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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

'sTHrck 1LE.'-An exploring expedition re-
Gently returned from the heithths Of Mount
: Petroleum" y, bringing the glorious news that
they had 7foundsa superior article of Hair Oil
1t the drug store Of DR.. r. HALL. The DR.. has
furnished us with specimen, and We consider
it to be sxcellent-mnkes the hair soft and CLOS
~, prevents it from falling Off and does not in
iu'e the scalp. 1t is of the Dr's own make
Call At the store and get bottle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

Inc EXTRA SESSION. The Davenport
Gazette says that the Governor will call
an extra session of the Legislature 50
soon az he is satisfied that the people
want one. The Gazette urges the people
to get up petitions to the Govern r to
that effect. That is well enough. If
the people want an extra session, then
We say call it; but we have yet to hear
the first man say he is in favor of it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

MIL1TAhY.-All the members OF Capt KYNETr's
company whe have muskets in their possession,
. arc requested to deliver them to WIN. ELLIOTT,
Esq. ut the County Clerks Office. and lift their
bonds, f"s1 ts .s.s>*
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

WILLOW FENCES We would direct attention
to the advertisement of Mr.. BRUNER offering
willow slips for SALE 1t is certainly apparent to
all practical farmers. that permanent fencing
is greatly needed on the praries and all should
endeaver TO- gain knowlede from the experience
~ nj IL .--.z
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

SMASH ur.-Ths freight train from Wilton,
one day 'ss' week. ran of the track and capszed
smashing up the freight in bad way The load
consisted Of five nice cock stoves for Mr.. W. II.
HAMMOND, which were rendered almos. worth.
'ess Mr. II. Is an honest, Industrious and wor
sny mechanic and we are sorry for his loss He
has still good stock of stoves and o,her,r,;,,
in his line, which he is selling low as the
lowest. Give him a call and ratronize descrv-
ing citizen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

A LADIES FESTIVAL. for the benefit of the Sol
diers' Aid Society, will, be given at Child's Hall,
IN Upton, on Thursday and Friday evenings
Feb'y Esd and Path inst A good time is antici'
pated, and all are invited to attend. Choice re-
freshments will be served at all times. -E
-H"s Hy ordnr of Cpp,,.ttao
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

CAsAp q GILMORE have the exclusive agency
20 seu goods manufactured by JOSEPH sHIELps'
I Il h Davenport Woollen Goods Factory. The
csssime res can't ke beat, for We lave tried
them. Cali and examine their stock. ID
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

GLORY, ftALLELUJAH!!!-"Babylon
has fallen" and the old Stars and Stripes float,
as of yore, over Charleston and Fort Sumter.
Here the rebellion commenced; and here we
wish it might end. But we believe the end is
nigh. Thank the Lord, Gen. Sherman and H.,
brave men, for these our successes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
WILLIAM H. WYNN.
ELIZABETH c. WYNN.
A CARD.

Mr.. ED,ToR:-We desire through your paper,
to tender our most sincere thanks to our numer
Gus friends, who greeted US at the Methodist
Church, on last Thursday evening and left for
our benefit the generous sum of S212T5, iii green
backs and S1s worth of goods The liberal do
nors shall have an interest in cur prayers that
they may share largely in the gifts of God in this
world, and in the world to come.
SAMUEL. PANCOAST.
SARAH l.. PANCOAST.
Tinton Feb. 18th 1865.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
PEACE DECLARED!
Al
OASAD & GILMORE,s

after months campaign and the succeeding
tefriiic onslaught and obstinate resistance OF the
FORT Emporium Vn Fifth street the welcome
news OF peace Will give snch JOY to the Coatless,
iatess, Shrtlcss and Shiftlcss as tho certainty
or peace would convey to the hearts Of those
VINO i've in war times. The past week win be
ever memorable M 4 most evcntful one in tho
Annals OF this crusade upon GAsAD b GILMoRE's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter
armed and equipped regardless OF expense. ar
rlfed, as usual, at the scene OF action in time
to see nothing of the occurrence; but after few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen, aided by
most fertile mag nation, noted down the rec
! ords OF m eye witness to the last engagement
OF the Coats and Greenbacks. The assaiiants
attacked, the Emporium front and rear aud were
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner had they
| entered the lines Of the finest Of goods In the
country, than they were seized around their
| necka, measured and rcpulsed for want Of smmu
milton, with u display of
Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts. Hats. Cans,
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing dannted however, and knowing that
| the most precious bargains were to he had the
hesle9efs pressed on in overwhelming numbers
| IN 10 With storm or escenbackq at any cns,
! "n'c 'AsAp GILMORE were equally determin,
,,arm -, w.. ~ surrender as long as there was q
E'rmeht IN the store or a shirt In the locker.
keinforcements being received bv ever trsi,
~ muse 80 cruelty sacrificed, all hope of reduc-
ing ,he STOCK by assault was abandoned nv tha
'eseIEers, and The olive branch of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac.
tory to both sides, and by which oil parties "a
celVed what they wanted. Whilst by The treaty.
OF peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAp
GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, as long as they last tho
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa
Article ITO sell Over Coats from s. To IN
Article $40 sell business coats from S6 To %
Article 4-To sell fine black cloth coats from
SO to 20. ' '''
Article $40 sell Vests from So toe.
Article G-Io sell good pair pants for g.
Article TO sell fac pair pants from Sd to
10. ~ W ~
Article $50 tcl the cheapest hat.in Iowa
Article 80 keep the best stock OF fur cans
west Of Chicago.
Article l0-To keep the best assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods in the state.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green
backs than can be had at any other place in
Cedar county.
Article l2-Fnrther agrees that whatever IA
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re-
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody Agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad Il (siimOre,s.
and save at least 25 per cent. by doing so.
10" Headquarters on Fifth street. north of
the court house square, Upton Iowa. mss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

DO>Justices of the Peace and Notarics Go
not seem to be aware that the law requires them
to take out license as Conveyancers before
drawing deeds. mortgages bonds, &c. Every
person, Except licensed lawyers and claim
sgents), before acting as conveyehcers must take
out license. Merely acknowledging deeds.
mortgages, &C., is not conveyancinr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

d sSssis, Ms, read the advertisement OF d. H.
~ :. Sy~tent sceder and Cuitivators' ana
Seats 40 wish to hasten your spring work,
koy oacO or tbem. n, .f- - 6 r. =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

NJ rAscoLLARs "A fine assortment = go
&c ,.,Paesr Csll6m and Cuffs can % 'o"na
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

S!sT>fe Buck Wheat Floar for sale at FER
q little more Of that extra Sorgo MO-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
Tipto,. Adrertiser.
! 4. 3. DANIELS, Editor.

! CLARK b MILFORD,
taHRRs AND rR6PR TEToRs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

s. s. DANIELS, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23

Upton, Feb. 18th, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Ship Dunhsn, Young London 30 days. with md,s 20 Thss
n,

Ship Dunham Young London 80 days. with md.. 70 Thss
Durham. :
Ship Southampton. Whitney London and rsl. OF wieh.
Oct 10 with ndsc. aud Ill pass TO f. T. Morgan Son.
Ship > g. Glover of Bostop) Mabon Cardiff - dayswth
railroad iron 20 Comstock Co.
ship Han.a Brem Weke, Bremen 46 days, with mdse.a
-. pass. 70 leopold Heuifer
Bark Carlshsyel (Brem.) Coler Bremen S. days will
md and ZOl pass to Herman, Koop Co.
bark Laura Blank, Cardiff 90 days. with coal to Funch,
Neincke Nendt
coal to 7. J. N-vius Son.
bfis H. ; Emery, Barber. Rondout for Boston.
~, ooun Boston (oi Pctonl Lane Crons.ait 81 dsys
"is9 Brin 1'Si Ebh;s @c; 2 '2 2i. r. ?, B,ck Co
lop,, ~; Z; b.. - days, coal to sesnth Som
o. f.. J. Peters. ~ " ' ' y
~ we Big Independence tB, B,uche. Acla,, C. b. day.
Lesry " 'Fa"s"'P '"cd'si'" '' 'i'""'
5,xs brs Aim, Jane tof sheburne L. ST. Flynn Linyau b.
Ryy; - ,,n, on,o brett, Son Co.
n 5s 'aa OF trn (of Disby, 81 Israel St. John NJ b.
IL Gays lumber to Jed FRYE Co '' u ~
cot,on ~ We iof Fall River Cole Galveston Q, days
with potatoes 70 G. II. Trumbull ''''
ID. X. Dcwolf & CO.. 10y - us9'' WI" eoai ~
Sehr J ID. French. Jones. Boston marb.
schr Anna Shepard Bowditch Proyi,encs far pI;lf.i
phia. '"ee 'o' r"'S'e'-
sehr John s. Wainwright (of shebarne. N 81 Jobusa,
hini'ton. jan, - days sugar to Brett. son & Co.
Schr. Nate Thomas Boston. Greenpor
schr Advance tBr), Dickson. Halifsx days
Schr John Manlove Stobes Eizbehport fos New
schr Lodn'Sis, Smith Elizabethpoit for Providence
Scir fskir, Phllip5 Eizabetipor for Providence.
Schr Isabel Alberto. Iuise Halletts Point
Schr Aurora, Cobb. Jone, port.
Schr Copy. Wheeler, Ropdos II for.rroyiiencs.
Schr. Edwin, Allen. New-Hayen.
Schr. Telegraph Nckcrson. Providence.
schr. Treasure, Palmer Albany for Fall River.
Schr. Wentworth, Allen, Port Morris.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The ,segin,euinI fvsnennds Ces'c sx''.

The third of the series Of Concerts gwen this
s,sson Nv the band Of tie III Regiment. tool place at
the Aruory Of that corps Saturday, avey atge and
brilliant audience being pHsent The programme en-
bracel the customary range Of selections. ara Included
be overture 10 GAIA GAdIa,' hv Rossini hndaEery
gre selection of airs fum Crispino IL Coma.e ~
the Rlecl brothers, n prSduong vhsl A. Grarhh
cortaul, carlcs O8 tbo prilo Tor pomptn~S, VINE te
arrangement and insuumenrg,lOn OF TIE piece CON
mcnd themselves 10 ne most critical teU ana luus
ment Tie baud PLAYED admirably, AID the sonce'"
gave entire satisfaction. 10 .
At the armogy Of tho 22d Regiment taere vss a'o
concert ny the band OF that orgungaliDn anL IAv 80
one first mentioned this e'o was succeSs'u ~ ~ - -
out large numbers oi peraous all OF whom oes
enjoy the performance H. 4 lish deSle. ohii .
was noticeable in that il prosenea 10 az AZ PW,it,r
promising yC-ng AmcgiCna mu--cla-t ..;tr ,1r..iv
Reeves who played eorne, obigaio ptNt ".,,1-,as
ncatness of execution while 3ouo oi - ''D,csy
Ihs ouE overture sn the bill WAS tAl 20 ~" p,ky
! Wivcs ri Winlsor.r hy Ncoai MtneNt ''~ & o cthc,
March EongroisD by Berl!ol ana pus VI - ~" 80,
.eectioa. OF slp.os, nneNamlleG ule-9 "''e s"''
~tS sooa ssSSersed 5ss tbs, NJ D l. bcga9 ' , =.
u " aIO"' g. ss an arranger O. nliia mus !. & i,'
- tn - " hond Of 90 instruments OF NSii" ~ W. ~
,nfIinS obs = nov baud to become " arAhSfl "$
It's; Ef siment ~ W
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
N0fice 10 Mariners.

FoG Signal AT GUSGENgss LIGHT HOusEA fog horn las
been substituted for the bell Dungene.s Light south
coast OF England Each blast will be Of five second and
iDtery al will eape between each blast of 20 seconds
ST. ANTHONY POINT-A fixed white light will be er.
hbited from Anthony Point south coast of England on
and after Dec. |.
SwALLs LIGHr-The white light on Swalrs Light House
west coast Of England be shaded from the bearing
IN to that Of n w W. FOX the purpose Of covering Hss
and Barrels Shoals.
BURrA DI GoRo.-A fired Hhite light Is shown from Bns
GoTo, Gulf Of Venice 6t feet above the aud visible 10
miles.
LsGHoRy AND MAUaIuo The lqht the Southern
curved pier Of the habor Leghorn been raised
high Of feet above the The light heretofore Io3 yards
from the extremity the mole Of Fort Iaurzo is
only Is yards from that point The light shows white fons
east and red from the west
ESGLIsH BASKThe light ship the farther end Of Fn-
xhsh Bank IRIS de Ia Pae) has be9n upland Il miles south
esst of her original position.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-YORK...
Cleared.


Steamship Arsso. Gldson, Havry, New.iork end Hayre
stem hip g. H. Stout Borden Washington J. Hand
Steamship Ilat,os, Parish. Norfolk City Port Richmond,
LyirNton & Go.
steamship F. Knight Dene Washington via Alexandra,
Stcam.hp r. r. Cuyier Dolard New .Orl,an, r. Loxicn.
steam.h George Washington Gasef' Ncw'o'ieans' H. d.
steamship Champion furber, New Orleans James \. Ray.
Steamship Aquidneck, Bigley Mobile p. D. Hurlbni Co
~, aui.hr Liud, Thcobed Apalaohicoa tonnor Brown
steamship Andala,ia, Bursey, Charleston \: i'e'y.
Steamship Nevada Carpenter, Sayainah "aAenhn' Goo
stsanstip Charles Benton, saler. Newbem, Murray
s,cin,hp San Jacinto Lovoaud, Savannah, wsken,n,
stc .uslp Virgo, Bukey. syannah. Murray Nephew.
st,,nlshd Hunter. Rogers, savannah. L. l.. Joues.
Steamship Loui.a Moore, Wooster, hewbcrn, Murray
st,lu.hp Washington tnew) Chichester, Wilmington C.
steanl.hip Ma,ron (Br) Holman, Wilmington J. Smith
-, am hip John Gibson Young Baltimore. J. H. Sun.
Stoam.hip Mriis, Gale Batin,orr }. >. Siaal
Steamship esapeake, shcTw ocd, Portland H. D. 0fom
st,an.1lp Warrior. Mott, Providence Neptune Steamship
sitsm,iip sIay Sandford Sherwood Boston, Whitney
SIN C;Icsii Empre Taylor Liverpool Snow Buree.s
ship Universe (Bi.l, iiuon Liverpool williams Guop
Rak India dlAl. kokle-tein. Falmouth for ortor,,
B,rf kmalir uru.l siberselmii cors for order' via
e,,n9 e;n,nd'r, c.,,e. Trllo 4 yinns
Bal susan Marie ,Brl llcAiofd, Bci1e. T. AeHandfe
Son ,,.,, c,,,.
Bnt Diana (B.I Arthur Ouotns'own for orders y G. No
Ep' Nsulfo ispanl julia Barccons, Pssant Bro. Go.
Brs l!igbuud Mary tBrl. Graham, Naples and Gcnos
LaWrrure. bHcs @. nm
Big fienry 8 Louisa. Potter, Poi au Prince H. Becker
Br, fred CLARK (BrI. Co,licet s.. Thomas Permission
cir Lord oi he Isles (Brl Couau. -. KH,f, Jones
81. Fxl el,ior (3r) Cooper, Bermuda. McCo fri,h
Rnt Miuue h. tbr.l, Henderson, Liverpool, \. g. G.
Bsk s. Cloud Ames New.Orlesns, \. ~ Brigham.
Hfr tlcdonia iiowcs Wilmington, n. e. H. > McCreaaY
1 Go.
cess
scbr lmpndence tBrl. Belyes, St. Iohn N B.As.suhh.
sn Co.
Schf. McNlurry Bertrain, Norwich, NJ BngSs 4 Go.
Sehr Compromis. Wells Halifax and Colombia Coast, W.
4. A
SohF Prince tonsor tBr), Fisher, Port Maria, Jam H.
ID. Condor
scbr. Walter seoti OBr) sypher 81. John NJ b, Moss
Nmd.
schr 5. $. Wilson (Br) Maitland sna Truro, }. F. Whit
ney 4 Go.
scr. Harrie. Maria, Mcdonald Ferandns F,a, PEEK Il
Church.
schr. Wu Henry, shsuet,, Ps,srburg. Van Brunt 4
Slight.
schr. J. W. Allen. DOane, Charleston NJ h. McCresdy
Co.
schs. Thos. Winsns Briggs oeorsctown Dullner Pot
tsi
schr. Lo,c Wilcox. P,s. Royal :. W. Lewis Co
Sloop Ida E Vail Vail New -laven, Bhn.ey, smi'h 70
sloop Taos HUI, Hal. Providence " NJ Stranahen'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ID r POS LIS FOR
93OO,OOO
"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS
No 2"
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.

Sesed proposals will b. received at the Comproliers
Offce unit. WEDNESDAY, tie 9TH day Of DeceriDaf 1865
et O'CLOCK when tie viii be publicly opeued for
the purchase Of the whoe ally part Of the o Two
HupdIed thousand Dol (S2oJ 0c) Of the Riot DAMAGES
Indemnity Bonds No % OF the County Of New ORR suho
lied by chapter and amended by chspter 3 OF the laws
Of 1854 aud by ordinance OF the Board SupcIviser p
proved by tue Mayor Juue is. 1854
The said bopd will be-r Interest the rate Of
Per annuu payable haf yeay the hrs day OF May and
November ia rsch ad principal will be redeemed on
fhe first day Of Nov-u brr 1882.
The proposal. state tne amount Of bonds desired
tbe price PER hundred dollars thereof and the
hos proposals sc-ped will thereupon BE- required 10 de-
posi-; with the County Treasurer lat he Broadway baDA the
sums awarded to them respectively.
presenting the Colpro-T he receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such depo-i tie puies will be entitled TO
eeve bonds for equal oft tne par sue o. the sums
awarded TO them bearing interest from the dste Of pay
Enents
Each proposal should be sealed and ndorsed Proposals for
Riot Damages Indemn Rnis No q andths incosed
In . second euvelop- sdJ-rss d to the Comptroller
The right Ia reserved Eject OF all the bd' II consd
cred necessary to the lut-rerts o the
county. MATTHEW l. I'll t.NNAN. Comptroller.
City OF New YORK. Department Of Finance Comptroller
Ofhce Nov IS 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Ocean gteamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
THROUGH LINE
rrn |,AJ
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS

TOUCHING Al MEXICAN PORTS, -
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL .
leave Pier No ~ North River foot of Csna Ut " oeock
the lat lth and 2lst OF mouth tescep when
those fall Sunday. and then the preceding 3aur
day. for ASflNWABL connecting via Panan'a Raiuosd
with OF the Company's steamship from Panama ior
SAN FRANCISCO, touching al ACAPULCO
DECEMBER.
1st-HENRY CHAUNCEY Capt. Gray connecting with
CONSTITUTION. Capt Farnsworih
llth-ATLAN1IC. Capt Moury, connecting with GOLDEN
CITY Can't. Bradbury.
2ist-NEW.YORk, Capt. toraer connecting With COLO
RADIO Capt. Watkins.
Departures OF t and 2st connect at Panama with sesmers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of lot touch at
mANZANILLO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Cabin. Siecraee.
On Ste ,mers. 800 $40 SiOV
Panama Railroad ticket nrsfisbly S2e additional IN
currency.
d,coun. Of ONE FIFTH from Steamers rates allowed TO
second cabin aud seersgr pas with families
One Hundred rouud Baggage allowed each adult Bagssge
masters baggage through and attend 70 ladies' aud
children without male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before steamboats, railroads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines aid attend
euce free.
will be plsoed the line Jan l. 1866 70 run
from NEW.ORLEANS to ASPiNNALL. via HAVANA.
For Psssgc Tickets further information, apply at the
Company Ticket Office. tie wharf foot ol Canal It,,
North River. +. W. q. BELLOWS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
rruxetsr-' Guide.

"a aib,uv. nv ,lnd.cn Il. H., Depot .jth-si. md
lOth .vc aud by Harlem 4. H.. Depot athn
md i,h.av.. via Hudson ki.er ~ 10 = w. y
q. and II =. n.. va iilr'cu u o. n. and' 8. ~,
siuisy tf1ir via nu.son River. q. m CITY
esfs rin brtrttn Chamber. and ioih-i'' Nh-'oh
and CIV H,l aai llth.st. station. n,
So Albany. landing af rr.rrip place on TIC n1d
,on Iy .teai .er 4. Nl,blni. Ilcsdal RI, husdifs
,tI S.fnrd,v. ma Dmiei DrrC. NJ nduys We'd
uesta,s aud Friday. from foot ol D"'pio'.''ti'
,g s.m. lind 1F ~ Ihr'Ietht.. ....'..'''..'''.
20 Albany. b. steamer ~ ioha NoNJat, M MNn1
ncsdavs apa idl' ard tho Dan hi'hn"hl
Tue.dlys Thur.dlya ana -aiordiys' nom per 4"
TO Bs.iimorc md Washington by thse Ncw'Jrr'ey
n H.. iooto Coorsud.. O.. aud ili g. ~
D ~. and u ulidnislt. o4rdaY..........:,';.
10 Boston hv Now london hnc' ~" oo n ~
IT, = sion. by Now Haven H. r., via Springfield:
, '-i' G - y % i,iys n r. t.tl., and ith-
nsc.. via ~hore i.fr ~ aut o. Va sHial' -. J.
10 Bridgeport, ~ steamer Bridgeport dtl,' nom ,,
Peck slip. b.. n, at........:..'.'''. .,.''i''i,. -
10 Csmd'n Manchc'tcf aud Long hiv'n n;
steamer jesse loyt. iDaNe firi 8 " h' "'iN' A. .
fyccpt SuntG,D 80 aud ......'.'..''- '.
10 & naud dl0ra, Rochcs.er Euinlo. Soiamal ca a'i
Wet by fle Railroad, ooi OF tnamnci '-'i'' q :,
pt1 iOs. u. . a.l p.ui. Eursn' ua.n ';.''
TO Ca,ai,n krlche.,sr aud Long Branch, py IL.
Iuan rnd DcawTe Epy r. n, va Neai"peo", ,pe
Jesse Ho1t. ifon unr3 y fat u 'l'ui' WY a..
Linr for MIu-lc-tcf al Lon Buuch.......'- 'i'
" ana Ysphsnk ......os m. sud .
10 uac.efts'1un and mtci cini'dis'r Na'l'.' ~
M.,rris aud Eas,1 h. H., foot 81 basc'"y''l., a.
g..u, M By rnlne road Tor staitnns NtA :"
Wlbuu ,i 4: 10 y. ~. M0rrs.own ExPIe's..'...
To Ncv.ll,ycr. .ronncciingwi.hl. i. for Hartford
and svlinsneia-stealnerslco leave P'ct riip u a
- u
TO Nery-llavon. hv the New-llayen Ht' s'ths o. q .
ard 4th.ay.. ni T. g. llk o. NJ I2l y 80 a. nni
80 the Wos', oy tegrsl ks'if9ad 81 N's
viz Alleuto,gn. iIoin foot Of lhofiN a.. ~ h''
A. "a l. ~. end g:0Jp. IN. SUNDAY trtih' ..''''.
TO PhiladepA,s, by NcwJersey hltoad, Too. OF
Courtlnnd g.. : ~ and ~ z. NJ. !, ms andop
m, and /, nidn ,ht. Saaday.....s....; ;'s'.'''.'
To proyidence BY stesu,,T Cts o. PIoSidonoe ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, iron f'er
a., ". IT, ats.....ss 80 -
To Proyidarce by N.ptane steamship Cos Line
daily (suaday. etccp,ed) fIon pier "a 1905 OF
Robinson ~, !. K. ....s'
To Troy b, 80 neTs Vanderbilt ard Rip tsn WIN
klr daily lsnnaly' ineludodl saturdays '''
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-IORh;
FOR New Haven 200. 8n1 fEI i.5J a. IL X. fHr y
Jrr. (Er.) a.f5. 40 aud 800 tEx.,l p.
For IS ID ,euoft. 1Ol. 800 irp.., ll.D Il tEx.,
3oJ. tkr , AS IN aud q 90 tF<..l p
For Milford snd Stfat.o.i. 80 ~ o a m 30 W, m
For tars-lI Southport and WeaPoEt 7o' ilbA u d''
tynp. -
T5r Norvsn TOO 800 EL) 30 LIZA m. i,ls, (Es,D
atn tra. as. 80 $50. So tEr..ip N.
Tor Deri-n ito, 90 ll1 @. 80. ~ i5 43o so p m
For Crreusiob. 100 or il.20a as A. so ~ IN.
For Stsn ord To-, SO tr,JsJ ll.30 H. i&I5 tEIj
3C0, (fI a.. 40 5.D. to 8.0j EN- D. =. -.
te roit Chester snd iusr'ledie s,aiou, 100 ~ 'L''
q m. ga ~, s.'D. t.Jn. 1.ri 2. IA.
tONSEgfiEG TRAINS.
fo Boston Vi, sprin she.d. 800 (Ex1 800 (ELa
for Boston. VI, Shore Linz, I2l5. (EI.l 300 y m.
toE hsrt'ofd SUI spfia-h -hsld 800 tEIj l,ie, sun
Il ~ 80 a.
For Conucciout River Railroad 8o1L m. (EIl hl5p. IN
10 n ,ni;ra 800 =. ui. 20 Nor hampton. -
For Hartford Prov deuce and sishs Railroad 300 fEr)
q it.E 7.
tor S.w Haven N-v.Louion and stoGinstoa EaIosds:
tO0a- IN. Il IS a0) 40 Z. ~.
FOR .n.i R.lrosd. u. n - N. 10 Northampton
20: Iiousstouic Railroad. Ia "A
for NensNurs Railroad. s.eia M, JO 2. m
For Danbu-y and NOf~ak Railroad. ,p. 80 g. IN, III
p. IN. IL,
JAMES IA. HUff Sup,.