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SPORTING.
Fourth Annual Meeting Of the
DRlaIe Park Association.
Yesterdays Races for Purses of
$1,000 and $4,000.


TIE TURF.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DrYTALo, Angnas 10
Promptly 1t O'Clock this afternoon The teu in
the JUDGES Atand tapped and ira1guEated tho
fourth annusl MeetInE Of tha Du1Alo Park >Asxo-
cation. The crowd On the stAud, On the quarter
stretch and occupying tha string os carriages IN
side the track was very great there rot being ess
1tAn 1900 people 1nside the gasc4.
coAxEkpA11aH.
This Batralo Park ASSOCIATION Il one o1 tle he1s
nanagtd institutions Of the ktnd On the Continent
Whenever race or meeting Il advertised to
come ou under it, auspices ,o1 may bet Jour bot
sar1 ooNAr lnst It IL going TO- be \
,"Sfts. Tsa .. otserws + a1e' ea. a1aqS Iaia T.
Smith and !. J. Bowen, the e1ecrttse Officers,
Know stsss husanesa, md how e please sne pabsls
It their track Oh certain day, and they ar held
| The trottlng ls coed. and tnose Hho attend go
CONDUCTED on the square, 4 couple Of itals s!nce.
!fossers saa ea:eisa mem for tse siE
il IL ssc. T Iad5 % 1sorn N" ieadlns. ". wsus VS.1s
ehd nj i;
| 10 60 A. sit not for tia: money. The people
calac out hers y thousands g wltness rase e
country. THIS association has its reputation At
Confessed ior tic money, tae fastest horse to WIN
menI -; e H., ayde ns pEse th;a ana ~ s19%
IN IN suisn @ silence, ana when asala ths horses cone
Up fer aepd-od, began sooltnG away time IN
| sCor1pg. Mir, Wells bore with them about nttern
nltnufef, At the expiration Of which tfEe he called
the race on, refunded The people their noney and
l her cu9 ot
race between themselves md he not Know i,
sud n!ppei Their nlcc little zane u
live lie conducting Of race meeting ia
Ch!cs:9 were to cone oom nsie anftns sae mes1 ,
tngs, aheJ mooI4 discover mnea 70 psoat 1tom;
how 70 Eatufy me pophc Ihs B2halo * rAEE ~ -.
soc1aiion Io~aaJ stanas a. taH neaa oI a.! sinlln
aacns11 - a;teatra te no,a ~ pi0:sns and e9;e
Hote Satisfaction 70 tae spoitsAH panlc aaa !oFels
ol the tuf ihan any otneist anu ~ SUCCESS Is Gus
men, and ere dsts1mIned ID thas whatever Is dons
| on theu ErouIos Aaall W oooso sasp.Ctpus
raxr1 rax r1nsr ss.sa nach -. .,, .,.n.,
AZ ttaeH oeloEe thss otbttas1ot. snE ~! taFItu
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taes q LIZ metH 9e[a :t. n. 81
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asnlnn * e,,u rtho3. W,2na HntrnEsn
f4sa5, fss%Sa; Sfsy fanee, ns!sssf la .as Ksasss
Re!o'ng nent5' unee kau"u ~ ~ t,a mens - tas
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a TrEfifF11sf N 1nE6.nr

. MxNrn.s, August lQ.-A brilliant Meteor was
ece,1 at at,out O'Clock last u,ghr, passsEx 10
: southwest direction. making ;Hn explosions. one
near thc zenith aui the u!he1 about hall WEI
. down, after which II disappeared
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COOK, CQECNN & CO.

Monument MT Plymouth. MnasA
P1Yxor1H. Arzrst ln-Cne oE the tines: soldiers
upu.uelt Ia the siaie WAS Dedicated here to-
fhY.
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HATS,

* The Cir! of the Periods
II netc Hat for y0Hns men,
at BXSHOP& s. H.FEk.I.ES.
lis Lukc-sf,
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Accident Near GnIe~buFE.
GAIEsBrHs, Acgus: 1c.-A 1aee!cr OF tac chi.
ea2o, Burlington L qutnct Ralsnad, named
Charlie. Lnupioon, szed., Kas iazoHa from
The ua.n and instantly Killed. TIE accident xAs
caused By the byeating Of q hIaSe-t1sln- The
wEccts OF ssc GLE passed over the boiy, almost
sfe-fnX Il,
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Another Gable Project

MONTREAL, August 1p.-Uon- John !o1ag has
succet slul IN s,a1t1ne company IN Copenhagen
TO la5 h suhmA11ne cable from Northern Europe t1
America. ri1 the I9roe Ik.aodS. Iceland anil
G-eectasf.
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NEVUAfEN AJYE&733lS9 4IEN&
Ar a.n~tzff 70 ads<r|a~ssstts fa~ TaE TED
CSx a, CIR lc..est -u<x $ls 10 sssxtee ats-F-
hr1<,s ~ seese.4 fav aH SEvEF ArzI1 on AkaALI4E1
{in asy L3z4e2*> tAe C. or 11rtaFtes. Of M P.a
li.lers' :1<els P|lefE
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REMOVAL
CHAETES HEYLMANN.

Dyzssi.t and Aroheca.x, h. rr.a2rtel hl De StoTe
frio tl c.pcr cf Wet Lake ard Cl1: ;ef.
his been :ttt1te1 ovef u teAt, 70 Eoi l. 1fA1
ST cur1er q CaTtI r,A
slaaes' HfxSttpu.CA
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Portugal.
,t,QGHEl; CiElE TRn,

A.oTllEE ClHIE TRn5ECT.
IISBnN, August 10,
A1Ftech eon7anE has offered to construct q
Telegraph 1'nr ftolR Lisbon add Gibraltar 10 Eng.
'hnd 7aa Arrcnra On twenty years' concession,
N.theLi sLb>!lt.
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An Editor Warned to Lcavc-Thc
IIufbour Enxc-ReccptIou OF Cow
eFunr SeuteF EaiA SPeeCA-Cotu-
nenzx OF ERte E1c1rcr1.
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4 match 1t quoiuns, Il points mp, between Rob-
ert Gray, OF Chicago, and JACK Smith. OF Detroit
for tsa0 ride, took pisce yesterday afternoon,
upou the rue grounds in the rear Of Howe 4 Nc
ArcJ's No ~ state street A large cunoer OF
spectators we're present. hnd the 1nost intense T.
tests; was manifested II the contest. AoneF
ynlttc, although 90 otids OF account we're offered
against Smith shaw SterAt acted As referee. r.
GFay. seolos. q umpire iol Gray, aad Ale1: fef-
1t sE O'Clock the Eame began. and ended
i o'clock, ne sco,e s1sn.'ag1GtaNy,
game Ferguson proposed pl2Jtns both Gta5 and
Smith 81 points up for $500 eide, but the ofer
wn not accepted Something may yet come Of
ri.cher RI 1t FcFguson's ahl!isy 10 n1er. Other
games are on the tarfs and quoting 1aAttets
2rtt1:se 10 be ttvely lur time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

sells II II. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

POSTAL TELEGRAPH LRcrURE.-A very
select and appreciative audience at
tended tho lecture of Gardiner G. Hub
bard, last evening, at the Presbyterian
Church, Virginia, on the Postal Tele-
graph system, now already introduced
into parts Of Europe, and which in duo
time will be operated in this country.
The lecturer handled his interesting
subject we'll, clearly showing tho e1-
trsme cheapnsss of the postal system as
compared with the present telegraphic
system, in case Government owned the
telegraph lines, or contracted with eI-
listing lines, thus combining postofices
aud telegraph Offices into one, and
bringing the greatest facilities in the
way of speediest communication within
the reach Of all. Thus messages to
California which cost So, or messages
to the Atlantic States costing So, by
the postal telegraph would only cost rs
cents and 81. The lecturer was of the
opinion that the reason why public inter-
est in this new movement was not
eviuced, to . greater extent, was be-
cause Of general ignorance as to its real
benefits. When, eventually, the system
is adopted in the United States, people
will be surprised at its cheapness and
great facility, and wonder that they had
not adopted it one
BASE BALL To-NoRRow.-Ths grand
Base Ball return match, at Virginia,
tomorrow, between the Silver Star
Club, of Carson, and the Virginia Club,
is much spoken Of and will be a very
interesting affair. The Carson Club
will be met at Gold Hill about 8 o'clock
in the morning, and taken charge Of as
the guests Of the Virginia Club,
who will entertain them in true
h~ospitable and brotherly style, intending
to send them back home before they are
t~wenty-four hours older, considerably
beaten. The grounds ore well prepared,
and convenient seats furnished for
ladies, with their escorts, like a. they
were at Carson when over 500 ladies
witnessed the recent match game. No
profanity will be allowed, but every
thing will DO conducted in the most
gentlemanly aud orderly manner. Game
will be called at IL o'clock, noon, pre-
cisely, and the sport will last for three
or four hours. Those who have never
seen the beautiful and exciting game Of
base ball, had better attend tomorrow
aud be delighted.
HUaR AppLE.-Billy Wilson sent Us
by stage from Carson, to-day, an apple
somewhat smaller than a pumpkin, q
broad-faced, red-cheeksd fellow, lus.
cious to contemplate, filing q big cigar
box and measuring III inches in cireum-
ference. A note from Billy, accompany
ing the apple, explains that it was raised
by his wife's brother, W. j. Cleveland,
on his ranch at Russian River, Califor-
mia. It certainly is a sumner in the
fruit line, and if this was the kind Eve
tackled in the Garden Of Eden she must
have had a terrible big mouth. It will
furnish us with apple pies this winter.
Thanks, friend Billy.
LOCOMOTIVES FOR OUR RAILROAD
Tho Elko Independent says that two loco
motives passed there last Sunday for
the railroad between here and Carson.
They are new and we'll made, and
respectively named :" Virginia" and
' Carson"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

THE HEALING PooL.-Essays for Young Men who
have fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a
higher life, and a better Manhood. with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address Howard
Association. Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. seoo3m
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NJ nrI1.. rIRao AK, ce.,s1nn.

Mr. Hatch, Mr. Finley, Mark Levison, Miss
Roman, Mr. Cross, Mrs Will Campbell, w n
Gates, VIM WEIGH, G N Collins and wife,
A Nathan, Mrs Greenwood and son, Colea
Madro, ] 6 Hubbard and brother, w II Oats,
] G Hanson, Andrew Barnes, Mr. Hall, Gen
Williams, J Jenkins, Mr. Mcmillan, Mrs
Baker, Miss Baker, Mrs Rutter, Capt Lee.
BIT WOODRUFF AND MINORS LINE.
n S Brown, James Sparrow, VIM P Hodges,
C C Butler, Mr. overman, Mrs Martin, Mr.
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ARR1YAls ANp pEPArTuREa.


BY WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s Lul.
Miss Putnam, Mr. Parkinson, Mr. Nelson,
Mr. Shoenfelt, ] P Jones, J Orndorf, c n
Foster, John Piper and family, Mr. Linden,
Miss Dooley, Mr. Stone, Asa Berry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

LOCOMOTIVES FOR OUR RAILROAD
The Elko Independent says that two loco
motives passed there last Sunday for
the railroad between here and Carson.
They are new and well made, and
respectively named :" Virginia" and
"Carson."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-19

The ring master who retiresor hisliH- gots
ten gains; the oficeholder who goes in
poor and cOpesQut ich;the foul contract
or who fattenson frauds. all float iiltoAsol
cial recognition on their money. :. ,Ehe
sio4 pnmoving f1eef Of public seorn Is
6xea Only on the fogue when the fogue
lis poor. We yet believe that our moth
ers are chaste and our fathers honest =
Wefondly h6pef for son3e lei gislation that
villauaend tie evil. We look for one
inafi to come !, in the modern Hercules,
and sweep out the filth. And therein
we willsfnd' the placs to stand on, and
move the world. Il bs,sio 9s 81 30 81. ,t Z
~ The late Nathaniel Hawthorne tells,
somewhere, of the young man who stole
away tonattend 5theswitches' Festival. He
hidsin a wood until. the. ssunwent down,
that. he might crafty his, wicked cnrios
ity without the knowledge. of his friends
and kinsfolk, who were pious people
And after the night came on, he started
on his evil way, and was ssstartled by a
aoise in the air above. .shim. 1t came
from. the witches flying over, head, on
heir way to the feast. He heard their
l'oices as they sailed along and first, he
card his elder brothers voice, and then
lis sister ;sthen his father, followed by
hat of his mother land at last he sunk
Exhausted, for down to him came, in. ri
aid laughter and shameless talk, the
loice5 5,ofsdhis best beloved, into whose
ands he had given his earthly 'happi-
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Little Manu. Columbus & XeAiasn
ss-ts saSs .vsfJ1a5ssL- ssyifsdnssSIqe2 10 Sai
- -s4 Il, g,st5s;i1AhN i1ANDf ~ zaissnssib nj bs2s
DAYT0N& WESTERN
ff.rd caeh .EIsssM I'd shsIn s1sw ssd9s
66@H = = - .ll III
81 s.gRoAIEROA f. M


On an sitter MONDAY. Nov asd. 1858 -FOUR, .
TRAINS DAILY viii leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
ao99 LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
! ~ DIANAPoLIs & CHICAGO. saGJ0Iud
withou: change of cars to DAYTON and RICH a.
aSd iR5Y Hss ssa Saaeif SeR5 TO
aod oonnsctions are reliable as foloHs no Fsa O.
sao1f :. ElII FIRST TRAIN eDailyo. .iagsvoo siseI
Leaves at, N. for sCipcinnati. Circlsres Rn
don. Xenfa. Morrow. and LOvelAnd. arriving -.
Cincinnau a. Yfzo .. 1si!I0 blfs J4sA'tla ~
lTnoa ard ia SECOND TRAM g-a95dDai
eio1t ,sar Daily sxceptsundayso Sai;s7sgo q
Leaves st 500 A. N: for Cincinnati. Dayton )
s1a % and
Spring valley. UalWaS
South Hbebanon, Fosters. Loveldnf, Milford, ar
irving at Cinci nnat at 1o35 A. NJ, connecting -
A. ..jg - ana THIRD TRAM --Ioo0 ~saBEA.
zE DailyH except Sundays.)sss sd 3
Leaves a. IA5 N fol, Cineinnati dayton and VI
ai $50 M. os $50 J., lTVqdfs 81 "a ssis U.s.
4 ~ is ID eesFoURTH TRA1N.sli65 s7h 'Dads
3 Sass 3 stDaily except Sandays.,i .,iI'''ui o. 20.
[a sodS s9pRRs It .
i Sina haliSs HPa
sleeping Cars ON ALI Night Tratns.w 2
~ 45qG HENRY BROOKS Ticket Agent. @ q
blieL w, H.H. sHINN. Asents1 3I5 90 %
u ,Sss siRs ss i
1 -, ~
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lAn Ordinance

no assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing High street, from point 125 feet south of
I Friend street to the south side of South Public
lane.
SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the City Council
rf theCity Of City Of Columbus. That the sum Of
kleven Dollars. Thirty lone Cents, Eight and Four
senth Mills. be and the same is hereby levied and
and bounding or abutting upon High street from a
oint 125 feet south of Friend street to the south
inc of South Public Lane, as the same are desi g
ilated upon % plat of the Civil Engneer. on file
theoficedf the City Clerk, for the cost and ex-
sense o,fgfading and paving the cutters and road
epting that part between the rails of one track of
he street railroad along the same. according to the
stimate of the City Civil Engineer. with the fol-
wing credits for old material: inlot No. 243.
st Of curb at 96 cents: inot PAL or. 62X feet of
orb at 2e cents; inot 23s. 62K feet curb at 81
ents inot 237 IL feet curb. at q cents; inlot
s. or. e211 feet curb at 26 CENTS inlot 355. 62K
set curb. at % cents inlot 40 feat curb. at
Scents inlet 355Sr S5,feet curb at 2e cents; an
u u Of inlot 1854, cr 31x feet curb at 2e cents: 3.
|. OF inlot 3e5, or, 81 u ieet curb, at 26 cents.
SEQ. 2. That the owners of the several lots of
md upon which tho foregoing assessment is made
= ue in tha. behalf. to John Walsh & Co., within
Z xenty days from the date of this ordinance or be
&ibject to the interest and penalty allowed upon
!, SEC g. All ordinances heretofore passed. max
partial assessments for gradina and paving the
Friend.stzsetsp siIss sS1ufh iine6f Sduth P1blis
- WIN. NAGHTEN,
~ President Of the City Council.
Passed Dec; 2ss sD.s 1861 -. ~ q paA
Attest; L,E, WHsos, CITY fClerk.7al ai1 :
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paving Notice.
70 az sohon q nady co1ceTn:
CITY CLERK's OFFIcE,l
CoruMpus n nec Al 1864 4

10 al sohons Il mag concern:
| CITY CLERK's OFFIcE,( =
COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. 81, 1868.
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
lsttuted in the City Council of Columbus, for max
sng the following Improvements, tow Wit: - :.
For building q double carriage way single span
bridge at the crossing of the canal on Friend
ttreet.
| Also. for grading and paving the unpaved side
lralks. cutters and crossings Young street from
;Sroad street to state street..
Also for building q double row flag stone pave
tent across Fair alley upon the south side Of Chap
Il street.
Also for building 9 30-inch brick sewer on Gay
itreet from Fourth street TO Fifth street.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
sstimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin-
aer. and fled in the Office Of the City Clerk.
! All persons claiming damages on account Of said
aroposed improvements, are required to file their
kefore the Fourth day of February. A: D. 1869.
l.. Z. WILSON,
dec2s-d1taw4w City Clerk.
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An Ordinance

Taking appropriations for purposes therein named
I SECTION /. Be it ordained .by the City Council
Ne the cifyiof lGoldSdbns. That there Be and is
Iereby eppfeprieked from any money In the Tress-
not s. she folswns sun'
For expenses OF Street Commissioner and Chain
For expenses Of Fire Department and payment of
iifor sxpensss Of City Police. q go 4st suIIst
$ For the payment Of salaries Of City oficerss
! fsr the psyassto of Printing and stationery.
Esr payment ef sSgensss e CITY psr.; g oOoa9
!. For the payment of Incidental Expenses, $500.
- For payment Of Temporary Loan. $4,000.
siSFor payment Of expenses of Sewers and Drain
3 8; fos pa Ssy@s1s q szpelss Of building Nioolson
For thspayment Of expepsesof East Grave Yard.
i For the payment of expenses of Goodale Park.
S4O0.
For the payment of note due j. NJ. Pugh on the
ist January. 1868. 81. 200. = ;
For payment of expenses of Market House. sl0o
For part payment of Thomas q. G.kThurman,, fo'
I llating Laws and Ordinances, $500.
SEC. z. The several sums @ money sappropriated
manner prescribed by the fifth section of the ordi-
ance defining the duties Of the City Clerk, passed
| '--' - -''-' ~ swMsNAGHTEN. =
49, President of the City Council.
~ Passed Dec. 2S, A. d. 1868. 03EFTS
4 j. Attest: l.. E. WILSON. City Clerk. - - -
Ii jan4-dlt
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GOAL. r.
Paving Notice.
To all tphons 1t may Concern:
- 0rsE CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

To all schons 1t may Concern:
i : HssE r CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. g. 1884,
iNot;ee Is hereby given hatproceedings have been
instituted in the; City Council Of eolumbus. for
making the following improvements to.wlt
,ls street. at the west side of Park street ssats
Also for building a double row flag crossing
across Park street at the south side of Goodals
Asso. for paving the unpsved sidewalks IN front
of the south half of inot No. AIS Heyles addition
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be Prepared by the City vi vii Engi-
neer, and fled in the ONCE OF the City Clerk
proposed improvements, are. required to file tLeir
claims in the office Of tie Clerk in writing, on or
jahls-d1tawzwe SLN~e - City Clerk.
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MEDICAL

s6 PHfL0SORHYfOE MARRIAGE.sA, ,Nxv
CORPSE OF LKcTuREs, as delivered at the New
York Mpseum .of Anatomy embracing the sub
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood general y review.
ed The cause of INDIGESTION, tiatulefsce and Nes
yoIs d.sessss accounted for Marriage nj iosoph
Pocket Volumes contai1ihg, these lectures win be
four stamps. BY addressing SkCREfARfF NJ y
YoRK "UsEuM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE 6io
BROADWAY NFw YORK. yNY-febos DIV WI
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STATE ROOM SLEEPING Cars

NIGHT ExpREss-LeaT.. columbus 81 asst.1ssss2 Il Is
An, IN; YIN stop at pslsMafs Gsrdinston, Gilssd.
land ats55 A. NJ. New York 700 4. III. This train
k0; iACcoMMoDXT SNLs.yes Columbus /.
at 500 A. n. q VIII stop at al way stations! This
train starts f.ea the Freight Yard, fs,,u yDj,,sS
1l:lo A. M " i'll stop at Delaware Ashley, Carding-
ton. Galien. Crestlins; Shelby, New LondSn. Vel;
at $3.50 N, New York next day at a;3o II. lasa
N NAIL ,a AND DE1PRESS.Leav C9lumbps at3;lo
2. M. " ill stop at w Worthinston, lewis Gentefs
Delaware, and all Stations to Shelby and Shiloh.
New London, w ellington, Grafton and Berea. AR
riyea at Cleveland At $50 P: York 7:l5 PM.
Passengers for Fort w ayne and Chicago9 be tAk-l
500 p NJ. arrive in Fort W syne st ns6 y NJ,
Oh cago At 6soQAD M. being in advanoe of MI loth-
q routes have ample time for breakfast, apd take
q SPRINGFIELD' LD'AgCOMMODA
Columbus At 1:3o 2. M VIII
stop At all stations between Columbus and Sprine9
field, srTiving e Delaware At 2;ss NJ Sprinefe!d
$50 Pm. This train leaves Springfield at f00A.
NJ M srriyss st Delaware at s2ssAsf Colninbua
80 :sSI1-d ao7s-5EE LII fsfi3 sI1GsI sdF
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I'd Resolution to Contract. :
Resolution to Contract.

: Rss9Iued. That the City CIVIL Engineer be, and
e is hereby authorized ane directed to contract in
10 name of the city of Columbus,,with Michae
alvin. for bn.ldlna double row hsg crossing
.icrDes Center alley at the south side of Long
< rect. upon the following terms. to-wit:
For excavatipg or grading, Twenty-Five cents pei
tubic yard.
3 For boulder paving. Forty cents per square
For tagging. IA inches wide. so cents Per lineal
Adopted Bee. q, =9ses. TE2 Il IAEg
e 9af1 Attest: b. B. WILSON. City Clerk.
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lmANspoRTATrbN.,
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FOUR TRAINS DAILY lesye Union depot. -a4
lumbus. on and after NoY. %, 1868. as
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Q.00 A. n; TOLEDO AND DETROIT *.
CsUV PRESS tSundays exeepteD . Arrives
los M ssndnsKy 500 m. Eans iiis ~. Te
sap e m Dss50s ss lSso p p, o
ahead of any other route. =,
1.1s P. N. MAIL AND PEORIA EXPRESS
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Louisville a:so m Terre Hsute ii:ss m, Nation
223 m. Cairo 4.40 m, Pana 4:07 m, Alton 500
m; st Louis S:l5 m. Lafayette 1900 mid. Spring.
Passengers BY this train reach ST Louis the next
of st, Louis and Keokuk one train in advance Of
5.5O I'm. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Exs
Psoa sos osdo sso % ne9ot so ct
Bradford Junction $50 m. Losansport aSo m
500 500 m, St. Louis G zoo M Iafssette Uu =: Alton
saF oS L. i icuisss I oS Sspsy S
m, Memphis 1000 m. SO q a
~ Sleeping cars run in this train from Column
bus to Chicago and st. Louis without change. This
is decidedly the best train from Colrmbus to Chi
cago. st. Louis and louisville, it makes quicker
time and arrives at 81. Louis and Louisville
all points West and South one train in advance Of
any other route.- . i,z5 - ff3-r
1C.A0 A. M. NIGHT EXPRESS. Daily via
lAafV Indianapolis Mondays excepteD, via
Logansport. Arrives at Bradford junction 4:I5 q
m. LoganPort $40 q m. Chicago 2:25 p m, Peoria
5;35 N, Keokuk. le45 m, Indianapolis $50 m,
3:l6 m. Cairo Ais m, Pana 500 m, Alton 800
m. st. Louis 1o:l5 p N. Lafayette $40 p m Louis
vile 500 m. Nashville $500 m. Memphis Ais m.
PASSENGERS by this train arrive the same day at
St. Louis 81 hours and Chicago hours ahead Of
any other route. 5s;-sl - .,...F. ..sff 2
STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS
Run in this train from Pittsburgh to- indianapolis.
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- Tickets for sale at Union and Pique Depots.
Columbus. and at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices. -
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J. NJ. LUNT, General Superintendent.
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