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Michigan Land Office.
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(Latc Chief Clerk Of L. :. Surveyor Generals
Ofl:c)
A GENT for tho selection, sale and care Of
n Lands in every part Of tho State. Choice
farming lands entered at government price,
Land warrants located upo5 splendid farming
lands, in a district OF country uueaunllei TO,
health and beauty, having an abundance OF
the 1urcst water, sol easily titled, and adapted
to raising all kinds of grains gras.e vegetables
and i!iits. and good market for every kind Of
farm ptodnce. Land entered on tine for actual
settlo.s. Taxes paid for nou-rosidents. Exaini.
L.t.ons made Of wild lands in every part of the
state, and full reports gwen of their character anu
value Settlers and others furnished with valua
bic Information relative to the locality, character
aud SO ecton of the most desirable public lands.
Having knowledge Of all the different quail
ties Of soil. and the various kinds of timber
throughout the reater part Of Michigan, gained
from practical experience in the woods and from
a service of twelve years in the U. 5. Surveyor
Generals O1ise, | am enabled to ofer to the pub.
lie unusual facilities for the transaction OF all
business relating to lands in Michigan.
Address.
GEORGE W. THAYER,
Detroit, Michigan.
Or apply at the Office on Grswold Street, ppo.
site the Howard House.
REFERENCES
Hon. Lewis Cass, Washington, D. c.
Hon Robert McClelland, late Soc'y Interior,
Detroit, Michigan.
C. C. rrosbridge. Esq, Detroit Mich.
Edward Lyon, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
Jacob :. Fa'rand, Esq, Detroit, Mich
Hon. Alpheus Felch, Ann Arbor, Mich
Lssnder Chapman. Esq. late U. S. Surveyor
General, jackson, Mich,
Charles Noble, Lsq. formerly L. s. Surveyor
G neral, Monroe, Mich.
John Wilson, Esq, late Commissioner General
Land flee. Chicago, III.
Amos +, Hall, Esq., Treasurer Chicago Bur. 4
Quincy, X. r., Chicago, III.
W. ii. French. Esq. Burlington, VI.
Dan Lyon, Esq Burlington, Vt.
Hon. sidney Lawrence, MORA. Franklin Co.
New York.
+. Atwater 4 Co., IL ami IA ST. NichOa, Stree
Montreal, l.. c.
.Isr.sI Coe, Esq, S? Beekmsn Street. New York
dfw-Gm
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Nathan P0rter's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,r1NHE HON. Probate
District Of Chttenden,, 1 Court for the Dis.
trct Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estato Of Nathan
Porter, late Of Jericho in said District, decesss
Greeting
U!ltreae. said Court hath assigned the It'll day
Of December next for the settl3ment tf the
n linini,tratiJn account OF the adu illustrator Of
TIC estate e Nathan Porter late Of Jericho, + re-
siil, deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof 30 given t, all persons interested IN said
estate, by Publishing this order three weeks sue
cessivcly previous u the day assigned, IN the
Burlington free Pc, printed in Buglington n, in
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Pre- bate Court rooms, in Burlington, on ,he
day ssMgnel I, then ard II ere to contest the allow
ahce OF said accouut, ii YOU sec cause.
Giyou under ny L4nl, this 18th day Of Noyem-
Dor, a. n. 1877.
w2l.r8e W. II. TRENCH, Judge.
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THs STORM IN \. YoRK.-Albany Nov
The rain-storm West of this place ha.
proved very destructive. Several culyerts
on the Central Railroad are broken. The
bridge over the Genesee at Rochester was
for long time CONSIDERED to be in danger. -
All trains for the West have been DELAYED
One freight train broke through culyert
at Weedsport and cars loaded with grain,
were preeipitated into a ditch. No person
was Injured The ram is spoken Of as the
heaviest known for years The canal
breaks overflow the road, and no trains arc
aNrf Wat
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MARRIED..

In westheld, by Rev. ]. P. Ferguson, Mr.. os.
CAR HlsspILL, of St. George, to Miss ELLEN L.
lsHAu, Of Westford.
In Fon du Lac, Wis, on tho 18th Inst, at St
Paups Church, by Rev. @. D. Eastman, Mr.. II
E. srEAR. of Cleveland, Ohio. to Miss HArTY c
GRIFFITH, of Buffalo, n. Y, only daughter Of
Mrs. Amos Calender.
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"Were Fernando Wood devil incarnate,
the fact Of his selection as the standard.
bearer of his party is enough to rally to
his support the ranks of the Democracy. ="
So declared John Cochrane at Tammany
Hall last evening. ~ know my party we'll.
Were to go home and cut the throat of
one of my family tonight, should hone
the less be elected Mayor of Nav York next
Tuesday by five thousand IN j>rity." Such
was the declaration of Fernando Wood to
ourselves, in the presence of two or thre,
witnesses, on the Thurs lay evening pre-
ceding the Mayoralty election Of lSj4-his
object being to convince us Of the usele Is
ness of publishing the documentary evil
dence concerning his great Marvne swim
de.-N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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Nv L THE Subscribers, hsvin; been APP
w pointed by tha Honorable the Probate Court
for the District ofChitteuden, Commissioners to
ccve, OK anime aud adj ist the claims and demand'
# all p rsJus, against tho estate Of jesse Munroo
late of Jericho in said District, deceased repre-.
scented nsoivent, AMI also all claims an demand.
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we 10 therefore hereby
give notice, that We will attend to the business Of
our appointments, at Tie Dwelling Of the late Jesse
Mu roe, in Jericho, in said District. on the las
Tursdlys Of Deceubr and April neat. at IL
o'clock, A. NJ on each OF said days.
Dated this Sd day OF November, A. =, 1851.
ANDREW WARNER, } Commissioner,
EZRA ELLIOT,
pu0-w3
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The MAELsTRoN. BAyard Taylor, in his
st letter from the nortn OF Europe, thus
describes this marvel of the Biographies
On approaching the islands, we had n
fair view Of the last outpnsts of the group
the solid barriers against which the ut
most fury of the Atlantic da shes in VAIN.
This side Of NDrOe Law the larg island Of
Moskoe. between which and n large solita-
nv rock IN the mi / lie IT the strait dividing
them is the locality Of the renowned
Me- strom--now, alas. almost as mythical
as the krok"n or great sea-snake of the
| Norwegian foods. 1t is a pity that the
geographical illusions of our h)yish days
cannot remain. lOl learn that the noise
Of Niagara IN b. helrl 100 mills off, and
that " some Indians in the canoes, have
venturel down it with stfetv.' Well,
one could give up the Indians without
much difficulty, but il is rather discourag.
iDs to step out Of the Falls Depo for the
first time and hear no sound except +" CAB
SRI" " Hotel sr :" So of the Mslstrom ,
denoted on my school boy map by great
spiral twist. which suggested to Inc tire.
mendous whirl of the ocean currents, aided
by the information that - vessels cannot
approach nearer than seven miles" In
| Olney. moreover, there was pic urs Of
| luckless bark, half way down TIE voxtex.
| had been warming my Imagination, as
we came up the coast, with Campbell
| sonorous lines
| Round tho shores where runio Oden
| Lows his war song to the gale
| Round the isles where loud L1foden
| Whir to death the roaring whale"
and, as we looked over the smooth water
toward Moskoe, felt renewed desire to
make an excursion thither on our return
from the North. But, according to Captain
kus, and other modern authorities which
consulted the Maelstrom has lost all its ter
rors and attractions. Under certain con-
ditiOns of wind and tide, an eddy is formed
in the strait 1t is true, which may be dan
gerous to small boats, but the place is by
no means so much dreaded ns the Saten
Flord, where the tide, rushing in, is caught
in such a manner as to form bore. as in
the Bay of Fundy and frequently proves
destructive to the fishing craft. 1t is the
general opinion that some of the rocks
which formerly made the Maelstrom so ter
rible have been worn away, or tina. some
ubmarne CONFUSION has taken place
which has changed the action of the wa.
tiers otherwise. it is impossible TO accoun,
for the reputation it once possessed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mothers! MOthers!! Mo

to procure Mrs. WLnslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. n has no equal on Earth
No mother who VIII has ever tried Mrs. Winsow
Soothing Syrup for Children will ever consent
let her child pass through the distressing ana
critical period ofteething without the aid of this
invaluable preparation. If life AID health cas
be estimated by dollars and cents, 1t I. worth
weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow's SootAln
Syrup are sold every year in the Unit cd Stat
Price only as Cents Bottle, Sold by A c
Spear. Mayl5d4wly
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1ng LAws.-The Acts and X solutions
passed at the late scs sion Of the Legislature,
80 far as selected by the Seer etary Of State
for publication in the newspapers, are all
given in to-day's paper.
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The Vegetable Life Pills and

Phoenix Bitters, by increasing tho quantity Of
life and 7is,r in every part Of the system. enables
nature to make incredible efforts for the expulsion
of dsease before organic destruction begins. 1t
Is thus that in very short space of time they
cure colds, coughs, rheumatism. natuloncc, pains
in tho stomach, cholc aud nervous disorders in al
their forms. rut their superior excellence is in
aTectl ns of the stomach, in female complaints and
tho Juterinss Of enfeobled youth. For salc by
Dr. ". b. MoFFAI, proprietor, 33a broadway
New York, wZ0wlm
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MAYOR WOODS MArKRIAL.--The Irish
American closes an article upon the Mayor
atty election thus
"Therc is not now . reasonable doubt that
Mayor W FOODS najority will be the largest ever
pOlled FOR the same Office. In addition to tie
large number of adopte citizens who. alno, ,risi-
om 'rcsption voted for him last year. ovu 1000
haue 5s,n natural Ssd siace the cdnudss commence l.,
and of these l. Is not too much to say he will 10
ceivc the support Of NJ ,,fy-nns out Of every are
hlndrei."
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DR.. $. s. FitCh's six Lectures.

So pager, 30 engravings, bound, explanatory Of
etr5atment by whi3h hc cures Consumptie n, ,
Asthma. pisoa.e of the Heart, Throat, Stomach,
Bowel, Liver, kidneys, and Skin, Female Com
plants, Gravel, &c, sent by mail, and posta &c
prepaid, for 40 cents.
Apply to Dr.. 6. 5 FITCH.
~ roadway, New York.
Ilo has other onioe either at Chicago, Buff
fa:o, Pittsburs, or elsewhere. He 10 never absen
from New YORK, and no physician elsewhere is
onthorized to wee his name.
w63m
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AmbrOtypes 4 Photography

TTNHE FINEST AND MOST DURABLE Picture.
l are the Ambrotypes and Photographs. Ambro-
types put up with = black stained glass are the
only glass pictures that can be relied upon not to
change There "a no Black Vanish crack In cold
weather, or Balsnm to blister with the heat as in
all other glass pictures. The Photograph is superi.
or TO any other picture made on paper. For proof
please cal at McFHEks0N'S Gallery, corner Of
church and College streets, Burlington. Vi.
wu J. NJ. MCPHERSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

MONTPELIER, Nov. tt, 1871.
hereby certify that the foregoing seventy
four chapters are true copies of the acts and re
solutions passed by the General Assembly Of THE
State A. i,s oe.oOur session, a. -. 1857, as ap-
pears by the files and records in this Office.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Soo'y Of State.
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ED.

In this village, on tho ?3d inst, JASE El4A
ioAs MILLER, in the sixth year OF her age.
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For m ost liberal Inducements ever offered, send
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OIyg,.aisd BuiUs This medicine lisa scienti-
6c remedy for Dyspepsia in all its forms, When
taken according to directions, IT gives immediate
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Rep, Dem. Am.
266 $40 197.06l 67T76

The immense democratic gains, which
are trumpeted forth SO loudly by the
organs OF that party. consist of direct
loss of nearly 1000 democratic votes. and
of the absence from the polls of nearly
$4,000 republicans Local questions had
great influence in the election this year
in the last year very little.
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BlOisett n Sw cet,.

fatent uHlNanlEcu
f0PEES42ffaS1S ,SYGn.
FAMILIES,
"Hrsntsd 70 Cook With less Fuel than any ,.Lsr
Oven in use. Manufactured ~
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The Two Pro-Slavery Constitutions

John Randolph, Of Atchison, "a member
Of the Lecompton Convention, and one of
the stiffest sort of pro-slavery men thus
denounced the swinding scheme for entrap-
ping the Free State men
Why. here We have two Constitutions, one for
Slavery and one without. It's just humbug. The
fact is, it's Slave State Constitution, and Slave
State Constitution. That's it-you may laugh.
I'll tell you, the world will be aughing at
us. | guess by this time the news of it is going
on the lightning to New York. and If 1t isn't 1t
ought to be. This is grand humbug 1t. MT
fair. 1t is supposed by some OF the gentlemen
here that they are awful smart, or that the abo-
litionists are awful fools. We expect them to
vote for a Slave tate in this wayl They are not
such fools as you suppose. But let us suppose
that they arc such TO Isis it r ght that we shouli
swindle them in this way, 1t isn't fair. | won't
do ii. If we to submit it all, submit it fair;
let them have a Free State Constitution ii they
vote IN beat us, or do not submit it all. tell
you, this scheme Of swinding submission will be
the blacklist page in your history, and will
e p,' He cut q this dodge tell you these Black
Republicans will get to the bottom Of it quick
that you will Lever cease to hear from this dodge.
Mr.. Mobley spoke Of this deceptive sub
mission as follows -
'he was Plo-hidN'Iy ihau, anu "anttu 10 'dho
steps to make Kansas Slave State. lie denoun-
ced the trick Of this maj Irity report. There were
but two ways OF masing II State Contribution
One of them was to submit, and the other was TO
send direct to Congress. lie denounced the ma.
jpri.y report. 1t is swindle--a INDUSTRIOUS fraud
II Uears t'hehood on ITS face IN isuers Of bTass 1t
pretends to submit the constitution AMI does not.
This is a glazing fraud. 1t was concocted, not by
the fro-Slavery party, but the political Democra.
cy. 1t is hs a cheH suindie What do you
expect to catch the Republican party Of Kansas
vita that bait ! You can't do it. | tell you, if
you adopt that report there will not be five hun
dred voters for the Constitution. The republic
cans will never touch it. The true Pro-Slavery
men will forsake it Where will it be , You
can't induce the Free State men Of Kansas to vote
under such a cheat, lie charged that the trick
was CONGO cted by Free State Democrats
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-27

No, CAN ACT to authorize the pur-
chase of the cabinet of collections OF the
late ldock Thompson.
II is hereby enacted &c,
Sec 1.-The governor is hereby authorized +,
II he thinks it expedient, to purchase for
the use Of the State, at a price not ex-
ceedins one thUusini dollars, the cabinet
Of collections in Natural History and
Nineralogy belonging to the estate Of the
late ldock Thompson, and now in
possession Of his widow.
Sec. 2, This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved. November 7, 1857.
No. GAN ACT to repeal an act, approx
cd November IS, A. d. 1856, entitled
AN Act for the Relief Of the Poor in
Kansas.
IL is here5v enacted, &c.
Sec. !. An act entitled ian act for the
rreliot OF the poor in Kansas approved
Noyenber IS, 1856, is hereby repealed.
Sec 2, This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October 80, 1857.
No. 10 Revolutions on the Opinion. Of tho U. i
Supreme Court in the case OF bred Scott
Resolved, by the Senate and House Of Repre-
natives ), That the supreme court ofthe STATED
being the highest judicial tribunal in this re-
public, ought 10 DO conspicuous for its wisdom
learning and dignity that tho protection of the
interests and individual rights Of the subject
ought to be its especial caro- that any departure
by apy member Of that court from established
rules Of judicial proprety is calculated to de,
grade the tribunal and TO lessen the respect with
which it, opinions ought to be received that
whenever any such member seeks by any act t.
convert that court into political Institution, tC
make II an instrument to carry into effect the
designs Of political party, such conduct ought
20 meet tho emphatic and decided rsprobstion Of
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EsesQR

4 small lot y "Doulle L1t-a" Hour. r Il
"A White Wlg-t Of this seasoLs - r,th. T. Es-I
by \ =. uENEY.
Sap. I'd. 1851.
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ARPER's MAGAZINE. Peterson, Graham,
Cooley and fallous for December-reoeived
aai tor sal at the Chureh street Book Store by
novEI L. A. FULLER
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EoSNuLsIoN Contraction stasnstlon :
" Reduction The last mentioned Of which
can ID found in the prices ~ the extensive stock
g. China Hall
SIS pPow'-. $50 r----s s.,...
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Oysters. OYstera I,
Rev. c. H. Surgeons Books

Try the GALLON or QUART. at
- A. 5. pEWEY's
pov?4dGw
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Special Notice,

lyon tie present may be found in tho office at
1 the store OF Messrs. Ilotchkiss & Jellis On, No
l52 Church Street, to facilitate the settlement OF
my books assigned to Rollin Bradley, and for the
transaction of any other business.
SAMUEL b. NICHOLS.
Burlington, Nsv. IS, 1857.
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TulE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR Sermons
l. lst, ~ and Sd series Sketches of his Life
and Ministry Sermon and Service at the CRYSTAL
Palaoe-may be found at the Church Street Book
Store. novel
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NEW RODKS

MI" HUNKS.
4 COMPRISING GREAT VARIETY Of Ctyr
BOOKS, AssuAIs, JuyLsILts. DC, 2c., pur.
cnased at the present. low prices, and for sale at
prices to meet the timer, at
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TILE DURKIT. by Charles Dicsens-l vol.
Lc'mplete 50 cts; ! vol. illustrated 81 ..j--2
vols II mo. cloth -, 80. Received and for sale
by Nichos.
July !, 1887.
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Notice,

'aNp all whom it may concern. ! hereby rclin
quish all claims TO the service ol my son
Reuoin Hewitt, minor, and authorize him to
make contracts for his service and support the
same rs If ne was Of full age, and hereby relin-
quisl to my said son all claims | Lato, and may
hereafter have, by law, to hi. service during his
minority. EBENEZER HEWITT.
Charlotte, Nov. 2lst, 1851. wsv..
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New YORK STATE NoTE.-In 1856, at the
New York State electio four State officers
were elected In 1857, eight State officers
were elected There were soma difference
in each year, in the number of votes cast
for the different officers in each tickets,
though none Which were remarkable, The
average vote IN the two years, for the
several tickets we're as follows
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Notice

'EllE accounts and demands Of Samuel u.
L Nichols have been assigned aud transferred
20 me. 1t is necessary that Immediate SETTLE ment
be made. / shall be found for tie present with
tue books, At tue Office, in the store of otehkiss
jellison, No lj2 Church Street
ROLLlN BRADLEY.
Builington, New. rs 1897. d1w5w
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n9v2Tw2I
Notice

Notice.
HERLBf give notice that have given my
son Loren b. 1onblinsen, minor, hi, time
until he becomes II years Of age, and shall here
after claim rome of his earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting.
GIDEON TOMBLINS IN. .
Richmond, Nov. %, 1851. w5s..
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BRIGHAM YoUNG's LETTER to Col. Alexan-
der, in command Of tho L. S. troops-seot
to him when within 30 miles of Fort
Brdger, position occupied by Mormon
troops-and his Declaration of War, are
given below. Brigham is man who
speaks his mind plainly.
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And fJr sale by sale by T. A. PECK,
n0vlJSly. iss1i for Bu'l1stor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-25
BEAVER DAM SIP RINGS.

We have just received letter from friend at
Beaver Dam Springs, who says that ''they have
there delightful company of near one hundred
persons; all sorts of amusements and accommoda-
tOns of the very first order for both and beast
Now is the time to visit watering place, and we
would say to the seekers after health and votaries
of pleasure, that they come finding
what they want at Beaver Dam at any other place
in the world"
The following copy fromthe Editorial Correspon-
dence of the Mirror of this week. and we know
from experience that it is not too complimentary
that excellent landlady:
"Mas. Keller is well fitted for the post to which
she has been called by the death of her husband,
and it is source of little qualification to her
many friends that her visitors fully appreciate her
efforts to please. - Columbia Herald.
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SnW aovTHrrs scHEbetfe : iiifoAfAaf

We are happy to learn that the Postmaster Gehsfal
has ordered new schedules to be run from Washing
ton city to Nashville snd Memphis. which effect the
saving in time Of a5usaess day between these points,
and also the same saving between Memphis or Nash
vile and Charleston. One Of the earliest subjects
which engaged the attention of Postmaster General
Brown was the waste Of time on this route me
difficulty Of arranging new schedule which should
be satisfactory to all the roads was, however Iouno
to be very great and it has delayed the ordering OF
the new schedule until the present time The i'm
provement has tlength been effected; and the whole
Southwest. which is benefited by the change, viii
see in it an evidence that their interests are no longer
overlooked blythe Post Office Department.
The schedules below are for the route to Washing
ton ria Augusta But the East Tennessee and
Georgia road makes close connexions with these
schedules at Dalton and the time to Washington by
that route is the same as by the other.
The time by these schedules from Nashville to New
York is three days and half; to Washington, three
days; to Augusta, twenty seven hours; and to
Charleston, thrtysix hours; saving, in each case,
of twelve hours. We not advised of the precise
time when the new schedules viii go into effect, but
presume that few days win required to put them
in operation.