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FatxoSr, O., August 1.-THE wheel.
9S a Lake Erie Railroad is to be project.
- :, Though this city, the $4,000 subtetip.
TE Hon BY the citizens having bsOp raised.
yo.. s; AlnG, engineer Of the company, Ar.
i've. t!Veu mere tonight, and will be here iot
v s"o weeks negotiating iof the right oI
y,Wending to the contEacts for grad
s ns' ofldGlug, etc, A large force oil meE
~. t present employed on the line be-
wen wen Toledo aud OAK Hafbot. 1tis no
N. .9tcided whether the road will sttikl
point '''""' "'N VI We
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gfEUsENvILLE.

nruiAIlty or . CIIppie-smAll Railway
Accident.
Sr1uBENvtLLE, August l1.-An old, one.
legged man named Michael Downing,
living ia Nsvadab, out on the skirts Of this
city, was arrested this morning ior brutAlly
beating his wife and daughter over the
head with bis ctulch. Mrs. Downing was
knocked senseless, and the beating may
prove serious.
There was o siight freight wreck this
morning at Shelley q station, west of here.
Two or three cars were smashed Up but
no one was hurL Trains were delayed
here q short time.
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ctSctNSArt, August il.-Notwithstaud.
ing the capture Of the two negro highway.
men who have been shooting and rob,
biuQ 10 the vicinity oil Oakley, six miles
northeast Of Cincinnai, MI. Settles was
stopped last night near Oakley, by two
white men, who demanded bic money.
He resisted and they stabbed him severely
but hls cties brought help, when the VII.
liAne fed and escaped.
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PARIS, August 1l.-speaking at the ban.
quet given in his honor at Nancy last
night, Jules Ferry declared his belief that
the coming elections Of the country will
respond In favor Of the mutual agreement
Of the parties Tor the revision Of the Con.
etilution, as opposed 10 absolute violent
Radical revision, which Ia the fsvorite
idea OF the irreconcilables. He was
tumulluously applauded.
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ERis, Pa, August 1l.-rhis morning at
= ,s''n o'clock, as the sexton Of 81. PAul's
episcopal ChutCh, on sixth street, was
a'klsg Preparations to receive coal he
ttSsidenlslly set Gre to A curtain, and In d
wv. wv moments that part Of the church,
~ ~ ihe inhe organ, was beyond his control.
Ls Ivy nie department was q little tardl,
ny ny succeeded Ia saving the building,
". .a'sn was insured iof $4,000 The organ,
IVY a.,,l insured, was totally destroyed. II 10
sn sn1td WV that the dSmage is lees than
49, ivVW The Park Presby lerian Church
i.s i "huefed them the use Of their build.
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AsrEunEN vrLLE Artist


PaintipE a Portrait Of nrs. q. h. Hsyes.
srEuDESvtLIE, August LIE. T. An.
drews, the well known artist Of this city,
has on bis easel q three quarter length
portrait Of Mrs. X. B. Hayes. The por.
trait is for MrS. Hayes own house. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Andrews
iS the gentleman who sold the government
a full length portrait Of Martha Washing.
ton, now in the White House, for the
round sum Of 5000,
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I,outsdeyote I,euplon,

GALVESTON, August il,-A reunion o
ex Coniederates, living in Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Missouri and Texas, is being helt
In Dallas. The procession, headed by tht
local military, Gre department and brAsl
hands took place yestsfdsay, Ofadd0Ck'l
Opera House was thrown open as tht
place Of rsnds4vous A hssfty handshak
lng was INDUCED In. Many had nevsl
met since the surrender,
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CORNELL CRUSHED
sE EHE SFURDE AUsrRIAA CREw.
Terrible EHts'S Of Drought In sWltusr.
land-XsllOW Fever KMliaE or
WOFhnSR on the IalhmuG
General ROFsiEn News.
DROUGHT IN sWIIaERLAND.
Grass Dried Up, and hsrds VI Cattle
PeFIahIng.

SEass DRIED Up and Herds VI Cattle
PeFiahing.
LONDON, August liza Geneva CORES.
pOndsnt says: sWilzsrland is beginning to
suffer seriously from drought, which, OK.
cePt Tor q few showers, has lasted two
months. The graSa is burned, and there 10
no chance Of making the usual second hay
crop.
There is great scarcity Of water in most
pats Of the country. In the mountain
pastures of several oautous and in Savoy
beasts are psrishing for lack OF water and
from heat Whole herds have perished
in the Canton OF sChwysz, in the Vaudoi1
Alps aud in the Valley OF Jurs, II the
drought continues q week or two longer
1t vii go far to neutralIze the effect Of The
excellent grain cropa and vintage, which
bids iAir 70 be one Of the most abundant
on record,
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LONDON, August 11.-1n the trial Of
shsAi binding machines, In connection
With the Royal Agricultural Society, held
at Derby there we're twenty entries and
nine competitors, McCofmick's Harvest
ing Machine Company, Of Chicago, re-.
ceiyed the fFss prize and the gold medal.
A New York manufacturing Hfm received
RilyAr medal,
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LONDON, August 1.-THE Tima pub.
fishes long lstters from correspondents
from the principal English wheat produc.
ing districts, which estimate that with
ordinary summer weather throughout
August the yield should exceed by 5000.
900 quarters lIst years poor crop. The
yield will apparently average thirty bush.
els 10 the acre. The exaggerated harvest
estimates, must, however, be rejected, as
the plant WAS bitten by frost and winds In
the springs. The prospects In northern
France are the same % lhope In England.
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VIENNA, August 1.-THE boat race be.
tween the Cornell University crew and
the Vienna crew, was won by the latter.
The CornellS obtained early in the race
four lengths lead oi the Austrians, but
appeared exhausted when they reached q
point in thecourss known as Berg 1ahota,
and when half Of the course had been
trRversed one member OF the crew col.
lapsed. They then gave up the struggle,
The trophy which the Vienna crew wins
IA valued al $3.50,
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TREsroS, Nj Ausust 1.-THE Perry
Houss, Beach hsven, burned today. The
guests lost all Of their property. The losa
On the building will reach 10000. The
loss oi the 250 b tardets will be cousidet'
able The guests, men and women, a.
rived d. Camden this morning attlted Ia
bat ing Anlla. alG.
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sr. JoHS, N. F., August ll.-Advices
from the west coast state that bottle was
picked up Monday at Fishall Bay, ST,
George, containing the following note:
Schooner Morning Star Of Bird Rocks,
sinking fast. Captain named John Snow,
PiCtoub, Nova Scotia. Loaded with cod.
flSh from Labrador. Please report this to
fret printing office. Likely oil will be
lost. God save our souls. Grew on
boArd-John Snow, Master W. Flynn,
John Edwards, William Young. June IS,
1881" .#...
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LONDON, August 1.-THE Hna says:
The Lords have yielded to what they
admit to be paramount political neces.
Sity, and have accepted bill which they
profoundly dislike and distrust. II can
hardly be doubted that the came motives
which have hitherto actuated them will
agtin prevail when they come to recon.
slider the points Of difference which remain
between them and the House Of Com.
Vnana
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Death orEn.prealdont FIlImore'N widow.

Death fEx.pTesIdSnt FIIInors'a widow.
BuFEALo, August 11.-Mrs. Millard Fill.
more died to-day. Mrs. Fillmore was
married after President Fillmore served
bis term. Her maiden name was Caroline
McMichael, but she had previously mar.
ried Ezekial Mcintosh, Of Albany, and
after his death become the wife Of the
sz President. She has resided in this
city since her second marrisge. Her
life was characterized BY charity, public
and private. In October, 1880, she suffered
severe stroke Of paralysis, followed by
two attScks, and was for a long time una.
BILE 10 atticulate, bnt retained her tacult ties.
She was In her list year. She had no
children by her second marriage. An
unmarried son OF President Fillmore by
bis first vile Ia the only remaining relA.
tive Of the ex.Presldent's family.
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Psople are constantly changing their homes
from East u West ami from North to South
Of ia W7td In search Of q htallhy State. II
iiet would ieaEn TO be contented, and 10 use
me eelebfaled Kidney. Volt when Aick they
Sould bo much better oH. The whole system
can be kept ID healthy stats BY this simple
but eiIeetIal remedy. See large adv NWt4w
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Al CLEVELAND. BuffAloI 81 Cleveland, !.
A. Boston; Providence, g. Boston, IL
Al Chiciyo: Dsitoils, Oh Chicago, IL,
This is the third game the UbiceRos have
played within . week In which they
have not made 40 error, aud the Third
10 which they have Whllewashed their
opponents.
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liaSd =. Bta,a Hsr Pi,,sbstSh s.so,

haud >. Beata Her PIttsbuFSh Record.
RccHtsrER, August Ill Fifteen thou.
sand people were in attendance At The
races To- day Maud s. tfottsd against Time
10 beat her record and chipped II one
quaftef oi q eeeond At tho Etsi trial, max.
log he mile in 2:l0t, The quarters we're
made "a iollows. 32i, :05t, 1877, 2;lOt.
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AFFER rHE BANKS.
Revenne Agents Examining their HOOKS
10 seeIf Proper FAX Returns are Made.

KeVenue Agents Examining their HOOKS
TO seeI Proper FAX Returns are Made.
New YoRK, August 1l.-An examina.
tion, under orders from the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, ol the State banks In
this city is now In progress, The purpose
Of 1t Is to ascertain the methods practiced
by the banks In making up their returns
for Federal taxation on deposits, and to
ASCERTAIN the correctness Of their returns
by the books OF the banks. There are four
examiners here now who are accredited
by letters from Commissioner Rsum.
Their appearance on this errand has
caused no little surpriGe and alarm among
BANKERS, national as we'll 90 State. They
went first 10 the Manhattan Company,
but the managers OF that bank requested
delay until they could consult the coun.
sell OF the bank. The Bank OF North
America, the German American, the Corn
Exchange and oil other State banks have
been examined already. In one or two
cases the investigation has required sew.
eral days, for Il extends back for about
sixteen years. The question at Issue, how
ever, Is not new one. II was decided In
part in 1854, and again In 1896, by the
Secretary Of the Treasury declining 10
support the claims Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
A case is now pending in Chicago based
In part on the same claim. This iR, that
the bankers should pay Federal tax Of
one.hali OF one per cent on the total
average amount oi their deposits, and not
on the net amount after deduCting ex
changes, as banks now make up their
returns. The claim is pronounced absurd
and prsposterous by bank officials, and
although the present examination bad
not extended beyond the State banks, the
officers Of the national banks know that II
the Commissioners claim should be up
held by the Treasury Department their
turn would come next.
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wAsHtSe4sN, August II i-ohtistiana
Tyler, an sgsd nsgteSs, coniesses today
that ahe killed little boy and gill, aged
three and six yeats, near this city satnr'
dAV IaSs.
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lomti.li

EtEuurtvE MANSION, 1880 P, N-rhs
President 10 doing we'll today. Besides
supply Of liqaid nottiShment at the reg
ulaf intervals he has taken lor his break.
fast, With evident relish, an Increased
quantity oi soid food, He Continn.e Tree
from fever His skin Ia moist, but without
ubdue pefspifa,i0n. Pulse i02, lempetA
tuie 9s 0 and respiration 10
fsigntd1 ArfESDiNa PHYSICIANS
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Issued Yesterday By the Attending
Physicians.
tomeial Bulls.ia,l
ExEcuriYE MANaloN.

ExKcuTIvg MANHoN,
WASHINGTON, August l1-s:30A N. J
The President has passed an exceeding.
ly good Dight, sleeping sweetly, with bat
few short breaks, awaking refreshed this
morning alta later hour than usual AT
this morning's dressing, just completed,
II was found that the deeper parts oi the
wound had been emptied spontaneously.
The quantity Of pus secreted ls beginning
10 diminish It's character and the ap
pearance Of the wound are healthy. His
temperature shows an entire absence oi
fever this morning, and his pulse, which
10 lees frequent than yesterday, is i'm
proving In quality at present II is 100,
TEN pefatufe pS 8, respiration ~
[singed1 ATTENDING PHYstctASs
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BERLtN, August 1.-THE Government
has taken the necessary measures 10 pro
lect The Jews In Pomerlana and IVES
Prussia. However, the trouble will not
coon be over, as the whole population
p these dbttlcts is strongly igairSt the
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Alll
tOmclAi.I

E1GcvrtvE AAS.ioS, Z After The
noon bulletin was issued the Presidents
condillon continutd 10 then reported IN.
vi about 4 o'clock, when the commence
ment Of the afternoon lever was noted.
In lie degree II did not differ matetiAlly
ltqtn that Of yeStetdAy. His pulse 10 nov
l0e, Temperature l0i 2 and feepiratl.n 10
Lslgned1 ATTENDING PHfstciASs.
~.
1880 Il S.-Atthoush the Presidents
pulse and temperature we're not ~ low
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The Committee on Nominations report.
ed the names Of General W. @. Wickhau,
Of Richmond, iof Governors Msjot 8. W.
Yosl, ,oisAunlob, ,iot LieuIensot Goyernof,
and Judge willouehby, Of Alexandra, for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
The Reward for JEFF. Davis

There stands to-day on the books OF
the treasury an unexpended balance OF
s. 96S of the reward OF 100000 offered
for the capture of Jefferson Davis. Pres
ident A. drew johnson, by proclamation
of NAV 9, 1865, offered reward OF $780,
600 for the capture OF Jefferson Davis,
but Congress did not authorize the pay
ment of the same until 1868. Congress
hedged the appropriation with the strict
est provisions and precautions as to the
payment, requiring every one concern.
ed in the capture to be fully identified
before receiving any portion OF the re-
ward. There were great many claim
ants, and the treasury officials had much
trouble and difficulty in arriving at
correct conclusion as to who really were
entitled to benefits. In consequence OF
the thorough examination required the
PAYMENTS have been distributed through
the wears from 1868 to the present time.
In 1869, $4,000 was paid; in 1870, 1919;
in 1871, Sl,6ll50; in 1873, S2,OSl; in
1874, $40, 9O4l2; in 1876, S93, and in
1879, S293. The amount yet unpaid,
g 96S IS, belongs to half dozen or 80
privates in an Iowa cavalry regiment
whose identity has not yet been estab'
lished, although if the treasury officials
were permitted to take their own word
for it enough Of them took part in the
capture to constitute a brigade.
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100 900 acres, the timber stands very
close. and is superior to the Maine
spnrce in quality. The road would
have to carry great deal oil H. ior Mast
and spar timber.
Seventh. At the mouth OF Sand Run,
Ill miles up Gsuley river 10 only four
miles from Elk, and 800 feet above II.
/ cannot saw which stream, above this
point, it would be advisable to follow.
Eighth. Let it be borne in mind that
the Gauley basin is broad one, win
many logging tributaries, while those
OF the Elk and Greenbrier are narrow,
with comparatively few. The timber oil
the Greenbrier basin is vastly interior
TO both Elk and Gsuley, little in SIZE
aud quantity. Also, while the timber
OF Elk has been largely drawn upon ior
many years, that OF the uauiey ID
almost untouched.
Ninth. / am informed that there Is
very little good farming country on the
waters of Elk. On Gauley, in Nicholas
a nd Webster counties at least, there ls
= great deal; considerable quantity Oh
i,ar,sdy fenced and cultivated, ana
settlers are focking to 1t every year.
The Swiss Society, OF which you nave
doubtless heard, has commenced us
settlement and made its purchase OF
$500 acres, c'Csa'o G uey
Tenth. ] am not familiar with the
coal measures OF Elk river, but L DO
know that Gauley runs through the
best of the West Virginia basin; that
for twenty miles up at least, both Gan
mel. Splint and Bituminous coal are
plentiful, that the seams are thick, ana
that the opinion OF the late Prof. Austed
Frs, was, that the Goals improved
as one receded from the Kanawha river;
good coal is found all the way up the
Gauley as far as Webster Z. n. at least
Eleventh. am informed by the
officers of the Kanawhs Boom Co. who
have Just mad path cut out on both
sides I Glu'ej,t at the distance from
Gauley Bridge on the c. & 0. K W. to
Sand Run, Webster e. H. is III
miles. The distance by Elk river il, |
am informed, l35 miles from the T. *
OR W. TO Webster &. H., and am
told by IA competent person, that the
distance up Gaul.y for railroad would
be very much shortened, by the fact
than there are several long and abrupt
bends, where a short tunnel would cut
of good many miles.
Truly Yours,
K. X. Cautley.
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RAILROAD ROUTES.
Where a Good North and South
Reute Nav be Located.

Correspondence Register
GAULEY BRIDGE. FAYErrE Co, VIVA.
February 18th, 1881.
| live at the mouth of Gauley river,
and for my character and acquaintance
with the country, refer Won to Governor
Mathews, and our member, the Hon.
| ]. Settle.
understand that the claims OF other
rivers and routes for North and South
West Virginia railroad, have been large
ly and publicly made known this winter
through the press; permit me briefly to
state the advantages which l believe
would be attached to the route from
Charleston to Webster Court House,
via Gauley river.
First. The route would run for thirty
eight mil IS along the northern bank OF
the Great Kanawha; ali advantage upon
which suppose that | need no: dilate
Second. 81 Gdu'ev Bridy>, IL could TIP
he uu county ,rdgon traffic, and carry that
high clss freight, Nhich, in the months
81 NAV and November 1850, amounted
10 A $40 and s., 200 lbs, respectively in
ward freight only; also the through
wagon hauling from the same back
country TO the kanswhs coal mines;
which amounts TO q not much inferior
aggregate, all this freight is steadily in
cTeasing. The outward freight at
cannot get il accurately now.
Third. ~ miles up Gauley, at go
mile" creek, it would take the freight OF
the Gauley Iron Co.'S blackband fur
mace, which will probably be so ton
one, and make large quantity Of spare
coke also. This affair is 10 break ground
as coon as the weather allows. The
Co. is a goo! enc.
Fourth. Atabout Is miles, (probably,)
a short branch would open the Peters
Creek snd Cross Lanes carbonate iron
ore; the most promising field for
mineral development which / know OF
in the Nirginias. No expert has vet
pror ounced on theSl, nor has any one
here the money to open them properly;
but | know them u be stratited, not
mere surface ores, at all events in
several cases and my enquiries which
have been many, tend 10 convince me
of a sia,iticatioI extending over several
thousand acres, usually of good quality,
but sometimes sihceous, am unable 10
state the thickness, except in three
cases, which are eighteen inches, three
feet and four feet respectively. Coal
is very close to the ore in every case,
snd a good limestone is found in the
Peters creek country; charcoal can he
made anywhere.
Fifth. At the mouth Of Cherry river,
75 miles up, the road would take the
cherry timber Of that district, which is
abundant; large, and Of good quality.
Sixth. At some point between Cherry
and the hesdwaters OF Gau,ey, the
black spruce belt would be touched;
this is supposed to extend over about
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A Chapline Street Residence
sf Public Sale.

NY VIRTCE OF AUTHORITY NEsIED IN
Is me as Executor OF the will oil Alex
furuer, deceased, / will sell at public auction,
AZ the front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county, on
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAYoF FEBRUARY
1851 beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the premises
occapied BY Mr.. Turner at the time CT his DEAN
as a ,esiience. The house Is NO. llts ChsIiIhg t
stree, The /. fronts Al feet on the west side OF
said street and runs back To alley, and was col
viewed 70 Mr. Turner by deed dated Decsmeef
% 1855 and recorded in County Clerk once IN
deed book 10, page As. 10 which deed attenuen
is respectfully directed.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing are tnyited 70
examiue the premises. Possession gwen April
/. ISL. Term. OF sale made known on day OF
sale, or sooner by applying TO the undesigneo'
Executor, ofice II Twelfth street
J. c. HERyEY, Auctionser. Is
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Trustee.s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED oF TRUST MADE
Is by John Dcer and wife u the andersisn'
ed Trustee dated the 29th ds5 ~ yEne. fs.
and recorded in the ofiCe 81 the Clerk Of The
County Cour, Of Ohio county. Wet N,ryfris, IN
reed Of Trust Book No. Is. page 1913 J vii sell
House Of ohio county. ". W. on
WEDNESDAY, yARcH sTH. ISL.
NJ 10 30 o'rlocf ~. The following described
rrsl .stA,e, viz: The middle ir1ct!oH of lot
mum bered twenty two - lying twenty feet on
The south side a NinrtesIiin street AID IunDinx
back ,owsrds tire creek by Ttrsilsl iiiies and OIL
right angie. IN sid Ninetcca;k stseei. Gle
hundred and twenty ll5i feet.
The title 4. believed ID be perfect, bot selling
a. Trustee viii convey only the tile Vestef In
me by said decd Of trust
TIixs-One-third Of purchase nj aey or more
n the purchascrelect, in ca.h on Gay OF sa,e.
the balance in two equal instAllnents n ak
and twelve months. notes eeAr.ng iaierett W pe
Riyen for deferred payment, he title 10 Be re
hined until pay meut Is made In full.
ffsbaoau J. J. woorS Trustee.
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at 9:27 A. ~,
arriving a. welsburgst 1000 An. and at Steu-
benville at 1880 A. NJ, connecting with Pacific
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p n and 6:S
A. N. nun daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at 6:toP.
NJ With sleeping car aattAche ed arriving in Chica-
20 at 1870 next morning. Berths can be secured
In advance at Union Depot ticket ONCE, Colum-
bus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cam through
without change from Stsubenyille East TO Phila'
delphia ard New York, and West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81.
louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further informa.
ton apply 10 Joseph N. Belleyille, Ticket Ageut
at Pan.Hsndle Depot, foot OF Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Once, Under Mcclure House
wheeling.
ID. W. Caldwell, General Manager. Columbus,
O.:W. L o Bren, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Columbus. U. novs