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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

FoUND DEAD IN HIS BED.-A ship carpen
ter named John Haver, was found dad in
his bed at his residence No. 2O2 Detroit
street, West side, yesterday morning. He
had retired the previous evening in his
usual health.
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BuRaIo Market-Dec. a.

-FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
wHEAT-Easier. Sales to arrive of No. l Mil
wvukee spring at 81, So; Canada choice s2,35; am
Der Canada 81, l2%.
C~ORS-Quiet at 75e.
OArs-NOminai.
ARLEY-NOminal.
RYE-NOminal.
PoRK-S30,OO-
LARD-Sales at 23c.
WHIsKY-s2,3I.
DRESSED HoGs-Dull at lie. ETH
IMPoRrs-4s hours: Flour 1855 bbIs; wheat
GO, $50 bu; corn Is, 49,; oats 3, SCI; barley 'O93; rye
1885,.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

MAsoUEBADE.-Those who would enjoy an
evening of rare festivity should not forget
the Fancy Dress Masquerade to be given by
Co. E, Goth O. V. NJ, at CARROTS Hall on
Wednesday evening. Every preparation
has been mazda to secure a good time for all
who NAV participate.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

Bound OvER.-The butchers Frederick
Leib and John Eslea, charged with stealing
cattle from Mr.. Seldom and another man in
Brooklyn, were examined in Police Court
yesterday, and bound over in bail OF $500
on one count, and Leib ona second count in
the sum of $1,000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

Philo Chamberlin, Esq, President Roard of Trade
Dear Sir In consideration Of the fact that our
new cropo Corn Is in much better condition than
previous years, the undersigned have in cunse-
quence concluded to modify the rate Of storage
thereon, as set forth in their card of November LIST,
1865, as follows, TO wit: Storage on new Corn will
be &c a bushel for every 10 days up TO July lst,
after which date the same as other grain but in
all cases, when stored until it becomes warm, no
tice will be given to owners or holders thereof, and
in conformity TO inspection rule llth, will thence
forward be treated as Rejected, and charged the
same rate of storage as other grain Of that quality.
Signed by Otis & Brownell, Clark & Woodward,
Newell Il Burnham, and Gardner, Burt & 20.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
forty-eight hours ending at 7 O'clock this
morning, were as follows:
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4. DeWITT 4 CO. ARE. CLOSING

d. OUT DRESS GOODS to make room
for other stock. French Poplins, Yalencias,
Scotch Plaids, Merinos, Empress Cloths, French
Reps, at prime cost. J,H. DEWITT G Z,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

SOLDIERS HOME IrENs.-Trevor Baxter,
Superintendent of the Soldiers Home in
this city since the withdrawal Of join NJ.
Schwab, has resigned that position, and is
succeeded by William S. Ford, formerly OF
Co. K, Sth O. vi.
John speith, formerly Sergeant in Co. G,
5oth O. V. I.,died at the Home on Saturday,
from the effects of diarrhGa contracted in
the service. When discharged from the
army OIL account of sickness, he found he
had money enough, lacking 500, to buy a
small place on Taylor street, West Side.
Unable to work he went to the Home about
d fortnight since. His family, consisting of
a wife and five children, are in destitute cir
cumstances. We hope steps will be taken
at once to cancel that debt, and put the
family well on its way to self-support.
Deceased was buried by the Sanitary
Commission on Sunday last.
We are indebted to the kindness Of Super
intendent Fork copies of the following re-
reports of affairs at the Soldiers Home. The
first is for the week ending Saturday, De-
-a II 1nr-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

INDUSTRIAL School THANKsGIyING.-The
citizens of this city and friends of this In
stitution are respectfully reminded that
Friday next, December Sth, is the time to
give the school a treat, and make many lit
tie hearts rejoice.
Exercises in singing, &c, will commence
one hour before dinner. Those whose iiber-
atty will furnish the table will please send
in their donations early on the morning of
Friday, or the night before, in order to give
the committee time for the arrangement of
the things. 1t may be more convenient for
some to send materials for clothing, and
thereby give the children employment in
making up articles. r. WATERToN,
Superintendent.
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The Gov. CUsHMAN.-The Milwaukee Sen
tiHel of a late date says that the case of the
United States against the propeller Gov.
Cushman, was decided yesterday by the
District Court Judge Miller presiding, in
favor of the propeller, the Court holding that
although there was sufficient cause for the
seizure, the evidence was not sufficient 20
prove that the smuggling of liquor, carried
on on board the boat, was with the knOwl-
edge and connivance of her officers.
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MoSET-steady at 7 > cent.
sr~ERLISe-Firm at 1O9H9I09A
GOLb-A sbsde hrner, opening at HTS, adTane
ing TO l4Sl%. and closing at 1851.
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CITY NEWS

WANTED TO RENT.-A house of about eight
rooms. in a good location, for which a liber-
al rent will be paid by a pr~omptpaying
tenant. Address Drawer SG5, Postofice
dec5:27S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

CRY CouNcrL-The regular meeting o.
the City Council will be held this evening,
commencing at seven o'clock.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

THE NEW DEPor.-Twenty two of the i'm
mense iron girdert have been worked into
position as foundation for the. roof of this
new structure, and most of the board roofing
on the south side has been laid. Six Chin
neys on that side have just been construct
ed. The building grows apace.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
SMALL FARM FOR SALE |

n Newburgh Township, good soil; morethan
300 fiuit trees, grapes, &c; good barn, mall house,
granRy1Rd fruit house. The land is in fair order.
PsS4nHRl hrst Of April next. Apply at 80
sPdNEShNtSQE0. D. BECK. noY3R3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

DETROIT n LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
1t is well known that the capitalists of De-
troit are moving in the direction of estab-
fishing railroad communication with the
Lake Superior mining region. The Sagi-
nav Enterprise argues for the consolidation
of the Flint and Pere Marquette and the
Amboy, Lansing and Traverse Bay interests.
It says that to combine these interests is to
insure sufficient strength to secure favorable
Congressional legislation, and the compile
ton of the road. But it adds, that "if this
consolidation cannot be effected, then one of
these roads should be singled out, and the
whole influence of the State thrown in its
favor. If but one is presented, that one
should be, by all means, the Flint & Pere
Marquette line. This line, with its connec-
tions, forms the only through line between
two of the three important p~oints-retroit
and Saginaw, and every blow henceforth
struck in its favor and advancement, will
push it towards the third objective point
which completes the chain. There is no
waste road to be built on this line, but the
PRONUNCIATION of its present line strikes out
from the base, reaching direct to the point
of complete connection of the interests of
both Peninsulas."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

IA FRANKLIN -CWITH OR WITHOUT
BUILDINGS.)6Any parties with a few thousand
dollars in cash, and desirous of entering into 4
GOOD, SOUND L%EGITIaATE business, well established.
will find a rare chance for SO doing, by addressing,
'with real Damar' p. O., Box Oh, Franklin. Pa.
All correspondence confidential
Franklin. Nov. p. 1865. fI nov22.0gg
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

Certificates Of the vsrio us articles are first put
into envelopes, sealed up and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard to choice,
aud sent by mail, thus giving all fair chance. On
receipt Of the certificate. you will see what you are
to have and then il is at your option to send the
Dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, OF
any set Of Jewelry on our list for ONE D0LLAR
Send 25 Cents for Certificate
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage and
doing the business, % Cents each, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five eertii-
Gates will be sent for 81. IL for s.; 30 for S.; 100
for SIS.
AGENTS-We wsnt Agents in every Regiment,
and in every town and county in the country, and
those acting as such will he allowed 10 cents on
every certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to One Dollar. Agents will
collect Is cents for every certificate, and remit 10
cents to us, either in cash or Postage stamps.
BRYAN BROS. q co.
nov2:2Si,eod So Liberty St., New York City
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AMDsEMENTs.


JeAn A. Enslsr.n snaesr ] R B. esssy-TrsAufsr.
pprrre a. rurseruN-=Dres Circle and Par
.errftrS 50 csnfa. Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, IS
eeufs FsmiIv cirole, 50 cents Gallery, % cents;
Prfvate Roxes. S. and S. Single Seats in Private
Doore nm Il 645. Curtain rises at T:45.
coIcrsS nersons will, under no circumstances, be
.usrrft5sd 10 occnpy seats in any other portion Of
~ houa. mve the Gallery Admission Is cents.
SECOND AND IS WEEK OF THE CELE-
DRAFTED
3 YANKEE LOCKE.
Tho onlr Fankee Comedian now upon the stage.
Hfs parinrmances areaIways chaste, amusing, aud
nm 81 Fun'and Wit. This is positively his last
week.
TUESDAY EVENING, December 5th, 1865,
viii b presented the excellent Drama called the
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY.
jed homeIuu-.----.- Locke
After which Mr.. Locke's mirth provoking Farce
entitled
PODIJAH d. PEAsLEY,
HIS X Mark.
Podtah D. ankee Locke.
70 conclude with the ever acceptable cOmedietta
49, -orraEr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

PROPELLER MAYFLOwER. The work OF
raising the propeller Mayaower. has adj
vanced far enough to admit of the opera,
lions of the steam pump, and one has ac-
cordingly been sent to that point.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

SoLIoTUDE.-In view ofthe attempts made
TO break jail, ashort time ago, and of the
speedy transfsrence to the penitentiary, of
a large number of convicted and sentenced
desperadoes, it was deemed prudent to sur
round the Jail last night with a strong guard,
TO prevent the escape of prisoners in the
event of a jail-break. Every necessary pre-
caution and provision wa made.
EXODUS OF KNAvEs.-Sherif Nicola had
a car chartered yesterday, and, by the time
this squib reaches the eyes of our city read
ers, will be far IN his way to the p%eniten-
tiary, with twenty-three prisoners in irons.
Their names, crimes, and terms of impris-
onment may be seen in our report of court
proceedings. This delegation embraces
about half the " available force " in the jail.
They can well be spared.
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Marine NeUs ..

RELIEF sENr.-A steam pump has been
sent to the relief of the schooner North Star,
all efforts to raise her, without this useful
article having proved unavailing.
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Railroad -InseIHgsnee.

POSSESSION OF THE CATAwIssA Road
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Company took possession of the Catawissa
Railroad on Saturday last Mr.. De Puy, the
Superintendent of the latter road, has been
appointed General Manager of the concern.
A PRoPosED NEW RoAD.-The Carrollbon
Press says that the Southwestern Railroad
Company propose constructing 8 new road
from Athens, county seat of Athens county,
uia McConnelsville, county seat of Morgan
county, and Cambridge, ditto Of Guernsey
county, through Harrison county to Carroll
ton, county seat of Carroll county, and
thence to New Lisbon, Columbiana county,
to which place an arm of the Broad Guage
has Just been completed. The people along
the proposed route are raising $500 with
which the survey of the county viii be
made. The enterprise will probably carry
From CAIRO TO MOBILE AND New ORLEANS
Through trains, linked passenger and
freight are now run on alternate days upon
the great railroad lines from Cairo to Mo
bile and New Orleans. Both these roads
remain in the able hands that created them
and the interest of the Northwest, which is
identified with both and equal with either
will soon begin to realize upon the brilliant
promises that have only been interrupted
by the war.
RAILROAD EARSINGs.-The earnings on th'
Michigan Southern Railroad, for the third
week in November, were SHAFTS, agains
100000 same time in 1864; increase $l2,25s
The earnings from March l, were $3,62l,5 74
against s2,964,O5s same time last year; in
crease 1851 1915.
The earnings of the Detroit 4 Milwaukee
railroad, for the week ending November 2SC
were S+I,25O, against S5O,052 same time il
1864; increase ST., 1913.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
FOR SALE.
PORK HOUSE FOR A D

THE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
l. MENT OF a. MoREHOUsE a SON, at Ere
mont, Ohio, is offered for sale, together with tools
and fixtures, all in complete order. The building
is situated near the G. I. r. R., on the Sandus-
ky river, in a desirable location. Thsre are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
ing house. A rare chance is offered for n good
by letter o CHARLES H.. kREBS, Agent,
Fremont, Ohio, or to MoREHOUSE, MEACHAM
& CO., Commission Merchan Is, I42 West Water
street. Milwaukee,. Wis. nova:27s
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OANDLE MOULDS For SlLE.-Six
. LARGE BUSINESS FOR SALE IN

~ Candle Machines, for making strarine or
TaliOw Candles, nearly new cen he b1ught at a
bargain at the Oil Factory Ct r. PELToN,
dec2.26g-Itw Corner Ohio and Canal streets
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morning, were as follows :

The receipts and shipments Of Flour and Grain
at this point during the weeks ending Nov. 25 and
Dec. 2, as reported to the Board of Trade, were as
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
KAard Of COuncilmcn.
SALARIES ~ THE FINANCE DEPARTMENr-DoSA'
TIOy TO THE SISTERS or MERCY, ETC, ETC.

SALARIES IN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENr-DOSA'
TION TO THE SISTERS OFMERCY, ETC, ETC.
The Board met at 2 O'Clock p. M, yesterday,
the President James Hayes esq, in the chair
Mr. Sacom presented n resolution giving permission
20 Matthew Comerord to erect stand corner OF esey
and Washington streets, during the pleasure oi 'h'
Common Council -,
motion 20 amend the resolution, by giving all per
sons the same permission, was adopted.
resolution war laid over, increasing the salaries o
the Messengers in the Finance Department to sl'o"
per annum
The following resolution was read:
Heored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby antho
zed aud directed to the Archbhop Of the diocese
New York for the o the Sisters OF Mercy all mat
piece or parcel OF and bounded by Eiehyhr and tighty
econdsts Fourth and Madsonayes not heretofore assignee
OIL eased the ote-ant Epscrpal Church Of the hedeseI
tho ad lease be period OF ~ years tthe nominal REM
Of lawful currency OF the United saies annu 1por
which TO erect building for the purposes oi an hdnsl
School similar 10 that located unde ther direction AZ '
corner of Houston and MulheTy1ts. -,
ON motion the previous question was ordered. ana the
resolution was adopted, Messrs. Lent and Patterson
voting in the negative. q
The Board the adjourned to Tuesday next at
o'clock y. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Con.ecrution Of the Church of the EEo,,
Trinity.

The new handsome structure, known as the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, on the corner Of Forty
,econd.-t and Madison'aye., was yesterday conse-
Grated TO the service Of Almighty God by tho klShi
Rev. Bishop Potter. , a..
The bishop and number Of the clergy entered the
church at lOI O'Clock IN. and proceeded up the man
aisle recitng the 2iih Psalm Bishop Burgess Blshop
Vail the Rev Dr. Tying. the Rev. Dr. Dix the Eev pr'
Muhlenburg. the Rev DR.. Dwyer. The Rev DF MOT.
gsn and others, accompanied Bishop Potter 10 the
chancel Of the church. No. 1T,
Afer the dedcatory services. Bishop Potter deIiS-
cred an eoqnent address, in the course OF which he
strongly condemned the use # music OF an operate
character in Divine Service, saying that theTe were
bymns beautiful and impressive. suited to every de
scripon Of worship which should alone be nsen
atc music. so freqaeatly performed not beng IN har
mony with church service. The Bishop commended
Tor religious zeal aud general christian charaGteI we
yonng Rector Of the new temple the Rev. ;, H. lying
IT, and in concluding, alluded IN terms oi eiolachl
sympathy 20 the Rev. DR.. Tying OF ST. Georges Nnoo @
church recently consumed was rizing beauiniiy from
It's ashes. =, - ...,,~,o,o % -
The Rev DR. Tyng also made some appr9priatse, :, e
marks and the dedicatory services eoncludeu Win
i.fyent benediction.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
,,y vopu nAuy TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER %. 1866.

soldier stopping at the Soldiers Home, Nos 80 and o2
Hovardst The complainant states that on the LIST
inst having occasion to enter store Churchst, on
business he placed his kDapsack outside the door soon
after the prisoner came along and walked OIL with IT,
He was committed by Justice Ledwith.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
CITY NE Ws.

BENEFIT TO OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. -
benefit will be given this evening TO the soldiers and
sailors who have been honorably discharged from tho
United States service, at the New National Circus
Nos 81 and 80 Bowery number of distinguished
military officers and civilians have been invited, and
the entire strength ofLe company will appear on the
occasion" Should the proceeds be as large as anie'
pated Christmas dinner will be given TO tie namele's
heroes, and persons dosirous of contributing thereto
can send their donations 10 No. 1876 Canalst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
fAdxertisenlent.

HOLIDAY GIFTs.-A superb assortment OF
ExBRoIoBREp TOILET SLIPPERS both for Ladies and Gen,
en, az well the usual attractive stock Of articles OF feet
GOVERN, of all kinds can b.. found at CASTRELLs No UJ
BrosIvgy between Eleventh and Twelnh.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
IAdxartianfnent.

A SENSIBLE PRESENT.-Send the ILLUSTRATED
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL year to your best friend 1t
only 81 new vol begins with the New Year. Addres
FOWLER & WELLS, No 3s9 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

A FEMALE SHoPLTTER.-Yesterda female
richly attred called At the jewery establishment 81
Mes;rs Tiffany & Co. No. 80 Broadway, ana aSheu
10 be shown some sleeyebuttons. A case was pre-.
sented and she examined number Of pair. As She
tnrnon ia leave the clerk missed two pair valued al
81 Detectives Elder and McCord. who are on duty
there during the holidays were notified OF the occur
renee and took her into custody! In hor possession
Justice bowling who committed her for trial In her
dress as found large and deep pocket such as Is
used by professional pekpocket She gave tho ns.he
az Mira Ann Livingston and stated that the greater
norton Of her life had been passed in the Southern ana
Western States but that al precent bhe was stopping
in Twenty frstst. near Fiithnyo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

DoDwoRTH's HALL.-A grand compliment
sry concert will be given at Dodworths Hall this even
ing under tie direction OF Signor Bar Mrs. George
Sheppard Of ST. Peters Church Brooklyn Harry san
derson Thco. Thomas. and other artists Will assist
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

NEwsBoYs' GHG-IIoUsg.-During the
year ,bout 600 different boys have been cared for at
this ho,3e No. l2s Fuon.st Of these 3 72j were able
to read a,d write 100 were able 10 read only nad
l.lsj cOut do neither. 4 large proportion were
orphan and halforphan children. They averaged II
yenrs age here being many much Younger ana some
older. Forty tOnslnd meals furnished; 5OOO0
lodgings; some so boys provided with good country
homes and 600 trsnt and lost boys restored TO rela
tves and friends Connected with the institution is
good night school IN which the boys greatly inter
esed. Such facts demoytratc its usefulness and com.
mend it 10 public sympaih. aud support.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
ACAsE oP HyDRoPHO,r,-,

4 CASE or HYDRoPHo,A.-Ani inquest was
Yesterday held by Coroner Goer. at No. l0s East
Twenty. .third.st the body Of hermann Miller aged
seven years ii was shown that o. the 9th ult the de
ceased on returning from school, Ms met at tie door
of ms re- idence and attacked and ben on the fore
head near the right eye. by large wrundland dog
RECEIVING a severe wound. physician VS. calico and
tic wound dressed up Sixteen days after te was at
tackled with delrlum and finally tetanus se'in Of the
most violent character. Neither me9Ioiho irr food
conld be admlnstered aud on Monday last he di,l A
nost.mortem examination was made by Dr. John bach
Who ound soyera scars over the night eye and rAht
side Of the nose Death IN tho opinion oi the WltheS
wa the result Of hydroph0bia. verdict IN accord
ance with the facts was rendered by the jury The DO
WAS killed soon after Tie occurrence,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22

A SOLDIER RoBBED.--Richard Cojay wa
Precinct ep the complaint Of Paul Glover returned
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
MAInGNING EAST.

lVana AFTER Monday, October 81 1854, an
y uu,iilGrth,r notice, Lr.ius will run a. To-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
FOB SALE RY
'ayyO FARMS For SALE!


ANE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE
" Acres of unimproved land, lying
within one half mile of Wilkesviile, Vinton
county, Ohio. The land lays well, all oft
can be cultivated, the soil is Of an excel
lent quality, and well timbered. adjoirs
the lands of Messrs. Hawk, Chapman, and
Beatty. 1t will make a most desirable
farm
--dLSO-
81 Acres of Woodland, about three
miles from Wilkesville, on the road leading
to Hartlev's Mill. This tract will mike a
goo upland farm, is well timbefed. and
near enough to Iron Valley or Eagle Fur
naces to coal sufficient of the timber to pay
for the land.
Title good, aud terms mace easy.
For further particulars, call on or ad-
dress
BRATTON & MAYO,
Att'ys, Macarthur, Ohio.
Aug. II, lS65-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

NN and after Thursday, February IS, 1854
\ reguai Passenger Trains will run in con-
rrc,iou with tie Trains on main line between
Portsmouth and Cincinnati, as follows:
Leaves Portsmouth at 6:l5 a. ~, arrives at
Pioneer. e 9:85A.M.; arrives at Portland at
arrives AT rnmden at ll:GO AN; arrives al Gin
eini ati at $50 PM;
Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50 AM; leaves Ham
den at $50 P.M.; arrives at Jackson at 1874
NJ: arrives at Portland at 4:2l M; arrives al
Pioneer at 4:5O PM; arrives at Portsmoul' a.
$40 PM
Accommodation Train departs from Ports.
mouth at g:45 PM: arrives at Pioneer at 4:3
and dc9arts ut 80; arrives ut Jackson at 6:,4
and Hamd"n. Of 7:S0. Departs $40 Nm ar
r.ves at Jackson at 1885; arrives at Pioneer a
9:3j: and arrives at Portsmouthat II :45.
Through Tickets to Cincinnati can be obtair
ed at Portsmouth. Portland, and Jackson, a
the following rates:
Portsmouth to Cincinnati, S4.OO
Portland do $.400
Jackson do 90