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, 1864-12-25
From Routhwest Virginia.

NHw YorK, December 2A-The Richmond
Etnmtner Of tie a1st has an indefinite report
that The rebel General Breckinridge had two
engagements with the national forces under
Bnfbfidgc, or stoneman, on last Sunday and
Monday, near Glade Spring, Southwest w.
gtnia, and defeated them, and compeiled them
zee. The rebel salt works at saltvi1le were
reported to be safe, though It wns believed
lint the lead works 1T Marion are destroyed.
, 1864-12-25


1amasion OF tho Governor.
TIE RAID rRox 1A1os ROUGE.
The Mobile Argus says:
There Is no doubt now that Federal raid
Ing to,cc, consisting Of five thousand cavalry"
twelve pieces of artillery, and train Of sixty
wagons and pontoons, commanded by Cen.
Davidson, left Baton Rouge on the Sosh ult-,
and on the 1st reached Psngipaho, o. Camp
.uttcd dwellings,, stores, etc, made prisoners
ST and carried with them. the hotel keeper,
most master and all the citizens who were
foolish epouch to lay themselves liable. In
tact they seem to have every thing their own
woy. az there were no forces to confront them.
After doing all the damage they could, BY
robhing, arson and brutal Treatment, mored
III the direction Of Fr9nklin, L which Is the
tata to proclaim Mobile as their Objective
ruint. or course this fs ridiculous, but may
| thcy not attempt to reach the Mobile and
| Ohio Railroad land should not preparation
| he made to defeat that object. This road Is
| Tcrv ius>ottant to us and should be defended.
Gov. Clarke has ordered ont bis resezSes but
| Il will require time to concentrate aud osEa-
nize them. Col. McCulloeh Is here with q
ia1ge cayalrr force, and VIC could certainly
! srayc enough infantry and artillery, for few
DAYS, to administer deserved chasttsenent
mon these devils for their tenefttJ: Oppose
i thern With sufficient force, and let Governor
| Cialke get In their rc4r, and between the two
fitcs hu might be pretty roughly handled.
- TIRE HyAsroN or MISSISSIPPI =.
erba, people of, Mississippi and Alabama
must tfie al once. The enemy hre- con1ng
iye thousand strong. Thsy nove on horse
nck at the rate Of thirty miles per day
TLey come with cannon and PORTIONS. Ihet
, 1864-12-25
The Worf,, Tenuesgee.

\ NC w tAK k11 A%A&z3NS01Ss, II
SEW YoRK, Saturday, Dec. A.-Some Of
the Richmond editors, 1.,thing and snartinE
under the late succession Of defeats to their
AIMS, abusc JEFF. Davis in severe language,
charging his meddlinE In military matters as
the cause Of all their mfsfortunes-
The Richmond Etdms,xr Of the !lst says It's
armyM Tennessee has been terribly misused,
and has suffered awful injury, but 1t NAV be
restored to full efficiency b. the hand that
d:dit after Missionary Kidge, Gen. johnson.
, 1864-12-25
Scr7orts Illness OF Bishop F1tx.
patrick,

John i. FitzpatricK, b. b, Catholic Bishop
of this Diocese, Is very sesiousiy ~ and it is
! card, lies at the point Of death. Prayers
were said for him In the Tasious churches Of
the diocese yesterday: Dr.. Fitzpstflek: is
/ n ihc church al an eminent divine He has
! been in feeble health for sometime past, and
lately returned from Europe, where he had
! been travelling to recruit bis strength. We
/ believe that be has not preached since his fe-
turn home.-Boslom |ou1nos, 1871.
, 1864-12-25

,~ A live woman is on her way from Rye
gate. Vt, to San Francisco, in = close pine
be1, shout the size Of a coffin, and her appear.
RtptlNaua says, gave rise to consldessb1e OK
cdfemcnt. 6he has nervous affection OF the
brain, and this mode Of transportation was re-
sorted to, to protect her from tho noise inca-
dent to The Journey. The box has small ap:
eatnse to admit a1 contains d5s n,rf 9Sd .S san Is
chaureH her box for 4 bed
, 1864-12-25
A reAID INTO TR1E ENEIITsS
COUNTRY.
Gems. Hurbrfdge and stoneman Doing
EnnlaEe on The virginia md East
Tennessee Railroad.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec s3.-Thc rebel pa-
pers contain the following:

.FoR1nEss MONROE, Dec. 9.-Thc rebel pa-
pess contain the following:
"LTHcunuaa, Va, Dec. A.-Passcngczs by
the western train tonight report = raid on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, at Bris-
tol, Tenn. The enemy Me supposed to be a
portion Of Burbridgc's command from Beau
Station, They advanced rapidly, and entered
Ing considerable omount Of Government
stores, an engine and train on the East Ten
ucssec and Ytrginia railroad, and the western
bound train on the Virginia and Tennessee
lailroud between Bristol and Abingdon. No
positive intelligence Of tho cnemy's number
has been received, but they arc supposed to
have been 5000 or 9, 600. A body Of the enemy
returning town1ds Beau Station encountered
our forces at Balicoff, station on the East
Tennessee railroad, nine miles east Of Bristol,
where fight was sold to be progressing al
last accounta.'
, 1864-12-25
CHICAGO LUMBER aiAKhE'r.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Il. ZEAL
LCyBER-Receiyed 1000 eet- Shipped SIS 600 feet.
Market generally active and prices continue r, but
with no essential change.
SHINGLES Slipped s.s,G0. MasKet moderately
active aud UNCHANGED.
LATH-shipped 1sy0o pcs. In fair request and lru
at nrt sent quotations.
, 1864-12-25

Total live and dressed. .ss1,f7 0o2,ol9 SIsssssb57
The shipment Of Live Hogs duriue the week
ending soday {Dcc. 94) amount to 1o21a. against
s,asl last week. The shipments OF Dressed Hogs
amount to 3,070 against 67 for the week previous.
The total shipments amount to t3,eso, against
Isl last week, and 1896 for the corresponding
week Of last year,
1.-THE following table showa the shipments weekly
from the 1st of October to December "a, for three
years:
, 1864-12-25

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


rrsos pi q % T. ae as.o 1aes d tstss
GT':s G2s,ca 4. e :sta paa t. Rra4s tsse
Ek1t EAkch tcti9 Formerly No eFF7h1 ~ MGso 20:
StftHP Aa teAac9 w {9rHesE /. r. a.es,ss e
ss.s tseSS ast {: xes ;s;.5;a, Err k.s;~ kS;.
aaos5 "ao-2 Kt'h''l ----ua ~. ., ,e.,
r...s ei tseiintsee i1 s % 5eatta Gas soe,.
'pFo'sl0ns' ee' 10 'a' 'ea0G Fearth ns w ' Dressed
.r..u Glns,. ~ F1oqF. Fssn aeSs. as3
Te Te Bss.fe. Bssas: II II 1ai IS IS IL
TS To bisaGs'Raisii bs't1'ats. sii ~
FLOUK-Receiyed today. zoo bh:s; tnpped, 70
M:sst s5e .S9ne 81 I'd sl14a q s*e
* AZ '? 1 4 :
Il Il .ls:x Pa II a. % as
the mssfct closing vsrJ weak, with no buyers at
oyst yEstoKnS3Rees,ve today. IN sa: Market qn,et
saes e. to dsy S en oT ses; oo Do It c "a tsack;
sd hn do in bags At se1c on traek. .s IN -,
msuEss nss e sore anr sss i is569 at
63Hc; 100 bu No tA1s II hzo-ka7 naatA7s e1o""s
q9eV3 {! see ST 9 5oday 100 nu shipped noae
Msifet aniet Sales 2poo 6u No 1K5e At sfs 100 on
ssss s;fss
fl.spdeli 8o bo do e a16 delivered ~ oo ns"No
sbefGnnIEb III md esser-c,oetns ut sioa
LID + Tsiian.
HUTTER-Rece.redto tod2J, none shlpped to.dsy.
f1 ne 81 6,ta1 at! Is croeKs 1siss md Ill.,
Holi Butter. 4oatc
shipping Huitef
RAEEiNE-NA{Eet quiet and 6nch1nxed- Ne
crotes
, 1864-12-25

Gen. Sheridan ts 40 respector Of per.
soSe, &c has dismissed from tho service Of
he United States, Col. Geo. B. Latham. Con-
r1eaenan elect from West Virgtnia. who com
Mauded our forces At the time Of tho serious
disaster at NcW. Creek.
, 1864-12-25

8. Glen i Bros, hardware, $15, 900; Foster q
Tower, hardware, 5000; Baesett 4 Mace,
John Il. Scott, Edward Barnes q Co., Lamson
8 Goodcnow, Endicott q Co., Losses un-
, 1864-12-25

New ToRk, Dec oa.-Thc rebel Col. Scott,
in an order dated at Clinton, Lar directs
that III prasoncrs caught going In the direcS
tlon OF the Union lines, With cotton TO sell to
the Yankees, shall be punished with ono hun
'dred lashca each.
, 1864-12-25
HOGS,

The total receipts or Hosu 1t tho VARIOUS 5afas
In The cltJ during the ending to-day, according
to the daily retuzn4 posted on Caanse' amount to
81 80 head.
and q so head more the receipts Of the corres-
pondinE wetk Of lsst se4rs ...-.
The da,,y receipts At the v2stous yards compare u
fo1low7:
, 1864-12-25
CHICAGO CATTLK MARKET.
Fer thr Week Ending, Dec. 23, 1864.

SATURDAY EyxSlae. Dec q. 1874.
The receipts ofDeaf Cattle and Ltve Hogs At the
various yards In the city for the veek ending to-day.
compare - follows with the prevlo1S weeks since Oe-
tot1a
, 1864-12-25

NIokby Reported KILLED Again.
: NV YoEK, Dec. aa.-A special to the 1rs-
6a,se, from Washington, kills Nosby again,
bY a report from Piedmont
, 1864-12-25

The following .rs Tie closing quotations Of the mar
kct this evening, and compared with last week:
CLOSING PRICES.
Prime 10 eztr. qu.use.... as@ g: IS M sss =
ceas Gsain% eoa9se Uxen &c.. s5Sssss s11 sS
The following are the comparative prices of BerF
Cattle this evening, and for the corresponding period
u 'a' coxrAsA71vE. rs1cxs.
Prime to extra qu.n,te,... sss ?:s5 s. ts:s zsts
Me9t1,3 1oGT Me9um 9I.1itsp 70 ps1me No. s rs Sss
Cows, coate O1en, &c...... 250@ s.25 2oo@a5o
The demand for good medium TO extra grades OF
Etoek ha. been active and prices have advanced
es@5oc per ITO ns last weeks quotations. Inferior
qualities are limited demand and prices unchanged.
skruHpAr EVENING, Dec A--Tne receipts Of Beef
Cattle datlng the week have been light compared
with previous supply for the present seaaon and
also compared with last year. The week preceding
Christmas has generally been marked by very con.
side.aus7 superiority In the quality Of tho stock
sale, much that bu5ers hare been to
look with interest to the Christ
mss I'd askst a one when their tsste for iospecuna
The Chr,stmss -kct OF 1864 il however AL cxcep-
lion to the rule 10 far - stock Is concerned ~ with
the exception Of drove Of Is head OF choice Dur
ham Steers averaging 81 Ds sc'u og WallwosE aud
al1o.y TO Hest. tttr. for the Chicago but for tho
gle steers. or at the most small lots Of twos and
thzces, the supply has been very little better than
VIC have been getting for tho past three months, nu
aAevcrt one Interested IN our Deef Cattle market
Knows thst has been poor enough for anything,
The principal operators In the yn1sls have been
very limited, consisting mostly Of faw Government
baJere aud shippers the remainder being made up Of
spectators and city butchers. The demand for any,
thing approaching 10 at catts has been very acse.
with Inadequate supply; prices have consequently
continued nrm, with an advance upon previous quo
tAtit ns.
Owing to the scarcity Of currency and IN inactivity
ofthe market for Beef product, city packers hare
bcen doing scarcely anything: this would have thrown
even the small comparative rcceipta Of low medium
grades upon the market without buyers, but tor an
uniform demand ior army cattle, the resrlt OF which
10 TINT the current OF last Saturdays market on
low grades has been fully Sustained.
The receipts to-day were light, and the entered
e.ies amount to Isl head ut the vaftous yars at $0
O.. % per 100 NJ. The market closei moderately
tive and STEADY at yesterdays quotations. We note
the sales Of very tholcs null btoode Durham heller
By L, R. HosbuFs 10 c. Albce, weighing $50 ns at
sc per b. live weight; It was fed BY Sconct, Dixon
c. Of yermuion county also Of one calf By the same
pnrtles months old, weighing SO u.s. ut 10c per ns.
live weight. tcd by s. Il. Sutton, Of shenon Illinois.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
, 1864-12-25
$hipments during the samc peFIod. ,B9u


Left over for packers this season. .63, ,4N
by the same process OF calculation. tho packing
up u this date last seasou amounted to g5s,63l,
and in the season Of 1s69-83, to 4s9.Sl3. From
this approximation 1t Will be Eeen that the pack
ing this season up to date falls short some Goo As
compared with last season, and shows an increase
OF 14A.csi, compared with the season Of 1s6a-63.
The "ehort CROP theorists are not quite 90 san
guine now as they were come two weeks ago, It
Ii now admitted that We will pack nearly as many
hogs this season as last, but interior points will
show quite falling OF.
, 1864-12-25

11ra1ORs OFTsaE DAY.;

The Etan,lnr Of the 20th, says: "Tho Gov
eminent has received official dispatches from
eaFannah TO tho 18th, saying all was WELL" .
, 1864-12-25

TIE total receps OF Beef Cattle at the vaEtous yards
in .he ctty during the week ending to-day aount
cordlnR TO the dni1y returns posted on Change. to
1883 head.
This $50 head lees than were rccelved1ast week.
and III head efs than the receipts OF the correspond
ing period Of last year. ..-.... .
The daily receipts at tie various yards compare
, 1864-12-25
A xyORD WITH THE QUINCY
wHkGs

WHIG.
We believe we have nor provoked any con-
trorersy with the QulncS vhtg on the relative
merits Of The northern and central counties
Of Illinois, ae displayed in the recent election,
but that journal seems anxious to have such
a controversy. The subject Is really not
worth disputiug about. Tue general impress
sion is TINT, on the whole, that part Of the
State bounded on the north by Wisconsin,
and On the south By 3 line drawn across the
State one-third Of the distance NOM Bcfolt to
Cairo, ncquitted itself more creditahly than
the other third PORTION, lying immediately
south of It. There are, undoubtedly, few
exceptions Of towns aud counties to the gen.
cra1 st;ste Of the case. The impression exists
that such Is the fact, and VIC presume It exists
nowhere more powerfully than in the particn-
lar county where the Quincy Whig is pub
lished. Therefore, We sha1l not enter into q
yIndscation OF Northern Illinois. We shall
not undertake to prove that which Is already
knownaud admitted.
We havea word Of reply, however, as re-
CARDS Cook County. The TYhtg says:
"Cook county lost At on-its majority for Lin
coin In lSG0. The central counties, on tho other
hand, did butter, and ten Of them. taken At ran-
foas g. FL tnsew moFe votes foF Lincoln IN l tnan
We take it there Is nobody so green that
he cannot defect the preyaricaion In this
statement. Il is affirmed that Cook county
-'lost on Its Majority and that. the other
counties, not named, *<threw more votes fol
Lincoln in 1864 than In 1880.n Well, so did
Cook county throw more votes for Lincoln II
1864 than In 16G0-4078 more. Cannot soms
, 1864-12-25

Fire 1nNew York; Loss 8 15o, 600.
!; Nxw YoRK, Saturday DEC. sa.-An .se e1ten; r .;
night !; loss 15o,O COO. The sufferers are Jos. E.
, 1864-12-25
QOmnIERCLALr

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, 1854
The receipts and shipments, during the past ~
hours, wore ~ follows: ..-..
axcuris Asp srnrAza7s 1unrso FAST ~ .nouns
, 1864-12-25

the loss to Hood Of seventeen thousand men,
and fif>y-onc guns, while we loso no artillery
and one-sixth that number Of men, very few
Of whom arc killed. Hoods army, ~ MILL
tary force, Is powcrless until rcorganinsd. or
is at liberty to advance and occupy Resaca,
Dalton, Atlanta, and even: Macon, II he
chooses. What then src tho.uet results Of |
all this rebel boastlng and foo,-hardy "strat-
egy," eave that Hood has lost
about fifty thousand men and a hundred |
pieces OF artillery, two fortified towns, one
fortress, ten thousand slaves, four entire rail-
reads, and untold millions Of plundor. to |
crafty the dea3re Of tho Southern people for
Tan aggressive campaim." And yet Hood
Is no moro 4 fool, except in the superficial
seemlpg,+ than the whole rebel ,cutthroat.
woman.whipping, prisoner-starving, God;
dc{ying crew Of Villains and scoundrcls who,
In the name Of Democracy" started and
now run this rebellion In the interest Of aris,;
tocracy, despotism, and every other crime,
from man stealing down to horse stealing.
They arc. all carrying on an "aggresstve
system of .wartaren: Of their: own soil. and
against all their own real interests, slavery
included, In which they areIcompelling us To-
drive them .farther and farther on toward
min Il, orf7er tn secuve our own eafaty. They
havn al, -becn Hoodwinked from the begin
ming. and Hood, Ii his Ignorance, his rash
nces. his b,nyndo. his sounding promises. and;
empty performances, Ii bnt the type Of tho!
entire rebellion which, following a path as
mad and bloody as his, Is doomed to failure
as decisive as his own. ~--
nx..-..,ot,. n.e71, r. r.. f111x ccnnff,v.
1be at, .Tonis Rtnu1Iioan Of thc eoth con-:
't.tns an account Of the death an The 18th Of,
Miriam r Lane. son Of The late DR.. Lane Of;
, 1864-12-25
d: FROM THE SOUTH.
TIE RAD FRoA HA1oS ROUGE
, 1Snhite 4re,ts says.

Gen. DRv1deon,s mobile Expedition
Tho EnvAaXon OF hEias1halppf-Rrocs"
1anaxlon OF tho Governor.
, 1864-12-25

and ee1oT lie demand. siafsesely aT1a It 81, PIE:
Best Willie OIL 1so tesi, car load CSC p bsl-.....s11
RfedH{fi RPDWTTf.cnicfTs; in isfEo sary a., e
fhouch there IL good demand, the!e Will be sur
Fave to fe1 It low 1xures. Turkeys active: aat I'm
at present quotations Geese in ff demand aud wilt,
good supply. We quote:
Ghiekens' nse: a9z. q @
Ducks, dressed. = doz-.--..................-
TURKEYS, dressed..--... 1313f5
Tutkeys. Mse.--. ....---..... ...----....--H GIL
eisee er1T:ATOEs-MafFci moderate asiise, With
good SUPPLY Prices steaoy ntprcs1ous quotations.
Gomoa Gon'9s rGtsEoss feEafses e se u
cis!se PRsivfsfSN@The r aarEei todsy il Wy aa!.
a e ths & se a.
PATCH the feeling among holders VIA better but there
vas no response on The part Of buyers.
MI, !. S 80 oSs as o nfs Y
cred ii MilwAukee. 10 day Mess Pork was freely Of
fered At fcs 60 without buy*ss;
R.as a1css M srs tE as aa aaS sc
i'd bis Do cast ntGhtJ Il sssH: Te.lay shs saiee
we're: ro hIls city packed at saso; 500 bFts Peorta
ns1, re-
Erciish s1eata-Du1t and no,nlna115 lower. Sales
soo b9s Cumberland and 100 h1s Short fab Middle.
,t!reen 1ienks-Duu. Sales 1,coo pcs tGzeen shoul-
Weef iinms-Quies Sales 100 brls Beef H.rns at
$sa5V delivered At Milwaukee
Lnrd-Dull. Sales 1c9 tres prime city ateam Lard
pryhte terms 50 tcs country Kettle Litu nj !lHc
bsss osse u al at
dcmant and h1ui at $1.:585 80. CxovER-Scarce anI
, 1864-12-25

IcGf sFRTITGrce Finits in good demand, Ms.set
firm and unchanged. Dried Apples very attlre with
nmited suppiy. New York frulE NC quote nominal NJ
40 lc previous Thess y rsrJ
ocrssioua suaaii lois. Ohio Appes are very arm vi
IN advance OF xc Rn- Small FIuta IN lmi;sd supply.
Martial arm and unchanged Forel41 FfuitA In Gaod
dcmand, and nrm 1t present quotations We quote:
, 1864-12-25

present quotations. We quote:
rts.ne,. D.. 40 q toiias, lt...... 2;a a"
klRe IT. T,, !sao.se Slaughter ''' IL. .
1-:r' e.. -. --.va Ayers. 453 46
!, .>Ir.hsys 6 -. ..Ai. i.M 0Ftnoco sole.... .st =
Calf. = M........ 1.s5it2 20 Orinoco good
Upper. + ft..... sl S da1naged...... 8a t.
.--. OAK
siauEht'rso'e, ,hryH@ 50 French CalL 81 ..
do do med s6G8 50 ns.... ..-..... 3.f14 3lc
do do iight5i@ 5s French Cali, s.
Hafnesa 2 n.... +Sa 81 ns.... 3.o13 J...5
Upper ........... SO 81 French Gait Le-
kip. No. I ltzht Euotnes, 9az111, ,t03 l.0is}
and medium. ]. .25a1 50 French Calf, Le-
kip, No. hvy.. A5t.1.10| nnolnes Sec
Calf. ExtIA...... 9.os..o end, ~ doz. 100. % 2i1e
French Zip, lat LinInEx. 2 dpE. .001s 1io0
choice. 1.25G2.g ffoaus. Rloz. II. .019 S,0
French Calf, p
0Niii0dSS;-..ssiiasIss seitre, with fair supply.
Prices hrm At &1.&l2210 hu.
OIIS-linseed Oil dull 1nd altn At present quota-
ttqr4. Lard Oil scttve and the III 4rkct Is sI1hlv.
Otter descriptions In fafr demand and unchanged We
, 1864-12-25

\ country clergyman was good deal as
tonished one day BY the follity Of the mourn
" told in explanation, "Bless you, sir, they're
only dissembllng their grief"
, 1864-12-25

~1TnE END or TABLE TuRNIN0.--An inmate
i&m, wishes to try 10 turn the multiplication.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

sVMMER AR.ANu .MHNT


TREAT TRUNK LINE from the North aiit
" North-We.t tor Philadelphia, New York. Read
ing, p"tts,i.!c Lcpuuun Allentown, Ei,luh, Sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottsvillc, and ali Intermediate
Stations, Mt A. NJ, and 90 p. NJ.
New York ENprc,.le leaves Harrisburg at 6 30 A. II -.
ARRIVING ut Ne" York al | - the same Ia ty.
4 spe 'iai Accommodation Passenger ir IN leave,
ReHdius at IL A. NJ, and returns fIDm uHrrisbur-
ia I. NJ.
Fares from Harrisburg: 10 New York 50 Is ; to
Philadelphia - 50 and 81 80. Baggage checked
through
Re,uning, leave New York at A. NJ. IL Nou..,
mi = NJ, (Pitisburgh LXIress anIyina at Harris
burt ut \. NJ Leave Philu1el ,'hia At lj y. NJ.
aud ) - / NJ,
Sleeping in the New \ ork Express Trains
thrOalh TO and from Pittsburgh Without unaiise
PasseL gers Oy the CaItawisza Kali Road leave ra-
maqun AT ~ A. NJ. AMI , 10 L. Nj. tor Pnilaucl-
phia. New ork, oLi all Nay Points
Trains leave PutlsNIlic al - a. NJ, aud 30 L.
NJ, iUr philadelphia harrisburg uld New urk.
AnaccUh.IuOdItIon Passenger irHln leaves heaiing
at % A. M, and returns from Pnliaieiph ,
I. NJ.
80 All the above trains run daily Sunday e-
cetted.
A sunday train leaves Potsyille Vt : 30 y. N To-.
ami Phlladelph at 3.lJ +. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season. ard ENtur,ou
Tck,ts. al reduced rates to and .,ul., al, lulrls
~ fOuLds Eag5ase allo" 81 eacL r.,. ,n-ot.
q. a. AiCpLi.>
Genera! GulcIujcnIeur
May 27, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-22

l.

AGf. s%sss
sihiinGeIs7,in n Er9" Railroad.
INlilS great line irarCrscs the Nor hcrn Hrd Nui'
L wosi counties OF feIrsyiyuia To De city IF Eu
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by tie Pennsylvania Il !Iual
Company, and uuder lher auspices il Lrips Tap Is
opened throuS Lnui IT'S entire ivistk.
1t is IN Ton Passenger aud Freight bus ues,
from Harrisburg 10 -. Mtrys ZIG milesl on ILc
Eastern Division. and from Shciheld to Erie, Il,
miles.l on the Western Division.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT sCSRUEY.
ArcirS EG.tirpod Lsars Vs,tD,,,R
Mail Train, IO.2j A NJ. Mail Train, 4uj p. NJ
Express Train, As p NJ Express lain. 5 56 A. NJ
Cars run through without change, both ways. nu
hese IT lins between Philadelphia ard Lock Haven
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on ExVres, rains ,a'h
ways between Williinsport aud Bait more and
Nlliamsporl aud Philaielphia.
For Information respecting Passenger Lusnes.
apUly nj The :. l.. Urr. llth and Market SITS
AM iUr Freight business of the Con pany's A ,en,s
B. Kingston. Jr, Cor. 18th and Market ST.
Philrdelphia.
j. " Reynolds. Erie
NJ, Drill, Agent y. c. r r.. Baltimore
IL. II. llUUsrON,
Gcn'l Freight Agt. Phaia.
LEWIS h. uOUIr.
Geul 1iulsei A ~, PLiada
JosEPn ID. PorTs
Genl Manager. Will imsport.
May 27, 1885, " '
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GIVE NOTICE that they have CONCLUDED nv.
NJ rangcments, with the Northern Central Railrusi !
Comrsny 10 irunstrains from Baltimore for York,
iiaTishurg, Dauphin. Halifax. Trevorton, Sunbnrv,
Northumberland, Layisbntg, Milton, Muncy, VIII
Transport and A intcrnediate sta,ions, connecting
At harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN En-
West.
;, Aso with Howard 4 Co.'S Rxpreu at Milton or
Danviile Bloomsburg, Wilkesbarre, Pttston, Scran-
ton, and intermediate stations on the Cattavissa,
hackawannn Bloomsbury Railroads AT VIII
Transport, by Howard Co.'S Express TO Jersey
shore and Loeb Haven. Also, by Howard 4 Co.,
and their connections, for Canton, Troy, Elmirs,
hcehester. Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessible
poin's IN Western New York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes
oewe'ry' and Valuable Packages of every descrip,
1 ton -i
! Also Notes. Drafts and Bills for Collection
ISpetleneed and efficient messengers employed
ma every effort will be male to render ss,isf ,ot
| JOHN BINGHAM
| superintendent penn'a Division. Philadelphia
X. a. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury
April 5, 1859.