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Ntlanta, 3d., "A, Suni. = Die WtaJOz
ritdt fir oas 4bbalteu elmer Gonltituante miro
itd auf nabesu 10000 Stimmen belaufsll.
Sie n0roli9eu Counties itimmten beinabe elm.
ltimmiq 5u @unlten beS Soridla9es.
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Sele9rapbiffle 9epeidle1t.
eSulasto : 9epei1eu

[9eri6te Der "aociir:en Y-eiie' fir ben r0euti6el
@orreip pOnoenten".
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u 9aream oes n9aItimorer Dereius snr
~ Serbetfermtt9 Der 2a9e oer Mrm

Nlhream oes n9altimorer Dereius sur
~ 1erbetierum9 Der 9aae Der Mrrten."
&obtem MnD GOIs.
Nnsebote per6en In bieiem 8areau Wr. 122,
9Set Jahetteftrabe. bis Nontag, 18. Snni,
Wlittass, anf sfeferuns pon SO BIS 500 aia f
tern beften nbol5es on ben 8erein; aud
setrennte ansebote auf 100 6s 1000 9onnen
fpese aidbe htnterlaiienber Sunburper 9obIeu,
@r6Be gr. 3, gut seiebt uno frei pen llnrensteel,
22i0 YfunO auf bic Sonne, anaenomlnen. DolS uno
Iobien finb prompt an Die 3drrner bes Serens tn
ioideu Quanttaten, pie bes asent in teinen Anpetz
bsr Yt is7 bis apri iSs sniieSli, a5suieern, ano
Die 3ablune erIolst moHatd fur bic semadteH etefes
runsen. Das @omite tanp zines ODER ale Mn9ebots
perDerfen. .. Senoettou.
U35,8,41,4) Sefretdr.
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leue An6eigen.

~
(Suni6, ltf)
PAVfOOO SdDubeu
aul ben, groBen in philadelphia iidttgeiunoenen
Notwithstanding
Bancroft =Scrfaufe
gefauIt.
Sebt lit Die 3eit fdr billise gintdufe!
Serren eon Quarter eaitins Sbube. ........ 81 10
Serren eoiD Suarter talbleoerne S6uJe. 1 80
Serren 3op prnce Nl6ertS Observation-Disclosures. 60
oerren 2om Sace f"IGleoerne Sduhe ........... 40
5erren Nleris 3ies. iransoiii6eS aal6eoer 50
Serren talbleoerne 9or=2oe G,aiters ..... 30
Serren talbeoerne eonsreB Gaitels..".....- :. 20
Serren Opera SOe=GJaier5 80. .............. S5
5erren 2aittns @on9reB>(Saiters. ....'.... 20
anaben aop@Quarters, ale iSacons ........... 1 %
Snaben @on9reBz uno Bor Zoe Gaters ....... 1 40
Dieie @adren niiiien ipe9en Diangel an 3iaum per-
fault fueroen. Seoes Paar iro saTantir. Die bill
IigIten PreiIe, emals in Baltimore oiferirt,
1T Xcpt gSeiuberger'S uettetn Xaoen,
tn Xeui Gsein1fraer's ueucm Ynosn,
ytr. 81, H0ro=@utaDitraBe,
yir. 81, oro=@utanitrabe,
nddfte GbHre 5u Der Stride.
Seine 8erbinbun9 init irgenh etnem anberen Saben.
81. B.-Hur elm 2aben! (Dtai24, 1W)
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0oiffutSd1e berattbt.

aus 0caDuoob fomineube Boitfutide purot
beute Wforgeu 25 Meileu nDrolid Don hitl
BON srpei StraBenrGuberu angebalteu. 9lu
i6ren 8efebl iibergab ibnen Der Poltbote oi
@elofiite, iuoraui iie bic 8utid)e, obne bic ans
orei Manneru unb einer Dame beite6cnber
Yaiiasiere 81 belaitisen, tpeiter Siebsn lieBen
0ermiid,te telegrapbii6e Sepeidem,
-Sasfell s. Yroctor aus GlepelanO, o.
pel9er ais 9 0 It s lerf I aui Der Houte smi
l1en @lepelanS uuo SubianapoliS angeltell
mar, ,puroe geifern auf bic 9lnflage bin per=
baftet, Die Yolt beraubt Su baben.
= Ser s hres dJ II 6 feter IN Sa
90 MtlitGr=N abemie Su gSeitpoin t
N.zD., pobnten geitern nidlt Weniger, als
20O0 Yerionen bel. Der &riegSiefretdr, ioinit
bic @enerGle Sbernan unb SancOd bielter
fllrSe anipra9er.
= Sn SoltOn tperben SOrbereitltngen iiil
cine groBartige Seier bes 4. Sui1
/ III N ie1anb@ Barfe 81 9S # d
Conn, getrofItn. 8iele berporragenoe Yer.
lonli6feiteu, baruuter 49tb. Sas. u. Slaint
nno @r=@onuerneur Chamberlain, iino als
9tebner einselaoeu fpOroen.
= Sn 9 f. II wurbe geitern Der bu II:
BERTHE SabreStag Der 9lnnabme Der
Sterne unb Streifen ais Der Slag9t
Der llnion allgentein gefeiert.
rGiibent Sape8 miro am 26. s.
Dtts. in . # o II eiutreffeu, unO elu 9lGn5en:
Der Gnpfan9 miro pOrbereitet. Die gauSt
Mili5 oes Staates ipirD pabri6einlib aus
riiden unO ben YrdiipeuteH na9 Dem Sruns
midzSotel" esfortiren.
- Sn Oelpbia befannte fd &c:
itern Sranf q. @reiner idulbig, Sernntreu
ungen begangcH 5u baben, ipdbreno er alS
Glerf III Steuereinneb mer s=8 ii:
reau augeiteQt mar. Gr muroe Der @nao(
oes @eri6tS iparm enlpfobleu, lpeldeS i'm 81
Monaten @efangniB perurtbeilte.
Der @onbent Der > len a b I l.
fanten, ipel6er in ben lebten paar 2ager
in 3 9etroi i t, Wi9., i'll Sienns mar, per.
ta9te ii6 gelteru. Ser naGite GDnpeut iol
i'm Sanuar 1873 in NeluzD abgebalter
merOen.
@ouperl1eur Sampton pon 9 ii 3.
@arolina miro beute 9lbenO BON Golnm
bia, S.-@., uah 9telu=JOrf abreiien.
= Die PbilaOelp bier 3o1lamtS
llnter II AungS 6 M m iiiion mar
geitern in @ebeimiitung nno perbGrte Der
3olleinnebmer &uttle, Olpie mebrere anoert
Qn9eltellte beS SouamteS,
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sbattsfeit Der 3sufien bel 8mftf6uf.

Die Sers0serure ses souau=Mebsrsamss
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Sas 2sttetttat a,tf eiten 8abms,ts
Der rSt.Spnts=San sSratt5isco'er
G$nftft" 1,ei SIN

ct. Souist IA. SUM-. - OaS Sorperbor
Der uicr Yerlonen, meld)e Der getbeiltgnng al
benz attentate auf einen Sabnsng Der rSt.
9ouis<S San SransiscO'er Sabu" bel Der Sta=
tion gBoobeno angefla9t iinb, rpurSc geitern
beenbet lnb Die 9lngetlagten ipurben bis gum
3uiamnlentritte Der @roBgel6worenen benz
@efdngniiie iuSpriltgfielb iiberlpieien. SIrg=
i6aft luurbe abgetpielen. Sic iperoen obne
3weiiel bes Marbes i'm eriten@raoe angetla9t
nnh in fur,er 2eit urnseiiirt lnerheu.
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Nerbeerenoer Srfan TIT 9se,t Gn8=
lano. Wtebrere SriiGet 5erit0rt.
-GineVerioa 9et0otet tttto tneb=
t.rre tset+tt1tt1t n6T

Springfielb, NfaIi., IA. Sunl.-0te
8riife iiber ben Gonnecticut=S =SlnB sluilden
Southampton nnb SableD ul1rbe unt y llbr
beuts 9ta6nlittag mabreub eiueS beftigen Sc
mitterS nou Dem Stllrnle ii6ar ben 6aufen &C.
mebt. Giue nod unnollenbete Sriide Der
yMolia6ulettier Central Sabn" tpurbe eben=
fails oemollrt. 4uf ser eritereu griide be-
ianoen ii6 sur 3eit Der Sataitropbe led)S Subr=
merfe. Srall Snllipan ans Slo Saolep
muroe algenblidlidJ get0otet, nnb Sderiff
Gno5 Goof au8 Sableg, iopie gSm. Smitb
aus 9(mberit trugel1 bebenflt1e Serletungeu
bapon. ;3ipei 8ferbe- iino unperlebt aus ben
6utneu bernorgebolt poroeu. 0ie Sriide
mar 1124 Sup lang lnb Der neuelte Sbeil Oere
clbeu tpurbe Dor Is Sa6reu erbaut. Seri6ie=
oene @ebGllbe ipuroen ebenfalls bon benz
Sturme serIt6rt.
Ser Sturm fam aus 9torbipeiten uno
l6etnt iid) nur auf cine 3ebu 0teilen lange
llno cine Nteile breite Sldd)e erltredt 5u ba=
beu. Su SoaoleD muroe nur Der nntere S6ell
oes 9orfeS pan Der 2uftitrDmung beriihrt.
llugefabr 20 9roBe lllmten wnrben entipurSelt
nuo fletnere SGume Don Smet SUB Surd)=
meIier nie Strobbalme gefnidt, Ser i'm
0orfe angeridtete S6aben bei6rdnft iid)
bauptid6lih anf umae,porfeue Sdeuueu. Su
elmer bieler Sheunen batteu nlebrere M1nner
nit bier @ferben Sboad 9elu6t, uno bieiel=
ben entgingen nllr nit genaner 9totb benz
Sobe. Oie @etraioelaat in Der llmgegeno bat
sroBe Seiddbignns erlitten.
4mberit, 0faii. IA. SUM-. - Sheriff
Geef aus Saoleg erlag bente Ibenb ben Ser
lebungent tueld)e CT bei'nl @initurSe Der Sritde
y, 9}orthntr1nfn1t prlitt
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Getpttter, We9ett ,tno Sa9el.

Yougbfeep N.zgJ.r "A. Sunl.-
Gin fiir1terliAer, non 9legen uno !Sagel be-
aleiteter GemittertHrn1 iu1te bsuts gta6mit=
tag Die llmgegeno bieier Stabt beim. Ser
Sbitz uno @etraibeernbte ipurbe beoeutenoer
Sdaben Sugefigt. Ser Slie iblus in nleb=
reren gaebdilben elm, ieboh lpllrbe, lotpet er=
nittelt 1T, 9ienlano perlstt. Ser Sturm
entuurselte eine Menge Sdume, unO eine an=
Sabl Senlteri6eiben ipnroe bon ben Sa9elz
id)loBen aerid)nlettert.
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Oh my hand and said, in . very gentle

VV9h my manu- anu Saul IN very Benue
aJossph, what are you going to dol"
3 40 pick berries" / replied.
HThen, Joseph, I want to tell you one
thing. Il Is this; When you find a
pretty good bush, do not leave Il 10 seek
a better one, The other boys and girls
will run about, picking 4 little here and
little there, wasting a good deal Of
time, and getting but very lew blaekber.
reis.h
/ went and had 4 capital time. No
sooner had one found a bush than he
called all the rest and they left their
several places and ran off to the newly.
found treasure. Not content more than
q minute or two in one place, they RAM
bled over the whole pasture, got tired,
and at night had very few berries. My
fathers words kept ringing in my ears,
and | stuck to my bush" When ! had
done ono | found another, When night
came / had q basket Of berries, more
than all the others put together, and was
not half 80 tired a. they we're. l went
home happy. But when entered ! found
my father had been taken i'll. He looked
at my basket full Of ripe blackberrieS and
said:
"Well done, Joseph. Was I not right
when ! told you to always stick to your
buEhF
He died few days.Ailer, and 1 had to
make my way into the world as best !
could. But my fathers words sank deep
into my mind, and / never forgot the ex.
perience OF the blackberry party. I
Stuck to my BUSH" When / had a fair
place, and was doing tolerably we'll, did
not leave il and spend weeks and months
seeking one | thought might be u little
better. When other young men said,
"come with us, and we will make i fnr-
time in a few weeks" | shook my head
and stuck to my bush. Presently my EN-.
ployers offered 10 take me into business
with them. l stayed with the old houae
until the principals died, and then l had
every thing wanted. The habit Ofstick.
Ing to my business led people TO trust me,
and gave me character. / owe all |
have and am to this motto: "Stick to
YOUR buSh,"
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Answer 70 No. lls-pll come the Yan.
kee on you on this question, and say mol
yours. Al all events II was never heard
Of until 1865.
Answer TO No. Eve don't want any
II greenbacks are good enough, and VI
maintain that they are, TO pay custom
duties and 10 pay you and ]; they are also
good enough 10 pay not only the interest
on the bonds, but the bonds themselves,
II you call that Reputation, 90 Be Il. Re,
pudiate, repudiGtei What and who ara
they who made this agreement Was Il
you, or ], or this Reneration7 I might
almost say no. Oh, mol Congressman
Senators, &C., who made Il. Il was juSI
good 30 long N their term Of Office lasted
and no longer. 1tWas not binding on AMI
after Congress adjourned. II could have
been repealed, abollshed, or amended ii
any time since its passage. Besides, who
says The act or acts were legAl3 No one
Not even the father Of the measures. He
recommended It rs q war measure, a. one
Of the Necessities Of the times. He has
told you 90 since Il would not stand be-
fore The court, &c.
An rl-CoNTRACTIoSBr.
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Brigham Youug's Instructions
for His own Funeral.
TUT III
Nov York Henld.


New York Herald. ..I
Nearly four years ago President
Young, in company with number Of ell.
der', wrote their instructions, which they
desired TO have on record, concerning
their funerals. It Is his written request
that his instruction. on this subject
should be read at the funeral. They are
as follow: } % 20 f. N.
l, Brigham Young, wish my funeral
services to be conducted in the following
manner: When l breathe my last 1 wis b
my friends 10 put my body in as clean and
wholesome q state as can conveniently be
done, aud preserve the same for one, two,
three, or four days, or as long a. my
body can be preserved in good condi.
tiOn.
Iwant my collin Of plain ono and a
quaTter,redVood boards, not scrimped
in length, buttwo inches longer than |
would measure, and from two to three
inches. wider than ia commonly made for
apeTsoh Of my breadth and size, and dee D
enough to place me on little comtorta.
Bile cotton bed with good suitable pillow
in size and quality. NY body dressed in
my Temple clothing and laid nicely into
my coffin, and the coffin 10 have this ap,
pearance that il I wanted TO turn a little
to the right or the left should have plen.
tyof room DIDO 40; The lid can be made
GROWING. -g -..--.--r...
At my interment wish all my family
present that can DO conveniently, and the
male members 10 wear no Grape ON their
hats or coats; the families 10 boy no
black bonrets or dresses nor black wells
but il they have them they are at liberty
10 wear them. And service may be per.
mitted, as singing and a prayer offered,
and II any Of my friends wish to say few
words they are desired TO do so. And
when they close their services TO take my
remains on bier and repair to the little
burying ground which / have reserved on
my LOT east OF the, White House on the
hill, On The southeast corner oil this lot
have vault built Of mason work large
enough to receive my coffin, and that they
may place in 4 box II they choose the
sane a. the cofin-redWood-then place
rocks over the vault sufficiently large
enough to cover it, that the earth may Be
placed over it-as fine dry earth as can
be hSd-to cover il until the walls OF the
little cemetery are hid, which will leave
me lnlthe southeast corner.
This vault ought to be rooted over with
some kind OF temporary root. There let
my earthly tabernacle rest in peace and
comfort and have good sleep until the
morning atthe frst resurrectiou-no cry.
ing world mourning with any one,
have done my work faithfully and in
good faith. wish this to b. read at ,be
funeral, provided that If I should die
any where IN the mountains desire The
above directions respecting my place Of
burial should be observed. But il j
should live to get back to the church in
jackson county, No., IWiah'to be buried
there. BRIGHAM YoUEG
President Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter Day Saints,
Sat Lake City, U. T., Sunday, Nov. 0
1873.
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Modifying Influence OF Past

Modifying influence OF Past
'''n' Scenes.
From the Detroit Fres Pres.
The fit woman rose from lei, chair
and shook herself. Her time had come.
William Hill and wife, her next door
neighbors, walked out Of the corridor,
and his Honor said 'H
When the moon was shining brightly
and the midnight cats walked lightly, and
pedestrians went home tightly, yon, Mr..
and Mrs.. Hill, fought and screamed and
yelled and raced around the house and
yard.
Your baritone voice, Mr.. Hill, was heard
calling out that you would make mince
meat Of her, and your alto tones Mn.
Hill, were heard replying that you'd Just
like to sec him do ii. Now, then, this
motherly old lady here may tell her sto.
y!n E.'Esa
"oh, il didn't amount to anything
your Honor" she replied. %There was
considerable noise, Of course, and they
claWed and pulled hair, ofcourse, aud
many Of the neighbors were reused from
sleep, Of course, but il was 4 mere trile.
/ suppose they had little dispute, same
As me and Peter used TO have, poor man
He 10 deadnoW, and there isSne=oue-to
dispute with me-" 1T 5gs SAILS
~" Now, mother, would you make oath
that this couple disturbed the peace ~
asked the court. isu F - rI
. Well, they disturbed tia little-ius
very little, Judge. II sounded kinder
familiar 10 me 10 hear dishes smashing,
chairs going over, doors SlAmming and
voices crying out, and suppose that's
the reason l AWoke.9 sfIE Tr1'r-E'
"Bu! dldn'tyou 60 over there and try
TO stop the roW?Has r I.i. H.ss
Wei, 1 went over to see whether
they were mad or in fun.p afa.
And we're they mad ~ .ls.
"l-I can't say, Judge. l saw her
throw stool al him, and saw him bump
her head against the wall, but hnman ma .
ture ia so different that | shouldn't like
to say they were mad.n IT, g..
"Did you hear them calling each other
namts7 T ~ rla,,L .4..,I T
"Wsll, yes, suppose l did, but that's
nothing, you know. Why, Judge, / know
of hundreds Of first class families in De.
troit where husbands and wives are claw.
I,ing and .iaWingr-and calling names md
turning each other out doors ali the time.
Peter never came into the honse that l
didn't call him IN old vagabond and
murdurer, and be used TO call me witch
and a sauccress. Let 'em 20, Judge
they II do better in the future"
" When two loving hearts get up and
pull hair and call nSmes," he remarked,
they should keep the fact from the pub.
lie. don't care how many domestic
fights occur in the kitchen, but when they
are adjourned to the yard'and the sire ct
the Law steps in and observes that the fine
be S. each" Q .t .4''.f
"0h, don't ?" sighed the fat woman.
" Plea.e don't!n said Mrs. Hill.
"Thaps awful for these hard times r.
gIped the husband.
And the court folded his pen andgrim.
ly replied:
:" What | have said have said. Come
down with the cash" gu aa
And tn ey came.
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Practical Advice, Which Every
ono Sh0nlI Heed.

A rich man, in answer to a question
how he became 90 very successful, reel.
ted the following story: =
l will tell you how it was. ooe dav
when | was a lad, q party Of boys and
girls were going to pick 6laekberries. /
wanted to go with them, but was afraid
father would not let me. When | told
him what was going on, and he At once
gave me permission TO 60 with them, /
could hardly content myself. / rushed
into the kitchen, got basket, and aked
mother for = luncheon. had the basket
on my arm, and was just going out al the
gate, when my father called me back. He
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

VHE countenance is pale and
lealcn.colored, with occasional
aushai, or circumscribed spot Cd
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull. J; thspIpil5 dilatc an azure semi
circl. run; along the lower eyc-lid;
the nose Is irritated, swell5, andsome-
TINES bleedi; aswelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the cars; an
unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or
GuEcd tongue; breath very foul, par
ticullrly in the morning; appetite
variable, sou2sineSvoracious, witha
gnawinS ssn5atioao of the stomach, ut
Others, entirely gone fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times co5tivc; stools Shiny; not
unfreQuently tingcd with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometEmesdryandc onvulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
3D.. are found to exist, ~
DR.. C. M9LANE'S VERNIITUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, net taba6IeGfd0iEgMss6 slight
est injury to tie most tcnatr infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MFuGE bears the signatures of C..
MeLANE andFLEauNG Bros. on the
wrapper.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


~ nail, Ia sdsaAes, poEtoes P'PsA.
me ,,sr...... ....~12 @ Tire ncSths --''n g g
IL tnonthE-...... .- % one mon v
TthvuEd By CRITiITi m City iSe PsrNesL
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TUT Pills

Meet the wants Of those who need safe and
reliable medicine. The immense demand which
has 50 rapidly followed their introduction Is
evidence that they do supply this want, and
proves them 10 be
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FINANCIAL.


This ESnk Il Organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all IL detaila.
ltSuceetJs the Fint National Bank OF Wheeling
Is owned BY the SARs shareholder and l. under thC
sllno management
By carefully regarding the interests Of IL Cor,
respondents and Deposition, and BY prompt and
faithful execution Of their EiihSs, Il hopeI 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted
:, CollsetionI madO on all POINTS throughout thu
United stattA
repnslt Accounts subject 10 check al Lsht re.
eelTed from Banks, BanlerS, Films, Corporations
Ccruac1ieI q Deposit Issued payable 90 dsn,Tud
OF 81 dXGd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
pfREcToRa:
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
WIN. A. IAett, John [. Hobs.
A. NJ. Adams q, c, Dewey.
Henry N. HiTpeT, my2i-dGv
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SESI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY,

By natl, 10 advonas, Totih9t PFPatd
20 ,stT..,,,.. IS % Ei1 mbnthI. ......Si 70
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TRANsPoRTATIoH.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD CO
M@E
On and after May Il, 1871, Passenger TfGini VII
leave ~ folloEA-Wheollng Time,
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Nos. s Snd 10 make close connection at Columbus
ior all points South and Southwest; at Chicago for
al points West and Northwest.
Blst.bouud trains make cum eet1ons At baltimore
ior Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Al RIih-
lnSlnn CITY Tor all points South.
,West-6Ound trains make direct connections IoT
all principal points West md Northwest
Pullman Palace carr On ali night trains
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Stsub<RriRe AooonmodatOa-LsaVes BeIllip al
SO P. nj Bridgsport at ass and arrives At stGu-
ben vile at 6:l5 p IN.
Leaves steuhenTIls at 7IS a. mi RrhrG at
Bridgeport at s:5S 4. m.
Special accommodation trains leave BSlairo At
% 4 N. and l2:ij p. M; Bridgeport Al s:G5 .. m.
and LOO P. N arrive At Martins Ferry s55 q. N.
and lilO 2. IN. REturnlnS leave Martins Penyat
ll25 n m. and $50 p. m; Bridgeport ll:S5 4. N.
and $40 p. nj arrive AZ BellalrS at Ii50 T. M and
3:bS p. M.
Tickets 10 AL priAeipal points In the East and
West can he procured Of the Union Ticket Once,
Mcclure HouSS, and at the station At BIidspoTt
7. B. MYERS,
my29 General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent.