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nN Wednesday. June sth at O'Clock =. NJ. en-
" the premises. We shall sell that very desirable
property on Melbonrn street known ~ the MAJ hew
property. The house 10 . two-story wooden House,
nearly new. with eight finished rooms, and good
Closets. and excellept cellar with fprnse CO In it,
hne water, hard and soff. and plenty Of TO- Gcod
barn and other outhouses. The lot Is les fest froa
by 81 feet deep; IL Is very desirable properly.
Immediately after the lot of land Aonfrt al 81.
directly In the of the above this lot is 50 feet
by SO feet. Terms libesai-sale positive.
Then we shall sell the lot on Mebourn street d.
r'etsy opposite tie Mayhem house, 40 by 30 feet /.
valuable lot.
May 81 HENRY BAILEY Co, Aucs'u
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, May 30.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan to-day,
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounted to nearly 81 100000.
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rVcThe reader will take notice of adver-
tisement of Pocket Book lost, in another col
umn.
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Z. NJ PArrES. AUcTIoNEER, IL Exchange q,
Desirable Real Estate at Aucttou-

IN Thursday. June I'd at r. NJ. on the premj
~ see, Cumberland second lot above NTH street
tne very desirable dwelling and land recently oecu-
pied py the late Capt Eben n Intosh. -.
me nouse u known as one OF the most thorough
euiit In the city convenient possible desirable
i"cauon, with good barn. wood house and Rxrdeu
Lot 70 BY 10. Terms to salt purchasers. For key
and particulars call oa the suctioneer. ms,z5
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Pour Dogs Later from Europe.

Four Dogs Later from Europe.
NEw YORK, May 80.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liv-
erpool 18th, via Queenstown 10Th, has arrived.
The Whitsuntide recess continued.
The schooner Samuel Martin, with cotton,
had reached Liverpool direct from Charles
ton, S. c.
The conference held three hours session
on the 18th inst. All the members were pres
ent $50
The Daily News says they can hardly be
said to have advanced single step, and the
prospect OF an agreement is as distant As ever.
No common basis Of discussion has yet been
agreed upon. The Germans repudiate alto
getheI the treaty engagements. The confer
ence adjourned to May 10Th, when more than
half the time fixed for truce will have ex-
PRED
The Daily Telegraph says France advocates
aprolonged suspension Of hostilities II neces-
sary. ~ s aaA
The Danish advices continue to charge the
Germans with pluudering and contiscation
after the armistice has been declared.
The La France denies tho rumors Of prob
able ministerial changes in France.
The protracted trial Of La Pommerais for
poisoning resulted In verdict Of guilty, and
he has been sentenced to death.
Fears for the fatal termination OF the Popes
malady have greatly increased.
Berlin, Nay l9h.-The Crown Prince OF
Prussia has been appointed to the I'd army
corps, and Field Marshal Wrangell has been
raised 10 the rank OF Count
II 10 asserted on good authority that Prince
Frederick Charles OF Prussia has been ap-
pointed commander-in-chief OF the Dutch.
Stockholm, May lS.--Count Manderstrom,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has stated that on
the 18th April he sent secret instructions to
Gen. Wachmerster in London, and that these
dispatches were opened in Germany.
London, Nay 19.-The Herald says the un-
satisfactory progress Of the conference and
the doubt entertained OF an equitable adjust
ment OF the Dano- German question, induced
sales by some parties, which had the effect of
creating business throughout the several
Departments Of the stock exchange.
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Sen. Dorcns HAYES, at Aucuion

IN Thursday, June 2, alta o. clock Pex At head
- OF Maine Wharf where she now lits the &c oil
schooner Dorcas Bawes. # 50 1896 tons with her
ssils. kixgin Cables. Anchors, Boats. and Cabin
f9fniure a.! In good orjer and ready for sea.
for par .iculars a examin alton call AZ N D. NO.
ble's. bead Of Maine Whars or
HENRY BAILEY co, Auctioneers.
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Moreme~,. of the 1sm army eorp..

FORTRESS MONROE, May 20.
The 18th Army corps and some regiments
of the 10th corps are coming down the James
River. Ten steamers loaded with troops have
already passed here and gone up the York
River.
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" The Democratic State Convention IL
to be held tomorrow In the City Hall.
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00aeiaI Di.paiches from Secretary ssanson.

Dusosef AssPofc"eS from secretary SfnntoHs
WASHINGTON, May so.
To Major Gen. Dir Mo official dispatches
from the army Of the Potomac have been re-.
ceived since my telegram Of Saturday eve
ming.
A telegram from Gen. Sherman, dated near
Dallas yesterday, the Goth, 730 A. NJ, reports
that on Saturday an engagement took place
between The enemy and McPhersons corps.
in which the rebels were driven back with 4
loss TO them OF 2500 killed and wounded LEFT
in our hands and about 800 prisoners. Gen.
McPherson's loss was not over 800 in all.
tSigned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
hfIMtB.5 # Secretary Of War.
WASHINGTON. May 80.
To Major Gen. Dir.-A dispatch from Gen.
Grant has just been received. It's dated
yesterday, 10th, at Hanovertown, and states
that the army has been successfully crossed
over the Pamunky, and now occupies front
about three miles south Of the river.
Yesterday two divisions OF our cavalry had
q severe engagement with the enemy south Of
Hswes' store, driving him about mile, upon
what appears 70 be his new line. which we
will find out all about to-day. Our loss in
the cavalry engagement was $50 killed and
wounded, OF whom forty-four were killed. We
having driven the enemy, most OF their killed
and many Of their wounded fell into our
hands.
A later dispatch, dated P. NJ, details the
movements OF the several corps then in pro-
gress, but up to that time there was no en-
gagement.
Earlier dispatches from headquarters have
been sent, but failed to reach Washington.
tSigned) EDwIE N. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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For Sale.

FHNHE House and lot situated in Westbrook. neal
= MorIiifs Corner. will be sold on reasonable
terms The buildings are in good rer air. Near the
fost Office, aud within short distance of the Sem
mary; For terms ply TO w. b. GOODRICH
near the premises.
May ~. 1864. may27dtf
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Reoonno,.sanee from Gen. sigep. Command

Reconnaissance from Gen. Sigets Command.
New York, May 80.
special dispatch to the Herald says:
the scout sent out by Gen. Kelly by or
der Of Gen. Sigel, has returned, being entire
ly successful In its operation, gaining impor-
! liant information. and capturing thirtysix
prisoners, eighty-tve horses and forty head OF
cattle. The notorious Maj. Triplets is report
ed to be among the prisoners"
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Valuable Real Estate az Auctto.,
In Cape Elizabeth.
Valuable Family Horse, Carr lsges
DC. at Auction.

WE shall sell at Auction ON Thursday jane nj
lociecf, A NJ. n Lime street. the yslua.
Die .smy horse carriages, &C. belop gin z 10 Mr. q
and IN harness, stands without hitchieg, not raid
o. muse, military sr cas-one good ep n lusry
one Express Wagon Concord WACO Csr,,sgss
hsfne:,ss &C &c. HENRY BAILEY 3 CO
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Clnpp's Block,

CORNER OFCONGRkSS And Elm STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity. that he has perma n emit
x located IN THIS city. During the eleven month.
that We have been in town We have cured some OF
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
uents In 80 short time that the question IL offer
asked. do they stay cureds To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay Gu, ed we viii
doctor the second time for nething
Dr. ID. has boon practical Electrician Il TWENTY
ono years, and 10 also regular graduated physiciLn
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
IN me form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head. neck extremitiee CONSUMPTION her
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fuly
Involved; acute or chronic Rheumatism scrofua hir
of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limhs
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas' Dance deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma broncbi.
tis structures Of the chest, and all forms Of femal.
complaints.
6y Electricity
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the laxy
leap with Joy. and with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth the heated brain is cooled the frost
moved: faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength the blind made see the deaf TO hear and
the paised form to move upright; the blemishes Of
prevented; the calamitice Of old age obvated, spc
An active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomach.
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache ,
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiger
ton and constipation of the bowels pain in the side
and back; leucorrhna, Tor whitesl; falling of The
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train os diseases will find in EIectrio
tty sure means Of cure. For painful men situation
too profuse menstruaton and all of those long lns
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific and will In short time, restore the
to the vigor of health.
~ We haye an Hiecfro- Chsnieal apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such a.
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &c. Hundreds who
Gus other difculties the direct cause of which, in
nine GASES out OF ten Is the effect Of
use Of from Eve TO eight Baths - ->
Q; and 7 to s p. u.
Consultation Free. Iv1At.sdt
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NOTICE,

FUNHE proprietor of MAINE wHARF a~e hereby
Il notified that their Annual Meeting will be held
at the ONCE of Elias Thomas No. Al Exchange street
Portland. on Monday, june 9th. 1854 at O cock p
NJ. for the choice of Officers and the transaction of
any ether business that may legally come before
them. GEORGE A TIIoM AZ n -
Portland May 81, 1894. NAV aodtd
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AUCTION SALES.
EN-. PArrEN. AUCTIoNEER. y EAeh.tee 4.
Dry Goods. Cloths. Clothing, Table
Cutlery, &c, at Auction.

" and on Thursday at 10 to close oonsis' n,s,.,.
~ b.eaehed and brown Cotfols. c. piece.
Dsnims, Prints. DeLanes. woolens. Drefs Coos Of
an .inds. with every de criptcn Of Dry Goods
Also 500 pisces 10 hirg.-Tabls Cutlery. with I.
variety OF other gooas - '-
consigDments. msvsiS,d o'"
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EN-. PATrES. AucTIoNEER, II ExcAar e s, .
Real Estate, cor. Atlantic 4 Toro
Sfs., ne Auction.

TUESDAY, June 7, ~ p. n. This property for
Il locations and nsigbborhood offers i-ducemenis
Tor any one seeking home, or for investment The
House built OF brick in the most thorough manner
the situation commands entire view Of the harbor.
and spacious view ofthe bay. The dwelling h -
ranged for convenience with pantrys ciofhes prs ss-
Is and elosets-gas throu ghoat-ha'd AID son wa
ter-Apd In fact 10 one Of the most desirable lce.-
ttrns one ed n public sale this season. Lot smrls
sine, 50 BY 90. Terms will be made TO suit pure n
ers For hey and particulars Of sale calf on o
Auctionetr. exchange street. ma,3ldtd
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Gen. Candy Ia Command of the Department
Of the Gaff-Gea. Hanks -lppoiafed Mifi-
fary Governor Of Loaisiana--4rriraI of
Argaeiies at Haraaa.
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ct this once. n
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Valuable Farm iu Fussm ,us,. nj
Auction.

Auction.
On wspsfsDAY, June 18th, Al
O'Clock p. ", on the premis O. a
l5x1fs-A SmIu farn. near Falmouth Del a.
y11t IN eontsinirg about Thirty Acrss II
- OF which IL valuable Wood Lcf
There 10 ood, eonven'ent and Comfortable Hons.
and out b 1dinss On it-a large ard Il rify Orch
ard OF 20 gtiets, and the honse AZ surros rdin, :
desirable geod cut Of town residsI ee Sale
positive ear. For further particulars apply
Msy 81
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Valuable Real Estate mt Auction,

WE shall sell al suction on Tuesday. June 7, &C
w 3o'ciock. NJ. on the premises, the valuable
Real Estate on York street. known as the Fosdick
Eta'e; being about l27 feet on York street-w ith
lb3 feet ON one line. and La feet the other 10 bak
line Of 20 feetconiainlng about 1900 square feet
with the buildings on II, consisting of r. cd House
with an l.. Barn &c This Is large aud veiy vainz-
bic PROFESSIONALLY and afvaai geousiv located
and very desirable Is an Investment. Sale positive
title eiesr-tsrms easy For more particular aescrip-
lions and pane call on
HESRf BAILEY d CO.. Auetioneers.
mayz8dfoiune7
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Steamers Fired into 6y Rebel Batteries
Memphis Cotton Market-Forrest reported
at TuPefo, Miss.-Bnfosf Marching on Pa
d"cah-Fonr Union Men Hung.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
From, baltimore.

BALTIMORE. January 7-tiovernor Bradfords
message was trans mtted To the Legislature to-
CAV. He stss the finances of The State are in "A
prosperous condi,ion He SAYS in reference 10
the question of emancipatiou:
"A believe 10 duy, ~ | have done tor years.
that il &C had long ago provided tor the gradual
etn ,ncpttiun OF the slaves ot the State we
should no@ He. n regards all national elements
of public prosperity. in advance of oar present
puStIOu. The prufucts OF State. AMI its
natural resources are not Suca a are adIpied tO
or can be developed hy slavery | am satisfied
the people ot the State. ia their moments OF calm
and deliberate reflection. long since tne 10 the
same conclusion When cpnspiring leaders at
the South lifted her hands against The Union
and pointed To shaver, a. the institution upon
which their visionary republic was To rest. They
struck , blow n IL very vitals every border
State under which il has continued to laneuish.
and which must inevitably result in its ultimate
destruction. IL becomes u, there ore, to.take
imme,iiate measures for its removal. which should
be nn inueer deaN ed thln may Toe required by
proper respec 81 thO>e lniu-triil pursuits which.
with their iu~,itatipn-. HIS been infinitely
inIerNuver; and regard tor the slave himself
iorbrl| u To east him out. unpreplrej for 80
great change. too suddenly upou his own re-
sources.
Foreign News.
HALIFAX. January e-The Africa With dates
from Llverpool a. the 26,h ind Queenstown. the
27Ih mr,ej Her dates are three day, later.
Thackery. the aoh'r. j, dead.
The American ministers at Paris and London
making per~>tei' efforts to prevent the sailing
OF the klpp shsnn9rk lr,m calais
The l. iiri- refuse TO sell their rams.
No markets On Friday or Saturday the
money rates we're sl@7. Il Wis expected the
buk noies would ,uon be received At SIX per
cent.
From Cincinnati.
CI>CINNNTI. Januiry The 5l>t New \ 0rk
regiment ot infantry arrived here yesterday EN-
IOue inr New York
I he 18th Nv York regiment OF infantry
rived ~ Giro ,e,tvriiy
'ui,vile dispatch. dated the 5th. to the
Commercial say:
Snow has been falling all day All railroad
tTa ~ ATE DELAYED
large number Of cattle have been froze. 10
death throughout the State
The suffering IN L. uisvil'e Is terrible a great
many persons were hadlv frozen
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THE AMERIC. N DIsPENsARY We TREAT By
~ new method. and with the happesi results Pro
LIyus TERI falling of the womb LfReerfiOn (zer-
TtOn Llrh rrhet, whitesl Z mary and all other dis
to which the Amefiedn Fensals is peculiari,
liable Send three dollars and receive BY express one ..
the boctor's Ferlae >sriRges This instrument shuue
every III the land. for the purpose
ciegnliness comfort, hedii, DC Sent free on receipt
Of stamp. copy of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health dc. The Doctors celebrated Female PILE
fresh from he Dispensary- rery good in simple dis
eases irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent by mail.
Az the American Disptns0rywe al,o treat tcithOai
ns>rc1,ry and with failing Te,seriaI
what quscs call ricafe secret diseases: yJAis
in all It's stages GOn0rhea, Geet Structure Hydrocee
Circocele yarcocele Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of self abuse. The last six
treated Of in 'privse letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeor IN charge OF this de
parmen Of the best HOSPITALS in Europe and in
New York City, enables him TO patients scienrca
~ and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by lettei
ard be treated their homes. In urgent send -
or $ln and receive u,-i icineS.
ConSultatio free and cOnfdsnzidi. Room No 24is
East Washington Street. indianapolis r. q. Box 1894.
aty-w12f.lam
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL will be charged The iu DAILY rates
With one -hslffbe weekiy rates added
Business Notices published Ia the local columns, o Ten
under will be charged for each inserton 81. .
ten lines. ten cents per line
Charge will be made for Inserting the notices " th'
following ORDER Societies aud Associations AZ the rate
named TO he paid in advauce
Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows, Aasons
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For esch notice exceeding lines - cents tor esci
Insertion. eight lines a. this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81.
without roiice free
Marriage Notices 81 cepts.
Notices o Festivals. Piencs and Excuros gotten mp b
individuals by churches. At the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head II
Special Notices. " ten lines will b- charged double
the usual rates.
in the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
10 be charged the rate Of 81 so for each name IN th
Daily and s2 in the Daily and Weekly. the same to be- h
all cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense oil the az
toeys ordering and not delsyabe for the legal proceed
ngs, but coecfable usual time Publishers nos
for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be
pond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana state Sentinel.
J. NJ. TUFORD.
President Indianapolis Journal Company
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lNSUR ANCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

CUP sTAtRS.l
Capitsll ....... $1,000. 100000.
SSlRE DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Karnes. Hay. Grain and Live Stock therein against
,ss and damage by ire Tor The term Of i've or seven
years
Dskkcross-J. Harvey. Freerick Bragg. 4. c. Oiin
W. Gibson, Indianapolis; John IA. Iiuftou kichmtd
OsuCsk.-J ; Harvey. President; Frederick Bragss.
Vice President. frsdrrfck Rraggs. Treasurer. wnl L
Gibson. Secretarf
a. a.. Oi.tN. .Generai Agent.
GgrEKSNeT~-Wu- 4. Peelie. Ex Sec state. Centre
vile AncIes Wallace E.e.. Merchant Wm r. NossinEer
Cashier - Natl BANK H. A Fletcher, E.q. Aecrhanf
'. AciAntf. Attorney At ftw Josiah Iscke. "a of
Leke Bro, p }. fees, Esq President 7. n T. Rail
rosd To-. tndiauap IL, John prtst-on "a Sieples
wiSgur, N-rchsnf. lleluoad, d. q. wtlna'n on IA .
Attorney st Ls~, Gree es.tis: e. y. fil Ee Pttsb-r:
Hsrvef ID see't. kss. isFrr h=Uts' Al I. Cuvrr. Fsq
UPpeesIoe. hevs -dsss
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indianapolis and Madison
~ - ~ nx GB - MD.
1868. ~ 1868.

Nev-A ran &C nent to Ca an n nee Non.
day. teb. ,, 1865.
gUyNO passenger trains daily Sundays sxcspted be-
tween IndiAnapois- and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. st TOO A. n
aud p. n. aTrivia si.on al II 50 A. NJ and sc
T. n.
Leave the Depot a; Madison ais A. NJ and 40 P. NJ
arriving AZ lndisnspos 81 IL A. n. and Tsn p. n
This Road forms line With the Packets Madison for
tie transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
oanzp polls and points Wet
Tariff Of Freights a. low a. BY any other route.
Shippers ard merchants West viii ind lite their
ship by this line
febe DC BRANHAN. supsrintsndsnt.
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INDIANAPOLIS IND CINCINNATI

Il "A i Il Q "A ID
shortest RoDfe by Thirty UiIesl
Chsugr Of Ii re. on and after ncndsy. April
%. and until further notice
Three trausleSve indianapolis Daily Sunday excepted
SSIRST rRAlN-5-Hl An CINCINNATI EXPRESS
arrives at Cincinnati i0;49A D.. aud Lexington
Nv 1870 2 n, sud close connection nc niaii viii
Little 81 nj, Cincinnati " zaneeviilo and Harieits
RsiiTSds, for all points ia Southern ohio
Second Train sso l. M.-CinciEnet Nail arrives A.
Cincinnati 40 Z. NJ King clos connections with ~.
Little Miami RGiiTosd ior Lovesae. Morrow. Columbus
Newark. Zsnesyille, sid Wheeling.
Third TFsin-7I5 ?. Il. Cincinnati: ESprrss, srriyes a
Cincinnati 1855 4. "a
Fsre a. by any otkrr rVuie
Call for ycur tickets TITO Indians sno Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage ciect ed through
vi. l.. NOBl.k. eenersl Ticket Agent
:. ". ELLIOTT General Passenger Agent.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "a l. R Q "A d
1868. E M ,ss 1868.
New Route 10 ohtcaso Via xokomo



nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL %. 1868. t-sin
trains will b run a. folicrs
Chicago Expires frain tsil ieave IndisiApolss a,
1895 F. NJ, sIrve Eok0nsc 3l0 +. ~ ~ time e
make close connection With C:Ieirr zti sus
Chicago Air Line Railroad fof tocsrsport Valparajs
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru ct &.20 p. NJ
Returning. the same train will lea.e Peru at l.20 A. "
making close connections with the night train from Chi
esgo, and arrive OF India apols az $40 a. M
Mail srain will leave Indianapolis 81 AS p
stopping al staious and arriving Peru in time ts
make connections with the trains the Toledo and
bash Railway. Tor abssh Huntington Fort Wayne To
ledo ard DeiIpit.
Returning. the train will leave Peru at 50.
A. ~, after the arrival Of the train the T. A w. r.
from the East, and Indianapolis loco A. =
IN time to make connections for all poirts last SC
and West
Chicago Expressrsin will leave lndsn.p polls At e2
r. NJ. making close connections 81 Rokoino with train fo
LOganspo Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive .
Peru ~ l0o A NJ ia time make connection with train
going East and West the Toledo src Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train vii leave Peru i2i5 T. "a
making close Connection Al kokono with the train
the Unenuat ali Chicago Air Line x T. from Chcz
Valparaiso and Logsnsport and arrive a; Indianapolis q
4l0 p ". IN time connee with tue eFenng trains 70
Cincinnati. Louisville and other point.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
VT. NALoTr. General Ticket Agert feb2S. 'es-dll