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sg~ Mr.. Jacques Oliveira, the "a
nous violinist, personally known to
MANY Of our citizens, died, after a
lingering and painful illness in New
Orleans, on Tuesday last. He was
81 years of age a native Of Am
sterdam, Holland
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MADAME RISTORI

TNVINCED great interest In the American man
IL uacturers during her stay among us, and
took away with her several specimens of our
work. Among other afticIes which accompanied
her to France was GROVER BAKERS SEW.
ING MACHINE. Not machine presented to
her by this price, but one which she purchased
at their esta tlisnment last week, the visit being
made by the Risturi family without soicita-
ton. Messrs GROVER & BAKsR have Just finished
handsome machine made to the order of the
Queen Of Madagascar. 1t is getting to be fact
tnst,ths machines made by this house are known
aud ia use In rsarly every habited part of the
globe .--uoME JOURNAL Netc York. ju2O st
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s6- When is plant like a hog !?
When it begins to root. And when
is it like a soldier? When it begins
to shoot.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-20

EJ- ~ G. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims Bills &C. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET
Office at the Court House.
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DRIED APPLES.

TNAMIiIES using Dried Fruits can secure. an
4 extra quality Of sun cored (Dried) Apples Of
juue1S JOSHUA BEAL
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BATON OUGE:

ay- WHARTON ILLINGswoRTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, liz Common street.
between Camp and st. Charles streets, New Orleans.
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TOBACCO large assortment OF smoking
i and Chewing Tobacco, Just received at
npr2O F. NJ. BROOKS DRUG STORE,
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FuRrHER sTATENENT.

THUE. DUH.
BELIZE, British Honduras, June 5, 19e
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-20

LNREsH DRUGS AND MEDICINES, a complete
II assortment at g. d. WADDlLL's,
feb5 Drug Store, Main street
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GOOD AS WHEAT.

TT YOU want Il Barrel of fac fresh gronpt
L Flour aud Al reduced prices, never halt unit
you reach the store OF
juueS JOSHUA BEAL,
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TOAL OIL ut q. d. WADDILL'S,
~ fsbS N4iG street. near Third
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NEW MAY BUTTER.
FAMILIES supplied with fne new Northern
i May Butter, at the low price Of forty cents
per pound. [june12l JOSHUA BEAL
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PRINTING CARDS

A FEW TIERCES Of choice Lard, to dealers,
N can be had at Thirteen Cents If called Tor
immediately. ljunt4 A. JACKSON
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

BELMONT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cIErY.-The annual election for officers o.
the Belmont County Agricultural Society
took place on Monday. The following
Board was chosen: 10,
Resident-H Isaac Welsh, of Wash.
inRton Township. sr
Vice. President Robt. 8. Clark, of Union
Township.
Board of Managers Marshall Of
Richlan1, Hiram Pennington Of Richland,
Chas. n. Arick of Richland, Thomas A.
Mitchell of Coleraiu, d. B. Hoge, Arch.
Gifin of Ricbland, Thos. A. Thompson Of
Pease, r. M. Wilkins of Richland.
Under the new order Of things the Secrc.
tary and Treasurer are elected by the Board.
This we regard as decided Improvement.
Moro care can be taken in the selection Of
those important officers
Mr.. Welsh will make capable President
Ho has had great experience in public af-
fairs, and, besides, is one of our most en-.
lightened farm ers and q gentleman Of
thought and culture. TITS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

BRIDdRPoRr ITEMS. Business. has been
very dull at Bridgeport since the holidays,
except among the lumber men,. Thelumber
trade is unusually brisk. ..-rs
The G. & p. r. X. Co. is building q
double track for some distance South Of the
creek bridge, for the purpose Of standing
cars on. Owing to the increase Of freight
for Bridgeport, the company has not room
enough at present. We we're in error when
we stated the new r. r. bridge was injured
BY the running out of the ice in the creek.
One or two trestles Of the old temporary
bridge we're washed away, but the sew iron
bridge is all right, and beautiful structure
it il.
Skating is all the rage among Bridgepor-
ters just now. Men, women, and children
take part in it.
On Sunday morning, about 3 O'Clock, a
fire broke out in small house on the plank
road, opposite the, LaBelle House. The
citizens demolished tito prevent the fire
from spreading. This prompt action.
together with the snow, saved the houses
adjacent and Baggs' Lumber Yard.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

SHERFF SAMUEL B. PrPER was sworn
into Office on Monday, oy Col. ]. R. Mitch.
ell, Clerk Of the Common Pleas. Sheriff
Piper las .6ne business qualifications. and
We predict the business of the Sheriff 8 Of
6cs under bis administration will be un-
usually satisfactory. Deputy-Sheriff Gar
rett cannot be sworn in until his appoint
msnt is approved by the Court. He has
taken possession of the Jailor's house. and.
We presume, will be officially installed into
Office In a few days. To the SCARED veteran
who viii keep watch and ward" over the
jail ws doff our hat, and wisha Happy New
Yssri
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

A VERY pleasant masquerade party came
of atthe residence of r. H. Cochran, Esq,
on Monday night. 1t would probably be
invidious for us to particularize, but we
cannot resist speaking of tho excellent
MRS Partington," by Mr.. j. A. H,
Brother Jousthan." by Mr.. q. W,
aud "Ike Partington, by Mr.. j. H. o..
Among the ladies'. "The Flower Girl" and
the 'Gipsey Fortune Teller" by the Misses
L--, the demure "Quakeress, by Miss
H., "Pocabontas," BY Miss W., and
others that we cannot now call to mind. at.
trscted particular attention.
We had almost forgotten to mention that
"Louis Napoleou, Emperor Of ireland, p
was also on hand. .-s .a,
A superb collation. was served up after
the masks were removed, and the balance
Of the evening spent in hiarity.
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MI "A r r IE d .


GARRIsoN-R Russell. On the 3rd of jan
uary, 1857. by Rev d. E. Howell, Mr..
David Garrison and Miss Mary Russell,
CUTsHAw-EAsTHAM = On the LIST of JAN
uary, 1867, at the residence of Moses
Workman, Esq, by Rev. d. Trueman,
Mr.. Samuel Cutshaw and Miss Jane
Eastman.
RoDEFER-WALLAoE.- AT the residence
of Matthew Wallace, Esq, Dec. 26. 1866,
by Rev. d. H. Laverty, Mr.. SiIas Rode.
fer and Miss Martha Wallace, all of Bel
mont Co., Ohio.
GRIFFIN-GRTrFITH.--At the Belmont
House, Belaire, Ohio, Jan lst, 1867, by
Rev, D. II. Laverty, Mr.. WIN. H. Griffin
and Miss Sarah q. Griffith, both of Bel
mont Co., Ohio.
SLoAN-Yosr.--On Jan. 3, 1867, at the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev.
VIM. Wishart, Mr.. VIM. Sloan and Miss
Hannah A. Yost, both Of Harrison Co.,
Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

JURoRs FOR THE FEBRUARY TERN OF
TEE CoMMoN PLEAs.-The following jurors
we're yesterday drawn for the February Term
Of the Common Pleas: o..
GRAND JURY.
Thomas M. Nichol. Whee cling Tp.
Emmett Wright, Goshen.
Thomas Coffield, Wayne.
George w. Barnes, Richland.
John Kelly, Pultney.
Anderson b. Ralston, Peass.
John Darrah. Pease.
Silss Sheppard, KIkwood.
William Cham 5ers, Richland.
John Lisle. Wayne.
George Burns, Goshen.
John Tageart, Richland.
Thomas Neal, Wayne
Robert d. Thompson, Richland.
Reece Berry, Pease.
i..s PETIT JURY.
Z. P. Rhodes, Pease Tp. ~
John White, Goshen.
Josiah Watson, CDlerain.
Matthew Boothe. WAYNE.
j. II. Coleman, Mead.
A. FL. Caldwell. Washington.
Henry Neff, Smith.
Robert Hutchison. Mead.
John White, Colerain.
Il. Il. Brown, Warren.
Martin DeI4oDg. Mead.
Amos G. Martin, Goshen.
The term will commence February IL
ind will be very busy one. nl
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
Jan. B.

APpLEs.ee$3 OO@3 25 y Dbl. dried 8
@l0c Z tb.
BEANs.-$1 1902 90.
BUTTER. -22924c in large lots, but not
much doing.
CANDLES. lie for city mould tallow;
27c for star; $50 for hotel.
CARBON OIL.-Sellinq at SOC for refined.
CHEEsE.--W. r. l6i@l7c; factory lOc
Eaas. More offering at 27c in lots.
FLOUR. -Iu good demand; Extra $I2 90
(0l3 90; Family $l2 75(9l4 OO; fancy Sl4
5O(0l5 10.
LARD. Good supply; lC@l2c in tierce;
l2c in kegs for choice family
Provisions. Shoulders l3c. plain hams
24c, sugar cured (uncanvussed) 25c, canvass
ed 26c, bacon sides 80 for ribbed, clear l4Ac.
mess pork $22 for new.
SUGAR. Havana. in boxes, l1ac; Cuba
l239l33c, choice Porto Rico l3i@l5c;
hard refined lie; coffee sugar l5@l6c
SYRUP. .-55@60c tor lower grades, COCO
81 Is for good to best brands, Porto Rico
molasses s0C9S5c. New Orleans 81 90
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Y:w advertisements.
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
George 4 Smith
VS..

George Smith - In Partition.
Oliver p. Smith, ct nj. Belmon, common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me di.
ID rected, will offer at Public Sale, on the premises
In kirkwood Township, near the Northeast corner OF
said Township. on
Saturday, February l6, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p.
n, OF said day the following described premises stu-
ate in Belmont County, to wit: }stt'F tF'g d
Being part OF Southeast quarter OF Section S, Town
ship 8. Range 6i beginning Tor the the North
east corner OF said quarter running South with the T.
boundary line of said quarter 1896 rods a stone
thence South i6s deg. West Is rods to q post thence
North 10 deg. West ~ rods and 5000; thence North
4Ot deg West 10 rods thence North 22! deg. West 81
rodsi thence North 50 deg West II 2S-iO0 post on
the West line OF said quarer thence or.h deg Fact
S53< poles to the Nor corner OF said qSarter;
thence South 50 deg East I63 100 poles the place
sf beginning; containing "a acres and 77-iOo more or
less 7
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash in hand one -thi, d
in one year and third in two years with interes st
on deferred payments
Appraised at 50. 800 90.
SAMUEL. PIPER. Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
Sr. CLAIR KELLY, Auy for Petitioner.
sherih's otce, 81 Clairsville, Jan 10, 1857
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

THE BEsErITs or ADVERTISING. Mr..
VIM. II. Watson, Of Wheeling Township,
advertised his farm for sale in last weeks
CHRONICLE Ho writes usto withdraw the
ad,ertisement--tbe farm has been sold d.
ready. ". y, n. p A. u 2 .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

Frank Millcr's PREPARED HARNESS OIL
Blackiug for Oing Harnesses, Carriage To U.s.
&c. ready tor use, with directions for using.
Frank Miller's LEATHER PRESERVAfIVE
Wpter-Prooi Oil Backing, for B OTIS l. Shoes
Frank MfJler's PALE PRESERVAIIVE. EX-
pressly ior Ladies' Gent emens and Chiidreu's
Morocco, Kid. Calf and Patent Leather shoes.
Frank Mfller's BRILLIANT JET BLACK pol
ish .ll B acking. ~ H.-g h y ~ u
For sale generally in the U. 8. and Canadas
FRANK MILLER Co, Is & " Cedar ST N Y.
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fHASKs.-We return our thanks to Gen.
Wager Swayne. Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau for Alabsms, for q copy Of
hisrspot; to Gen. B. r. Cowen, Adjutant-
Gsnsral Of Ohio, for copy of his annual
report; and to senator West for reports Of
the beneyolent institutions of our State.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR IHK
"WOMEN Of the WAR" "

ATTRACTING THoUsANDs By It's thrilling record Of The
noble und pure minded women who followed their hus-
bands and sons TO the War. q, ..-,r. ss,tt --.sI
Written in the glowing and soul stirring Language of
FIR iNK MOORE.
Selling beyond our most sanguine expectations
$4,000 COPIES SOLD THE FIRST MONTH ITS ISSUE
Hundreds Of Concentrations IRON the Press aud dis.
ungushed individuals pouring in from all parts of
the country Agents are reporting from TO TWENTY
FIVE orders per day. and say the, find many who are
ready TO take the work presented, which is
a NEW FEATURE IN THE BooE BUSINESS. This work is
Its own recommendation and sells freely 10 the best
men aud women will in the Agency find lucrative en-
ployment
Send for Circulars giving full particulars, and see
our terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
14S West Fourth Street Cincinnati, o. .
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Belmont Chronicle
ST.. CLAIRSvILLE, O.:
Thursday, Jan. 10, 1857.
Local Matters.

ETNorIcE TO SUBscRrBsRs.-AH of
eur subsc,7bers pho. find their paper marked
hm 4 on the margin, after their names,
sciU understand that their subscriptions are
about out. and that they are requested to
renetD.
All papes stopped when the subscriptions
expire.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

TExPERANcE,-Capt. L. Danf6rd will
sddrsss the Tempersece Association at tbs
Court House, on sse light next.
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aSt,ssissSssrMs0r's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Coust
lN for Belmont County Ohio the undersigned WA.
appointed aud qualified Administrator OF the estate
oil Mary Boroe deceased late Of said County.
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
Jan. 10, 1s67 JOHN BOROFF Admir-
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A FINE snow on Saturday night, and .
little falling occasionally since, has again
given us good sleighing:
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

SneriHs sale Oh keaI Estate.
V" Du'A In Partition.
Jane Smith, NIT 6, al. Belmont Common Pls..
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me di.
- rected, will offer AT Public Sale, OIL The prem es
abo I " miles Southwest from Belmont on
Thursday, February ii, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and clock r.
ate in Belmont County, 10 wit;
Being part OF the Southwest quarter OF Section 10,
Township T. Range s; beginning lor It's boundaries on
the Eastern boundary of said Section 10 poles North
the centre hereof; thence North est deg. West 30
poles thence South II deg. West ~ poles; thence N
81 deg West iz1 6O poles, 10 'hr Western boundary
OF said quRrteri thence with said line South II deg
West II poles to the Southwest Of said quarter;
thence south set deg Rss 1880 poies southe
corner Of said quarter; thrLce North ~ deg East o.
poles, 10 the begnHingi containing ~ acres aug SIS
perches OF land
TsRMs OF SALK: One third cash IN hand, ene-third
in yenr and onehird in Two years, with interest
on deferred payments.
Appraised Ut - $50 90.
s. b PIPER Sheriff belmont Co, o.
GEO. w, HOOK, Airy for Petitioner.
Sherf's Once 81 Clairsville, Jan, 10, 1867.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.

THE lands lots and lots returned delinquent Bemop
and described the following '' " 'A"'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10

Winter Employment.
$500 per month or eqf fsa1s s:.a. rst MI. %
troduce New and Usefui Invention, of ab-
souie utility in evesy household Agents preferrirg 10
work on Comn,iss on can earn from e20 to e50 per
day: For full particulars, enclose stamp and address
w. q. wILsOT a CO., Cleveland, Ohio
WANTxp, Agents TO sell Gen. Basil w Duke's His
tory Of Morgun's Cavalry" Everybody buys it,
Agents are making slOO per week. For choice OF
territory, address GRO. v. FKssxSpES, Publisher, ia
Main Street, Cincinnati, o.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, con-
IA tanning nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine PLATE
ENGRAViNGS Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
IN state OF Health and Disease with a Tresiise on
Early Errors, its Deplorable Conseauenees upon the
Mind and Body with the Authors Plan OF Tresimeni-
the only raons and mode Of Cure shown
by the report Of cases treated A truthful sdveer 20
the married, and those contemplating marriage who ep-
terrain doubts OF their physical condition Sent free Of
postage 10 any address on receipt OF IS in stamps
or postal currency, by addressing DR. LA CROlx, No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author may be
consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats. Medicine sent any part Of the world.
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NOTICE. We do not pretend 10 be selling goods si
cost" and less thsn cost when we have no such in
tenton Rut we do say that we will sell every descrip
ton OF Boots and Shoes for lers money than any o,he
deaierin Wheeling Pays for the sume goods.
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Nero 10 her eby given that q ,hs Probate Court
IN for Belmont County, Ohm, the undersigned was
appointed and quA6sd As Admns,Faios wiiR tbs will
anaszed et The ssatsr John Brady deceased, late 81
Xil those lndst,sd 10 said estate are ssques,ed 10
make immediate paymenti and those having elaisks
AspsI SAID estate are notified 70 present hsm for set
20 .-rs. HAHRlsoN BRADY, Adm'r
Jan ~ 1857 u-w With tho will annexed.
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Washes Well! Wears Well!
The Genuine Magic RuffIe.

These goods, having the above trademark OH the
Box ard Gard, are warranted 10 full yards
in each piece. and to WEAR and WASH ss wrli as
any made by hand.
fHk GENUINE MAGIC RUFFLEs, still manu-.
facured ny the original inventors AID patentees, on
su enor achnery, from the best Materials and under
careful supervision, have wihsiood III, tests of sx
years constant use, giving nvariabe satisfaction
Manufaciu ed BY THE MAGIC RuFFLE COMPANY, 95
Chambers Street, New York, Also Mann facturers OF
RUFfLE FLUrING IRONS. HoNE MADE RUFFLEs.
THE ADvERTlsERs' GAZETTE, pub-
lished a. Hoston Mass is the onyl Sslio alien OF lis
kind IN this country. conians information indspen-
sable TO every Advertiser Subscription price One Dol
lar P' year, IN advance Specimen copies 10 cents.
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CoAL AND eRAIs sHovELs, d. o,s~s. l..
" eoa- tA s'tftge.l sIH3g fnsl n tas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
BAGGAGE CHncKE ED THROUGH,
~ H.. .r...,,. =. H., !. h. ,,,, ,th.r pn,,..

TEE sRsr VENTILATED AND Mosf Luxe srcrv eIHRp-
i've CoacaRs A1rIN THE WORLDLY accompa.
ny all night trains this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02

IN connection With all Westetn Hines, . iollows,
FROM DUNKIRK AND ALAMAHCA-
- ksv Ysrk time iron Union DsspAs
ss.g 80. :. ...as.
and connects at Hcrnesyils and Corning With
the 800 :. m Express. Nail from Buffalo, and y,
Ss35 r. n. Lightning Express, from ealA-
msnca, (kundays excepted1. etops at Horns,s-
VILE .as ?; m (srpl, interpreting Nth the a2o
Ais ?. n New York night E1pr.... rom
ca a:5b . m; olsan 1885 m tsnpE Turner's $50
(Bkft) and arrives in New York At IL so p.
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and Steam
for Boston and New England Cities
$50 N Cincinnati Express, from Dun
kirk, [sunaaya.xcepted) stop. at Salamanca at
The i,2o ?. NJ Train from buffalo, arriving in New
York at 3:a5 r. NJ.
FROM BUEFALO-By New York tim. from De-
pot cor. EXCHANGE ami Michigan Streets:
5 AS A. m. New York Day Express, (sun-
days cxceptedl stops at Hornels,ii e:c3 a. m,
7.55 M, Csap aud arrits in New York 1880 D.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
swsnna Western Railroad, and ut Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train Of New jersey Rail-
road for Philadelphia Raltiuor and Wsshin gton.
| 500 A. NJ. Express Mail, Via Avon aud IIor-
netlsvie fsundsys exceptedC Arrives In New
York at I; a., m. Connects at Elmira with North
ern Central hallway for HarriSure, fhilade phia,
Baltimore, Washington and points South.
3.a0 p. NJ. Lightning p Hpress, JSundays ex-
oepted). stops 1t Hosne,lssiis ssas p. tsup.),
and arrives ID New York roo 1. m. Connects AZ
Jersey City With Morning Express Train Of New
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington,
| snd At New York With Morning Express Train for
boston and New England Cities-
6.1O r M. New York Night Expr es -,
| DAILY. etpsat Portage SOB p, m. tsup.l inter
| secting at Hornessil- with the 4lt IN. Trait
ftom Dunkirk. and arrive in New York at 1890
1876 p. M. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepte51 Stops at susquehenhs 1880 q m. fBkfis
Turner's LILO ?. m, tDne}, and arrives in New
York at s95 p N. Connects at kinira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg. PhH
delpha, Baltimore, Washington and roipts aon IN,
| at Great Bind with Delaware. iachn~auna 4
Westcr Railroad for Scranton, Trenton End Phil
adelphia and at Nav York with Afrrno, Trains
| and stesmers for Boston and New Englani Cite.
| Only One Train East on Sunday leaving Buffalo at
| $40 p. m and reaching New York at 1890 .. NJ.
/ Posroy AND NEw ENGLAND PAEsESGERs with thety
Baggage Transferred free Of charge in New York
RTo pleasure travellers tn. line of the Erie Railway
presents objects OF interest passing through the
and Raapo rivers, an changing pano Of
/ of natures beauties commando attention.
4 TEE sRsr VENTILATED AND Mosr Luxe ncsv sIIsr-
I'VE CoacHss A1-IN THE WORLD-ks accompa-
| ny al night trains on this railway
BAGGAGE CHICK ED THROUGH,
| And fare alssayt al loo a, b. other Roaie
lTAsK F0R TICKETS VIA ERlB RAILWAY, -
| Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
4 Ofnces In the West and South West.
II. RIDDLE, WIN. Il. BARR,
Genl sup't. oen1 Pass. Ag't
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TOLEDO, WABASH { WEST \
i A I + W "A z

8O2
From Keokuk, Iowa, 70 all Peiats,
EAST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
No Change Of oh,s from Fbasdo y kts1snppf Rss~.
CHANGE OF TIME.
further notice. Trains viii run y follows:
zzpr... No. 1..1.as \ Man No. l.........ass i y
Mail No. 9..-..-A:2O P II sxpsess No. s..a.1ss II
f iou u s1p- s:as 81 I ss Il E1'- $50 r
Freight No. Atlas P n Freight No. l.. s:ss N
Nos and .. daily :. aud IL Daily except SUNDAY
omnibussss leave KsoKvx ~ minutes earlier than
the ahore time and never fall connecting with all Pas
senEer Trains ut Hamilton
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Keokuk at 500 p. M, will arrive in
81. Loais At 6.15 q. m.
| Leave st Louis Mt $40 p. M, arrive at Ike.
skuk TOO .. m.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through between
Hamilton &St. L0nis
FARE SAME Az BIZ BOAT.
This sss and shortrouts offers greater daesaent
than any ethsr, ~ being 80 much
TIE SHORTEST 4 MOST DIRECT.
70 s. Losas Springfield, 1o'sde, l.asa~apoli., oasrs.
oisc.snGti, PEs!.ss, Philadelphia, ien f0rk,
sasf 5.-9 Bostori, and all poirts ia the o. s
7hfeugh Tickets az low a. the lowest
New and elegant Sleeping Carsrun from Bluff City
lafayette pas pGefs get seood GIFTS
while PHEsning their jsnfney- rg-.v
Ffehts By thisfoute viii be f0rx axded Ri dispatch
r11s<sss Freight Train runs thtpasA <sos Toledo 4
Keokuk IN 46 houre Over caf sss aud
settled. Rates 1. iow = 81 M other route.
seOEEEOsIn etoaa Depot, corner Front .sd Johnsor
9Sia ke1knk.
- 81 W, 4. AoDeEA.: arai.Aee, ksoklh.
| T. L. KNAPP, =. 4. GHAPIN,
mayid.r spriHfAeM srtipsheld.