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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
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HEAD.oUARTEBs,
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT., Sra ARMY CoRPs,
BALTIMORE, me-, Apra 2eti, 1854,
ogsGRAL oRDRRsl
No. 80.
Many citizens Of this Department have gone vouniari
~ INTO the States in rebellion against the United States
some 10 join the rebel army others to aid encourage
he rebellion by their presence and otherwise who have
eI property n real estate, slaves stoch of various de-
scrpon, and other securities for money in this Depart
ment And many citizens Of the States in rebellion who
nave participated In and encouraged that movsmen have
similar property within this Department. II Is deemed
important that such property should not be under the
control OF such PERSONS and liable be used In whole
N part In the support Of the rebellion and against the
interests Of the United States II Is therefore hereby
ordered that the proceeds OF all estate the hire OF ali
slaves the interest all debts due from persons In this
Department, the current interest all private debts
tue dividends and interest on all Stocks ane Bonds
Oh hall TOAD Companies Banks, Turnpike Road Compa
nles Manufacturing Companies, and public corporations
howsoever declared and payable which the property
OF the persons above described and within this
parment shall be withheld by the persons authorized
and whose duty it TO pay the same from such persOns
eonsueii and that the shall be paid to Lieut.
Col ALEXANDER BLISS, Quarter Master of this Depart
ment or such other agent the General Commanding
may authorize and appoint from time to time. All per-
responsible for such may be paid in violation OF
mission
The hire the proceeds of the labor of suoh slaves
in the counties of Maryland in this Department and
belong to the persons above described will in pro-
portion be sot apart and reserved for the such
slaves, when they shall have been freed by the Consu
tionA Law of Maryland 1t Ia hoped they will be-
BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL WALLACE,
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE,
Assistant Adiuisnt General
HEADQUARTERS,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON, Ady ION, 1854.
j. HUIDEKoPER,
A
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13

HEADQUARTERS.
DmTEIcT OF DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON, Mar 10th, 1864.
GESERAL oRDERsl
No. 6.
The attention o the President and Directors or other
authorized agents and representatives of all Banks
saranee Companies, Rail Road, Turnpike, Ferry and
Manutaeurng Companies, and all other monel C0rpor-
atonf, Institutions and Joint Stock Companies whatso-
ever, and of the Citizens of the Stats OF Delaware,
(which Is embraced within this District of the Middle
peparment9 Is called To General Orders Nos 20 and %
daied respectively at Baltimore Nd 26h day Of April
snd the LIST day Of May 1851 aud issued by command OF
Mayor Gen. Lew. Wallace, commanding the Mlddle De-
partment Sth Army Corps.
BY COMMAND OF BRIG. GEN KENLY
JOHN HUIDEKOPER,
It. 4 A. NJ
may lS-lt AA.A. q.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive PRACTICE They mild in
their operation and certain In correcting all rregular
les Painful MensruAtlons removing all distractions
whether cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
sde papaton of the heart Whites all nervous affections
Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c. dis
urbed Sleep which arise from interruption of nature
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the commencement Of new in the treatment OF
thossiregulArties and obsucons which hsve consigned
SO many to Premature grave No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Are the most efectual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they in
valuable inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods throughout the country having the
sanction of of the most eminent Physicians in Amerl
ca. Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each boxthe Price One Dollar per Box,
tanning from 80 to go Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by rsmitting to the Pro
rietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINds HILLYER, Proprietors,
ssplt-ly 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
Attest, Il. T. TAYLOR, Clerk.

an Ordnance TO amend the Ordinance entitled " Al
Ordinance prepeat The erection or remordl Of frame
buildings iuittin certain limits IN fhis City,
sEcros 1. Be il Ordained bp the City Council Of WI
nngion That the said Ordinance be amended by striking
out the FIRST Section thereof and inserting In lieu Of 1t
the following the first Section; No wooden edce,
house. store stable other building composed wholly
principally OF wood prvies, bath houses and buildings
erected by manufacturers Of bricks In prosecuting the
business Of brick making exeeped) shall be erected or
constructed or moved TO any place. from place to
another in the city of Wilmington, within the following
limits that is to say beginning at the Intersection Of
Church Street aud the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore RaroAd thence along said RRilrosd to the
Bandywne creek thence along the southery side Of the
line Of Madison Street to the said RAroad aud thence
along the said Railroad to the place Of beginnings and
within limits hundred feet from Delaware Avenue
in any direction.
Passed at the City Hall, April %, 1861:
A. HoLLINGswoRTH,
President City Council.
Attest, H. t. TAYLOR. Clerk.
ma
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
s,pplenenf 10 an OrdinaRcs eniled Ordinance con-
csrning the Markets

Supplement 10 an Ordinance entled an Ordinance con-
csrning the hGrkels:
SECTION l. Be IL Or.Iained by The Ciyicouncil n wa
in0 That the sixth Section OF the said ordinance be
amended by inserting after the words, Eleventh to
Twelfth Street." the following words, 10 wit; an ior
vebes exeudiur more than eleven feet from the curb
the norhery side of Foah street east Of Market Street,
and by inserting after the words Teuse 70 temoV ne
extending more thsn eleven feet from the curb on the
market stations in Market street. or shall SO place any
eleven feet fromhe curb shall attach Or keep attach
ed 70 or standing auy vehicle apy animal except for
lhe purpose of pacing in position or removing the
vehicle" =.
SECTION . The provisions and penalties Of Sections y
81 of the said ordinance shall apply " persons SOL
ling Fourth Street. ~
Passediat the City Hail. April 2s, 1864.
A. HOLLINGSW0 ORTIZ,
prssident CITY Council
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
The Universal Clothes Wringer.

bELF-AUJ UoIINU ANU AUJUoNNblaHs
TT Saves Time Labor, Clothes, Money. 1t is the best
L and only RELIABLE WRINGER before the people.
1t is the most durable Machine made, and combines
more Strength Of Frame, Capacity for PRESSURE aAd
Power OF Action, than any of the so-ealed cheap wiring
in the market. The best Is always the cheapest
is the only Wringer with the
PATENT CoG-wHEEL RRGULAT AToR
For turning both rolls together. The Rolls will not
FnrDIsbei To- Families on Trial FREE OF EXPENSE
%. ea,ahv WM. II. BILLANY & CO.,
s. E. Cor. Second and Market sts.,
unr 92-2m Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-13
PENINSUhAR R. sR. LINE

OHHuBB OF dUuIBs
nm and after MONDAY, May I'd, 1854, TFAinn for
" the accommodation Of Passengers will run iol e
lows, until further aetiee;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

AT FiNN'S.-Every body in the city and
country kaows, OF course, that Finn book
store next door to the post Office. IS The place
u get the latest news, Tor he mas a.. the
Chicago dailies, the best New ". aaili.:.
mp to the latest hour, for sale. Bui all r.-r-
PIE may not know, and therefore W. Inform
them, that Finn keeps the full, as.r.. a.ut
4 school books liz the city; HAT i ,... has jhe
Flcheat assortment Of photograph Adams
that FI"ns stock of stationcr, is surpassed
b. NJ Other in the city that Finn has all The
leading magazines AMI weeklies ofthe country
for sale; and that Finn has got a stock Of
bla TX books, toy books, aul miscellaneous
books of all sort for sale, with any number
of the best novels got up in the cheapest as
well as gayest stylr.
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| OSTOR MISLAID on Friday the

4tl inst dark coiored leather pocaci-book. contain
ing slco IN Grerick seventy in silver and
my cents III postal currency, also and papers
suitable reward will be paid upon the of the
10 ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
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OiD BoHE,s. -....- ..a wings Of an
Illinois winter o.,.. a. ... Frost, with his
savage bite, ha.. -..s .... / kn,cleI out
Of them, and b.ea ,,..nei OF their ter
rors for both rich a"i j., II, by F. L. FISK,
who is still selling t5,hs.g. y ,,r, aud Sh,c..
Gaps, Back Gloves anI i IS .,l. ,i.nt's Furn
ishng Goods at Wo,I's Ia. over Hull and
Thorson's and y. kinEmla's Store, at a
lower price than you can buy shop worn
goods for at auction. His stock is all new
and seasonable, and he is making additions
to it daily Of goods bought at panic prices
II there IS man who should be entitled Il
public benefactor it Is Fiske If there is a
man to whom we can 90 Tor send a child
to buy goods, confident of being flirley dealt
with, Fiskc /. that man. In short, We sly I,
all, if You want anything to wear, at whole
sale prices, and something less than whole
sale prices oftwo months ago, 90 to Fishes.
Stand not on the order Of your going but -
q once.
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som SDp3tny.

To nv friends and patrons 0! Ottawa anG v.ciui
tv wish 10 say, that Or. .. II. Mann, who has
commenced the practice Of medicine in cur com
munIty. is graduate Of the University Medical
College OF New York CITY, the best AIloPathic
School in the L. :, has spent two years in Belle
vue Hospital, y. Y. City and is praoticing
Homeopathy, purely from conviction OF It's 50
perioriry ever the Allopatbic prrctIce. jie now
offers his services TO the friends OF Hon Uopathy
in this CITY He may be found at my old Office.
JAS. ;. AfRES, II. D.
ottawa Nav ST lSG2
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Mr.. HoLLINGwoRTH. whose store was des-
troyed and who escaped SO narrowely being
the falling of Nc. Cheever's wall mentioned
in our last, has removed his stock and re-
opened his store on Mil street, between La
Sale and Columbus. See adv.
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Ottawa, Nav Ist, 1863.


CHERoKEE RENEDT.The caption of this paragraph the
@! vegetable medicine IN the form o syrup which
admitted. when used with Cherokee Infection. 10
I'll" s;si"-t and spc"It Tor GuEurrhpv. and Iuor
Aliu v t', ia l'maIe- II consider the Of
suffering and frequency 90! these li-e-, not but
admit the Cherokee Remedy and Injection 10 be- among
the blessings u science. They !'p.'" sickness by health,
AMI os ~ aI.aHur--. 1t does not merely
rot. tut cures tho i'll Ity an! thoroughly. and,
being purely vegetable. -yv I pleasant syrup. not dist
-rrr.iir t. taste tU Ia. !, leave, poison tho ,--
tenn. Ia, yri,itti which /, Often difficult and
dangerous than TIL treatment OF the original dise.sc
Syii Icy al Druggists.
Nh "
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The Undersigned b1gs tenders sincere thanks to the
many kind friends who noly risked their ves
save him while struggling beneath the his
tile ';h inst All intent upon doing service, that
he Will not attempt mention n.nes but extend his
hearty thanks TO all alike JOHN HoLLiNGWORTH
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SHEPEEAEs5S's PATENT
BLIND HINGE and FASTENER,
EIsh; Reasons why ii Is the Best and ost
desirable:


LIST The E!fnds b- opened shu from tie inSids
OF she room or hui ding, without raising the sash,
opening the window.
81 IL securely fsFcu- locks the blinds when open
shut any p-snt OF angle at vtici they u.uy
be eff
Sd The vivid viii not cause them TO rattle, wh-ther
oFfS oE SirT, which cannot be said any other hng-.
4ih- The Blinds can be replaced or hung. after rh-r
T.r"v"l with mere ease 4uI facility etr any Otter
HHy-- TEg THE NurFL.
9TH Tie wind earne IN raise the b nds OF, under
any circumstances.
9Th ANY cAIi. or i,' most stupid domestic cannot
fail 10 operate CT work thea.
.th- The bearing working parts 50 covered AMI
protected - to be Zee ro.a the action Of iros-s,
Str /: Il compact In form, simple and dur
able. and operated with lar more Than any utArr
similar Hinge
Fuuher IL Re applied "7c.r readily than and
r4ptijy any Hinge Ia mbrk-T u % bia-s al
the merits Of any ti,. Hinge aIi N"RE
4 IEACTICiL THING Try IT!
-TEAWN "'.. IL ~ nf,
Ottawa June - : ! T. = IL !NiI, GoaIty
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ssAGAx,S MAGNOLIA BALM.
HEINsTREETS
iSIMITABLE mAIR RESTORATIVE

-''I Il ~ 4 H.
Bat restores gray hair { it, original color by supplying
thu aVlluy tubes with ratur. impaired y AZ.
o. disease. All Instantaneous dyes composed Of Ia
rGr castic destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair and afford Of themselves dressing icnlstrcct
lunitale C"luTul only hair its natural
celCr Ly an easy process but gives the hair
fuNurtHnt ft-autY-
promotes its tn. prevents its falling OF, eradicate:
daudrui ami lnp1Tt. health and lLauu'ss t. til head
IL hs stood TIA" test Of time, being tn original is- Color
ing and j. constantly increasing in favor. Ussd by both
gentlemen and Ladies. 1t j. sold 10y all deer. "a
procured 10y them Ct III. commercial agents. H. EARN e
4 90, -O2 Broadway, New York. Two 80 and
Il.
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SWANS BOUlB3E BiITERS

Headache, Co>,iSene.r and kin .rc diseases arising FROM.
dsoriorcd condition o Tie efyci Liver owcii. Let
ever: Try these Agreeable ItvTs; gis use
they viii recommend them yh con1denae to all others
who are in need Of Wholesome agreeable and cf-tJiaI
tonic. The rapidly increased dr.Ia for these
induced M 10 give them publicity thousands VINO
have used them may Try them AMI be convinced oi
their efficiency.
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters
SWANS Bourbon Bitters
SWANS Bourbon Dittels

healthy toaio, g-Eile 5iu'ulaa: aud uueguoel
ing a.Psi'zsr. Prepared ~ ripe ai Bourbon. Eiug
usad to the cXclr.ian q all other Filters IL
fifty United States my iIo=rtal- and millions Of pry.
s:ii!i End IS the only popular Inc which has teen
especially exempted from stamp - the United States
government on the ground o: it. having been aopeI
standard remedy by tie medical profession.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
e5-They made OF ingr,len, well known AM ap-
proved by the medical profession ha,n., glr Ef.a osc
pr ls7tas AZ both liitt.llt Ile.-,ar with sIi int
s:-ens ihc.n irFerlea to correct the billions der,uee
men, o. the = ten according = .gotla rs r..ely .ar
tbs following, dseas In i-es.i., q, i~, .r.uni-~,
Liver Affections, Loss @. : .,u,. -."uy-s OF : r.,a, Sd
low Complexion.
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0ttana fire Graoer.
LOCAL. MATTERB
2 Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road:
GOING EAST.
The County Fair.

We should say, by the appearance ofthings
about Washington and Union Hall during
the week, that the County Sanitary fair has
been success. Washington Hall has been
q grand fancy bazaar, crowded with eager
customers, and statesmen and saIeswomen
pertinacious enough to DO honor to Chatham
street. About half the towns in the county
had booths OF their own, while other towns
dubbed together to make up booths. We
have no means of even guessing at results,
but should say, hap hazard, that the proce DIS
of the bazaar, the dining hall, the tableaux,
AID the darce last evening. must amount to
three OF four thousand dollars. We shall
pr,baDIv he able to give the exact figures in
or ext.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

TIy WEpDlNG.-A very neat and pleasant
affair was the :" tin wedding given the Rev.
Mr.. BENEDICT ana lady by the Practitioners of
Christ Church (Episcopal) Ottawa, on Mon
day evening. being the 10th anniversary of
their marriage. The rec;ory was thoroughly
crowded, and the presents of tin ware rich
and abundant. The bride shonc replcnG-
ent in gorgeous set of tin jewclrv. and the
= bridegroom" stood in imminent peril Of hav
ing his jugular severed, to say nothing Of los
ing bis ears. from formidable tin shirt col
lar and cravat in which lie was arrayed. A
splendid supper vas raga}cu Of, and what
with Il usic and other -lv-. 5 ,neuts the eve
ming passed off most n...a.4l: t. all con
cerncd. Tin ware e-a.ga vas presented to
set tie rector up a a IT, polar. bat what
was perhaps of more value s:!I. a59u, $l7j
in grecnbacks were discovered within the
:. tin things a. lining. Tic --s~ total Of
:. bridal present, footed up some $50.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHULES ALE MARKET.
OrTAw., New. is 1864
Fkor-Spring wheat, SIS. so pr loo.
Corn Kedl-$2 .25a . Soc pr. 100.
UH-it-No. | SprInc s 50 No. 9ef45
Co,n-NeH Ear. 800; O d sheled 81 80.
cfks-6Uc for - lbs,
SGcLey- Leo for IS IbS-
Rye--90s for co his.
7TmothY >e-,t-s5Go
Pctdtoe~- sl.O0 r. bush
Eygs- IS.
BUtt.r--3Su4Oc
Aides-Greer. &c cts, kip lsc.. calf pc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19
LYONS KATRAIEON.

Kaharion IL from tr Greek word "N-thro," or "katn
aire signyin TO cleanse reiuyenste AMI restore This
article Is what is signifies For Preserving restoring
and beSutln. the human hair is the most remarkable
preparation in the world. 1t an owned and put up by
the original proprietor and is made with the care
skill and attention viii gave sale Of million
OF bottles per
1t 10 most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eraicutss sc'Irf and danIrlf
II keeps Tie head cCal and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft ard glossy.
II prevents the hair falling OF and turning gray
it restores a." i:gr upon bald heads.
ANY lady gentleman who values a beautiful head OF
hair should use Lyons hatATon. 1t i, known and used
throughout tho civilized world Sold by al respectable
dealers.
DEMAS 5. BARNES L 60, New York
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d. FL ,lt ri! Remedy has cured thousands "f tn
E..., and IccIiI- Piles II give immediate
rolf i. fleets permanent Try it directly. 1t ID
y.lsi.Hst. % 10 rr-e.
for ~. = ,j! Drla,.-t Genera. Depot e. East Fourth
st-...t. tIyult -.
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

Ia'icS who have tried ami fouui other Stom-
ach Etsrs too bitter Unllatle ana To-, L,!y .c.-
ted ior their decatc taste. please Te the" arit. ani
Will not be without them. They viii give the
stona' Ii, and tTcngti a. the whole sgat-a,.
. your druG-t IrJsi.IL i, not got these Bit
tiers. have him send !,r T.. ~.
- IL llg!ll ~ lA- NV --l x. .L-nr.
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CAUTION, Notice i hepchv Civ
that whereas my wife. Mary Cahil has LETT MY bed
and board without cause , rv,,ti,n this caution
all persons to llrior her my r'tint.
shni pay debts o! h-r contracting Town OF Ussgr, La
Sale Co, Ill. Nov. l., d t,-3e.
.TQIrE
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II r L T r r T. + S!

now offer for sale fine lot of FRUIT TREES at nav
Nursery Seneca consisting Of Apple Pear Cherry and
Plum Trees nov 5-6r T. L. CARPENTER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-08

n y
Tks 7rnuee psists the lollo~tog:
sTke Rev. ). 4. Hate, Of Loser n. H.,
,eceNsiy visited tho stmy Of the Potcose
and called upon Gen. Meade. hs writes
o. N n paper that he ssked Meade %
erolsin bic less eampaign, and the General
vcs kind enough to do 70 - follows: !.
I vent over the river to tight, and u
~ orders bed bern obcyed sm conndent
that Lees army might have been defeated.
Nv plsa Vas 20 cross st q smome Fosos
take che road 70 Grunge Court Bouse, ana
push On rapidly, end If Lee should send
ioscss 60 stop ne 70 attack hin IN 'osce
and destroy that portion Of bis army before
he could concentrate the whole of Il TO op-
pose me. Bot one Of my corps commsno'
era failed me. lie was ordered to march
as 8 O'Clock in the morning, but ne d'd
Mt move gill 8 o'clock.
He wss directed Il Lee sent forces TO op
nose hin, 20 attack at once. Lee Ola seno
Evell down the Orange Court House road
joss % expected, but my General stood
and looked Ct bin all day end did got light
40 we lost twenty -four hours and gave Let
notice and time 70 cJncentrate bis ssmJ
and take 90 strong . position that u cou't
nos be carried without great loss and
risk Of losing our army. Such light wonlt
have daDsged us, encouraged the rebel
and prolonged the var, and gave the or
der to retreat. The corps commander re
ferred to Was General French, who W.
too drunk TO know or 10 attend 20 his du
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KAlIkOA t)S.
P.usburg. Fl. Waync 4 Chicago
az 4. X a A II.

WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTSBURG
~ sithons .b..nge, connecting with the great
SsNASYL vAAkA CEN7kAL kAfLkUAb
VOW lorS Philateipnia tsaltituIr and WI ash
inston city. aad all the interior towns Of Penn
yivsuis, New jersey, Nov York, Maryland. DC.
Merchants by taking this route, will havo th.
oav1ntase Of all the eastern markets 1t no addi-
tlousl cast.
Baggage checked through.
Trsias leave the Depst Caaal STREET, y st d 10,
CAioaRp, daily on rhe arrival Of trsins from the
Test and North-west.
Connecting u Crsstline With Cleveland 4 Lake.
shore r. X. to Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Ssw York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, vie New York Central
sud Sc~ York q Erie Railroads. Also South T.
columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark. Mount verOop.
sssul,enrlle and Wheeling, and iptsrior town
~sOhio and Virginia.
The ahc-e trains connect at Forest with train
% Mad Riser Road to Springfield. Urbano, Day.
ton and c;i 'cinnsti Also with trains at Lama for
DAYTON anu Ciacinnati direct
raAsseuss r. pound east will 6nd this route both
pleasant AID agreeable, passing through many Of
The largest and eneat citiee In the Unitod State
PAsscns, r. arriving At Chicago an any Of Ii.
roads, will and attentive shssk agents q the de-
pets to re:sve checks and convey baggage, free -
charge !. the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at al the principal ticket Oh.
- In the West, and ct the Company's once cor.
asr If Randolph ard Dsssborn streets, o. ct the
Depot, Vert side, Chicago.
Re Darticalar to ask for tickets bx Fort Wayns.
DAN. w. BuSS,
0,n1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
J. b. kosx Z, Com. aud Gent Aet. Chicago.
Freight Of Ill kiuds will be carried from Chico-
eso ~ pefnts East 1t all times, 1t ~ low rree
"nv cshsp Railvosd r. seo>S-d.'
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DAvrON. Jan.

LAYTON, Otu !.
The inquest upon the body Of Mrs. klep-
pinger wss concluded to-day, after exsmin.
ing Samuel Stevenson, train dispatcher, And
Mr. Brooke, operator Of the depot Office in
Cincinnati. Toe testimony Of these two
witnesses conHictcd with that Of the Car
isle operator, who testified that when be
reported to the Cincinnati office that Pot
ter vas going on the side track, be added
"Wait, and l will sec" Brooke testified
that be did not hear the words "Wait. and
| will see;;' and 90 Stevenson acted upon
the report Of the Carlisle operator that
Potter was on the side track, and immedi
ateiy ordered Sanders to leave Day ton.
The verdict Of the jury was that the de-
ceased came to her death through the neg
iigcnce Of Samuel Stevenson, IN not know
ing certainly that Potter's train was at
Carlisle station aud held there with posi-
tive orders before telegraphing Sanders t.
leave Dayton.
The Carlisle operator was dismissed this
morning.