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Fancy silks

A.C. Headley q Co. have just received
fine lot of Plain and Fancy Silks.
Oct6-1wa a = V q \. 4 - 4 I. ~ Z Z. Z.
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NOTICE.

THE REPAIRS ON TIE COLUMBUS
j & INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL RAILWAY
being c, mpleted. the rO,d is now open its entire
length for passengers aud freight, without transfer
y y q. A. HILL, Agent.
Columbus, Oct. 8, 1866. ulw
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WhoIesaIc Millinery Goods. .

The largest and cheapest stock of AIilln-
cry goods ever brought to this city can be
found at Mrs. A. E. Souder's in the Post
officer y a7ml .ta 50 H. sri septl4-tf ,
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J. d. OSBORN & Co. have the largest
stock OF Dress Goods ever received in this
city. 16-dlm
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az shawls.
Received this day at A. 9. Headley G.
Co.'s. h tt & oct5-lw
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IN GOLD.

q
The earnings are steadily increas.
ing, ,and are estimated at over 800, 900
in Gold for the month of August-the
official report for that month not hay-
ing been received at this date. 'm.e'
The construction of the road IL
going vigorously forward, d,-24 miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars,-and it will probably be
in full operation to the California
State Line - 166 miles from Sa-
cramento City-during the summer
of 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade Of Ne
vada, and large proportion of that
of Utah, Idaho and Montana mustpass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
$13, 700, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California, to
Nevada alone.
This part of the Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines Of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured andlmost
desirable investments ever offered.
Over $1,000, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
TO which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for sufh-
cient to lay the track the entire dis
tance to the State Line. ."
The Road has been completed and
equipped thus far without. the sale Of
o single dollar of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
to the public for the first time, after
the earnings Of the Road have reached
the sum of $1oo, 900 per month in
Gold, only about % per cent. of which
is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at 96 per cent!
and accrued interest from. July 1st, in
Currency. Orders may be forwardedto
US direct, or through the principal
Banks and Bankers in all parts of the
country. . q
Remittances may be made in drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current in this city, and the
Bonds will be forwarded to any ad-
dress by Express, free Of charge. In
quiries for further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, will receive pune
tual attention. -
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y. A. C. Headly 80 Co. have. just received a
splendid lotoi French Merlnos--very cheap.
Call and see them. Il 70 ~ octb-lwT
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Rnnllnh

Just received at Headley & Co.'s, a beauti-
full Tot Of Poplins. The attention of the
Ladies is invited. oct6-lw
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FISK g HATCH,
q - RANKERQ, q "a

No. 8 Nassau ST., New York.
N. BAL kinds Of Government se-
curities received at the full market
price IN exchange for the above Bonds.
Seplo ow&slm ,''sg' 3a ,s,a.,5s1a
s 4.,I-t 81. d, aft.fa .tt, ,H i, af ~ aHf
tYu lift1u ft.i iirn'fiJt ,tif
s-l3b- 4gai.
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A Wonderful Dream and q Mar
row Escape from Destruction.


IFrom the Dayton (0.) Journal. 0ct.6l
Mr.. Robertson, mail agent on the ATTAIN
tic & Great Western road between this city
and Cleveland, related to us yesterday the
strange item about farmer who prevented
terrible disaster on that road near Mans
field, Ohio, at the time of the recent fresh
ct. We had before seen paragraph relat-
ing to the singular affair. Mr.. Il. convers-
ed with the farmer, and here is the story
in short:
The farmer "a Pennsylvanian> went to
bed during the heavy and pr0tracted storm,
Monday night, and dreaming that the fill
, across chasm, some hundred feet deep, had
given way under a passenger train and let
It down into the abyss, he sprung up to
render assistance to the passengers, ran to
the door, and was Fastening from the house,
when his wife awakened him. He related
his dream, and went to bed again. but
slept little more during the night
The dream made such deep impress
sion on his mind that he hasten
ed to the chasm next morning early, 70
see what condition 1t was In, but the road
was apparently all right, though The water
was pouring and surging through thelarge
culVert beneath as though 1t would wash
the earth away. Tuesday night the farmer
could not rest for thinking about his dream
of the previous night, and getting up, he
/ procured his lantern and hurried of to the
chasm. When he arrived there he found,
n to his terror, that the huge fill had been
| washed ont, leaving nothing but the un.
supported ties and track over the chasm
Z Hearing the train laundering toward de-
! ,structiOn, the farmer clambered across the
dreadful break, and, running down the road
some distance, he signalled the approaching
train to stop. And so short was the time
that, by the time the engineer was able to
|'hold up" the engine was within but a
few feet of the chasm.
The train was large and filled with per-
sons who had been to the Union meeting al
Mansfield. What narrow escape they all
made from ahorrible death For the train
would have plunged down the frightfu
| precipice, car upon car, crushing all tc
death in the ruins! The passengers at once
| evinced their gratitude to their preserver
! the Pennsylvania, bysmaklng him up Q
handsome sum of money.
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'' That stern joy which warriors feel
In fOemeu worthy of thoir steel

"Now, why cannot the noisy blather-
sixties who are bent on keeping up the old
feud between the two sections, initiate the
noble example thus set them by these two
great representative men of the North and
South? IF the men who did all the hard
hand-to- hand fighting during the war can
thus shake hands and, forgetting the past,
meet upon terms of perfect equality, surely
the fellows Who staid at home to dodge the
draft and grow rich from shoddy contracts
can have no reason to hold back.
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French merInOs.

Just received at A. G. Headley & Co.'s -..
oct5-1w
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Beauregard and Grant--A Meet
+ ing Between the Two Generals.

lbeauTekUEu anu ~rAhb--A NIcCts
ing Between the Two Generals.
A correspondent of the Louisville Demo-
crat, writing from New York under date OF
the 30th ult., says: tas
General Beauregard Is In town. He is
stopping at the New York Hotel, which Is,
as 1t has been for years past, the great
Southern rendezvous in Gotham. The
General came passenger from Europe In
the vile de Paris which arrived yester-
day from Brest. He Is In excellent health
and in fine spirits, as well he may be, see-
ing that his mission to London aud Paris,
in connection with his Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi railroad enterprise, was a success
far beyond his most tsanguine anticipations
He not only received all the credit he asked
for, but was pressed to accept double or
treble the amount. By this time, at least
one ship freighted with railroad iron Is on
the way from Liverpool to New Orleans,
and others will quickly follow.
General Beauregard is not much of a
talking man, but he speaks in glowing
terms of the kindness and hospitality
which everywhere greeted him among the
great merchants and money kings of Eng
land and France. Thus encouraged he re-
turns to his own country determined to do
all In his power to resuscitate the in
dustrial interests of his native State,
prostrated by the relentless hand OF
war, and in this we can bid him.
with clear conscience, the full
est measure of success. He leaves fol
New Orleans in the steamer of to-day
Yesterday he took drive out to Central
Park, and it is noted, as curious incident
that while he was dashing along in one di-
rection, Gen. Grant (who is also in town
was dashing along in another. 1t is super.
fluous to add that the courtesies which gen.
tlemen usually exchange under these cir
cumstances were scrupulously observed
This is as it should be. In grasping hands
on this occasion these two great soldiers
felt that If they were enemies in war; they
could be in peace friends. No two living
men have better reason to respect each
other aad to experience In all its fullness
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new goods.

A.C. Headley & Co. are daily receiving
new goods. oct5-lw
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The amount of these First Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount Of
United States Bonds allowed and is
sued to aid the construction of, the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared by Act
of Congress to constitute a lien
prior and superior to that of the
United States Government.
The aid received from the Govern.
ment Cin amount equal to this First
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
with nearly 81, 900, 900, received from
Stock subscriptions and other sources.
The First Mortgage therefore amounts
to but about 36 per cent. of the actual
cost and value of the Property which
1t covers. y r4a..- OW..,l
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, a distance of 93 miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
August 1st were as follows, viz:
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FAcTs ~ rnEoRIER


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hand ~ 81 &c them 81 no most opP1Hnle ilinf
sa4 a occasion serves Nktlrr SFNtlNrt- i4a
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A. L. BOWEN & CO.'S

a large stock Jast received at
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COLLECTORS NOTICE Tie an
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Collector lst nlstfiIt A5uaaut
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Al disorders d The lass, ler,os AID Joyd systems,

TIE HYPOpHOSPUffEs act with PROMPTSEsS
aud CEkIAlAIl 10 egsrg stays oi pulmonary disease,
even Of the acute Kind called "GALlorihe CosgUnr-
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such a. no TREATMENT HAS EVER LQuALLED, or
,ftpu AppKtJAt HE'D"
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No. On! e1aal q boob 10 Nl.aL1-na --- Nc

4 NeW ana GrauA Epoch 10 Medicine eDr NEg.
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TIE frsB asts tAsc a85au 4 taf
preadeHi Isl iAe Nfa 0la.s laal
has lass hss aa1y iashas aHa hitherto
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ard ysar salty demands Is stoua - SGT tt ofviihoui
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..le Is f4ss 81 tletesst q ,ha consequence u aetye
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| AIDES, ATTENTION.
IL DIR DE YERlc0rRs
4 1. 4 ~ 4 .


For eninrsne, identifying aud developing The hresD
The preparation war originally prepared 81 N Ds
Nericnur " Paris, and has been used daring The rss
five Years BY Thousands ~ he fashionable Of PaHs and
London. With the mort gratifying feeuAs
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snc 81 n application Price 81 per ease, with fHir
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nix. MAGGlELS
PILLS AND SALVE.
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.

fs b ever hri Add atw e. HnA vitality AnA -
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Dir JAMES CLARh =
FEH.fLE PILLS

Tht lngalaAlie medicine b untlinr ga ile cgve ofa
hass lafI and dangerous aisgass Incident 10 i4. u
- $40 constitution,
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tffiet Sick Headache Whites and OIL thc paufal aib.
cases 3ceas toned iy Gsarrred system, ththc PITS vii
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Full directions pamphlet round each package which
Should tf carefully preserved,
ltty can ~ sent En- 4 batlr. containing S9 pills posi-
free hy enclosing aHa lHc stamps any agent
ssllhy sil Dfuss.sts Sole United states agent,
JOB MOSS,
iy4 - C4rtandt street, New York.
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10 CnNsI MpTIAEe.

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INV ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

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FoIdIne 40 Pockef

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