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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
pErIrIoN FoR PARrlTIoN.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY oouN
OHIO

SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
OHIO.
IAREDERIOK coon aud isaAc Musaelinau, PLAIN.
II hhs, el,hnsi Valentine abver, Maryaret silver.
Michael Cook, LYDIA COql, rarah stivor wiiu OF Sol.
onion Silver, Caihsnne Bauh, Johu Cook, Margaret
Baker David Baker, Elfa eth Cook, sud other minor
hsirs of Christian Cock deceased, Sarah liullenhlok
vile Of solomon Hullcuback, and Mary Miller wife Of
Joseph htuer, all NJ tho state Of lg liauei and the
hairs of Elizabeth houuu, Of tho state OF Mihaour,
whose names ago unknown John Cook El Cook
Daniel Cook, Henry oooh, MiohRol Coos, David
Cook, Elizabeth Cook, MARY Cook, aud Sarah Day
wife VI Michael DAY, aud afah Wysang, wife Of David
WyaOug, Of state oi Ohio ChuttenA boitorni
Andrew nOtloTIi, Jackson BOtt1h Margaret Byers,
Caihaflne nottorH, David Rottorf aud john B0ttorH
ssira at law. " laeob 4 Mary Rotinrh, deed Of
~ state of indiana, Doiondante,
The above henen deiendAnta viii lake nohCe shat y
petition haa been lled EgaunHt theni IN tho hupsnor
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, BY the AhoYa
uamed plaintiff, praying for partition Of the follow
INK described real estate etuate Ia Jac township
Montgomery counly Ohio, being the north part of NE
aoutheast quarter " section twenty three 2a) town.
ship four ~ range four ~ east mag 10 all about
one hundred aud forty -four acres and thatht the June
tain Of said Court tho aAid hredac Cook aud laanc
Musaolman will apply or an order ihat PARTITION may
be- made Of said prpmiaes NJ. .E
Dated June ~, 1904.
FREDERICK COON,
ISAAC MuasELMAR.
n. rHOarsog, Attorney lunel1WB
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Saturday morning, abont daylight, heavy
booming OF artillery on our lett and center,
told that the fight had begun, and many be.
lieved thai general engagement was pro.
gressiug IL was soon nsceriuiurd however,
that it WIS only On artillery duel nnd up 10
one clock no infantry was brought iuio no.
ton Shortly after ihH the rapidly OF the
dscharges iucreasej, nnd the sharp rattle OF
muskrry mingled with The horrld roar Of ar
tiBery About rli, time the enemy advanced
IN two lines OF baule, TO capturr our outer
cntrenchments on the LEFT Of theiurnpike, but
were repuaed Again they were rallied 10
the charge, and again driven bnck with con
siderable losa Forty Of their Killed were lett
on the field, and some two hundred prisoners
taken Including the killed aud captured
their loss was at least $50, possibly 900 On
the onter line it was ascerlained that the cn-
emys losa was % killed On Saturday nipht,
the battle grolnd was on both sides ui the
Salem turnpike, about two and half miles
southwest OF the city About twelve o clock,
the enemy on our extreme right center omen.
cd heavily with artillery, but after fierce
duel OF two hours, the enemy was sencpd
and driven from the field luofr was u re.
port Saturday night that We had captured five
pieces Of artillery during the day, hut We
we're unable to learn whether it had any foun-
daton or not A body of the entmys cayal-
ry made a demonstration on Saturday, on our
extreme right, on the Lexington turnpike,
about five miles from City Point, hut were
promptly met by some OF our cavalry and
easily checked
Our friends at n distance may rest assured
tina, Lynchburg is as safe now as il would be
were there not Yankee within u thousand
miles. A general engagement is anticipated
on Sunday A scout arrived here Saturday
night, and reported that body OF Yankee
cavalry 700 strone, passed AleSander's mill
three miles this side Of Campbell court house,
moving in a direction south of The rairoad
IL Is presumed they are eudeavorng to cut
the railroad again scout reported body
OF 1000 Of the enemy cavalry moving on n
bridge on road in the direction Of Danville,
with the supposed intention of tapping the
Richmond aud Danvile railtoad Unofficial
information from Lynchburg states that the
Yankees, under Hunter, were oyerluken IN
their retreat at Liberty, aud large number
captured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
WONDRR, AWE, Ann ADMIRATION.

Tht several scenes aa they pass in view, viii be
iliu trated with a graphic accompanying lecture by
H. GRANr BARSwtil, the gifted philadelphia Elocu.
eloquent dellneauona, have elicited the highest
enepmluma Of the Prrss, and tho paudts Of the
public.
IN orier 10 drd to alcan op ,orlunity Of witnesn
my the Great Exhibition, during IT, uiuft stay In this
city the 0uowlng ratee Of adm ssion lave been es.
tRhshed
Admission to all parts Of the House--25 cts, chll.
dren uuder years ofHge--l6cts, seats may he 80
cured dnring the day, wiruopr NINA CuAAgr, AZ
krnnfy'a music store, JtO 1nlrd Street
SrFeiAL N0ftUF.-1he above Exhibition is In no way
Identified with au etrri0r Hi rGNa, which exhibited
m thus city some mOnth- ago, making Au unauthoriE-
ed use of our nRme and title The manager deems
this rtntoment necessary, out of SIMPLE ustce 10 the
PfopuetoIp apd the Pubic
as-Grhnd afternoon eAhtblton for The Hpecal nc
c0mmodato, Of adies and Children ON saturday
aud Wednesday NJ 81 o'clock
80 Liberal arrangements made with Schools,
aemipsrer, &C., on application to the Manager.
iuue2tdt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

The Drought The drought Is probably
as severe and protracied in Montgomery conn
County as in any part Of the State We hear
of fine rains in various directions, while here
everything is dry. In Barke County, on FRI
day, there was a dpe rain, as we are informed.
We have had one or two slight sprinkles IN
the city within week, but so far as we learn,
they did not extend to the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

The Fourth The Fourth Of July is al
most every where neglected thsyeer What,
with the pending battles, the lear Of drouught
and the drend OF famine, thepeople are in no
heart for rejoicing Humiliation and prayer
would be more appropriate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
From the journal Of this Moningl
Reception Of the nth and 2ith
0. v, Regiments, W

The Procession will start at the depot,
move north on ludow.to Fifth, east on Fifth
10 Jefferson, north on Jefferson TO Second
west on Second to Main, then south on Main
to the Phillips House, where Col H. A. Par
rot win receive the soldiers with nm appropri
ate speech The Committee would request u
full turn out ol the citizens Form with the
procession with flags, md the returned He.
roes hearty welcome Ladies' throw out
your 0,ps aud show the sun.burl soldier that
sou appreciate ssoryices on the tented field
uRnfa or rpRcrsstoV
Marshal " W. metrch
AesistAnt Nr4hole y, y. Eakef anl Geo. uathcld
Committee,
Rand
Nourned Soldiers
Citizens
The Grt bslh ofihe Oregon Fourth Ward,
and Miami Engine House will be rpug to an
nounce the arrival Of the Solleta, whon all
celi2ens expecting 10 join in the procession
will report at the depot.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
Music.
STRING MUSIC.

1 AN prepared 10 uruish String Music fsr balls,
1 g tuesi A. a. tho lowest possihls rates. haVng
mayed With Prot fWrchild durRg the lRrt summer,
era, l am member of tho kegimental Hand, And
eau Wtuifh any nnuiher Of peccu for u string hand
an orders len with Charles Thoohald, oorusr fhltd
aud lensuon streets under husisn hall, ALI b
proinpuy attended Co.
dci2dam DANIEL h. RAKKR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Not till Monday.-The Eleventh Ohio
will probably reach Dayton on Monday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
Rand
Re urOed Soldiers.
gitiggtta

once more we say get the best Barometer
while they are in the market At Hickey q
32G Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Minstrels -Dupr,z 4 Co, will be- here
With their nlnstres, July 9th and 9Th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
George MIllLss onI.incoIn

Mr. George Wilkes, editor VI the Spir { Of
the Iimes who is the bosom lriond Of Gen
oral Hooker, has enjoyed the confidence Of
and interviews with Lincoln aud has devoted
his elenls and his paper to assaulle upon
Mcclellan aud the 'Copperheads, reiuses to
support Lincoln This is significant as show.
Ing where Fighting Joe Hooker Glands
The Spirit has Hlaehng article this week
which we may quote hereafter, The pious
Independent the New York Times, Rochester
Democrat, and other prints which used to
give Wilkes structures on Mcclellan and
Democrats, will End it up Hill work 10 at
tempt the impeachment OF their own witness
when he sayf
The nation cannot live with Abraham Lin.
coin and Seward at lie bead during the ne2t
terrible four years Even il honeat, they are
unequal To the task aud that they aro not
honest is evident in the arts they devised TO
subninPnte the expressiSn Of the loyal masses,
n the name Of the pnrly they have laborcd
10 destroy
.s.-- .----.--.--l- --st
SOM uncomfortable Boston Yankee has
perpctrated horrible biography OF Grant,
under the title Of "The Tanner Boy He
represents Grant as being in youth silly and
maudlin boy who talked heroics in blank
verse, and IN manhood ss an intlammatory
General Ia hiPblop boots, cooked hat and
tremendous spurp, charging around battle
field hike The professional villain OF modern
theatres This book is said to be very popu,
lar with the New Enplanders, but il isan out
rage and u nuisance which should be suppress.
ed by common consent --SmicSmdn
What Il we should take Richmond Lay
the city ia ruins, and the isa simple OF the
ground viii be worth less than nothing
There will be more Richmonjs in the field
Richmond in the mountains in the wilds, in
the impenetrable forest, but the fan Of the
Virginia Richmond, is far removed from
probability even. II The war men Of the
country see the dawn Of better Times let them,
not withhold such assurance from the peo-
pie.
BuTLERs Fan FnR Music The New York
World says
A letter from Bermuda Hundred says they
have excellent music there but it IN all wasted
on General Butler who distinguishes only
Iso tunes one OF which is Yankee Doodle,
and the other isn't Some will see in the fact
confirmation OF ShRkspearcs philosophy
The mau that ha 40 music IN hitnseli
And il not moved by concord oisweel sounds,
Is ne Tor ffeasons' stretsgems' and 'pols''
--4- $780,
A California paper relates The story of
woman whose husband was killed after she
had been married four weeks; in three weeks
more she married again. that husband lived
two weeks, IN Two weeks after he died she
married his brother, aud slN montha after her
last marriage she gave birth 10 a child by her
first husband
How "a Cook A RUM SrFAE.--lf It were
down when lis done then were we'll Il were
done quickly - Macbeth
A rRfrry GiRi In Poughkeepsid Now York,
has brought grief 10 her tatbers's hearth by
clipping with a gambler
SoMR of Gen. Grants friends have lately
,..,,.,,,,1 ti,, ,,,,h a a mn Of ,.ir,al s,,,,5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

A IL persons are warned net 20 trust ny wife
~ Chnetlna XIX, on my aGcouut, she having ion
my bed and board without Just cause, Neither will
1 pay debts contracted BY Other memhers ofmy tam.
NJ. ld3tl THoNAs XIX.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

gSg-The Toledo Blade copies, approynPly
he article from the State Journal in which
BrouPh is nasailed for calling out the National
Guards The Republicans berlh TO see Il Do
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
BY Telegraph.
aEpoRrED FOR TINE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT


Nav YoRk, June % The Lvucbbura Re.
publican, June 20, says that 90 Friday Crook
and Ayerhill reache position known as the
Quaker Church, on the Salem turnpike, four
miles from the city on the lcft OF our lines,
where considerable skirmishing occurred with
our cavalry under lmbodcn IN the fght the
enemy gained some advantages. The Yam.
KEGS were promptly checked by our infantry
and retired to their original lines beyond the
church
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Auction The Dry Ooods sale will be
continued at Shoups corner on Jclicrson sud
Second tts, on Monday morning next also
in the afternoon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Stray Cow. ~-Strayed on Wednesday last,
a light red COW, whito spot on her back near
the tail, white belly white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting Areward will he
aid for her return
VALENTINE GERSTNERi
a' Lafayette House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

For Sale "A covered Spring Wagon viii
be sold cRrLPl Inquire No, 3Ss Third 81.
jane ~, 'SA' aI ABaf88Ja DIV,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

We had a most refreshing ahower yesterday
p. NJ And yet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice Of 1t two and half hours before il
commenced Go to Rickey's and buy one
willie they are in the market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
OmctaI Bulletin
WAanINnroN. 10. 2. Inno %. lAEl


WAsHISoroS No ., June 20, 1864
10 Mojor Gen Bricks There was
tremendous fall Of rain laet night extending
over oil the northeast corner OF Poaey County
Indiana A well known citizen who had been
out snipine IN bs shirt sleeves is supposed
to have got quite yet Vegetation wonderful
ly revived A farmer living some distance
down The Creek says il weather continues
favorable, balance Of the season, will have
cabbage enough for own ase and several to
sell Potatoes and Corn not up yet, but sup
posed to be doing remarkably we'll No in
telligence from any other part Of country
pretty good sign that all is going we'll
(Sigued) CLERK OF rnr WEATHER
LATER
WAsHlEaroS, No ?, June "a, 1894 In.
telligenoe has just reached this department
that no danger apprehended Of Deluge in
Posey County Weather clear and favorable
Atmosphere dry and bracing Not near so
warm az il 10 in the south The brick houses
that have been melted in different parts, are
ascerlained to have been located in exposed
positions No danger Of similar consequences
in low shady Districts
(Signed) CLERK or TnE WEATHER
tLti--
Agents Wanted ITO sell Timhy's Porta.
BILE Barometer None but the best need apply
Agents are now making from Eve 10 fifteen
dollRrs per day, Send for a circular to J
GoodenouRh Agent, for . Al Rickeys Book
Store s2G Third street
Picnic The ST. Joseph Benevolent
soeis,yof this city will bold a Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJuly in Mr.. Edgars Grove
lust south Of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
An are invited 10 attend NJ GILL
President,
The Slower Property The Slower prop.
erty, east OF the city on the Springfield Pike,
is for sale by c. p Huber Son, at private
sale. II contains three and onshall acres Of
ground, good brick dwelling house, brick
daughter house. &c. d9l
We had most refreshing shower yesterday
Pm. And yet Tmbys Portable Barometer
gave notice OF II two and halt hours before 4
commenced Go to Rickey's and buy one
willie they are in the market.
Stray Cow --Stayed, on Wednesday last,
a light red COW, whito spot on her back near
the tail, a white belly, white spot between the
horns and horns projecting reward will he
aid for her return
VALENTINE GERsTNERi
' Lafayette House
For sale y covsr.a snrina wagon WIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
LATEST ME Ws.
raeIne nAIIroad--o ON mmtatIon mn.
AFTERN DON REPORT.

Pacific Raiiroad--oom ON mutation BnI.
WAsuNGToN June 25,--Housr passed a
bill amendalory of the Pacific Railroad bill
vote stood 70 to 80 Il removes some re
affections in the original statute 10 facilitate
construction the road House resumed the
consideration Of bill further regulatidg and
providing for enrolling and calling ont
national forces
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

"a Gag has been purchased i9,d appropri
ttely nscribed designed Cor prtadtalion
10 the Ninety third Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

The Slower Property The slover prop
srty, east Of the city on the Springfield Pike,
is for sale, by c. p Huber 4 Son, at private
sale. Il contains three and nsball acres Of
ground, good brick dwelling house a brick
slaughter house, &c. d3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
ATE AND ENCOURAGING FROM
THE WEATHER

The Murky Clouds Overspread the SHY
THE RAIN DESCENDS IN COPlOUS
SHOWERS
1t Continues 10 Descend
1T KEEPS ON DESCENDING
II Descends in Perfect Torrents
''"IT NEVER RAINS BUT IT PouRs r
Deluge Threatened
YE GRASS RRJ0lCES, AND YE CORN
GROWETH APACE
Enormous Crops Considered Certain
PRODUCE SMILES
YE CROAKERS WHO PREDICTED A
DROUTH STERNLY REBUKED
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Picnic The ST. Joseph Benevolent
soeie,y of this city will bold a Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJuly, in Mr. Edgars Grove,
Just south Of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
An are invited 70 attend NJ GILL.
President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

A raErry GiRL In Poughkeepsid, Now York,
has brought grief TO her tathers's hearth by
alopng with gambler
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYros, June 20
HARSHMAN's FLoUR-Red wheat,
"A. 4. b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

Agents Wanted ITO sell Tmby's Porta,
BILE Barometer, None but the best need apply.
Agents are now making from Eve 10 fifteen
dollRrs per day Send for circular to A }.
Goodenouqb Agent, for 9 Al Rickoys Book
Store s2G Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

A California paper relates The story Of a
woman whose husband was killed after she
had been married four weeks; in three weeks
more she married again. that husband lived
two weeks; in Two weeks after he died she
married his brother, aud six monIhs after her
last marriage she gave birth 10 child by her
first hnahAnhl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
OuR nULLETIN nOAnD,

OF sensational headlines on the Weather, al.
ter the manner OF Abolition journals on the
war
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Especial to Times.l

Washington. March 3.
A dispatch dated Memphis 2lst was
received tins evening, and giv:s some
new and interesting details Of Shcr,na n 3
movements. The d'spach says, after
having reached Meridian, Sherman sen,
out scout to feel the ground and
ascertain whether Logan, who had s,a,t
Ell from Flnrer &c to meet him. and
Smith and Griersou, on whose cavalry
he relied to Prosecute his march on Sell
INA, were advancing, three days clap ed
before we received any answer, but ~
bis army had but limi ed ration., be hy .
rapid movement, which di.cou. flied the
rebels, suddenly turned toward Aberdeen
and Co nmbus, in the richest part O.
eastern Miss, where his army was sure
to find abundance OF provisio, 9. Bv
this movement he turned his back on
Selma and Noble, marched toward Lo-
g-n who had already advanced to meet
lin. and by an sndacious stroke OF s,,a .
egg placed hiuselt at a distance OF
about 100 miles from JohEston's flank.
now menaced by his advance. Toe dis.
patch says that the rumor concerning
the attack upon Mobile and Selma by
Sherman, va. simply meant to divert the
public attention from the real object Of
The expedition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Pitlsburg, Fl. Mayne 4 Chicago
e ALL K u A u.

WARS Run FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBUR0
~ without change, conuecting with the great
PENlSYL VAAA Cklv7kAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
taston city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
yIvs mia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants by taking this rUute, will hsye the
advantage OF Ill the eastern markets ut no addi-
tionai cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
s,Aic.go, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest and North
connecting Al Crestline with Cleveland + Lake~
shore K. X. t. Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara rails,
New York and Boston, and eli the interior
sowns oil New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also south 10
Columbus, Jsnesville, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Steubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
ef Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1t Forest with trains
% Mad ki~er Road to springfield, Urbano, Day.
Dayton anu Cincinnati direct.
Fsssensa - bound east will lind this route both
pleasant AID ACCESSIBLE, passing through many Of
the largest and 6nest eities in the United States.
Pesscng rs arriving 1t Chicago any Of the
soads, win nnd attentive cheek agents 1t the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
charge t" the pistsbulg and Chicago. cars. Sleep
Tickets for sale 1t al the principal ticket on
sss In the West, and at the Company's ofice' cor
nsr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
depot, West side, Chicago.
De par ,icslag to ask for tickets By Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BUSS,
.'snl Wcstern Passenger Agent, Chicago
!. II. gocE e, Com. and Gent Ag't. Chicago.
s,e,snt OF vi, kinds will be carried iron Chica
20 all ,oip,s East At all times, at ~ low rates
9th. = s.-oHd - SeOl~-ht.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Munrx.AL. March d

MUkTkfAL, March 4.
A fearful explosion Of the iabratory n
nected with tue military Dsgs zine ~ Qle-
Dec occurred A. noon t0.dsy. Capt. -Msnun
and thirteen privstes we're preparing cart
ridges at the time. The building was com.
peteiy blown up. The shock Vas terrible
Almost every house IN the town Was sbak
en- from top to bottom. Windows and IT..
t+rior petitions of stores from st. johns
Gate t. Palace street are smashed, aud vsl
liable goods thrown intu the streeta. Tue
ruins Of the Iabrstory took fire aud are
still burning in close proximity to . large
powder msgsz ne. Capt. Mahon and one
Or two others have been taken cut Of the
ruins alive. From ten to twelve are miss
ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

Great Broad Gauge DssNe Track and 2eleorous
New York, Boston, Phila pha, Baltimore. Hsr-
risbusg aud all Z St IN Cities. carving The
treat Through Uaited States Mails.
EXPRs SIS TRAINS LEAVE DuNKtRK OR
- Bud,ln on the arr val of all t-aios from the
West, Vi the Lsge shore Railroad also from sal.
amanca on the arrival Of trains via the ev
Broad Gauge Atlantic aud Great Western Railway
from Cleveland. o.. giving Passengers tho adj
vantage. from Dunkirx er Buffalo, 90 from Cleye.
land, y, OF p six Foot Gsu 20. co,n binine ease
aud comfort vi hout change, in Wide. Hoomv
Palace Cars, direct to New ork. per.ect,o ;,
attained by no 9th Or route.
FUR FREIGHT >
between all points East an West, our fseil;t;..
are unr vailed. Forming close aud r. lia BILE CON.
noctions At Duntira snd Buffalo with W estern
roads, and ut salamanca With the Broad a. ..
lantic and Great Westc Raiiwsy, by Vii n
route there Is no transfer between New iork ana
Ci vel md.
tx RkSs FREIaHT TRANS i..v. Nav
fors sily for oil poiats in tns West, making IA
quick time ard as low rates ~ by anv other ,onte
Far Ffe,gh Tor Passage inquire =. 81. the prin-
ctpai otfices in the West and at - Clark street.
On go, $40 Brosdw New York, and 2s Svuth
Street. b. r., New York Is state stree,. Ros, IN
ChAS. MlNOT. sasnl Sup
b. >. SPRxcBR, WsstAsn Agent.
D. W. BLANCHARD, Con-. Freight Agent
W n. BAHa, General Ticket Agent dec2s