Quadriile-Musnola.
3. Lenccra
4. Redowa.
s. Quadrilic.
O. Polka Rcdowa.
:. Laneers.
q. Gaop
,. g. Quad1lle.
Finale--Grand Tattoo. .,GFafala
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
edward Bell.
Chqs Carroll Sawyer Wilam /. Gil,
Nm H. Walbndge, John II. Ackeunan,
j. NJ. Mozart, Robert VI. Fuller.
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE:
George Il. Lincoln, J. b. Whitaker
J. II. frotiiu sham Ches. ii. WILLIAMSON,
s = Guy. ~. y. Parsons.
Merir Chcksng Sons win furnish the Grand Piano Forte
90 bee used ON this occasion.
Tickets , each -
For tho principal Music Stores, and At tie Boz ONCE
Of the Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
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Sales bn Auttion.
EOR SALE at AUCTION,
ALDERNEY CATTLE
AID
SHETLAND PONY,

On WEDNESDAY, June g. at 1 O'Clock p. m.
Nj 4. r. MlNTURN will offer for sale az COWS and
CALVES Of Pure blood Attorney Cattle imported and bred
imported stock being the remainder Of ny herd OF Al
derney Cattle Of which twenty head sold Two years sgo
and gave 80 lauch satisfaction.
The beauty and The wei known rich quality Of the mil OF
these cattle from the Channel and. them very desr
able FOX gentlemen who Keep but ew They be
opposite 5lr Murs stores No Il5 Pearl Hanover
square, from O'Clock the morning II the 9Th June tai the
hour II sale O'Clock on the same day. Aiso,
one ws.iiIailcd imported SHETLAND PONY.
The sale Of ported ShotHoued Stock will be deferred
tie Fr % Rochester IN the FAIL unless previously sold a
private safe Ior particulars apply 10
~u0nAS RICHARDSON, No. IS Broldway.
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CHICAGO AND NORTH Wzs1ERs RAILWAY CoNPAAT,
April e. I1Ct
H7UE ANNUAL MEETING OF the BOARD
4 aud STOCKHOLDERS o. tie CHICAGO AND NObll
y(pslFRN RAILWAY COMPANY for ihe election OF Dl.
RFCIORs and for tle transaction Of any other busnes that
may come before them, viii be- held a. Tie once Of NE Col
Tsv n e City Of Chicago on THURSDAY, tic q day Of
june -.' o. WILLIAM b. OGDEN. President.
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0rTcs OF FliSr sTSt RIVER MIlSise Co. ;

so 10 Na..4u.st., NEg- DIX, Nay p, io5i.
NOTICE is hereby given Tat an ASSLoo--
~ MINT Of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
slere NJ ti. C.rei Stock OF tle FLINT STEEL RIVER
MINING COMPASY, payable Of te Once o. te Seaieliy,
". ID Nassal-a, NloIk, OA LA5DA4' t"e - --J "
June next. t,.t.
Tie Transfer Book win be closed 10, Day, aiiei when
no stock M oc tr.ed unless the a'-esnleAt 'A@ N1'7
+. x. McCULLY, Secretary.
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Ocean Gteamer5.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
4 ciiss STEAMER viii leave Newly ORR on the 81, lJ.h
end 2d OF each month cycep. sen those dates a on n y
DAY when the dy Gepliso viii be the MONDAY iol-
loving
FOR Freight or Passage apply = the only Office No Bow
Ing green. u. Is. ALLAN Agent
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-Thc First
4 class n. : Nah steamship LOCUST POINT Can't.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, will leave Pier 80. p n r., on SAT.
UKDAl. JUNE al O'Clock PM Passage with unsurpassed
accommodations 500 For feight passage apply 70
II. B. CROMW ELL Co.. No. 20 West 81
rEAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
4 PASSAGE OFFICE, No. rs Sou,h-st., New York.
DRAFTS On ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES.
TAPsCOrTS CELEBRATED LINE or LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TNiCE 4 WEEK.
X LINE or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Parties wishing take passage send for their friends
remit money " tie Old country do the lowest
by appying,o TAPscOir BROTHERS Co;
No. 10 South-st.
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Amnsementg.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

yARNUMs AMEkICAN mUoEUM'
GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS
SPLENDID PRODUCTION
OF BOUCICAULTS GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA,
JANET PRIDE,
JANET PRIDE.
with New and Elegant Scenery, Costumes and Properties
Characters by Mesrs Nage Hadaway and Janison, nrs
Prior. Miss Afford and the entire company.
AFTERNOON aud EVENING, at and u o.clock,,
ENTHUSIASTIC AND CONTINUED APPLAUsE
THE BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL FASCINATING
MILE. ERNESTTNE,
MILE. ERNESrlNE,
MILE. ERNESrINE,
who appears every Afternoon and Evening
IN NEW AND CHARMING DANCES.
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER,
Between the Acts.
To be seen az all hours Of the day and evening,
COLOSSAL GIANTS aDd DlMlSUTlNE DWARFS.
Monsieur JOSEPH, ex.oiicer Of the French Army.
And ANNA SWAN, the NOVA SCOTIA OlANIEsS, each
over eight feet hi.h. -. - ~,
r,,,r,,, . smallest man living ,.
THREE ALBINO CHILDREN. aged D and years and =
months-NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED
Daily additions Of rare aud wonderful tish to the
THE BEAUTIFUL AQUARlA. -
PHRENoLOGIcAb EXAMINATIONS AND CHARTS,
By PROF. LIVINGSTON.
4 JAPANESE MASKIS HOG.
MINIATURE SKATING POND
BRIDAL GROUP d. GEN. TON THUMB AND WIFE.
COM MUTT and MINNIE WARREN, In the costumes
worn az the Generals wedding aud others.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS rom Colorado Territory,
the only in this region
THREE SPECKbfD BROOK TROUT, each weighing
OVER FOUR POUNDS.
MONSTER SERPENT, n feet long.
ROBERT HOUDlN'S AUTONATON WRITER.
THE MUslCALLI-EDUCATED SEAL,
And nngmerible other eurosities.
Adnis sion. p cents; children under ten. - cents.
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4 An INTEREST in A FOUNDRY and iAClilNi--
sHOP in sT LOUIS, No, for sALE-l palty WI ~.
,e, tt.r $4,000 "a arrer amount could De uaea 70 ~
ag. de,irng TO invest m au old and nel sieb
f and WtCiIlNE-slIOP, ia St. Louis hlq io', aS,i
isre and profitable bIsine-s can PlHN iiA1f. an
IN tIcra1 y a9de ius tire underlined. who VA give u
nece.s-v Information iy the action OF the state Coh'en
ton Missouri is now ffor state aud Der immense i.'
ea Ill., deve epcd by FTee Labor Will make her ons o. wv
richest sstc8 IN tie West and tie eoundhce o. lIoi l
Goal in tie Immediate vicinity o.! lie c'y inaAea ni'
yery drsr Die Investment WM u. MAKAliAdi - Lon"i
Missouri
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clayal4s3 ~ Iols2o R ~, C .,9

TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders
! ofthe CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CON,
PaNl or tlt Election Of Directors 0l -c ensuing year ana
The trar 81 otar approIrats business. wiz be he'd 90
The Como.uy's Office 81 Cleveland, WEDNESDAY, June
18Th le1
TIE pls win be open rom u oc,ock 70 o'clock p.
The stock transfer books viii close ON saturday mr.
June nd reiaan cl0sed un,i nllay nornr June IT,
TIE question o. increasing the cpiJa socA Of t-e company
for ls pap,se of retiring Convertible bonds. nd 9i o'Hef
purpose .l be- submitted ae Sockhcitnrs, IT. accord
tncs w.h en- act Of tie Lciaille Of ~ passed Nay !,
~ IT, G. LUCE, Secretary
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STATE OF NEW ) DIRK,
OFFICE OF lAYeA.IEg.pEa IA.

STATE OF SEw DIRK,
OFFICE OF pAYeA.T 10 gaEFAL
ALBANY. MAJ o. l9oA }
TOR WANT of tho like facilities as were
Afforded me iu the northern AID W t.ru Divisions, thr
Non enlisted under hr recent calls ia tie souilefn DYE
i oil ffe state compiling tIr hr.t tsn Con .iln pa
frief. were OBLIGED. most ofem. 90 fo 10 te td without
tHr STATE BOZ MY n tAe recent ba.t many "ho- ty
raymasrf Ld pot a set been l'e o. ieaeA ." 'N' N.u '
have been killed. - -
Widow. and oicrs residing IN NowYrt CITY and i, Vi
entity l4vir claims on this 9Ace VIII htlty can on N"o'
pDf,ftr HENSON ir BIO. 3 S,lfcff, A''s-i prA 'ilgi
have ler taprs arrni,d and forwtrdoi FREQ q. expense
JDhN ID. Van Bl kEHi lnym4ates General
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pUBMC SALE of CAPTURED and ABAN'
L. nL-llnL-u INV

4 DONED PROPERTY. 80,
hGascX WARRINGTON. May 20 lhi.
large lot of RAGS, OLD NOS gne Ais ,eil,so S NJ
Kinsstree Ae4andriI. "a This fae cmsracei ost! ~
pounds Of Ias ard 10 tons 81 l1ed r"Q.tJ ip'sI i,
80 r,e IN IN a, anic1Is Goods, such ~ taled III -
Welt. ana Oysters Pickles, Cmde., Je.les, Ei.nce
dimes Cakes Concentrated Mia Cheese &C. Sc' i'''
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WINTER GARDEN .:.,,,-,.,,,.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Two HOURS OF LAUGHTER AND DELIGHT!
MAJ 4ED MRS ". J. TLIoRaEGXScE,
MR. AND MRS w. J. FLORENcE,
EVERY NIGHT,
in Byron's celetrl;ed bafiescue OF
FRA DIAV OLO,
which drawing crowds those ta. gathered
20 Ihe IcAetoiLeay Man and has been pronounced BY
''' '''''' lie s' Perfection OF BURLEsoUE.
FRA DlAkH.O, asa the Marquis ii Centre A-t IN ami
abe and eaptyans s'.-ns' 'us,i as Il, are 'fnoRpycr
BEPPo, aparticalary heavy raihan, not troubled
with the ailte,t cifIiue NJ g conscience. OK, IN
deed anything hut tho holrseuess p.cu b rnrlo- -
'pp1red Nv Me-. iir,nr Bower. A. IT, Biseport r. E.
Morris, Ebere, Rely. Dennison, Mrs Chanifau and Mrs
''''' MUSIC INCIDENTAL:
Opening Chorus Fal.t" .Loenzo, Meo and CabineeEs
Descriptive Song and Chorus, There's mons'sr
who lives L9reazo and Chorus
Duet Don't annoy Oh ..LoId and Lady Alcash
- ,. -t 10y 5 s,oio
Duo. ..aist,rd 70 9uf H. fepp5 ani Cileomo
Couccr, d Piece DO not iye' Hands
In, ,op eos III Wr..o, Beppo
G.. aeested Piece, hcolea &c Dooaer do
Concerted riece, "Neny By, T..,--,r-,..u....
Duet let us leave Ray aud LADY AIcash
Grand Chorus. La Keriaeu.e" taus,
C9ther- Beppo Oiaomo, Hu.ani Iberi
song DARK sir dSes.ed in bue ;;........tr Disyoo
Song. - s.s bin Yankee oodIe........ Lorenzo
t@e-L ; VERY BODY
THRICE MARRIED.
VITA sous--" .p lia with his WAiskeE.,"
.,....,..... aad " Young Recruit
yICrlRINE. LIZ PAGE
eu Opera Singer, with
''''''>'- -0'' GEbMtS s0SG "Dri Federn am hOot"