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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

THE PIRATE BrAISE.-The Conieder ate Len
Brane was arIagned Thursday in the United Stae'Co
before Judge Benedict charge o. piracy TO Wnica
pleaded not guilty snd remsned for trial He ds@
no, seem At all pleased with the frequent adjournment Of
ease though II has done at his request and eomp
,ievously et his confluence snd He bas maze
rrrhy atenen which no denies the charge made Sa
Iim lie vii probably hs'e his hia some tn, dn''n'
present nelil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
President or HAMILTON COLLEGE.

PRESIDLSI OF HAMILTON COLLL0E.-h lbfrllnS VI
the Board Directors of Hamilton College bold At Bsgs
Hotel Utica Thursday, and selection for the PRESIDENCY
made IN the unanimous election Of the Rev Samuel G
man Brown d. D. Professor Metaphysics At Dartmouth
The literary culture and wide popularity OF the Rev D Brown
are said 10 vel az him for the position TO which be has been
called No acceptance OF the Presidency has yet been biz ed
by Dr. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

RuN-OvER AcCmEST.-A little girl named Bergen
wears OF age accidentally run over by beSea"
car Thursday evening Her foot was badly INJURED anu -
Was taken TO her grandparents residence IN Bereen 80
Undeghiays whore sAe received the beat Of medical AWE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

ACCIDENT TO A WoRKMAY.-A man named Wm'
Welsh a woIkmsn the -four mills Of Smith Jewell nan
roray Brooklyn had tho fingers OF hand torn on ssa
Tie hand severely crushed while engaged In Otng me ms
ehnery OF the mill on Thursday evening last lie was Jaw
% lie Long Bland Nolege Hospital iog ueatmels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
BROOKLYN NEUS.

CAR AcC.DEEr-A boy named Nelson Blckma,
fe from Siyrtleays Thursday evening AM broke hs
thigh The accident occurred at the OF C@eh sas
Myyie syCs Tie sufferer who resided az No 90 l1A'N'
l.. d., was conveyed to the City Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

A dispatch received in Washington b. The relatives
Of Gov IT, 4 Wise % Virginia states tbai - roo1y ring
Fott A. !. -. D. fls .tl'fk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

ACCrDfSr.-A man named Michael Burke resden~
unknown. fell from wagon in Fatbushsve, Brooklyn o.
Thursday afternoon and severely injured upon TIE ae
Iie was taken to house in Fatbush and Us wounds s'
dressed BY Dr. MooIheSd o. that place.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
Pathos and Fun.

A Georgia Judge lately threatened
lawyer. for contempt of court. / have
expressed no contempt for the court,
said the lawyer, on the contrary, I
concealed my feelings.
A man out West says he moved SO
often during the year that whenever
a covered wagon stopped at the gate
his chickens would fall on their backs
and hold up their feet in order to be
tied and thrown in. zan-7~sr
Do you propose to put. Ike into a
store, Mrs. Partington?" asked a
friend. "Yes, replied the old lady,
but I'm pestiferous to know which.
Some tell the wholesale trade is
the best, but / believe the ringtail
will be the most bepefcious to him"
How TO COMMIT MURDER.-Take
pretty young lady; tell her she has
pretty foot; she will wear small shoe,
go out in wet weather, catch cold,
then a fever, and die in a month.
This receipt never falls Afss Ec.Is1IY
CONSIDERABLY STYLE. bali
given in the city of. New Orleans a
short time, since, by the milliners and
modistes, the dress of one of. the
dancers caught fire. The St11. of that
city says: Some idea of her style of
dancing may be gathered, when it is
known that the dress caught fire from
one of the chandelierssogerhead. D'gs
A stage-struck Frenchman made an
application to an English theatrical
manager for an engagement. He was
asked if he could speak English as
well as French, and to convince the
manager that he could, he struck an
attitude, and rec1ted the following,
which bears a hideous resemblance to
the solilequy fthe. Duke of Gloster !.
sNow is heiwsntey,ef our discomfort. y 3
The FrenehmaR rendered it. Il bu8
Made TdSrs S Ss e sos 81
t1at is vat you call re. httale boy of Mister
Ded and buried atiRe bottom. 5g o3aa9iI
hev re bOmp on me back, GsEa IEG Il SAC
Bandy legs; and for Eat :. s lI.s a ftsa I.
Ven walk by himp lsas s17anh ia ID g
For All exteiiiporaneous translation
this was considered good, but he was
NV S3esN1t5cs 5o4s1azIgu asa y :.
An eldIlawyer' was giving advice to
his son, .wholwas just entering upon
the practice of his fathers profession:
My son, said the counsellor, F" if
you have case where the d law is
clearly on your side, but justice seems
to be against you. urge upon the jury
the vast Importance of sustaining the
law. If, on the other hand, you are
in doubt about the Law, but your
clients case is founded on justice, in
sist on the necessity of doing Justice,
though the heavens fall"
But, said the son, how shall +
manage ina case where both law and
justice are dead against me?''
In that case, my son, talk round
it-talk round til
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
THE G0PPERHEAD FATHER AND
HIS SGN.
A DOMESTIC DIALOGUE.

FATHER.
"Come hither, little Jefferson, sy&
And sit upon my knee;
And call your brother, Johnny Booth,
And little Robby Lee;
6 I'll tell story dark and sad
About statesman stern;
Twill make your little eyes to weep,
Your little hearts to burn.
"The patriot JEFF, whose name you bear,
Seized byIa cruel foe, \
hong months and years is languishing
Immured in Fort Monroe;
No voice is raised to cheer him now,
Save one-and that soon hushed.)
While meath the Yankees iron heel Fl
The noble South Is crushed.f'
LITTLE JEFFERSON.
But is he not traitor,p pa,
Like Roman Cataline?
And Arnold in my history?
And, in book of NINE
read how. Cain his hrosher killed, 4~sf 4
and had 70 run away; - -
IN sure | think the statesman stern
Is quite as bad as theyl"
EsE FATHER. 3 EAE-
This comes of reading Yankee books!
This comes of Yankee schools,
Where little good and mischief much
Are taught by Yankee rules!
Here, Jefferson, be off to bed,
You little saucy brati
Why next you III call me COpperheadl ~
Take shat md fs0E, ana tF0t ~ 3 q
Exit young JEFF, howling.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
old nj etals B ought.

BE is dealing in and selling Afisps improved
9ssam Ghage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubbing,l MoGfnnisss Improved snut Ma,
chimes, Stephen Hughss, Flower operators, Ger
man oiang Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Peck,
ing, Hoss &e..tf the best kind Tfnplafs, Sheet
Iron 6loel; Tin, Pig Irons Babit Metal, speltsr,
He has every facility Of The best Machinery and
workmsn. add will give all WORK entrusted 70 him
warranting his work, ana q Satisfied With reas
enable prices. = s.s.rrs f-9i e
s[0mte and SAILS Rooms, FOUNDRY. Boiler
yard Machine shop on ineesreet, betwesA First
and Second Streets, Evansville, lad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
- - =
COAL.

.+aiIrg 100 go has .s3Isio.a o.iaan
an ~ Ig58 ,iCao e ~ o40a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

" x1Aia - Tins. The regularity ofTfaia.
and 4eede0 fFouI eeeidsnts loe ssvetel
oeethA pass, indicatp . nasksd inpeov@>
asue ~ rslwsy naabgs0snsy 49, 6fsatd
cars + b>iae essfcisE 4 ths o5lsssisn d
eempsteoA attentive (nso t. I'll The suher-
diuels pssj( sas, ~ (he senfast end safety
Of he isavstne pablo Il being considered
bY ths 0aaaks 6 s4.s e ear psineaea'
I1ss, 20 vs1les ~ ~ ~ el.ll ~
ses tsaaspsstaien. . pcaeiacal i!luslra1
rtioo q eue eeeAlneiee4 Ne weeo teday -
foened tAatSxS Md Trains u The HI
Railaay did not\nies 3 single eennsgh Don
East q West du1tsg ~ whole Of Apga end
My NJ, ~ ~ ~ invaslAhly q time
This foe . ee0oaGh ha/lng bstVeoA sever
cd sieht hundse4 onse Of lint With IL
0oe4ono ftoi6h1 40. moes Il ~ result
Il eassfal aassgsoep{ impsst6d rsad>bsi
aud nelive pswss. ~ lass, ~ Get least
thosssgh Discipline n The r1nnisg depart
asat. Ths ssasl MIG. IT ~ present
aasaess q ~ ng3\Rs1vsy ID oultinl
| sGsis Sscpssty 4 q 49, seeaisisn !,
:: s.: :s:;; !! "a; :. u !: =. : =;
:.:: s.; x: :'s ss,. ..s': .ss
lresia9 peps'esl1 4 this|sssat thereseh
lAss b lhe 6saE $50. r. VI can oass tha'
ths psblis prefseiy appr> ciate whstevs'
coalsioatss 70 ,eAsir tellais Nnd eooleet.-
With ~ new and IN proved pay snd Nigh
Coaehss win whis6 the Erie Is nea
squil ~, w really hhs nseN eonsseeabl,
I'D ATTRACTIVE rsote l)eu end q New Yerk
Bsotea - New EadDnnd eitis6A Threogi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

The reason & this 10 to - found IN The
fact that them are ~ (hdical abolitior
sheets, sud the leopls b mot wat then
any longer. Tho>e yeo have ut alrsady
cold out want to. III they do cot nov
they soon will. MI till A. Johnspa gsts
fs'rly On their vlek\ Ind going down grade
and " shall - tssAbls havoc apsne ths
. :ss;s, ,! 49, "'''' x the Iowa City
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

MADAME nH11rN0TON, H. wCsidFsnswnsd
Aseruaoriet - oeuenbulistic Claisvoyant, while
elavoyoat 49,, aslne;tss the WI features Of ~
pa,os you are 70 Many, and b. tAs I'D q - inssFs
49, - ,.Aen,s pover. known - he Psychonctrope,
sue..ntsss TO peoduce perfect and hehke picture
- enture husbend or wife Of the applicant. win
0a1Sf marriage, occupation, leading traits Of char
acter. &c. This Il NO imposition. . Testimonials
vnhost number car assert BY stating place Of BIRTH
- d1vpcsse, color Of eyes and hair and encicsine
Gsv cent?. and stamped envelope addressed to your
ssf ron win receive the picture By return mall. 70
eetkef with desired Information.
Iddreee = ceu0dence. AApAnE GnrarpE kEnme
,or. p. O. Dox ~. West Troy. N. 7. may3dkwsH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
[Advertiseuent.1

On. EAsrenry,s IoplNn AND GArsApA.
n,tIA.-Thia celebrated Medicine viIl am
.rofhla. Tumorr Chronie 0mr Evrs
swelling of the 0lands. White 0vslli -
Pile. Rolls. 0eitre. Rheunefisn. Dnpsv'
0rnyel. Iiv9 Complaint. DvsDegnia. Neu..
niRia 0eneal Debiiftv. and aii Chrnnic
disSases,
Dr. E. -seriy's Iodine and Saraparilla IL
| 4 Conuound Of the Fluid ExtrncSa e ~
Hondur,e eessepasillA Yellev Ooea. 6tilr
| liueis, Burdock. Princ,'e Pine and several
otter valuable Roots, with the Iodine aad
Iodiae q Potassium in highly copceu-
| trated ststa. which renders ne nrsnaraf;on
tie r It prompt and e@cscious known to
map, or the cure Of thoee diseasee ar;sins
fto1 "a impure state Of the bleod. M aii
al. 49, Vkere s Tspic snd Aitefstivs
msdicine Il indicated. Il eearches out ia
very germ o. roots q ths disease By puri.
tions q IT, LAW, and BY thoiSuesiy rss.
ties, 6is1ae new me and activity to the
vaYioSe of9ane Of the boiiv. Il puri6ea
~ blsea "a removes IN pimples ma
blatches, and makes the Shin pure vhite
I'd clear.
Il VIII cure Old eoses. letter Rinswosm.
Salt Rhsun, ecald He'd, Pinples On 10
FAes, Pnisie ed DaeboFs Itch, Arny M.
lllia6ie 1laAAee, Missouri Geta1ches, Iowa
Di9s, - I'D b3eeen "A Rruntioes of ~
ek{a bst 10 tie curs of ooess and skis
dissassR, No recommend 0ridleys San
Bhsun "a Tstter Oisfnenf = Is en.iieS
70 he soree q usrt sIIcfe6' ~ Ill.,
and oarnparllls nasi1es ~ 49, "a r..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

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10y thsusasd s0stls. I'D hase sesssr-
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fAsy hsss sssedp ~ bsssaso soe'es
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ls~<d y essas ths ssishssss s.'ssN
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ssnmass sad uns)Assst s bassesss. lnstsad
othasips tssn n ~ eee edes. disheser
Il ~ disessssdj ~ sew % sssth y -
hailsd - lsadsss I'D patty ~hess inter-
- hey havs ~ bssnitssa y serve 10
~ Cabinet II u q sl1snt.
10 thus pssn9aiaS thsss msa y retain
thsie pleas % 1T sflsr their dstsssiss
81 tssasos Le 1mj appassa.. ~ aeqs't .hs
Pssuibsss q ~ slighAssl suseisisa q
hai1lty. Ths "a which thsy I'D spss
m ~ that ~ vsss ths Cabisst o0sssa
of ~ numbered Psesids.s, wAsss usu-.s's
- s,ae.d Anidw Jshassa whsss b low
n. wi,A- dsl(b&ey which wss nstsssl. d
e,,eh ssebssjbS w. b shrsnk from he
NJ 4 dssapi4Ate ~ Cabinet Of Abra
| ~ Lisssls. ~ waited, h.siss ~ tas.'
wpsld sssies - this they vsald 10: o.
satll thsis ~tk s(trsassa 70 The Prss'i :
~ eooplsto.
Bat ~ n sidsb y shsuld have rseo.lsct
81 hat ~ Cabise y s0esss whs hsvs jus
rssignsd snd the I 20 others Who, Il 10 posi-
lively slated vill q -, long sines dssss e.
H. ps,ley u shs a parted Lises'n. 81:
eslistsd In ~ ssevibs sf thess blseith' :
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dsslsipss q hsoln dlDssssd - sthssssa.
TAsy we're leub;y (Csts, y hey .
ustrus ~ y their Sssmss = vsll q,
oAsle psssebs MASTER.
Mis N ~ ~ Ps>sidsas sad ~ seus
~ ~ n Cabinet il p lsagse 70 pssssn'
~ uassskly spsstssle Of The hsads Of d.
pastsssV ssaspiriss Il iass sss Prssids
De- ~ bangs which tsvs taken Pie
ths OabtpsG alss ssques eemp!sts
sssspsa6 ssasvsl Of thj Subordinate out
siAls 81 thsss departments. They still
sWara nth The sressarssl tssls and AGENT
| s:shs lats Osbisss e0ssss
The I ssk Il pssi6estidb and eisans,
asss 80 b thsesusA asd(swsspiae. r.
s1sss Il - ssssssy nsss b Isaos rsAall
In he bad = 4 ~ vhs 10 essspir ng /
pssvne . s1pes6Aise Il tAs Uaiss.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

Ss ~ ~ ySn p . c9e San'
ROa1 0n0 M06eaoo.
moeye0e De0roo0.
7 wheat N0erae0ts
Oh 110aneoee9A Dye.
n seaitim 70 our business oe serllns wines, e.,
y oei1oel poekeGee, and IN order to Insure 10 g.
eolnG0 Pu1o UQaon IN compact ard cunvun1Gnue
fm1 - cu0nooced The eetespsise q but1nne -
pseahe = eesss or wsn 1.owa Wless, 5000
Wh1o1 49, end have 80 than - n - ~
woeA pe1odb ~ poo1lhdllly ~ ~ tsing t6np0o1
WA oesgee reaeAing ~ pafcAaeef. 1Ae Seo11l -
pleeef!ca - Gs1ylng 6ncceoD that - aWne6Da q
eouste ~ enoD1nged Q to 1aintain ~ eonnEd q
regards QnaDys alsO TO maks Increased e00D . g.
ta0 IT, euo1o1oee and patronage which ha0 - e
tEstallluAs1 iJUj lneol1ses q NJ. -.
UA = Uav1e souu1 Nv Yoik,
I1s 49, 80 - e psevp 8 - en-.
psoafsOe Dsaogtsas osoesaA -
Opinions or tho Press.
IT. ne0e q 1ol1aGse = o.. n. - nsasps snsppe
b G1asaa 10 - Ne e3net ed uen1 tr11h q what
svgs they fcpeessoe.-N. Z. O.. AoV0t110e,
1tc tHpmtiGe Aougo - Dln1n09 . Co, Ne. -
klmeae: l1ao1l-aeeaa-WSeWepWl =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

~ - - - -
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80 y VAleA hasss ~ -! essseo y
=. eooruon1D sfthne ~ - hse.alaeab . |
nsesSoolIn. - ~ - eatsse ~ err
1uSSlesn oceoisod oaee 9 tAes po'tsnes
~ ss1srSSoe NJ lbs11ng $50 mule !
~: ~ Vksso \ . 0se4na spee8e ,
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s1s1eeA v{th ~ 49, - Ieng eBoees M
sssf ~ ~ ter sdeGist6s - 5aek aoooo. 4
"eis,.ss & shis ~ esas : 49, - -
81 ~ rnilreods q ~ 1Dune1, ed thoeDa-'
easinn Teutea ~ 1sen sqgeg(oo = .
isrnee v Improve u plaee. A - Says
- eur eisv itisud ~ . Nm y his saso
enu tosx dianee With bic tenant IN te
tsb wae a1eoone - Wy tendss md Jucy
neot. q vSteb ~ friend pasteek eth
groae rG1lsh, ~ psuaoUscsd u tte nncss
6oefho ~ Osor eaten.
Cheetly ooeW d1nnse esaDoooe end 49,
I~si neishAees aooeaeod e ~ farmers
49, Win . ssaeSA Wanant y esaseh ths
aee1nien r. Seona, 81 belonoiag = -
.shs eciehhseo, Witch had bssa missing
a. 10 da9a. Ihe eelt ~ vsfy ane enc
| ~ IL ewsss psiasd IL highly. He nad
eooeohe1 ~ Whole surrounding eeuntrJ
e. bio little hvssits, ed bad esae ~ olt
mare vhinnying through The weeds. ou
. ~ lest d9iing ~ ~ - ponA 70 tts dan
BY yea nor Neigh, and The owner and 20.
ia wass wseo belh disconaolate. AtIenDtl
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! hed hsasd hin ~ that - had jest - ksv
. eot hoeDo - aoything e3se.
AZ last hepA y ~ finally ceeessee'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

~ 6llttsJ g u Uu11ta eflaeo.
T,AIs BAN9 the FIRST NATiOaAL Mask
! 70 se..efT sa'issss iA'sle Usiss1 Ssslsa)
i SsTY ! fELL ExcuAxdt
Sc sbs n1sA st11ls I'm - ~ - -
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on u ~ cl,lss aud soVrs Is
Guglan4 ocotiands lrSlGly.
and o'oe Continent Of Esssps.
| Il pays The shest MARKET psses sse n sftAs
mat.fing goe esps.s, and - soasoanGy -
COLD1EARlNO DOND8
isSusa By NJ 3. 0ovssnnsns. M nask i !
81 o. UsIss1 6eSsse. u
We Offer TO pGIes who subessibs for ~ -
70 Rede0 he Coupoas g ~
j tnElf, Free q ChaSeo. s
Allow intssecc dsts % I'll snd : ysafs Gvs
ii per eenelegal tender notss, whe1her
. saune With or without coupons
- This Iik respectfully ssliclAe dspseits
on current eesint, or ON certificate Of dspostl
and 10 I'll of tlcustomufs II pIedese the most
|. liberal treat0G IRA \. 0lFfOoO. CeoA. N
GEO. b. kENCh. Preet. sol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

The Eclipse ufpry Stable.
Oerpee Inira ~ Rsrs1 sea.y u
~ WILL Al AL 1OUNS fCANDH
n Livery, Board Rsess and pay pastics-
las s>tsatisa 10 fUNERAl - Short Nstses.
~ Charges reasoned: 800.
sssakdly ~ MMMI. :
| CITY LlvBxH DTADkB.
|nyHE UNDERSl0NElaAV4
i Just opened nsW .se-
l4lvRRH sEAn14
o. Third street, bstwee D!a9y9 ~
aed rs1y. - Asvs n1yhe = NM ~ IS.
gies, New Carriages, . ~ Ceeshs aad gees ana
gentle horses.
Pssic.isr a.sss.isp Ysa ta1eSp'ss Pissies,
; nS,.:; s'ssAs 'oid X. s1e;IG fS1snAr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

r. n NO NEW ARTICLE pat beSoes he puble
On acs0uut 81 tho exeieeaent IN relation 10 Ch0l.
"a. i hae besn Manufactured ~ used lpr he lest
q 80 b0ttk4 q u wcse sold h Tho New England
stetes. solely On its merits. without advertising, b
sulcIert endofsCsncn. Vi lis value. h simple, eae
Dsuggists. Falier, Finch & Fuller. wholesals Agte
CHICAGO. june19-dkW1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure of trains at Co
lumbus, 0hiO. i0n and after February lst, 1896,
raina will run AZ folloWs: s..,..- % fl j..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20

The Warm Air Furnace m Jnufactured for mo BY
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelled making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas, aud costs for fuel but mere tribe.
0.lV. i.ilsI JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman, lug
gsHl l2th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-20

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
Columbus & rXenia
~ y III W 0s
R "A. I,G R q IA ID 9,,r,
For Cincinnati, Dayton Richmond, indianapolis
and Chicago.
Withontehsnae Of cars TO DAYTON and RICH
T MOND, ,ndnnly one change Of ears to ST. 2
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and
CHfCAG0.
On ana after February 1st, 1860,
q '' Fomr Trains will run as follows:
FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMN

'' For Trains will run as follows: ht
q FIVE TRAINS DAGLY FROM COLUMBUS, A,
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Three Trains daily from Union Depot (Sundays
exeepted0
% Am. .EXPRESS--AEriges at Pittsbprg BIS P.
NJ. Leaves 435 p. M. Arrives at Harrisburg 2.45
A. M: Philadelphiaf 7 A. M; lBIltimore I A. NJ;
Washington City 1910 A. NJ; New York fvia Al
lentoBn} 1000 A, H.; via Philadelphia 1900 M,
,ss:sS r n; DAR, ExPREssmt :. Sleeping Car
e:l0 2. M; Pittsburg IL 55 A. NJ; Harrisbura l:3O
Y M. Arrives at Pbiladelphia 535 p. M; Balti-
more 5a5 p. N i: Washingtop City 1910 p. NJ; New
Yorklvia AlentowID 1910 r NJ. tvia Philadelphia
1877 PgM.H flE919ilA Htf fA0lA fI1aFTT
idl 14O p. NJ, LIGHTNING EXPRESSES (Sleep-
ing Car from Columbus 10 Pittsburg) Arrives at
Pittsburg $40 a. M Harrisburg $50 p. NJ; Phila-
delphia 1:2O a. NJ; New York $50 "A. M.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
3d tg- Ask for 'FIcIsets Via Sieu
benviIle and PanhMEdIe.i ja'2 3dt
~ 9enf Ticket Agt. .4'i| ~ ~ Gen1 SuptH
dec4 65
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fs.lUi D. hsild FIRST TRAIN. .D17 11a UH
rG fHlu tDaily except Mondays) Z. T 'i' lo'
MAIL at l:IO a. Shopping At Jefersona Lon
Ion. Charleston, Xenia, Morrow. 1iovoland. Miami-
gile, Milford, aud arriving at Cincinnati Gt $40
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Notices Of Marriages, so cents.
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Advertisements inserted every other day, every
thifd day. and oncea week. win be charged $i00 per
square, each Insertion wi
Business Notices in Local column 20 centsper line
or each insertion. No Notice less than u 90.
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el,5O per square each iusertion.a ,asr III1
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MANI AND LOCATION. ,.,,
The this Company THE PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE co
the City OF Brooklyn, State Of New York! TIT ..-II he 49,
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EACEPT .SUNDA1. ..,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus s. Xenia
Railroads. ... ..a....f
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-LeayesC Columbus at II.35 P.
NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Oardington
Giead. Gallon. Crestline. Shelby, New London,
WELLINGTON, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at 5IO A. nj. ...f. r.,.t .-r..t ....
r 3d.. SECOND TRAIN. iu rH...G
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Lea Columbus at
1920 A.. NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington,
Gallon Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
and Grafton. ..t .t .-. fl.f ..... .-...
..... THIRD TRAIN. go, ....,
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Lea Columbus at 2.4O
p. NJ. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
At Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. .'.rf"ur 1T
.f.. CONNECTIONS. g .
At Delaware with Spring6ed Branch for Spring
beid and al points on that road. -.
At Crestline with Pittsburg, TT. Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Balti
more Also for Chicago.
Railroad for all points on that road. Also, for TOe
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago. r -.n
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON all
Night Trains 10 Chicago, New
York and BOSTON.
o9-Baggage checked through TO Now York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
ork, via Crestline. .'...Ift III. -f..
.s... ..irtira RETURNING: .... Ill .-...
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 3:45 A. M. p.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l:2O
p. NJ.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
9z5 p. NJ. |.'H ..|H -iat 'f rrts.. I.|
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
Il. s. FLINT, ,.l... .u
....r ..... r Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
.....s JAMES PATTERSON,
Columbus, October 2s 1856. -