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SIR
There is nothing doing here in the way Of bust
ness, and all have had plenty of time to attend to
the 4th of July celebrations Twelve miles from
this, the residence of Col. Johnson, there is
military camp formed, composed of eight compa-
MES; it is to close on the 9Th
went down on Saturday afternoon and remained
there until last night On Sunday morning the Rev.
Mr. Matthews preached TO assembled thousands un-
der the shade of magnificent grove, sermon ap
propriate to the sccasion-he appeared to Guido him
self-it was a mastery effort, and places the Revd
gentleman upon high pinnacle as pulpit orator.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson of George
town took text and made fourth of July speech
he discoursed coquently about the star spangled
banner the rights Of man. the spirit Of '76, magma
charta the goddess of liberty, the blood of our
oestors the god.lke Washington. not forgetting to
appropriate about fifteen minutes TO himself. and his
feelings, and his fears and his views. II was sup
posed by many that he intended TO branch out in
the astronomical line, az he brought to the stand
what appeared to be map of the visible heavens.
lately published by accomplished officer pre- sent
observed that the Captain of the grenaders. in
anticipation of an exhibition of his'striped hvenas
polar bears, and hornc, snakes, looked four inches
taller, and his bear skin cap seemed two inches lon
ger, and ne looked as though he could have whipped
his weight in wild cats but horrible to relate. when
the scroll was opened, instead of the visbcheaycns
it was fac smile of the declaration of indepcn-
dence. The speaker threw himself in every possible
attitude, and no doubt 20 his entire satisfaction and
then let the people Off About 5000 souls were on
the ground-say 1000 being negroes.
On yesterday the grand scene came of The
drums beat-the military were formed in aduiani
Sheppard's best style--drlcdias companies, and IN
battaons and acquitted themselves with great ere
dit The hon. G. :. Morehead ofFrankfort, deliver |
ed the grand Speech and it really worthy OF one
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.IEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scnber selling all descriptions of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains Keys Sea-
tail lower hsn other place the city. Gold Watches
low rs 80 dollars each Watches aud Jeweiry eychan-
red bought All Watches warranted time,
the returned. Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best manner and warranted much less than the usual prices
by of the finest workmen the city, g. G. ALLEN I'M
porter Of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail 30 Wall
street, up stairs. Ie19 lm'rc
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch.-Tiiis ex-
tens,ve aud delightful Sea Bahisg Estab shmeni will be
opened by the subscriber the 9th June, He
respectfully to rtrm its former patrons and the public
considerable additions and alterations the comforts
have heen made last year, will be complete ea
ness for their accommodation. -.r -
Wishneto be reasonable the times i'll afford the board
VIII be seven dollars week last year. instead Of ten dol
lars as formerly ChldeR ola certain and servants III price
Horses full fed $3.50. Hs hopes he without
ton that his table and accommodations will be equal any on
Long Branch Young eope requiring too much room will
find accommodating terms. 80
jr22 lanes GREEN
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NOTICES.


CORPORATION NoTICE-Pubhe, Notice q hereby gl
at Public Auction he tii Han Of the City New ysrk
and be continued from day day until the whole of said
property shall be old and that the detailed Of the
taxes and property to be sold, published the New Era
newsp printed and published in the city Of New York.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller.
ComrtrolIers Office, May 30, 1912. ic25 iawseptssc
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all other persons whose bust.
causes them 10 be constantly their eeBy calling
at the old exclusve Beor Store IA Chatham they
be accommodated it'll the invaluable article ROGERS ME-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted in every par
ocular and at the same price of the ordinary Boot The fol-
lowing are some OF the advantages the Elastic Heels
have every other kind -
Fr-The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the
Boot
secoudy-They make noise in walking uron the pave
heel. 80 - -
Fourhly-They enable the walk with much less
fafi.cur.
heels.
siSthly-Thcy be with comfort b. those having
tender feet.
As usual constantly hasd all kinds Of wholesale
aud retail 4 manufacturers drces, jy 70 eoims
GEORGE COLYER, and THOMAS DU GARD success
~ sors TO Lewis b. Griffin Co., would respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they prepared furnish
timber OF every description, short notice and
sonable terms establishment the city, New
Steam Saw Mill, foot ofFoueenth street, North River.
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GOOD SUMMER WINE.

T B. STOUHEHEL, importer of French Wines of
y the approved brands Boraeauy Caret and other
Wines He has ed from his old stand Nassau
to No. 81 Ann street, (n,ar Nassau basement; -
Always and the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju
Ian, Montierraut ST. E.teye, Late, Nedoc SC. in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne brands; Bur
gundy Hermitage Cognac Brandy best quality
Gin Pot Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wine;,,
j. b. - will also sell BY the dozen bottled Wine for
families which will be any Of the city also by the
gallon otherwise those who may favor him with their pa
tronsge.
No Wines impure sold by him. he imports them
direct.
J. B. s. has opened boarding house Hoboken, oppo-
Vauxhall Garden the road, where kept
sortment Of the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. Jyl2 imsc
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OCULISTS.

w LID l. -.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CTS,
OCULIST
NO. 10 BARCLAY STREET withn tso doors of the
~ Astor House-tis preparations perfect for all
namnatory disease of the eye, weakness sight &C..
never fail ~ removing nebulas of the longest standing without
CERTIFICATES
certify that Jacob Valentine youth of about fifteen
called to-day and that he has the patient
Dr. j. Francis whose treatment hiss been the raeans under
-. Rector OF St. Georgel Church, Beekman st.
This is to certify that OF my children afflicted with
diseased eyes for length of time of them almost blind
to without any good effect and dspared of them being
recovered They perfectly sight by Dr..
DANIEL s. JONES. Ass Pearl street.
the skifal treatment of Dr. j. Francis my sight is per
MARTHA Brown, III Forsyth street.
ee"y to the above being !s9s s;1IeR RsMrn,cr
-. Pastor of the Stanton street Church.
was nearly bind Tor twenty years with cataract IN each
HESTER JOHNSTON, Al Elar,dse street.
We the having the astonishing eff
cacy OF DE- Ffancis preparations Tor diseases of the
une satgy recommend them to the notice of the public
valuable remedies.
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of Nc Douzal ST. Church.
= II. Gone, Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
John Peck Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob BIouner. Pastor of the North Ba list Church
Joseph Ansreade, Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
Church
Numerous certificates be the Office Prenared and
Artificial Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
thu natural, without giving the slightest pain.
tat consequence Of the increase of his business Dr. enny
Mener Of he Ro3 College of snrgeons Louder and Of the
Hew 9 Sn BE- S has HIM and vy conf
Office hours from A. NJ. until 6P. NJ. jylO 3msc
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Lexington.

Correspondence OF the Herad.l
LEXINGTON, ny, July 8, 1872.
Fourth Of July ia Leringfon--Hen Clay Tempe.
rance Celebration, &C. srt
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WATERING PLACES. sc.
SHARON SPRINGS

THE PAViLLioN;-This new eo.nmolioas Hotel viii be.
open Tor The reception OF yisito aud after the FIRST Of
New York -
The clear pure OF the springs greatly resembling
those OF The white sulphur springs of Virginia have been
proved 70 be hsy efEcacous in Kheumae Cutsncous Bali
9, d Dylepue conpant% and n the cure Of
shrheum, Sco!ula, Liver Complain, and general debility,
and III many ether respect possess las certified by OF the
most eminent medical professors the United Sates) nedei-
nal and healing properties unsurpassed and believed TO b. une-
quailed by any IA tins country.
ADDED TO these the Idcs the vicinity, numerous villages
EXTENSIVE views neighhorsns caves and romantic scenery are
among the attractions offered these seeking IN the heat
Of summer, either health pleasure.
hose springs but few hours ride froia Sarotogs y,
Albany, &c. and accessible from CansohaTie the Alba
ny and Utica ailroa where carriages daily await the arrival
of the monn, from Schenectady and Utica
the Spng. distance Of about eight niles arriving in
time for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley turn
pike by daily stages boins about orve miles west of the
city of Albany. f
Warm, cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
of ia inera fresh water and every attention given
der the iav of visitors agreeable
An abundance of the parest mountain snng Ice stored for
the q w. q. GEDNEY.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.--Ths Hotel will be OPENED At
the above village OF Sharon Springs for the reception
and combining all The advantages Of s delightful
residence. JOHN v. ETTEN.
AZ
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MISCELLANY
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GooI


ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING.
rfE undersigned has, fitted OF the
largest aud splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York which hundred at least can SIT down
excellent and ubint breakfast dinner and from
the choicest supplies ofthe markets with bill of fare not ex-
celed eher regards quality number Of dhcs By ho-
TEL in the United States and varying prices from six cents 10
shilling and eighteen DISH The pprest Java and
Mocha coffee and the best and served only three
per cup And all other refreshments in proportion The
waters uniformly civil aud polite and every visitor be
assured Of feeling this establishment quite at home In
fact, department of the business IS under the spenten-
dence whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyenences Of Customers and
guests. HENRY t'OsDlNG,
Pronrietor Of the French and American Eating House.
Nos 81 and CO Nassau between Jcn ST and Maiden Lane
PsOpen sundlys for breakfast, dinner aud tea je30 5
ITO GUN DEALERS-Guns Pistols, and Sporting
Il articles -
400 siuer Barrel Fowing Pieces
100 Double Guns, inifafi1u twisted
800 do do roa twisted and patent Breech
1000 Pairs &C psois-assored-l00 different varieties.
Rifles and Rifle bl rels-Locks md trimmings
Game sgs--Powdcr Flssks and Percussion CAPS
Sporting articles generally.
The above articles viii be sold unhear ofiow piices
by A. w. SPIES X co.
trfc Inns ITO Pc 4
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

10 FAPER MANNERS.
DERSEE X BROOKS, No. 6l Liberty street. between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York import direct from
the Manufacture rs the follow ng articles, viz
Bleaching Powder of Boyd & Sons nake-wsrrlnted for
uniformity aud strength, equal IL s Great
Britain aud for the sale Of which they sole in the
English nd, Machine Fe,ng Of very superior quality
sc, 40, %, Co. ~, n l 81 inches wide.
Dryer Felung strong fabric and OF widths usually re-
CURED.
Blue Smalts dirug the agency OF the Companys
Blue Sma they are enabled 10 supply FIFE, and Fl FFt
any quantities
Wires for Fon ner aud Cylinder Machines manufactured
Lom the purest in,tal-aso, JackctsWs and Press Fes
Pulp Screens, Nos. !, 2, g. OF brass metal.
Orders Tor Of the above articles together with Foreign
and domestic rags Soda Ash, Vtrcl Alum Irvine, Sc Sc
VIII meet with IA Bic
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS

brown cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and ~:
ID TAIL e Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to aden
the head.
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaye which closely that OF all urs
the costly and beautiful that the difference is easily
perceived Price three dollars. We strictly adhere 10 the
price cash system, which epabes furnish very
HAT for the price charged. In presenting these Ists TO the
public the poetors think they have reached the umatnm
beauty durability, chearness and comfort mi 3ms
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REFINED SUGAR, WINES, & c.
w Merehant No New street one door from Wall street,
has Just ed from the refinery quantity dou
bic and single refined Sugar in small oaves, which he will sell
al his usual low rates. In parcels 10 suit BUYERS.
w A. Cartes of superior Wines fail 70
please The old Lomeno Madeira of 1872 in bottles and in
pipes hhd and Dr. casks OF champagne care and
other light Wines of the choicest brands always sale
low pieces. Orders for kind shall be faithfully executed
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.Corresrondenee ofths Herald. |

Correspondence ofthe Herald
MOBILE, July 6, 1872.
Business-Another Murderer Hung Temperance
Military, Sc
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON =

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street. cor
neT of Duane street Ne,o York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large o the follow
~ ing articles, VIZ snleboards Bureaus Bodsieads, Cots
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Cses Looking Glasses Dining, Centre Tea and Pier Tables
Pianos. Sofas Sofa Bedeads Beds Bedding Paleasrer Mat,
ueSses, taDets Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Dressing bureaus, Safes, &c.
Also large Of men and womens Wearing An
parel, new and second handed
All the above articles offered the pablc yery
low prices. Persons of said articles would find
their advantage to make early call the above ps
shippis orier panetuaily stended and packed the
shortest notice ana reasonable Mattresses Bedding
&c. for lifting out v-sseis, constantly hand
All orders 20 the above will pslctualiy
tended TO aud thanAiuly received
~ B-The highest prices VIII be given for Second Hand
Furniture, and Gentlemens and LADIES' cast off Cothns
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
- ls

sa go 80
NEW BRUNSWICK And NEW YORK.
T'HE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
Brunswick and New York. which they intend perna.
Leaving New Brunswick at So A. NJ daily, (sundays ex.
ceped and the foot of ytreet New York az r. M
10 country dealers and chants the above line de-
q every decpon and more particularly Droyers and
Dealers in Lye Stock who have head of cattle convey
ga between New brunswick and New York, The same day
The rates for the transportation of cattle horses. mules,
low never exceeding eambost prices.
Merchandise sent by rf line is subject any
The Company have fitted up large storehouse at New
brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
field Painheld Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Somerve
by the above lines and delivered the day when
Iecelved. mid 3ms
$50 "a. OCEAN HousE, Long Branch, Rumsop
~ land Red Bank, shrew stury:-The steamboat
Market Slip, East River every morning at O'Clock for Red
Bsn Phnrsaay on which dyihe boat 70 Eaton
The oss will as above navigation and weather permit
nng until further notice.
All freight and baggage the risk of the owners thereof
aNsFH Aa CHEAP EXCURSION TO the Fishing
g. Bank Banks every day, except Tuesdays and Fri
NAPOLEON, Capt Hancox will run regularly to the above
place every far day and leave olowFooro Hammond
half y Bo Sfsf No. Mar1s So
yer at 10 o'clock.
On tuesdays and Fridays the Napoleon will make afternoon
Bat-(he steamboat General jackson will continue to
ns sane pa S ohsr day in the leave fol-
pasta Pike 2 pier No at ocock-Fsre IS
ae sE and ae Geas MI % % CGGey Island
jl4 iIn-c
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LOOK OUT.
lie who steals my purse steals trash.
But he who liisnes from me of my good name
Robs me OF that which not enriches him,
But makes me poor indeed.-[ Shakespeare.
M A RSH All

A t HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. No 90 Chatham
street makes the above quotation because Others endeavor
10 fitch from him his good name, fame and reputation We
have more than made public the impot
Used dealers, and Others OF highly
repnted Troy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars But that
the the rrore shall keep these
facts before the pblc which will expose iposters and
cut off their wicked designs. Make mistakes therefore.
ssrshsls only Troy Shirt Depot" is painted our awning
and window Be tcular, however 10 the Mar
shass on 9pr window and about store. No 90 only
PsaI and Chatham streets and ~ the right hand side in
70 MARsHALL's - and you are correct.
fsn CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts with linen bosoms collars and
wrist bands warranted at dozen ST. 50-88 t0q-lo
10 5o-lI-ls-2 SoT3-iG,l6 5O-7-ls-2o-2I--22 o-2i-25
26 30-27-2a All Linen Shirts doz. 5000 502527 60
@os2 5ocT-as Plan Cotton Shirts, per doz. s. 5e-7-7 50
80 Colored Shirts. doz. SIS 5o6-7-9-e-i0 H.:
Collars eccvcd-n addition former large Of
50 ceots dozen. 62e75c37c-si 25-I 50-f 7522 25
"a 3e-2 75-,-3 253 50 and co. including sy le
Maralls By Collars which have been highly approved
Of These goods, with plain and ufe bosoins he
found Of he prncp ready linen through
out the city. andu the manuscturc Mars1ali only
Troy Shit Depot. No. 90 Chatham street, New York. We
eauou dtar and Others AGAINST the many mistakes that have
been made OF seeing tckccd p1ces
Of the windows. Recolect, marked ticketed
prices be window. But remember thus the
cut Of store with the attached will be circulated for
the benefit OF all These circulars only may be
window and, urte advise again. the aud
number Ma shai No. 60" No patronage asked Of those
who beat down. iyt5im
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2l0 Gre enwich. Barclay, New York.
regular supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Asoa complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools James Screws &c. MP 3uls
CHEAP uPHOLsTRY-W. REED, $3.50 Broadway, be.
" White and Walker street-Carpcts of every de-
scrpton made and altered lit the intricate roomsCu
taDs made ndaltered the latest style. asse sofas and
easy c, made order match any description of furn
ture The Subscriber having expenses of pay
enabled make the above articles such prices
the times.
Persons purchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths have word
of advice by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ed. Grease spots extracted, &c. jy lmse.c
EIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-Theie can be no greater
evidence the nigh estimation of the public OF Wilder's
S;amander 5ss, the that tie them
and their subsequent trials aud that thing made for
the purpose Of valuable books and papers called
by their makers and venders Salamander Safes.
The following gentlemen composed committee of mer-
chants at the trial Of Safes in blast furnace at the foot Of
Wall street. AMI decided in favor of Wdcrs Patent Saaman-
Messrs. WADSWORTH < SMITH,
N BALDWIN & CO.
MINTURN * co.
CHAS. H. MARSHALL, Esq.
Wdes Patert Saams ndsr Safes which have failed
their of fire. be bad only of
S. e. HERRING, General Agent. No. 1879 Water ST. Ny,
and his daily authorised agents.
NJ l. THOMAS 4 CO., Albany.
J. W. STANTON co, New Orleans.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
AT THE PINE ORCHARD 100

AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-lGi2.
HS and fashionable will dur
the under direction
dance Of the subscriber IL has undergone complete
thorous and the reception visitors
NO effort VIII be spared to the eddy high ehaac
ter winch II has heretofore seqniTed. -.ln
AS heretofore tables VIII te furnished with decacy
that the New York market Afford and every possible
tention that promote the and of its
patrons will be promptly bestowed The
ESTABLISHING and especially that the
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
essrs A. f. Beach Co.'s excellent line stages will
as heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, on the arrival Of the boats.
c. l.. BEACH, Proprietor
June 18th, 1872 Jeii 3mr
PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND. This long aud we'll
- known boarding and bathing establishment, having
Gently undergone among which the
erection OF several elegant hosues upon
the the reception during the
season The OF beach this sholeihe
perfect security III bathing for ladies and children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw of the mansioh)
the shady cool end delightful locust grove adjoining the
the pleasant rides IA the surrounding ihe excellent
fishing grounds and Other heathu
ement-the beautiful view Of the All mic
lower bay almost constantly envend by vessels
arriving outward bound render this
spect unqualified by the vicinity Its
are AMPLE the rooms and the the
warme days of anything but oppressive. The
yenepce OF distance (beng miles
from Brookln the by
To business render peculiarly wen nee
gentlemen OF busir in New York.
jel2 2msr WILLIAM BROWN, Proprie,or
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BOO X BIN DIN

PAPER RULING
TT IRELAND No. l20 Nassau street. having an entire new
IL. stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Alachiacry the
latest and most approved patterns prepared
all orders in the durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account BoosS and all other kinds Bankwork
fuied snd bound patterns, aud style thai is wsIaned
70 give satisfaction Any work ordered be done ia he Eng
J mode il required H. l. has mad long experience both
methods. mfg
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The Anti-Anguiar System or
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
EnoM TwEIvK TO FIVE DOLLARS.
MIR. BRISTOW Cor MS ol,y) as ErDUcEp his
W Terms from .elyc to Fire Dollars, thus bringing this
Usein Art Within means of ALL and guaranteed TO be
taught in lively. Lessons of an hour each
4do1demy No. 235 Broadway, slcar Park Place
Gentleman Of ali positively taught bold free
pedif,o and finished businessae style OF Writing
now legie camr.d tie presen; hand may be- tsee spec
at 235 Broadway
AND THE LADIES
neat and handsome delicate and fashionable Running Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS,
~. VISITORS in New York take course in Three
Days MY b. is TO be from 10 A. NJ, from
p.
IL BOOK-kEEPING taught b. double and single entry.
AZ Evening tiasscs from I to9 iva lmsc
I lGHTBODY,s NEW YORK PRINTING INK MAN.
II lFACToRY 90 Rose street, of Duane (Od SUI
Gonsanl on hand and offered for sale reasonable terms
deliverable any of the free carriage Printers
and vendors solicited &c make trial Of this article.
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Douglas TO be supplied from carrollton, 10 miles
and back, twice week,
Eaton TO be supplied from Oxfsfd, Is miles and
back once a week.
Mechanicsyille to be supplied from DE Kab, ~
miles and back, once a week
Oak Ridge TO be supplied from Holly Springs, IS
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb,
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond nine
miles and back, once week.