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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16
THE TRIBUNE AND MR. ROSS

Under this healing there appears quite lengthy
article over the signature Of JAMES Ross. in the
extra Democrat Of last week intended for our es
pecial benefit. We have perusei it with much
care, and must confess we are in a similar fix
with Prentiss of the Louisville Jolsraai. when
asked to reply to several pa that had attack
ell him. His reply m ,ets case exactly, and
we give it, as follows
The truth is they are altogether too small
4 woman once handed be- crying baby 10 her
husband 81 do wish yon would spank the ba-
by" - Yes" said he H. funbied abou, for
some time, and at length she angrily exclaimed,
"Ain, you going tc spans the baby r I" ] would
he replied, bat indeed, wife Guar fad Gay place
big enough TO spank"
Da. BaIsBsSK "A report having been put in
circulation that this gentleman, if elected TO the
Assembly would favor the formation OF new
county from portions OF Iowa and Dane, DR. B
has authorized Us TO say that there is not the
slightest foundation for the report. ba, on the
contrary. he would oppose such move.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16
DIED.
NszeAna G%@seH
SMITH q SHOOK,

SMITH q SHOOK, ~
Will commence classes in RAPID A III. ~
SYSTEMATIC PENMANsHlP. on 'ais -
TUEsDAY) evening, October lo.n - HOUSE
o'clock. Room in the BRICK eCno
Fret Lesson free ,a. n
and the citizens generally are invited sIplss,,
noon c iass on "Wednesday st 40 cUos pU ~
Of their system OF teaching, terms, &c; desired.
ted the drs, evening. Private lesson. seienuss
visiting cards, 20 NAKED in the nos n the
ner. Further particular made snovR ,opeTn'
House, or by calling on them a. J, n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16
An Honorable Tribute.


We take pleasure in copying, from the Weyau-
'ceg'an democratic paper, the following frank
and manly tribute TO the high character and ex-
cellent qualities of the Republican candidate for
Governor, Coles BisHFoRD 1t comes from one
that knows him and who, tho political opponent
does not therefore think it necessary to tradnce
and malgn ar honest and true man.
Hon. Coles BAsHFoRD. We knew him years
ago in the State of New York, when we were
lad, and SIN later after entering upon the stage
of active, busting business lile We were then
resident of the town with him. Clyde,
Wayne coun:y.-our native village
Although differing from in political senti>
ment, we cannot but bestow upon him tribute
of friendly personal feeling. At the time of our
first acquaintance, Mr.. Bashford was practising
attorney, as partner of J 9 L. ketchurn. ESQ
who has since risen to the office OF county Judge
NJ. Bashiord was then young man OF acknowl-
edged ability, and stood high in the profession and
in the estimation of the public. He was es,eem-
ed for his many good qualities and uprightness
ard integrity of his daily life, and he lacked not
personal friends in the ranks of his political enc
mics. FIVE mistake not, he was once elected as
wing, to the office OF County Attorney, for that
county, which was strongly democratic. For six
or eight years, our courses have been separate
We went to OHIO, he, afterwards to Wisconsin
where, we last winter, we found him senator
from the county of Winnebago, in which capac-
ty he was serving second term. Now he has
received the nomination of the candidacy for
Governor of this great Badger State
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

II Morgan L. Martin declines TO ruh
candidate for Senator
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

S. Louis Market, Oct. 11.-Wheat, P''"'
and white, ST. 90 TO LIS; Flour $500 "
Corn, 63c to 65 Potatoes, 40c TO %.
Chicago Markei, Oct. 1l.--Whea'' 'l~
1855; Corn, 64c to 65 Oats, 27c to 2o'
Lead.-The market is very firm, VIE ~
900 tons Spanish at s6,624, and % tons =
at rs, time and interest N J. i''01"-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

II Those of you folks who want to learn
10 wFifs, read Messrs. Smith & Shocks ADVERTISE
meni-and then go 10 their school
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

The British Minister at Washington III the fol-
lowing from the Washington Star should prove
to be true, ii is matter very grave importance
The completely Of Mr. Champion in the violation
ofour neutrality laws will justify the STEP and we
doubt not the whole country will applaud the
decision of the government The Star saws
"The next steamer will, il is believed, carry
outletters TO Buchanan directing him to demand
of the British Government the prompt recall of
Mr.. Champion, with the understanding that
course was adopted TO avoid the necessity for
resort to the only other alternative that of send
ing him out of the country without awaiting his
recall by those under whose instructions he nm
dertook to set at defiance the laws of the United
States. But we shall not be surprised to learn
from the annual message that Mr. Buch anan was
instructed some time since to bring the matter to
the notice of her majesty's government, immedi
ately after it was first asceTtaned what the Uni
ted States would be able to prove in the Philadel
phia trial"
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OHIO ALL RIGHT!!!
VICT0RIOUSII
CHASE 10000 MAJORTTY!.!

BALANCE OF THE TICKET 7oooo!!
Dispatch from Cincinnati states that CHASE
has over 10000 majority, beating both MKDrLL
and TRIMBLE. The Legislature is three fourths
Republican. The Anti>Nebraska majority in
State is said to be from 10000 to 10000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

II Yellow fever is decreasing rapidIy in yir.
g'nia, and increasing rapidly in Mississippi
Jack Frost however, will soon kill it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16
Dodgeville, Sept. s, 1855.

Dr. e-Lndependency.-Dr Brisbane is
running as an Independent Candidate for As
sembiy IN the North District of Iowa County
The Republican party has nominated Candi-
date :or the same District OF Iowa County The
Republican party has nominated Candidate for
for the same District. The Sentinel thinks
therefore, that the Doctor, if he is true Re-
publican, Will abandon the Canvass
This is false philosophy. Selfnominaton is
the only truly democratic method and it is to be
hopeo the Doctor will run, and be elected, for a
better Republican is not in the State
Will the Sentinel remember that caucauses and
conventions and ''usages' from no part of Re
publican Prineiples-Elkh Independent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

STATE SUpERINrESDENT.-Mr.I w ATHEn-
TON, friend of Nc MYSSs, writes to the Fox
Lake Times in warm advocacy of his eminent
merits for the office of State Superintendent
We copy portion of his letter:
If the most accomplished and thorough schol-
arship if the most selssacrilicing and enthus-
astic devotion if the most triumphant success
original and practical teacher if sterling
sense, good judgement, and answering principle !;
" high and honorable purpose ifwisdom of con-
ception, of prompt efficient action and if the
fact that those who know him best, appreciate
him best; if these considerations, and many 9TH
er SUCH entitle him to the confidence and support
OF all those who desire to see the public schools
of our State elevated they should be, and the in,
terests of general education and our common
school system promoted to the highest degree,
then will J. G. McMyNS be summoned TO the re.
sponsible post of State Superintendent, as by tn.
voice of one man.
SMOKED OUr!-At this late day, Gov. Barstow
is out with letter denying that be is Know
Nothing y Weare not aware that such charge
was ever made against him We have believed
and still beliere that there is secret understand
ing between Barstow and the Know Nothings-
No Democratic Governor would surround Him
self with Know Nothings nor would he permit
all the clerkships held in the State Department BY
native born citizens TO Ne held by members of
that Order --4ppletoa Crescent, (dem
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

ID The Milwaukee, Se,,fiael is trying to get
up new "scare-crow' to frighten the Democrats
by saying that "Pierce and Nebraska are in the
field These gentlemen does not live in IViscon-
sin, and are only smuggled in by political Jug.
glers.-Col,stbns Reporter.
They we're Struggled in by the Barstow State
Convention, which endorsed Pierce's Admins.
tration. Every vote for Barstow is vote for
Pierce and Nebraska-Eu Free Dem.
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Communicate.

Written for the Tribune
Mn. ENRON Last evening our town was
thrown into q state of co,nmoion by the arrival
oil two carriages containing three or four ndivid-
uas from the Point. Upon enquiring it was
elected that some nameless individual, assisted by
Judge Crawford, was to hold forth, principally on
the subject OF "Know Nothings;" and notwith-
standing his assertion. to judge merely from his
own lips, | am bound TO give him place in the
ranks of Know Nothings"
Scene Isf-En1er boy upon McCracken's
porch beating drum. In the back ground is
seen the Judge, the speaker, and the balance, all
anxiously regarding the effect of the drum
Scene 2d-Enter one of the balance holding
candle to look for the crowd Soon another
comes to help, both searching round the porch,
but nobody there. The boy again beats the drum
and the peaceful Inhabitants again alarmed again
the drum BEATS and again, and again. At last
success attends. One comes up through the
darkness; then another; then Ska dozen =
nineteen at one time, good part of them Shan>
shals, IN front of that notc immortal porch before
the speaker and the two candles, which Just made
darkness visible
Scene 3d-The speaker raises his hand. hobs
his head, and commences, deep, pengent, convin>
eng the balance of the honesty! purity and ex
cellence of "Barsfow and his Satellites on the
subject of Know Nothngsm, School Lands, Luz
naiics and contingents / must say. however
he failed in one thing-that is, making any be-
leve that Republican and Know Nothngism
were united: but this failure arose simply from
the fact that we Englishmen read and think
Scene 4fh The prompter advances in the spirit
of the 'Press" and gives out for the next performs
ance-"Loves Labor Lost" 10 be performed in
November and the curtain drops
r. s. Glad to find the Judge too intelligent to
say anything, because personally like him.
AN ENGLIsHMAN AmERIcANIaEp
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.TEST Mali NEWS.
- -,-,...,,,, Of tn. Dispatch.

81 r., a, Norfolk and Gosport Sisters Of
es C1ayitv Mortality - LroU"ed, &c.
81 NORFOLK, July 3oth
Il so,,o~ fever. a. might have been expected
TT. Iss appearance 10 our ci y. notwitbstaud'
~ nrecsution was taken t. prevent the
~ II The ais sse fsom Gos2ort. understsnd
-. ai.esse was broua ht here by woman VINO
~ fro,o the Infected district at Gosport- :,
!. dssths hers up to this evening are rep"'trn
,ee. aud the number Of cases TWEEN y ! sm
ed 10 learn that the Sisters Of Charity COG,
"A With "a. patricks Church here. voiuniee. ca
ssrysces % aid the sick 10 the hospi.ais' 81.
trce 10 to be divided between neie - nv.
.uoa,h. Should death thin their r n ra,a,orc.
.s spread very rapidly, they VIII 10 -
ton Enmetisburs. Maryland. Nsw York
!. agents of the Richmond SUI q 80
~ ,aIes,sohed to -dsy 10 Ricomo 3D. ne
a..s,, anchored at Old Point. ice ROAM
80 n !, ssrantine q. New York
s,..a.e ssre commenced 10 "Bsrrys Row,
ni.cs. and the deaths which have occurred,
.,.cs there. One patient. who died Thurs
"a ina black vop1it twelve hours before he
70 Sanitary Committee Of Gosport report III
c.ss, of fever for tn twenty -four hours end
.,nraay evening, and three deaths.
1, aIlie suce has been received here OF the death
snt sam Alien, OF the schr Z. Carr, who
{Srovned on the 2Ist, 10 the Roanoke river.
Milne was put on trial this morning. for the
der OF Murphy. MANNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

REAT FRIGHT AT RArHBUN's HOTEL, AT BATH
bout o'clock, on Sunday morning. the inmates
de extensive establishment at Bath, opposite
cay Island, were startled by the cry of fire and
Itemal of smoke In a moment the halls were
VI with half dressed males and females, nurses,
aedes and negroes, all terribly frightened, and
- ipquiring in the most earnest manner whence
smoke proceeded, 10 short time, however, 1t
y sscertained that there was no foundation for
~ isrm-that the smoke came from the range In
Is3itchen but the excitement was not 80 speed .
3slayed. One lady, who insisted that she had
s@ined perfectly COOL and not aIlo wed herself to
heightened, was discovered with her baby In her
"a just ready to throw Ii out of thrd-story
low There were about $50 guests at the house
% time Of the occurrence, besides some sixty
hlBren.-N Y Tribune
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HeBT AT EoRT SMITH We learn that there ha,
- quite 3 "skrimmase" at Fort Smith. Shotruns
sHveI, clubs sc, were quite freely used. apc
- nen were killed. The citz sns of all stripeI
"a united In endesvoting to quell the disturbances
s.4Fh men were INDUCING in most too freely, cor
100 they were right under the guns of the fort
III have received GO positive particulsrs-Fayette
~ Ark lad Js,iy IA
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MINE EIPLosIoN.-An explosion occurred
" Belmont Coiliery. in SchuyikiIl county, Pa,
gesdsy last, whish killed four persons and
haec seven others. The miners had CONNER ced
~ 'h Out one OF the "breasts' the fire that had
NO It, when it suddenly penetrated to the gang
ano exploded three kegs of gunpowdsr. Two
named saurbreS and berlin were Instantly kill.
aso Two boys named Morgan and. Siivsrthorn
- amer OF the latter was also injured and has
DIED. Several others were badly hurt. The
ID OF the shock ~ss felt at great distance from
sceur, and the mines throug bout trembled with
neessaon. Goal. rocts and msteriai weie hurl-
<&ith dreadful velocity far out Ards ths .ions
Yesterday recorded two other explosions W hich
"a the lives Of ten miners
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GrRroUs Surf Against RAILROAD COMPANY -
= Jefersonville lndisns Railroad Company has
- notified by lawyer OF one of tho counties 10
- bate the. suit will be brought .sainst them
"a lady client, to recover damages ior accident
= aheir road last fall. The cars boing thrown
81 al ernbsnkment, the lady received q sieht
b5bsion Of the skin. which was pronounced by
vf5biclsns TO be trihlng. The GROUND upon which
ke3ut is rested 10 that the lady cannot become q
~ er She 10 about twenty-tour years of ego
lo1bs aud handsome.
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BUST VERNON ASSOCIATION "A meeting of la.
di6owss held at the Columbis House, Cape May,
oef riday evening last, to make arrangements TO
se61re general subscription from the visiters to
6eproject taken In hand by the ladies of Virginia
Mfhe purchase Of Mount Vernon, the homestead
q General Washington. The Governor of Penn
ui1ania was present, and addressed the meeting,
~ several other gentlemen also participated.
connttees were appointed to carry out the object
d he meeting;
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ADDED "A man by the name of Darringcr
eh1rged with being fugitive from justice from
nt3mond, Va, was arrested on Saturday evening,
4 De Railroad Depot by Chief Davis and Officer
KWble, aud committed to jail by Squire Dom to
sN3It requisition from the Governor of Virginia.
"a EdskfnptOa Mems
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q .sxpY IN DrswrpDrE. Saturday last, q
4 n.med Tucker Jones. residing about eight
4. from Dinwiddie court house, had diff cuity
biz sou, Benz amin Jones 10 which the boy
! ute of some impertiosnt remarks TO him. -
4 r then pointed . gun ct bic son. which bis
4 thrust sside. aud ils contents were discharged
4 AZ ths window. The younger Tucker then
n hia father TO the ground, leaving him q
Ina. The South Side Democrat. from which
Ret hess particulars, says the boy was arrested
fbsiied at Dinwidd court house to answer the
ksa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

4MY Accommodated Pierce has .ap.
Peated John A. Thompson, of Moundsvile, Va.
..as nephew of Capt. Walker, the celebrated
is4sn Ranger, to be a second lieutenant Ia one oil
69new cavalry regiments.
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= run crop OF Kentucky 10 said to exceed thai
ly former year.
nanslo, N. Y Wednesday, PSI, 900 bushels of
= were received.
thousand bushels of new Illinois wheat were
III 81 Louis on the 23d for 81 10 to 81 90.
'siGsb'e negro belonging TO Charles Corlino
o. r7'efsoarR, was killed Monday evening by
pshy minnssotesn, Of 81. Paul, anuou.,es
ai that Gov. Wilii,m A. German will M, he
osed iron Office upon any charge heresofo,s
lght az atnst him e.oiof1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

pies on the Bank at Fsirmont, Va, altered from
W SOS are 10 circulation. The bank has mes
tekissued $40 note.
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AR ATTACK ON THE OHIO AND MIssIsslPPI
IAIl ROAD, says the Louisville (Ky) Journal, WAS
omitted by laborers whose wages had not been
~ !hem-a quantity of rail was torn up.
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GoLRRA-The cholera has made It's appear
- 10 Rome, Ohio, and in Lewis county. KY
seFal persons have died In one peighborhood 10
sRis county, and great alarm has been produced.
~ also prevailing at Nicholasville, Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

IH. sheahan, Esq, editor OF the Chicago Times,
been presented by his political friends with a
q double case full jewelled hunting watch
&c Douglass participated Ia the ceremony.
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pbnrctpR-P01hical Excitement "A young man
s11sed LLOYD was killed on the evening the l7th
isx. 10 Jones county Ga, by John Towles. The
culty grew out of political excitement "a fact
e&kh should inpress upon all public men the
p pssity of moderation.
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4oHRrD MuspxR.-On Saturday last the body Of
lie man was discovered secreted on the Mary
Is&1 shore, opposite the Alexandra, Va ferry
~ limbs were all Topped eff from the body, and
j I'D and leg only were found lying near H. The
ISSarel worn by the deceased indicated bis cir
Hi1nst .nces to be easy. The body had evidently
- there some days.
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NDDEN DsArH.-Miss Porter, a daughter of
!sdxe Porter, of Easton, Pennsylvanis, lied at
esH May on Saturday last, alter a very short III
~ She was out bathing on the previous day.
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NRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ We are Offering great bargains Of all kinds of
Dry Goods. to make room for our Fall stock. Not.
still further reductions Our assortment of Black
and Fancy Silks, Ladies Dress Goods Of different
styles, EmbroideIes and Ribbons IL very good yet.
Our stock of Prints, Linens Blescbed and Brown
Domestcs, white Goods Gloves and Hossries 10 very
iaree with fell supply Of every thing usually kept
In our line. We respectfully solicit call from
erybody. J. III. ROSENBAUM,
w Il ~ .aEe l$-Es~a 1893 Broad st.
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4sruRsiNcE At SARATOGA sPRINGs-Itiu ststes
,here was qaiie row II Saratoga a few dsy,
between the colored walters and some of the
tumsler from lsdy's hand and commsncsd
sing, In violation Of the rules Of the place.
eapon gentleman drew pistol and tbrsate .,
ahoot the one on the spot that again attempted
a'' This had the effect to cause them to dis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

CHOLERA AT HAvRE DE GRACE.
BALTIMORE, July 3l--Cholera is raging at
Hsyre de Grace, Md, with an average of ten
deaths daily.
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MATH FROM LoBsrERs.-A fortnight ago q load
peters from Plymouth were peddled out 10 the
sfewater villages and every one who ate OF them
III hcteued. Twelve were taken down in one
.Sse, and Mr. Harrison Holbrook of Slough, on died
- an illness Of So hours Boston Cour.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
l M0Nn

nFF1CE removed to the storehOf Chris
" tian l. Lathrop, No. SO esin st.--In consequence
OF the resignation of David Z. Crane, VIM. II. Chris.
tian was unanimously elected Cashisr. The Office
has been removed to the stots Of Christian l. La
throp, where deposites VIII bo resolved, on which
interest of per cent viii b pa ON all sums re-
manning on deposite six mcetis or longer, and five
per cent. for q shorter pehcA. sIefe /
This Institution has been IN Q, stence TWEEN
years; has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
suspended debt; hanover lost one dollar or fail.
ed to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President
VIM. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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EW YORK MARKETS

NEW YoRK, July 3I.-Flour frm-State brands
o. 25sSs SO; Southern 50 5Oasl0 l2. Wheat firm.
sales OF 60 900 bushels corn at SO leg cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TuF VuFELFR SLAVE CASE

W.. w. JuIv 3l.--Ths femsle slave
raaansa fro,, Hon. John L. Wheeler a. Phil
s adslrb;a nv by Passmore Williamson and 9th
e,s e' IL here. She says she desired freedom
snd solicited abolition aid. and denies that
sav frce was used in taking her OIL
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7f 00A HAV ANA CIGARS
RETAILED IN THREE
MONTHS-The subscriber has retailed more GE-
than any other Establishment in the State of Wiz.
ginis. He calls particular attention to the follow.
ing popular brandr: Cabanas, La Jasmip, La Jacirto
Morera, Diana, Nebsjss &c
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
American Hotel, corner Main an l1th sts
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HALIFAX AND N. C. CLIPT HER
~ lin WIN. WALLACE SON.
GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
COMMENCING with the 1st day of July,
~ the great mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND WARRINGTON TWICE
DAILY, Except Sunday, then oncs,) over the Viz.
sinia Central and Orange and Alexandra Railroads.
Passengers by the trains will be carried from
Richmond to Gordonsville- ze.lss.-a-s .e-4
NIGHT LLNE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond ct r. H., and arrives at
GordonEsille II so p n. aud ct WAshins ton $50 A.
NJ. Returning, leaves Gordonsyille at IL so A. d.,
and arrives Ia Richmond at a. n. --sY.a .
This line, running Into Richmond In the morning
and returning In the evening" to the travel
ling community at very low rates the convenience
90 much deAiIed. ss
FARE.
Between Gordonsville and Riehmend. o. IS
% Lonisa c. Il. do r. .......... 90
Do Junction do .......... 80
And other points in the same proportion
Tie day mail train eanaot stop except at regular de-
pots. The night train, both up aud down, will stop
at all the usual places except Storr,s .-
For the farther accommodation of the travel there
will be passenger Oar attached to the feisht train
om BredeyiGk's Hall to Rich Ind, stopping at all
the ususl places, except Storr's Rates same a. on
the day mail. s-.e. d
The day line leaves Richmond at Gas A. M. and
returnsati P NJ. .-.
81. D. WHITCOMB. sup't
jose Trans Va. C. Railroad.
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MERCHANTS' AND MECHANICS
WI SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street
continues to receive deposits which interest OF
per cent will be paid on all sums remainng 6 mos
or longer, and per cent for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't.
i. b. Wake, Treafr. my Ism