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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
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| WiNipn neS @rafeu Gbptsf mad Berlin ~abrsiirn.
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re Sppcitirn ais ~pieisniss Spnsag's. Die glt.
spuiersatiYsn ~slautrn nnter Srusap ;ur Ma6tS a
fcmmrn. Tie 2i6sraisn bpfsn stenfaQs al 70.
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be er se,pungsn iein, nd aus ben ~libsra!en gle.
mentrn Der Ssbtsn unO Der Ginfrn cine nsus
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ten is rS ~, ta6 rurGSuiibrcn. Iasnfaus. Stn-
fen is, ii j,sss li9 lest %bilrense, cpsr ib ersdn'
genre Gabine Gin Observation-Disclosures etnt
BAH bic 9eubileuns Der yarstisn nnr res Mint'
fsriums fOlssn muB.
Nunmebr bat aud Der Gr;tii9Of Sasnalp pun
aaloela in llnsarn, Der auf eem GendL ipis be-
fannt, su Der 1inrrfiGt ssbSris, in sinsr ron ibn
b~srufrncn Gpnfrrsns isinss DiSesian'aIfrns ss
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iau,m!spiifcpat nit faurn ttfanntsa Iusnabratn
bic satifanti@tn D,Irsit sbns @srbsbaIt ars,s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
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Iab Ger n3rc,pers Gazette" wsrrsn
100000 SAP @al;ssranfe iabrli@ in amerifn
s~rcsusirt, popura Der Jtssieruns cine Stsusrsin'
nabme BON 100000 Dollars frtpaait. Dasrn
if bic Steuer fur eanabiids NIB ausIanpii9r
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er tauisn alIo mad sisisr 3uiammsnfsluns jabr-
LID fir S25,OOO,OOO asrifulnr.S rcSHfts, nns
ssb,n 5auI.nssn ron Msniasn arbfii aas Birch.
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Rsnldsn srbsit unD sttsnsunisrsa!t ssWabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
e~aaemcine Ncaniationra.

Ser untfrrihi tcaiunt an uitn Ncnras i'm Seytemssl
uno ldiiset an srisn Sglt.
Cir outer it.li8er Character wigr ven icetm if sur aui.
nabme @e!esrpen %acfprsert.
Sober Sineent MIR bet Scinsn Giriritt aspriijt aue in ede
3partsunsnt nEo Gle SlaNt 5ciCgt Gle itiNen Jdsiafeitsu an.
semsRsn fub.
aQs ven psr Siuoeattn a,bTauTwa Suter inc her Gin.
Gat oes Directors lntsrrprfra.
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on ee gDormirbe etr Stuesrtru, um titie lser Bic VssIunb.
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tsuadriatiSer.
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ssls6rt pirp. IL ets HsriiG aattcitifs, ted EerSsn sig rri
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
afaatmiigts S%tsarttmcnt.

brittt xIaHt 6nsiifts SsneaYIstr, Ssrsbau, 3sss
tunh. as1sltunsta. alte @sfi&tc uap Geographic. asnai.
Toe git,rtsanl siunee. @ssnetris, 5r%issnrmtlrit, ybrii, Pa
teini]t, 0-iebtf8, SranlsfiG, Statit uaf Spanif6. [weun
asrlRfhtl 3saenihs fur cert Sa!tslitisrnas.
3ryfits SttaTt RsesisuRsen. 9DstsatfiGe Debatten,
Ss0ii, pbiisioSai,, Gnsiii*t Stiera.ur, @ri6ii&e dlttrttans .
tunet, Sotantf, Hlrerelrie. a~nalptiibe Uesnttrie, Qaue-
tbcleisntns, 5~raajsfit, Dshti& rne Ssaniia (ueaa &c.
winlbt,.
6rfst SLATE: Gngliihe Siteratar. gDshertlide 1ebat.
ten, eostl, l~lnterphsNI, 9tpit, afrpRcmit, @eploeit. gert6.
ming. Siaatsrirtbitaft, pattinii6, @rie6iiS, SranlSFi6.
JO,rf;h uub Ssouit (Dsnn aen,iiniht1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
mittieres Erparftmtnf.

Eritts ss,aHr: Srtacsrspbi;, etftr. GSrtis.n, e.an,.
matt. gistrsr, @eesrapbis, Seitiptt. SraE;sfi6 (pern ae.
rlnl1tl RslisionS .lipfsrriG..
Speite EtdFe seen. S6rsiten, @Tdnlmatii. aufjas.
fars!sea, S,,tnsi, Elsetrd, beutht, 9attiniif. Urtshii6,
3~ran;eif@ tpsun sfraniSt), Gelisi0nsnatrri6t.
Write atahe peisr. Strtiben, Serseau, auiasi6reia
ben. Ress!anf. @.ihi&te, Geographic. As4nsa. algebra,
geemcssts, Sa6fisrer. Stati6. pa.,iniif. @risfiit, Sraa.
.rGidh ann <narlfM (ipssa oer,rfJp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
Or. Seneeict, Director.
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9farrer y. ~. Nbbclm
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Esv. D. u. HRtafanus, Sarper's Berrr, JsUa
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SO. C'4risn. ga @t@rssor. Seva;
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
st. 3u1aaues 6uaegium,
@rairie tI Gbisn, @is.
ltatsr ssitnas Oct 6rihliasn Sraasr.

Der Seed ori'5 5nIitnrs IN, &C. Iastap ptafrt. sa
epita's nre ees safjen Ecrppe'irrts e;nt @elsserbet ~ Die,
ben, e!r, srarolihc. auf Die Gruneiise ttr Heision 5e,useus
BE- erIiet;r3 AZ etesiten.
Dte ease ees e~Qaesturs n nnuttstrr1tn biui6tti@ Der
@eirnebct, Sslafnii6teit une Shsyts;t etr Seensris.
Das @ttine,i 10 arss nnp beluem s~ins,riaisi; feir. Rotten
fns sriSsut, rr pslstt riit aaem ~ ssri:ben mas ,am
@et1siE une g ssifsrt her Stus:atsn btitra1fa faar aud
IN e. unssstr seR rss!tsn uHe rtsrltdsr SptslpidSen.
Der StacieHtnrias nmjast Sihst. pas srpSsaIia in Col.
iestta saeeri rifp. uio III IN pier Dtrart.nient, eirsstbe;lt:
Sn oas tirtere, Sti:tttrt, Saapc!sniTsri& aftiiHe uns statss
mild. Htrarinrarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20

ucmmsn, isen &atseIif, sYe.dsr tnsisiSusas estr
riEtnIHafli1f ilebtr;susuns, CT aud tassn me-
ss, i.ine ssrIcn!i9su Anfbt,a bsnm Ser Airds
unter;uwsam rsrrlibttt lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20

In Der 2Seitfdpeiy pnS %nanfntlin az
beissu llfsrn bss ssnfr Ssss ii bic Dslnsrts si.
nc pnasbsurrs, pit ft in bitkm SasrbanSrt
Iaun .irmaI ~pcranemn,tr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
Observation-Disclosures eepurtem.nt.

DIR seisniTen f&afiifs Gurfus umfast aQe 8psiss
tiasg sai,n snsiiiten griitbnns, eiri6liesli6 Ytien. S1rst.
ben, 8sfbitte, @eesrapbis. @ranmdtif, Srtsfi&rtibta, 4s.
sesbunsen, SeSntp. glsfbra, eitoaietris Su&faSrtn, ybvft,
GbsisitSe tssre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
iiatesss Sepurtrment.

3otitt RiaTt Ba@Aasirsa, stisn, 8senen, Gepsfa.
sttt. Strtioer, Gatt6isrnS. StnsunttrriSt.
9rsaf ss,aHt SR3aa1ren It. Eefnirtu. ettn, 53rti.
sen, Srbnen. 6e'pi5!e, @spsTIsFit, Ssuiif, 9atsntsrus
Giragrf,rfih,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
Seetueuuaeu.
. unttrrihi, Wdistu II. aaseMtgn ser

5Hr NluiI II. i3rGes ltuisrritt Rire srtra te,atit. Bier.
teliatrli&e SerlssssidstuHg. Gs miro fem atjus steatiet
pesfn atpsisntstt, GAsasnemmcn III 6ager lang ~eausrnssr
Arar!bsit rbsr GrtlahnRe,
,ispsr 4ofsaaser ipats nit ~rnineettas sTti CONNER UNI
trsi A3tatsr 3r,issn osrittsn iein. irpis NIT elmer a~enasen.
tn grsael Gsmoen. Strlmpfs, Taf6sntade, Sanetl6u,
Sersi,tttn, 2dmmr, Snriten u. T. ~. Heiner pieier Sestn.
RGuec pirp Rom G~elssiuni s~elisirrt. HtrR niht tsisnbere
aUsuu,ments eirisrhalb estrefer iiae. Ssses 8leieunss.
R1f islts nit esm Nanisr ees Smeenten seiti6net iefn.
Glttrl, relae itre siRpsr mad Sauie fpmntn III ldfen mint
It,r. lcUteu ip,i g5e6sr juper TT;ciae edrcr maiden une
(os uclrtag Rriicae.e CiHieregt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
Der iaufrirts Gintinuatirr giuksase
Dpte fir 1872,

nit ldSnen Spl;idnitter, @r,Gbluuaen,
Inefrcten, &dtbielrL @etta Scfe<
UNI Saucutrr9eln &C. 80 Sci
tel IN AZ.
Yreis per SuBsno 40 6tRts. - 1er 0ussna
Cranco p. POST so Gents.
NrciS per Stncf ) Gents.
Sgr.e Snkatts In;dse: gatihiae Raanesiessrsi, nit
5cil6aitt. @tshaHtt Sahr In @msrita. Gin Srubuas
9rtittl. gpirsuns Gee gnlpsreampies. Tic lanse 9air.
sDtt Elm gaaier bic ri. frti 5patst matte. 8r,ss S&Sfspa.
DE. gDann g%ttIeipsteu ,u 9rtu;e irieStn. RruSRfd ans
timer grteisi hbsr ben Ghetane. .99ie Gin siaNatsseaer Sla
StSisater. Cine Sstjsit rcr 400 5abreu. Wisssras gH.
hung. Wtitgrads. Gsriftinelein. Bier gilStr stne
Habn,sn. S6naeatasHe aus cen, .arleae ,urldattfbrtcr
bareriibtr Ssltattn. gos Hsitter Sans ete Ss,tls turirt.
NIT 3eIsitniit. Gnleufyissd une Der BARRIER. Rlass, nit
5s!,ifnitt. gin Srstter une ftins Straic. Statfti2t Hea
t,tn. Wgnelrs eints 9aafntdRns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
GiniieDler &alemoerfar
1872.

Yrsis per 7ntens 81. so. per 9useas
Cranco per Post) $1.75,-
Nreis per Stntf 20 SentS.
30. 9a6rsaas. 81 Soften Alto. @tt Sieteu
fsinsn S0Isi&nittsn unO ;pti srcssn 8iberu:
Batter Infer" unp nNpe Maria",
nebf SO pramieu.
Ter Giaa,s!sr SaI,astr il felt Satrtn in isrsr iatselteteu
8amiltt ale ~riatOmmtn.r Sausfrsuns ~anasitteu urS In
Imtrifa aaein In naeau 10000 GremsIdrsn strbrtttet.
9Sss Aasaattlns stsiss n.atr Satraanss IL tSsn. Der grtis
sas fa ant Der S2fs Sasr5ans In ~Tarsissr setis ben frit.s
rem anf1litst:
glfo fcuss tor b,ten! Sn geprt uni silr. T.. gater lit
lr. 2. @,. glaria: Ssrsfatrt bee gtistrs. nit Soil6ni,t.
DO bic Moth ant srssten, ca III @pttes Salfs am rddAeu.
Gin fri.sli&,s 8riessSile, nit sslii6ntif. Ter sroSe sir
tenraus Ia Stalten i'm Ststtrber 1870, NH 9 Sebf&ritter.
3rsitrlti 9brdren: s0uIf mn Storh efsr Ter Danf sr5str
Gin S~rdutisam miller gDiasn. Cine yslt,dstf6i&ts t5ksru
Stsles, nit Sel,ftnitt. Sinstr, Iissuiaticn. Die U,ent-
Gtnistatn nns Tunnel mad 6in.fi6su Btrttten. Gtpas
srn BIN puftbausutnu ne anesrtn Grfueunstn, NIT 2 Bill
bern. @tpas pom &lrfs-sat in frtinter Gam. Gin auts
mattistr genintr, nit Srl;ituiit. Die prrfelsrr eeerSets
ttlssse.. Der 'Esus Dumb ssn g%tsnte;a. @sf Ger Sarmo-
ME, nit 5 Sieern. 3wetrlsi u,ut GiieusatEsn. mil ScI,.
ftuitt. S6us spr Rem Tlit. Die 3istunt.. nit 6ohi6nift.
llsser bic INSTRUMENTATION ieit hem Scm!ntr 1870. 2cr
gtrlat IN ben S6laHtsn frattr gHe isyt nit 5eiS&ktf.
IaS SIe hes @rpsraters. Snrliib unit 8 amer, rita Scl,s
iSnittsn; elc6sniassn. nit nsif6Httt. @tmtinnlsiu.s
Dsrianstesoh. SaS q. Sascrius. G casaium in Giuctnnaii,
p NIT abbtlsana. 3as Ct. SIsrfuss 9eaitnbaus psn
cincinnati. Q, init gtbieaus. DIR seutiS > iran,Saihe
Sriss RON 1870. nit 4 Ssl,i&nitt,n. Die ~ Gsr.rbs '.SSf,
Ter, Bauer. Suterudrr. 5ltiiGsr. .Namirfsstr, Raurer.
waller, Stn'ise, S6Hetser. SGreirer, Sduhtr. :3tnrmers
mann" mi, Ssritn r0 Nsif&ritteu. !6auspirtbf6o flts
Gs. Ratbitlis.
1i. 25 ssrinrsHsen SiummSru mir 1871 int auf senr lin,
foliage hes Ndltnptre perStitntt cttHic lie mr. cen nep,u
SafTsans ausstitsttr so S.aniiea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20

Ne SIN Gerlase ron Senstser
Srstbcrs in New yorf u. Gin
einnati iinb erihienen ,inp tur1 ale
8a6banrlunsen unc 3situnsss asenttn
III bsteten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-20
Mgenten=0tte.

Ganata:
,tsr 9sss. "a. Gtsrsis. Isrr,b1rH. GaEr'a, G.uttsc.
6aiifpruia:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-20

all night, and on the next
morning he pretended to he
insaue-telling everybody she
was dead and where her body
could he found. Now, Ross
county has expended $4,000 in
finding him guilty Of second
degree murder. What does
that mean? That, after reach
ing Cliff Run, he occupied a
great deal of time in forcing
her to take the poison. THAT
jury ought to have found him
guilty of murder in the first
degree or acquitted him. 1t
was clearly proven that he en-
ticed her to go to that place,
at. that time in the evening, on
Iy for the purpose of coolly
numbering her. He did it!
But it seems the end is not
yet. The counsel for the de-
fense, Hon. Geo. e. Pugh and
Judge Jas. Sloane, moved for
a new trial, the Court enter
ing the motion, and fixing Jan.
%, 1872, for hearing the argu-
ment. Hon. l.. T. Neal, Pros
ecuting Attorney, and M. l..
Clark, are attorneys for the
State. We are pleased to no.
ice that our friend, Mr.. Neal,
made one of the finest and
most eloquent arguments In
he case we ever read.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-20
The Murder Trial at Chill
licOthe.

The trial of John S. Black
burn for the murder of Miss
Mary j. lowell. which occupied
nineteen days in the Ross
County Common Pleas Court,
at Chillicothe, before Hon. w.
II. Stafford, closed on, Tuesday
Of last week, by the jury an
nouncing that they found the
prisoner guilty Of murder in
the second degree 1t will be
remembered, that in March last,
Miss LoveH was found dead
near Greenfield, Highland Co.,
and Blackburn, a husband aud
father, a farmer and. drover,
who is known to many people
in the Southwestern part of
Vinton county,. was arrested for
the act. 1t was admitted that
an improper intimacy had ex.
isted between them for several
years. On the night of the
murder she arrived at Green.
field from Cincinnati, according
to an agreement with Black
burn, when he took her on
horseback to a gloomy, out Of
the.way spot on the bank Of
Cliff Run, and compelled her
to take poison. lie left her
dead, and went TO the house
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-20
From the Blanchester Herald
The Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad.
Why the Road is so POpular-..1ts
Officers and Employees.

This great thoroughfare, ex
tending from Cincinnati, on
the West, to Baltimore, Mary
land, on the East, is fast be-
coming one of the most noted
and popular railways in the
country. Passing as it does
through some of the richest
portions Of our own State, and
through our magnificent forests
and mountain scenery Of Old
Virginia, thence on through
the manufacturing districts OF
Maryland to Baltimore, its
terminus, it cannot avoid, even
from natural causes, to say
nothing Of the unexpectionable
manner of which it is managed
and controlled by Its present
efficient Eand worthy corps Of
officers, being well patronlzed
by the travelling public and a
great favolite with all. The
most magnificent scenery in
the United States can be seen
along the line of this road
beautiful landscapes, fertile
valleys, grand old hills and
towering mountains, placid
lakes, deep-flowing rivers and
no end of the beauties Of
nature meets the eye upon
every hand
But this is not all, by any
means, that makes the M. and
C. road so popular and so well
patronized by travellers and
shippers, The road is abunnd
antfy supplied with the best
and Imost substantial rolling
stock, the road bed is kept in
good repair and well ballasted,
its coaches are models of con.
yenience and comfort, and
nothing is left undone that
would in any way insure the
saf f..ty and pleasure of those
who travel over it.
As all the present officers
and most all the conductors OF
this road have earned, by hard
labor and close attention tc
business, the present positions
they occupy, we have taken
the pains to find out some Of
the most important particulars
in regard to the deserved pro
motion, and this week give
our rearders the benefit there
Of.
We are indebted to Mr., j
w. Ambrose, the gentlemanIl
and clever passenger Agent o!
the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
way, for n portion of the fol
lowing information.
We commence with
w. W. PEABODY
General Superintendent ant
Master Of Transportation, wh'
has his Office in the Gas Com
pany s,Building, Cincinnath Mr.
Peabody was, at one'time, Bay
master of the road, and for sew
eral years held that lmportan'
and worthy position .diischarg i
ing his duties faithfully anc
honestly, and by this means
gaining the respect Of all who
have the pleasure Of his &C
ouaintance aud the entire con
fdence of his employers. He
was afterward appointed to
the position be now holds-S
:,st1u Ynar;te and
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-20

r. A. Warder, Chief Ac.
counting Officer of the Treas
ury Department, was arrested
aud i'm prisoned on the 9TH;
charged with extracting $15,.
600 from the Treasury.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-20
Revenue Reform.

VONeHUC ANCAOAhAs
Immediately after the read
ing of the Presidents Message
in the House Of Representa-
tives, December 4, II, Hon, L.
D. Campbell,Iof Chic, offe'e 1.-the
following resolutions, which,
on his motion, were referred to
the Committee of Ways and
Means:
RESOLVED, That with a
view to establish a more equit.
able system Of taxation, and a
greater economy in the collec.
ton Of the internal revenue,
the Constitution Of the United
States should be so amended as
that all direct taxes shall be
assessed on the basis Of wealth
instead of population and the
amount required by the
Federal Government .appor,
toned among the States accord.
ingIy, and each State left free
to assess, collect, and pay over
the amount so required of it,
through its own officers in such
manner as the State authori.
ties may see fit to adopt.
RESOLVED further, That in
the readiustment Of .thc tariff,
with a view as well to equalize
it's burdens and its benefits
among all classes of the peo-
pie, as to simplify and give
permanence and stability to
the system, and to reduce the
expenses Of collecting the
customs, a bill should be re.
ported providing, first, that
but one rate Of duty thould be
imposed upon all duty-paying
articles imported, hereby
giving to every department of
American labor an equality of
protection to the extent Of the
duty; second, a schedule of
articles, especially named, to-
be free from duties, consisting
exclusively of fsuch foreign pro
ducts as cannot be profitably |
produced in the United States
and are absolutely necessary for
the success of American in,
dustries; third, the specification
Of a gross or standard sum
deemed necessary to be raised
annually by the bill, and re-
quiring the Secretary of the
Treasury, when, at the explra.
tion of any fiscal year, it shall
be found that the gross re-
ceips are $10,0 100000 less than
said standard amount, to in.
crease the duties upon all
dutiahle articles such per cent,
as may be estimated necessary
to raise the annual receipts to
such standard sum; and when,
at the expiration Of any fiscal
year, it shall be found that the
receipts are $4,000, 1000 more
than such standard amount, he
shall in like manner cause the
duties on all dutiable articles
to be reduced such per cent. as
may be estimated necessary to
bring down the annual receipS
to- the gross SUM contemplated
by the bill.
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In GAINESVILLE, the new
Furnace made, last week, two
hundred and fifty-three tons Of
iron. In two days ofthat time
it made eighty two tons.
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one which he creditahly fills.
The Company did a wise thing
when they chose Mr.. P. for Sup
erintendent, as he is not only
competent officer and a clever
and accommodating gentleman
in every respect, but he cert
ainly is "the right man in the
right place
WIN. LANCASTER,
Assistant Superintendent,
is a young man Of sterling
qualities, and gained his pres
ent honorable position by dint
of strict attention to business
and unlimited perseverance.
He comenced his career on
he road as a brakeman on a
reight train, and from that he
was promoted to the conduc-
torship of a freight train,
which position he occupied for
some time. We now find him
Assistant Superintendent, but
whether he was promoted from
his conductorship to his present
Office, we have not learned, but
we take this opportunity of
saying, from what we do know
that he has by industry and an
indomitable will worked his
way up the ladder to his
present honorable high calling.
He is highly esteemed by all
his acquaintances.
JOHN PILLsBURY,
General Ticket and Passen-
ger Agent, has his office in the
depot building, corner of Pearl
and Plum streets, Cincinnati.
Mr.. P. was, for several years.
Conductor of q passenger train
on the road, and during his
long and eventful career as a
"puncher" of tickets he made
many steadfast and worthy
friends. Then, as now, he was
affable, courteous and pleasant
in his demeanor toward all
with whom he come in contact.
His present trust, that Of Cen
eral Ticket and Passenger
Agent, is an arduous .and res.
ponsible position, but one in
which he feels perfectly at
home. We have known Mr.,
P, personally, for several years
and the high opinion We for
med of him on our first ac-
qnaintance has not been dim.
inished by time, but strength
ened and intensified. The
Company made a judicious
choice when they appointed
Mr.. P, General Ticket and
Passenger Agent.
wM. II. SITTER.
Assistant General Passenger
Agent, and who is associated
with Mr.. Pillsbury, has also
gained his position by merit
alone. Mr. $. is a genial and
clever gentleman, and one
with whom it is a pleasure to
be acquainted. He is calcula.
ted to be of incalculable SER
vice to the Company, and will,
without doubt, gain a few
more rounds on the ladder Of
usefulness.
We will now notice a few Of
the conductors Of the road
with whom we are personally
acquainted, and also others Of
which we have been informed.
The first is
A. G. RIDLoN,
Who is one Of the oldest con-
ductors Oh the road. He is a
practical engineer, by profes-
sion, and is said to be one of
the best in the country. He
first came on the road as en-
gineer, and during the many
years he held the throttle thou
sands of precious lives were
safely entrusted to hrs keep
ing. He is now, and has been
for some time past, running as
a conductor; and although he
was popular as an engineer, he
is, if possible, more than popu-
lar in conducting a train. He
has hosts Of friends who. never
tire of praising his many vir.
tues. May he be spared many
years yet to the Company and
the public.
We next have
COLONEL NASH,
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Going West,

Car on tho q; ;55 A. NJ. Train runs through to
Portsmouth without change, arriving at Near
thur at at 2 j2 =. NJ; aud Car for the Q 90 p. n.
Train from Portsmouth for Columbus arrives
at McArlhur at l2 80 r. ".
Close connections maie at Lancaster for Cir
clcvile. GAINESVILLE, and all points on the Cln-
cinnati Il Muskingum Valley Railway
Direct connection made mt Columbus for Day
ton, Springfield, indianapolis, Chicago, aud all
points West; also, for Cleveland, Buffalo, Pitts
hnrg, Philadelphia, New York, and all points
East.
Connections made at Logan by both Trains
with all Trains for Straitsvifle and all points
Oh the Straitsvillc Branch.
j. W. DOHFRrY
Superintendent.
e. A. BUELL., GcnI Ticket Ag't