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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-13
How the West Virginia Campaign
Looka 10 OutRiderA.

How the West Virginia Campaign
Looks to Outsiders.
(From the Providence JournAl)
The contest in West Virginia, in the
coming election, involves the adoption or
rejection Of the new constitutions. Ths
Democratic. Greeley party advocates It's
adoption, and the Republican party op-
poses 1t. In order to understand the real
merits Of the issue, we give q few Of its
more important points. First, 1t extends
the term Of the Governor from two, as at
present, to four years. How this comports
with Democratic principles is readily seen.
The late Judge Staples, than whom Rhode
Island never had more honest and labo.
rious public officer, was accustomed to say
that frequent elections and small salaries
were the true criterion Of Republican iu.
stitutions, and when we were disposed to
argue that judges at least ought to be
elected during good behavior, and be al.
lowed ample salaries, his reply was, that
good judges would be reelected, and that
simplicity OF life was the duty of those
who by their position were, or at any rate
ought to be, examples 10 the people at
large. When we thought of the work he
performed, and the integrity which he
carried into his every labor, we differed
IRON him, but, taking the country through,
and men as they were, was he not right
Applying his rule 10. officers in general,
there is no question about It 0f course
the stream will not rise higher than its
source, and New York under the control
of Tammany, will elect Hoffman, Gov.
ernor, and McCunn and Barnard, judges,
but, first, judges ought not to be elected
by the people, and, secondly, there ought
to be no long term secured 10 any official
who Is or can be chosen upon aInefe party
basis. t-aE FErS III
But we were speaking more particular.
ly Of the governorship, Why should Q
governor be elected for four yeafsS The
fundamental idea Of republican and
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Railroad AccIdent in MI.sOurl.

ST. LOUIS, August 12.-An express
train on the St. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern r. R., due here yesterday morn.
Ing, ran through a misplaced switch at
Dardanecs, The engine, baggage and
smoking cars were hurled from the track.
Thomas Leclare, fireman, was caught
under the engine and scalded to death.
Frank Renyille, engineer, was badly cut
and bruised, -
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WHEN we look around US In this
country what do we seer" querried B. G.
Brown Of New Haven the other day.
The st. Louis Democrat, which prides
itself on peculiar aptitude at guessing
conundrums, answers: "Well, If we look
in the direction Of New Haven, we see a
candidate for the Vice Presidency tight
as a brick" rf.. i.+,#
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LawIessness on ,ae Texas Border.

LaWlesSnesS on the TeXaS Border
NEW ORLEANS, August 10, gpa
BROWNSVILLE, August 11.-Anorther
atrocious assassination occurred about
forty miles above this city. Mr.. Alexan.
der and Mr.. Simeon, prominent frontier
merchants, left here in carriage last
evening for Rio Grande City. About day.
light three notorious Mexicaus passed
them, one ol whom followed and fired
into the carriage, killing Alexander in.
stantly. Simeon escaped by leaping into
the bushes. The assassins fed to Mexico.
Great excitement prevailed on the corpse
being brought in. An inquest was i'm
mediately held, the verdict being that
Alexander was killed by an officer of
Cortinas. A strong feeling was manifest.
ed to organize force and pursue these
Mexican murderers. The commissioners
were all present at the inquest.
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KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, August 19.-The colored
citizens of this city held large meeting
tonight, and among other things adopted
a long, earnest letter, addressed to Sena.
tor sumner, protesting against his oppo-
sitlon to the Republican party. The
letter is to be published in tho Kansas
tribune tomorrow. $3.50
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Weather Report.
a.E War DEPARTMENT,
OFPICE or THE CmEP SIGNAL 0PPTCER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August l2-7:S0 r. 4.
PROBABILITIES.

The area of low barometer in the Upper
Mississippi will move to Indiana, with
southerly winds, threatening weather and
rain, extending to the upper lakes, with
fresh and northeasterly winds tonight,
and by Tuesday TO the Ohio Valley with
southwesterly winds, and to the lower
lakes with northeasterly winds, threaten.
ing weather and rain. Areas over the
Middle States north Of Virginia and the
Eastern States, and with southerly to
easterly winds and cloudy weather, with
southerly and westerly winds on the
South Atlantic and Cult.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcBoo, CAL, August 49,
LIEUT.. Hall and forty men followed q
party Of Apaches into the White Nut
mountains, where battle resulted in one
man being wounded.
A EIan, supposed to be VIM. Robinson,
from Michigan, perished of thirst in the
desert near the Gila river. b..
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Mission to the colorado Indians.

ST. LOUIS, August 12.-J. D. Long, Of
the Indian Commissioners, and Gen. Jas.
Mcdonald, OF St. Louis, lett here last
night to visit, under orders of the Secre.
tary Of the Interior, the Ute Indians Of
Colorado, to endeavor to effect the pur-
chase Of large portion OF their reserva-
tion in Southern Colorado, and throw It
open to white settlement. Long and
Mcdonald will be Joined at Denver by
Gov. McCook, Of Colorado, when they
will all proceed to Los Pinos Agency, zoo
miles west of Fort Garland, where they
will hold grand council with the Utes
at the full OF the moon this month. 2
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J. L. MOoREHEAD announces himself as
an independent Democratic candidate for
Senate in the Parkersburg district, against
all rings and cliques. The CAMDENITEs
are much disturbed about 1t, a. Mr..
MooREHEAD's election Is considered a
certainty.
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THE Democratic Convention Of Han.
cock the other day unanimously endorsed
Mr.. CUNNNauAM thelndependent Demo.
cratic candidate for Senate. That's pref
ty rough on WILSON, the regular CAMDEN
candidate!
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What Indiana Soldiers Think OF
III C..

INDIANAPOLIS, August 12.-The Jour
mol this morning publishes a report OF a
meeting OF soldiers held at Worthington,
In Green county. After a political
meeting which was addressed by Senator
Morton and Gen. L. Hunter, the soldiers
meeting passed resolutions declaring that
the election OF Horace Greeley would be
the triumph Of the Lost Cause" q re-
pudiahon OF all the differences between
loyalty and treason.
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Mr.. sumner,s Dro1emnnts.

NEW York, August IA Washing.
ton dispatch says that Senator Sumner
leaves the city to-day for New York,
where he will remain for several days,
and then go on TO Boston. He says he
has not yet made up his mind whether he
will take an active part In the campaign,
but that be may deliver one or two ad.
dresses before the election.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 10 General Sherman
visited the camp at Aldershott, yesterday
and had q very pleasant reception.
The officers and crew of the American
yacht. Sappho, have been dismissed in
consequence Of insubordination.
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River News,

PTTsBURo, August 12.-There are 81
inches In the channel Considerable rain
fell this afternoon, and it is sill raining
tonight.
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GtreGEtelIiaettGer

NORTH CAROLINA cost the Democratic
Committee 100000. And yet they are
not happy. ~ ng.agl.aol 1l.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
~ the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Samuel Lewis and Lewis Woodmausee, partDers
as Lewis d WoodmRnsee, Plaintiffs,

Us.
Howard Eaton and Willis L. Eaton, partners AZ
Howard Eaton d Co., Defendants. Attach.
ment In AssumpsIt.
The object OF this suit ls TO recover the sum or
three hundred and three dollars and thirty.four
cents, with Interest from April 2st, 1872, OF the
defendants, and 10 subject the property attached
70 the payment thereof And the attachment In
this case having been returned executed, and
neither oLthe deiendants having been served
with copy thereof, nor with process In this snit
the said defendants arc hereby required to appear
within one month after the date Of the flrst pub.
lication las required by chapter 1874 Code Of
West NirRinia) Of this order, and do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests.
A copy tete,
DANA l.. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Jy25Th
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THE New York Day BooS, special or.
gan of the rebels during the war, hoists
the Greeley flag.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

established BY Congress; adopted by the State:
a''G By The bencvOlcucc Of Individuals ,orIr.
us' and other institutions.
, Five Departments of instruction
'asAiias, Agricultural, Military and EB~Iossr.
Department, '"eu f''p1'A'o'y
.,So,a.. n saAG' Of A!ugo FacQlty of accomplished
"vU'an and Iuece'sfal educators.
UscsSSttIL rl StLnS ~ begin. September 9TH. WINTER,
SCoA1,iScENEsT, C'lL, June 10, 1873.
IA INV. expenses from slsOto $3.50 per year. Lc.s
~ '"O'c boarding In clubs.
Ia, Ia W '0' Catalogue, containing full p4racu.
yo.o,. ALEX MARTIN, Pre,Ident.
'S"%ANIoNS, W. Va July ~, lsr! ,veo
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Spotted Tail and party arrived at
st. Louis yesterday evening, and viii re-
main In that city three or four days.
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STATE FATE OF e.'' WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

~ Oounty Circuit Court 4I. ,
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling
Leonard 9. Frost and Nathan T. HiRbie, partner,
Gn:s Sn:sr the firm Of L. G. Frost i %. IN
Samuel Trimble r.. The said L. G. Frost a Co.
and others. In Chancery.
Benjamin r. Sherman and John b. Cole mari.
ners under tho firm name OF Sherman & Cole,
The said L. c. Frost q 1 Co. and O.her,, In
ChAneeEy.
. The parties 10 the above named cases dnelnd.
gsAmnel Hazlett, Wesley bowman and Samuel
.. jacob and all Others having demands agaIpst
tho tund In tho handsof said defendant, josepb
Seybold, WIN take notice that in purSuSnefoF y
decree entered on the 18th day Of November.
ls6g, In the above named causes then heard io'
RetheF, will on 80 49,
MONDAY, the 26th day Of August 1874.
At lOA. n, at my oiiiee on Fourth street. In IN,
city Of wheeling, West Virginia, proceed 10 as.
certain and report the amount OF the fund IN tht
hands OF the defendant, Seybold, arising from
the sale OF the property and effects az the arm az
u! Q, Frost d Co. and the amount OF the several
demands against said firm which are PROPERLY
chArgeable upon or payable ont Of said fund, with
The order and priority in which they arc respcc.
tlpeIy entitled TO payment out OF the Rame. 10.
gethcr with anything else deemed pertinent nv
myself or specially required by either paTty Or
by said HAZlett, Bowman or Jacob,
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
z ,Jy2oIn Special CommisgiOnrr
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The said delendAntS will take notice that on
hours Of O'Clock 4. Y. and 0 O'Clock p N IN
be continued from time to time until completod
az the otice Of GIL sCranmer, ono OF The Com
missioners OF tho aald Court, In the city of
wheeling, the Plaintiff will take the dOpoSltionS
OF eaea and every one Of the Defendants in ihls
that OF 4. Il. Cochran, and will ct the close on
me testimony proceed before the said Commit
eloners 70 take the account OF the said estate And
tho deposition already made and the dIstfibniion
70 pc made therein. PECK d COCHRAN.
AnSTh 20 Solicitors for Complainanis
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Hsmilton's Quincy Foundry,

And more particularly deseFibed In sald Deed OF
'S1 II az Numbered ouO, two, three, nine, ten and
.l.TSp Il. 2a (, 10 and IL ln square. eleven uO
10 that pvt Of the city o. wheeling SniSa rVI4 was
II, III TbeS ID /. and front on Bolton street,
"a I ibs jotS numbered 8, 10 and II front on Jacob
,i,stt ~ nd ,he aid lots are bounded on the north
~ P,s,ton street, together with the buildings,
5n,oysnsnts and AppurtenAnces upon the said
sT5os,ty, Or any tlft thereof, or thereto In any
TT Ippertlluihg; and the engines, boilers, ma:
tSInefJ died or Otherwlsel, patterns, tool 8 and
,1plensns used In and about the foundry or
5lchIne shop located on said property" .
TIRNI Or OPSLLG-0nethird cash, the balance
IN ose tEo and three years; tho purchaser Civ.
M bondI FOR The deferred instAllments, bearing
tIsiesI from dGte, secured BY deed Oftrust upon
rs HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
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Quincy Foundry for SaIe'
saturday, August s1St, 1872.

~ =, ,Tsb Tnssss5ber iS7I, made by John Hslnlitoh
W.. W. and "SS Amanda v. Hamilton bic vile AND re-
I I'D IL he Recorders office O. ohio soagSy' aSy
~, viS,InIa. N D. 7. Book NO. 4, page Soa'
,5s,,Igpcd Trustee will sell on
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For sale.

DOR SALE
Ny TWo'sLu"' SI,,, ''5 Bolton .tres,', containing
.roons, alted with a.
Enquire At bf0NH JOHN BROWN.
Iai9 -----------
rOR SALE CHEAP
7 lfsxcoyD nlw EVOLVE AND S0flSS'
.o,. .,,r,,,r nrNpO oEDEG; CylInSss5r. ES s5.,SS, w
AZ n SSsItt SSeef FOOT stroke, Power ;SS'en'
TO run fiSIIfI iSSIIfItBERTsON, WILEY q C0.i
VUhDN"'Msr Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Wheeling il Lake Erie Railroad
SUBSCRIPTION.
sANDusRY, August 12.-Sandusky TO.
day voted $4,000 in aid OF the Wheel
ing s Lake Erie Railroad, BY an over
whelming majority. q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF wRsTVIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court August Rules ism
Thomas Hughes

n "; Phlllps, Administrator Of tho estate OF
DSSnlel Dunbar, deceased, and others In
ChAneery. I'D =. - =. IL TT-i,..'
the object OF this suit ls to compel settle
nent @ OF inc estate Of tho said Daniel Dunbar,
9ecsasea and to settle the piotIties OF tho cred.
ttO 9! tne same, and 70 ascertain the dStrIbu.
Of the sale OF the real estat6 OF me pSId fjunbST
Analt appearing from an afidAyit fied IA this
e cause mat NE DEFENDANTS, Julia A. Taylot. MIN
=. ThomA9, CllrAN. Gilbert, samuel N DunhSr
gGninS y; Dunbar George T. Dunbar, Lille q
not residents Of this State Il ls ordered Inn fScv
DO appear hero within ono month sitsf the dSie
Of The frst publication hereof and 40 yhRI il
necessary 70 protect their interests herein.
Ieste, SAMUEL B MCCOLL0CH. CLERK
PEcK q COCHRAN, Attorneys for COmpl IInAni
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.lrrRDAY, the slst day OF August, 1872,

,-r,.,rlp0 At 10 o'clock A. ~, OF the mont door
S,ss Coma House OF Ohio county, W. Va, to
y y, ,SisSss; M ND best bidder, at public auction,
n, pFooerly known %
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ISLAND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,
|. opposite steamboat landing. Fifty choice
Blilding Lots. Price 800 10 $9O0-One.thIrd
cash, balance In one aud two years. Also the
Dwelling House now reside In, inst above sus-
pension bridge, on the west Bide Uf Main street.
For particulars enquire OF
J46 THEODORE FINK.
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SLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

POtJ choice DulldIng Lots on Wheeling Il.
.std Price from 800 TO $1,000 each.
FERNs- -0ne.EOurth cash, the residue in coma.
ItstIl!nents At one, two and three years, with in.
'e'et JN0. r. GILCHRIsT,
1plO At Top Mil.
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EOR SALE OR RENT Ia
A Comfortable Dwelling,

w Virginia street, Wheeling Island, containing
sroon,, pantry and cellar. Applyto
KOBT. KYLE,
jI!i On premises or at B. &OR.R. Dcpot
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
HORSK IND CARNAGE MARKET.
NIw-YuEK. Monday. Fob. II, is,

Nrw-YoEW. Monday. Fob II. 1872.
The week opens with large supply of
business horses of all kinds, and limited but somewhat
improved stock Of desirable carriage horses Favored
by exceedingly hno weather the market to-day has pre-
sented increased animation. and active business
anticipated for the current week.
Me>srs Johnston d Van Tassolls regular semi-weekly
auction sale of horses secondhand waSOns harnesses
aud horse-cothlng will bo held tomorrow Cruesday) as
usual.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YopK. Monday. FOB. is. 1872.

NEW-fOHK. Monday. Fob IL. Is7R
At tho Exchange this morning Joseph Nc
Gurc sold by order OF the Supreme Court. In partition.
under direction Of 0raty Nathan lefree the property
known Nos Statest and Ia pearl--t. the lot Is r
regular having frontage In Safest Ol 500 feet depth
OF about 15 feet, and front Pe0rt l9 feet, the
whole having OF about four city iOs. Patrick
D0lard the purchaser at s2oC0O. Air MeCuire also
sold 10y order Of the supreme Court under direction Of
GraZ Nathan Referee, tn. fOurstory brick and brown
stone hOnse known 70 2bs, south side OF Twenty
nft-st $50 feet Of Scyenthsve for $1,000 Size Of
lot. 5x99.0.
Muller wilkins Co. will sell tomorrow Tuesday) the
very valuable property belonging to the esate Of the
late Daniel Devn. The sale Is absolute. The property
Is very siIabe for future improvement, and large at
tendance OF buyers Is expected
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

ADRnS II. MuLLER hnrtloReer : . = !
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
A. PROPERTY on WASHINGTON xEsTRY and LAlGHT-srs
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r. WILKINS Co.. will sell at Anc
ton ON THURSDAY Feb IS u o'clock the Exchange SaeoOm
Broadway By order OF H. Ward Executors Of s. Ward
deceased;
WASHINGTON STThe Lot Of Land with the 2ory Brick Stable
eastery WEhiagOnst between Hubert
and Laghtsts. aud known a. No 3)3
yESTEYST-The2 Lots, situate tue north side OF VerIst,
commencing IS Of Nests.
LAfGHTSTTe Lots situate the souther side of Lagh St.
WashGgOus The above de-
scbe property desirable for manufacturing storage purposes
SytJ per may remain Ou Bond and Mortgage.
Maps al the Office Of the AuetoneerA C,sosl
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NATIONAL LINZ .

1T
STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier o A., North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT:
,pv,,,pK e,u,er '......IU IUFSDAY Frh 20 az i2.0om.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL;
SPAIN Feb q. al 10" a m
Thomas. SAINk kDAl le. a. or S,1 p N
iGYP1 ,,fogan SATURDAY Msrcb ? ~ 300
Passage 20 Liverpool cabin 90 and St9 sieege
2s cusney Prepaid uekets fOm Liverpool Quenso"r
London derry. GlssgOs Il London bJk currency
-" 14'N" '" -iT' Z. ". ;. HURST Manager
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miscellaneous.

DOKER's BITTERS!
ID BOKFgS BITTERSi
{ NOBODY should without a bottle of
BOKERS BITTERS"
since than Is es he BY FAR
THE BEST AND MOST EFFICAClOUS STOMACH BfrTfRS. Is
agreeable and peasant oors Benar o cOuncres
and buy ouly Of resl lec.abe houses.
L. FUNKF. ir, Sole Agent
p O. Box lOe9 66 Lberty-st. NewYork
BRUSHES of every description at the Brush
I'D Factory J5 Pear tiiarpes Dulny) Al articles the low
est prices JOHN K HOPPEL
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE,
,r,vpnRT old COLONY.
Cant. A. o. SIMMONS. tipi. D. ~ 'ia,lOHN
ID 6,,t of Clrrh-rsr a. ,. For hcAs snl s1tr
. ,rtlg 10 and corner Ne d. ssi
t5,f,',r AMI 80 C,us.si. B.ici-n or At the Per.
bf'i'"''' -"' ~ m r. sIAGNS MiassHg Director
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARl FORD, &c
s,,sm-s sass Pessng Hos Hl'ra a. ~ 'f"i' "''A
49, =. u
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD
SIMMER ARRANGENENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

Pa.,.assr sror EewYork corner Of Tveny,v.nh' and
f0uith'sSe. Enhance on Twenty seTenthsI ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK
fo View Haven and Bntepou tkL) llD a. M lE' tht
(EH.J. B. $50. $50. AMI (Erl D. IN. ~ ,,,o
Milford Sratfod, Fairfield Southport end Wes,port, N'
fo South Nors,i IRrl :3o m I2I5 EIl EI) &s
For D.Iirn = ii:1o a. m 2. iso 5: 20 sai G9op IN
Fo stanford (EN) O. ll:J0 l&i5 tEIl &lJ tEr) Eo
For Greenwich statonI, l. g. 1850 n HI' 49,
supisy Nal Train saves Twenty seyen,hs New York 4! n M
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via sprngacd a. 10; and p m
For Boston via Shore l2l5 and N 49,,
Tor Hartford and Sprn-seid, Ri3 s. and M
For Coneeeteul River Railroad. IN. l1'P h' i" "''
For Hartford Providence HshE Railroad I2io p o. rs
Tor Ral- Norwich and Pfo'lenes I'i'
D. 10 New london and Norsieh, gp N. g.. y,,,
For New Haven AMI Northampton Railroad M p H+ - ~
an and Wuislasburgh. o.,-.., fIt, linz,
For New Haven Mitis,orn and WlimaEhe hAH0" VaN 'h
= For To- Hsg,aisa,e RsrOsd, ga H. and p. IN. ,r-,..
For Dsaslry Eorsak Railroad a !S ana i1O D. H.
For NV fsilrost, 1913 sniA51 D. n
Sleeping attached to Tran ana s.o 70 9a
d,y NAL Tras either Line. Drsrngroon Gar a'-s0' " ~
T. ~ ep .r9ese tickets point reached over ihs ros
The Derot Of he ok aad New Haven X r. cor
. ,nd Fsaye the Ohces Of the he"-toh Ifsass
IN ~. RYns. 40 s1i Badwny ani No Coasi Broo W ahi
by aTng suitable notice have ihsr bagg ssIa S % s
from residence to destnaloh+ 'A9'S, -. ~ -
COUTH SIDE Il. X. OF l.. |.
Winter Ar.sgemsn eompsbsng Oct 10 i'I from Roosevelt in
s ~ " Al r Pliefc,as fof BslsPor sud Fifr P,e
1000 a m Accommodates to Bahyon H.. - 4, p, p,...
"a 10 Erpre,s Pathogus b. stage o Aul ~
a. Eabrl'1 Ar-linn0laIlpA-
Ar oan0la'41H aitiil.k A
r. ID and ~ A M sal the $3.50 sni 5i9 m irliai e0naei
V.le1 s,rs-a los Ry-A.sa' aaa hen2s.ea -,
T. ". bJJSsA3. Sagcdairnire
Zee Tine Caaiet
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
60 Wlon II MN Gonfern

WHEREAS, my wife, ELLEN BUEKHART,
has left bed and bos1 without proyocaton
herebv caution an prsons against trusting "a will
10 Gebts O her JAKE BIRKNART.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
/ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing Monday. Nov l1 1871
Through Trass from New Depot tour'svs aud For
sC0, ~ Chicago Mon.r-al Express sih DEiHs
through 70 HOches er snd 81 A'ana
09O m special Chicago Exps vita DEas ears 10 Basao
and Niagara Falls
1876 =. w. Northern anl Western Btpress
3.gJp. n Speca T.OyK llIffA -
4:C0 Erpess b Sleep ngeas rom NeFfOrk TO ~
ioI OsNeso
$500 D. m Psc with Sleep ugcas or hoenss,er Bnaao
ami Nagara Fas also lOr Chicago, both l.. s AM " G.
Raj roads aud Tor LOUIS Toledo caves SUNDAYS
II 90 o p Etprsss With seepingean or Troy ard Albany
An I,s l,,ns running Yonkers lye from depot
Yonkers S,pial Trans from Thrh rde as heretofore
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
~ DbsBROsSEs-ST. Of CORrLANDr-ST-For
WEST PHILADELPHIA at 8: and $3.50 l2Jo 4:Co 500 60
and SaEtd's a. b:H For Philadelphia
via Csnaea a H.. For BALTIMORE and WASHING
TIE Baltimore, $3.50 a. ll:jO and 800
SOi"TH Silver Palace
n ard Lyuchburr dag $500 train without change For the
Rslroad9:3O a. and bs+ a.t-
Sivet Pa1e cars are attached the $50 and through from
H yoTt IN Psburrh Chicago LouisT without change Silver
Palace cAs ar. attached daily and through to Ptts
burch Cnunai Louisville snd st. LOUIS without change Ter
PLACE cars ar attached and through rom New
Yok Chicago without cbsase Tickets for safe loot
af De,bro,se, At foot CoTtandts st. and s4 BrOadslT
p,xv1Y a. Day. ~ Az p " 'ittcKSoS G.nr SUIT