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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

Il OST or STOLEN-THREE ONE-HUN-
i 4 DRIED DOLLAR SENESTliRTY MOTIFS, payable
20 EMMA J. HUNTING. Also, FIVE TWENIl'cOO'
POSs Noe 3y7O7 TO g. from May ], 1854 TO hay J. 1872;
Tho finder will be rewarded by returning the same 70
HATCH No. 20 Wan-st. EMMA j. huNIiINo
EOIjND-May IG. a small ROW-BOAT.
TIN. owner can have the BY proving property, on
anniicaiion 10 r. H. BLAKE, Long Dock, jersey Cky.
GInn REWARD.-Stolcn, from W. d u.
- IOU MORANGE, No. 1875 We., Iyh',ti on IN we
night Of the 10Th inst Dapplo, Iron goy Mair 'n PM
scb bhck about 10 hands high Yeas old fore legs bac
o the knees down to eiocs hind legs black has small
white sno on the back Of left hip hair oil on both
bond,. Inv action Of traces name and tail white and black
mi, cd ,shiy pufed Ia both hind and ankles caused
by strain The above reward viii be gwen on aes'J u
tie Mare and apprehension Of the thleL
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hlusitdl Instruments

A SPLENDID PIANO for S225-G. & II. Bar
more manufacturers 3t8 Bleeckcrst Seventeen first
prize medals warranted for years without exception the
bo piano made testimonials most distinguished artists
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT -
1851 COMMENCING MAY >, 1854 1861
PASSENGER Station In NewYork 2thst. and Ahav.
Entrance l-th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-IORK:
For New Haven. T. (Exl il;3O a. N. l2lo tEx), 3V
E1h $3.50, 30 and (Exb p m a.
For Bridgeport, T. lEx) il;3o a. H.; l2as tfx) s"
Ex) $50, SD and (ES) ?. m
For Milford and Stafford l. II 30 m $3.50 500 IN.
For Fairfield Southport and Weslport, :, n:O u j:'a
5:30p. ,,,. "a ,oo H.,
$50, $50, $3.50, (Exl 7. M. .o,o
Fer Derien aud Greenwich. 93o ll;3o M; 30 49,
5:30p. IN. - ,o ,-,o IN e,o -
For Stamford, T. (Ex.) s;3O 1889 M; l2;l9 ttxhs
C;x) $50 43), $50 $50. tEx.) pm.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations J. 9;So INV
m' '''O' ''''' ICoNNEcTiNG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. M tEx)i 3tEIl, sp IN.
For Boston via shore Line, l2l5 ok Sp. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield lExl Ia" Mi SlELh
$3.50, p. - y, ,,.oo - -
Montreal; 3 p. m to Northampton. . ,u
For Hartford Providence and Fishkn RsilEoad, lEL.
IL 80 -. pu-.....
For New Haven. New London and Stoninson RAILROADS.
O. m l2;l5, g. 81. m.
FOR Canal Railroad 1918 p. N. to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, a. M p m
For Nausatuck Railroad, a. m. Up m IA
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad $3.50 m ~" p a.
Comuodious Sleeping Cars attached to p H. IrlHs
JAMES VI. HOfT, Superintendent
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l. PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
o'clock p. m. and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock p w.,
from Pier Ne North River. .
Hereafter no win be regarded secured to any appi
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
Z. LlTTLEfIELD Agent, No. p Broadway.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,

~ from foot of Courtlandtst.. connecting at hainp'oa
Junction with Delaware, Lacxawann aud Western Railroad,
and Ut Easton with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its connec-
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the West with
out change Of cars. - ..., $1,000,
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST:
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this line 10 Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis with but change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing May 2, 1864, leave New YORK as follows.
HARasBURG ExPREss-At a. m. ior Esston, Reading.
Posyille, Hsni.burs Mauch Chunk, WiliamspoIt. Ih:
train arrives at Harrisburg al % connecting East and
West on the Pennsylvania Railroad North and south on tho
Northen Central Railroad and with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad to BagsTstown.
Mail IgAIy-At $40 for Eas;or Water Gap, Scran-
tom Wilkesba.re Great Bend pittston, Binghan,on, &c
IN rRNS--For Ees.on, Allentown, Maneh Chunk WIZ
Transport Reading fo.isyie, Harrisburg, SO.
$40 p M-For Easton, HeseAeni aud Mauoh Chunk. !
40 aud 5:40-For Someryile.
Jpn WESTERN ExPRRss-For Easton, Allentown Read.
ing, Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars
through rom Jersey City 20 Pittsburgh. - - .
ELraBETnPoRr AND Ngw YORK fERRy-Lesve New York
from Pier No " H.. at 9l5 III l2i5 +;D and 1:D p N.
}oats stop a, Bergen Point and Mariners Har5or.
Tickets ur tie West be obtained at the office OF the
Central RAILROAD Co. Of NewyeIsey fooeoi CourtaidsLi
al No Astor House, al No 27i Br0sdand at the prDci'
pal hotels. JOSIAH D. sTEAhNs Superintendent.
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IN MANUFACTURES, WARkROOM No. 81 bfoai.
way aud No l6i 5hav second foor fun a.soIimeni Of
our we'll known PIANOS constantly hand. warranted In
every respect Purchaser. viii Do vel TO examine siock
and price. before making thor selections
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rfeniorn da.

Nay q, ai % g. lon "a s. AIR. La,h from Philadelphia
forS ~ Past
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Ocean CLEANERS.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
~ PANY

NryyyoRK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENS.
TOWN TO LAND PASsENUERs.
Shin Tuns. Commander
QUEEN (budins). ......33le .........'...'''.. -
ERIN (buildEg) .32l3..............'..'. -
ONTARIO building l.....3 2l2.................. -
HELNETlA (buldngl - 200 ..................,-,-
900. 2nieio
49, Grace
PENNSI .bTooAipa
Ieavin. Pier No 49, East River, follows:
WESTMINSTER ............ Saturday, June
VIRGINIA .....Saturday, sune ~
pFNNSYLViNIA Saturday, July
ioIrisIANA ..........,..... Saturday, July IL
AND EVERY ALLEVIATE SATU RDAf rlEhEAr EN- .ln
m. on board these un'
,urnnssed and the rate, than by any other'lne
SALOON PASSAGE TO Ll'ERPOOl.-riV OF 300 IN
Messengers having equal privileges in the saloon an.
THIRDCLASS PASSAGE TO Li'EhfooL-p'' III
currency. -, ,-....,,. H. an. ia,
or yNabes unless bills Of adns having their Vaiue~1peeu
therein are signed therefor.
For freight or passage apply
WILLIAMS g. GUION, No. Il wal-at.
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1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

1904 - PENNSfLt ANA SCNamaz
lOO4s r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
sCK An through trains for the West by this route leave
Nav York from foot Of Courtsnds Through tickets
for Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul. and al points IN the North
and Columbus Cincinnati and oil points 10 the West and
south be procured q The Office Of the
Courtlandt s Through trains leave New York ss foows
a. M Express. wa Phladephs, arrives In Pistsbusa~
m Express vi. Philadelphis arrives 10 Plttsburshss
Pun =, .u. . 4. pu,.A,.h "A
Ono Through Train on Sunday. via Philadelphia. leaving
Now.f ok ats y
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILMAY NEW BRoAp GATSk ROUTE s r. f ns.
Ril,vsy from foot Of CLambersst., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF YRS yxN!,
connecting with railroad, Tor all principal cities IN the we.,
,nnnns order TO Mansfield Gallon Urbana, Dayton Cincin.
natl and ST. Louis without break Of gauge ,rvrsro
l. IL ooop~~'' Meadylie Pa. General Supt.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains lea

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
~ r. follows, viz:
a. M, Express Tor Bufio.
Ia NJ Expres, Tor Cleveland direct via A. O. W. Ry.
$50 e. IL, Mix daily, for Ctisyile
10 a. H., Mail for Buffalo
Al. m, Way for Otsyi.e. Sewburgh and Warwick
m Night Express Saturdays and sundays excepted,
for Dunkrs. Bafao, &C.
6p m Lightning Express dly for Dunkirs Rochester.
Canandasus &c. On Saturdays this train will run to Buffalo
only
sp. NJ. Em; grant. for Dunkrk;
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NEW.J JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP:
N Coon and sner MQNDAY Jan ia Sss nf Hrr NV
- md IA M 30 p. and IL Midnight The 1922 n.
Train viii take BALTIMORE and
TnY onv This Train makes connection a. fniaaepnia.
.i, GoI Pbsdrphs will leave NcwYork st and 10 ms
!, ~ spa 6 D. M aud u Midnight,
mia' ~ Train. J. W. Woodbury.,
OF n H.. u Issa Assistant Superintendent n J. K K
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DIANO. FORTE LESSONS.-A young /

thoroughly nstuctej desires few PUPILS on the
+ ano. forte Terms moderate. AddTes. BRlSTOW &
Piano forte Wareroons. No. H7 lOth.t
between Broadway and 4thay.
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AZIETON BROTHERS.

uAZLETON BROTHERS,
IL OVERSTRUNO. GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No 70 rrnces few door. wet Of Broadway, New fort
These Pianos have always received the rr premium wh~f-
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty Tot hTo
years accompanies each Piano
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBuRG. NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stauneh steamers of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYoRK,
leave Newly ork daily Sundays excepted at o'clock N,
from Pier No. 70 North River, loot Of Nestryst.
POR NEW-LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from tho
above points via Norwich and Worcester, Boston aud Nor
ceste Worcester and Nashua NcwLondon end Northern
Railroads.
FREIGHT taken the lowest For Information inquire
OF Il s. MARTIN, Agent the Pier.
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NIERCHANT's NAVIGATION and IRA

vi PORTATlON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, NEWLONDON, SrONlNGrON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON, and NEW BEDFORD. The splen-
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No. b. North River OF Courtlandl st.,
daily Except Sunday at D. m.
Ffesh taken low as by any other line Office Of Com
pany, No. lis Westst, corner " CourtlaBdtst
Kew-York Nov 3 1893. NJ II. sIMONS. Agent
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Jnstrucftou.
FRENCH

IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, n. Y.
A Boarding School for Boys-The hy-thrd semi annual
session will commence MONDAY. May For circulars
apply 70 the Principal, ID. s. ROWE. NJ. \.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo Ale
i i RANY and TROY. CONNECTING with TRAINS

NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers.st. From
Express. aud 10 a. m, and ,:22, l0:27 a.
I and D o. IA. 6:2l p. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep III ~ ?. H.
ins.caE). l0:,0?. IN.
Rhinebeck Train. : p. IN. 2:23 p. m.
Poughkecpsie Train. Q q. N. 1;92 l. IA, AM
and p. m.
Peek-kill Train. AIS p. IN. 1851 p. IN.
Sing Sing Train. 7:3O a. M, IL 7:52 a. M, and
M. and Sis p. IN. p. M.
Tarrytown Train, J:lO and 4, 3:41 and 7:27 |
r. m.
On Sundays, az 6:22 p. m. from 3Oth-s;reet.
Tickets lsay be procured at any Of the offices
Express IN New-iork and Brooklyn, and bagg
the house TO al points on the rosd aud 10 Sari;o
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
1859. COMMENCING MAY 3 1854 1867
Passenger Station in NewYok. corner 2th't and %hav
Entrance on 2-.h.st.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
IL ARRANGE MENT.-Lesves New York. Jame,-siip aud
3ats East River Greenpor, Sag Hsrbor Hampton. SC,
st8 a. ~ For Greenpo Riverhead. Yaphans, and Lake.
land AZ M and $3.50 D. ID Fer lslp, Babylon, and Farm
ingdae, at and $50 and $3.50 p M For syosset.
At O:3j a. m and D. tSsses connect for Cold Spring.
Oyster Bay and Huntngon) For Hampstead Jsnaics aud
Winfield 1t aud lO:3o m and $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50 p n
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3ith st., East
River at u Riyerhead stepping al all Stations ex
cept Hampstead aud yosset Eycnron Tickets for this tram
NJ reduced rates A. REASONER, Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
a Terrible Raiiroad Accident.

DAYTON. o. Jan. 5-The uer hern aud south.
ern bound passenger trains collided this morning
at Csrrollten, III miles from DivtOn. One en-.
gineer and fireman found dead the other two FIRE
uen ana engineers cannot be found. IL is hot
known vet how many passengers are killed The
pieces
Our informant saws they were cutting the cars
to pieces With axes 10 get out the killed and
wounded
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Fran. CincinnnfI-

CrxcINSArI. January s. The Ohio Legsla.
ture organized YESTERDAY j X Hubbir6 was
elected Speaker of the House; and Mr.. T. Davis,
Clerk of the Senate.
Gov Tod's message Is very brief.
The financial affairs of the State were never
in better condition.
The public tlebs has been reduced six hundred
and seventy six thousand dollars.
The militia system adopted by the legislature
last winter proved "A success
The Governor recommends that the banking
corporations, now existing under State authority.
be gwen all reasonable facilities for closing their
business
lie attribntes the escape Of John Morgan 10
negligence. arising from misunderstanding be-
tween the military and civil officers at the peni
tentiary OF their respective duties.
lie calls attention to the bravery and gallantry
of onr soldiers in the field land SAYS:
Although the wicked rebellion still contin-
ues. we can justly claim for Ohio the full per
formance of her duty in the effort to crush IT,"
The number of troops raised since the begin
ming OF The is two huhdred thousand six
hundred and seventy two
The river here is full Of floating ice. Naviga
ton j. suspended.
The headquarters Of the Department OF the
Ohio will be moved To Lexington, Kentucky, to-
morrow.
special TO the Commercial from Cairo, SAYS;
A delegation of prominent citizens from Ar
kansas arrived there en- route TO Washington. 10
arrange for Arkansas 10 resume her position in
the Union,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
ssem ca,ss.

cAtna, January a.-The steamers Duke oI
Argyle rom New Orleans. Hilman from Mem
phi-. afflsed
Thermometer indicated 10 slers below zero
a. Memphis on the morning ~ the hrst. and q,
Cairo On the same morning. thermometer al
~ deea hplow aero, and below Cairo, q numbsf
OF persons we're found ~ sen 90 death
Ten negro aoldlefs persisted al Island No 10
The bodlea Of three members of the 51i Indians
regiment ~ere found on sand bar la the river
sla mile. above Fon plllow. one Of them was
Llegl Edward Alexander,
Trains have not been running over the Central
Railroad, on account ot slflke among The engl'
neefs, bat started again to-day.
The weather u moderatlng. but snow continues
10 fall with about four inches 90 the ground
Boats continue % 90 up he Ohio river but
large quantities of Ice are running out and the
M.-ssppi i closed
No serious damage VAS done TO the Memphis
aud Charleston Rrilroad by Fouess,'s men, when
they crossed Il last week
Gen Grier-on. az last accounts. was pursuing
Forrest south OF Coldwater. Lee reinforced
Forrest from Ohalona.
The guerrilla Gen. Richardson crossed our
lines on the 2-th ult. on his way south All il
quiet Ia the interior since bis departure
Large amounts of sugar. cotton and molasses
have arrived here during the past week mostly
foe Cincinnati The Duke Of Argyle brought
2s6 bales cotton l3s hhds sugar. and 300 barrels
Oi m0lasses from New Orleans and the Hlman
brought 235 bales Of cotton.
Generals Ord. Veatch. Hunter. and Sherman,
have heen here during the past week. aud the
latter i still here Silutes we're fred last night
in honor of his arrival.
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ADyEnrIsING IL mn wFYKLY.


Advertisements published IN both the Daily ard the
weekly SkSrissI will be charged the fuii Daily rates.
With one fhaf the Weekiv rates added.
Busine>s Notices published In The local columns, Of ten
Ines or under will be charged Tor each insertion fl II
lines en- cent per line.
Charge will be made fpr ring the notices ~ the
following Orders Socetes ami Associations AZ the rate
named. 70 be paid in advance:
Military Companies. Order Of Ota Fellows, Masonic
0rders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines - cents for each
Insertion. eight line at this rate.
Announcing desths with funeral notice attached, ~;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 30
Notices of Festivals Pcuics snd ENcursios, gotten up by
individual, associations hy churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head o'
Special Notices n ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines. Inserted
la the Daily, will be charged nfty cents.
Yearly advertiser topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
be charged the Of tl so for each name In the
Daily aud 81 the Daily and Weekly the same to be- In
eli eases. paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
toreys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
ngs bat collectabic usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy q legal advertisements be-
yoDd the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESS A BINGHAM
Proprietors Indiana State sentinel
j. NJ. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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lNSUR RANCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,

u 4 4 Airs
Capital ....... ....... 100000.
VSSUREs DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Barues. Hay. Gram and 1--we STOCK therein against
lose and damage BY tire. Tor he Of i've seven
years.
DlsEcroas-J. Harvey. Frederick Bragg, c. ohn,
Mna. Gibson, Indianapolis John n. Hutton, Richmond
Opncsss-J = Harvey. President. Frederick Bragg.
Vice President. Fr,derok Braggs. Treasurer, wm.
6bson, SecrttArf.
&. q. OLiN, General agent.
RErEEkScrs-wm. A. Peelle. IN Sec state Centre
vile Andrew slisee Esq. Merchant, Wm K NossuEer
Cashier 1T Natl BAuk n. A Fletcher. ksQ. Aecrhanf,
y Mcilonad, Attorney az Lfw. Josiah Locke. k-q Of
Locke Bro H. J. Peek. Esq, President ]. IA l. Rail
road Co. indianapolis John frterson. fsq, stephen
Virgins. Merchant. kichnond. h. y. Wntamscn. 10
Attorney AZ Law. Grceuessts. q. " Ill., Esq fsb~ro
Harvey d. scsu, ksq.. Tere Hants: n e. Culver, Rsq
rppeeanoe. n0vs-d1n
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Indianapolis and Madison
III n HLRGGDA MD.
1863. ~ - 1868,
New Arrangements tn Conn m nee Non.
Eeh h

New Arrangements tn Conn mence Non.
day. Feb. 2, 1861.
FuNN0 passenger trains daily Sundays axceptedl be
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. a. 100 4.
and p NJ. srriyin Olson ~ II 50 A. N. and SO
Pm
Leave the Depot st Madison at A. ~. and 2:80 p "
arriving az indianapolis At II A. NJ ard T.toP ".
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati
dlsnapolis and points West.
Tarif Of freighfs as los a. BY any other route.
Shippers and merchants West Will end theiriuter
est TO ship by this line.
feb2 DC. BRASHAN. sapertnts naent.
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

r "A L r . "A ID I
shortest Route by Thirty Miles
80 CHANGE Of Cars TO CINCINNATI, by this RoUTE
Chaugs OF time. On and after Monday. April
20, and until further notice.
Three trainsleave indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted
E,NIRST TRAIN.--5.o0 An, CINCINNATI EXPRESS
n arrives az Cincinust i0rs0A n and Lexiuefo,
KY 7:30 2. NJ, and close connection Cincinnati with
Little Nj mi. Cincinnati, W Zanssyilie and Mariett,
Railroads. for all points ia Southern Ohio
Second Train $3.50 A. M.-Cincinnar Nail arrives a.
Cincinnet 420 7. M siug close connections with y
Little Miami Railroad for Loveand Morrow Columbus
Newark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Train-7.i5 ?. N. Cincinnati Eapr.ss arrives =.
Cincinnati ll.55 Z. ~
Fare same as by any other
Call for tickets ria the Indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
W II. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
s. W. ELLIOTT General Passenger Agent
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IRON Warrington.

WASHINGTON. January 5-Msj. Garrard. a
cavalry officer OF the Southeast. replaces Stone
man here
Lieut. Col Ekin has heen made Chief Quar-
termaster Of the Cavalry Bureau. vice Sautells
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e. on FID r. TIA E

~n YOUNG MN WHO HAVE IN
4z<z7~ iuTed themselves by certain secret
III 10y habits which unfit the m for business
HsH{E pleasure the duties of marriedlife:
.e>s also. middle aged ard old men Who
from the follies youth other causes debility
in advance ofheir years before placing hen.eye under
al. treatment ef eny one, should first read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something of Importance BY
perusing The Secret Friend"
sent 10 any address sealed envelope receipt Of
TenCenfs.
DIR STUART &C. can be consulted on aiidis~sses Of
q private or confidential nature from "a. N.tosP.M
fSundays from to IL 4. NJ az their Office.
Aderess DR. THA~ A STUART CO,
unrh9i i-dk~ly-is-'s2 Ro~fon Mass
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r . "A d
1858. 81 E ~ 1858
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
sew Route 90 Chicsgo via Koko,uo
81 MILES sHoRrEg TRAN ANY OTHER ROUTE


AS AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10. lss3 train
~ trains will he follows.
Chicago Express Train will leave lndian.poii a
l2S5 y. NJ, al Kokonio 3i0 r. NJ IN time q
make close connection wth on CINCINNATI ane
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago, and arrive atPeTu at 40 2. NJ
Returning, the train will leave Peru At 100 NJ
making close connections with the night from Chi
csgo, and arrive at indianapolis at $40 A. NJ
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis Al AIS T. N
stopping all stations and arriving Peru
make connections with the trains the Toledo and "
bash Railway, for Wabash. Huntingdon Fort Wayne. To
edo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 5:4
A. NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. o. r. W
from the East, and arrive AT indianapolis at loco A.
IN time to make connections for all ponts East scs
and West
AChieago Expresstrsin will -sVs indianapolis at -
NJ making close connect ons az Kokomo with train fo
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive a
Peru At Los A. M Ia time make connection with train
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the will leave Peru At 1915
making close connection kokomo with the train
on the cincinnati sDd Chicago Air Line r. T. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganxport and arrive lndisnspol
4iO ", Ia time 20 connect with the evening 70
Cincinnati, Louisville and other poinii.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
'. I. HALorr. General Ticket Agent. feb23. 'e3-di