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The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

PROMENADE CONCERT. fourth of those
successful and delightful promenade concerts
got up by the Portland Mechanics Blues. will
come off at City Hall tomorrow evening. 1t
Is only necessary to announce this fact to draw
crowd. For all that have attended those
given will be sure to go, and many who have
not attended, but have heard such glowing ac-
counts OF them are bound to see if those ac-
counts were correct.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

POLICE ITEM5.-Six persons were taken to
the lookup Saturday night-three for drunk
enness and three for drunkenness and disturb
ance.
Only one person was brought in during the
day on Sunday. for drunkenness.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
DIED..

In this city, Feb 90, Mrs. Mary L. s. Lush. AGED
IS years. ecu
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock, from
her late residence 80 smith street. 'ioHi
Solomon thenery, aged 20 years ' WIG VI
IF neral on Tuesday forenoon mt 81 o,c,oo,- =. -,
late residence Falmouth, 0ioeA' at her
IN ,,orliam Feb. y, Lincoln bic. aged % wars
OF hi rather. ~ 'h1 resiuence
n In Brunswick, Feb IL, Mrs. Sarah c., wife Of Levi
v.a an Brunswick Feb q, Joseph Given, aged 16
r,,,ra Lew s,' SION. Feb 20, Mrs Jane, vie OF Hum
Morse. ~,A ~ "'e -
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02


H W Richardson, Enoch Kni.h'.
The meeting was accordingly organized.
many of the Vice-Presidents occupying seats
on the platform.
Upon taking the chair, xGovernor Wash
burn addressed to the audience some remarks
appropriate to the occasion. He adverted
briefly to the dispute between the two branches
of the government that set up conflicting
claims in the matter of reconstructinp the
Southern States. Whether the doctrine of
State suicide is true or false, whether the
Southern States are in or out of the Union.
he said that it must be conceded by all that
those States had no gouernnsents The cues.
ton is, then, whether governments shall be re.
stored to those States by one man, who is the
servant of the people, or by the people of the
United States themselves. 1t was conceded
that the President might initiate measures of
reconstruction subject to the revision and
control of Congress, but when he undertook
to carry out measures Independently of Con-
gress and in defiance of that body he usurped
functions not belonging to him. The speaker
then contrasted the wise and humane policy
of Congress, which contemplates only the Sc
curity that arises from the establishment of
justice and is no more severe than is absolute
ly necessary for the attainment of that end,
with the reactionary policy of the President.
Maryland and Kentucky were mentioned as
good illustrations of what the Southern States
would be if reconstructed according to the
Presidents plan. There the only claim to
official preferment acknowledged was service
in the Confederate army, and the lives and
property of freedmen were destroyed with
impunity. II the State, now denied repre-
sentation in Congress were restored as john
son desired, nothing could prevent the as
sumption of the Confederate debt; an act
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

The members and friends of the Young
Mems Christian Association are reminded of
the social reunion at their Rooms this eve
ming. Those members who have not received
cards of admission can obtain the same at the
rooms to daY.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Bristol Line.

The steamers Brs oil and Providence having been
Withdrawn Tor few weeks, in order to renovate and
reit them, the Bristol Line will run two frsl-clas
fast propellers from Bristol, In connection with Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad, exclusively Tor Freight
Shippers are assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad. Fer fur her information stencils and re-
ceipts, apply at Company's Office, No. 3 Old State
House Boston, Washington and State streets.
The Bristol and Provder ce will resume their trims
at an early day. GEO. SHIvERICK,
Jan 1, IS g. ja7dtt sN Freight Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Hotel Arrivals.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,.

COMMERCIAL HOUSE,.
Wilson, Boston S A Hammeceishreber, l.
A FCox, Brunswick Aaibor
E Stuart, Briigton Bibbel & W, Falmouth
E W Blaisdell, Boston s Q Haskell. Boston
M Mssa 30 30 SS g dnsSssS Fs Fi1ss
j Cole. Limington j Hobson. Saco
% A Gould, So windham c + Moalton, Lewiston
A X Lord, w Buxton c r Matthews, WWlnd'm
r Whitehouse, Limerick A Nye, Cha ham
+ Gross, New Gloucester Miller. Rowland
9 Harrington, NewYorkF Schumacher, Oynheusen
Cunningham, Camb'e
CITY HOTEL.
VIM Field. Brunswick a Marian. Boston
j S Robinson. Waterford NJ Ross, Exeter
G punham n wsstbro0k var Grass MA
Woodsiae, Brunswick Hanscsonb, Biddeford
A w Rogers, w Meridian X Maynaro, Lewiston
r Wolston, Bath Geo Frank, Cornish
j II Northup, Boston kF Polling Augusta ..
Geo Moore, Saco j W Jackson & W, Bangor
PREBLE HOUSE.
A Robinson. Montreal j Titcomb Kenuebunk
" = Ghadbourn, Boston J n Thompson, aorh n
! Richardson, Do Do, E AA 4, nrs, Boston
Grant, anaRhE 80 SeS YORK % Ssn Johns 30
Miss Claflln, Hopkinton M Gilderslean, N YORK
J D Thompson, Chicago Geo Bachelor. Boston
dos Se York M ksad a1'''n
ii M ii0yey, 6ath MISS Il ColDur', SC II )uS
Il Towle, Boston Il Hale, Ell sworth
+ Lamprey, Someryie ID Fessend' n Auburn
Moves, Gorham CA ingalls,. Montreal
ID Robinson, Boston H Cousens, Rochester
WA Campbell, Brunswick Crockett, G"rham
W Field. do H j Gardiner, New York
U. $. HOTEL.
C Holloway, 3 nston j Brigham, Canada
G + Adams, New York Geo Davis, OHIO
A T. Baker, Toronto VIM Marihan, Montreal
G w knight, Boston Fitzgerald, Boston
H Robbins, do Hdse, Hal fax tia
l. b Follett, Salem A Galact, Conn -
j Young & W. Yarmouthr j Hudson, Detroit
S G Kicker, Cornish It Wovdman, Is Pond
Fawcett, Eng and d w Faulkner, Montreal
Goodwin, Kennebrnk W Bennett, Hartford
Mrs Liitlefed, NBrunsckB III Gibson, canada "a
Beulett 81 W ,NHa'en
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Izz1.lKx59 5z51NzE1$
OR THE-
Choice Fruits and Spices

THEIR STRICT PCRTrY, DELICIOUS FLAyoRs,
UNBIvAL,D STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting rad. fro 10 yers of CHOICE rLAy
oRS which is W thout parallel.
Their sreat success d; because they nre the true
T.ch Edgors Of the fruits o1d spices u remarkable
strcfi9M.
EA-Goy. JAMES Y. SMITH, of Providence, r. l..
says my W fe pIonounces them superior to any
havhriny extracts she has ever used ;"
Ex- ,ov. WEN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut
saws: For long time We have used them, and
find them very fne''
lr. j. G. HOLLAND. (Timothy Titccmh) author of
"Katrina," 81. :, the we'll known author o Spling
hel Mass, :'"They are tie standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers reble their sales with them
Sold IN PorG'aud Me-, by
sAML. G III AOWlCK - Market square,
by all dealers in choice aavors. 6m1aw sn
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

OCEAN STEAMERs.-Steamship Peruvian,
Capt. Ballantine, sailed from this port for Lv-
erpool at o'clock Sunday morning, taking
out IL cabin and 10 steera9e passengers and a
full cargo.
Steamship HISTORIAN, Capt. Dutton, will sail
from this portfor Liverpool next Saturday.
The-steamer due at this port this week from
Liverpoolis the Belgian, Capt. Graham.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Municipal Court.

,ila JUDGE KINGsBURY PREsIDyN0. sE
SARURDAY.-PatrleSD eeaan was convicted on
search and seizure prlcess and sentenced riding
to the statute. Re appealed TO the Supreme Judic-
ial Court. Howard g. Cleaves for the defence.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

G1 First page to-day.-Henry Clay Dean
and his Compeers; the Financial Situation;
Letter from Washington; Varieties.
Fourth page.-The Ballad of Sir Ball; Peace
Whispers and War Rumors.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Notice..

Having sold my entire interes. In the Saloon under
Lancaster Hall to Mr.. ISAAC BAENUM, herocy
tender my 3 nce7e thanks to my former customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed AMI hope the
same my be continued 10 Mr.. BarnuIu.
will remain at the q stand for few days where
thoe indebted will please call and settle. and those
having demands present them for payment
II. P1RTINCTON.
Portland, March "a, 1863. iuai2d1wss
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

Cry ELEcTIoNs.-Since Portland was in
corporated as city, q period of thrty-six
years, the Democrats have elected the MAYOR
only four times-ini 1888, 1871, 1854 and 1860.
Beginning with the last year, we give below
the official vote at the spring elections for
every succeeding year:
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

The New York Herald thinks "if the Hon.
John Morrissey had been appointed secretorv
Of War dd interim, and sent over to tho W.
Department with an order to removo S.
ton, the order would have been carried on, -,
scientific principles"
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

If the decision of our municipal election de
pended upon the votes of faithful Union sol
diers alone, how many votes would be cast
for the Democratic ticket?
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

IT seems incredible that that beautiful pic
ture the Rat catcher and his dogs" on exhi-
bitten at Geyer & Co.'s, could be done without
the use of hands, qualification the artist did
not in the least possess,
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

REMEMBER that the polls close at o'clock.
Vote early before the Ward rooms are crowd
ed. The polls are open at ten o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

Go early to the polls. Vote for the regular
nominee before the ward rooms are crowded.
Then do your best to bring out full VOTE
Give one day to the cause
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

THREE tunes Captain Mcclellan has been
nonorea win the confidence of the Republi-
cans OF PORTLAND, and three times he has eery-
ed the city well. Let us give him an old fash.
Toned majority to-day. '''''
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

The returns will be received and announced
as soon as they are made up, at the Republican
Headquarters, corner of Congress and Market
streets, Ei
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

B,rque Minot, healey, troll Boston Tor Mo-
bic, ashore at Stiriup Cay It'll inst having heel,
ms ed by the current OIL the Gulf Str cam. The I5a
ham wrechers worked two DAYS on her throwing
oveIb board portion II the Gang, and she came CT
with loss OF false keel ana other sight damage he
leaks but little and salvage has been settled at 100
She would be ready to p oce, d about 10th.
big Isabella Beurman, tr III Cieniueg 5 tor New
York. was spoken lno dtel with Elk feet water tie
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
EORElGN PORTa.

Ar at Palermo ia inst. brig Il Houston, French
Ar at IIavre 18th inst ship Annie Kimba'l, Luce,
Cid 1.tn, barque Flor NJ Huber, Gurus Tor Ma
Sid nth, harque fgelia, starrett, Tor Cardiff and
United tates.
CID at LIVERPOOL 18th inst, ship Escort Ftner. for
Cardiff aud New York.
Cid at London 18th inst, barque W Sing eton
Guest Portland.
SD FIN Dublin l1th st, barque G Adams, Lea
Ar at Dublin 10 b, barque Ada Carter. Kenney.
AR at Buenos gres Dec Co, barque r G W Dodge.
topper. New Yorn.
Sid Jan 9TH, barque Signal Smith, New York.
IN port tn ult, ship HairisbI re. Wiswell. ioi
Boston, ldg; barque Dnigo, Blair. Tor do; IA elena
jackson, to. New York aud others.
Ar at Monte Sideo Deg ~ haiqAe May Dyer,
Sid d. ~, brig Able ii. Dow, tor Buenos Ayres;
sist barane Lucy MIC els, Nickels, I1r Cuba BRIG
At Para SIN inst, sch e u knight, Whit temore
from New YorE. al I'd. isg.
Ar at St Croix ed ult, sch Addie Murchie, Bart
Ar at st John, P &. h, brig j & II Crowley from
New York SCH p Adams, Tabbutt. do.
Al at Gle fdsgos 18th INST, schs Whitney Long,
Hayes, As inwan; 18th. Ella NJ ntgomery, Martin
Sd I'm Trim ad 18th scbs See o S,as Poland for
Phi ade pna 10th, Sarah atson, Smith, do, 18th,
btig Gu rera, Patterson New York.
Sid I'm Nuevi.as 7th inst. brig % G Clary, BRYANT,
Philadelphia; Izth sch Nicola, kellar, New York
Stu i'm havana 18TH, Abb;e Thomas Raymond,
Sagua.
Chartered-Barque Acacia for Boston. 500 hhds
sugar at Sii, and i0J boxes n, So; br Maud Pot
tet for or land. 200 hhds mola ses at az; NJ nnie
Miller, Tor Philadelphia 500 hhds molasses at SAL
Ter ITO gallons Geo + Dale. for do IOJ do SIj;
| finder. for Holmes Hole. at SAG.
AR, Ar at EardeIas tn insi br Kate Freeman Cor
nessl, ID ant New Orleans, I.rh, barIue L a Coch-
ian, Swlsey. New York.
lPer steamer Hansa. at New York;
| Ar at Liverpool 18th, st Louis Hubbard Savan-
nah T. !; G.ichrist, ats. New Orleans, Is h, Nun
guam tOrmio, Cousins, Mobile.
sd ah, Webs er Norris, Tor New York; Alicia
Siuar /, and Rochester. DIVER. New orleans; Iitn
Louisa, clover, Cardiff and New York.
Gu til, Escort Fitner, New York; 1ith, Roset-
| New Or cans; Excelsior, endeton. New York.
Ent out Ih Belgian, (ssl Graham, 70. Portland
Chalmette, Wal e, Bombay.
In the river 1ltn, Resolute, Freeman for NYork.
cid at London th. T. II Taylor Anderson and
| Arracan, Spencer, New York.
SD I'm F lmouth 14tb, W Ring Ayres, (f.om
New York; Antwerp.
Ar at CardG' i2;h. Arlington Bar lett, Havre.
Sid FIN Newport 1lth, Astrea, H-ns n, New York |;
18th. Desiah. Iil ey. 10.
Ar at Glasgow 18th q Fl Soule. Pinkh'm, Callao.
Off Wat rtord 18th, Arcturus, N 50 :, from Liye.-
erp ol Tor New Orleans
Ar at Mcssina let INST Corr entes Lord Ca.l ari:
9TH: Bo 'ndins Billow, Vilulicn, Lisbon.
Sid I'm AaIseilles 18th inst, Adelaide Plummcr,
Licata.
10 h. Pontiac Ski ling, CARDIFF an United STA ss
Sid 1ltb, Helena. y FIN Car IiE 12tn, Mary r
Somers. S m rs do and Havana.
Sid FIN Antwerp 18th. Eureka, Chandler, Cardiff;
Ar at Bremen 18th inst. Benz Bangs, Norcross,
Saigon.
SPOKEN.
SkprTl Cbr fnna Hunter
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

LOOK out for split tickets. Cut out the list
OF regular nominations at the head of this COL
umn, and carry no other nance
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

IL jeff Davis were citizea of Portland
how would he vote to-day? rr0.re aFs ie &.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

To sell an article used everywhere. No Humbug.
100 Per cent pr"ft. Call OF I'll ess with 20 ce2ts
to- sample with irections, NORRIS 81 co.,
80 Washinsto st. room g Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

Ar at New 'rk 2Sth, bries u " Butter. from
Mansania: Helen NJ Row lev, from Trinidad; Exc
cutive, from Turks Islands; r chmond from Carde
mas Abby Watson, from trinidad. schs j M Mo-
rales, from Arecieo; Mary W Hopper, from Larde
aas.
Cid 2Sth, sch 8 Reed, tor Portland
Baltimore, Fc 2i-Sch Grape Shot, from Port
and, lost byw prii bv collision IN Chesapeake Bav.
spoken Feb 20 near Barnegat, brig Gem, irvm
Cad .Eas for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

AhS PRESIDENT, like the humblest citizen,
must ooey the laws. Let the vote of Port
land say that to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
MARRIED.

IN ~ ape Elizabeth, Feb. 26 By Rev o. Rideout,
Alvin $. Parrot, OF C-pe Elizabeth anu Sarah B6kis'
OF Lubee. e'
In Brunswick, Feb. 25, Charles A Grips, OF D
and Sarah E Muddy. OF Auburn
IN Iopsham; Feb. %. Geo. L. Longley, of Greene,
and SUSIE =, Thompson, of L.
an bowdoinham, Feb. Is, John A. Sampson and
Ellen A. Sedgiey.
-, In West Summer, Feb. 10, Hilboln P. Bowker and
Mrs Vesta ii Abbott
IN WvodstocK, Feh 10, William Harper, OF Ok
lord, and julia NJ Stevens, OF Woodstock.
q. Chandler.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

If Andrew johnson were a voter here to-
aay' which candidate would he prefer?
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

Mr. BREWSTER forgot himself Friday night.
After eulogiziug Andrew johnson, he attack
ed Gov. Bullock for vetoing the repeal of the
Massachusetts Constabulary law and COM
planned OF his ,oant of sense in vetoing hill
after it had passed the legislature! Can't he
applaud his own Governors one poor little We
to- when he lauds man who is clothed with
vetoes as with garment?
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
GEN. NEAL DOW,

who, previous to reading the resolutions that
had been prepared, made most telling and
eloquent speech. He said that the resolutions
had special reference to union in the marty.
he remarked when they were presented TO
him that he Supposed it was thought espec-
tally fitting that he should lay them before the
meeting. For his part he would say that he
considered the support of Congress at this time
Of paramount importance, and all else as Sec
ondary. We found ourselves once more face
to face with the old Democratic party. He
wondered that it still EXISTED. When in the
field, during the war, he and his associates had
feared the influence and the action of that
party in the rear, far more than they dreaded
the foe lying behind batteries in the front
The rebels in arms met them in a manner that
they could anticipate, but against the treach.
cry of the rebels at home there wa, no s,fe-
guard. The South had ielied upon the sup-
port of the Democratic party at the North all
through the war, more than upon anything
else. Pierce had written to JEFF. Davis that
he might count upon the assistance of his
Northern allies. AS illustrative of the feeling
of Democrats toward Union soldiers Gen. Dow
read the extract from H. CLAW beams late
speech, which appears in another column OF
this paper. AS further illustration Of the
same fact, he said that he had often depicted TO
leading Democrats the sufferings and WRONGS
endured at Libby and Andersonville BY our sol.
diers who were imprisoned there. Such recital
had never ELECTED from these men any express
sion of horror at the barbarity of the Confed-
crates OF sympathy for their victims. When
engaged in o contest with such men. as we now
are, Gen. Dow said that he felt so much at-
tachment for the Republican party that he
tconld gladly give his life, if that sacrifice would
insure its triumph, and its continuance in
power during the next Presidential term. In
conclusion, Gen. Dow read the following reso-
lutions, which were subsequently submitted
to the meeting by the chairman and unani-
mously adopted with enthusiastic and long
continued applause:
Resolued, That the impeachment of the President
by the United States House OF Represe itatlyes was
in our judgment necessity and duty; that the i'm
dustrial and business interests of the country re-
Qure that Congress should be sustained by the pso-
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

To last weeks Transcript (22d page 37S the readers
attention $ called TO the article headed e. ONoMY
IN COAL, in which The writer stltes at length and
very correctly, the advantages experienced in using
certain sizes OF COAL; having the know ledge Of the
facis contained i'll said statement last fall laid In
quite stock oftEe size therein suggested, por-
ton OF which is yet on sale.
Parties wishing small quantity to complete the
sea oil, and aso with tic view OF testing the COR
recness ofthe idea expressed, preparatory for an
9th cold season can be accommodated at EGG
Coml. ST., with pure article at surprisingly low
figure. JOS. II POOR.
F>b25. difsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

VoTE to sustain John Lynch, Sidney Per
ham, James G. Blaine, John A. Peters and
Fred A. Pike. who have impeached the Presi-
dent, and VIM. P. Fessenden and Lot M. Nor
rill who are charged faithfully to try the ac-
cused.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
SPOkEN.

SPOKEN.
Feb ~. of the Skerr.e,, ship Winged Hunter,
from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Feb 10. lat q ~. lon 20, brig Nellie Hustled, from
Trinidad Tor New York.
Feb Ii. lat So %, lon IS SO, SCH j W Coffin from
New 70 Tor ST k,tts.
teh &c, lar 90 -, ION 81 20, ship Harpswell, from
HAVE ior New York
Feb?I, lat 80 49, Ion 10 IS, bsrure Evening Star
from C..ba Tor New York.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Wanted.

RoARDERS can be accommodated with good
ID boa d at is Brown 81. Also table and liner
boarders. mar 2-dlu4
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Q O a L..

A NNCAL sTATB MENT OF the condition
pnsy o harsf.sd. Ionneeslsut, o. tie 3lst
day If December, 1851.
CAPITAL.
Amount of Capital Stock, ssO0,coO 90
Paid up II. 90. 90
Amount of CAST In hnbd and in bank, l9,l57 90
,, in haads of agents and In course
iran it, 49.425 Os
;, oiloaus and secured by bond and
mort-age, 1900 90
- U. ). 4 per cent Bon IS, 1,l2S 70
,, U. 9. $40 registered bonds lO6,6.bOO
:, Conn. state bond $40 90
,, Hartf,ru 1 bonds, q, 90 %
- Premium notes existing
polio s, 2so,7Ol s.
>, deferred premiums and pre-
miums In the hands Of
agents l40. 2616 CO
), loans personal securities
stock notes, le1, IT'S 90
- all others. 1870 90
=. accrued interest, 4,sOi "
,, loans secured by pledge Of
public stlcs i4,7,6OO
- personal property, 2e47 10
s77s,7u0s
LIABILITIES.
Amount OF losses reported, awaiting
further proof sio,5o9 90
Amount insured Dec. 81, IS !, s7,i $3.50 90
JOHN RICE, President,
SAMUEL L. ELMORE, Secretary.
A. H. TYLER, Agent, II Exchange street Poet
land. mar2sNe, d
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02

Wanted to Ruy
A SMALL Secondhand Safe.
"A Addrs-s p y Boz 2ise. maF9div4
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Reception Skirts
The New Style Fantail Skirt,
For Receptions and Parties tor sale by
ANDERSON s. Co.
Hoop skirt and Corset Store,
333 CONGRESS ST. 333
Feb 2t.d1msN
w - MED.

AS Clerk in retail Dry Gocds Store Young man
CT <perien In the blu ines and week acquainted
with ely trade, none Others ,eed apply.
ALSO young lady of experience fer a similar sit
uation.
Aidr.ss with re erenee P. o, Box 1876
March 2nd 1868. diwsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-02
Long Sought For!
C'7ne at Last +!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure In announcing that the ahove
named article may be ionnd ior sale BY all CITY
Drness;s and first class Country flrocers.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine is Invaluable bel 10
among the best inot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pure
nice OF the berry, and unaduterae' bv any imI ure
ioore'lent, we can heartily recommended il to the
sick as MEDICINE.
gro the days Of the aged it aiieth length,
Tothe mighty II a 'leth strength"
lls q balm for the sick, a Joy tor The we'll
Druggists and GrH, ers buy and sell
MAINS EIDE R BERRY WINE.
o7 dSwr
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COLUMBUS & INDIANA
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CENTRAL RAILW AY

TOR INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, ST.
L Louis, Louisville. Lafayette. Springfield. Ter
Toledo, Detroit. and all points West ami South.
No change of cars between Columbus and lndi-
On and after Monday, December ssd. trains will
leave Columbus as follows The Night Express
runs daily. AL other trains daily. Sundays ex-
$3.50 ESQ A. M. ACCOMMODATE Arrives
200 p NJ This train connects at Milford for Spring
field and at Urbana for Bellefontaine. Glide and
0InSass'm Is:oo m DAY EXPRESS Arrives at
Urbana Isl P. NJ; Piqus 400 P; n; Lima go 2.
m as p M soo vs I
ers Hsu'f as A NJ MattSHn Sto3 sas A M Cairo
Louis 1o:I5 A. NJ; LAFAYETTE 1l:5o P, M; Chicago
dDas iss h 1slpsi&f so5 IL fl Al rsS Nh
arrives in St. Louis. the next, morning. FOUR
H3s6s !a6 in dveEsi 8 II eIpinslt sHsss
tyss 7aU NJ gsl,sfOp5aiHe Lief
mond 1888 T. NJ; Chicago .6yia Kichmondl IO:a5
a. NJ Indsnspolis 2'co A. n; Louisville 7:l6 a.
p. NJ; St. Louis Sis p NJ. ~ 1,i'on i'n -'''
{. Passengers should be particular and secure tick
cts by this train, it is the only leaving ar
that hour which makes direct conn ections Tor
9a4nas s a5kgg ai555Hk2g n the ass
OF the Grss,liHs ropts ,,r pxpupss
at Urbana 2;3o A. M. Piqua $40 A. M; Richmond
ass A. M; Chicago. .lvia KiehmonO 1870 NJ ) In
Haute 1900 M; Evansville 1000 T. NJ; Mattoon
800 p M; Cairo AIS A. M: Pana 4:sO p. M; AL
P. NJ; Chicago (via Layfayettel 300 M. Spring.
field $40 r. NJ; Quincy 400 A. NJ: Keokuk $40
A. M This Train arrives at ST. LOUIS the same
day, THREE. AND ONE-HALF HOURS in ad-
vance of the Cincinnati route.
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made in Union Depots. Baeears
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