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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF
Wharf.-The DEFEAT OF
GORCHAkOFF.
tnr SUBMARINE AND rrH,laAS I5.37sAru

The following special dispatch reach.
cd our correspondent at Liverpool just
before the departure Of the AtIantic:
Vienna, Moniay.-Goichakoff set
out on the S,h inst, for Olten!za to
chaslisc the Turks. having with him
$1,000 troops, mostly infantry. On the
llIh came Up with the Turks, who hnd
come out to NEE, him.
Severe fighting cnsucl, and tho Rus.
slams were Obliged to retreat second
time, in disorder on uchare.,-havine
now lost, in iour attacks on Oltcni,zo,
not less than 5000 men! This is au
thcniic.
On the 9th the Turks were driven
from the Island opposite Giurscvo.
Recnlorcomcnts came to their aid, and
they Immediately after fetook it and
now hold it.
Omer Pacha is moving on Gala,z.
The Czat has summariy discharged
all the English operatives from employ.
ment in the Russian Navy Yards.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Judge Mclean IIea ded.

The Statesman says:-We leaIn from
the Cincinnati papers. that the Cncin.
natl Enquirer had one of ,s editorials
rejecting on the Typographical Union
sent back from the type room to The ed.
ltofal room; nuset; the printers declar.
ing that they would not sci it. Is no,
this abriIsius the glorious AMI never
to be abinfel AMI always,o be .venerat, d
with lears'ofj"y AMI shouts. Of glory
liberty Of the Cincinna.i Press. Where
are the thun crs of this Press at this au.
daclous act! Roll them up yc Times AMI
Gassffe; snap it out yc Commercials an
Co1"mDiens! Free !om or die!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Value Of Real Estate.

In ls47 the valuation Of real esetate in
Ohio, for taxation, amounted 10 $40.
100000. A Are.valuation has been made
this year. The returns are nearly ell
in, and the total will reach 10000.
600. This is an increase of 1926, ,OOO,.
900 in six years-or nearly 76 per cent.
Hon. BAILIE PEYToN, late U. S. Min.
lister to Chill, and Hon. WM. DuER, late
U. S. Consul OF Valparaiso. are On their
way home.
Mr.. PEYroS appointed Gov. WooD
Envoy protein, until Mr.. MEnARY, the
newly appointed Minister, shall arrive.
Taxes in California, for State, county,
and city purposes, are $3 IS! on the
500. |, is we'll that is the land Of gold,
otherwise people would never bs able
10 pay such enormous taxes,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Imprisonment Of an American,

1t is stated Francis d. de Silva, who
is now imprisoned in Havana for allie.
ged participation in the proceedings OF
the Cuban Jun'a, in New York, last
summer, is a naturalized citizen Of the
United States, he having his naluraiza.
ton papets, as we'll as a passport, call.
ing him an American citizen, and sign.
ed by Daniel Webster, as Secretary OF
State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

1t is sal ,ha, there are two Whiy
Governors in the Uni,e States. We
have for gotten the States. Will anyboI.
y relieve our anx;e,y?-Siutesman.
Well, let's see. Ver-no. Ten-uo.
ken--no. O-no sir 'ee. Why where
has our memory gone to? What ta,rs
are they? Somebody please tell. Now We
have one OF emit is the State of Dis.
traction burle,ins on The Future State.
Mr. Wrsier.
Now you have 'cm; AMI now you
don't.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Reception Of Jchn Mitchell in New
York.
New York Nov. 90

New YORK Nov. 90
There was an immense crowd assem-
bled abou, the Promelheus. and great cx'
element as soon ns it was kno"a that
John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot was a.
mona the passengers; salu,es were fired
by the Irish military companies. I. +.
Measher and Col. Dchcnny were the
frs. 10 gree. the exile on his arrival. -
Mitchell was ;anen 10 carriage and pro-
ceeded to his mothers in rookIyn. The
Irish societies screnAde him tonight,
and twenty bands are engaged FOR The
occasion,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, Dec. G, 1858.
n, iEETE AND q. +, CORY. fDiNss.
War IN Europe.

War In Europe
The fact is now past all controversy
that state OF var exists between Turkey
uod Russie. Battles have been tough
between tho belligeran;S; there is, there
fore bu, l!l,le prospect, OF any sccur,
and permanent peace until u full tia
Of strength has been male between ,he
two powers. Those who regard this con
test surely as an effort OH the por, o
Russia TO maintain The ighis ol the Greek
Church within The confines OF Turkey
greatly mistake ,hs comprehensive de-
signs Of the ambitious Nicholas. Rus
ria is an absolute despo,ism. Twenty
years ago the Emperor Nicholas was
chief Of that parry Of pirates, and rob.
bers ,ha, crushed the heroic Poles and
blotled out Their national existence.
II is fresh in the recollection OF ma
ny ,ha, the Polish chiefs who were trut
to their county, with noble anil high.
soulcl women, were banisae. 10 III,
irsary cline Of Siberia, there tc drag on
wrc,chel existence as slaves in ;h;
mines.
THIS same Emperor Nicholas, more re
Gently with Francis Joseph Of Austria
murdered the Hua-aTion nat on and now
under the hypocritica'. .'p:ciense Of pro
,ecting religion seeks to establish his i,
ron rule within the Pacific borders Of the
Sultan.
Two years ago K,ssu,h. the exile!
chief Of freedom in Europe, passed through
our country, u'tering in tones Of IN.
matched eloquencc, the free but opprcs
sed and suffering spirit ei his coun,rymea
always and everywhere, affirming the
right, OF individual men and Of nation,
10 self Government. lie also demon
stra:cd that within the civilization o
Cnris,endom. community OF interest,
exists; ,hat there are two antagonslic
systems OF governmen,, within that civi.
lization, each striving for the ascendant
the one dcspolism claiming 10 use and
rule mankind for the benefit Of the few,
and the other the democratic, in which
men govern themselves; he also shovel
that despo,isT was leasucd for the alb.
solu,c dominion Of mankind AMI that
the people everywhere must unite to
strengthen themselves. and 10 resist the
assaults Of despotism; otherwise there
could be no security for Rcpu!jc canisn.
on earth.
He also declared that a fierce snd
and Nigh y struggle between !he:e pow.
ers must soon commence in Europe; so
firmly was he convinced OF it, that the
moneys advanced TO him in this country
were employed in the purchase o(muni'
lions Of war.
His advance through this country was
a complete triumph of his IDEAS, al
tho solitary voices were heatd 10 cry ont
bewsre!-sociely is in danger-"peace
reigns in Europe,--iI must not be dis
turbed."
Who does not know that the peace
which has :eisnol in Europe since lS+S'
is only produced by the terror Of scaf
folds, scourges and dungeons. There is
no home for any liberal mind in South.
ern Europe, except in dungeons end
prisons. Under this state ol,hinss, it is
out reasonable to suppose, lha, the war
which is now begun will become gener,
al. and for while at least decide whe,h.
er The institutions Of Europe lhail con.
,inue as they are, or become libero!ized.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
From the Pittsburgh Amcricaa,
PIG METAL,

Nearly all the metal from the AIleghc.
ny by The late nool has been dispose
Of TO the different mills AMI lounlres in
the city. We have been unable to oh.
tain correct returns OF all the sales, hu.
have collected whal wc could dig out
the furnace men were in mrny eases
withholding the terms AMI oblainint
pledge. from purchasers not 10 live them
This has embarra sci us 200 deal i'm
obtaining reports, and our acknowle l..
men,s are dn. to others who have more
freely an unhcsiiaIinsly given .hrir sales
and terms. We have the sale of Jctfrr.
son and Clinton mclni-in all about
500 tons in six different lots at $40 anil
$40, ,50--gencrally at AMI 6 mos.
Buchanan in three different lois nj 40
on time. Catfish 800 tons a, $40 terms
equal to cash. $50 tons Eagle at Sl2-
6 mos. (Soil week before las,.) $50
tons American, (sOl two weeks a o an
not given until now) a, SIS, 6 mos
800 same. soll this miOIning, al $3.50,
mos. 40 tons franklin al $40, 6 mos.
81 tons RockhiIl a! $40, 6 mos. GO
tons taycitc County melal-scru1y grey
TO ionnlres, At Si4, mos. w. lcarn
Of other sales Of Allegheny metal, of
which we can get neither quantities nor
price, but learn of iilrrcn, lots deliver.
ed al $40 and stl, heing prices which
holders unwillinsIy submitted to, but
lower than held at on tho lus of the
fool. In truth, the less choice qualities
were he'll! too higI at that time, winch
caused them 10 accept lower rates than
could have been obtained then. The
second rates, such as Eagle, we find
bringing Si2 ten days ago-anl the same
qualities as Buchanan bringing but $40
the next week, having been hel at frs,
100 high mcrican which then brou n,
SIS, selling to day ot Sl2, so. There
is nothing in the marke, 10 justify the de.
preston, but the owners considering the
prices fair AMI remunerating, AMI mpa
tlenl of delay, and the amusemen,s of the
town tagging, submitted to the rates off.
cre'l, and left. We learn that the Wash.
inSton meta reportsI in our last, was
incorrectly given at S44-thal it should
have been St2.
We notice the arrival ofsome Pig from
the new AGillartic furnace built by Can't.
James Wood, neat Harrisburg, and that
he is building the second ono in the vi.
cinily Of the last. The furnace was com.
mcnccl three moa,hs ago and is now
doing good business.
Among the Iron incidents of the ALLIE.
sheny, we mentioned tho production of
Piney Furnace, which has made and
sold during the blast-commencing in
May last -l575 tons. averaging within
q fraction SO tens II week, and has a
contract for 500 more, which will be
made duringlurins the coming winter
and giving full 1000 tons on the presen.
hearth and within nine months ortime.
This is bras production which we pre-.
sent to tho emulation of our friends "on
the coast around the Hanging Rock"
This Furnace is under the charge of Mr..
James Mosgrove and is located in Arm.
strong County. We have sales of some
small lots H. R. h. b. at $49-sll that
waS in market.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
G. G. HAWLEY, Sec.
All a Hoax.

The marlyrIom Of a little Norwegian
boy named lvEnsoN, at Chicago. for re.
iuslnS to steal, turns out to he hoax,
and akin to the "pious frau Is" chroni.
cled among the supers,i,ons of old. A
boy ollhis name, however, was drow.
ned and jury Of his own coun.rymen
mostly decided that his dea tn was purely
accidental. We derive these facts from
the Chicago Tribuns. The sum of Sl..
200 had been collected 10 build q mon.
umen! to the supposed martyr.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
THE POSITION OF THE HOSTILE
ARMIES.

Out OF the &C infused and contradictory
statements that are circulated, our cor.
respondent endeavors 10 elucdaie the
respective position of the various
forces.
The Aus,rians have 10000 men
spread slong theif frontier.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

REAPPEARAkcE OF yellow FEVER IN
NATcHEz.-PIiyate ,elegraphic des.
patches from Na,chez announce that
several new cases of yellow fever have
appeared there within the past week,
and . number Of deaths.
This will be bad news to many who
are on their way home.--Cin. Enc.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

Three Of Josrrn HALL's
children Of near Rushville. Ia, were &C.
cidentally poisoned last week, and all
were lying corps in the house a. the same
time. They had probably eaten poi
sonous berry.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

II may be u ccn'ury briora The creature
fully uniol is himself, ! vii Civ; heart
md hanl 10 wboms oever tries 10 begin.
AMI beIcvs Con. Pitrtc has begun, ami
would not nl,ise you TO ny TO stop
him, He. ronrer!
with his publication ] l"ffvc yon
for your "vcry ere Iilabc' attack; nni
es"n CIcrk in the Interior" will he mos
delirhel 10 crack n ii'crary Joke, or "
literary lsgon, with happy ortsi icTs like
your.
Faithfully. whether my head sticks
on Or not. you, fried ond servant,
T. Drvry Reilly.
"Clerk in the Interior"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Definitions.

a correspondent sends US the follow.
ing definitions:
HARD SnELL"-An Oyster.
"SoEr SHELL An Egg.
Cuf correspondent probably intends
the inference to be drawn ,ha. the whiqs
have "opened" the one and "sucked"
the other.-N. Y Sun,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

Notice hereby that whole tracts land and town
lots foregoing list contained much heoas nav
Tie an penalty charged thereon will be Court oose
said Lawrnc Monday
Treasurer Of said county, unless said penalty before
- r. ''O
OFFICE JAMES TERRY
Hon'oh' No'' 2Sh, iSo3 AUDITOR, Lawrence
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

A late reli ;ious writer ,isma,izcs tho
authors Of the yellow covereI novels a.
"lileray scorpions. who s,in. virtue TO
death with their tales.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS FOR TAXES.

MES TERRY Auditor Of the County of Lawrence State Ohio here
following and n
county, delinquent by The Treasurer Of sail Cor the
thereon for the 1852; which The OF a
nled,
interest prescribed by law, ether with simple for the
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

The easiest and bes, way to expand
the chest is to have a good large heart.
1t saves the cost Of gymnastics.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
Mortality on tho Ocean.
New York, No

New YoRK, Nov. %.
A picket ship from Herbert. has arriv.
el allhis port from Harve, with 6l5 pas.
sengcrs. She hal IS deaths on the pas.
sage.
The packet ship New Worll jus, ar.
'lved from Liverpool, with 75i passsn.
gers. Lost rs on the passage, The
deaths were nearly all by cholera.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

Over 10000 barrels Of apples have
been shipped from Syracuse this season
SO says the standard.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

The lron,on Lyceum will m.e, on next
(Monday) Evening a. the School House.
Question for discussion. "ShoulI the
re leral Government, buili the Pacific
Rail Roa I?"-Lealiny dispu,nn,s-aff.
r. Lee,.-neg. f. Gollen. Others also
will participate in the debate. ...
J. P. BlNG, Pres.
G.. C. HAWLEY SEC
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06


The French and British have feet
in The Sea OF Marmoro.
The Russians have acel Of about 80
heavy .hips in the Black Sea.
The Turks have q feet Of uh'ni equal
strength and under the comnnn! ol nn
EaeIshmsn (A'nrral Sla ie,) pou b..
fore Con>lon'inop!c, ana part in Ibc
Black Sen.
The Turk- have 200 gunbohs on til"
Donubc. The llussions about half that,
sumber.
The Pads Steele soys that letter Of
the 3oth r!t., from Cons,on,inoplc, an
nounces thu, tho Turkish Govcrnmcn,
has deEnilivel, set aside the project Of
arrangement proposed by Lord Rcdcliile.
The Turks, in alliance with Circas.
ians, uni having as nuxiliarics many
tried soldiers Of Hungary, have q force
in Asia ,ha, give, The Russians enough
~ do 10 hold their own.
The Rnssians have now in the Prn
cipalities $4,000 scrvicable mrn. anJ
$4,000 in hospital. Their head quarters
are at Bucharest lelcnel by some hun.
drcd heavy guns. The army operates
in Two divisions; comman lei respect,
lively by Gen. Danneuberg (already
foggcl,) and Gorchakof, The latter
can holi his various positions with suit.
able gurrisons, and spare $4,000 men
for the fcll, either in junction with Dan.
nenhurg. or on his own book.
Reschi Pasha has declared in the name
Of The Ministry and of the Grand Coun.
ell of the Empire, that the war having
broken out ia spite Of the lorbearancc
shown by the Porte, there WAS no lon.
ger any question of the solution Of q
special point. A new treaty must now
regulate the relations between Turkey
anil Russia, and the Sultan hopes, with
the all Of God an hi, ali"s, that the
new treaty will raise a so,il barrier
against that Russian ambition ,hat in.
csanlly enlangcrs the peace Of the
world. But with any negotiation, hav.
ing for its stariing.poinIthe recent Wen,
ia diplomacy, Turkey vii! have nolI.'
ing to do.
MINOR INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
A letter in the Paris Palric from
Constantnor'c ofthc 10Th uIi., states
that the Turkish cruises had chased
some Russian gunboa.s into the harbor
of Sebas,opoI.
BY telegraph Gom Cons,anlinoplc Of
the 3 1t, the Turks arc reported to have
stormcd and captured the Russian for.
'rcss on the SEcfhaIiI, (Asia) In ad.
d,ion to this, several other fortrcsses
in Georgia, an the Caucasus have fall.
en- into possession Of the Turkish allies.
Those forts arc Cartoon, which was Ia.
ken by the Koorls; Fuller by the
troops from Domasc us; ani bnrmine
ls,ral and Kuchat by The Bachi Bozoukr.
Disallrclion has broken out, among
the Poles in the Russian ranks. Four
had been summarily shot at Buchacs,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
THE BATTLE or OLTENITZA.

AL "a LIZ VT Ol LIN l L a.
We have now detailed accounts of
this ilrst encounter between the Moslem
end Russians. |, proves to have been
ar affair Of much more importance than
at first s;a;el. After a continued can
nonade f'om midnight ofNovember ls,,
to daybreak Q! the 81, the Turkish am.
munltion became exhausted and with
The wild cries Of Mos!em warfare, the
entire Turkish force charged the eneme
with bayonel and sabre. aud scattered
'hcm at oil points! The Russians left
twelve hundred on the field in killed
ana wounded, and were driven back
upon Bucharest, where a heavy fire from
The artillery o'the place brough, up the
pursuing Turks, who ,len returned to
Olteni'za and oncompcd upon the fell,
their hrss care being to foI,ily tho posi-.
ton.
a Geographic dispatch sen, to the
French Government, and Immediately
(on 18Th ins..,) communicated to the
Turkish Minister at Paris, says that the
Russians twice drove the Turks from
their position, bu, thu, on the third dav
(by this dispatch called November A.
'hc Turks dispersed The Russians with
the less above stated. The Russian loss
in officers was particularly seve.e, the
cntmy's mark$men having apparently
cndeavoFe,l to pick of as many as they
could.
Referring to this engagement, Wen.
ma letter Of the 10th says: "l. is not
likely ,ha, the following startling neu S
vii! Gudiis way into our papers. but
you may rely implicitly on its truth.
The victory Of the Turks (Which was
owing to ,reachery,) was more complete
then is generally supposed. The out.
posts nearest the river were Poles, and
they not only permitted the Turks to
cross without giving notice Of their ap.
proach, but actually assisted them in the
work Of death. The cannonade lasted,
Iilh Sigh, intermission, wenty.eighl
hours. The date was mislake.-thc
affair began in the night between the lsl
and 81, and lastcl to the 3I."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06
FOUR DAYS
LATER FIR ROM EU n OP e g.

SELF DEFEATED.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR,
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1853
According 20 to los, news received
from Cons,un,inoplc, the Turks have
succeeded beyond expectation in Asia,
where, up 10 Oct. 80, four Russian, fort.
have been captured ina Georgia. You
ore aware iha, the Russian country be.
yond the Caucasus, which borders on
Turkey and Persia is called Georgia OF
Glusia, nnd contains several provinces,
ofwllich Minerelia and Inertia nre now
the sen, Of wor Khurshil Pasha com.
nands the army which has been sent
there lrom Damascus. In few days wc
amy &C, The news Of Junction Of the
Circussian forces Of Shamyl, with one
OF the Turkish corps.
From the Danube our Information is
scuniy, since it hus TO arrive by Vienna
About loo, ,00OTurks have already cross
ed Tie Danube, but we do not know ",
exactly whether Giurgevo has been cap
lu,cd by. them or not. No conflict has
as yet taken place Between Omer Pash.
as main force which crossel the Dd ubc
?, WilAin, aud the Russian; but lsmoel
4! Olicniza, was, after his first vic,ori
Gus battle of the 81, again attacked on
the 4,h aud 5lh, and had the good luck
TO dcfra, the Russians.
The Creeks and Montcnegrns are
anXiously watching the course Of events
in ofior 10 fall upon Ike Turks in case
Of u Russian victory. 1t is sail tha, the
p'an of raising loan Of five millions
drlchmos--cqual to $500, 900 submit.
tel 10y tho Greek Government TO the
Chambers under the plea of supplying
cheaper corn 10 the population, has no
o'hef object than 10 prepare for the
eyca'aaIity ofan aggressive war against
Turkey. Secret societies, abclcd by
Russia, arc formed in Greece and Thes.
saIy with affiliations rx'euding to Lon.
don anl Manches,er,an about 500 900
have been raised by this new Hetara to
further :his pIaE. Bu, on the other side
;hc Sienna papers state iha, England,
which has lately Reinforced the garrison
OF the lonian slanls, has plclge,! her
self to the Sultan that Greece shall
keep pcfiec, neutrality.
Ia respect TO the cora question The
N2rh L2ne Express contains the fol
lowing statement:
The downward movement in prices ol
wheat, which commenced in the begin
ming Of the month, has continued during
the present week, and at several of the
leading provincial markets further "a
of about .. ~ qnar,cf has taken place,
making the total decline from the hch. q.
est point 81. "a 4s. dS quorer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-06

JAMES G. TERRY.
ArDIToR,La wrcuce Co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-27

DsstvtH u Csbss~sss
rpuis open Of usssss Ibe
healing qualities OF well ana ~
are regarded The b1udinx arg
ts~tcfuy arranged with spacious pofucoes Dali
and parors extensive paved walks and covered ways Aaeo
BY boauIiui trees. it u ta4 HlW
hr.l aie ha. secured and mos, ample
SUPPLY bes wines nquo and shores when inc county
could afford without regard price, Erceai, pXie aceommo
d.sx agents will esdeasoI 10 GsAs e uue OF lle guests - agree
FERNS OF board q. follows go endns October
9so ts months, so 100 ons non,h ~ 100
as each Cbdren undet twelve Year,, aud
nall mice enaSge children under Two years of.s ~
rnr. pI day The very best wines and liquors
hsvas been Of bottle and IN popoior ios
uaee BY others. Bills payable weekly. ,,,.
The railroad completed 10 warren
Aicxsndra eight O'Clock every msfhny
rcspr sunday about and hall hour
where stages will take the 'nrdaf
10 the spnnxs half mites McAdaiiIed road; re
turning the wyyenlon At ~ O'clock and psssen
aud Washington In time for the evening Trails
70 Of leaves Ale sndra ii O'Clock
M and and bali hours, when
rate ge will take the about miles 10
Springs. ~ So Travellers who BY Cor
will equsly good coaches TO Culpepef Court
hou se place leave at In the and get 10
thirty ninuss, where the coaches WIN take them
Beaieion and one Warrcnon, Springs Persons
may thu Springs dae and spend about four houvs In Al
exandn Spriags by Of the day
evening Richmond to the Springs
by noon day. Oofdonsyle
pepper the Springs about morning
connecting Gzines Cross Roads With the Win
'"' '" ~ III rr,1 THOMAS o. FLINT,
tunc i1-5aw4wn suDerntendcnL
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