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   Fort Wayne Daily Times (Newspaper) - January 4, 1856, Fort Wayne, Indiana                                W DAWSON Editor I will willingly praise fend condemn ess Justice requires W PuI VOL 1 FORT ALLEN IND JAN 4 1856 cf art SUNDAYS JOHN W D Mid Proprietor 3d Story earner Clinton and Columbia Streets Terms invariably In advance One Year 00 Six Months 3 00 Mouths 1 75 Information Advertisements O All Legal one dollar jp square of ten lines for one insertion and twenty cents square for each subsequent insertion Business ani Advertising One square of 10 Urn's or less first insertion M- additional insertion One square three months 500 One square six months 9 00 One square one year 15 00 three 7 00 Two squares six months 13 00 Two squares one year 00 Three squares three months 10 00 Three squares six months 18 00 Three squares one year 00 Yearly advertisements of a column or less will be inserted at a liberal discount from the above rates and will be inserted until forbidden unless otherwise marked and charged accordingly For all legal and transient advertisements advance payments will be required and fur all others the same unless by a responsible party or a I of payment All letters pertaining to the Editorial and department of the Office must be directed to the Times and alll communications intended or must be written in ft plain and ble style and those pertaining to private matters will only be inserted on the usual terms KOK PAY S 31 G A M 7 n 1 A M 11 P.M This Office is now supplied with the most perfect and complete assortment of ever brought to Northern Indiana to used in the Typographical Art together with LAIN and FANCY TYPES in an extensive and variety and we will be pleased to receive al ers for H Jr J 4 Ji Of any description Color or Style including All used by Merchants nnd Storekeepers Retailers Grocers Medicine Dealers Auctioneers Rail Road Agents Banks Insurance Officers Stock generally Brokers Commission and Forwarding Express Men Patentees Pr of Articles of Architects Daguerreotype a of Assemblies Travelling Agents i Farmers or sellers of Real Estate Sellers of Personal property Reuters In short all kinds used by all classes all ple who arc willing to pay a reasonable ion for a good Job of work All orders by mail promptly attended to and tion warranted E Time of Arrivals and Departure oi the Cleveland Columbus Pittsburg Cincinnati and Indianapolis via Ohio and Ind Leaves Daily Sundays at 9 00 A M Arrives at 7 20 p M TOLEDO Omo Daily Sundays at Arrives Monday's Leaves Daily Sundays at 7 A M Arrives Mondays S r M Mien Leaves Sundays A si j Arrives H PIQUA OHIO Loaves Mondays Wednesdays it Fridays at 4 A M Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays 5 r M COLUMBIA JNn Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays at fi A M Arrives Wednesdays it Fridays 7 r M Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays at 8 A M Arrives Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 3 r 11 Leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A M Arrives Tuesdays r M Leaves Mondays and Fridays at Arrives Tuesdays Saturdays ST Leaves at Arrives HICKSVILLE On 10 Leaves Thursdays at Arrives li Leaves Fridays at Arrives MILLS Leaves Fridays at Arrives i i1 M Mails which leave in the morning will close the previous evening All others 30 minutes before con- tract time for departure ID Office open week from 7 p m and Sundays from 9 to a in arid from 1 to 2 p m JOHN G P M WEIGHTS AND MEASURES The following is a table showing the legal of the articles enumerated per bushel which is only true way of selling or buying produce or named Statutes of Ind A Bushel of pounds Of shelled Corn on the Corn Buck Gari B G A a POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS Rates of Postage paid in on Newspapers and sent from the oj Publication to Actual Subscribers Conn cupy only sent to actual within the wh TO printed and Newspapers not exceeding li oz in circulated i the Sut whore :ij cents and of the of 1 oz sent to any part uf the United states Oi DIUECTIOXS 1st Publishers of newspapers anil periodicals may send to other from their respective offices of publication free or ene copy of and may also lend to each actual enclosed in bills and receipts for of postage Quarterly advance nmy be made cillier U the mailing office or the ol hen made it the office y ot such payment be exhibited postmaster auhe THE LAW OF t Subscribers who do not sive express notice to the con- trary are considered as wishing t continue subscribers order the discontinuance heir papers the publisher can continue to send them until all arrearages neglect or refuse to take their papers the office to which they are directed they are held re- remove to an other place the publisher and their paper is sent to the for- mer direction they are held responsible 5 courts have decided that to a paper from the office or and leaving It uncalled or is facia evidence of intentional 50 50 GO 43 no a DAYTON lifting Monday Truin ill leave the sixth Depot as Express It 5.30 For Indianapolis Lafayette Peru Michigan Chicago Keck Island St train stops at all the way Stations al A M For Clyde Cleveland Dunkirk lo Albany New York connecting at Forest for Pittsburgh Philadelphia timore Washington nnd with train for nnd Chicago arriving at Chicago at i A JI This train only al Hamilton Dayton Urbana Belfontaine Tiffin ard THIRD and Pittsburgh at a Dayton Springfield I and stalions al Forest for Philadelphia 13al- and also to ami Fort Same train connects at with stenmer BAY for Detroit with train for Troy Accommodation at 11 a Kami ton and all way Stations and Dayton at 2.30 p all wny stations Connects at Dayton lur Troy Piqua and at Hamilton Eaton Richmond Indianapolis gO SIXTH Express at 5 p in for ton Springfield y and way stations land Dunkirk Albany Ntw York and Boston connects at Forest for Philadelphia Baltimore and at for Richmond and intermediate stations Accommodation at p train stops at all regular stations and at flag on signal or to the Con- ductor to Cleveland Dunkirk lo and RETURNING Trains leave Dayton at 7.45 a m and p rn Leave at 7.00 and a m and p in al 0.00 and 9 00 a m 12 For further or tickets apply at the corner of and Front SL the Spencer House on next door lo Gibson House or at the Sixth Juns 0 AMES Miscellaneous west corner of sixth and Streets Cincinnat Ohio The undersigned has removed his tile College to his building north west cor- ner of Walnut and Sixth streets where he has tea up a splendid suit of rooms expressly for this spared neither pains nor expense in making them in every respect the moat ent and pleasant school rooms in the United States The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with theory instead of using books the pupils are exercised in making original entries of every cloy transaction Journalizing Posting ancing accounts opening at d closing a great ety of different sets of books boil for partnership and individual business where the business has been prosperous and adverse and thus qualifying the student fur entering into the practical duties of the accountant in any kind of business The course of instruction will consist of DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK embracing every department of trade and Mercantile accounts Wholesale Retail commission Exchange turing Shipping Individual Partnership boating and Compound Company Business com Practical Penmanship and commercial Law also lectures on the science of accounts custom of merchants In addition to the regular course of study the undersigned has made with Henry Snow Esq Hon Belamy Prof W Wright and other 1 lecturers to deliver a course of lectures on the subject of Commercial Law tory oi commerce Political as ed with commerce and other subjects of great im- portance in a point of view ai d never before introduced in any Mercantile College in the United Slates Pupils are instructed individually ard not in classes so that students may enter at any time and proceed in the ratio of their capacity and Public examinations are had though pupils are examined privately if they desire when the student u rigid and thorough by the Principal assisted by a committee Accountants and Businessmen and diplomas awarded to who are deemed worthy oi them A couise can be completed in from six to ten weeks And in conclusion the Principal would sinte that everything in his power will be done to advance his students and make and accomplished accountants and his extensive quaintance with the business community will gen enable him procure situations for those de- sirous of obtaining them Timothy seed Flax Hemp c: Dried Dried apples Onions Mineral 45 14 33 25 57 50 70 in 6 ol Time lor Indianapolis and ami all ern nud western cities anil E Tuesday June Mh and until further notice the trains will depart from Wood as at C 45 a m nml i ft m For 30 a 230 p m For and Aurora at G am S i m 2 p m p ni rind IJ p m Freight Peru and all stations at a For further in regard lo Freight ily al the No 4 East or at the or west front near foot of St a full course of lessons in Book Keeping Writing commercials calculations R S BACON Principal Cincinnati July THE MASONIC cation of Fort Wayne No 4 third Wednesday evening in each mouth Fort Wayne Chapter No 13 first Wednesday evening in each month Wayne Lodge No 25 Tuesday evening next pre- ceding each full moon Summit City Lodge U D Friday evening next following each full moon The Lodges have every week on Tuesday All Masons in good standing visitin our city are fraternally invited to attend The Lodge of Instruction will hereafter meet in the Hall of on Monday evenings Non affiliated Masons residing in our jurisdiction now required by an edict of the Grand Lodge to affiliate themselves or pay yearly dues to the Lodge in whose OF ODD FOBT Wayne Lodge No every G Stewart Ka ken No every Thursday evening A M Webb N G C Orff V G S W Gribben SUMMIT on flic 1st and 3d Saturdays in each month F W C P D F II P I Jenkinson S W H Brooks Scribe OF REBECCA Meet the first day in cadi month of President of the United J D of Indiana Vice President 451 L of New York of State J of v of the Treasury of Secretary of the of JAMES of Gen Massachusetts Attor Gen TIIK B of Maryland Chief Justice John of Ohio Associate Justice James M Wayne of Georgia John Cairon of Tennessee Daniel of Virginia I Samuel 4.500 I C Grier of I H Curtis of Mass John A Campbell of Ala DIRECTORY JOSEPH A Governor R D Speaker of Senate K B COLLINS Secretary of State H E Auditor of State W R Treasurer of State STUART Judge Supreme Court A L- S E S A G Reporter to Supreme Court W BEACH Clerk COUNTY DIRECTORY J L Prest Judge 10th Judicial District E 11 Wilson Prosecuting Attorney J W Adams it Allen co's Joseph District Attorney I D G Nelson Clerk Robert Starkweather Auditor Bird Treasurer H Sheriff W A Jackson County Surveyor Wm T Dailey Henry Diekerson Co Commissioners F D P J Wise Recorder CITY DIRECTORY Wm Stewart Mayor Patrick City Marshal H N Godfroy Clerk Wm W Carson Attorney 0 Reiker Treasurer A rows Straw Cullers Threshing Machines for sale at A J II MILLS K OW Pul and Ft and Chicago Railroad Co Hlock No 37 20 WHOLESALE No fln Columbia St Fort Wayne Ind We would call the attention of country grocers to our slock Our are all made with direct reference lo jobbing business and we are able lo supply dealers with ery thing in our line on as favorable terms things considered as can be bought east or south J lily 1855 BRYANT Mercantile Col- lege Superior Cleveland Main 1 Street Krw H B nt J W Lush H- D- Stralton DIRECTORS Hon J R GIDDINGS Pres G ANDREWS I east corner of and Vine streets No Front st Station on wesl front or at the offices of die Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad co POST Chief Engineer nnd Superintendent July in SUMMEE 1855 T via Columbus and To New York Boston Niagara Falls Quebec by uili and Cleveland route and OF THS WEST capl D 11 M Bride CITY Vv T Pease and owned by coli'ilibus ami New York and Erie and N York central routes Two in connection with Lake Steamers at IJ a m mid 9 a m FIRST Express at C o'clock a m arrives at Cleveland o'clock p m gers this train hours it Cleveland Express At nine o'clock a m making direct connection at Cleveland witn the Steamer the trains by this route run directly along side the steamer at Passengers leaving their names at ticket of fice sinte rooms will he telegraphed for Trains run hy 7 minutes faster and all information can be ob- at new No Unmet House W L ticket No 177 Kront office ibson House ALEX ILTON ticket or al the old S E cor- ner ami Front Spencer House oral the eastern Lillle Miami Depot easl Front street Office hours from IJ a IP until OA p m P W Girent Line for at all the principal Hotels for and every Hy ol the a hove will call in all parts of the city without fail i Itini ly HITCHCOCK N S OTIS Esq W G GORDON Esq Prof ST JOHN E F q Esq WICK H 13 R C Spencer Profs of the and Lectures on Business Customs Miscellaneous GENERAL Insurance lu view of the late Act of the In- surance companies to till with the sworn of twice in each and to with him as a guarantee fund for the of the insured to be kepi as a 1 he have been to toko the that are fully reliable U have received the of Insurance a Merchants New e aro ed to which audition is Ours at the Only Insurance nj in and I lie companies represented by us such satisfactory entire safety solicit for ilium a ol public Agents July ft Y HOOPER at Law H D Stralton L W Lusk 1 eacher of Business and Ornamental Penmanship and Lecturer on commercial cor- respondence HOPS Judge Starkweather and Clark on commercial law T P Handy Lecturer on Finance Asa iMahan Lecturer on Economy J Hyatt Smith E K J H Merrian on com- com For full course including all de- of Lectures and Practical Penmanship On For full course in Ladies 25 00 Persons Penmanship alone will re- -20 lessons for 5 Of For various styles of ornamental penmanship as agreed upon THE of the Institution is to aflord for acquiring in an expeditious mannei a thorough knowledge of the Commercial Science and Art as practically employed in the room and business pursuits generally THE HOOK is under the sonal of one of the best ants in States No Mercantile college in possesses superior if equal ires for imparting a thorough practical knowledge of commercial science THE COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most approved and practical forms for keeping hy double entry in the various departments of trade and commerce including general wholesale and retail mercantile exchange commission railroad banking shipping individual partnership and com- pound company business LECTURES will be delivered upon the sci commercial mercantile commercial ethics business commerce commercial practical and ornamental will bt taught by J W who for rapid and is unsurpassed by any teacher of pi y in the West attention is given to practical penmanship at this Institution than a any other college in the United States and we pledge ourselves to impart to our a systematic plain and rapid business hand writ ing lo a more general extent than is done at an similar college in thu State The suitti of rooms occupied by this are more extensive elegant and conveniently ted up than those of any similar college ir the The department is entirely separate fron thu ami is fitted up in a and manner The arrangements for and patronage of this department aie unequalled Through the extensive business o the Principals many of the students oil are placed in lucrative situations House Columbia city In in the Court TAMES S Attorney at a ml ry Public City Ind in Court House JUST received Iron Stone SC setts common ware together with any amoun lime Slone and mulberry ware for sale low am no JW KILLS SONS Paper am Rooks and dealers in Printers Cards aiu Inks Ohio July HB REED Co Wholesale and deal ers in genuine Drugs and Medicines als Paints Oils Woods Glass Druggists Glass ware Surgical Instruments coiner Columbia an culhoun Fon 16 y FOHT WAYSE x S Fort Wayne of tion from post experience and success nnd practical lias no ine that the facilities afforded to you qualifying themselves for the duties of the and various other are unsurpassed by any Union The course of instruction is thorough and tical and embraces by i Double Entry and its To every i inent of trade as now practiced by thf and experienced i i on an entire plan in much less time lo rrc n v than by any other plan also Li K practical nnd ornamental Drawing The system of Penmanship adopt d in is unrivalled giving a free use of the hand and pen thereby enabling effe t any slyle of writing Young Ladies desirous of r teachers will save much time I y this system no other in the west The thorough and extensive course of with the nml of tne rooms the highly t M h ers and pleasant anil healthy location the mrst lo all de- accomplished commercial There is also connected with it a with ami for their convenience being entirely the male department a separate from the street C J LIE i i July 55 AMERICAN S Vine Street Qidi since this Fluid Ink has I now nearly has in favor and if now preferred I y far-famed Arnold Fluid During the past year TWENTY and PINT LOTTLES together with innumerable have been sold to id MERCHANTS BUFFALO ENNES INDIANAPOLIS EVAN LEXINGTON NASKTILLF JACKSON and NEW ORLEANS It has also been adopted in the STATE DEP of KENTUCKY and SIPPT It has taken THREE FIRST CLASS at Institute of nd Louisville arid four Diplomas and Hrize t State Fairs held last Fall in New York Ohio In- Illinois A Ims just been Fluid t the State Fair of Sew York at Elmira The following Bankers and Merchants f Fi rt Wayne have adopted this IKK to tic of the State Bank Allen A Co Bankers City Bank Hough it Jones Insurance Townley Co H E Bash If B Co 3 W Oakley 4 Son Shoaff Hun na H Durrie Times Office ill Orbison Co For salle at prices by C Sole agent for the Manufacturers Fort Dec 1 AET for the Second Annual Collection of this new popular institution for lie diffusion of Literature nnd Art been n the most extensive scale is the far-famed which originally cost ten thousand dollars n forming the New Collection the diffusion or vorks of AMERICAN ART and the oi American genius have not been overlooked Com have been issued to many of the most American Artists who will some of finest productions Among them three marble Busts executed by the TON the Father of his he Statesman A special agent has visited Europe and Judicious selections of foreign o lioth in Bronze and Marble Statuary nml choice Tho whole a largo and if Paintings and Statuary be members of the Association for the second OF payment of Three Dollars constitutes any onea this ition and entitles him to either one of the m-s or one year and also a ticket in the distribution of and Paintings The Literature issued to subscribers consist of he monthly lam's Knickerbocker Graham's and Book Persons taking membership's are entitled to ny five of the Magazines for one year and to six distribution Tho net proceeds ved from the sale of are devoted to of works of Art for the year THE ADVANTAGES becoming a member of this Association -T- 1st All persons receive the full taluc at the start in the ships of Mr ue 2d Each member is cord g choice work? of Art which are to be themselves and same time the of the country disbursing inds of dollars through its agency Persons in tor please give in full month the Magazine to th letter registered at the Post Office lo vont on ts a er with the Magazine desired be rny part of the country Those who purchase at observe that by joining this Association they the Magazine nml five ticket in rho annual tion all at the same thr v ray alone C L Actuary C A A received by J for Fort Ind Lots Tor nit v the st tion fourteen in township thirty ranee out lots of about live lots are mile south f court n the old I road a1 d will sold m HAN MA   

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