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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

AT Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYNES Benefit on Sat
urday evening last, the house was crowded with
an appreciatiye audience. Mrs. Leslie's benefit,
last night, was aiso.well attended.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

THE CRY HOTEL will open again this evening
foT the first time since the fire. 1t is larger and
better building than before Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
made this popular resort, and it will become SO
again.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

LEHMANN & So1ARo, wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, are to be found adjoining A. 7. Turner'S,
on Wall street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15
NOTICE!
U, S. Assessors Advertisement.
COLLECTION DISTRICT OF IDAHO
TERRITORY.
DIVISION MOI COMPRISING BOISE COUNTY

IL AOAON NOA OOMfhlclNG BO1SE COUAIY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Lists
In of Valuations, Assessments and Enumera-
lions of property subject to tax under the "Act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment, to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes, Approved June 80, 1864 - made
and taken within the First and Third Assessment
Divisions, will be open for examination by all per-
sons interested, at the places and times following
Division No 2, at Idaho City, July 18th, 1865. At
which place and time will be present to receive
all appeals relative to erroneous or excessive valua
ton, assessments or enumerations made and taken
by the Assistant Assessor. ALI appeals to the
Assessor must be made in writing, and specify the
particular cause matter or thing respecting which
q decision is requested, and state the grounds or
principle of inequality or error complained of
G. B. BODFISH
Assessor of District Idaho Territory.
July 9Th, 1865. 37td
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

Mk. GEO. PARDEY, the fayorite commedian, will
take benefit next Friday evening. Pardey is a
good actor, jolly fellow, and gentlemen, and
has many friends here who will be ''thar."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

WHITE & BAUER, Newspaper agents, San Fran
cisco, have favored us with packages Of the latest
Eastern papers from every portion of the Union
They receive orders for single subscribers or any
number
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

GEO. CANS & Bao. have revived again with
greater grandeur than before. The Gem Saloon
is indeed gem, and the Cans Bros. are tie boys
who know how to keep it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15
CITY NEWS.
SEE notice of DR.. zipf, German Physician &c.

THANKS to Messrs. Blake q Houston of the
Humboldt Express for the latest California papers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

PRoYERBs.-Here is a sample of the Pro.
verbs of the Billings family, said to be Of
very ancient origin ::
Don'tswap with your relashuns unless you
ken afford to give them the big end of the
traid.
Mary young, and if circumstances require
it, often.
If you can get fine clothes and eddycation
too get the clothes, fust.
Be charitable tfee cent pieces we've made
Oh purpose.
Don't take ennybody's advice but your
own.
1t costs more to,borror than it does to buy.
If a man hatters you, you ken kalkulate
that he is either roag, Or that yu are fule.
Keep both ize open, but don't see more
than half you nose.
When you pra, pra right to the centre OF
the mark.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

1 TIE NOBLE Art OF SELF DEFENSE in life-sized
illustrations can be seen next Sunday afternoon
all its glory at the Jenny Lind TAeater.. Patsey
Mrey made hat with his sparing exhibition,
ane now the other sey-Patsey Foy-wiIl try
his gaad in similar strike. These two Patseys
a,erthe champions of the ring in this Territory
and after the regular exhfDfion is over next Sun
day, they intend to ascertain which is the best
man, by taking few friendly rounds for silver
pitcher worth $50. A large number Of the knights
of the ring are engaged for the exhibition. Per-
Torrance to commence at O'clock Pm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-On Tuesday even.
ing next Miss Belle Douglas takes Benefit at
the Jenny Lind Theater, on which occasion will
be presented for the first time in. this city, the
great Prize Tragedy, in Acts, entitled .'Lesbie,
or,the winged Lion Of ST. Mark, written expressly
for Mrs. Hayne, who will, on this occasion, sus-
tain her great character of "Lesbia"-Miss Doug
las as ''Viola," and Mr., G. B. Waldron that Of
"Osceola.' This Benefit has been rendered Miss
Douglass blythe citizens of Idaho City, as testi-
InQpial of their appreciation of her talent as an
actress fast rising to distinction, than whom none
other has stronger claims for respect, as lady Of
merit in her profession aside from social accom-
plshments which have made her many peraonal
misunderstanding her short residence among US and
we predict for her 8 numerous audience at her
Reaeft On Tuesday evening next: R
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

LOTTERIES appear to be all the rage just now.
Hickman Wrights was such success that they
will Try again: Peyton's Billiard Saloon is going
the same way: Mrs. Duncan will raf7e off her
house. and lot and bar fixtures, on Main street on
the 6th of August. B. Clayton's Grand Rattle for
IS 500 worth of Jewelry comes off this month !:
The lottery for the benefit of the Catholic Church
including among the prizes the splendid organ,
and many valuable books, is progressing well
among the ticket dealers. The people seem de-
terinined to rattle off the entire country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15
ANOTHER VICTORYI
BOOKS & STATION cry !!
POST-OFFICE BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, IDAHO CITY.

VIE UNDERSIGNED having received since
Il the fire new and complete stock of
Books and Stationery,
is prepared to meet all demands in this branch of
trade-from a pencil sharpener to a polyglot
Bible; and histories-from slirmish to a cam
pagn. School Books Of the latest approved Sc
ries, to which additions are being constantly made
Stationery Of the best quality and most complete
sizes, Copy Books, all kinds of Indelible Inks,
Gold, Steel and Silver Pens, Pocket, Counter and
Desk Ink-stands, Pencils, Pen-Knives, Paper Fold
ers, Drawing Paper, all kinds of Blank Books, &C.
A Circulating Library of new and select Histo-
ries, Novels, &C., to which additions are being
constantly made. Orders for any book or books
not on hand, promptly filed.
Call and get letter-if there should be none.
buy material and write one, thereby patronizing
Uncle Samuel and his son.
-n28tf JAMES A PINNEY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

MEssRs. CRAIG & MIX appreciate the advan-
tages of a good advertisement, and frequently
furnish one, see per advertising columns to-day.
We-neyer knew or heard of man succeeding
long in business. who was lot generous patron of
newspapers-and very seldom have known one
who was good advertiser who did not eventually
succeed, Go and look at Mix's gorgeous store
and see some of the fruits of it yourselves.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

PARTICULAR. IRIsHMAN.-one of the city
colporteurS of Cincinnati some time ago,
when engaged in, distributing tracts among
the poor benighted ones about the town, met
with an amusing incident. Coming to an
isolated building of humble pretensions, be
opened the door without the ceremony OF
knocking, saying
"Will you accept a tract of the Holy Land?n
meaning the papers of the letter press he had
in his hand. The man of the house Instant
ly replied
"Yes, be jabers ), whole section, if you
give good titles. but I'd like to know If
there be much fevern ague there to bother
poor devil?'
The colporteur retreated.
THE IssUE.-Tne San Francisco Flag, has
the following:
It willb well for citizens desiring nomi-
nations for the next Legislature to be prepared
to make two essential pledges: first, to sup
port change in the State Constitution, ad-
hitting colored men to the right of suffrage !;
and secondly to use. all their influence to pro-
cure the immediate repeal of the Specific
Contract Law. These important questions
already stand out distinctly, and in relation
to subjects of so much gravity, the views of
candidates should be made known before
their nomination. Our own views on both
have been made sufficiently plain, and the
brief remarks intended at this time will re-
late to the second. a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Fre1&hf9.

By this ruu,e freisU,, ui all descriptions
rHn lie forwarded u aud from PM tdeiphld.
Ssr Y tk. Bostcn or Baltimore, to and from
CIV ruiui on the railroads uf ohio, kcntuc.y,
ndian'. ~ nn-, Wisconsin, lrsa or MissVu'
!, bg !R"1 Road direct.
Inc peun.yIyania Central Railroad also
O., meets at PIT sburg with S,oamer1, By
icA Gouds can Gs forwarded 10 any ac cess
~lbleport un the ONO, siu-k nsun, fehnes'
see. Cumberland. Illinois. MissssiPpi, Ma
uri. Arkansas aud Red R,vors: aud ~
Cleveland. S;,ndusky and Chicago with steam
RS to All Ports On thc Nurth.Western Lakes.
Merchants ana shippors ehtru,iing the
trau,purtal Oh ni tn ~ treght 10 lhls Com
pany can rely WIN conf lenGe "n its speedy
transit.
1nE RATES oF FRIGHT 20 and from any
point IN the " est by the PENNSYLVANIA Cen
RAJ Raj Road are al all iuHss az jdrOrd1Ie a
a.a chO, g,d By oiher RHirOGi Comp mics.
ss-"0 particular t. MARI pacNasos "yi'
Pass A CssiRAL Il. a."
tnr +. olgut Contracts Or Shipping Direc'
uors, amply TO or address, either of the tUl
" ~ ASents OF The Conn ANY.
| s D. KlsassoN Jr., Freight Agent, philhda.
lC .CAnPsSlEw th'soui
LAn ES d., transfer A ents, pitt,Durs.
IA. w BmuwS & co., lHrhnatI, ono.
Il =. MELBRrM * Go, Madison, lndlan'.-
Mon nEApN co.. i.nuiSylile, krntdcky.
| ". NJ. AIKaAS. Evansvlle. Indiana.
Il. r. -ASs. 81. Ludia. Missouri.
CLARK Il Co.., Chcago, Illinois,
J. u. MCCuLs. Portsmouth, ONO.
j. VI. a, VIZ, Maysvlll-, k"nlncky-
HALL h Co.. NJ trlolIa, ONO
l.. A,crs. Muskrgg.n aver, Ohio.
W. .H.S T.. La uLEY, G'lipulis, ONO.
a. =. pIksCK l. &C., Ztnrsyilo, ONO.
Y. u liUDsuS, Ripley, ono.
Il. q. MkL pgrA. General travelling Agent.
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Something NV.

A new method of insurance has
just been set in operation by a Hart.
ford company. 1t is divided into
three classes; compensation for total
disability, compensation for accidents
causing death, or for both together
For examgle, suppose we tabe pol.
icy for 81 900 for one year. We pay
80, and If by any accident during
said year we are disabled for business
we receive S5 per week for tim,
not exceeding six months, If laid ~
so long, and If we are killed by said
accident, then our heirs or assigns
shall receive the full sum of $1,000
The same proportion for large
amount for ordinary hazards. Al.
most every man who gives the mat
ter a thought, is willing to pay 50 for
such an Insurance against accidents
$4,000 policies are more common
than for smaller amounts. See ad
Ivcrtlsemcnt in another column. Pol
icies issued BY w. /. Glessner, o
this place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Exodus Of sessecs.

Col. Walker has been terribly be-
labored by the copperhead persuasion
for having, at different times, been
instrumental in bringing negroes into
this county. The Colonel Was guilty
of this crime. No slave who Was
willing To make an effort to secure
his freedom, failed to receive assist.
ance from him. and at each arrival
the old cry of "tilliug the country
with niggers," was hurled at him. =
They were assured that the negroes
would not stay here, and sure enough
last Monday quite a number of then
started for the South. We must say
that they do not go as they came
They came ragged and poor. The,
return dressed in good, substantial
suits of blue, profusuly ornamentet
with brass buttons, and each provided
with good musket. II they &C
back az instead of 10 their former
masters. not as crouching slaves, bu
as free men. to fight for the flag unde
which, now, they are men. We doub
not that they will do Uncle Samue
good service.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24

Lecture
Mrs. S. f. Thompson, who led to
the capture Of that monster raider,
John Morgan, will lecture in Wheel.
er's Hall, Monday, March 27, 1865,
giving her history in reheldom; oI
being n Union spy for two years. be
ing prisoner nine times in the hands
of the rebels; how she escaped, to
gether with many thrilling incidents,
and last. the hazardous undertaking
iof leading to the capture of that
same John Morgan the Ohio Peni.
Itentiary could or did not hold
Doors open at o'clock. Lecture
will commence at 4 o'clock. Admit
,tance, Fifty cents.
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R,at This.

II j. generally known that all re-
ccipts Tor money over $40 must toe
stamped To lie valid, but it is no,
SO well known that all letters nc.
know lodging the receipt Of money, in
sums exceeding so must he stamped
If a addresses letter to b., saying,
Your letter of March "a, enclosing
500 on account. has been received "
1t has been decided there is no differ.
ence between such letter and the fol-
lowing: "Rcceived from b 800 on
account Both are receipts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
ilopsr hold Words

From east to west-far and wide
over the States of this Union--.Chem-
ical Saleratus are household words
familiar to the ear, as the bright red
papers are to the eve Of the good
housewife, who delights in sesing he
fore the family and guests light,
white and wholesome bread. such ms
can only bc produ' eel hy the use ot
this excellent compound. The gro
Ger who does not sell this article, and
puts off an inferior one to make Il lit
tie more profit, is unworthy OF pat
ronage. F2J" > =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Interesting 10 Sorghum Growe,..

a Connecticut sorghum grower
made an interesting experiment in
growing the cane last season, lie
planted nine rows with the hills -four
feet apart each way, and nine other
rows nine feet apart, and the hills two
feet asunder in the row-thus giving
less number in the latter than in
the former planting, and yet he got
but iiteeb gallons of molasscs from
the former, and forty gallons from the
latter and in addition he raised q
row OF potatoes between the rows oi
the latter The sorghum needs light,
and hence the great gam in the wide
rows, Our sorghum growers should
make note OF this, rs it seems rea,
sonable the cane should have plen
ty of light to bring it TO perfection,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
1.-Two stock =

Drovera .,nd Farmers VIII and tn's mos
advantageous rnu,e ipr ave ntOCk. Capd
ciuus YArds. wei wtterod ANA sApphed "Ith
every convenience. nave uocn opened o. thit
Ine and 40 connect loiIs, ard eSsri attention
A., pald 10 Their wanln. From Harrisburg
wneie Will 10 iuuni every consehle.cs IO'
'e,,'ilng ana resting, II Jhplce Il offered oI tnt
pn,L,ie,. MA, Ssw i"rk ald bait'moro MAR
ne.h Ihis v III also ve iuuhd The SHORTEST
uuege and laosl dIflct fo"to i" New io,S
wa AIl6nlonn) ani "itn iGwei en"hses ln"i
tuy oluer. ,, a,
ESoOu LEWIS, General Superintendent Al
tu"Dt, IA ,,,
iAsny " .GwISsEg; GEM Ticket Agent, Pbils
II. a. nOtsInh, Oea'' freiShI hsehi, fhIia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Concert.

Concert.
Those wishing to pass q pleasant
evening should not fail to attend the
musical entertainment TO be given by
the singing class, under the direction
OF Prof \ Coe Stewart. ut Wheelcrs
Hall next Tuesday evening. The Or
atorio Of Esther, the Beautiful
Queen will he given, together with
instrumental music, songs, glecs,
etc. Mr. Stewart has been untiring
in preparing tie class for this enter
talnmcnt. and those at ending will
be richly repaid.
Prot. II. L. Grehe. cf Mt Vernon,
one of the first Pianisls OF the State,
will preside Mt the piano. Altogether
the concert will bc interesting, profta.
able and pleasing. We hope our
citizens will give them a good house.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Mystery.

Mystery.
Mother" said a little fellow foul
years old, "if man is Il mister, ain't
II woman mystery?, The greatest
mystery in the world to us Is, that any
one will buy any other Saleratus but
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal. II
cures dyspepsia, strengthens weak
stomachs, saves your teeth from de
caying, saves one-half the quantity
of shortening, hesides 1t takes so lit
tie Of the Saleratus to do its work. :
Fry 1t, Most merchants sell it. De
pot, ll2 Liberty street, N. Y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Trcmon, aud rindiny r.i. ph Line

Fremont aud ftndiny "igraph Line
The fin nCial condition of this
branch OF the Western Union Tele.
graph Line is very favorable Itwas
built 10y the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, the money being
furnished by our citizens, TO he paid
back, without interest, ont OF the
earnings at this end of the line. The
following are the receipts at the Find
lay Office and the amounts paid to
those holding tile stocks.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
st.c,t C,eaninr.

This work has hecn commenced in
good earnest. The filth, OF which
there were large quantities, has been
gathered mp, and it put in one pile
would make n respectable mountain
The cutters have been cleaned out
in most parts Of town, aud water has
free course. Aside from bare decen
icy, the improved healthiness of the
town from this cause will pay lei &,
per cent. for the expense incurred. -
keep tee matter moving.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
shade Trees.

shade Trees.
Now il the time to set out shade
trees. Every man in town owning n
lot should put shade trees in front of
il, thereby adding to its beauty and
enhancing its valve at the same time
Nothing adds so much to the appear
ance of town as nicely shaded
streets, and Findlay lacks in that par
ticular. The expense and trouble is
hut light, and the benefit is great -
Can't something in this line be done
immediately
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
ttaisr Onions.

ttaise Onions.
Every person having land should
devote a small portion of it to the
cultivation OF onions. During the
last year they brought high price,
and will probably continue at the
same rates. They are much sough,
tor and highly priced by the soldiers,
as a preventive OF scorbutic diseases.
Raise oniona, and make money and
do good at the same time.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
cure for rucrdlug aud Crackcd 'ren,.

\ friend in the country tells us how
he cared cracked and bleeding teat:
in his COW. They were SO hadl,
cracked and sore that it was will
difficulty she could he MIXED q
handled, and she was completed,
cured in about lhree LAYS by wash
ing the udder and tcats thoroughly
in CASTLE soap aud then anoiniing the
cracked and bleeding parts with gly
ceri.e twice day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
New Advertisements.


Read the following list of new ad-
vertisements, and act upon their sug-
ges ions:
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Port
Wine, and Letter Paper and Enve-
opes, etc--M Gray,
Baby Wagons, Lubin's Floriline,
Ietc,--Huber 4 Locke.
Grocers and Provisions, Leather
and Findings. etc,-May & Twining.
Hartford Insurance Conpany--F.
M. Rood. Agent.
Wagons, etc IS. d j. NJ. Fergu-
son.
Travellers Insurance Company
w. l.. Glessner, Agent.
Public Sale--Clarrissa Beard
Attachment Notice--John Wood.
ruff.
Executors NOtise-~Joha Trssssl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Chn.ge in VT. blanchard.

Our old friend. l.. A. Baldwin, has
disposed of his stock of Drugs and
Groceries ut Mt. Blanchrrd, 10 Mr.,
II. Greer. Mr. Baldwin intends re
siding in this place. Mr.. Greer, his
successor, is an energetic, enterpris.
ing business man, one who will main
tain the reputation the store has al
ways enjoyed. We commend him
to the good people of Delaware and
vicinity. Mr. Baldwin has, we are
informed, formed copartnership
with w. 5. Osborn in the Grocery
trnbn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Houses.

Houses.
| Houses to rent are very scarce.
In fac:, it is utterly impossible to get
any kind of house. II there were
fifty good, bad. or indifferent houses
in town to rent, all would be taken.
Several families, wishing to move
here have been deferred on account
Of the scarcity of houses.
Cannot at least fifty new dwellings
he put up the coming season. Ii
will pay largely.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Burglary.

burglary.
The Grocery Store of Peter Rosz
man was entered by some unknown
person on Saturday night last, and
some thirty dollars in postal currency
stolen. The thief removed II pane
of glass from back window so as
to be able TO loosen the fastening
There was an amount of money IN
another drawer which was not dis
coverered by the burglar. No clue
has yet been found OF the thief.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
L a q g.
PennSyiyaai Central X. X.
Z DOUBJ.E TRAcK ROUTE.
PITTSBURG TO PHILADELPHIA
a. 80 s;t':s2 g s:': 7 g. 3
DOUBT.E TRAcR ROUTE.

A.k1k ,ses; S4s..ssy Ss'I - IS :s.sssy ),
From all portions Of the West,
North. West aud Southwest, this line and ifs
connections form either the ahortest or be- 81
rmte 10 Philpdclphia. New York. Boston,
Baltimore and Washington. The traveller
Ray With confidence rely upor sure connec.
ttofi high speed with perfect safety, and ev.
ore ON rlsnce Tor comfort that can he pro.l
cured Sew and elegant passenger cars. for
day en6 niss sery,cs; hsye y, ,s rspcsnny pny nssn
.dd d to The eru,pmen' OF 'ho fehnsy'Veh'a
A. PI,,sburs. ,rai-s from the West ran III
ror, tr tie ifnion depot. where passengers
arc transferred TO tho ira. .'rs Of The Peunsyt
vau'a Centrsi Railway. wbich 'eave rIttsOuFg
aud arrive u, other points as fut' '"ws!
rAST MAIL L'aves piitsburs at "a. n. .
stopping y, principal stations. and A. .Vee ~
Ntnjna' 10 4. M, liarrisburst at Ia" p.
m. Baltmnret II 5&j y. M, New YORK, ",
| ,llcntowr, ut 10 y. M, Philadelphat at 5.&5
y. M, aud New fois' via Philadelphia At
H,i;iiisBpuG ACCoNMoD aTIoN-tTo
Harrisburg uilvJ lo vea Pttsburg NJ $50 ~.
M. stopping At all regular stations. Ahoonat
~ 70 30 y. M, md arrives N Harrisburg At
riITsBURG I'D ERIE rxPREs
Leaves Pittshurg AZ lao y. M. Nnnr NJ :
| early all stations, arrives at Alloonst at 9 90
u m =. Tyrone 6.5i y m. Look Haven - y.
m. harrisburg IT ll.tb p. m., Philadelphia
| 80 80 \. m and New ~ Rat lO.i5 Il. IN
pHII.ADT,PHi EXPHIG~s - Leaves
Plush rg ~ IS y. M RuppinR only nj prn
cip1 stations rrive' at Latr"OetBlo y. nv
u'uo IL 0'2D M, Iiarr'-hnrg a 2'sO a' NJ,
| IiltjmorCs At Z Oa.m.. New York, via Al.
] lentnYn NJ 10 90 4. m, = Philadelphia ut Z O5
Z. M, and New York via Philadelphia | 90
| I'm. sleeping Cars run thrOugn ga this traiu
| ir m It,i.hurg IT, Baltimore and Phlodel phia
! aud to New Auk via Allentown.
4 FtsT LiNr. Leaves pllisbure ~ $40 p.
N. gnpniEg only AZ principal stations, ar.
ives al All nna a. 40 n. M, Harrisburg Al
dam. Baltim at u 20 y. M, New
| Y rk VIA \llentuwn. at 2.Ai ~ M. Philadel.
nj, al IA 50 u. n,.t tId Net Iurk, VIA i'nIl.
deiphH, nj u - y. nl'
.Brsahfasi. tDinsr. 4SupPer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-24
Coed for one - Nouug.

Henry d Beardsley arrived home
II few days since, after four years
service in the army. He is now
about eighteen, aud was. therefore
fourteen when he enlisted. He lay
in rebel prisons for fourteen monts
There are bat lew at this age that
have served so long q time.