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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
POTASH

pAPER.-We are in receipt of large stock
L of Paper, embracing every variety of Cap
and Letter Paper, and all articles in the sta
Dec "a. d. S. FORD'S.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
Premium List.

lT meeting Of the GsIlia Ooanty Agricul-
n tural Society, held in Gallipolis. July l4th.
the following List Of Premiums was agreed
upon, as also the time and place Of holding the
next annual Fair. which win be in
GALLIP0aiIS, ON THURSDAY L
FRIDAY,
the 4th and 5th days of October nert.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
CANDY CANDY
GALLIPOLIS a.
NJ ar b lie w Ork S

{ OAMUEL KERR would respectfully
- announce to the citizens of Gailipo-
lis and vicinity, that he still continues
the Marble business at the old stand of
Gardner & Kerr, on Cd street, above
the Court House, corner of Wild Cat
Alley, where he will keep constantly. on
hand a supply of good italian and
American Marble, such as the market
demands for the various kinds of Grave
stones, Tomb tops, Monuments, &C.
It has been said that Kerr has quit the
Marble business, but this is not the case,
he just let go to get good hoId-and
is now prepared to make to order any,
thing in the way of Gravestones, Monu-
ments, DC, on short notice and in a
style and alta price which he feels as
'ured will give entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their pat
-onage SAMUEL KERR.
March 90, 1855
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23

pIITsBVRGH Crackers.--A fresh supply Of
Fittsburgh crackers, Just received By
Dec. 7, "a. D. s. FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-23
Ice Cream Saloon.
HENRY VENEER

d ESPECTFULLY informs his old
LII customers and friends that he has
painted and fitted up his Ice Cream Sa-
loon in style not to be surpassed by
any in Gallipolis. He viii be happy
to furnish Ice Cream to his friends eve
ry evening of the week, and upon all
occasions almost every description of
Confectionery Refreshments.
~Families supplied with Ice Cream
upon the shortest notice.
May "a, 1856. sr
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TWENTY boxes superior Fancy and
i Rosin Soap;
20 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
Is assorted Candy. and any amount
of Raisins and Figs.
Is bbls Molasses; -L- 81
10 half bbls do;
6 kegs Syrup;
l2 bbls Refined, Crushed and Loaf Su-
gar; 1J
go boxes W. R. Cheese, received and
for sale by la- g-
June 7, '55. B. L. BEARD.
WHITE LIMEl WHITE LIME!I
LNFTY bbls. Lime just received and
il for sale at
CANN,C n,,,. G..
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June as. Is55.-sw*
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

HodE.--Let no man ever think OF a happi-
ness distinct fronfthat OF home. The gay.
est must have their sick and solitary hours.
The busiest must often relax their labor, and
there must be some retreat for them, where
they may seek refreshnent for their cores,
and collect the spirits that disappointments
so often depress. They who live most for
the public stll live for the public but a small
part, and they are apt to find the public SER
vice a burlhen, which gen,ler incitement
than thai of strong ambition must furnish
The strength 10 support.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

Every second Of time throughout the busy
hours Of the day, and during the silence OF
night, an immortal soul is passing from time
into eternity.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

HteH PRIcEs.--At a public sale in Chester
county, las, Saturday, potatoes bfought 81 rs
per bushel, and wheat So 80.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

Anger may continue with you for an hour.
but it ought not to repose with you for
night.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

Rise from the table with an appetite, and
you will not be 10 danger of sitting down
without one.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

He who would have his business we'll
done must either do il himself or SEQ il done.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-04-19

He who finds thing and does not restore
II steals IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
Personal Intelligence.

The Newport Herald has fallen into an error in rela-
ton TO affair at Panama several since in saying
that Mrs Col. Fremont fred pistol at Mrs. johnson
TIE facts Mrs. johnson sort Of companion to
Mrs. Fremont's sister. At Panama Mrs. Johnson made
scanaous remarks in relation to her patron when
the last named lady entered Mrs. Johnsons locked
the door, and presented revolver and written retrac
She wisely signed the reraction. This occurred about
Eve years since
the United States has appointed TO the Office Of Chief JUS
tce of the Circuit Court Of the United States for the Dis
rict Of Columbia vice Judge Cranch deceased the Hon.
George w. Hopkins, Of the Judges Of the Superior
Court Of the State Of Virginia The of this
fact however acceptable the appointment may even-
italy prove, has excited little surprise in this
muny, among whom the selection of resident OF the
district had been regarded thing of course-the only
possibility, indeed thathad been contemplated by many
OF cm Judge Hopkins Is by no means unknown to our
citizens having been for several years representative
in Congress- and for period the representative Of
government at Portugal.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah in steamship Augusia-payid Young Ms.
Mary Fss ;,s%. sSiP %S,
M; M $s.S;s. S:%s:I sS.!
From n eSsrIesion u steamship Wander
va, s SsE il t ksa
G ueFs WHITAKER axe land and Il in sissrase. :
usS s. Sei5'fss = Se
RDs s4. and Robin
sn'..l n Ms .sSas & s ssS ss
Mrs. n I"we and child Mrs CLARK Miss Clark, Thos Pur
yerr Miner Mrs y Ogden and two children, Miss
on Miss m Ford w Ford, Msngault, Miss DE Ire
VILE Miss Trip Dc Treyile. Carr BG Wilkins AMI
wife Mrs NJ willis, Mrs A McChecry Miss NJ Sherrod,
II Waripq and lady, Thomas King, Mrs Mary Dick Mrs
(bbe Two children infant and two servants y Trpu
Robert EcCreery Mr. Gcddngs Thos Hopkins, Chas Hop
fIns and lady Hayward Mr. Williams, John Gravely
ndy child and servant Rev James Cowen and lady Nv
Graves Mclehel Miss Dozer Joel kctchum, Mclnyrc
II Lucas La fayette, Taylor, lady and child, Ed
wards Edwards Ellsworth aud sdy Tsppes LADY
il GoIdstcn, LAMBERT Council Lcsreii and lady
Zone II a Dunn, Mason, vermilyea, snyder John
seminar 1ioidmann, Holmes w Dwell, W Merrill,
Thurston Oakes, Cooper, Il Morford and "a in the
Storage. ,,-,,. uc..s.r
q Friediandcr Cooper Q Dachou, Mrs stoddard,
cane w Alpr J y Wells, Mr. Stevens, A Aiken. II Aus.
,an n Beers Miss Hayward, Mrs Beverly. Gillian,
Massrcgcr Jr IIerot w Wiltbergcr and servnnt u
Jr Charlton, DIR skinner DIR Mcfarland Miss
p~.el Mrs. iuhburow. II Harper and lady Mrs Marshall
Wss uarsall servant, Thompson and lady, Cru
or adv three children and servant Boulter and y Miss
aouer Mas Smith, Rey Frye and lady, Reid, g z
Davis, Miss n 3 Davis; " Lee Men bradley . y
,cn. ylags. lady and three Children ~ MoussiSa
land syncss and lady smith, s.ia an. md son {
haley Hughes and hdy, MISS Vincent Miss Worth
,yre and 81 IN The steeNee.
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Light ship Brandy vigurcs has heretofore been
stationed on Pollock R2 ncrih .hsa Of NantackY arrived
here Saturday last New Bedford OF
America PhisdelEhIa She Ia bound the mouth
Delaware take the place Of tho stationed Fvc rahnn
Bank the Capes which vessel IL TO be taken 10 PlAdepA
for repairs The c here yesterday Cor her destinations
With this number OF changes 70 be efecsf
among Of The cass the eastward The
the middle grou. of Sratfc<d will 70 New BEDFORD and
larger one from the Navy Yard 10 subsRut
Mace Of larger size has also been stssoa
POLLOCK Rip II place Of the Brandywinc, &C,
Bark Gen TAYLOR o Boston, Burton, from 81 john g. arr
nj Iyerpoc 10Th u II hours In advance Of The ohpp r. shp
Sea BELLE, which er 81 John NIB, same date
sarp BUILDING N PoRrnovrH-We understand that con
hccp recently made for the huhtns q snips
nj different yards that city yz-I,Avnes Co Tobey LII
encld, Master Badger. Jones Saltcr, each and c
Union Company one.
cas ,he Mary Bentley, built by kssrs On ,res Wsscma
rsasrdsd by Capt Bentley. "a" oe '"'A
ss,p 4 IND wti be launched IN soo: 49,, .. NV
McssIs Chcroa, who have sod r.g 70 CAPT Alien an,
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New Things Ia Church.
TO TUEDIToR oFTH0 HERALD

The following will doubtless be received
with the yeest satisfaction by thousands of religious
people throughout this wide Union and She HERALD is
selected the medium through which the peciict and
widest circulation will be ensured. In the Presbyterian
church. Fifth avenue, OF which Dr. Alexander is pastor
the choir has been dismissed the fine organ has been re-
moved as to face the people and is used merely give
the pitch and keep ne gentleman stands at the side Of
the minister, little lower, to lead the singing and the
old tunes, familiar to age ago. were exclusively
sung The Of this innovation lead the whole
congregation TO join in that important and delightful
part Of religious worship Of singing Gods praise.
New York, Oct. 0, 1856. W. H
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About six hundred ladies and gentlemen honored the
gay and festive with their presence Hon. Daniel
S. Dickinson, of Binghampton, "about," and
seemed perfectly happy The fruit and flower stands
were removed and fine floor for dancing laid down.
An excellent quadrille band posted In the centre
and the Pavilion brilliantly illuminated. The pro-
gramme of dances included twelve quadrilles, three
schottisches four pokas waltzes and various
her arrangements in the mysteries Of which your
respondent has not yet been initiated. The affair
nicely managed, and went of smoothly Some Of the
adies pretty, and all the gentlemen gallant
They danced until broad daylight, and presume that
ihey went home with the girls in the morning.
That eventful morning, tool mean this morn
ing. The clouds eagerly scanned by many fair
face for the most interesting event-to the adies-ofthe
week was about to off, The weather looked owery;
in fact apparent to all that there would be rain
What was the cause of all this excements Why
should female Emira about the weathers That Is
explained in the subjcined advertisement -
LADIES' EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION ON THE FAIR
GROUNDS, SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, 1856.
$3.50 In prizes Will distributed follows
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neutrality-suspicious..

During the late Fusion Convention at Syracuse by
highly appropriate arrangement, Thurow Weed and
Preston King occupied together the rial chamber at
the Syracuse House.
The Know Nothing candidate for Mayor in Nashville
Tenn, has been elected by majority Of 377 votes All
cept one.
In several Of the Texas papers, received by the last
mail we see calls for meetings to appoint delegates to the
democratic State Convention to be held Austin the
9th Of January next That Convention viii nominate four
candidates for Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States for 1856.
As far heard from the American party has been rene
rally successful in the town elections in Connecticut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

LADIES' EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION At ElMIaA.

Winding Up OF the State Fair At Elmira-
F1eraI BAIl-The Ladies' Riding Match
Preliminary Axrangements-Grand Process
sion-Names OF tho observation-disclosures
mcnts for tho Contest-Incidents OF the
Match-One kaoxse Down and . Lsdy's Hind
Wheel OM-Award OF Pfomiunas-The vic-
tors and the SpoiIs-scenes, Incidents, &c.
QUIZ SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ENRA, Oct. 8-P. NJ.
The exercisesn Of the State Fair proper wound up
Yesterday poon with the annual address by Governor
WRIGHT Of Indiana. abstract Of this admirable and
able production has already appeared in the HKaD 1t
was BY far the best thing Of the kind have ever heard
Wright Is rough diamond, but he ought to be
little careful about his pronunciation.
In the evening there grand floral ball in the Pa
yion used for the exhibition Of fruits ana flowers to
which the elite of Elnra were invited, ~ follows -
s GRAND FLORA BALL
) ~. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," &
AT ELMIRA,
s Friday Evening" October s. 1855 s
You are respectfully invited 70 attend.
I xANAGERS:
! Col g. Q; Hathaway, r., F.A. Phillips 3
! Il. II. Cook. g. T. Arnot
! FLOOR MANA0ERs:
! Col. z: G: Frost. Col. L. c. Whiting,
Col. W. D: Covell, Major VIM. M Gregg,
: Col J. F. Means Z. A. Phillips,
) St. Arnot e. Il. Cook,
{ d. w f Buck. S W a. f Tss {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
Obituary.

The Hon. BENJAMIN GoRHAM of Boston, died suddenly
at his residence on the 9th inst. Mr. Gorham was a
of Nathaniel Gorbam who assisted In forming the
Constitution Of the United States He graduated Har
ward College nlt95, and read law with the renowned
TheOphilus Parst Tho deceased was an ntna tie per-
sonnl friend OF JoAph 7. Buckingham Mr.. Gorham
ably represented the Suffolk district of Massachusetts,
in CONGRESS
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ALMANAC ROE NEW YoRK-rKB DAT.
IN RISES. 03 NOON RIsrs. 2
--------
Pert OF New York, October q, 1855.

ARRIVED.
Bark RAen Ham, HACK Hamburg. 80 days, with udse
and 1s passengers Beck Kunhari Experienced heavy
westerly winds during the passage.
Schr Geo Love Lines, Alexandria, DC.
Schr Maria Elizabeth, Conkln, Alexandria, Dc
Sehr Emma Amelia, Sm,hson. Alexandria, DC,
schr Dorchester Davis, Virginia.
Scbr Mary Jane, Dey. Virginia.
schr II Hardness, Speed, Virginia,
Schr jeremiah Redmorc, Cranmer Philadelphia.
schr Judge Baker, Endicot, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Cne trig, unknown.
Wind during the day, NV.
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News by Mail.

The Louisville Courier says Last week Mrs. Butler Of
this city quite astonished at the temperance of
her slave man, Alfred Taylor, who had been abducted
four weeks ago the managers Of the underground
railroad and run of TO Canada How he got back again
he scarcely knows himself but he has had experience
enough now to be fully satisfied that freedom and
Canada hard places to live in that they won't catch
him away from home again, and with his consent he
will never travel that hard road any more.
During the latter part Of last week several oss
visited portions Of Anegany county, Md and left the i'm
press Of their footsteps upon everything green.
The Cumberland Nd Telegraph states that last week
81 boats descended the canal with tons Of coal and
IA tons Of coke. During the same period there
transported the railroad Of the Cumberland Coal
an Iron Company 854 tons of COAL the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad 400 TONS and the
Georges Creek road 1895 tons. Total for the week
10, 459 tons, and for the season 49,, $50 tons.
The people of Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio have
consulted together, and have resolved to hold grand
Unon Fair at the line, about four miles east Of Rich
mond, Ind on the Sd, 4th, aud 9Th of October next
The great attractions the following items on the
mum lists Two hundred dollars for the best fire engine
do for the best brass band do for the best and fastest
trotting horse hundred dollars for the best and
fastest pacing horse forty dollar gold watch to bes lady
rider.
An ARRAY occurred in Helena, Arkensas, few days
ego between James H. Cleveland editor Of the Star and
r. o. Underwood editor Of the Shield They fought with
pistols and knives Mr.. Underwood was MORALLY, and
Mr. Cleveland dangerously wounded. The difficulty grew
out OF newspaper controversy.
The President has recognized Giuseppe Bertinott as
Consul General of Sardinia to reside in New York and
Manuel Cruzat Consul Of Spain reside Galveston
Texas.
There white frost in St. louis on the Sd inst No
damage to corn.
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al righ. - - 49, sonve1eo y in'@as'on'
p tons. called ths Robert trent owned b. Messrs Rc6<
Tres: Socs and 70 hs commanded By Capt deoree Treat
has been purchssed By CAPT Paine OF
and called the Race Point TO be commanded BY Cap Fanc
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Arrangement have been made in Canada to raise i'm
mcdstey force Of 500 sssgsits ~ tie Bsprh arm-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

When tho abOve dates fall Sunday the
Monday. They leave New Orleans A. NJ tide
will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
10 A. N.
~ AZ paetogo and letters Intended for the New YoRE
HERALD should be sodicf.
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xne Epe0emSc ~ N0k10lk and ROrtsnOueh.
OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.
NoRYo1K October g. 1885,
The disease is still on the decline. can hear Of but
few and fever deaths but the cemeteries veil
sadder tale than write but the harvest is nearly
gathered In. Among the I am deeply panied
to cite Mr. VIM. Larkns the Superintendent OF the Me-
fork Amshouse BE has performed during the present
crisis, noble part two Of his sons ane young mon,
have fallen by his side, and he himself 10 stricken
down. Mrs. James Smiley Is down with relapse, but
to-day better Mr. James Quick is convalescent after
a second attack Mr.. James White and family is now
fully recovered 1t has been reported in papers
that the family Of Mr. Z. T. Summers have all died. but
am pleased state that this is not so all have re-
covered he being their physician and practising the
T" bile purge practice"
am panied to-day to inform you that the Rev. Mr..
terday he makes the fourth minister il holy things
have lost; the remainder being: Mr.. Dibbrel, NJ E..
Mr. Jones, N. E., and Mr.. Bsgnan, Baptist.
John Sullivan, Lucy Wilson, Rev. Mr.. jackson, VIM.
Loring, Mr.. b. Dubs-sexton of the two cemeteries
o cs OF
Lied to-day-John Williams, Susan Martin doth chill
dren Isaac Wilkinson, Richard Holt, Michel Cullen.
This morning the remaining physicians left with the
exception OF DIR. H. Van Cleve, who will remain
there is but one remaining patient at the InHrmary
This morning, on board the North Carolina, gold
headed cane was presented to Dr. Reed, by Mr. A. Win
SLOW one OF our city fathers on behalf of few of the
DIS Norfolk PATIENTS The ola peice Of the
remaining wood Of the old Constitution and had suta
BILE inscription craven it. The emotions of Dr. Reed
were 80 powerful to prevent him from replying for
some time know ofnone worthy of this mark Of
deserves ali honor Long viii he be remembered by US
as an attentive and well qualified physician, and urbane
gentleman.
citizens presume too far this have already
turned and the result has been death NORFOLK
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Home Ports,


kssss
PsIlsT GARRISON; Helen Sa5. NietcisoH Hadey Gould.
and sn
rnam Sep, Maria Lee An, C.yes Oh a Iairi snsh.
TSk GIBBS x,sssads TTs%on Adam. fss%ss
Tsrs anS Arc
ndusy bradbury Lucy Ann Bryant. Ssriann Amss Lyra
smith NYoTha,ehrs Emma Bush Jereme ish W: Ssor.
Al,
Is Gina ass l ss5ss Si s ssrsS SE
Assn1 i Mama b bss
ao lsm Mars ,s 1
g,aphed ships Corinne, ca Caleuis; bombay asd Julia
as% sna S A ES'Y ss1 s s M cP
Eens ssp, 1 8s sss
hs ssse Fs sss s:
Gi N'FiSSR :. JsSs:: rsf E..
bas; .ndoph new q ns,Cn Ssieas r.r Fh.lsdslpn,.
hoP Sss SS ss sa
:E FsSs s sas & @ sss ss.s
s sss ~ $50 so; s@
$.:ss ( e ss S
Ssa ss' Ssss s'f &a1sa
GRoEaETowN. SC, 90. AR, brig Belfast, sesaas.
lin Nckerscn Lynch NYork Charleston sept 81 schr
sidney Price, 0odfrcy, Boston,
NEW ORLEANS Sept e9--.Arr ships Mazal,su, Wyman,
PHILADELPHIA; Drgo Cutter nsson I, Charles Conway New
York; Mario Anonee VSpanD Havana. Below, coming
up sbirs Garrck, Poster and Palmer Richardson from
NYork; Isaac Bel from Mobile; also ono sp,
and Iadlanoa orIzs6, Iorbss Vera crus ship Pyramid
depha schrs Mary Chase Hall and Mana sctder, Wilson.
| NYork. lowed " 25th, bark Gen Csyaigner
NEW BEDFORD Oct <-Arr scig Henrl&A. Young, PHI
dephIa; sloop Alice DAvis Cold syrng Sd shrs Laura
Jane Young Baltimore; Hampio2. EddlnA Fredrrcksbura
NEwBvRYPoRT, Oct t-sfd xhr chas Rogers, LAn8ly.
fe shGRE Oct s-Ar shr. Eranne, Parker s.ore
John Howard, siPple and csriss wnsmore, raEfde
below brig supposed s KeyIng "a Ncwburyport from Ca
dir Beverly. Sid bn2s Geo Jones; DR. Rore Coslre
James River: schrs Al Ensnsh Mercer Cullen An
| Mary Louisa. sieelsAp, Philadelphia.
| TkCN7Ox Oct o-Ar srhr Alhsr Fsd FAllps PhnAd.,
rhls, I'D schr T. crccker, Philip, Psis3e'pSln'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IABzL-From Charleston 10Th and lth due Havana POD
and 7h From Havana 10th and 25th due at New York 18th
and LIST.
CRESCENT Cryrrom New York d. arriving at Havana sh
and New Oreans 10Th From New Orleans 20h Havana I'D
due ut New York 18Th.
Expire CnY on NEW GRASApA-From New York I7th mr..
irving I'D and New Orleans 18th. From New Or.
leans 9Th. Havana 9Th, due at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9th, arriving at Havana
ll and New Orleans lh From New Orleans 18Th Havans
9th, due New York ID
CAHAwDA-From New York 25th arriving a. Havana 10Th
and New Orleans ID From New Orleans yh Havana I2ih
due at New York 18th.
Crescent Block N~s
CITY. Wdror. Fe1bei. Grada. Cdh'ba. K~uJ'l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

ana Cedar Groye Minis, to Timber Ridge, 20 miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Greenvile Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
I at am;
Arrive at Timber Ridge same daysby / p m;
Leave Timber Ridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at m;
Arrive at Greenvie same days by pm.
5OB5 From Fincasle, by Tinker Knob Catawba, and
McDonad's, to Backsburg, 40 miles and back
a week.
Leave Fincastle Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Blacksburg same day by pm;
Lave Blackshurg Friday at a m;
Arrive at Fincassle same day by 9pm
5O06 From Fncas,le by Junction Store and Rich Patch
to Covngton, - miles and back once a week.
Leave Fincaste Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Covington same day by M
Leave Covington Monday al . m;
Arrive at Fineestle next day by IL M
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited.
50O7 From Tincaste, by Craigs Creek New Casle
Sinking Creek, Midway, Smmonsvlle, Levc
Green, Newport, Macksburg, Pembroke, Pearls
burg, Belle Point, East River, Princeton, Blue
Stone, SprngvlIe, Tazewel C. H., Knobb, MAID
Spring, Belfast Mils Elk Garden, Rosedale
Lebanon, Gibsonvllc, Dlckinsonvile, Grassy
Creek, osborn's Ford, Stoney Creek, and Rye
Cove, TO Pattensvile 220 miles, twice week.
Leave Focastle Wednesday and Saturday at a M
Arrive at Pattonsville next Monday and Thursday
Leave patronsville Wednesday and Saturday 5
Arrive at Fincastle next Monday and Thursday by
Proposals for ,ri-weoky service invited the bid
der to propose expedited schedule.
5ooS From Charlestown, by Rppon to Benyvine, Is
miles and back, times a week.
Leave Charestown daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Beryville came days by IN;
Leave Beryvile daily, except Sunday, al 81 m;
ariveet Cbarestown same days by 81 am;
5oo9 From Charlestown Ksbetown 6 miles and back
six timea week.
Leave Charestown daily except Sunday, at p
m;
Arrive at kabletown same days by pm;
Leave kabetown daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Chariestown game days by 6pm
fe Shenhf rdsinx mill and
back, daily, except Sunday, and from Kerneys-
vile, by Leetown, to Middlewny, mics and
back, three times week.
Leave kerneysviie daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Shephcrdstown same day by I'm;
Leave Shepherdstovn daily, except Sunday, at
am;
Arrive at kerneysvlle day by N a m;
Leave ksrneysvlie Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at pm;
Arrive al Middlewsy Gays by pm;
Lasvs Middlswsy Tuesday Thursday, and ss,ur-
dsyst6sm