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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07

About two weeks since, from the pasture
of H. M. Neil, three miles from the city, a
gray Horse, square built about IA hands
high, having lump on right hind leg.
Any person giving information will be
liberally rewarded.
july6-3t JOHN WALSH
Mr.. ED. LAUF has reopened new Hat
Store, No. 229 South High street, next door
north of f. Ullman's Book and Periodical
store. The many former patrons of his,
while on Town street, will accept his
warmest thanks, and as many new ones
who may call. He invites all to come and
see the latest styles of Hats, Caps, &C..
at EASTERN prices. A continuance OF
former patronage is respectfully solicited
Special attention will be given to repair
ing of Furs.
mayl9-d3m Ed. LAUF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07

WHY HAS SOzoDoNT become the staple
dentifrice of American Simply because it
IS impossible to use it, even for week,
without perceiving its hygeinic effect upon
the teeth, the gums and the breath.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07
New Advertisements
Sherih's Sale.

Anna l.. Kanaga Ocurt Of Com.
By John W Baker. her next friend, Pleas. Frank
VS.. lin o0un-
John l.. Gill ct al. ty.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sac in the above stated case from said Court
TO me directed, will offer for sale at puDlic auction,
at the door Of the Court House, in the city of Co.
lumbus, on
Saturday, the 11th day of August, A. D.
1865,
at o'clock p. NJ the following described real es-
tate, situate in Franklin county, to wit:
Sixty (60) acres of land to be taken off the south
ion Of lands in Franklin township, in Franklin
county, Ohio, and being the same land recently
conveyed bv John G. Holloway to Anna l.. kanaga.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
Printers tees 80 rs
WIN. DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
NOBLE 4 GRAHAM, Attorneys.
july7-dltdWtd
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LOCAL N e w .
0uashed.

The indictment pending against Susan
Bradley for grand larceny was quaShed by
the Court on the "a inst. ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07
Turtle Soup

Served up daily from 10 A. N. till4P
H., at Wagner's Dining Hall. 2e-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07
Straved or stolen,

From pasture, u mile west of Scioto
bridge on the Harrisburgh road, on thu
night of July 4th, 1855, one Bay HORSE
about sixteen hands high, and little lame
in one of fore legs; also, one Black Mare
about thirteen hands high.
Any person knowing anything about the
above horses will be literally rewarded by
informing HE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07

DIR. B. F. BERKLEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at his Office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, at tall hours during the day, when
not professionally engaged. jun7-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07
Oanvasser wanted.

Wanted, gentleman well acquainted
with Merchants and Manufacturers, in this
city and vicinity, to canvass for
Baldwins Consolidated Business Directory,
OF THE THREE GREAT CITIES,
NEW YORK. BOSTON & PHILADELPHIA.
Just issued from the Press of Messrs. H.
A. BALDWIN & Co., of SO Cedar street,
New York. Liberal inducements offered
to the right man. Apply for full particu-
lars, and where copy of the work can be
seen, to j. H. Riley & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07
Guardians Sale.

Nud4 Ck4d44 - 0p4Os
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Probate Court Of franklin County, Ohio,
made on the 9th day Of june A. d. 1855. in the case
OF Henry u. Mills, Guardian Of William A. Mills
and Charles W. Mills, against his wards a.. tao
undersigned will, on the
25th day Of July, A. D. 1865,
at u o'clock noon, on the premises, offer at public
sale, free of incumbrances the following described
real estate, situate in Delaware county, Ohio, to-
wit:
en- Lambs addition to the town Of Delaware, in
Delaware county, Ohio. Also, Out-Lots numbered
8 and 10, in Delaware township, Delaware county,
Ohio.
Terms of Sale-0ne. third cash on the day of sale,
one-third in one and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, to be stcured by mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deferred payments to bear
interest at the rate of six per centum per annum,
payable annually.
Appraised as follows:
In-lot No. l56 at 5000 90.
" l57 at 200 90.
" 1853 at 750 90.
" 1874 at 750 90.
out;.llOt No. at 500 90;
10 at 1900 90.
HENRY 2. MILLS,
Guardian Of VIM. A. Mills and Chas. W. Mills.
By A. W. GRAHAM, his Atty.
iuly7-dltHWlW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-07

SIR: In reference to the appointment of
Major in the 90th Regiment Ohio Volun-
teers to fill the existing vacancy, respect
fully take the liberty Of Offering you sug-
gestion. That regiment has been under
my command, as part Of this brigade, since
October /, 1882 when we. marched from
p. I. Swaine, most competent and valua-
Bile officer, has, however, been but q small
part OF that time with the command, and
is now absent In consequence Of wound
received at the battle Of Stone River. ~,
The senior Captain, a nephew of Judge
Scott, of the Supreme Court Of Ohio, would
have been the officer entitled, both on ac-
count of seniority and merit, to the promo
tion; but he unfortunately lost his life In
that action. There Is now no line officer in
the regiment, In any respect qualified for
the position. Indeed, there are very few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
BOARD or EDUCATION.
FIRST SESSION AFTER VACATION REsTdsArToNs-Ea-
QUESTION on THE CONTROLLER PoR 100000.

FIRST SESSION AFTER vAcATIoN-REsTdsArToNs-k
QUESTION on THE CONTROLLER PoR $500 900.
The Board held its first session after the usual Sum
mer vacation q, O'Clock Wednesday evening In ~
absence Of President Mclean Commissioner VAscH va
called upon to preside. 49,,
ROOSEVELT transmitted communication 70
signing his position the various committees OF the board
witch he had appointed except the Committee on HsB
Books assigning i'll health the OF such action
Tue resignation wss accepted.
Mr. Themas Hunter elected at the last meeting Of ~
BOARD Assistant Superintendent Of Grammar school -
dered his resignation which accepted
resolution adopted the recommendation or ne
Finance Committee ApprOprang s. 200 for refurnshlns ~
Assemblv.rOOm Of Grammar School No. @ IN the 1wanA
Ward The Controller BY resolution requested to peoe
20 the credit Board the Of S5OO subeot 70
draft signed BY the President and Clerk.
The Committee Teachers presented report reist1ve
70 the appointment Of Principals and Vice Prncipa<
Ia the Eleventh and Twenty Wards and submitting
for adoption resolution substance follows That hartAa
Principal of the Primary Department Of Grammar School h
IS from tine LIST day September 1896 and James Mcivo
nominated by the Trustees Of the Iuenysecoud Ward e
Principal Of the Male Department OF Grammar School Ne
from the LIST day Of September 1866 he aud they are hsfeW
appoint ted 20 said positions; which was sdopted
The Board OF School Trustees Of the Fourth ward tansn
ted communication requesting the removal OF Daniel Buo
lev az Trustee Of said Ward for the reason that be had Dee.
recently convicted the Court Of Special Sessions and ss
fenced 10 the Penenary Baokwes Island for An Assam
and battery John NOge which referred " me Gem
pittee on Elections and Qualifications.
The Board then adjourned.
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CARD.

To ne ESihv sy TIE NJ " Tyitu.1
SIR: In The TRIBUNE Of this morning notice The
following itemi,
Mr. W. O S.oddsrc one Of President Liuoolns eleriA
WIN not apprdTs rally the daet Of Mr. Johss
SON writes 10 TA that Mr. Lincoln rs carry a. hs
Sprns OF s6R thought that policy not Justice -
medste recognition OF loyal State IN Ar
kansas Tennessee and Louisiana and the admission 70 Con-
es OF their represe ntatye NJ Stocdard tells rs aohis
strange The late President certainly did desire 20 enoour
the loal sentiment o. the South ard ths desire vas
modified by the general appreciation Of the active disloy
majority In the South he did not desire to reconsruot s
South committing its destiny 70 kebes And MI cpoo"
dard viii farther search his memory be viii discover that
late President believed that the power OF reeonsiruson rsssd
with Congress"
unfair in that Il does not co much hint at the rec
scope or object Of my letters in The Ps claim the riga
a. voting member matter how humble Of the Repubisss
party to critess the wisdom propretJ the conduct q
those who assume esd 10 complain OF any laof q
energy or senerashp" their part. do 80 ~ the psr
and Republican Results thus far woao seen W 49,.
loudly in favor Mach which might sey Soad nfrov -
admitted 20 your columns bnt portion OF ny eonpAn
be gathered from the following s1rasas pes ASs Ns ~
7 ,-..,- q. x.,or a..
A.rkS M command 81 New .orlsans Ang o 1893;
eaisiAns shall members e Congress tner ednb
sen 70 viii depend 700 know upon rs rpS,s seesss
snd not upon the President "a. a $500. .
EaA Houss al al be the judge critic eeetons reuas 49,
qualifications Of ts orr member
IConstituton Of the United safes, AGO D art /
II NAV IN the opinion Of be OF LITTLE consequence
thai the Constitution set asdeo s ess hat the veWa
truth az do can Indifferent the fact that strong Radical
Union allowed perish and the goyern
machinery of Free Stae with all thsta
cspsces development and OF service 10 the GAUGE OF s
returning Rebols. Very respectfully. ". o. SropDAEo
N.s- York, Sept. 8 1866.
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proposals.
OYrICr OF
OYrICt OY
ASSISTANT coHNIHAHy OnsERAL oy suBssrzxcs
40 sTATr-sT., NEW loRK, sspt4 lsoo. !

,
ARMY SUPPLIES-sEALED PROPOSALS
n d. duplicated win be received BY ths gnd,r'ssed At oslosI
S SaRaS sfTfI s .S to- To- % ' d siS S
New Yea or bIoos a. Sow: y ppr,,y ,rss, Nh. nav.
crop iaoopsd oak Alb barrels with two iron hoops Meat
y be free from rust or 'iAin ia west sne eiolsl3 'aa
The port - be received At sueh inspection yard, shall be sesd
barrels Of hr,, qaty EXTRA uprhns Southern Louis
The brands Of manufacture to b. stated in the 6d The
barrels good shipping order with round hoops ia bead lined
so. 900 pound. prime REw WHITE BEAMS, ws'eA'on.d
de e packed In good bright Wee'oPersd nou' e'fe to
DO, 900 pounds Of clean dry BROWN SUGAR. IN b,rI.. to
be the and be full headnsd
Bids may BE- nsde in bond aud auty paid - . ,.,
$500 GALOSs The pc. Sosy rynE .s5 n mss.
and Of uniform sirengthe Whisky VINEGAR slinE
The older near tn, strength se g Be Pg,
IN ne. 80 ,,in., q. IND and 9ssy Of vinegar offered
and the kind Of package.
Samples Beans and Vinegar must be delivered with The
Tinted Sspy Of this attached each pro
peal and The p9pS pG Be ,pes ~ T .u Wy" i've
snit,I si.uy q Two responsible follows.
I'VE tie uuds,gged hereby giafsas NAY ,hSaa ~ o. y
g il, true puort s,o ,hSs wg,ss contract wa.
bonds the q oneou o. The yae Of tie stores proposal
name Dae. Of Dnas', and The date o. Ssrehs,s a.
dsEnsted must be plainly mufsd on every package AL o'D Old
Cst,ises. Of inspection by professional packers inspectors
other than the party furnishing ne provision VI" pc aus o
condition and ifs Immediately preceding inspection
will be examined sad passed upon BY parties from
The beans viii be Inspected at The date Of
B, ,Ia ss ho esrasss. viii :. rsaa.d
Payments win be made In Its sqsVAsna soon ~
expected goods ~heO' sIBsns to the
Bni. foi opo,. viii Be iara.Ssd ii ths oc -hh b
ineod az sn'sop. .ddf'.d TO the 1hs
f''p'''' - Brsv.t Brig Gen and A. C. O. e.
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Bpnniies ano tensions.

A DDITIONALr BOUNTTES 10 Two aud Three
N Wounded sosrs and the Hss Deceased Soldiers
Peons cIssssd 81 month oI eseehd Applications
should hsw be made a.. J. HUNT Ne. -. bIoeassI.
A r sHELDoNs OLD OFFICE, No. Beekman-
~ Newton additional d.hsrfd 'odiefs Widow
I'll oher Government claims collected usat Thrss
months pay for officers.
" AZ. enile4 widows Of three and
nine months v1nt-ea Cal AZ sHELD0Ns BOUNTY AGENCY
No. Beekmansi., New York.
DOUNTIES AND PENSIONS, 500! $50 Two
pension sging increased pensions TO odiers who
hand foot and 20 widows ana olhs ~ per
each cht 10 have brs rasrd bJ '"nsrrs $50 a
bounty law giving soldiers and ths feiaFvs o. er't4
diers go and loo bounty.
pensions and boantes Accusts O. 90 l CO. W. az et sas
10 ODD Broadway Nep-f1Tk City
F.-i By special psgmla7u " tbs H9a Isaa l. haauA Ssyo
Of Nv (2Ik GlI.
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Goal, &t.

UOUsE CANNED and 0RREL COAL--Now.
landing s1 ship Helen r. Cooper cla Liverpool Al loot
Ehteenthsi n r. 3auns best Eng,h usnro and S tHn, Ha
best Crel good order For sale in lots 20 SUI. 9J
III < PARMELBR BRO, No. % Finest
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O.fGr Steamers.

TT PASSPORTS Cor Travellers speedily obtained
4. nv JOHk LAEKTREE, Eo IS Ceass at. near tie City
Hal, Eew-York.
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Aleoifal.
my 6TUyS0YS BALSAM on H0REHOUND.

4 NrvFRFaILlNG REMEDY FOR COLDS COUGHS.
cFolp WHOOPiNG-COUOh ASTHMA, snd LUho DIS
EXsEB GEHEGALLV. FOa SAbE kFElN NhEKE,
SA'S" psp,. Ne. ~ d1sea1isask
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RECEIPTS "a PRODUCE.

Sam, 6lo TO bbs flour 30 hbls WHISKY 100 bits Cory
Mei 200 sacks DO Sos bush Wheat IS $50 bush Corn TO
bush Oats 900 bush Malt ga bush Seeds ~ pigs AshvA
~ Pkg. Cas- H,ss1 - gkgs LEa US 0ek fsEsSspa>
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Go Ubom II man Concern.

NAR DErAHrxrNr ErRGRos.GfNFuAts OYYfcE
HAsHINqrON. y. g., Au-Ist 10 lat+ ,
Y Army Medical Board. l.. consist OF Breyet
~ Colse J. r. Brown Surrefn a. PRECEDENT Bevet Lieu.
teraniCoonei n r. WI sureln &. = A., hrsset en.usut
Colonel Anthony HcFsr T. = A. and bIeve MAJOR Wsr
fora CITY septrnbs for tie eEsnh5n
Of Medical Army.
Applicants must be 'yesrs Of age end physy sound
Application Tor invitation 20 appear bors e bafc should os
maze redenre date sad pes Of tift n TO ndsis Tss
mo'a and qualifications must ~ Furnished II 70
tpp.n Medical Service Of The ARM dlng as
H. should with hs former raA ana ls aud
place and testimonials from Tie ohceEs Nn WON hs A'
served should also BE- i0fWsfded ,.-- a,
made Tor The eTpr1tes of pe0ns undfros mo
examination inirensbs prerequisite 20 arp1intuen
90 vacnciss in tine Medical Nsh - o N
are original being created BY Act Of Conre approved July @
1851. JOS. X. BAkNE5 suiEeon 0snsis.. Z. r. ..
NOTICE is hereby given that au APPLICAIljH
n vii made bis Excerucy Reuben = fenton eoyeTn'
The STATE Erv.Yofk Tor the PARDON of LILLIAN D. -
NON convicted Count Of 0tL~ Sessions ~ 90" paee y ~"
City You and sentenced 20 the feIeuuaTy 10 ne fm
Of the l2 day Of April lso-Dsisa Hs"-i OH Dep
tsmbef g. lRS. ---------
NOTICE.-The People viii please take notice that
m sppca.on viii be made 49,, EIce lncy TO Governor on
New YorI N pardon Tor CHRISTIAN WALTER nov impts
ousd a. Sing Sing conviction had IN thu General oe0as Of
Nsw.York Tor hsataashser-Aus % go -, ms, ,,,,
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-Madam LEON,
~ the great sosr and only licensed Cvoyant and Trance
medium now usvs1r tss sse fof short un only At No
IN the condition Ctroue dsea'ss cutgd IN lev
inues consultations @ past present and future from
. IA until p and from until . p ~ ,..,..
WILLIAM n. STEWART, Agent
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NEw.YoRK and NEw.HAVEN RAILROAD
1856 slRNfFR ARRAN3EMENr l'sd
COAlENClNG JULY " lao


Fsasssts stsion 10 NswYor TWentvfsvsth- asa
tesrtbsva khusncs On fwsniVss'snih'sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Yohh:
Gal -. s0AEe Sc tEx ,Jp.-a
kef BresspoTt. TO coo. lk11 hI5, tEx7i az"
t1.l as 80 sno 6Do gk11n n.
Per Milford and strttioEd 76l ~ q y. rs ~,
sstsirnsd sssisVeTs and - nS nj 4's q"
sIg S.-:le 5es SO SAM. no ais EIl zoe
t1z.i Jt, So. Az Wv tEA i. m.
For Ds1sa 1ut $50 lLsa ;5.sS. 40. SOP N,
Per Greenwich s0o 80 llJo D. at5 A. 33o topn
fef Stamford leo 800 (Ezl $50 3oA l1l3 tEIl zs
100 WIJ -. 40 80 80 800 (EH.1p u "a. "a.
For Chester and statsus 100 blc l0
AIS 3l5 40 sc, 60. 100 D. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston, SHIRE Line. ms tEz..l A0op. m.
FOr Hartford and Springfield soe tEIl llls, 3oo tEI,l
40 u m
Ger connechort River Railroad 500 C1 l1ISp. toAOn.
trea1 ma. o Northampton.
Hartford P.oVdsaes AID Fishtnl Railroad 100 tSEl
fotRsw Haven EswLOndon and s,ouinsOs Railroad aO'
N. l2l5 g'Bo 800 p m. -.
fof Csuai Rsirosd ~ IS o. IA. 20 RorihSzD.Sa
Boz hOasstoDc HAilTo1d b a D.
Dor hagsstaok RalI1sd. CO.. a. ~. 300 y m
nsnbarv and torvsm halroad n us ~
''~''4''' '''-'- JANIS Il a0yt s~-
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Eettnres ano Hleetings.

IRVINE MANUFACTURERS, ASSOCIATION
meeting will be held on SATURDAY, 9Th inst a No
46 Beesman wAea Will be paid JAS. P TRAVERS
Secretary.
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Che Gurt.

U1e unrI.
FASHION COURSE.
i TROTTING
OPENING or THE FALL SEASON!
GRAND TROT
A PURSE OF $500
GEORGE WILKES
LADY THORN.
FRIDAY Sept. 7.
The famous horses will ro. for rus Of sISV0
mile heats IN 5, IN harness
J Crooks Dr. .. GEORGE WINES,
n. Ptfe-s b. N. LADY THORN
Thee horses ere never then they and est ds
10 have them brought thhion ours havng beef
4rs,ed BY the public offered Purses Of so zach condi
toned upon their acceptance d 10 be able 20 say tha
the The date OF the ot viii be announced
hereafter George Lady Thorn hsve otted four race
oshr They been Close hns contested sVeas
tha sihlll " Two aud tho mare two
will leave Hunters Point a. VIZ ~ ana y Tut
boat aves James alp ferry at and Thirty ever
nv. mnu- ferry running regular nom Ninety
'D1''N' ''''- JOSEPH cRocHERoa Proprietor.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of war
RATED mssufseis- Also so.l Chestnut and Mlnt Chamber
Suites plain and ornansula Il H. D. fAhuhoIOAS NO SeS
Co., a. ,-po.f. Noostsr Fstanlish~d lBtl
nICkHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
Il took silver Medal a. LAT Fair American Institute
IL ,nf. dger~nl tho sobed has an eqnA
"a hair mattress made and chair 60 suii the
n.cs Fsery aud S.esro5 No l61 BlsseLsfs Of Sullivan
A 80 Furnitare on hand and made q order.
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P..ss- By wsdreosv F.t Cabin go sssrsEs -
Ssyahr Oh q. -. C1uerfy
E~r.e- passtss ron Liverpool Qo-ensovu 80 s9e or the
eauvs Teke Be bought h.Is pcfs0n sending oI eh
Do farsh,r lnforusien. spriy ne compsny's Offices
JOAN q DALE, Asenl No L. bf,adway New .Yarf
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mGtbinerp.


JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
~ pi.d 20 Power End Hand Looms
BkLMORAL SKIRT LOOMS made snd altered 70 any
lind Of hsrs flHplh6s for hzasd Weaving IN al m branehs.
RIRBOS sSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS, sso Loomsto weave
Of uAroW gl1ds fnpde 20 order.
Looms FOR SURRENDER STRAPS with button holes on the
tho manufacture Of Dress Tim
minKa Manufactur5d sni fof sale by W. 7. UHLlNdEh
No 1914 North Sscond.,,. PHILADELPHIA Pa
PORTABLE ENGINES OF 5, 10 and l5-horse
mover on hand and ains Also Stationary Engine. Of all sizes
one pair sho UPRIGHT Engines good ORDER pair Andewf'
Ooung EnHnss Locomotives Tubular and tneboet
hhsfng &c. Join McLAhEN 10. % hotslose
CTEAM. ENGINES, Flax, Hemp, Tow, and Rope
- Aaehipsry NacElnis. Tool., kc. TODD kAFFEhIf
Wsrshou,s No. Dev..t worts Paterson. " J.
fHHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
L \, IN. ONLY BRICK PRESS thai uses the PERfORA
TORS or EXTRACTS AIR FROM THE CLAY whue IN The
process Of pressing -. - -, ~, ,t-----,
Rr.rs THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, or WARP IN
BURNlNO Al others TIA profess 70 DO 30 are mistoL, snd ws
eauuon public sganH their mpositont L. T. "OODhUfF
Pr.,ldent No. if5 Brosdwpy
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aleamboaIs ano haiiroaos.

CONSOLIDATED LINE.
~ dREATT HROUGH ROUTE
TO
THE MINING REGION
AND
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THE PACIFIC STATES

THE GACII ~ = n @+tD'
rpv uottApAy OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESS COM.
pIEY having consolidated properly Of the OVERLAND
gTAoF rtSFp and he OVERLAND DISPATCH COMPANY
up all tn. overland stage lines rauuns west from the Missouri
v, ,,rey increased improved their stock and eosobs
and reduced their rat, nearly p cent viii runs
DAILY LINE OF COACHES
q, a. the principal points the gold mines Of COloradoUh Moua
ma Idaho Eevsds. California and Oregon
They are now running daily coaches from KEARNEY In
don with the Union Pacific Railroad from OMAHA and from
MANHATTAN Ksn,as making close connection with the railroad
from ST LOUIS and LEAvENwORTH With the Hannibal and
s. Joseph Railroad, and by ths Smoky Hill Route't 10
DENVER, COLORADO.
lDd thence to
SALT LAKE CITY, IN UTAH;
thsno. connecting their Of coaches for Virginia City and
Hsens McnAns Boiss City In Idaho WAlaWss Dallas Cy
and Portland, Oregon.
At Denver City Colorado connecting double daily line
o. coaches for City, Blactlawt Empire City
Passenger NewMsIico and Arizona also connect at Denver
with wesy Of coaches Tor Fort Union Taos Santa Fe and
other points In those Territories.
Passengers and Corns at s, Lake City with
daily coaches Austin River Virgins City Nevada Hum
boldt, and ssn FrGnSisso California.
RATES OF FARE.
Between om.hs aud Dspve and Den.
Between same point, aud Salt Lake 80
Bew.en Denver and Salt $50
B.,vesn Salt Lake City aud Boise. l2s
Be,vsen Salt Lake City and Virgins City LIS
Through tickets from Missouri River B0S aud Virginia
TIME:
To p.pv.r Ci,v 5d,vs To Boi,s l2i days
To Salt Lake. q days To Virginia CHy' - days
10 San Franciaco l6 days
and freight carried on mail tint" IN ch's' o.
Trustworthy all Of the soOven'1asd
points and an express wagon viii be Wseky Gon LesVen
worth for Ordinary pAckAgsL
ReY further information,
Apply al the office OF the Company.
Ne Is WulsmIl corner Of Exchange place New.fork
BEN HOLIDAY, President
w S. GURNEE VieO.Presidsnt
H MM Il Eq ksi1Y. Directors.
s. l. 81. BARLOW.)
GEO. r. COCK. Treasurer
gEO X OTIS S,creary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
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