Fort Wayne Daily Times (Newspaper) - July 23, 1855, Fort Wayne, Indiana TIMES JOHN W EAWSON Editor VOL 1 praise ami condemn an FORT WAYNE ALLEN COUNTY JULY 23 1855 JOHN W DAWSON Publisher NO 7 art JOHN W DAWSON Editor and Proprietor KT Times Sit Slory North EtM corner Clinton and Columbia Streets Four Terms of Subscription invariably iu advance One Sis Months 3 Three Mouths 170 Information All Legal advertisements one p square of ten linos forone insertion and twenty cents square for each subsequent insertion Business and Miscellaneous Advertising One square of 10 linos or less first insertion 00 Each additional insertion 25 One square three mouths 5 00 One square six mouths U 00 One square one year 15 00 Two squares three 7 00 Two squaws six months 13 00 Two squares one year 20 00 Three squares three months 10 00 Three squares six mouths 18 00 Three squares one year 25 00 Yearly advertisements of u column or less will inserted fit i liberal discount from the above rates and will be 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receipts for the same free of postage payments in advance may be made either ot the office or the office ot delivery When made fit the mailing office satisfactory evidence such be exhibited to the postmaster at the office of delivery THE LAW OF 1 Subscribers do not give express notice to the con- trary are considered as wishing to continue their If subscribers order the discontinuance of their papers tho publisher can continue to scud them until all arrearages axe paid 3 If subscribers or refuse to take their papers from tlie office to which they are directed they are held re If any subscribers remove to an other place without Informing the publisher and their paper is sent to the for incr direction they are held responsible courts have decided that to a paper from the or removing leaving It uncalled for is lacia evidence of MASONIC Wayne Xo 1 third Wednesday POST OFFICE FORT WAYNE Time of Arrivals and Departures of Mails Cincinnati and Indianapolis via Ohio and Ihd Leaves Daily at 0 A M Arrives at 1 0 r M TOLEDO Leaves Daily Sundays A M Arrives Mondays Leaves Daily Sundays At 7 A M Arrives Mondays r 31 Mien Leaves Daily Sundays A M Arrives 8 r M PIQUA Leaves Mondays Wednesdays it Fridays A M Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays 5 r M COLUMBIA Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays at C A M Arrives Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 7 i- M Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays at S A M Arrives Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 3 r M Leaves Mondays and Fridays A M Arrives Tuesdays i- M Leaves Mondays and Fridays A M Arrives Tuesdays F M Sr Leaves A M Arrives r M Leaves A M Arrives c i- M Leaves Fridays r M Arrives 1 MILLS Leaves Fridays A M Arrives 7 r M Mails leave in the morning will close the previous evening All others lil minutes con- tract time for departure 05 open luring the week from 7 8 and on Sundays from to a ni and from t to 2 p m JOHN G P M WEIGHTS AND MEASURES The following is a table showing weight of the articles enumerated per bushel which is the only true way of selling or buying produce or cles named A Bushel of pounds Of shelled Corn on the Grf Cora Buck Barley 43 Beans UO Clover Timothy Flax 45 Bluegrass Dried peaches....................33 Dried Mineral evening in each i Fort Wayne Chapter evening in each No Tuesday evening next re- ceding each full moon Summit City Lodge U D Friday evening next following each full moon The Lodges have meeting every week on Tuesday and Friday evenings All in good standing visiting are fraternally invited to attend The Lodge of will in the Hall of Wayne on evenings Noll Masons in nve now required by an edict of in- pay yearly tc tlie in whose they may INDEPENDENT OF ODD Wayne STATES TUB FRANKLIN of United J D of Indiana Vice President pro L of Sew York of State JAMES of Kentucky Secretary of the Treasury of Michigan Secretary of the JAMKS of the Navy DAVIS of Mississippi See y of Postmaster Gen CALEB Massachusetts Alter Gen of Chief Justice John of Associate Justice James il Wayne ol John of Tennessee IVler V Virginia -1.500 Samuel Nelson of New York C Grier of K Mass 4.500 John A Campbell of Ala A Governor K Speaker of Senate K B Secretary of Slate II E Auditor of Stale W K Treasurer of A Z Judge Supreme Court A L S B A G to Supreme Court W Biain Clerk E A Judge K U Wilson J Judge t Allell Co's Joseph District t G Auditor U W A Jackson County Surveyor Win T Henry Dickerson Co Commissioners F K F AVm Mayor City Marshal N Clerk Win W Carson 0 I A- iis A- LA K 1 I ill 1 7 S While i-j 51 III I Napoleon I II Adams -J Advertisements a w Mon-lay June Trains will leave the sixth street Depot iis FIRST Express For Indianapolis Lafayette Peru Michigan City Chicago Galena Island St Louis the West This train stops at all the way Stations Express at A 31 For Clyde Cleveland Dunkirk lo Albany Now York and connecting at Forest for Crestline Pittsburgh Philadelphia Hal timore Washington and Sandusky with train for Toledo and Chicago arriving at Chicago at -2 A M train stops only at Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield Tiffin and Grafton and Pittsburgh at 8 a Dayton Springfield dusky Cleveland and way stations Connects at Forest for Crestline Pittsburg Philadelphia timore and also to Lima Delphos and Fort Wayne Same train connects at Sandusky with steamer BAY CITY for Detroit at Dayton with train for Troy Piqua FOURTH Accommodation at 11 a Hamilton and all way Stations FIFTH and Dayton at p all way stations Connects at Dayton for Troy Piqua and at Hamilton Eaton Richmond Indianapolis go SIXTH Express at 5 p m for ton Springfield Sandusky and way land Dunkirk Buffalo Albany New York and Boston connects at Forest for crestline burg Philadelphia Baltimore and at Hamilton for Richmond and intermediate stations Accommodation at p train stops at all regular stations and at flag stations on signal or notice to the Con- ductor Baggage checked to Cleveland Dunkirk lo and Pittsburgh RETURNING Trains leave Dayton at and A5 a m and p rn Leave Richmond and 10.30 a in and p m Leave Hamilton at 0.00 aud 9 00 a m 12 and For further information or tickets apply at the Ticket Office corner of Broadway and Front St under the Spencer House on Walnut street next door to the Gibson House or at the Sixth Street Depot HENRY 0 AMES June 1055 mO in 6 of Time for Indianapolis and Chicago and all the the ern and western cities and Mississippi S Tuesday June Sth and until further notice the trains will depart fiom Wood street tion as FOR INDIANAPOLIS at 6 45 a m and -1 n m For Louisville Madison at 30 a 2 30 p m For Lawrenceburg and Aurora at C 45 a m S jO a m 2 30 p m 4 p m and G p in Freight for Louisville Indianapolis Peru cago Haute Vincennes Evansville and all intermediate stations a m For further information in regard to Freight ply at the office No 4 East Front street or at the Station or front near foot of Columbia st O For Tickets apply at the Offices south east corner of Fourth and Vine streets No 4 east Front st Station on west front street or at the offices of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati eo S S POST Chief Engineer and Superintendent July 10 1855 1855 LITTLE MIAMI via and Buffalo New York Boston Niagara Falls Montreal Quebec by this Columbus aud route and LAKE CITY QUEEN OF THE WEST capt W T Pease capt D 11 and owned by the columbus and Cleveland New York and Erie and N York central routes Two DAILY TRAINS in connection with Lake Steamers at 0 a in and 9 a m FIRST 0 o'clock a m arrives at Cleveland alili o'clock p m gers by this train have 51 hours at Cleveland nine o'clock a m making direct connection at Cleveland with the Steamer Both the trains by this route run directly along side the at Passengers leaving their names at the ticket of fice state rooms will be telegraphed for Trains run by columbus minutes faster than Cincinnati Through Tickets and all information can be ob- at the new No 2 Buruet House building AV L ticket agent No 177 Front House ALEX ILTON ticket agent or at the old office S E cor- ner Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer House oral tlie eastern Little Miami Depot east Front street hours from a in until p in P W General Tlir calls for passengers at all I principal Hotels for each and every train By ving directions at either of the above offices will call for passengers in all parts of the city without fail W 11 ENGLISH J J I i Commission and and wholesale and retail dealers in Flour Grain liacon Pearls and Produce generally No Water and 150 Front street Refer to Evans co John Jo i vV aiui I generally Railroad Advertisements Miscellaneous 1855 1855 Baltimore Washington City and New Vork also Norfolk Wilmington etc Baltimore Ohio Central Ohio and Little Miami via at 6 a m 10 20 a m and C p rn To in til hours hours Wheeling in HI do Washington n do connecting at with on phia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to adelphia connecting with trains on the New sey to New York via Brunswick or boy is the only route can make the hour time between Cincinnati and Baltimore ar- riving U hours in advance of any other route is tho only route can make tlie 29 hour time or by which Through Tickets can be procured between Cincinnati and Washington City arriving eight hours in advance of any other route by Little Miami Cincinnati at 0 o'clock a m ar- rives at Zanesville at 12 o'clock noon Leaves Zanesville at noon and arrives at it 4 pin Connecting at Wheeling with train Baltimore and Ohio and arriving at Baltimore at 10 o'clock a m Arriving at Washington City at 11 o'clock a in tJie trains t for and New York direct Connecting nl fur Petersburg etc Miami Cincinnati at U o'clock 1 m arrives at at 5 pin Leaves at 5.15 p m am arrives at Wheeling at 10 p rn connecting at Wheeling with train Baltimore and Ohio road for Baltimore aud Washington Connecting at Baltimore with train for phia and direct Connecting at Washington for Petersburg Richmond THIRD Miami road leaves Cincinnati at 5.30 o'clock p m Arrives at at 1.30 o'clock am Zanesville at 1.40 a m aud arrives at Wheeling at a m connecting at Wheeling with Morning Train more Ohio Railroad for Cumberland sengers sleep and resume the Morning Train for the East direct with Train at Baltimore fur phia and New Voile direct Connecting at Washington for Petersburg Richmond BAGGAGE checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling and from thence to Washington BAGGAGE checked from Cincinnati to Baltimore and from thence to Philadelphia Ac Fare front to Newark 25 Washington via Zanesville 5 00 Wheeling SIC 00 Wheeling 6 50 Bait via Wheeling 15 00 ear 4 50 Phila via Bait 16 00 Winchester Va 15 70 N V 18 50 Va 10 BO Richmond Va 21 00 Petersburg Va 21 50 Norfolk 1935 Wilmington N u 27 00 class 10 00 x c 23 00 Through Tickets for Washington city can only be procured by this route and this is the only route by through tickets can bo procured via timore aud New York Through tickets to Winchester ericksburg Petersburg Norfolk Welden and mington can only be procured by the Little Miami Route and the only route by which passengers can go through without detention to Charleston nah Macon Atalanta Augusta anj all the points South For Tickets And all information please apply al the Littlo Mi- ami offices P W Strader General Agent No 1 House first door west of Vino No 177 libson Rouse front office at southeast corner H roadway aud Front street opposite the Spencer House ami at the Little Miami Depot ISAAC U Superintendent central Ohio Railroad C W sr BROWN Agent C 0 R U Cincinnati S Branch On and after Monday April U and until further notice Passenger Trains will run daily Sundays excepted as Leave Chicago for Urbana at 0 15 A u do do Kankakee at 3 -15 r u do for Chicago at 7 A 11 do Kankakee do G it 11 45 A 11 R B MASON Superintendent C II Assistant do Miscellaneous We would invite the attention of our lady readers who intend visiting Cincinnat this spring or mer to the extensive stock of J A lat Mrs consisting of Bonnets irs Trimmings of the latest Paris and New York Styles Her stock is by far the largest in the city and is kepi constantly full by daily arrivals from the east of the Kmest En- glish straw Swiss Tuscan and Satin and French Laces together with the most choice Cup and and Fr Artificial Flowers all uf which she will sell at 25 per cent lower than any other establish ment in Cincinnati Her Store is No Struct between Klin ami Plum July 55 Itf 1855 1355 DEVATI Co Wholesale Dealers in For- uign and Domestic Dry and Groceries Oils cVc II j v J l V S w S s Tlie attention of in tlie country I to the j BACON'S MERCANTILE west corner of sixth and Walnut Streets Cincinnati Ohio The undersigned has removed his tile College to his new building north west cor- ner of Walnut and Sixth streets where he has ted up a splendid suit of rooms expressly for this spared neither pains in making them in every respect the most ent aud pleasant school rooms in the United States The plan adopted in teaching combines with theory instead of using books the pupils are exercised in making original entries of every day business transaction Journalizing Posting ancing accounts opening and closing a great ety of different sets of books both for partnership and individual business where the business has been prosperous and adverse and thus qualifying student for entering into the practical duties of accountant in any kind of business The course of instruction will consist of IN ruv BOOK KEEPING embracing every department of trade and Mercantile accounts Wholesale detail commission Exchange Banking turing Shipping Individual Partnership and Compound Company Business com- calculations Practical Penmanship and Law also lectures on the science of recounts custom of merchants Iu addition to the regular course of study tha has made arrangements with Henry Esq Hon Belamy Storer Prof W Wright tnd other t lecturers to deliver a course of on the subject of Commercial Law ory of commerce Political Economy as ed with commerce and other subjects of great im- portance in a commercial point of view and never introduced in any Mercantile college in tha States Pupils are instructed individually and not in glasses so that students may enter at any time proceed in the ratio of their capacity and Public examinations are had though pupils ara examined privately if they desire whan ths student undergoes rigid and thorough jy the Principal assisted by a committee of Prae Accountants and Business men and diplomas to these who are deemed worthy of them A course can be completed in from six to ten weeks And in conclusion the Principal would state that everything in his power will be dons to advance his students and make them thorough and accomplished accountants and his extensive quaintance with the business community enable him procure situations for de- sirous of obtaining them For a full course of lessons in BooX Keeping Writing commercials calculations com- Law ate R S BACON Principal Cincinnati July 1855 BETANT Col- lege Superior Street Cleveland Ohio and Main Street Buffalo New York H B ant J W Lusk H D Stratton DIRECTORS Hon J R Pres CHAS Q HIRAM LORIN R HITCHCOCK Prof SAML ST N S TOWNSEND E F Esq W F OTIS Esq Esq W G GORDON Esq HENRY WICK FACULTY Science of ml n D StraS L W Lusk Teacher of Business and Ornamental Penmanship and Lecturer on commercial cor- respondence lions Judge Starkweather and H D Clark on commercial law T P Handy Lecturer on Banking Finance Ac Pres Asa Mahan Lecturer Economy Rev J Hyatt Smith Lecturer on commercial ethics E R White and J B Merrian Lecturers on com- computations For full course including all de- of Lectures and Practical Penmanship 840 00 full course in Ladies Department 25 00 taking Penmanship alone will re- 20 lessons for 00 For various styles of ornamental penmanship at agreed upon THF DESIGN of the Institution is to afford facilities for acquiring in an expeditious manner a thorough knowledge of the Commercial and Art as practically employed in the counting room and business pursuits generally THE DEPARTMENT is under the sonal of one of the best ants in tlie United States No Mercantile college in the West possesses superior if equal ges for imparting a thorough practical knowledge of commercial science THE COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most approved and practical forms for keeping books by double entry in the various departments of trada commerce including general wholesale and retail mercantile exchange commission turing railroad banking shipping individual partnership and com- pound company business DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the ence of commercial political commercial mercantile commercial business commercial PENMANSHIP practical and ornamental will bs taught by J W Lusk who for rapid and correct writing is unsurpassed by any teacher of in the West More attention is given to plain practical penmanship at this Institution than at any other mercantile college in the United States and we pledge ourselves to impart to our patrons a systematic plain anil rapid business hand ing to a more general extent than is done at any similar college in the State Tlie suite of rooms occupied by this Institution are more extensive elegant and conveniently ted np than those of any similar college in tha Thi department is entirely separate e and fo III I 15 11 j SIOCK WHICH wi at 11 from New York Cost J July 10 55 J ns arrangement OF gan E ami alter ears will at m leave Dayton a in 111 train trains lor ills and and with the train lor rain from with trains fur Xenia and M Id AMerican Express nl enabling In forward and Accounts in nil I hi ill tin limited il low and great marked Inj in V S N V iV Co Alain N V Agent Ft forward Money ul Hum July JO i no and patronage of this department aie the extensive business acquaintance of the Principals many of the students on graduating are placed in lucrative situations A S H JOBS t REED Forwarding and Merchants and Agents for and Erit North side Miami canal Main and Sycamore n i York barrel and dairy sack salt sate and dispatch will be given to on the and or tlie various railroads Liberal on consignments either for shipment 01 for this market Orders for purchasing or oiling western produce punctually attended to
