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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

,gen ELsoToEs At LaAss.
David B. GoodiDg, q HaHesek.
Richard W. Thompson, 81 Siss.
49, ToR sTATH ELEcTeRs.
Ist DIstriet--James @. Denny, Of Knox.
John s. HoughisBd, Of Spencer.
Il District--Cyrus y. Nixon, Of CLARK.
Francis Westsr, If BsgraBgr.
81 Dlstrict--IIsnry n. PritchAFd, Of Barthoio-
new.
Madison Evans, Of Lawrsnes.
Gth DIstriet-Tleonidaa Sexton, Of Bush.
Wv. Kygsr, Of franklin.
sfh DlstFlet--Bsni Y. Clsypooi, Of EaJftts.
Joshua H. mslistt. II Henry.
a,h District ). ). Wright. Of Morgan.
J. c. Green, Of shelby,
III olstriet John Osborn 81 Putnan.
Thomas II. Rice, Of Parks.
9Th Dlssriel--R. p. Davidson, Of Tippeeanee,
Bent Gregory, 81 Wsrrsn.
gu Djstriet--Jamss , Bslfsrd. Of white.
Aaron Currency, 81 Pertsr.
10 h Dlstrlat--T. n Dickinson, Of DeKaib.
HalIet Kiihsurns, Of Blkhsit
nth District--Jobn NJ Wallace, Of Grant
Jamss y Tsmpisr, 81 jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systsns-nsw and reliable
treatmsnt-ia Reports Of the HOWARD ASso-
CITATION. Sent By mail in sealed letter savsl-
oPss, FREE Of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN
HoUGhToN, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
aprl'64 DAVIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
FOR SALE.

A LOT, WE'LL SITUATED IN a DESIRABLE
n part Of the city, ons hundred hy one hundrso
and uiusly.eisht feet New eottsgs frame house
utstsru &c Apply to DR. GRAHAM,
Wa kefs row. Third 81 bet syeamors and Vim
auR24.tf Evan vile, Ind.
A BRICK HoUsE ON MULBERRY STREET,
~ containing 4 ur roems. Fer particulars Gu
qare Al this Office. augzd
IEoUsE AND Lotion First street. For pATtic-
III lars enquire al No. -, south First street. be-
tween Gums Mulberry. aags2-lt
A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW.
n renee county, State Of Illinois. two miles
from the Wabash river. II contains 90 acres OF ~
good land az can be fsnnd anywhere, is Of which
are under cultivation, aud the whois wall fenced
There IL also one good new log house, With smoke
house, stable, etc VIII be sold cheap. Title In
dlspu,shle For further particulars enquire at
this ONCE q sueiT-1wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
MARKET NOTICE.
Marie. Every nav.

Larkes Every Day.
HAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE
1 Il EVansvifiu thNt there will 10 market every
day At be Upper Market In this city, con meneing
1t Mgnd :. Tire viii BE- no ds1epiion thls
tine al ZEE TO Il that there Il plenty % vrs--
tables and neat ffr the psop =, 80 come on aud
you sill not 70 dIss pointed.
sagEt.t~d JACOB MILLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
From Reb / Papers.
FoET GAINES

FORT GAINES.
Fort Gaines has gone :he way Of Hat
teras, Roanoke Island, Pulaski, and Hl1-
ron Head Its isolated position was ex
posed to the concentrated assault of the
Yankee navy aud fanking operations OF
troops dsbarked upon commanding
points Perhaps the officer in command
OF the fort may have proved himself
traitor In that case eternal infamy
awaits him. If these forts we're not
built to be taken, they have not thus far
rendered any other use Il is not worth
to discuss the policy, since Fort Gaines
Is about the last of our sAndbar defen-
ees this side Of Galveston. The lower
fort captured, and our iron-eIad aotilla
demolished, Mobile would seem in dan
ger of being taken Mobile, while shar-
lnx the fate of Norfolk and New Orleans,
viii have our sympathies. Richmond
Enquirer.
MOBILE AND ITS OFFENCES
From fair knowledge of the defer
ees Of Mobile, the Wilmington Journal
feels no hesitation in saying that Mo
bile, if resolutely and nationally defend
ed, is as safe as ever it was--as safe as
Richmond or Wilmington Mobile is ai4
tackled and our people know how 10 de-
fend it. II they don't, then Charleston
has taught them nothing, and il it falls,
then they will surely be 10 blame At
! present the Journal sees no cause for
apprehension 1t sees none in the fac;
that the enemy, with their superior and
nors numerous vessels, crushed our in
ferior ons-RiehmoHd IFhig.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
REMoVAIIL..

las. URIE 4 SON would respectfully irfaru tbs
- patrons that they have removed their Flow
Factory 70 their new building on the corner Of
Main and Canal, whsre will b. pleased to aee all
our cid customers, aad as many new ones as may
see 60 TO ratronizs us. Sc make all kind Of
piows and caikixatiug lnafrgmanfs
Repairing done promptly. aag22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

Fse@t taa-9ah afe Aifee Nttheet taefhef
TIE above prices are for session Of twsntg
seeks, half 20 b paid on estrHnce, ana the ball
auee after the middle Of tho session.
There viii h. no change Of teachers for the sa.
SUING aaassu. W. q. WALKER,
augt5-imd Principal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

cHsIsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
Veget b. preparation, harmless a. water. whtsf
In ave minuts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
STIMULATES

l00 KEGS WHEELING NAILS. 40 BBLs-
1OO Ce1ent. cns tisrce Davis Dried Beef, ons
essk rev CurTants. Layer Ralsins, Citron, ana
EA0burgh Cheese, just rscsirS1 and for sale ~
lzE REILLY 3 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

GROCERIES.

FISH!
MACkERAL II BBLS-, HALVES, QUAR-
w ters and Kits. White Fish in half barrels
saiaons Herring, &c, for sale "
iyls REILLY L co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

Permanent among the latter elias. stands
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

PIONEER HOUSE,. Hubbard d Co.,
62 Lake Street Chicago, is probably the
heaviest house in the country In the line Of
Hardware, Tinplate and kindred articles, EN-.
ploying capital of half million dollars
The fir,n is composed Of gentlemen of emf
nent business qualifica tons, and on account
of their long residence in the west, of an eN-
tended acquaintance. Mr.. F. Tuttle, the
leading member Of the firm, having resided
in, and been identified with the business in
terests ct Chicago some thirty years. We
earnestly recommend all who deal in the ar
ticies in their line to give them call. Their
card will be + und on the opposite page Of
this paper.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

d. STRICT CouRT-MAY TERM, FIRST DAY,
Monday May Both, lse4.-The Court oren.
ed at o clock, p. m. Hon. H. H. Trimble,
presiding Judge, and A. Harris Esq. Prose.
cutting Attorney, II. Brown, Clerk, and g.
A. Derby, Sheriff present
The members Of the Bar from abroad were,
Judge Rorer Of Burlington, j. G. Knapp, Of
Keosauqua, j. w. Rankin and H. Strong, Of
Keokuk and q. D Woodin OF Sigourney,
and Judge Townsend of Abba, and H d.
Ives of E1dyv.lle, this county.
OF the Ottumwa Bar, there were present
NJ. J. Williams, E. II. Stiles, j w. Dixon,
II. b. Hendershott, E. l.. Burton, j. T.
Hackworth, T. Bighnm, A. w. CASTOR, A..
A. Stuart.
The Grand Jury was called and after be :
ing filled up, was empanneled and sworn as
follows. P. M. Wade. foreman; VIM Hobh,
Henry Jennings, R. N. Harlan, Alvin Lew
is, David johnson, John Lafollett, John
Coyan, T. M Reddick, Arch Dorothy, Mat
thew Hixon. Mahlon Wright, John T.
Rowe, Isaac Fowler, and Ephraim Eslnger.
After the Grand Jury had been organ
lied, Judge Trimble delivered to them at
some length his charge.
On motion of E H. Stiles Esq. A. Slutz
Esq. late Of Ashland. Ohio, was admitted TO
practice in this court.
On motion Of Judge ITendershott, Sam.
NJ. Clark Esq, of Keokuk, was admitted
member ofthe Bar.
On motion Of Judge Bgham,
wick and were admitted citizens of the
Great Republic.
McComb held. for the murder Of Laura
j. Harvey. was brought into court arraisn-
ed, and remanded.
/, SECOND DAY-Court convened at 81 o.
clock Judge Trimble presiding:
The crowd of spectators was largely in.
creased, anxiously awaiting the order Of the
court in the McComb case on an apDlic,-
ton Of fudge Knapp attorney for McComb)
for a continuance on the ground, that in.
form technically not in fact, he was igno.
rant of his accusation application overruled,
with leave to make showing TO morrow
morning. jonathan Taylor ar,igned for
breaking open the safe in Agency City, was
brought into court, sworn and examined as
to his ability to employ COUNSEL, not able,
A. NJ. Castor chosen and appointed with
leave till morning to plead, State VS. Uriah
Green; Jury trial, in progress ad
journed to 81 o'clock tomorrow morning
THIRD DAY.-Judge Trimble took his
seat at the usual hour Crowd of specta-
tors increased largely, and excitement great
ly augmented since yesterday. Counsel on
both sides argued with great ability. The
application for continuance in the McComb
case, which his Honor overruled in very
able and elaborate manner, with leave till
tomorrow morning to file an amended APP
p!ication. The State of I,wa Us A. G. o.
neg, charge, seduction; demurrer filed, ar
gued by counsel and overruled. The State
OF Iowa ps Uriah Green-evidence closed
and counsel arguing
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CONVENTION OF CouNrr JuDGEs.-A meet.
ing Of County Judges was held at Mt. Pleas.
ant on the nth and 18th days Of May 1864
We learn that the attendance was large, and
the procsedins harmonious.
Acall IS made for meeting of the ceun t,
Jadgss Of the State to be held at Dayenpor,
on the 22d day Of june. 1854. All the
county Judges ofthe State are invited to at,
tend a~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

WQoL-GRowERs CoNvENrIoN-The Wool
Growers Of southeastern Iowa, held q con
vsntion to promote the interests of that
branch of agriculture at Fairfield, the latter
part Of last week. We noticed in attend
ance from this county, Charles Dudley.
Dspiel collars. Thomas Foster and A. L.
Graves Wehave not besu fdrnishe with
the proceeding, but understand that the
meeting was spromotiVs Of the object for
which It was held. The reports in relation
to the sheep and wool were highly sstisfac-
tory. a. 4 ~
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MARBLE HALL
mining and Oyster Saloon,

The undersigned would inform the citi-
zens of Ottumwa and the pnblc generally,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, Gimme
diately above his former room,) where he is
better prepared now than heretofore to &C.
commodate those who may favor him With
a call. He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
YARN meals at any hour in the morning
or euening.
wFresh Oysters received daily by Ex-
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story.
Dec 3, 1868 VIM. A. NULL.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of On Execution to me directed, issued
BY the Clerk Of the District Court of Wapeo County
State Of Iowa, have levied upon and will expose
TO public sale at the front door ofthe Court House.
In SAID County, the described property
wit, situated In said County and State
Out Lots No. thirtyfour lS4] forty (40l forty -one
l4l. and forty-seyen (47), In Agency CITY, wspello
co unity, Iowa.
Said sale will take place on the 18th day of June.
1861, between the hours Of O'Clock A. M. and 1
o'clock r. NJ - commencing at 10 o'clack A. M. The
SAID property having been taken at the suit of
n Q. Dreamer W. Vim. b. Street, TO satisfy said Ex
ecution for $40 63l00 dollars interest and costs
a-1s-2W 10 g. A. DERpY. sheriff
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in The County Court, July Term, lSB4.
To John Griggs, David Griggs, Horato Griggs, Ann
Hutson, VIM. p. NJ. Griggs, Eaton Griggs, Eaton
Grlggs, Washington Griggs, Mathew Griggs, Mark
Griggs, Mark Griggs, William Griggs. Ann Griggs
S G; Nyn n,h 1., ~ Tai.ah,h Ahh ' GS
Alternately, Margaret Townsend, Jacob Townsend,
Sarah Grosnchal, Gillian Grosnichai, Marian Var
Ian. Indiana Griggs, and Amlrica Griggs. and all
the heirsof Seth Grggs late Of Wapeio county, decd
are hereby notified that there 10 now on file In the
office Of the County Judge of said county, TO be heard
onthe first Monday Of July, 1864, at IL o'clock A.
M In said Court. the petition Of Horato Griggs, as
the administrator Of said estate asking for the sale
of Lot No. in Block No. Z. In the town of Agency
City, to pay the Indebtedness of said estate. And
unless you appear at my Office at the time above
named and make defense thereto, the pr of said
petition Will be granted and said real estate sold to
pay the debts Of said estate,
GGiven nnder my hand and Official seal.
7. BlGHAM, County Judge.
Publish four weeks in Weekly Ottumwa Courier.
May %, 1s64-sw T. BIGHAM, County Judge,
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Doors AND SHoEl.-One Of the finest es :.
adjustments in Chicago, Is the wholesal e
Boot and Shoe house of G. NJ. Henderson i
Co., in the new and magnificent marble
block, A, and 8, Lake street, corner of
Michigan Avenue, and opposite the Adams
House. Their gods are manufactured by
themselves in Chicago, and have acquired a
reputation for the quality equal to the best
custom work See card.
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n B BAKER, A G

The lace makers of Kew, England, are
said to do their work in rooms heated to the
tempera;nre of one hundred and twenty
degrees. And ladies, who profess to be hu-
NAME buy andwear the article which is the
result Of this murderous labor! Is Mt it
queer world we live in ?
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GROCERY HousE.-The most popular and
heaviest Grocery House In Chicago, is G. G.
Cook 4 Co., Is and 18 State street. They
are very popular with dealers in this part Of
Iowa, almos. all Of whom are the regular
customers. See their card on 4th page.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error
actuated BY desire to benefit Others, will be happy
to furnish TO all who need IL Gree Of charge) the re
cipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
use in his case. Those wishing to profit by MS ex
perience-and possess a Valuable Remedy-wil
receive the same, by return mall loarefuly sealed
hy Addressing JOHN ID, OGDEN,
No 90 NASSAU SrREET NEw-YoRK,
May 10, iS64-3m.
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THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE.

Il Nightly Emiss ons efrectually prevented with
out the use Of me dicine by the use Of "The French
Preventive" the greatest invention of the age
Price Al Sent postpaid TO II parts Of the country.
Address Dr. s. CURTIS, Box 2697, Post Office, Phila.
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
Feb Is, 1s64-49-15 6m
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20 We call attention to change in the firm
zof Cooley, Farwell 4 Co., Chicago 1t is
now Farwell, Field & Co. They are at the
same place, Nos. ~. A. and 46 Wabash Av.
enue, where they have undiminished faciI-
ties for supplying the million with goods at
wholesale. We publish their card elsewhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

fSpecia | to Hawk Eye

Specia to Hawk-Eye
Davenport, May 30-The Pres
ident earnestly urges the raising
promptly of the loo day men The
time Of enlistment therefore is hereby
extended until further orders, but
those companies already enlisted
mustreport forthwith at Davenport
N b RAKER. A c.
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WoHtS's E4PLoYxENr.-The range of
employment for women Is certainly increas-
ing. A barber down in Bangor employs
women IS assistants, and it is reported
that they prove very dexterous, and
eficiert,r 1.-The innovation should spread,
u win head OF the beard movement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02

NEW MARKEr.-Solor Gray, we see, has
opened marke. on Court st west side. "A
good market in that locality will be public
convenience. Scion will doubtless keep a
good one. ~tas'ii."s .~r.,Hs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-02
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.

Il Dyspepsia, no matter no " long standing, yields
at once to sUPHAM's DYSPEPSIA CURE" The effects
of this Remedy are truly magical. Try II and be
convinced Price 81 a box. Sent postpaid to any
address by s. @. UPHAM, IS South Eighth st., Phila-
delphia Pa Circulars sent free.
Feb 25 1864 49-15 6m
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PERSONAL Lieut.. Col. j. NJ Hedrick, Of
this city, and Hon G. D. Woodin, of Keo
kuk county, delegates to the Union National
Convention, were In the city this week and
left on the morning train Of the B q M road
on Wednesday for Bait imore.
We had a call on Monday from Sam. NJ.
Clark, Esq, We local Of the Gate City. Mr..
G. was admitted an attorney at this term o.
the District Court, and will distinguish him
self hereafter in drawing law briefs, as he
has in the Gate by draw ing brief items. -
Success to him.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
OTTUMwA. IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL,
VIA B. NJ. r. R. n.
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted-at ll:4o a. m
and 1855 y. m Leaves at 9, D a. m, and 4:lo p m.
Time half an hourfaster than common, Maiicioses
one no ur before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
WAX. FIT. D. NJ. &M.R.R.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 19:Oc M
and leaves at 4:15 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL,
WAX TT d. N. NJ. r..
Arrives Daiiy-sundays excepted-at s.15 a. m:
and leaves at 1890 pm.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DAHLoNEGA TO sIGoUREEy.
Arrives every Friday at ) O'Clock p. m, ,a7dleaves
very Thursday at s o'clock a. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
VIA PIT ISABEL BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 100 p m, and
arrive at 500 a.. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED SIX TIMES WEEK.
j. w. NORRIS P. M.
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RAILROAD EXCURSION AND Pic NIc-For
the benefit Of the Baptist Church, will take
place on Thursday, June 9th. Tickets for
the round trip 81.
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Use CAurIos.--In calling for that e4csl
lent Salerstps, DeLand &,'o.'s Chemical, b.
sure yon get what you call for, as in conse
quence Of its success there are many imita.
tions in the Market It Is better than Soda.
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Ice CREAM.-Gerlach & Fraunberg have
fitted up an Ice Cream saloon on Second
street, opposite the st. Charles Hotel, where
those who may wish to indulge can do So
See Advertisement.
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T. We are pleased to announce that j. W..
Dixon has resumed the practice Of law, af
ter an absence of some months al Des
Moines and in the East. He has opened an
Office on Front street, next door to Sax &
Hillman's clothing store. See card in next
column
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GAVE YOUR LIFE.-Dyspepsia,

Erysipeias Kidney Complaint, Sick and Nervous
Headache Neuralgia, Gravel, letter, BARRIERS Itch
and Badness. A Treatise on the above Diseases
with their speedy and permanent cure, SEN free to
my address. Address 9. O. UPHAM, NO. 70 South
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fab .S64-6m-AQ15
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
J. RAILROAD.
1864, 1864.
Running from
PHILADELPHIA e RITTSBURG
800 Miles Double Track


Southwest, this line and its connections form either
the sortsst or the best route to Phladelrhia, New
York; Boston, Baltimore; and Washington. The
traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
appliance for Comfort that can be s Procured. Ne.
vice. have recently been added to the equipment OF
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
| Eaur Dn;Iy 71rouoh Js.os.. 49,, p,,.k q,
| p5;l,d.inSsy o"'" A'"'"" i'o" f'''so"'o~ ."
Three Daily through Trains from. Pittsburgh Ia
Hsre for6
| R1U;mors Ao"s' A'"'"s/'p"' T''s"S'eN "a
|
p.sr Nav I n.....~
Altoona for breakfast at so y. rea ches Har-
I,sDarg 2. w n. and Philadelphia At 81 n:
rsburg at 30 and arrive In baltimore At S 40
WV yopx p.sspvnrps
sdelphia at 40 and arrive at New York At
Ig w N; -
p,,,ssnDa 10 ng At gu STA
toona for dinner a. II IS y, reaches Harrisburg
Mat Q 10 n and philadelphia at II l5R.x.
fhhooGH ExtkES.-Leaves Pittsburgh at 81
reaches Hassisbarg at2 30 A y, and philadelphia
Tiw No p,ss,,npDs
bALIfMohE fAsSENGkkS by this train leave IIar
| rssurg ut Q 80 A Y, and arrives In Baltimore a.
1W An
NEW I0RK pAssENGERs by this train leave Phil
isSos; ...
FAST LiAE-Leaves Pittsburgh at g u, strives
at Altoona at Is An, reaches Harrisburg At B So
An, and Lancaster for breakfast At % 4 u, ar
irving In philadelphia at 10 IS
| BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train lsave Har.
iishuFg at 100 ~, and arrive in Baltimore ct
~ o0AN.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have .
choice OF routes sic, ping rpns through from
Pittsburgh to New York, without change via Har-
risburg and Allentown. arriving in New York at
45PN. BY way Of PHILADELPHIA passengers can
reach New York at 2 As p. NJ.
| Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail.
po.' Hoxess good on any OF the SOUND lines
" Fare 10 at pofpfs as LoU a any Route. A
Sleeping Cars ON niebt train. To Phil .ae,rh,. NJ
York. ana Baltimcrs. I.agase chscked th,amgh
| and transferred free
FREIGHTs-By this route rreieAs. Of all a..cr;n-
Ito as can be forwarded 10 and from Phiiadeinhir
New York, Boston or Baitiuore. to and nom any
points or the Railroads of Ohio Kenuchv Tn,,i.n.
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri Nv r nj iro.J
direct - s
| The Pennsylvania Central Railroad aI.o conn.c,.
ut Pittsburgh with Gamers by which Goods rs he
forw arded to any pert ON the ohio Musltrgun
Kentucky tennessee Cumberland Ii,inois Mis.is,'
sinni Wisconsin Mssonr; Ksns,. ark.n a"ss,
Red Rivers; aad at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chica-
20 With sseamers to All ports on TIM North
Lakes S
! tation of their friegbt 70 ,h;s .nn,s.n 80 sPy.
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CLAIM AGENCY.


and tho Ridous and Heirs Of Soldiers.
are notified that am acting agent for surfing
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against the
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. d, j. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 4, 1854 ~ Ottumws, Iowa.
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Secretary Chase will soon issue three
cent fractional note to supply the scarcity Of
cents
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Z STRAWBERRIES. - We are under oblga.
iions to our friend Peter Ballingal for a lot
fine strawberries. Peter keeps the Depot
House, and always provides such delicacies
for his table in advance of this market We
like to sea such enterprise.
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cIGEL HALL-This institution has

CIGEL HALL-This Institution has
~ been closed In consequence Of John Zwsler's
removal to Burlington. Whoever wishes to see
John Zwisler win End him at the
"PEOPLE'S GARDEN"
opposite Hendricks Foundry, near the Railroad De
pot Burlington. when you visit Burlington call and
see John. He is pleasantly situated, has Ten Pin
AIIev a I,eer Garden, and Refreshment Saloon, &c.
Call on him Mar. 10, 1884,
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DR. WEIR, is here to Gil his appointment
from June 1st TO the 9th.