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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25
CRIME is to the ceasua of 1880
ratio OF convic'4 in Of the State, is a. follows

in'he whole untcd State. tho PROPORTION Of conyicts
or e,c 1900 o the population is thus cxpre sed 10 do.
Cimal.
~ i've 'hi'e, 1882
Foreign white q, on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

UH 'bNFONT' ALLEN q Co
w. highly Favored Cod y,h Figs Choice Old Coxnae Br.
~ iy, PIT Wine. For sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

IVORY TABLE CUrHRYrhp, who desire hne set Of Table
Citey r the hOf,ys will hnI ,blshment CON.
s''ornsl vich We viii sell Ia set, by the single
ais efau GiEs Ouyir, {, IN itsh. BUCKLEY 4 co
DEF,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

VIM TMS u COMNg -prspus for the cold ue.,her all
" o you In ssni ~ AID cheap Ole hing will well 70
cs an oos At biprc determine 70
sell as 10y rs The lprc'i, Ari a. good as the ~.
bNpr' va oina although AZ az and per cent discount
taken at par, Tor s,oli Ia my line, and buy
- wM. IRA SMITH
dttJ jlt Main et.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

CAsSsbdE oArTLs Hinxrr, December 3A make! 1910 Cat,
uesbout 90 Beeyes and SOO Stores Working oIrn
Cows and Calves Ysarins and old Market B,eEI
ira cwt, IS $685. hri quality t7O second quality ta
49, third guilty 1880 ordinary toae Hides, owt. ta5os6
Tallow ssasso; Petit, 5OAi5 Caitk, iiksic Id. Bar
renE Catie6 30 per head Veal Calves stores
Working sales Cow. and Csves-t25 ss 40 49,
Yesrngsin, w., a. Two Ysars od-I. 10, 10, II toa 81
Tnrse Years ODDS, 2s, 81, 81 &C. Sheep aud Lambs
I,I5 At market ESus IiOb,6,L NJ oP 925. $50, 49, 80
ssineAl large" At $40 per ID wholesale Remsks-Csts
train 10 late time Tor remarks Weather intensely cold. no
the Pitchtug Road and 100 the Boston
aad Lowell Railroad loaded with Cattle Sheep swine Horses and
Fowls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25
, IbuIps Ne. CHOP n ,UGAH 10. sale.
CLOriIING rOH TME HOLIDAY,

6kyEH CUATs.-Ey-ry DESCRIPTION II Over Col,, from
W tue BIsnket at f8 the Penh Beayer
10, Je found at the "Noney Saving Inuton Main st.
KEN HktuWty a Cn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

LtSnEf-. BLiSh .rswe are eli, Ing out our Y.lI ppor
ation OF super tnty Lon ion Du Maekinau and
de25 KNIT PAINE Kryr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-25

LOUISVILLE, Dee. IV'h.
Tosiccosse OF tobacco yesterday exclusive Of ,he above
hhis-2at 4.9S, At a.2) and Q ab,2S,sssJ.
rRKisar,-Firn Pound freShts Memphis To New
lean, ~ hundred abj pork ~hi.tsy for apple,
potatoe,tc In tho early
price, have since th-n again advanced.
kIcsAsas-Fa'ern,l premium. Cincinnati, discount Me-
Orleans sight. dis premium. ST. Louis. par premium
Eastern and souihsrn exchange quoted
which are nominal There but little demand Money
TO get The banks dlsounng e oaly
cia.s paper.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
: . LAWS OF OHIO. |
:ETRITEHE5 BY AUTHORITY
sANACT8

a y y ~
supplementary 10 ''ap lsct to provide for The
d oisapizaiion of cites and incorporated Vii
M ',;' Section 8, BE 4 ENACTED by the Geser4l
Assnpbly oft The State Of Ohio, That in all
cases in which any city shall be liable 10 the
payment Of damages to the owner or occupant
ofauy lots Or grounds, by the reason Of the
Etadlng Of any streets, alieys,, or other pubic
Efonrdsq pT part thefeof; the sail damages shall
Be ascertsined and assessed by three disinter-
esied reputable free holders Of said city, where
Iuch damages shall be claimed, appointed by
SCISSORS, before entering upon their Official du-
.,tice, shall lake and subscribe on oath before Q
.ipstice Of The peace, or mayor, that they viii
we'll and trals, tq lhs best oftheir knowledge
and ability, appraise The damages winch dhe
clsimanis shall have. suffered BY reason Of
such grading. and for which the said city i
liable, which GA th shall be filed in the Office
sof ths'citY ciefk; and the saidapprais isers shall
within thirty days after their appointment,
make said assessment, and file the saine in the
oily elerks Office, where it shall be subject TO
t4tie inspection of all claimants for damagesi
sind al such damages shall be paid out Of the
city treasury, and within twenty days, tbereaf-
ter shall be by said treasurer paid or rendered
TO ths patty in whose favor said damages were
assessed ny
aElsec. .. That II any person OF persons shall
neglect Or refuse 10 accept the amount so as
pessed, as ptoyided for In this act, and shall
prosecute the city, and II BY suit for such dam
'sges, he or they shall moi Recover more tha:
'Gie amount allowed by said assessors, sucl
party 50 prosecuting, shall pay all costsof suit
Provided, that no claimant for damages, al
aforesaid, shall commence any suit for dana
.ges on account of such grading or improve
ifne6t, untii be shall have filed claim fo
such damages with the ciiy clerk Of The cit.
making such grade Or Improvement, and six
~ days shall have elapsed thereafter, 10 ehsbl
such cilyto appoint a cpmmittee 10 asses
such damages, return the lame to the prope
officers, and sufficient further time shall hay
slapsed! not exceeding twenty days after th'
return OF such appraisal, 10 enable the sal,
'c.ty 70 pay such assessrnept. !.
SEQ. 3. This act shall, ,tpke effect and be il
ssofce from and afler'its passage. ,,, .5,..tt {,
F. G. LEBLOND, ~
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
la'ice9 fie.P President lof ths Senate, pro TEN
81 May 1, 1885, s,sgsfs y sl*s''s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
Ght Ufnlpfrat

Is publisbedevery Thursdsy morning, in the
DOM Immediately over the Post Once, Main
Street, Eaton, Ohio, stthe following rates:
81 SO perannum, In sdyapce.
50 00if notpaId within the yeafs and
80 so afterthe year has expired.
Theserateswillberigidiy enforced.
No paper discontinued until all auesIsges
srepaid. unless at the option Of the publisher
UAll eommuuicationsadd saddressedtot the 3D.
tors must be sent free Of postage toinsuIs az
tention.
ErNc communication inserted, unless 90.
ompanied by responsible name. y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
Tol.ll,No. l..


without horses and wagons, used in bringing
such produce to the market spaces of such
city OF 10 the streets contiguous thereto, on
market days and evenings thereto; Provided.
however, that nothing contained in this act
shall be so construed as TO authorize the city
council Of any city TO pass an 'ordinauce for
the purpose Of assessing or imposing any fine
or pun shment whatever, upon any farmer OF
producer, for selling, at any time, within the
city, any article of provision or vegetables, to
any person OF persons in any street or streets,
or market space, during market hours.
Sec. Q, That the sixty second section ol
the act to which this is amendatory, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
F. C. LEBL0ND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn
May /, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08

tJ. A town meeting in Wareham recently
took action upon the dog question, and acccrd-
ing 10 the town records, it was voted "That
eli persons within ihe town, owning dogs.
shall be nuzzledv'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
EANAmI


"a This Slater and for leyying taxes thereon
according to its true vaue in money, passed
Anil IS. 1852. Jan 4 a
Section L.. Be Il enaetedbythe General As
seubt Of the State Of Ohio, That in any
county IN this State, where it shall prove i'm
practicable ior assessors to complete their as
sessmenis for the year eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, within the period limited in can
act for the assessment and taxation Of all
propeny iRlthis State, and leyying taxes there.
on according 10 its true value in money!"
passed April thirteen, eighteen hundred and
6fty-fhree, it shall be lawful for the auditor
of said county to extend the time for such as.
sessmens. till the fifth Mouday in May; and
in all such cases the meeting of the county
board OF equalization shall take place on the
second Tnesday after the fourth Monday in
May.gf8i i9e
gg r. o. LrBLOND,
,.:i Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE, i3
,f President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May LIST. 1854.
,,a rs AN ACTia8
Supplementaryto st act entitled "an act 10
prohibit unauthorized Banking, end the cir
culatioa OF unaathorised bank paper, "
passea 'ia'Vn g 1850, Z. s..s.,., Z. -.
SScsyn ~, l1 W. ''.etSu 81. W Ms vens,a, I,
hay sssMS.y Y We .H,aM III. 2 0a'o, INA. y snai,
70 ~. 'ol a"y SinSs Sll ~ =, asens " an5
company, any private banker, broker, dealer
in money, the Tfsasuyef Of Ibis State, or the
treasurer q =. any county q i1ls state OF any
clcla q agent q any ptiva.e Dankel, uioset.
ctusssf ~ nlVnsyi ol any cieik q sssls1an!
.ne q ssnsg, n ~ lpe ue,sulei "
sny couH.y " lnis Siates el'nel arecly OF III
ohect,y, 70 put IN ciIculalion, pay oui, loan,
rexcnange, o.nerwise M than V sena OF oelivei
Io.lns pu'pose O. IeaempIlon, 70 ine compa,
Iyspeisoh OF Peisson', lIustee ol trustees, Dopno
wisneem tDe same, ahy panK mole OF noles OF
nay psns O !nm State, whose charter, OF
whose ngnt Y ISSUE notes oi cgcuialion, shall
snGi nas1 sARaIeo; 9I wnicn snpil nave gwen
il9sE m olSlf,y g ~ ~ inienuoh % close i's
ushhing guslness' ,L,ss anu sny person q persons
ao slIn sioIsts sny ~ lne lotegoing fovls
ohs ~ t4s acs, snali ps seemed gullty OF
lns'sI alsesneanoI, aIq upon conviction thereof,
% Sana. " snsu aaS, y e any sun ny exceeoing nve
sg oeisIs ~ sacn sno evefy oiience, q
~, l,;aS W ,,,s y, sss Iss 2, tae county .oi
oslvosh ~ ile discretion o. the court /;
1Iosiuea, tnas no such company, attel
sae passags q TINS act shall reissue
w X hat - .,a S,lcularng @ noses OF Dusi,
y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08

IRA fria. who asks aims for Gods sake.
invariably begs for two.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08
AN ACT.

AAAN FhSAf
To amend an act entitled can act to provide
for the organization OF cities and incorpora-
tee villsges," passed May third, eighteen
hundred end fifty-two. ~
Section 1. BE it enacted by the General Al.
sembly Of the State of Ohio, Thatsection 81 Of
an act entitled "an act TO provide for the or
gsnization Of cities and incorporated villages"
passed May 3ri, 1852 be SO amended as to read
as follows; The city council shall have power
to establish board of health, 10 invest it with
such powers, andimpose upon It such duties,
as shall be necessary 10 secure the city and
the inhabitants thereof from the evils Of con-
tagious, malignant and infectious diseases,
provide for the proper organization, and the
election OF appointment OF the necessary Of
fcers thereof, and make such bylaws, rules
and regulations for It's government and support
as shall be required for enforcing the prompt
and efficient performance Of its duties, and
the lawfulexeicise Of It's powers; they shall
have power to establish a city watch, police
to organize the same under the general super.
intendence Of the mayor, narshal or other Of
fcers Of The police; prescribe its duties, and
define its powers, in such manner as will most
efectually preserve the peace Of the city, Sc
cure the inhabitants from personal violence,
and their property from fire and unlawful dep
|redatipns; they shall establish and Organize
fire conIsnies. and provide them with proper
engines, and such other instruments as shall
be necessary 10 extnguIsh fire, and preserve
the property Of the inhabitants Of the city from
lconfagration; and provide such by-laws and
regulations for the government OF the same, as
AZ Iax.
person ho'shall belong to anysnch fire-com-
pany, shall, In time Of peace, be exempt from
the performance Of military duty under the
laws Of the State; they shall erect, establish
and regulate the markets and market-places,
for the sale Of provisions, vegetables, and
other articles necessary for the sustenance,
conyenience and comfort Of the city aud the
thereof; they shall have power 10
prescribe the times for opening and closing the
same, The kind and description Of articles
which may be sold therein, anc the stAnds OF
lplaces TO be occupied by the yendefs The
city council shall have powet toprevent fore
Sailing, 10 prohibit or regulate huckstering in
| the markets, and adopt such rules and regE-
lla.ions as are necessary 10 prevent fraud, and
I to preserve order Ia the markets; aud they
may authorize the immediate ssiEufe, arrest,
land renewal from any MARKET Of any person
| q. petsons violating its regulations az estab-
llisbsaky ordinance, together with-anyarticle
lin iheif possession, and The immediate seizare
aud destruction Of tainted OF unsound meat OF
| other ptosisions; but no charge or assessmenI
or any kind shall be made o. levie lin any
manner against or upon any farmer or produ.
Ger Of vegetables or provisions, in bringing
The sane 70 any Of ihe markets. 10 any city,
! icr standing 10, Of occupying ! place. with d
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-08

AuDrroR's osFIcE, Preble CO., o.
= Il hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
true cop les from those on file in, the Office Of
The Secretary Of State.
,Sg6. JAMES ALBERT, Auditor.
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,s,lIE nUUkUt The SEASON-
HhFE IOU READ IT.
ALONE by Marion Hurland; in one handsome
Il mo. volume-price 81 %.
A. NORRIS Publisher



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The moral of the story i, prominent and unex
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their apr caraH"c.-dmcytcaH CoRrnr, IhHa.
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Possessing far more interest and exhibiting great
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"A novel OF uncommon excellence, certainly sn .r;or
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OF these sketches have all the ireshne. and sn(t
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which dspaya thorough know ledge of that art which
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We mean the art of the racoaear -Soahe,R liz Ness
Jun 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

1.-THE Trim is slapped for n passenger between an,
ofhe above named points, the charge willbe made from
the point Inst passed by the Train md charge will
he less than twentv-hvc cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excePt those
who take the where tickets not sold.
will be charged by the conductor, per in al
dtion the regular ol fare, provided however
that in shall he receive than ten
ilan fifty cents from any passenger 10 my Put
the road.
Servants vii be required to have two pnssos. one
he left with the Ticket AGENT mud with the Con
tor, which passes must be explicit nsg ranlng thcr
leee to travel the Free ooored persons be
required 10 produce teirree PoPers,or they will not be
permitted 10 travel ON the
inn 10 r. II GIL L. Gent Supt
~ Ali papers advertising for this Company will
please stop all adv r,i. "a relation Passenger
Fate and insert the above .htvs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
MERCHANTS.
sEABuRYs SHOE HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. n

a. receisIg alarge supply great variety of spilng
u Summer Gp,,ds. | am confident thzre has never
oeen opened in Lynchhurg such a,snf.ment Of la
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSktNS, BOOTS,
LINDS and WALKING SHOES; GEN iLEMENS
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLtPPEksN PUMPS
MISSES GATHERS BOOTS an1StlPfERs; BOYS
BOOTS All SHOES and CHILDKEN's SHOES by
the small CART LOAD!
Also. splendid assortment NJ ass'sHor's and cHiL-
pREss susarR RATS and CAPS. Ai.e, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet .gs Val. =. umbrellas. No.. Nc.
My two oldest with n statesmen, an il
Is my purpose have every accommodation extended L.
my customers which rcnson will approve. To vrry
Liberal community my heartfelt thanks aIe tcnderc >,
with assurance thar nil sali be done that ough Ia be,
10 secure ia continuance l.. sEABURY.
B. My friends viii find somr one In my store At
almost hour, dny night except On the Saln'l
on LlMl dnA q ere Is no o mlLlanrr. nl cnnree ].
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Dissolution.

fyNHE pnr,n.rsh heretofore existing under the fir u
nud style ol Bed 4 Jennings, in the pr ,prrtrrship
1t the Cubeli House, has this day been dissolved by
mutual The subscriber Inns pun chased tho en-
r,ineres oi Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sue prn retur. lie respectfully sollcts contin.
uanrc oftc iheral Patronage IN, ha. heretofore receive
from hls friends and the public orally promising thn
pa cxpo'.se shnIl be spared render them
tortable while they stop with him
June 9Th, 1854. (ts) ROBERT II. BELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
GAsFITT,NG.

AN fully prepared To intro luce Gas Pipe into Stores.
j Dwellings factories, the shortest notice, Hay
ing had sa..rul years experience the tu,iacss, my
work may be relied an perfect. am ready 10 give
estimates amy time Will also furnish sIenm-ppe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Prnct cal Gas Filter Main ~
Wilson x Franklin, old -tund mp stats.
nm .Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Pnws, paced oue before
The Other, on the benin. The forward one takes II
urrw from Arte to SIR inches deep, separating The
al ho grass vegetable natter, and lays it. slice >urfcr
lown. ia the bot m oi the previous fJtrow; ii the
hind one follows from tou tn inches deeper, and
raises nnd deposits its siic that of the forward one
1t being raised and turned the sub -o is broken aud
melmwei, and spread IouSe and evenly the swar
ur,iu The langn,ge oi the State Agricultural Committee
nj New. York, in their report of 1850 it makes u
seed bed nno>' perfectly n spade
We will keep constantly ON hand large ortmeni
# SEASONED LUMBER. both yellow AID white
Pine Oak. Walnut, &C., Win. IA We viii std at regu ~
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
lind il their advanag' purchase al these Works, as
icy lmve theh lumber worked and dressed to or
'ier the eby SWING tue expense of hauling
No will aen randy r,udo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from Lynchbl,rg

To Lcxingtun,...-..$9 - T. VI hu sui p1ur..Sl 30
X ok Alum. ; 81 % Sweet AMI Red 3 90
Warm& Hot Sp'es..5 60 g Digger SIrng>-.2 80
AuR Packet Bonts leave Lyrchlurg. Tor buchanan,
~ daily (S' days ex. .prd) at aud arrive at
pm Rciuiuiue lcuNe Buchni an. dairy. at7 m (Sun-
,'uys ,xrepicd) and allive in Lyn,hhute u pm.-
Al Nnith Riqrt the Bouts with daily lire Of
stages ar l.. xingtan. Rock and Bath Alu1 Warm and
Hot Springs; at Glmrrs Mill witt, the siaec for N4ur
III Bridge mud at Blu halan nth liz the White
Sulphur: by the Sweet and tie other by Dagger
Nprnlas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
MECHANICAL.
W. ooNANr, WIN. A. wALDRox, D. sETszEl
New Furniture Ware-R0OmS.

new uTuHuIt VdIV-AVOsmss
oNANT w ID Ro N Co.
NTouLD Re pectfliy iaiorm their iiien Is ana tue
w public generally that they are nov receiving al
heir Furniture are Rooms Oh Mai ST.. a few do0rs
below the Nsfvell House their stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany, Nulnu aud o,ier Furniture together VITA
great many art lie, in "a. way Of House keeping that
aie useul we'll ornamental At have never before
been introduced this market All oi winch have been
.rected ffem houses North enjoying the highest rePu
tsion for good and faithful wnrk.
They have also connected with thur e.iahiehm'h'"
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged ~oikmen nf shaad eNpe
fence AMI therefore prepared to hive made t. or
der out of good criai. Any piece I'll furniture thh'
Nv be ol 1ered. They wonii add TINT ney are IRE
puf.d To fir greater in te.lnens to ,isbns want te
ntytlng in t..e WY ufFURNIrUHE, tina sever be-
one been onefrd in this market And they hope by as
.iuns atrion business men and receive at least
n porion III the uhic patronage. .
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n. b We would say tpour I'D rlen /, aud custom
ers t,at we continue manuiactue, nj our DID stand
n1 Bridge 81 all kinds II 7 bucco MJalds anl the
tkc and We solicit Il continuance Of thsIr iaVors
,ns, l3ts c, W. y O..
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OfFicE Va. 3 fESS. RAIL ROAD Co ! =.
Lynchhnrg, Sept ~. 1853. :
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo a.
Curle feel confident that lie Picdr0 ut Works undrl
his management. will fully muinarn is reputation u
making Rail. Road Cars : well in any aud all Us
branches of mechuicnl operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, ProsiicEt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
SOUTll-SlDE RAILROAD
I'll - G'i.z,isr iI gsE.ss.

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS l.ayes the DE
IA pot, in Peiei sbtug every day, Sunday excepted,
att o'clock, NJ, AMI arrives ut Bnrkssile the in
tersection OF the Richmond aud DsnsiIlo Ru,l-Rond
Mt 10 oelook.A connecting bythat Rond with Messra
i. Flagg Cos Stage Lue for Charlotte Court
Halifax Court House. Dunvir and Greensboro, L.
and arriving Farnvile at ll,30 A. Nj, connecting
there with Mrssrs Flagg. Caldwell Il Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynehburg.
Returning, the train leaves Famsilles at ! P. NJ,
ard Burkeye at - r. M. arriving in Petersburg in
time for the trains going North "a South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with The Aprnmattox Rail.
Fo"d.wih he ,p ndl uships Roanoke and james.
t,wh for n w-Yofk which leave Cit, Point At ~
and every "Wednesday W III steamships Tor Philadelphia
which leave City Poni u: the same hour.
ssergers nroicrring TO in Petersburg the
night, take Tho naorni, tain North a. A. NJ.
the james River Boats Tor Old L lint, Norfolk and Balti
g. A NJ, the for the South at O'Clock
Arrangements have been made 10y which through tick
cts beween the following points muy be procured ut
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through In
htteen hours, --.---..-.--- " Ou
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in TWO days, Oh
Between Petersburg and " bite Sulphur 81 rngs,
TIN ough in two days. 10 Oh
Between Petersburg DansIile, through in tween.
ty-four hours. Observation-Disclosures. s 81
Between Petersburg Gree sbor" ~ C., thro'
in two days Observation-Disclosures. 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. c through
in three days 10 0u
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, els Oh
A freight train /, aves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. n.and
the days. Any person visiting tin,
If freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
deed is f. j. WALL. Sup't
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Summer Arrangement,
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VA. Il TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours.

ON and after Monday. April Sd, t.s Expire. all
" and Passenger TRIM viii leave Lynchburg dsy,
(except sundays) att A NJ aud arrive Big Spring
loi
Returning leave Big Spring at3 at NJ and nj
rive in L,nehbur. ut Up. NJ
stopping each way. only Forest. Goa 'e's. Louiy
Liberty. Oak Mulga. Lisbon. Buiord's. Bonsaek'. =.
Gshs Mill, Big Link. Sarm. Dyail'-, Thoma.' aud Big
Spring THoS SHARP. Genl Supt
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