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A Singular Adventure.

The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that,on
last Tuesday evening one of the railroad
employees of that place, on opening a car
loaded with dressed hogs, which had been
shipped from Chicago on Friday morning
of last week, was checked to find a man
lying among the dead animals. He was
in a filthy condition, and was almost
dead, having eaten nothing for five days.
One foot was frozen, and he was unable
to walk or ever stand. He was taken
out Of the car aod properly cared for
When he had recovered sufficiently, he
stated that he was o discharged soldier,
and finding himself in Chicago without
means, and being anxious to reach New
York, no visited the freight depot for
the purpose of discovering what chance
there was for "stealing PASSAGE to New
York. He found hat the car containing
the hogs would go directly through, in
the shortest possible time, and seizing an
opportunity to slip into the car unseen,
he did SO, and had not waited long until
he heard the door showed forward and
the lock fastened. Here he remained
for FIVE days and nights, and being with
out water or provisions, it is q miracle he
did not perish before reaching that city.
-MansfeM Herald.
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aaun-h EmnIlafic.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond VA ! Times SAYS

The. Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond VA Times says;
HMr. Seward has had the honor of
calls from many Of the Republicans, to
learn whether the Secretary of State was
in downright earnest in his support Of
the Presidents policy, and especially
whether he commends the speech Of the
22d of February. These gentlemen Of
aniinquiripg mind have uniformly come
from the Secretary's presence with q flea
in. their several ears. Mr., Seward was
very emphatic by adopting the style Of
phraseology used by our army Flanders
he told bis anxious inquirers that he was
as much responsible for the Presidents
policy as Mr.. johnson himself, for he
had advised il, and as for the language
used by the President in the 22d FebIu'
airy speech, he could see no objection to
it, other than the lack Of strength when
a~llusion was made to the radicals. And
the Secretary here went off in %illustra'
ton Of what he would have said about
the rule-or.ruin set had he had the say
Mr.. Johnson's estimate Of Stevens & Co
was mild, compared with that which Mr.
Seward has formed Of them"
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SNACK writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial from Washington the fol-
lowing, under date March II:
The country may be pronounced out
of danger. The favorable symptoms Of
the past few days are the defeat Of the
Civil Rights bill (for its rccommittal
amounts to a defeat), the postponement
Of an uumeaning Constitutional amend
ment in the House, and the rejection o!
the representation amendment in the Sen
ate, and last but not least, the distinct
disclaimers on the part Of such men as
Fesseuden and Wilson of any intention
to make negro suffrage a condition pre-.
cedent Of the restoration Of the Union
| might include in this list, also, indica
tions Of disagreement among the Radl-
calls themselves quarrel whether about
principle or expediency | don't know,
but a quarrel and how, for which thanks
to the Oliver Of every good and perfect
gift. When we hear one Radscal say
ing that the Constitutional amendment
recently adopted coAiers the right of sui.
frage on the negro, and another swearing
that il does no such thing, andla third
vowing that civil and political rights are
two different aud distinct things, and then
listen to Sumner Gaping the climax of
discord with the assertion that the tight
of the darkies to vote comes from Hea
ven direct, ". are strongly reminded Of
that debating society at Oxford college,
which numbered four members and rep.
sentated five religious scots, and are firm
ly persuaded that a house SO thoroughly
divided against itself cannot stand.
aThe Constitutional amendment on the
subject Of representation may DO consider
ed dead. II is still before the Senate in
a motion to reconsider, but the House
proposition having been defeated by a
larger majority than was expected, there
is scarcely a possibility Of any comprom.
Use being patched up that will receive the
support necessary for its passage. There
is now pending a proposition to base rep
resentation on the number Of actual vo.
tiers, offered by Mr.. Dcolittle, Of Wiscon-
sin. If this had been reported from the
committee Of Fifteen in the first place, !
believe il would have have passed, but
New England influence was too strong
against it, and the fact that it would de-
priye Massachusetts, Of one or two Rep
resentatives was taken prima facie evil
dence of its nullity. II is too late now,
even should Boston maguanimously
yield.'
Now, let the people rally to the support
Of the Democratic party, and all will be
well. II was ia consequence Of the Dem
%Ocratic Senators and Representatives in
Congress standing firmly by the pripci-
pies Of the Constitution, that "MAcK" is
enabled to declare that 1.-THE country may
be pronounced out Of dauder."
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% DEcRAsED.-Mr. Mahomat Fl. Stull,
. at the residence Of bis father, Mr.. Isaac
. EtullJ in Ashland, March 9, 1866, Of con.
sumption Renting from PneumOnis, aged
% years and 81 days. He bad been af.
hietsd over three years, but bore all with
unusual patience and resignation. he
was Q young man Of rare intellectual en-.
ddhments, 81 most amiable manners, and
Of unblemished reputation. II his phys.
zeal powers had been equal to his mental
faculties, he would have made q large
figure ih}the world 10 almost any depart.
Eentof learning or mechanics. But the
fe1l destroyer had marked him for his
own ; and neither the ties Of friendship,
nor medical skill could rescue him from
.hn early grave. Few parents possess
such o son, and few sisters q kinder
hrothery His loss created 0 great change
IN, his fathers house and many q tear Of
deep sorrow will be shed over his depart
bpre j and often around the family circle,
"a evenings silent hour, will bis memory
be called up, aud his goodness Of heart,
ths,many pleasantries Of his iifo and biz.
unselfsh nature be re,iearsed. In their
{ irreparable loss, his parents and sisters
have The lympathy Of oil their neighbors
and frisnds, 50 dis the good and pure:
sPsiec 10 lis sshes. n.
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TO CcNsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored 10
health in q few weeks by q very simple rem
edy, after having suffered for several years
with q severe lun 6 affection, and that dread
di ease, Consumption anx GUS 10 make
known..to his fellow-sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire II, he win send o copy
Of the prescription used free Of oharge).
with the directions for preparing and using
III same, which they will find q SURF Guns
for CONSUMPTION, Lung Affections. The only
object Of the advertiser In sending the Pr O.
scription Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which be oonoeives to be invalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will pleas address
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON,
williamSburg,h, Kings Co., N. Y.
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sKATINa.-One Of the most healthy
sports Of the present age is skating. But
too much care cannot ts used after ska.
ting all the evening-getting tie blood
heated and the pores all open, that you
do not get Cold and lay the foundation
Of throat and lung complaints, Goes
Cough Balsam will be found excellent
in all such cases, We say, keep it in the
house, ready for immediate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one OF the
best remidies in the world for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sour Stom,
ach, and all diseases of the stomach AID
bowels.
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PAR Triton NOTICE.

Samuel yesterday, Joseph
3. yesterday, and Phebe
yesterday, his wife,
vs.,
Emelia yesterday, James In Common
Harmon and Catharine
Harmon his wife, Mich
ael yesterday, Annis Eas- Pleas Court.
terday and Jacob Easter
day, minor heirs Of Debor-
al yesterday, deceased.
nEFENDANTS will take notice that on
IL the 18th day of March, A. D. 1866, the
undersigned filed o petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Ashland County, o., where
the same is now pending, demanding parti-
ton Of the following premises, situate in said
County being the north part Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty three (23)
township twenty one (2l,) aud range fifteen
(l5,) containing City three acres, more or
less.
The undersigned demand that partition be
made fsaid premises as follows: To Sam
uel yesterday one undivided eighth in fee, 10
Phebe yesterday, wife of said Joseph Il. East,
erday, one undivided eighth in fee. William
East erday one undivided eighth in fee /; Mi
chael yesterday one undivided eighth in fee
Annis yesterday one undivided sighth IN fee I;
Jacob Easterday one undivided eighth in fee
Emelia yesterday two undivided eighths in
fee, and at the next term Of said Court, an
application will be made by the undersigned
for an order that partition may DO made OF
said premises, or other proceedings author
lied by statute.
SAMUEL YESTERDAY,
JOSEPH E. YESTERDAY,
PHEBE YESTERDAY.
By Kenny & Campbell Attys
for petitioners.
Ashland, March 21, '66-4w.
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ROAD NoIIcD.

NOTICE Is hereby given that . Peiif 81
IN win be presented 70 tho Commissioners
Of Ashland County, at their next Session 70
be held on the First Monday OF March, a.
D.. 1865, praying for the Alteration Of. tht
County Road ieadingfr IN Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio. 10 Wooster, Wayne County,
Ohio, in said 4 shlsnd County, a. folIoNst
Beginning at the North EsH Corner ofttt
North East quarter Of Section %, towpthip
%, and Range Is, owned by George Unin-
man, in Perry Township; thence Past On The
North line Of said Diniamshs land where
there Is now q Road established to the Coun-
ty line between Ashland and Wayne Coun-
ties to the North Fest Corner Of the Ncrth-s
West quarter Of Section 2S, Township ia,
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r a. NHf
For SALE.-A first rate Piano at o
great bargain. Also, a West & Wilson
Sewing Machine. For information call
at this Office. ~l'"hAa@i-A 27tf
Sea. Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &c, Of l Dorlaud
Main street, Ashland.
For SALE.--A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. Fol-
full particulars, call at this Office, or five
doors North Of the Catholic Church, East
side Cottage street.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE We
would say to our friends, if they want q
Sewing Machine, one that you will never
regret in'buyiDg, to buy the Singer Sew
ing Machine. For sale only at the Time,
Office, East Of Post Office.
. go q II G q LEX. ~ N
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MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP PRl-
x \ b q MARY MEETING.

Tho Democracy of Montgomery town
ship are requested to meet at the usual
place Of holding elections, in Ashland, on
Saturday, March 3lst, 1866,
between the hours Of l and s o'clock, P.
M, for the purpose Of placing in nomi-
nation suitable candidates for the various
township Offices. Let there be full at
tendance.
Also, in the evening Of the same day,
at the Court House, a Borough ticket will
be put in nomination.
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Perry Township.

The Democracy of Perry Township,
will meet at the village Of Rowsburg on
Saturday evening, March "a, 1866, for
the purpose Of nominating a Democratic
Township Ticket, and il is expected that
there will be a general turn out, as other
important business will be considered.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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jackson Township.

The Democracy Of Jackson Township,
will meet at the usual place of holding
Election in said Town ship, on Saturday,
March 3lst 1866, an | o'clock P. NJ, on
said day, for!the purpose Of putting in
nomination a Democratic Township Tick
ct, and it is expected hat there will be a
general turn out as other important bust.
ness will be considered.
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FARM O SALE.

TlHE undersigned will sell, OF private sale'
the Depler farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81
acres Of excellent land, under q good state Of
cultivation, with ON Orchard Of choice fruit
and In a good bearing condition; two good
franc dwellings,, o frst.rate Saw Mill, o good
barn, 0 never falling we'll ofwater, and stock
water e~onvenient This 10 one Of the most
desirable farms In Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. For further information,
INQUIRE Of Henry Depler or Jacob Engls al
Rowsburg. HENRY DEPLER,
I, JACOB BNGLE.
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Milton Townshsp.

We are requested to announce that the
Democracy of Milton township, will as.
semble at Burns School House, on Sat
urday, March Gath, between the hours of
2 and 4 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
putting in nomination suitable candidates
to gil the various township Offices. Let
there be o full attendance.
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TIE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE,

MARINERS. FABLES AND OTHERS
can purchase no remeey equal to DR..
Tobias Venetian Imminent, for dysentery,
collie, GROUP, chronic Rheumatism, sore
throsts, ~toothaohe, sea Sickness, cuts, burns.
swellings, bruises, old sores. headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the limbsr chest, back,
SC, If II does not give relief the money
viii be refunded, AL that 10 asked Is . trial,
and use IL according 10 directions.
On. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: ] have used your
Venetian Linimentiu my family for q NUM-
Der Of years, and believe II 10 bethe best az
ticle for whst IL is recommended that ! have
ever used. For sudden attack Of Group Il II
invaluable. / have 0 hesitation In recon-
mending II for all the uses It profeplss 10
cure. Ihave sold II for many years, and Y
gives entire satisfaction.
0HAs. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, MI, 80 8, 1858.
Price 40 and so cent Sold BY al, due
gists. Office SO Cortlandt Street. NY,
(1m34)
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NEw LryERY.-Messrs. HuSr & RouSDs, at
their Stable, in the rear of Bushnell & Roblson's
New Brick, have one of the largest and best
stock Of Horses and Carriages in this country.
Their horses are all Of the 2-4O sort, while their
carriages are new, handsome, and of the latest
sstyles. If any Of the young men Of Ashland,
who have ''some one to love" and desire to take
her out riding, the New Livery is the place to
get the rig" Messrs. HuSr & ROUNDS are gen.
stlemanly and accommodating, and should have
q liberal share Of the public patronage.
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/. THE "ArLASTIc."--We again desire to call the
attention Of the travelling public, or ANY other
man, y to the fact that the atlantic Hotel" In
{. Mansfield, Is best public house in the coun-
! try. The proprietor, Mr.. C. C. TowSLRY, is
well known as an accomplished and accommo-
dating gentleman and always makes the 'Atlan-
tic" delightful home for the stranger who may
visit that city, and all Others who may be pleas
ed to make 1t their resting place. Long MAY
D TowSLEY and the atlantic" wave!
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Administrators Notice.

TINE undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator Of tbe Estate Of Benjamin
Nelson, late Of Milt on Township, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased. Al persons indebt-
cd to the Estate are required to make imme-
date payment; and those having claims
against the same will present them Gully au-
thenticated to the undersigned for allowance.
GEO. W. HILL, Admir-.
jan. "a, l866-8w83
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TALK.-People will talk, and generally about
what they see in the papers. Therefore, those
who have anything to sell should advertise It.
Business enIwhoa are too short sighted 70 ad-
yertise are not tho men toiieal with. The hn-
eral advertisers are always liberal dealers.
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NJ TIcKErs.-Weare prepared to print Demo-
licratic Tickets, for all Townships that may de-
sire them, at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Every Township should have printed
tickets, as they are q great deal more convent
ent in counting.
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Primary Meetings.
MiM in Township.

The Democracy Of Miflln Township,
will hold their primary meeting on Sat
urday, March 3lst, to nominate candi-
dates to be elected on the first Monday Of
April, to fll:.the different Township off ces
for the ensuing year.
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tg-wet take pleasure in announcing that Proi'
J. Harper Graham, of Hayesvrlle, has been en-
ployed TO take charge OF the Ashland Union
Schools. We understand that the Schools will
commence again on the FIRST Monday in April.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

% Losr.-A four-bladed knife with the name Of
thdsubscriber upon the back of 1t. 1.-THE pos
SCISSOR will return 1t to me l viii buy him as
good q knife as can be found in Ashland, or will
otherwise reward him. J.. J.. JACOBS.
Ashland, March 14th-3w4O
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Agents Wanted.

$40 A DAY EASY MADE elO
By selling Engrayings, Card Photographs and
Stationary. Our Stationary Packets excells
all others; each Packets contains Paper En-
velopes, Pencil. Pens, So, and Iewelry worth
q dollar at retail. PRIoE ONLY so CRsrs.-
We will send Agents 100 Stationary Packages
aud q Silver Watch for SIT We also pub
lish s,eel Engravings and Portraits, Litho-
graph Prints, 30, very popular and saleable
will send q dne assortment Of 100 for 81
that will realile $50, or o $40 lot that wi
sell for sac or over. will send q sample 10
Of IS that will sell for Is dollars.
Send Stamp for Catalogue. Terms, 30.
HASKINs ; CO., 90 Beskman g. !.
Nov. 22-n2itf
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Is ar The citizens of Ashland are requested 70
assemble at the Town Hall, on next Friday
evening. ito take into consideration the proprie-
ty of ievying q tax for the purpose OF building a
School House. Every citizen is interested In
this matter, and 1t is hoped that there will be q
large attendance. M
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The Western Musical World,
A Journal Of
MUSIC, ART AND LITERATUR 3
Issued the first Of each month. Each
number containing from three to six
pieces Of New Music, vocal and instru-
mental, besides a large amount Of enter
reading matter, consisting Of Or
iginal stories, sketches Of Musicians, in
teresting editorials, musical gossip, nows,
intelligence, &c.
Over Forty Pieces Of Music
are givenin each,volums of the "Western
Musical World"
ONLY ONE DOLLARtA YEAR.
Splendid premiums are:offered for the
largest list Of subscribers sent in before
the lst of February, 1866, including a
"Mason and Hamlin Cabinet;organ," and
other valuable premiums.
sd- Specimen copies sent free. -Gsa
For particulars, address,
s. BRAINARD & SON,
Publishers, Cleveland, o.
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IS ar Our old friend, All swineford, has started
o paper, 'gThe Boutwell, News Letter and Petro-
'ieum Advertiser, = at Boutwell,, Canada West. 1t
is o handsome sheet, and All. edits itiwith his
~s'usual ability" Success, ALI.
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why.

Will the editor Of the Ashland Times,
inform us why he did not publish the
resolutions adopted by the johnson
meeting, a few weeks ago, and which
were furnished him for publication.
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gE5 Interesting %revivals Of religion are in pro-
gress in our neighboring city Of Mansfield
Many. souls are being brought to Christ, and
much good IL being accomplished.
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MARRIED

On the ed of February, at the resi-
dents of the brides mother, by the Rev.
A. II. MYERS, Mr. LEVI PROUDFIT
of Iowa, aud Miss ELIZABETH BURD
Of Ashland County.
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MAoAznEs.--Godey's Lady's Book and the
Lady's Friend, for April, have been received,
and Of course are splendid numbers.
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Books.@see the advertisement orc. B, Rich
atas0nS FubIsher, in another column, Agents
VII Ind it profitable business to sell these
books. n qs~g..sfr~
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-.CwKafe under obligations to Hon. John sher-
man for1a copy of his recent speech, HIS en-
dovsement Of President johnson Is alter the
style Of "now you see 1t and now you don't
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

o. TuAsKs.AHon. MARrrN WELKER will please
accept our thanks for bound copies of the Con-
gressional Globe for the second session OF the
thirty-eighth Congress,
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as AdmiaistratriT Of The E.tate Of
Michael Bitner, late Of yermillion Tp., decd.
MARY ANN BITNER.
January a1-aNei
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sz- We have q Scholarship in Calkin, Griffin
& Co.'S celebrated Union Commercial College,
of oberlin, which can be bought at a bargain.
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SEW. waiiack, of the firm Of wallack q
'Limbeck, has gone East after . new stock Of
Boots q Shoes.
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sr We learn that the residence Of William
Fotbes,s pesr Jeromevilie, was DESTROYED py ,nro
ON Inst Saturday night
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I6r Buy the best! Buy the Singer
Sewing Machine. (ly34)
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- The attention Of merchants 10 directed to
sAe advertisement Of MTlrOy, Dickson &'co.
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D@- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &C., Of s. R. Squire, No
s Main street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

nr Snow fell to the depth Of i've inches last
Sabbath night and Monday morning.
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GBe 8(atk&ts,
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.

1,r 0oRREoTED WEEKLY BY
HELTuaT s BRU BaKER,
Dealers in Groceries, Qree"s~ars, DC.
One door West Of Town Hall, Ashland.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

~ Goods will be delivered any place
in Town Free cf Charge.
March %. 1~865-41tf
NJ. ". & co
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q. Tite Tables.
Fl. Wayne & Chicago r. 3

On and after Nov. 10, 1866, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted, as
follows: TRAINS leaving Chicago al $3.50 p m,
leaves daily.]