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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-13
StrailEe lbnl Trne.

Every Young lady and gentleman in the
Unitd States can hear something very much
70 their advantage by return mail free of
charge by addr 'ssing the undersigned. Those
Ina wing any fears Of being humbug ed will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please ddress their obcdient servant,
q, l.a.i TH0S +. CHAPMAN
JELLY. 63l Broadway, N Y,
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Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
EVERYWHERE.
STATE OFOHlO VIN1ON co.
SIerif's Sale,

STATE OFOHlO VIN1ON co.
Simon RatclfF, Plaintiff, In Cour. of Com.
William Does anl lanes On Verdi Order Of
Dolesi Defendants. Sale.
DURSUANT to tho command of an order of
i saeiE he above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas of the aforesaid
county of Vinton and State Of Ohio, will offer
atpubliu sale at the door of the court-hou.e
in the town of Macarthur in aforesaid county
Of Vinton, on
Monday 0ctoDer 1St A, d. 1866,
at the hour of, one o'clock p m of said day,
the following land. and tenoments, to wit:
The southeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter and the west half Of tho northwest
quarter of section number thirty-six 36 of
township number nine [9l of range number
nineteen Llsl containing one hundred and sixty
Il60I acres more or less. Also, the following
real estate e,ied upon by Francis Shades sher-
if of said county BY virtue Of writ Of execu-
ton issued in said cause dated Oh the goth day
Of September 1882, to wit: The outheast quar-
ter of the SOUTHEAST guar ter Of section number
thirty-six 1881 township number niLe [ 81 range
number nineteen Tl9l containing forty two Az
cres r. ore or less. r..#I .tF .r
Taken Us the property of William Doles and
James Doles to satisfy Judgment Of aforesaid
Court, in favor Of Simon Ratcliff. t. f..
| Appraised as follows to-wit Tho first de-
| scribed l60 acres more or loss!appraised at two
thousand dollars, [f2,O0o,l and the second de-
! seribed 4s acres more or less appraised at eight
hundred dollars, IsSnO and must bring two
/ thirds of that sum. -i.t.| .fr.r =.
Terms OF sale, Cash in hand. ..
| l"i.. '..I JOHN J. SHOCKEY,
HIS Bundy, Sheriff v. c. o.
Atty for pltif, , ... Aug. S0,w5.
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On Saturday, October 13. 1866.
vinton County, Probate Court:

VintOn County, Probate Court:
NoTICEs-Stsphen Darby, administrator of
IN the estate Of Britain Darby, dec'd, has
filed his accounts aud vouchers in the Probate
Court Of Vinton county, and State of Ohio, for
inspeetion and partsl settlement, and that the
same will be for hearing in said court on Sat.
urdsy, the 99th day of Sept, q. d. 1895.
4 ~ g. rt RICHARD CRAIG,
Sep. .a, Probate Judge.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Il. ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published as q benefit and as q CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay of Manhood, &C.,
supplying ut The same time The MEANS OF SELF
CURE. By one who has cured himself after un-
dcrgOing considerable quackery. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies
free of chrrge. may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn,
Kings co., New York. -. febl-ly
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Legal Notice.
The State of Ohio, Vinton Co.:

The State of Ohio, Vinton Co.:
In PROBATE CoUaT.
Petition TO complete dlcontrdct.
MARY PAGE, Lewis Page, Thomas Leach,
INl Rhoda Mullen Joseph Is. Mullen, Lewis
W. Leach, Louisa c. Buckner, Robert Buck
"er, Sarah A. Byrd and Ropert A. Byrd, all Of
Wood county, State Of West Virginia, George
A. Leach, James II. Leach, Mariamna A. 0gier
and Nicholas P. 0gier, all of Vinton county,
Ohio, and John B. Leach Of Jasper county
Stats Of Iowa, heirs at law aEd lega alrepre ZEN
tatives Of Willis Leach deceased, will take no.
tice chat on the 7th day September 1865,
Robert Buckner administrator Of the estate OF
Willis Leach deceased, fled in tie Probate
Court within and for the said county Of Vinton
q petition against them as defendants, and al
leglng that on the 25th day Of March 1865, the
laid Willis Leach then in full life, entered into
contract in writing with said George A. Leach
forthe sale of the following described real es-
tate situated in said county of Vinton to wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion number nineteen (l9) in township number
ten (lO) Of range number seventeen II Isave
and except about twelve acres out Of the south
west corner Of said wess half quarter, laying
and being all The land in said half quarter, on
the west side of tho road leading from Ham
den TO Allensville, in consideration Of which
shlu ueoIRo A. Leacn hSreec 70 puV Lne SUN
of three thousand dollars, that Two thousand
dollars Of said consideration was paid in hand
and that there remains ;dheind M paid on Sad
contract one thousand dollars with interest on
said sum from The 25th da, of March 1856,
thFt upon the payinent of the consideration
for said realty, being niado in full The baid
Willis Leach agreed 10 convey to sail George A.
Leach or his assigns by good gener j warran-
ty deed, the said real estpte, that said George
A. Leach paid tho two thousand dollars down
tc said Willis Leach in his lifetime, chat said
George A. Leach is ready and willing to pay
the balance Of purchase money onsaid con-
ract, so so n az valid deed can be made 10
him for said premises, and that the above
named persons defendants, are heirs at law lc-
gal representatives of said Willis Leach de-
ceased. The prayer Of said petition is for
authorityto makea deed in fee simple to said
George A. Leach in behalf of said heirs al law
upon payment of the residue of said purchase
money. Said petition win be for hearing on
the Sth day of October 1866, or as soon thereaf
ter as leave can be obtained of the said Court.
ROBERT BUCKNER,
admir-. of Willis Leach dec.
h. A. BhATToN, ATT'i. scp1Sw4
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MichaelDaugherty,s Estate.

NOTICE. Ths undersigued has been an.
IN lSinted and qualified 4dminstratof of the
estats oflMiehael Doughery, late ef3Iinton
County Ohio deceased. ~
ktak - PATRlcK HENRY Quin.
McArtnnr o. September, 10. 1856. 3,w.
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PRISONER EsCAPED.--On Thurs
day night last, man entered sew
eral dwellings in town, and helped
himself to divers pies and other
eatables, and stole a shawl from
Mr.. Redd's house. The last place
he entered before leaving town was
Hulburt's Hotel. He took Mr..
Hulburt's overcoat from under his
head whilst asleep, and put it on.
He then commenced examining
Mr.. Hulburt's pockets, which
awakened him, when he very cody
bid Mr.. H. good evening; whereup-
on Mr.. II. "made for him." as he
took a leap out of the window,
getting a good tall on the pave
ment, succeeding, however, in ma
king his escape. On Saturday
evening, in the western part of the
county, Marshal Barnes, Jacob
Cook, and B. +. Redd, caught the
same man while on the hunt of Ma
ley Thompson. Barnes and Redd
started home with him. Just be-
yond Ratlifsburg, Mr.. Redd left
Marshal Barnes and the prisoner,
and went to the residence of a Mr..
Clark to obtain horse for the pris-
oner to ride. When he returned
to where he left Barnes and the
prisoner, he found Barnes disarm-
ed, badly beaten, severely injured
and senseless, the prisoner having
attacked him and taking his pistol,
made his escape. These are the
facts, as near as we can gather
them.
This same man is said to have
escaped from Athens Jail.
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Spstial Aatiees.
Marriage and Celibncr.

.NEsSAY OF " AIMING AND .NSTRUC.
IA TlONFOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which prematurey Prostrate the
Vital Powers. with sure means cf relief. Sent
Free Of Charge. in sealed letter envelopes, Ad.
dress W: D. sklLLlN HOuGhION, Howard
Association, PhiIadclphia, Pa. agljyl
G0A A M0NTIIi-Agents wanted for SIX en-
epJU tirely new articles, just out. Address
q: t. CAREY, City building, Biddeford, Me.
iuno7iswly
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Thar MOB of the President of the

That MOB of the President of the
United States at indianapolis, was
considerable of an affair, in its
way; but it was nothing, compaied
to the great rush Of our people TO
DAN. WILL & Bros Original Cheap
Cash Store, since receiving their
stock Of new goods for fall trade of
1865, direct from New York and
Philadeldhia. They have the larg-
est stock brought to Macarthur in
the past six years. Call and see.
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$loo REWARD !

HNHE above reward win be given for the
arrest and. apprehension of MALEY
THOMPSON, who scaped, on the s.ght
Of the 9Th inst, from the Vinton County
-Jail, at Macarthur, Ohio. He is five feet
ten inches high, fair decomposition, dark hair,
blue eyes, and wore pair of Kentucky
Jeans pants. JOHN j. SH0CKEY.
'e sepl3W3 'Ifrf. Sheriff v. C.. o.
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sDLANKS of every description. for sale
ID at this Office sd .sI9d8yTs7S
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'' Thomas Cox's Estate. ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Cox,
late of vinton county, Ohio, dece ased. jo'ii
Aug. 23, is667wS, LEWISA. ATWOOD.
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!. Elias Davis, Estate.

.ii b, Elias Davis Estate. t....
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been dulyaappointed and qualified as
administrhtor Of tho estate Of Elias Davis.
late of Vinton Co. o., deceased. Dated at
Macarthur o. SEPT. Th 1885.
' LEWIS A A WOOD.
Sept 1873 W.
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RAILROAD LINES.
TIN ORE RAILROAD,

pHlIhADELPhIA,W WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TINE 1ABLL;,,C Commencing MONDAY. January 8,
a16 WI esVe depot corner Of BROAD street
Express Tram at O6 A. M (nondsy s excepted) for
PerryVs 'SBss %BesTsseSs Ss E%nsSSS,
MAGNOLIA and stemmer's Run.
De aware Rel road Iran at Sl5 A. NJ Sunday ex-
etepieds for Salisbury, Milford, ana intermediate
Way Mail Train at I5A M (sunday 3 excep,ed,. for
baltimore stopping at Chester, 1hurow Lnwood,
ClayIm99nt and all regular stations between Wilmington
Express Train at 245 p. NJ. Sundays excepted, for
cymon %mhson NSWsrk pPRs Rton q NoStBsas GbBes5st
nMtrTSVie1, 1 Hayre ae Grsce Aberdeen, Perryman's
Nlght Express at Ills p NJ. for Baltimore and
Gaym9nt Wtmillton, Newark, Elk,on, North East,
PeIlyyile and IlaYre de-Grace.
,MSprSe NSTiSlk, City Point Richmond VIII take
IS an additional accommodation for those holding
through Tickets for Baltimore WASHINGTON south
Depot at llSO A. n, connecting at Gray's Ferry with
WiIm GTGS GG6M ra1 G Oh DGT aoN RSk TRAINS
uS9tioppng at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave PhisdelphIa at SIS and lll5 A. NJ, and $50
DeaWSre Railroad or HS and al SGn9ests %a
leaye Wimineton at 100, sl5 and 80 A. NJ, and 90
rams for New Castle leave Philadelphia at IS A. NJ,
iHRoUGH TR AIMS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave sfR a FdR 5p9 Nj and 29 ana
Leave Chester at sol, S. and iOi4 A. NJ and 1896,
-" TBGm h BALTIM s oRP r. TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 8 rs A. NJ, Way Mail; l'l0 p M
Express; 635 4 NJ, Express 9'25 Z NJ, Express. y
An ACCOMMODATION Train for Hayre-de-Grac and in
termediate stations wi leave Ba timoTe a 4lOP. NJ
TRAINS FOR BAL lMORE
leave hester at So 4. NJ, 3 323 and IL 50P.M.
4P NJ " ' W ' '' "N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
express Train at 405 A. NJ Tor Baltimore and Wash
ington, stopping Wilmington. Perryy lie Hayre-da
Run. ' ~ 0i"A0A
Night Express lis p NJ tor baltimore and w osb
ington, stopping at Chester Thur ow Linwood Ciar-
mont Wilmington Newark Elkton Northeast perryy
vile, and Havre-de- Grace. '' 'AA'
A.specia train wi leave Philadelphia for wilmington
for intermediate stations az . y. Nj.
BAL IMORk FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 025 r M, stopping at Hayre-de-
Grace PeTryville and ilmingi Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito lake Phiaue pha and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore) and
chester to leave passengers from Baltimore WASH
inPton.
special train will leave Wilmington for Philadelphia
and intermediate stations at 6 30 z. IA
Freight train with passenger attached will leave
Wilmington for PeTryville and intermediate atons
'O 7. nj. H. Il. KENNFY, Superintendent
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PROPOSALS.
PROP AIS FOR soAl

CFFICE SUPERVISING COM'RY GULF STATES
No. 1888 JULIA Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La, February B, 1866. }
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this onice
until II O'Clock NJ MONDAY, February 26, 1856, for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with
$4,000 POUNDS GOOD HARD SOAP,
to lie made only from good materials, free from
adulteraton and unpleasant odOr, to contain no
more than twenty-five per cent Of water and to DO
well drled before being packed.
Samples of the Soap must delivered with the
Proposals (Which are required to be in duplicatel,
ana must oe IN neat boxes, iuly labelled and not III
paper parcels.
The whole be delivered on or before the SOth of
March, 1865.
two responsible parties Tor the faithful fument of
the contract If awarded.
The packages TO be of White Pine and made neatly,
the cost of the same TO be included in the price or
the article, and each package te be marked with the
contents gross, tare and net weight, the name of
the person furnishing the article and the date of
purchase
A printed copy of this advertisement must be at
ached 10 each bid and the proposals must be spe-
clfic in complying precisely with all the terms.
The Soap will be carefully inspected in such
mel as the Government may direct before being ac-
cepted, and compared with the samples retained.
1t must be delivered free of draYage, TO the Com
missary Storehouse, corner ThaIa and Ne Levee
streets, New Orleans, La, or at such place in this
cilY as may be required Dy the undersigned.
Payments to be made in Certificates of Indebted
ness.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bios offered.
The Proposals must be enclosed in an envelope
lseaedL addressed to the deragned, and endorsed
Proposals Tor Soap"
21311t Brevet BRIG. General and Sup'r G. S,
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CITY ORDINANCES.


n o II ID N NCE
n Authorizing the Mayor TO appoint Wounded
and Disabled Soldiers as Telegraph Operators.
Section /. 4 ne Select and Common Councils Of
the City Of Philadelphia DO ordain, That the Mayor
Is hereby authorized to appoint, desirable,
wounded and disabled soldiers, not exceeding two
Tor each station house. the police force OF the city
of Philadelphia, to be- detailed as telegraph opera.
tors and turnkeys to receive the same pay those
who are at present detailed for that purpose lPro-
yided that the present police force is not increased
therebyD And ali ordinances parts of ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed
WILLIAM 5. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTFIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of February, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty-slx
"a. ID. 1861.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
1t Mayer OF Philadelphia.
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ID ES OIL U I ION
IL To Establish Lines and Grades in the Twenty.
first Ward.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the city of Philadelphia, hat the Department OF
Surveys be and is hereby authorized and directed
to prepare plans, in duplicate, establishing the lines
lies between Shur's lane, Ridge avenue, and the
ver Scbuy kill, chargeaDe TO item No. IL OF appro
pratiOn mace to the Department of Surveys tor the
year 1866. -
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN EoKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Sc ect Council.
Approved this ninth day of February, Ammo
Domni thousand eight hundred and sxty-six
"a. ID. 1861
. MORTON MoMICHAEL,
1t AaYor of Philadelphia
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NO RTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, D0YLFSTOWN, MAUOH
BARRE. ~
AT I 80 A. M. Txpress), for Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Hazeton Williamsport and wilkes
A. $3.50 p N LExpressl for Bethlehem, Easton, etc.,
At SIS p. M, tor Bethlehem, Allentown Mapch
Chunk Danvllle ana w WilliamspOrt.
For Doylestown at S'35 A M, 230 and 4I5 M
Fol Fort Washington at 10 A. NJ. and IL z. NJ.
For LansGae at 6'l5 7. NJ.
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line Ctv
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
6l5P. NJ. ~ ~
Leave Lansdale at 6lO A. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 10 80 A. M and al5PN
ON SUNDAYS.
Phlladelph ior Bethlehem at o A. NJ.
Philadephia for Doylestown at p. NJ,
D0ylestOwn for Phi adephia at 20 A. NJ.
bethlehem ioT Philadelphia at 4 p. NJ
Through Tickets be pIocuI ed at the ticket ocaa
THIRD Street, or BERKs street ''0'-'
65 Mills CLARK Aoart
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DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
III NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and alter WEDNESDAY, November lst 1865, until
turther Notice
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia g. T. &, o, 10 H. l2 A. NJ, g. 9'IOs
3A, A., 81, u, Z, 8 8, 10, IL, ~ p NJ.
Leave Germantown 6, Z, ~, 8, 90 o, TO- IL II A.
l,2. 3, 4, Az, 81, z so 10, lip. NJ
The % down train and 3H and 5X up trains will not
stop on the Germantown Branch
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave GeImantown6 A. NJ, i. 8, 0A NJ
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phiadelphia6 8, 10, II A. NJ ., A 6A, 7,ss
Leave Chestnut Hill 7lO minutes, s. $40, Il4O A. NJ,
40, $40, 8 ~, $40, 40, and l040 minutes r. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 0l0 minutes A. M, 2'and p. N.
Leave hesn9t Hili7'4O minutes A. NJ 1910, $40 and
F1R CON NsHoHoCKRN AND NoRRIsToWN.
Leave Philadelphia 835 minuies,, llO5 A. M, III g.
AZ, 81, 6A, 8 05 minutes and Ia T. NJ.
Leave Norrisown 6A, u 75O 8, ii A. NJ, IN, ~, ana
The 5K p NJ t1ain VIII stop at School Lane Wissa-
hiokon M anayunk Spring Mill, and COnshohocken only.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, ~, and Up. NJ.
Leave NorristOwn A; M and 81; NJ
FOR MANAYUNK.
Lfaye sE 6H ss and HA r. M minutes iO' A. %
Leave Manay unK 6h, III 20, OK, III, A. NJ" 6k,
'l' ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, ~ and =. M
Leave Manayunk ~ A. M, bK, ana SP. M.
w. S. WILSON General Superintendent.
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets
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Mr.. Goschen, the youngest of the English
cabinet ministers, is 81 years old; Earl de Grey
and Ripon is 3S; the Duke of Argyle, az; Earl
Granville, so; Mr.. Cardwell, So; MIR. Gladstone,
5G Mr.. Gibson, SO. In the new House OF Com
mons there are forty members under 80 years of
age. The youngest is the Earl of Tyrone, who
is only 81. the Others the Hon. G. De Grey,
Lord C. j. Hamilton, and Hon. G.. A. CARING
ton are %; the Hon. Y. Dawson, %; Captain
Stanley and Mr.. A. Greville, "a. Nine members
stand at 25 the rest OF the forty vary from 26 to
20. The Oldest member of the House is Sir W.
Werner, who is SO; the next is Mr.. w. II. Bar
row, who is ST.
---Adelina Patti appeared at Paris on the 18th
ultimo for the first time this season in Linda"
The house was crowded to excess, all the ladies
were in full ball costume, and some, it is said
were literally blazing with diamonds. The first
act passed without any great excitement, but at
the close Of the second, Patti ran considerable
risk of being annihilated by the storm of bou
quets which were thrown from all parts OF the
house. At the close of the opera she was re-
called ten times to receive the enthusiastic ova-
tons Of the house, which she acknowledged with
her accustomed modest grace. 1t is reported
that she receives six hundred dollars night
Tor this engagement.
"A faCetious letter writer in Washington says,
that he was recently compelled to pay this bill,
although the payment reduced him to the ex-
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FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il al the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY ana
connecting RaiIToads Increased des patch.
The CAMIEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
JRANSPORI IATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York VIII leave WALNUT street Wharf at
O'Clock r. NJ, daily Sundays excepted
Freight must be delivered before ~ p M, to be for
warded the same day Returning the above lines VIII
leave New York at u noon, and and P. M.
Freight Tor trenton Princeton, Kingston New Bruns-
wick and al points on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
ton the New Jersey. the Freehold and Jamesburg an
the burlington a9d Mount Holly railroads, received and
forw arded up TO p. Nj.
The BelvideIe De aware Railroad connects at Phil
npsburg with the LehRh Valley Railroad and at ManTn-
kachunk with all points II Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad forwarding TO Syracuse Bufaio
and oher points in Western New York,
The New Jerey Raj road connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Centra Railroad and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A SIP memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
bers Shippers and conslgnees must In every instance
be sent with each load of goods receipt will be
gwen Increased facilities have been made for the
transport alton OF Live Stock. DrOyers ave Invited 10
Try Tie route When stock furnished in quantities OF
two carloads mOre 1t will be delivered at the foot
OF Forieth street near the Drove Yard at Pier No
orh river as the shippers may designate at the time
OF shipment For terms other information, apply 70
WALTZ r FREEN AN Fi eight Agent
Ill No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia.
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ID Il S o l. u I j ON
II Changing tne Names of Certain Streets in the
Iwenty-seCOnd Ward.
Resolved, By the select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the names
Duncannon avenue, and Wyandotte street, as now
laid out upon the sectional plans of the Twenty
second Ward, be and the same hereby changed
as tollOws;-
DuDcannon avenue to Wynne street, Wyandotte
street to Westera avenue, and that the Department
OF Surveys be directed to change the names as
corded upon the approved plans. Provided, the
parties interested therein shall pay all expenses of
advertising, etc., incident to such change
WILLIAM S. SIOKLEY,
President of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
CLERK OF Common Council.
JAMES IYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this ninth day OF February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sXty-slX "a ID. 1861
MORT ON McMICHAEL
1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.