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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

RELIGIOUS MEETIEG IN PETERSBURG Tho pull
pits OF the several Meth odist Churehes were flleG
Sunday, by distinguished visiting minister's who are
there TO attend the Anniversary Meetings IF the
N missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, south Among others present are ths ven
erabe Bishop Early, Of Lyuchbarg Va. and the
Rev Dr. Edmund w. Sehon, formerly of Louisville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05
, TWENTY DOLLARS nKWAKD

81 Ran away from Charles City county. on the
n 18Th March, two negro men, GEORGE sad
hANDOLPH PAGE 80 and 20 years old
a both dressed 10 great sack costs sad pants, and
low vol hats George 10 low, square built with
whiskers all around toe chin Rsn6olsh b 10 spsfsr
an taller without whiskeis but has blemsh 10 one
o. his eyes and shutters when spoken TO. They are
.itaer near the Clover Hill Pitts n In Pevsetsn
county, or near Major Wooldridse's fsrm, IN Aies'
DArle county r. l.
0 Pie ass deliver them to Pulliam navis IN
Richmond WI. WAs'
sp 30-wAs
DINE EAPPLhs.-4S asxes e1 fise Az
JAMES M0o9Ee
=, so-ts O,seaIte ~ chasIee Heel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05
Tuesday Morning, May 5, 1887.


I,rirstoa-hs Population Do'aass done by II.
HtataeT, SC,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

CURIOUS ATMOSPHERIC PHENoMEEoN-Aco cor
respondent Of the Congregation alist, writing from
Ashtahuta county, Ohio, after giving an account
OF shock of earthquake in that vicinity, says:
The IN st Singular phenomenon connected with it
was the falling of large balls of snow 1t was snow
ing heavily at the time, although the ght
~ moist The next m orning several gentlemen in
dlnerent parts OF the town notice large balls Of
lying soattered around, not only in the vicinity OF
their dwellings but in the open fields those who ex-
amned them describe some OF them as being nearly
80 large a. small childs head and resembling thin
layers OF snow rolled together vary rhty and drop,
ped down. Where they fell upon the sid. hill they
had rolled in some Instances, two or three feet.
meatlon these facts ns .crsps for the curious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

HONESTY THE Bust POLICY. We
i l. have never known 25 cent DsgueIreotypist to
establish permanent lasting business, by STOPPING
to hum buggng cheating g,or lying advertise ments For
one we are satisfied In anowins that osbOkhE's
ronised by nearly every family In Richmond. We
do not pretend to say that take 400 Pictures
in day. at the same time to take them better fog 50
friends will notice that we never have taken any
shes D inferior Pictures ct this establahme
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
.o20 Opposite Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

soMsTHlsG Rich The editor of the Victsburs
senuneI' lCoi: '" w. w. Wood) who 10 the newly
the following is one of the applications be
nss re ,eved for an Opening" 10 tbs custom house
ne sodf That ne Is Gully resigned to fortune, and
reads these letters with nee knss,:
Mister fore double 5ous csc by the papers that u
ar pnted collector Of the CRATE and rising c.ty OF
SIcssours shud like to be pinted deputy if 500
pee IL VIII doc 1t, let me here from q.
Yours truili,
l. au a fust rate dimocrat and a hard she'll
oaptlst tu boot kan Civ yu best recommendation
r. s. l used to Play with onsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

Ton n ...12OO bashsis stricsIy prims
nys wA'' o'''' ~ s.MeoKupERs SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

~ VIII p IT DE WARSIse IA correspondent Of
,o DSon ,S Journal says that the wife of Hunting
on' ,ne forger, has been stripped of her home and
oss ne. ~ 10 one hour The sheriff bas sold her house
,.h ues mead Her Jewels, valued at SIS 00O are
Win the Beldens What has been done with the
vast VA, sums Of money Huntington had none can tell
hu' thisi; true. tha, want. like an armed man
has come into his family And TO keen bersel,
IRON from absolute want, she has been compelled to
part with her clothes and her little ornament.
ana remnants of better days So the career o,
crime mas one more beacon set up In the pathway
.. .ieEone more family has been hurled from the
summit OF high position and honor In a moment
one wife and mother to gather up hsr little children
on whose beads dsbonor has been stamped, with
ont their fault backs the brand Of Cain and 70 on,
Ifom u comfortable home TO meet want, and scorn
auo orAve the cold CLASSY eye of the world and fee
'ns not breath of Its sneer-ons more example Is
gwen to us to teach how the same talents " hich
ied so high crime and the prison, employed arieht
could confer honor and permanent success on the
possessor and be q blessing to the land Like ,
convict who ifas from . ship, Huntington has
parted and agitstec the waves for moment. ana
gone down beneath the surge and the rolling fiood
sweeps over hia place. aud the tide of life waves ON
forgetting he ever lived O1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

S STORAGE..-Merchants Acc0mmod datiOn
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour Wheat
Corn, Coffee, &c &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with We them ell trouble
in receiving, shipping and marking, attending person
ally to that ou selves.
They also save large amount of money in drayage
alone, by storing with US. Our Warehouse being sit
usted the dock, goods be received and deliver
cd free of drsyage.
Insurance effected st the lowest city rates IL do
sired. BRIDGfORD & CO,
uo 10 Corner Goth Dock and Carv streeh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05
ERHsH ARkIVAL.-

BY the schr. Haxall and steamers, am in receipt
of the following and fresh goods:
Is bags soft Iyica Almonds 100 boxes fresh Oranges
25 Sicily 100 4" =. Lemons
25 I" large Pecans 500 1" assorted Ra;sns
25 '' new Palm Nuts 1000 drums new Figs
10 Filberts casks " Currsrss
10 4" Walnuts 25 boxes Citron
S q" Paradise 1000 " 5ardines assorted
STEAM REFINED CANDY,
l also, manufacture daily, my justly celebrated
warrant unequalled, and guarantee to stand hard
and firm through the Summer, or money returned
Give me q call. LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
an 24-l0t l07 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05
pYT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

GEORGE w. MUNFoRD.
sec'y of the Comm'th.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21
COnstable's Sale!

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
ED directed issued on the 9TH day of Novem-
Der \. D. 1857, from the Court of G.. Garrett
see, Justice of the Peace in Township num-
ber Five, county of Calaveras and State of
California, in favor of L. v Boynton and
against Hong Son Tong alias En- Chu, for the
sum of One Hundred and Sixty-Four Dollars
damages, and Three Dollars and sixty-five
cents costs of suit, together with accruing
costs, have levied upon and will expose to
public sale, on the
28th day of November, A. D. 1857
At the hour of eleven o'clock A. NJ, all the
following described property, to-wit: All
that certain piece or parcel of land. situate,
lying and being on the north side of st. Charles
street, in the village of San Andreas, county of
Calaveras and State of California. fronting on
said St. Charles street thirty -eight feet, com
mencing seventeen feet ten inches west of the
Brick Store of James Harris, and running from
said point west thirty-eight feet, and extend
ing back north from said street, the same
width, sixty-ivc feet and four inches.
Sale to take place on the premises, to satisfy
said execution, costs and accruing costs.
nov 1879 WM NJ. DENIG, Constable.
Dated San Andreas, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21
COnsfabEe,s Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A N EXECUTION Is
I'D sued out of Justice j. E. Freeses Court
Of Township No. 5, Calaveras county. on the
Sd day of November, a. d. 1851, in favor of
j. Ii. Mechling, and against Conrad Shafer.
for the sum of enc hundred and seventy-five
dollars, and forty-five dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
cents costs of suit, / have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at IL clock NJ. on
the
28th day of November, 1857,
at the Court House door, in Mokelumne Hill.
to the highest and best bidder for cash. the
following described property, to wit: One
Building Lot, on the south side of Main street
in the Camp of Upper Calaveritas, adjoining
Morris Murphy's store, measuring IA feet front.
together with a lot of lumber on said lot, con,
tanning 5000 feet, more or less; and the fonn-
dations for building 30 feet long and "a feet
wide. WILLIAM MILLER. Constabla
Dated, 9Th Township, Calavcras county. this
~ f'ii u'y Vi No'emoer, loot- nov 7-9
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21
JAS. MCKEE, JOSEPH ToRRFxs
ST. CHARLES STREET MARKET.
MCKEE s. TORRENs.

E WOULD respectfully in f:.xzx->
form their customers and Nj
sz=asszzs the public, that they keep ...pM -H.
constantly on hand supply of the best Beef.
Pork, Veal and Mutton fresh every day, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the public.
San Andreas. Oct. 10th. 81. oct l0-l5
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21
San Domingo creek.

San Domingo creek, "a
Green * Harvey, one ranch of 100 acres,
and Improvements thereon, at Wash
ington Flat, 34.9.
Goldstein W., one lot and improve
ments thereon at Murphy's camp, 800;
Genaci S. G., one lot and improvements
thereon, at Murphy's camp, 3.9S
Gillet personal property at Murphys, Ca!
Gasta, one lot and Improvements there
on, at Murphy's camp, Cos
Garceloni & Callenback, one ranch of
l60 acres and improvements thereon,
in Salt Spring valley, ls4.54
Greniger George. one ranch of forty
acres and Improvements thereon. on
Littlegen's creek, 49s
Gaspard Viessex, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Jenny Lind and
one lot and Improvements thereon at
Gaspar's Bar, 40 so
German James, agent for Fox, personal
property at Grcasertown, the same
beig ditch, 1890
Gaspar & Co., one lot and improvem'ts
on the road leading from Campo Seco
to Columbia Bar 2o9a
Gorham Dan. A., one ranch of l60acr
and improvements thereon, on the
| Stockton road, and known as Cor
hams ranch, 1915
Grandeur Frank, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Jenny Lind, 4.99
Glover, f. P. one lot and improvem'ts
thereon, at Robbinsons Ferry, 8.9e
! Gambo Jacint, one ranch of ten acres
and Improvements thereon at Jesus
Maria creek, 699
Gaskins Madam, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at San Andreas. 499
Garzap Jean, one lot and Improvements
thereon, at San Andreas 400
Garretsee g., one lot and improve
mentS thereon, at San Andreas, 2095
GouJon Co., one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Railroad Flat $685.
Gaurie b., & Co., one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Mosquitoe gulch, 57.07
Casper Il Co., one lot and improve
ments thereon, opposite the FL Dora
do hotel, in Campo Seco, I4.S7
Gorham John NJ, one lot and improve
ments thereon, near the North branch
of the Calaveras river. 1896
Gabbart John, one ranch of 100 acres
and improvements thereon. on the
road leading from Campo Seco to the
old Stockton road 1892
Ginacei Joseph, two lots and improve
ments thereon at Mokelumne Hill, 2195
Gundy Chas., one lot and improve
mentS thereon, at Mokeumne Hill,
being situate on the corner of Lafay-
cite and Main streets and opposite
the Hotel de Europe and Maureau &
Co., 1890
Ginaci & Co., personal property at Mo-
kelumne IIill 12.4e
Grasso Leonardo, one lot and i'm
provemcnts thereon, ut Mok. Hill, 1896
Griffin Co., one lot and improve
ments thereon at Mokelumne Hill, 59.34
Gayot Atana, one lot and improvements
thereon, at Mokelumne Hill, sos
Gaysado Paulin, one lot and improve
ments thereon at Mokelumne Hill, Cos
Ga.ewood j., personal property at
Mokeumne Hill, lG.4f
Gcbhardt A., one ranch of l54 acres
and improvements thereon near Mo-
kelumne Hill and adjoining the Ex-
celsior spring ranch G6.3l
Gebhardt j. c., one ranch of l0l acres
and improvements thereon, near Mo-
kelumne Hill, 170.5S
Gomez Encarnacion one lot and i'm
! provements thereon, at Mokelumne
Hill, 4.9e
Cradle b., one lot and improvements
thereon, near Mokelumne Hill, 26.9-
Gatewood & Brotherton one lot and
improvements thereon, in San An
dreas. 800;
Gay & Ulnea james. one saw-mill on
Willow creek, known as the Willow
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21
A
AopaS henry, personal Droperty < i 40


Abbas Henry, personal property, S A.
Arata John, do do 80
AN him, one lot at two mile bar on the
Stanlslaus river, on which stands
house occupied by party. II.
Atherton Mrs. Emily. one ranch Of six
teen acres, on Stockton road near Nc
Dermott's Bird ge, improvements,
house and fence, A..
Armstrong Mathew. one house and lot
IN Glencoe, called the :. Glencoe
House." 90
Asarus Miguel, four town lots in Upper
Calayeritas one of which is occupied
by the butcher shop of the party, and
one by his residence, 90.
Asberry 4 Stevens, saw-mill at Jesus
Maria, "a.
Aiken Mathew, four lots in San Andreas.
and Improvements thereon. 30.
Austin 4 Ringo, personal property, II.
All Sam, do do II.
All Hoo, one town lot and house Mt
West Point, the same on which the
party resides, H.
Albier V. f., one ranch of one hundred
and sixty acres, at Musquitoe Gulch,
and the Improvements thereon, As.
Ammon George, one town lot at Shin
gle Mill Flat, a nd improvements
thereon, "a.
Adams Charles. one ranch of twenty
acres ON the Licking Fork of the Mo-
kelumnc river, Il.
Anderson & Austin, one house and lot
now occupied as store by the par
ties "a
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-21

Thurman NJ. d.. ranch of $50 acres and
improvements, in Nassau Valley, on
main Stockton trail frou Angels to
Stockholm also, a house and lot situa-
ted on cherokee Flat, and formerly
known as Humphreys syrup factory, As;
Hing 81, one lot and Improvements
thereon at Angels camp, A.
Hall George, one lot and improvements
thereon, at Angels camp, els
Hanselman Jacob. one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Albany Flat, los
Hancke August, one lot and improve
ments thereon at Vallecito. los
Holland William, one lot and Improve
ments thereon, at Vallecito, together
with personal property, 67.s
Hanford VIM. II. & Co., one lot and i'm
provements thereon, Murphy's camp,
together with the saw-miil known as
Hanford's saw-mill 3OO,
Hitchcock Isaac p, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Murphy's camp, So:
flinkley Wm., two lots and improve
ments thereon at Vallecito, 40:
Hart NJ, one lot and improvements
thereon, at Angels camp, l6..
Hockman Richard, one ranch of 90 acres
and improvements thereon near An
gels camp, T.!
Housed Conrad, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Murphy's camp, g.!
! Hunt charles, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Murphy's camp, 1o.l
Hinzman VOORHEES,, personal property
at Murphy's l6..
l1ains A. Smith, one lot appurtcnances
and improvements thereon, at MUIR
phys camp, together with the proper
ty known as the Big Tree ranch and
Improvements, 1884,
Henner Guadalupe, one lot and inn
provements thereon, at Murphy's, g.;
Hampton & Plank, one ranch of leo
acres and improvements thereon, at
Salt-spring Valley, now occupied and
owned by said parties, 39.t
Hoken Frank, one ranch of l60 acres,
and improvements thereon, Mt Salt
spring Valley, known as the old col
brook ranch 12.l
Hubert Il CO., one lot and improvements
thereon, at Six Mile Bar, T4.s
! Hardy & Campbell, one ranch l60 acres
and the improvements thereon known
as the Empire ranch, on the Rey-
nold's Ferry road, 36.s
Harkens J. p, one ranch of 40 acres,
improvements thereon, on Littleiohn's
creek. near the county line, known as
the hog ranch, and occupied by party. 8.s
Hunt James, one rauch of 40 acres and
| improvements thereon, known as the
Flume house, on the Stockton road
and below the Excelsior springs, 2l.s
Hunt Curtis, one ranch of l60 acres
! and improvements thereon, On the
Calaveras river, opposite Gorham's
| ranch, 2O.e
Hodgkins G. E., one ranch of 20 acres
and Improvements thereon, situate at
Wades Flat on Coyote creek, 49,
Herald Daniel one lot and improve
ments thereon at Poverty Bar, A.
Hansley Jas. P, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Camanche camp, 6.s
Herara Andreas, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Robinson's Ferry, 6.s
H9rchner G. A., one lot and improve
ments at Rich Gulch Flat, as
Hnrchner II. A.. one ranch of l60 acres
and Improvements thereon. situate on
the road from Mokelumne Hill to West
Point, about eight miles from Mokel-
umne Hill, and known as Pleasant
Springs now occupied by the party, 9l.i
Hopper Abram, one lot and improve
ments thereon, at Upper Calaveritas, 81
Henstein L., one lot and improvements
thereon at Upper calaveritas, l6.s
Henderson J. NJ, one lot and improve
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-03
Speech of the vice President Elect.

The Electoral College of Kentucky watt
ei upon Mr.. BREcKINRIDoE and rendered
him their congratulations upon his election.
He replied:
GnNrLEMEN-[ am very much affected by
TIE unexpected call made upon DC, and 10y
the honor which has been paid me, but re-
oeive it with gratitude.
The eloquent gentleman speaks of my
having been one Of the leaders of the party
in this struggle, have been, gentlemen, a
leader, but without effort and without du-
ties 1t waaehumble position to sit by and
see the battle won by those around me.
am very happy, | assure you, to see these
gentlemen who have contributed so much to
revolutionize Kentucky, and bring her back
to her old principles. l hope may be par
doned for making a single suggestion, as |
have not had the opportunity of making a
speech in Kentucky during the canvass.
We have greatly the sscendeney, and it
is necessary for us as party to maintain
the supremacy. Yin this contest the victory
was not won by the Democrats alone. We
would have, perhaps been in the minority,
for we lost numbers of Democrats last year
who went into Know Nothing lodges; but
we have received accessions FROM the Wing
party, and have carried the State by the u
nited efforts of the Old-line- Democrats and
the old-line- Wing parties.
| would therefore, say to my Democratic
friends that it seems to me to be eur duty
to welcome and accept these choice Old Line
Wings, the gems of their party, who have
joined US i'll supporting the Constitution and
the Union, and to break down the worst or
ganization that ever had an existence. -
Now by maintaining this organization, com-
posed of all the Democrats and Wings who
love the rights Of the States, and who are
opposed to the proscriptive tenets Of the
know-Ncthing Order, by associating to-
gether on the principles of cordiality and
friendship, we will not only maintain the
position We have, but those Wings and De-
lnocrats who have for a time been led as
sray, will again return and join our ranks.
Again l return my sincere and profound
thanks for this testimony of favor and regard.
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for letters Ia the above
are advertised otherwise
STEVENSON. 2. n
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EfaYis Esaim fEt.r&s..

DEAR Stes-We began selling Perry Davis Pain
Killer with very littie s.iurt "ur part; sales
were small at first, tut as it became known in
community, the demand increased very rapidly, -
far beyond our expectations, and every person that
b0nght il would e0ue a ter more, gad speak III the
highest terms oi it "A valuable remedy ol all the
diseases YOUR pamphlet spese Of. From these re-
concentrations we induced to use il in
families, and now cantude It's use with 'reat
satisfaction. We have sold more OF The Pain Killer
than we have ever since Or before OF any other
dcine in the same length Of time; and do not
hesitate to say chat it has given better satisfaction
to the pun chaser than any article we have
sold Hurry Of bu ;pess has preyent ID eur sending
certificates, but VIC have oar vicinity from fl
teen hundred to two Thousand living witnesses who
testify their iglibors day b. DAY, OF the value
Of Davis Pain kar. Keep Il large supply in the
West it is just sach medicine as tn people want,
and they have aIrebde found cat thit they can cure
the fever and e2ae tar twenty-five cents. 1t will
cure cold in hnur-a severe ugh in
night--aud has proved to be the best medicine in
use for diseased stomach aad many thcg pur-
poses. LUChN GOD " GRAiiAM,
Sand sky CT Y, Ohio.
Sold LAIRD { LINK Staunton. and Druggists
everywhere. Deg. 2I-2w
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

P0STP0NEMENT.--I The sale OF the Furnace
and Land, and portion of me Personal Property.
has been postponed until SATURDAY. JANUARY
II. 1917. ID. 5. YOUNG,
Jan. 3, 1857 Commissioner.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-03

MoEA RIoTiNG l.. BALTIMORE. -The Bal
more sun enumerates no less than twelve
eases Of rioting and brutal outrage which
occurred there on Chritmas day in which Il
nuMaer Of persons were shot with guns and
pistols or dangerously beaten with clubs. =
Some Of these outbreaks were between large
gangs Of rowdies, who associate under such
names as Rip Raps, Tigers, &c. In one
ease a grocery. was completely wrecked"
the owner shot and dangerously wounded,
aud his wife, who has been long time i'll.
struck on the head with missile.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-03
Tic Town Clock

Is still not running, and stands as n monu-
ment Of negligence or folly Wonder If tae
taxpayers couldn't set it a going? What
do you say, gentlemen. We incline to the
opinion you can have that clock In motion
if you take the matter up. There's fuss
brewing.
R4s~ David Ralston, of this county, was
committed to jail, a few days since, on a
charge of petit larceny.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-03

TUE OH DOMINION - An inland Mary
land paper publishes the following impor-
tant item Of news:
Virginia has never voted against the De-
mocratic candidate for President since the
rise Of parties. She gave her vote twice for
Washington, three times for Jefferson twice
for Madison and Monroe, for Crawford in
1924. twice for Jackson. twice for Van Blu
rem, once for Polk. Cass and Buchanan.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-03

Observation-Disclosures to the vndica-
tor residing out Of Virginia can remit their
subscriptions to it in Postage .Sfamps. Par
ticular attention to this notice is requested
or We shall be compelled to discontinue the
most Of these papers SIN
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Receipts Of The Vindicotor forMc neck end
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls.

ARRIVAL ana departure Oh lie iIaiis.
STAUNTON POST OFFICE.
RlCHMOND-DA1Ly.
Arrives at 3 p M, leaves at G. M
WINCH ESTER TIMES A wrEE.
Arrives at IL at night, leaves at 4 p m.
LEXINGTON-s!x TIMES A WEEK.
Arrives at p m, leaves al am.
BEYERLY--rnREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 5 p m. leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at m
MOUNT SOLON-Tv -cE A WEEK.
Arrives Monday and Wednesday at 5 p
m, leaves next day at 8 a m.
WEST yIEW-TunnE TIMES 4 WEEK
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at = P N, leaves Tuesday and Thurs
day at 4 P m.
LEWI5BUEG-THRrr TIMES A WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at q p m, leaves next daysat 25 p m
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Game Laws. "A young farmer in De-
vonshire, England, was recently sentenced
to one months imprisonment at hard latos,
fr attempting to catch hare. on land rent
nfl he his father.
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CAPITAL PRIZE.
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THE UNIVERSAL FAIORITE.
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