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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

Mr.. FREN1KEN, the defeated competitor of MIR.
Whitfield for a seat in Congress from Kansas,
has returned to the bosom OF his family ut Union
town, Fayette county, (Penn.) being thoroughly
used up in the recent campaign and Is, no DOUBT 20
disgusted with his prospects in the New lerri-
tory. Requiescat in pace.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

WoRps OF WARE1NG.-The American Colt,
in its annual address to its readers, speaks in the
following forcible and striking language OF the
new secret society:
"It is a dreadful thing 10 engage whole peo.
ple, upon oath, to conceal their political designs,
10 swear them to be forcsworn, to instruct them
in meeting, moving and acting, without the pale
of the accepted constitution. Those who have
taught that lesson to this generation of Ameri-
cans, have re-reYolutionized the country. The
Republic of Washington is at IN end, and the
Republic of Buntline is beginning. To-day it
is the secret societies against the church; to.
morrow they may undertake to regulate wages,
to legislate on property, to establish secret
police and secret tribunals for the summary
punishment of all who denounce or desert them. y
1t says, .if they should triumph in the Presi.
Dental election of 1856, then the Republic OF
Washington is at end, and that of Buntline be.
gins. Already they have sorely shaken three OF
the pillars of the old Constituiion-freedom Of Of
religion, of speech. and of the press. They are
avowedly confederated against one religion
against publicity, and to deny the known truth
Where the majority governs and the majority
conspires, the revolution is complete. The work
of erasing the letter may be done at any time
the spirit of the Constitution, stranged in secret
has already departed"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

,uor .u,,ua, liter oelng placru v.. s.-r:-- =
his gratitude, and said he felt "rery comforts-
ble." ;,
On wishing him the next day reaction had
taken place in slight degree, aud his prospect
appeared rather more favorable. But the shock
to his system was too much, and death supre-
ycned about forty hours after the accidnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

REDEMPTION OF THE U. S. DEBT.-One mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars, of the Uni
ted States Debt, was redeemed, at the Treasury
Department, last week-nearly eight hundred
thousand dollars of which was the loan OF l847.
The United States Treasurer's statement shows
a balance in the Treasury, on the 25th uIt., OF
S24OOO,SO7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

WHIsKEY AND NEwsPAPERs.-A glass OF
whiskey is manufactured from perhaps dozen
grains of mashed corn, the value OF which IS 100
small to be estimated. A pint of this mixture
sells at retail for one shilling, and if OF good
brand, it is considered by its consumers well
worth the money. 1t is drank off in minute
or two-it fires the brain-rouses the passions
-sharpens the appetite-deranges and weakrns
the physical system; it is gone-and swollen
eyes, parched lips, and an aching head are its fol
lowers. On the same sideboard upon which
this is served, lies a newspaper, the new white
paper of which cost three. fourth of q pcnt-the
composition for the whole edition costing from
ten to fifteen dollars per day. It's covered with
half million Of types, it brings intelligence
from the four quarters Of the globe-it has III
its clearly printed columns all that is strange or
new at home-it tells you the state Of the mark
et-gives accounts Of the last elopement, the
execution of the last murderer-and the latest
steamboat explosion or railroad dimster-and
vet for all this, tho newspaper costs SIS than the
GLASS of grog-the juice of few grains OF
corn, It i no less strange than true, that there
are large portion of the community" no think
the corn juice cheap and the newspaper lear and
the printer has hard work to collect the dimes'
whcn the liquor dealers are paid choertuIly'
How is this? Is the body better paymaster
than the head, and are things of the moment
more priced than things Of eternity! Is the
transient tickling of the stomach OF moro conse;
ouence than the improvement of the soul, anG
the information that is essential to rational
being? If this had its real value, would not the
newspaper be worth many pints OF whlskey =
| Forest City.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

AFEw DAYs.-This seems to be all the rage
at present. The louisville Times thus takes it
off which suits this section exceedingly we'll :.
You present to a man a small account he
will pay it in ga few days." the river is expected
to rise Sin few days" business is to be better in
a " few days." pretty girls expect to marry IN
STEW days." nigger boys whistle a {" few days !"
brass bands blow out few days." high fel-
lows sing few days. you can hear the sly
musquito, who steals under your bar of night,
singing on his dod blasted horn that he expects
to leave in I" few days." and we expected to-
give the reader some interesting local items in g
"few days. ....,..
And we are looking to see some delinquent
subscribers to come up and pay for the Advertiser
in very q few days" '',,''i e9..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

Pork PACKING IN THE WEsT-The Louis
vile Courier Of Monday has the following re-
marks in relation to pork packing:
"The season draws 10 a close slowly, owing
to the backwardness of buyers, or rather the
want of cash, and the difficulties of transporta-
ton from the interiorsof Indiana, which is now
the only source of source of supply The total
number of hogs killed this season up to last
night is 2l3,553, which. compared with last
years operations, shows falling off of 49, ,l64
At the end of the season the disparity will be
still greater, the short crop of corn and the tight
ness of the money market being the existing
causes Prices on Saturday were dropping, and
the market dull, the prevailing quotations being
"a Al cents net for light to good hogs. lot
of $50 sold for Al cents, and, a drove of 95 head
at $3.50 cash.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

The Louisville Democrat calls +. J. Grund,
recently appointed Consul 10 Marseilles, % Prus-
sian by birth, and Swiss BY profession"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

Our JAIL EMpTY.-The Jail ut this place is
at present without single occupant, excepting
our very kind and affable Sheriff and his lady
We suggested to our friend Squire lsaac V. the
propriety OF renting the upper part Of his Hotel
in order that he may be enabled to pay his ex-
penses of living.
This certainly speaks we'll for the people Of
Lexington District.-Le1ington Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

IT is estimated that the present value Of the
mines now being worked on Lake Superior will
amount to moro than $l0,OOOO0O, and the pro-
duct of the mines the coming year will proha-
bly, be S20OO,000 to $3,000,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

uISPeIocu.
SINGULAR CASE OF A WREcK.-The propeller
Cincinnati, while on her trip from Chicago to
Oswego, was caught in the gale of week before
last on Lake Huron. During the storm, hea-
Wy hawser, with light line attached, which was
ceiled ready for use on the forecaslle deck, was
washed overheard by the sea. Soon after this
the engine of the propeller stopped on its centre,
and all the efforts of the engineer and his men
were insufficient to move it either way. On
examination, it was found that the hawser had
been caught by the screw aud wound around it
in numerous complicated coils. Axes and CHS
els were procured, and the attempt was made to
relieve the screw of its burden; but before this
could be done, the unmanageable craft went
ashore on the Canada side, where she now lies.
Probably no wreck was ever attributable to such
a cause before.-Chcago Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

ALLIED Forces IN THE CRIMEA.-According
to correspondent of the London Times, the
combined forces landed by the allies at Old Fort,
in the Crmea, on the 18th of September,
amounted to $1,000 men, since which time, up
to the middle of November, reinforcements ar
rived in the Crimea making the total force
ll4,4l5 men, From this must be deducted the
loss in battle, in the trenches, by sickness, &c.,
l7,aoo leaving on the 18th of November an
effective force of 94,1l5 men. Since the latter
date 1885 men have been shipped for the
Crimea, making, according 10 this showing, a
total force of l2l 500 men, In these totals are
included 1000 British and French sailors and
marines acting as land forces. The aggregate
Russian force opposed to this array amounts to
about $4,000 men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

A RAILROAD IN MExIco.-A highly important
enterprise is about to be undertaken in Mexico.
A gentlemen has obtained authority from the
Government to construct railroad through the.
heart of the Republic. The route will embrace
strip of country something like 700 miles in.
length, and 600 in breadth, apd will pass through
a region unrivaled for richness of soil, mineral,
resources and salubrity of climate. 1t will COM
mence on the Rio Grande, and terminate on the
Pacific ocean, at any suitable point between the
mouth of the river Culiacum and the province of
Sinaloa or, the north, and the port of Manzanilla
in the province of Colima on the south.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-10

h%g!l. ACCOMPLISHED ii..s, u. ,:omtn quietly
dispersed.
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Bureau u Provisions saa csesanx, March "a, lsiS
SErARATE PROPOSALS, scaled and endorsed rrsrs.4a 4,
) a. 90 ssassas ne ss ay q ps &c s.s.sas .ss
ssas on sessss tea days nosos @ sssea ma
sssal navy, GAass.sa~a x.sssr
ss,- sssossa, ss he,s ssa sepos ss". ssee
ches es h respective
oes 81 said se nca saas Ias
slesr, biscuit whsssy, coffee rice Oas. sas.
Inc aour shl supsaas Of the manufacture os wa.
srawa ire lsaa 1880 has shan IN ali ana
lasd eu he immediately pessss q a.
rssa,soa 'o same shan be perfectly sweet. sud rsp.
tss q AZ eN ee United States. in he eoss aew svs
aad headings be ess bess oaap
.uons and ws hoope VIA hang hoops soans each ee
fe- 20 be considered as barrel aad nos mere aA i.
The wholly supsraas sau, q
me manufacture OF thc 5s 1861 but shall =
hs acquisitions Ny rSss y
quality and conform ~ sse and shape 70 ire ssplss witch
n aFed, well packed and delivered bee Of ohass H
scIbea, secured wser asa VIZ
Key % .es ss. a a. ,s spSa % Nc eassaa
hle, aud be any cent above psoef neeais the usss
~ouad bright quarters hoorea wnae es ~
with hsss e bead. 70 be made Of three pvc bss
thick barrel maj, X
s inch n ~ and s,a as ss and eas 'Ss . 90 7
hoop each ch@e, Inch Ia width, and li6h inch hrk
all charge the uaited states,
The shall be according samples At The said
good quality Young Hyson equal 10 he San
pies said aavy-ysrds.
the eoass Cuoa, according sample.
.hsi very quality, crop lnas
dstrsy proceeding the the
rne o'"scs shan be y eaa.. 70 ,e vey ee. aus. Of NV
hars win white heads irss than ~ ns
sss no s. A s men alss ss sa :" b. three aasn
inch width and eth inch thick and chime
width and il6 inch thick, shall thoroughly auops
| and placed IN me bs.t shipping oondi,isa
sa he ofshe hsst qualify vinegar equal 10 ina
United rkanacapaia, shni conlau -
all those required fr moss~s exception MAJ
aud heads shall be substituted oaA .sy,
ADD white beads aud shall BIO thoroughly coopefrd
IN the shi pping order.
pickles put cs-ks a.d each ru,.
shalt gallon Of onions CATION 81 peppers M
pounds, they only be ha
filled with vinegar ~ degrees, Il
strength equal French vinegar casks. vegetables aag
,iaega equal respects 10 me sann Az
pasted the ahovnnamed Yards, and the a
that they will ketp good m
The very quality beans. and %
crep immediately preceding the dates Of the reputation ~
the
The dried apples qualify shall b. nr,o.r
only and shall be Of the Of imsd
preceding the feguisitioas
ARTICLES, barrels han
shall
q Tins haraa direct r inspecting officer be
navy Department All inspections 10 be the place dr
cry may, however he inspected the place anu
viii all cases be- subject 20 nna inspection s,
OF daliesy be- bills ssgnsd therefor
The prices foregoing articles be the hrourbe
year, and may Offer Tor articles
and half barrels packages sAsp
be marked with their contents and the contractors All ~
Of uwr, BREAD pickles have
addition above. s when manufactured pal u
IN. samples those selsc,,t
Ter the iscaI and have reference
rha quansliy Of these articles which required eanns
precisely stated. They Will probably be about
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limited STATES Mail Lime California.
u Panama, OF month"; In
by the NAVY Department. "
2,s0o tons burden, guarantyngs speed and safety.
The Panama railroad is completed Obpo 10 mile.
rhe embraces 81 miles
Aspinwa Obspo, miles
recently order single passenger
houthe
and their baggage being only transferred aud from mule
alongside the
will be transportation in future this
= description
always New York,
Francisco
OF entirely reliable.
larry n days md on sci6e, in IL lax days.
will Panama after
wall
Through tickets aths iovcst had agency,
West street, York.
Jan 25---df
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proposes earn aaecortng
seancaka ~i be considered proposal or horseback
10 modification of I'D, s terms.
bid, and cannot be received interfere
van regular composition, ~ser shs last Roar receiving
Possasases essy ths suaciecy Of
wihoat they
hcIeAt responsibility and all bidders
distinctly nosnrd that failure 90 sna pssn
o e service Proposed ios IN The accepted bids, legal
habllues be eaiorcsd them
Prseat and depasuse
ufeeney substantially the fs above prescribed.
efficiency be signed BY
places before named Judge % court Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
I Postmaster General.
Posr OrrCk DsrAKIxsxr.
| January -, lo55.
| Jan Ig-Ia~sw
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law school o Cumberland University. M Lebanon
( Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauihers, late OF the eircui
l. Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Of of,he
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhed L. Ridley 81 the cnaneelors Of the State
their whols
the school
nsru Daily examinations cans
No regular explanations
the progress of the exnminaiicna
Weekly law aud which
Of tactx
prosecute through all the
The framed
read
dence Some by appeal
public the cad The students ac ccrk shr
Jurors Judges chanceors, other official
saeies connected with their suits
third Monday
ember, third Thursday February The
succeeding Monday February and
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $780,
800 Students furnish their
can r had Ia Lebanon bookstores.
complete
class No study for
There fur regular classes. Students
any during the collegiate
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Fsa tl--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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mo. 52S. |


Motto OF the disranltnuAnce ~ United states
iaad oliees AZ Jenr.o lie, Vincennes, and Win
amac, Indiana Y.gl FIN
NRER the provisions of second section OF the of Con
u approved June 49, $780, which declares ta whenever
snail be reduced Number of iess than hundred
thousand shall duty Of the Secretary the Treasury
discontinue the office and land
such district shall disconiinuaacr
land shall
existing Offices district which
The Treasury shall - the
the c4l
tine Treasury iasd district which the
OF Sates, notwithstanding
land unsoId in snch district
thousand when his opinion such continuance
such Stale under the
H. and tAe
repaired
BY As a 10 Establish e Home DTdrmens approved 81 March,
is49
Notice accordingly hereby gwen that reports
reduced below
thousand ifA
President directed Offices
VfscESkEs and WIsAAAc, Indiana
be discontinued and lands remaining unsod the of
be subject land Office
Lands unsold and Incorporated BY law and subject
within Of the districts discontinued
will subject heretofore ase Offices from
land officers viii pubic
prepared appiea-
tons for Of any sue lands their Office
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
JAsuAKY IS, 1855.
Jan 17--2aw6w (Star.1
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mo. 53l.]

NO. D3lJ
NOTICE or the temporary continuance OF che land
IN ohce a Vincennes Indiana
compliance Congress- approved February 49,
1885, offices OF shall
vnsennes, adana until aer report shall
approved July seventh eighteen bandred add ny
entitled titles
lands in Ind
NO 2) January directing
Offices inda, suspended application
office al vncennes until the required BY the aoe
1854 OF shall
fully performed,'' OF which notice will given.
my hand of Washington, This 7 day Of
February 1851
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office
Feb IS--law6w Int Il Star
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Has removed his Office his ssid franklin
Of
principally United Court
iaving patents
legal
the Pfeu Once and APPEALS to the chief justice
Columbia, in
and trial Of suits
He vii and
viii also claim before board established
adadics
Dct 2e-dn
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DE- asa sJiss Tssraas, Neeeaaeer Z, 1854,
srHE os
aasg1 stations o'chek,
fo ample tae ios eseakfsst bsd.
Nigsna Central rsiced os Rchana
tos,e-vite and saanron.
odonsvie daily Acasaara and
before ~ ooek the arrival al the
Richmond Chsosessic and
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n ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York, man.
"a Of daguereo,yps mattngs
and Of plates chemcnls fancy frames and
chemicals
OF description.
supplied materials for
Harrisons celebrated aio, Voig,lasdcr
always hand.
305 broadway, June H. 1854.
Iune 20--dlysar.
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seuyEw0srs ~ ~
VHE exercises ef Ihs institution will be resumed o.
day In sepicoshsr, when. bbrfto, me Hi"et
be- bestowed The advancement u ,hs pupils 10 ne
Of a finished sJucsr 4. ..rsr
desired. the historical Of studies may 49,, -
rrsueh greatly facilitates student IN
oaeh kso~iedse 81 Language white tDs ssn ~
tsnchinx 10th vocal and iastfaussnia nv 49, ~$
in .r,ng The pupils accomplished s"d ~
separation ~ the nnior from me senior PUPS"
made, and this result has s~rn very bsn~heis !" -
youthful me cb~rs % the academy
Aax ft-~JawdA cts~psiS
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E1troet from tho act Of Co


Joint RESOLUTION rsiave 20 bids for provisions, ep"
small for the Of the nasf,
Resoiped ~ seuafs Of Rsrwessni@h@ ays
uaasd States .incriea Congress asssnahef iasa
supplies ot clothing, md small stores ivt
navy may rejeefed Mt option ~ d.psrtnesh
Va" Is not known q manufacturer ~, M fss"'
article proposed Furnished which fsrt ~ ~.
se si~s,asty The bsa. offered that hs bd- !" ~
VINO have frd comply with the conditions 9 s,.~
thes previously entered win ihe Nns
'ha option the Department, be sslresds usi - SO
bid be Of red icf the supply u sr'icle IN
party, eith.r 10 hts IN the name ~ ~ $50 80
any osbf person, the whole % such bios shall -
option acpsstmens and bst copsr,psss OF ssy m x
Other ard that. whsses
deemed u,~fest 81 the government -
~ The United States vessels, 70 poer
brands which keep beet on distant q
Bur.ss 10 Provisions and Clothing, With the appfees
retary 81 The Navy, be, and hereby 10, anhofsxea
% the s.ss terms, In mayk-t overt
Approved VI March, 1854
Mareh ln-IssxAw
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No $40
Notice Of Restoration and Withdraw wal of GER
tain Lands in the Cairo and FULTON Railroad
Grant in Missouri.
Posr OrrICk DsEAKIxsxr.
January ~, lo55.
Jan lg--lawsw

NOTCE hereby gwen consequence Representa-
IN OF The Mis-
Of material changes supposed and
fuiioa railroad said heretofore
lsads market for the
said sAoaa released,
IN aeseot eoafossaay
and situated considerably the old by
order bearing she lat February
lands situated the hereinafter
itara~n from market by has order OF M May 1855 AVID
ths bea
sd January 1854 for the Cairo and Fulton grant
OF ha be
lands stased ia townships named below ncudn portion
old original reservationl situated within probable
according
tued aud reserved froa sale claims
eeptsdl until further notice Therefore, all
10 sale JACKSON which subject
the OF which
epled in The following townships will be subject
ealiy merit
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The quantities OF any all may be increased diminished
The contracts will thees
ade spccHc quantities. but for such quantities
may . o Be Il s ss pa ss are
aired establish agencies nj such places that delay
iais promptly 10 Comply with rsaas,on chss ne bureau
Provisions. and to,hins shalt BE- auhosad 70 direct purchase
supply deficiency under the penn By
ia the contract The record q re1uirlton o. duplicate @
navyyards aforesaid shall be evaenca that such rsquaes
been made and received
sepafn,a made article each Of the aee
said YARDS and in case more Than one article coane
the osf he chel me ~ Will nnxs me en aao s
bidders whose accepted land osa
BE- ransaissd 10 them ar exaen,on which contract
sd 10 The Bureau within ten days exclusive o. The time "
for the regular transmission Of the mail -,
Two approved snreties In equal 70 the emss
amount q s ecu e ,unss w ~ aa
collateral security IN addition 10 scnrs
sonpsd win niae psf cennm o. The nnoani Or
made win be paid BY me navy agent within ,hy days an"
Blank forms Of proposals. may b o.niosd Oh application 70
Pnadsrnia baltimore, Washington. Norfolk Pensacola ns
this bureau
cepnce proposal will be- thereof w
in the meaning Of the act q is4e aud bis bid viii be made 'a
Every offer made must be ACCOMPANIED Gas directed n hs
apSssd " nasaa ssS BY S,i,,s signed
more ponsihle persons g The esc, ,ha b. Or they anse
obligation days, good uiReen, ,ssas
nnih supplies proposed The bureau viii not be ofr
uness by The guarantee ~
BY competency Of he certified by The
agent district attorney % some officer Of the senrra
known the bureau, N
The a,l.aon called the samples and dngJ
of articles required The inspection fof reception, w
rigid compsr on win he made between the articles offered m
sample contract that fall below them an
is also particularly directed To thu annexed JONI
ton, addition to the act Of the 10Th August, 1896
E1troe from thu act Of Congress approved feaa w. 70"
tsxc. 6. .snd further enacted, That from and aas n
Of this act proposal Tor naval supplies
Secretary the Navy, usde the provso ths general ap
bill navy, sppsoved March third eighteen hsndr
forty three, shall be accompanied by written guarantee %
PERSONS ,e effect that ne % n
bidder bidders will II hts their hid o.
enter into obgnton In such ime may be prcscnesa
Secretary Navy with good and sudtcicpt sursies
bs supplies proposed. No popossi shalt be considered
companed by such II after the acceptance
and notification thereof 10 ,he bidder bidders n
ti obligation within the time pece'
Navy good aud sufficient surelss @
supplies. the Secretary u the Navy sha
with person for Turn
supplies, and forthwith difference pas
contained 10 he proposed guaranteed aud hs
which have contracted for furnishing the asa
ibe whole period VI proposa be charged vi
der bidders. and his their ganFAn ~ ~
immediately by the Nbitra rss
Of the Navy Department. action Of debt araas'
OF said psrsoHs."
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Lynchhurx, with Cha0tcsve
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
LaFay New Market win the gui
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, sod Saturdays.
Pee Winchester daily, win PIEDMONT
ddascharg daily connecting with tbs fias
Per order w. r. BROCkErT, Ageal
Nov 7-dlf
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UaoPosAs carrying mails Of me uai,oa from The
lss day sepaa.ber k dag OF Jay less In The
Of OREGON and NEW MhNCo, ~ be received -
Department, ely II
unl 18th day ~ June, less be de
eissa ~ dag shs tunes herein pec
ned win