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A CONCISE n,,,r
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URAL HlSIORA. ,,n
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| English Branches
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-04
Washington, April 2s.
Special to the New York Times.


Wehsve Information of Sherman's army
Of an important character 1t appears that
Johnson's frst letter to Gen Sherman pro-
posed surrender Of his army on the same
terms as Lees surrender. A meeting was
arranged at which Wade Hampton was
present. He protested against the terms Of
surrender, and declared that he would not
surrender bis cavalry. Thereupon Sherman n
consented to delay for the purpose of Civ
ing Johnston and Hampton an opport tuniry
to consult Davis, and another meeting ar
ranged for next day. The next day the par
ties met and at the first sitting the remark
able memorandum or basis Of agreement
were presented and at once sighed.
The Times Washington special says
some days ago we gave an account of Payne,
who ii 10 alleged was concerned in the as.
sassination Of Sec. Seward, is now in prison
and attempted to take his own life by but.
ting bis head against the walls of his prison
II was found he had beaten his head al
most into jelly and was bleeding profuse-
ly. A cap was prepared for him. padded
oil over and his hands secured SO that he
could do himself no further injsry.
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General News.

A dispatch from Gen. Grant, dated Raj.
eigh. April Gath, 10 a. m., will speak for it.
self. He says:
III reached here this morning, and deliv.
cred to Gen. Sherman the reply to his ne,
gotiations with Johnston. Word was i'm.
mediately sent 10 Johnston terminating the
truce, and the information that civil mat
ters cannot be entertained in any conven
ton between army commanders"
The "memorandnm" Of agrcemen, be-
tween Gen. Sherman and the rebel General
Johnston, as the public has had it for seye-
raj days, must hive been miSrepresented if
the dispatches OF last evening can be relied
upon.
Tie Richmond Wing of the gath, has the
following:
I'VE are authorized to announce that by
order of the military authorities. the Com
missaries Of Subsistence Of the u. S. army
in this city will begin to day to issus to all
citizens bread at 6fc. per loaf of Is ounces.
The humanity of this move, prompted by
the considerate ttoughtfnlness Of the mill
tary authorities, cannot be everestima ted =
Gen. Wilson's expedition into Alabama
has proved success. TIE q rst resistance
met by him was at Monticello, where, after
short engagement, Ro1dy's rebels were
routed. On the lst inst, Chalmers formed
a junction with Roddy and Forrest, when
another engagement occurred, in which the
rebels were again defeated. Gen. Wilson
took over two hundred prisoners and three
pieces of artillery.
In the capture of Selma, Ala Gen. Will
son took over 1000 prisoners, 100 cannon,
large numbers of horses and mules, and i'm
mense quantities Of supplies, ammunition,
&C., besides about million dollars worth
Of cotton, large arsenal, iron works, aud
other manufactures.
Gen Grant has gone TO Sherman's army.
to attend to johnson, who is trying every
conceivable way to make his escape without
surrendering. Important news may be ex-
pected from that qua rter soon.
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from all pains and penalties for their crimes
Eighth-It gave terms that had been de.
liberately, repeatedly and solemniy rejected
by President Lincoln, and better terms than
the rebels had ever asked in their most pros
porous condition.
Ninth-It forms No basis of true and last
ing peace, but relieved the rebels from the
pressure of our victories, and left them in a
condition to renew their efforts to overthrow
the United States Government and subdue
the loyal States whenever their strength was
recruited and an opportunity should offer.
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Pacific Railroad PrOyreSsing
Rapidly.

Mr.. Garrison, Vice President and Supor-
intendent Of Construction of the Pacific
railroad, having just returned to ST.. Lauis
from over TIE road from Kansas Civ, fur
nishes some information ia regard to tn.
condition of matters along the route Some
trouble had existed with the bashwhaekers,
who drove some Of the men off the work,
but all was quiet again. The work of con-
struc:.on is progressing vigorously, aud il is
hoped that the close Of the present su,nme
viii find the road in complete running order
from st. Louis to Kansas City. General
Dodge has ordered . large force Of infantry
to be stationed along the line Of the road 10
protect the woIkmen, and cavalry are places,
at intervals along the mail road 10 yro'
stages running from Wnrrenton 10 IpS ar,
dence. .a:,cr
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PROCLAMATION.
A OF u DAY of HUI
initiation and Prayer.
By the President of the United States Of

appointment OF u Day of Hu-
initiation md Prayer.
By the President of the United States OF
America:
WnEREAs. By my direction the Acting
Secretary Of State, in notice to the public
on the 18th Of April, requested the various
religious denominations % assemble on the
10Th day of April, on the occasion Of the
obsequies of Abraham Lincoln, late Presi-
dent of the United States, and to observe
the same with appropriate ceremonies, and
WHEREAS, Our country has become one
great house Of mourning, where the head eff
the family has been taken away. and be
lieying that special period should be as.
signed for again humbling ourselves before
Almighty God, in order that the bereave.
ment may be sanctioned to the Nation;
Now, therefore, in order to mitigate that
grief on earth which can only be assuaged
by communion with the Father in Heaven.
and in compliance with the wishes of Sena-
tors and. Representatives, in Congress, corn.
municated to me by resolution adopted at
the National Capital, T.. Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, do hereby
appoint Thursday, May 25th next, to be OBJ
served wherever in the United States the
flag of the country may be respected, as
day Of humiliation and mourning; and re.
commend my fellow citizens to assemble in
their respective places Of worship. there to
unite in solemn service to Almighty God,
in memory OF the good man who has been
removed, 81 that all shall be occupied at the
same time in contemplation of his virtues,
and sorrow for mis- sudden and violent end.
In witness whereof have hereanto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at Washington,
April 25th, A. D. 1866, and of the indie.
pendence of the United States of America
the seth. ANDREW JOHN ON.
By the President:
WIZ. HUNTER, A sSt. Sec'y Of State.
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FoRrREss MONROE, April 27.-A steamer
arrived here this morning from Morehead
City. bringing advices from Newbern, that
Gen. Grant has effectually put an end to the
armistice agreed upon between Sherman
and Johnston. GRAFT had given Johnston
up to six o'clock Cyeste,day) Wednesday
morning to surrender his army. The con-
ditions unknown. Gen. Grant announced
after that hour, Eostilties would be at once
resumed To this Gen. Johnston is said to
have replied, that il Jefferson Davis, and
the General officers Of the Confederacy were
pardsned and permission given them to
leave the country, he would be authorized
TO accept the terms proposed.
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Richmond, Va, April %.

To E. M. Stanton, Sec'y Of War:
Gems Meade, Sheridan snd Wright
acting under orders to pay no regard
to armistice or order of Gen Sherman
respecting hostilities on the ground
that Sherman's agreement could bind
his own command only, and no other.
They are directed to push forward re-
gardless Of orders from any one ex
cept Gen Grant, and cut off Johnson's
retreat.
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Official.
War Department, !
April 27, $50 q. m.

To Maj Gen. Dix:
The Department has received the follow
ing dispatches from Maj Gen Halleck COM
manding the Military Division of the James.
Gen. Candy and Thomas were instructed
some days ago, that Sherman's arrange
ment with johnson was disapproved by the
President, and they are ordered to disregard
them, and push the enemy in every direc
ton.
[Signed] E NJ STANTON, Sec OF War.
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THE OTTUMWA SEMINARY
4 AND NORMAL INSTITUTE.
,Rev. J. NJ. McELROY,l
IMf L. McGINITIE priuatnala

The next school year commences on Monday,
September 9th, 1864. The tuition will be from ~ 70
.97 per term of ten weeks, ayabie In advance.
Ne puEu VIA be admitted who is not Sufficiently
advanced to stI<y written arithmetic, nor for less
tine thaa half term. Esf.5 gssA sas
new feature in the Institutisn will be Teach
sr's Class for those Fhe desire to prepare for.
perfect themselves In art qfteschinE the course
having special reference to ths requirements Of he
'Schsol Law fer Teacher's Certificates. The number
of pupils win be limited In case exceeding sixty
Eve II 10 earnestly requested that pupils be pres
ent At the beginning Of the term.
For farther information see printed cireslars Or
apply to either ofths Principals.
IuR. A. i6k4-tf = :
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CITY MARKET.

J.w. BROWN, for eight years ICyA
the proprietor OF . market 5HS
In this city .begs leave 10 say EAA
--0 to his old friends and the Pubsic, tisst
he has purchased the stand baft andformerly occn-
pied by him Front street, two doors east OF the
Carroll House, where he 10 again established In bu-
slness. and win be happy to serve the public With
all kinds Of
Meats, Poultry, Game, &c.
Highest market prices paid In cash for all kinds sf
Fat Stock, Poultry, Game, &C., &s.
Dec. 22, 1S64-y Nv. BROWN.
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assassinated by one who uttered the State
motto Of Virginia. At the same time the
Secretary of State. Mr.. Seward, who was
suffering from broken arm, was also stab
bed by another murderer, 1t is believed by
persons capable ofjudging that othsrIhigh
officers were designed to share the same
fate. Thus ii seems our enemy, dcspsiring
Of meeting us in manly warfare, begins to
resort to the assassin's tools. Your Gener.
al does not wish You to infer that this is
universal. for he knows the great mass of
the con fedarate army would scorn to sane.
tion such acts, but he believes it the legti-
mate consequences of the rebellion. against
rightful authority. We have met every
phrase which war has assumed, and must
now be prepared for It in its lowest and
worst shape, thst Of assass,ns and suerrillss,
but woe unto the people who seek to cx-
pend their wild passions in such manner,
for there is but one dread result for them.
By order Of w. T. SHERMAN,
Major General.
In, Dayton, Major and A AG.
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For the Ottumwa Courier.
RIVE ONT

For bpe OttumWe COURIER
STRIVE ONT
Strive onl-the ocean ne'er was crossed
Repining on the shore;
A nations pride was ne'er won
When sleth the banner bore. -.
Strive oni-'Tis cowardly to shrink
when dangers rise around.
'Tis sweeter far, though linked with pain,
To gain the vantage ground.
Bright names are on the ,oll Of fame,
Like stars they shine on high;
They may be hid with brighter rays,
But never, never diel
And these were brighter mid the gloom
or low obscurity:
Struggling through years Of pain an toll,
And joyless poverty.
BUT strive! This worlds not all . waste,
wilderness Of care;
Green spots are on the fields Of life,
And now'rets blooming fair.
Then strive-but oh! let virtue be
The guardian of your aim;
Let pure, unclouded love Hume
The path that leads to fame! G.w.K.
wapello County, April 2Sd, 1864
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| NEW SOLDIERS CLARIFYING dire,

New SOLDIERS CLARIFYING direct
attention 20 the advertisement ~ charity for so
ders which was started about fortnight since, and
which has for It's indorsers the Rev. d. Below Rob
e-t L. Kennedy, George r. Strong. Dr. Arnew, and
several other gentlemen connected with be Now York
osptn The institution IL situated in Grove Fl.
eccker aud its objects are Ia shelter and care for
sueh of our returning soldiers as are frienL., and
homeless providing medicines for the sick food for tie
hungry and employment 50 far us practicable. fos all.
DR. Msh is Superintendent, and up o. this time about
60 have become recipients the benefits OF The nsttu-
ton About 100 can be accommodated NJ the establish.
ment OF course an institution having such objects
views recommends itself betier thnp We or any one
can do so
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-jCSr !2-Betore
Judge BEITl.
PRIZE CASE.

United states ag part OF the q the hsvensev
A decree OF condemnation was this day catered
in tie above cat by the District Attorrsy tn. leyn-cy
w. British s,amer and willie attempting 20 rin the BOOK
e oil Wilmington Wa chased aId driven s-hore Oh bean.
fort X g. by the United State supply steamer Ne'oefn;
Befor. the nze Wa hoirded her blew her up and
scapd 10 i shor. IN ANAL boa but only b- T.captEreo
y our troops shortly alter The 81 vent to pieces
and with portion Of her cargo proved total "ss De re-
,ndr of Inc cargo was saved and brought ts port tor
adiud cation uder ateroeutoEy orde q 'odrs Was
a and realized some $3.50.
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CnrRT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-C ucUIT-PAKT Nos. lS.f,
ssl 1885 So 1875 e l:g lo57 al Il;1. 9;5 t5j 1858
IT'S al SIS fl2 1913, 1873. se5 PART il-Nos a2 iso
90 1888 gi o. 1888 i759 1867 i- l3t 1872 IT, l'tz
l55l li6. 49,. 50s i122 li99
SUPERIOR CoURT-TEIAL TrRN-PAEr i.-Nos
55f9 1891 45ll 46G $3.50 $40. 513l, aa5 80 ao' 3D.:
sO2t 3T4 3Bl4 4nG 349s $40 $40 5l6B 1857 800. J.iI!
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos. wv,
800 SO g5 go s5 1856 5l5 va 2;s +S2. 3v 10y sS
PART Nos. 5e s32 eS', s ds3 eI8 '3l 700 lo a. ST.
gl2
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Che 6nrt.

FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND
j TROTTING.
The las o. o.. ;resi p..s AMI STAGES Of the SEASON
fol $4,000. wiHcom. ~ on
THuRsDAV, JUNE Is, AT O'CLOCK.
purse OF $los0 with stakes Of 1850 each ptv or pay
Mile Leai,, best , IL 8 20
George Wilkes enters o. i........fLORA TEMPLE
Hiram Noodrur enters b. g...........-.. DEAihh
John Loveti enters oh r........... GEN bCfLth
Boats Jsmessip every hall hour TO Hunters roint
from Thirty ionrthst every hve niinntes Trains TO the
Course speclA ~ NJ IL aud u p ~ Ferry rom the
Eighty Astoria every 20 nnues Efficient
uolic. sugrmenfs for IN. nilinensnee OF order.
JOSEPH CROCHER0N Msnsg-r.
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We learn that the Catskll. Schenectady and
Utica Railroad has been bought by the Now York Cen
trail and the citizens Of Syracuse IN with the
purchase the project VI y railroad from Syracuse to
tcn therefore 10 connect with tho Catskin, Science
tsdy snd ur,cs RAILROAD. has bees abandoned.
lOsWeSo Palladium.
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LARCENY FROM THE PEssoN Yesterday al.
ternoon while Miss Mary Jarvis OF No. lee Chyysts
St. was standing in Grand. near Forsyth looking nj
some dress goods in shop window. Henry Warren. .
sawart thief stole from the poke. VI her her
lace handkerchief. He was arrested by officer Lock
wood of the Tenth Precinct and .ornitisd for trial by
Justice Mansfield.
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Ehonr,a for Busincss Ellen.

CHARLESTON, s, C.-RlChMOND, va
t. lTss.@sn viii s1d S scss g WITT ,niIg
des tier goods b. the abov. insrsr SnGsE "op.isn.d
sir pndeu there Packages aud ohey 40 ~
regularly Nv ivory steamer. Collections properly h"o w.
MhCOY HERwIG. No. ia Bronowssyao
O6cs VI the Chsrtrlol Ponfer Packet Lpe S' c'''se"
Pssksss LAlrssA
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srpRFMp cOrrRT-Cncurr-JUSE l2.-Befor. Justice
BARNARD.
A CASE FULL or BoNEs.

A CASH IULD Vt DO-'4e'F
Cl,si,n schwartz sgt William heif1e-
This action was brought to recover the Increased
% nj 9ro ,,n Of bones bought Jsnporr i@4 ne con.
re, yyas made a. per and part payipeh n's"
i,i,;g con, h. teauster dsfedant- ynfo w er""
e hone and was Informed by workman that ibel. 80
homes ther fo- MN. Subsequently, bones rose TO : = " %
.,J fr m. ddersucc between these prices inns "'''on
brout The defendant saws NJ always had III. nht' eas
To aud never authorized any one 20 refuse 'e % '
The Cont CHARGED the Jgry that II the ds'endant SAFE
mont. were cor- he could not DE held -o.e Tor ~. uh
borized acts o th par " unless he ia some way sV ~
nl,ftH reason TO believe thar such scts we" done 1s ~
direction If However tie ec Idant had ID iAc plreS Ha
the bones Al a.. time If the drnand, then no drndho va
uncessary and tine action arose ~ o az" 'u'
Il was entitled to the difference between WAX IL -aesu
pay and the yalue proven. .,oos
The Jury rendered. orict for the piaintf for SHh'
l. b. Smith !or plaintiff +. J. Andeson To- detnd'ii'
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Hintionern ano 1antn Sooos.

DARp 4 BROTHER Established l-i3)
- GOLD PENS.
PIN AND PENCIL CASES. Aso Manufactures 81 nAkp
a WILSON'S PATENT As6I LAR NIB rOtp ftNS'
JAMrs T. BARD Agent No % Hsaenian", newton
I,no,p,,nx ~ r.i,. send 0r 'fcn,I.
CTATIONEEl, PAPER and AccouNl-
- BOOKS o. very kHd lowest prices. DrIrf. reee We
rscmp. attention fEAN.iS . ~ ~ ui1ni,s
- jon f,iners, s'.iio,ers, &C.. No % Msidrh sne
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o,y1cy on nm -rnsrr cosSlsslos
so. -. brosawas.
rf>O CONTRACTORS. 49, PROPOSALS IN


rFNO CONTRACTORS. 49, PROPOSALS IN
closed IN sealed envelope ndor,"d with the iit. oil
n. WON y! f- bddel written thrfton
vii, - TINS once until Tnr-asy jun- 10 100 A.
u O'Clock. - No., e.
20 ree ls,ia. grading fny eighth street nom Soc
ond 90 fss Rive.
Nor ..rnating sradns kc. s"v-n.y-'iSh street, nom
Yin To fast ti'"r.
For recu s'in -,sins So fhiy uilth'e" .soH second
avena. q IL'id asruH. .
r.ssln ~ srldus &c. One. Hundred and Ninth 'tgeet
s-ar. Finn rvenur HareTn N'vr-
fUf I.guaig gat.s 20. Ont-fnno "i-ann hify MIN
.t.s-t from fourth Hvriu- a. ftsta nvrri" a.
F,f I.guatrc grading &c. fily mud sisre nom i"h'h
10 Eleventh. sVrfiu..
fo cIrbn gntfr- SUI f,seng tHysecono siisei nom
tufE avenue 20 ~ snin avenue. 800 -
For csfbnr gathering ard tsgsbg Eleventh sv'nnr non
ply tn.ri ,tlrs 70 .iiiy s,litn -'I--s 49,.
Nor crnin. gWefiuE ard hhgsus fisrteih ''F-'t TOM
Third Av.nu. tssi River
Tor cropy sut'eng and a-sins Pony eighth street rom
s.n.A avrnue 20 Igtb sr-na. g.
ToT rebuilding bIknesd north SIDE Rv.nron street has,
Isycf. s. .. .,s.- -.
10 I.uuillins r-r No. g. ksst River.
t.r rrb.iId'fs FIR 10 "a. Past River
nor dredging bot. sids. 81 Pier No. a. Lssi Giv,f
to- reruilding PIE, No 50 Norf. Rive.
For r.sua,ins ana grading orty tnrosreet RON sseon
s,eus. to Third avenue. 81. -
Bnt foins Of proposal. together with the -pecih s0ns
,u, .grec,.enis al b. obiaine al this oHi.t.
-D4:sd Street Department Nsv- ! orr. June g. lsts
CHARLES .. CORNELL,
Sfre,t Commissioner.
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! one ISLAND RALROAD.-Trsns vii

j 4 l.sy. I.nes-slip ..eW. NoTk a. foows
800 Ur.enpoD N ~ ami Pis.enso Tran. .orihf ~
M WAY ~iaflous Bnd connecting with Glen Head. hosyn And
Hampstead Trains
10 81 y0.s't TAN, stopping Al al w ~ Sta.i's
ia u a. gs-enrur; f1pFrss. connecting with kosNh
Sc, Head aud Hampstead and stopping all stations rss o.
Train vii, e,y- a. n making s %. connections TO Farm
isae am on which days the t,pres, vii stop between
Jamaica aud D.ur Park
40p m syos.e ps..enger Train and al Nay Stations
reprnr Glen fiead aud Rosvn
s 30 T. "a. for North isip. Hampstead Gen Heal Hn'
Ro.'yL go -.
On sunts, Excuf.on Tram leaves iiuer- Point at S'S
d NJ for 1sphsns and al. uterusdiaie stttion..
q. CEARLlCk. President.
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A SOLDIER ROBBED. Officer Field OF The FIFTH
Precinct yesterday arrested Angus, Arnold for having
on Saturday night last robbed edward Coriilard OF
the sum Of $3.50 while the lstter was Sleeping n al
apartment at No. Is WhitesL BE Wa COMMITTED by
Justice Hogan.
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COMMON COUSCIL-No QroRUM IN EITHER
BOARD.-At O'Clock yesterda. the hoaf'!r 81 Alder
men and Councmen met for the truDsaction Of pubic
business but upon the calling of the rolls quorum did
not appear In either Board ard TIE Clerks declared
them adjourned to Thursday neat ut O'clock y IA
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Turriintt

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNfIURE Of
Dr.niea N aDu ixcture Ai-o solid Chestnut snd hu'
1a.un.r Sliie. pain ana ornamental o. II r.
as T.n.j.i oov,.ise WOOSTER fstsDlished lsiJ
TVhVE YOU SEN the SPARE BED and
avn TO sPARE--ff not. do 90 a they
~ ,ra,r.,. II weather and weigh only - ps
dealer. requested 70 lus' ,sxea oos AZ
t,.m a, y 4 JFNSfY Co. Nos: D" br'sd"ay eoi"''
FOURTH Don't buy ~ yor can rep
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ --SuMAIER ARnAN0tMENrs.--O and afer MON
DAY June lsb. Trains viii l-svr Twenty siIih--t stnoh
Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern ana "sseI
trAin.. IA aud 40 y The Al a IA tr.n con
Troy with for karaoss LAKE ,eorcc Burlington ana
Pnane -na iaAs Bosi Pattburgi Rouse
Point and Montreal Sleeping stsch.d 20 "a. =" M
train d Albany Tor ,h- West. -.
J. c. BuCkHOrT, Engineer and sapt.
NORTHERN X. H., Of NEW.JERSEA -
IN Tram. Jersey City Pernon at $500 a. ~ s;l'
H., lti. M. and Az w. AID t!5 ~ On natu'usy
IL 10 p Tn. y 70 and t;22 run through 10
Moasey. Tfos. W. DENARkST, Superintendent
N foo a, corlrdt A., ,r Puu.nyLrHt att and II 30
H. ~. IL and D. M sud IA midnight for hsLtihohs
and WARRINGTON a. ssnd lI;o m, p a. "a . n
night Miihsy Tickets not receivable IN the p ~ "sih
" other particulars bills al otl.es 4.