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ShipWrecks.

British Ship Founaerea at Sea.-Capt
Milton of the ship Express, which arrived
at New Orleans 18th inst,reports that on
the 18th inst, off South side of Cuba, he
spoke the ship Hemisphere, from Havre
for Havre, which vessel reported having
on the Sd inst, in latitude 20, Ion. 60,
picked up boat containing six men from
the British ship Londonderry, which YES
sci had foundercd at sea.
AsAorc.-A Baltimore built herm aphro-
dite brig was seen ashore on Currituck,
heading off ashore, and all the head sails
set ,endeavouring to work off; the wind at
the time fresh from the South East
reported by Mr.. u Sabel, passenger in
schr. Greenland, at Baltimore 22d from
Key West.
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Communication direete entire
Norfolk ct la France,

UTN resultat des communications CONNER
u ciales au point d'etre estabis, entire ce
port ct ceux de la France, seroit d 'augmenter
infniment Putilte' de scayoir leur language.
Aux hommes, don't les affaires ineneront une
correspondence, cette connoissanced eviensune
necessite, tandis que dams la societe respecta-
bic, lie valeur ct Pavantage de Get accouplis
sement seront plus que jamais estimes.
LIE sous signe, ayant advertisement OBJ
tenu PLUG de facilities que Pordinaire pour Sc
METRE en- etat de sannoncer CONNIE precep-
teur en- Francois, otfre respecteusement SEES
services la disposition des Messieurs ct des
danes des deu1 villes de Norfolk ct Port
smouth pour les instruire dams la belle Ian
que. Aux danes chez eux, ct aux Mesaieurs
dams son office No. 81. Il. M ain street.
CHARLES SAMUEL.
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Enron CoRREcTED.-We are happy to
say that the shooting affair narrated in
our yesterdays issue, under the head of
Suffolk Items, as having occurred in that
usually quiet and peaceable community,
took place not Sin Suffolk but in Rich
mond. The Norfolk Reporter obtained
the particulars from two Suffolk gentle
men who were just from Richmond, of
which fact he was not aware; and sup
posing they had just arrived from Stuff
ok, located the occurrence in that town.
Herald,
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The ship John Milton, Captain Eph-
rain Harding, left New Bedford, to which
port she belongs, on the 6th of December,
1856, for San Francisco, where she ar :
rived on the 17th Of June, 1857. From
San francisco. she proceeded to the
Chincha Islands, and after eceiving her
cargo of guano stertel on her return voy-
age. On the 18th inst. she sighted Cape
Henry and anchored at Hampton Roads.
Here Captain Harding went ashore and
proceeded to Norfolk. it is presumed to
telegraph to the consisnecs at New York
--Darreda Brothcrs-for instructions in
regard to the port at which he should
discharge his cargo. On the 10Th or
lers were received to proceed to Now
York, and on the same day the vessel was
got under way and went to sea- This is
all that is known of her previous to the
discovery of the wreck off Montauk
Point, and of the bodies of twelve of the
crew. which were found along the beach,
at distance of from three to five miles
from the point where she struck.
Montauk Point is a very exposed and
desolatc point at the eastern extremity Of
Long Island, the sea during storm
breaking with terrible fury upon the
beach so that no stranded vessel can es-
cape destruction. Upon Il reef Of rocks
near the point, the John Milton struck,
at what exact hour is not known, since
not one person survived to tell the tale.
From twenty to thirty lives were lost,and
the vessel was totally destroyed The
N. 7. Herald of yesterday morning, gives
full particulars of the disaster, with a
description of the bodies of the dead,
twelve in number, found up to Monday
night. None Of their names are known.
excepting that of co'orod man. An in
quest was held on nine Of the bodies, at
Fast Hampton on Tuesday night.
The John Milton was ship of 1,444
tons, and was rated \ No. 1. She was
built at Fair Haven, in 1854, and was
probably worth about $4,000. Her
cargo and freight are valued at nearly
100000. making the total loss at least
$4,000.
The death of Capt Harding has caused
general feeling of regret throughout the
whole community, and particularly by
the commercial class, among whom he
had high reputation as a sea captain
The display among the shipping Of the
flags at half mast was but a proper mark
OF respect for a worthy man and an ener-
getic and intelligent member Of the pro-
fession to which he belongs.
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BURROWS
Relia bic M e d icine.
CURES SCROFUIA. SYPHILIS

Y RAeumotisnl, Piles, Affections Of tie KID
neys, Costiveness, VeneriaL Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, land all affections arising from impu-
rity in the blood, or occasioned by imprudcnce
in life. The splendid reputation which this
and permanently curing the above diseases Is
unprecedented in the ANNALS of Medicine
Our readers can form some idea of the popu-
larity of this unrivalled preparation when
we assure them that upwards of 6O00 bottles
are annually sold in the vicinity. Fer sale in
Norfolk, by J. w BURROW Il CO., the
Druggists ON Church street. ia 26-3m
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esg- In the Uniuersalist Quarterly and

gsg- In the Unirersalist Quarterly and
General Rsview, for January, the receipt
Of which we have to thank somebody
perhaps the publishers-for, we find an
able paper upon Modern Cipilisaho", from
the scholarly and facile pen of Hon. |.
Washbura, of Maine, one of the three
Washburn brothers now in Congress. 1t
is retire shing to find politician in these
times OF Kansas squabblcS and sectional
collisions, who has disposition and leisure
for the sca;a. amenities Of letters,
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WASHINGTON Monument.

Eirot-ln publishing the names of the
additional statues to be placed on the
Washington Monument, in our yester-
days issue the types made us substitute
Lee for Le,eis. We republish the list.
Gen, Thomas Nelson, Gen. Richard
Henry Lee, Gen, Andrew Lewis and Geo
Mason.
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ID NEWS FOR THE WATER LINE.

ID News FOR THE WATER LINE
Co... stand that a gentleman Of our
We undel Richmond, had an inter
city just from Ngulshed legislator while
view with dishL, Who told him that
in the metropolis, -, II bill as that
with the proper eff ort, s,., oftbe Her.
ss,qgested an Tic last resolution. Nqe last
chants and Mechanics Etcha.,. 7st0-
,ceeh, can be got through the present ley ~ 9
tire sciho4 trouble Now then let Il.
strike for victory, while there is yet time. |
-He1ulI
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n$a- 1t appears that the "Woman's
Rights" ism is at last about to rule the
roast in its turn, in the humbug-
ridden and crotchety politics of the Bay
State; the Legislature of that COM
monweath of Eighty and supra-mundane
theories of government having granted a
hearing to some female petitioners for the
following rights: 1st, to choose their
own avocation; 2nd, no taxation without
representation; Ord, to sit on juries; 4th,
to hold Office. Amongst the numberless
empiricislns, successful although gro
tesqucly eccentric as they prove, of the
various parties which arc continually
springiug up in Massachusetts,, we do not
see why this new wrinkle may not be-
come fortunate hobby for some of the
neglected demagogues to ride upon.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.

III The Schooner IMAGINE, So tons,
sss 800. in good order and well built, now w.
ing at Campbelfs Wharf, is offered for sale.
She is already for sea, every thing being
complete Terms accommodating. Apply
to HENRY SMITH, Campbell's Wharf.
Or WIN. p. WRIGHT, Owner, Darden's
Store, Nansemond County, Va.
fa 2G-3tm
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Deaths.

In Williamsburg, Va, on the 9th of Janu-
ary, 1858, at the residence of her son, DR..
John NJ. Gait, Mrs. MARY d. GAIT, widow Of
DR.. Alexander d. Gait. She was from early
youth a devoted member of the Episcopal
Church, brightly adjoining the doctrine She
protested.
deace of of Gr in Barnes ME- W al sae M resi-
RIs, in the 18th year of his age.
lElizabeth City papers please CopY.l
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"CoTCH BOTTOM SHOES.
SERVANTS SFA 'A'o'

SEKF AN is SEA Tar
r have good assortment Of Fel @ig =
L wants Shoes on hand, such as -'utcn
Brogs and Beotees, which intend to run OF
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. IS T.. S. Market Square,
fe rs Sign Big Yellow Boot.
GUNDklES-G Goshen Butter ofall qualities,
y Brown and Refined Sugars, at the lowest
prices,
Family, Extra and Superfine Flour of various
brands,
Tomatoes cans, and Split Peas for Soup,
Green and Black Feas of superb or quality,
Andrews Il i}urkoe's Yeast Powders,
Brooms, Buckets, Flour Paris,
Brass Bound Buckets. Cedar Buckets, and a
general assortment II Grcceriez, which we
offer at fair prices tor sale by
GEO. X. GOODRIDGE,
fe % No. 6, CampbelPs Wharf.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scri5ers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be s. per year, s. for six months, and
81 Tor three months, payable in advance.
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Special Notice.

TOR Peg4miny The Breoth, Cleaning
a Teeth, and Beontyying the Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 F1oWERs," For DressinG
Ladies Hair, use ''WooDbAND CREAM" 4
new Pomade. 1t curls gentl,mp1iss Hair beau
tyaHy-Price so cents each.
Beware Of Counterfits.
w. P. FETRIDGE d co.
Proprietors Ny.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
VlCkElsY d COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King x Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. de S
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Only so Cents.

pURWELL 81 HOLIDAY, are put
- ing up their one dollar and fifty cent
Pictures for only FIFTY CENTS.
kEcoLLEcr our room is the only one where
SKY LIGHT AMBROTIPES are taken
for so cents. At WhitehursJ's Old Gallery,
next to Mayer's JewelrY store. lie Is
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ATTENTION
OLD CASK IRON.

I wish to purchase so tons of OLD CASK
Il IRON, for which l will pay the highest
cash price.
fe 26-Gt S. MARCH.
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~" Circulation equal TO all the
other City dailies combined.
The News,

The News.
News from the Cape Of Good Hope to the
3Otl Of December has been received. II
was understood that the Cape squadron
Of England was about to BE reinforced in
consequence Of the increase Of the slave
trade, especially on the eastern coast
Sir George Grey was making arrange
meuts for visiting the frontier, a duty
wAich had been postponed in consequence
of the urgency Of the intelligence from
India Macomo, Eandanna, and Quesha
three roted Cafre chiefs, were confined
in tie Cape Town jail. Several others
had been convicted and sentenced to va
ricus terlls of imprisonment.
News from the coast Of Africa, dated at
Care Coast 18th, Liberia 18th and Sierra
Leone 20th OF January las also been re-
cciyel. The coast was healthy, but trade
was dull, principally through the depres-
si.u IN the money market at home. In
tell;cenco lad been received Of a murder
committed in ole of the Cq,isco Islands
B;afra. Tie victim was Captain Stew
art. q British trader, resident in the place.
lie was killed by the natives, who Shot
'in in the groin and then cut his head
L. '.e presence Of his wife. In the
VI ~ Spanish man-of-war, Bri-
was about to visit the
''S-' Ii ''.'-p-- W al It the request of
scene q tie atrocity, t.,
'i'F OoFeEAof' INST ex-
The suit Of William II. Ella aga ed
Mayer Smith, Gen. Edmonds and UNI.
States Marshal Freeman, Of Boston, to re-
cover $4,000 damages for alleged per-
sonal injuries sustained at the time Of the
surrender of the fugitive Slave Anthony
Burns, has Just been decide at Dedham,
Mass, after trial occupying several
days, by the jury renderinga verdict for
the defendants.
The percussion cap factory Of Charles
II. Kellogg, at Troy, was destroyed on
Wednesday by the explosion of fulmi-
mating powder, George Baker, one of
tie wo.kmen in the factory, was killed,
and Lis sou was seriously injured.
The threatening clouds Of war that
have hung over Washington the past
week have passed away. Tha lightning
has not struck anywhere save in the chap
eau otlioutepant Williams, Of the First
lragoous. The difficulty between Mess
IS Clay and Cullom has been adjusted by
their friends, and those gentlemen have
eturnel to the capital, somewhat i'm
proved, it is said. in their rifle practice, if
in nothing else.
A grand reform banquet was lately
given in Moscow, at which some remar-
kablc speeches were made encouraging
the Gar to proceed with the work ofserf
emancipation. 1t will be seen that
nephew Of the Emperor Of Japan in
tends 10 pay an official scientific visit to
Europe and America shortly.
n$ea. 1t appears that the "Woman's
Rights" ism is at last about to rule the
.t, IN ;ts +urn in thc humbup-
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r owls Cold Cream-A most valuable
IL article for softening and healing the
Skin, particularly recommendation those who
have very tender Skin after shaving Price
rs cents, for sale by
IL "a GEO. u. DIl u VO.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L WALTERS PRoPRIEroR.

Joseph Carter, Indian Creek; Edward
Whitman, Baltimore; E Birmingham,
Lastern Shore; E l. Hendrick, New
York; L L Snyder, j N Palmer, Salem,
North Carolina; d L Cutter, Newark;
E Burroughs, Princess Anne county; r
S Newbold, Philadelphia; Peter Clark
Gloucester county, Virginia; James NJ
Willis, Hampton; W Bartlett, York
county, Virginia; Colonel Jones, Hamp-
ton; J L Lyons, Boston; James Galetar,
Hampton: r Cooke, York county, Viz
sinia; William Dallas, Philadelphia; G
Wright, King and Queen county, NJ
Elliott, Richmond; - G Garrison, Prin-
ceIs Anne.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
Chamberlain, J r Chamberlain, Bal
timorc; e J Mitchell. Windsor county;
j ii Barbour, Williamsburg; Robert
Alice, New York; James Pilard, North
Carolina; L Haws, Williamsburg; Will
liam de Belnero, New York; C Crosby,
Bark Ridan.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMERSON, PRoPR1EToR S.
P W Sassite, Sunsbury, North Caro-
lira; j I Washington, North Carolina;
Edward King, Beaufort county, W D
Ellis, Garpsbury, N c; A Moore, Mo
bile; r ID Beamon. Nansemond county;
J r Corhen, James a Vann, Sunsbury,
North Carolina; Il Ii Vaughn, Hampton;
j L Wilson, Portsmouth; W II Cooke,
Nansemond; James NJ Cooke, Williams
burg.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. d. HoLLADAY, PRoPRIEToR.
P G WILLIAMS. Elizabeth City; D Bs-
set, Petersburg Colonel Fl t Boardill, Il
+ G r R; John Temple, Richmond; Mrs
S Peters, 2 children and servant, Lynch
burg; 7 G Warren, j G Warren, Edenton
North Carolina; Richard A Crump,
Chuckatuck; B Elley, Ca1rsvile; Colonl
Copeland, Nansemond county;J A Gut
chens, Carrsville; j G Floyd, Il Will
liams. Blacllwater; G B Gordan, North
Carolina; Samuel NJ Wilson, Norfolk
county.
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$4,000.

VICE kerry & COMP A N Y,
' Booksellers Stationers, Book binders,
and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. Is Main
street, Norfolk, Va. Keep constantly on hand
large and well selected Stock OF BOOKS,
In every Department of Literature.
Country Merchants and Strangers visiting
the City would find it much to their advan-
tage to examine our stock before making
their purchases, being confident, that we can
offer them great Inducements
VlCKEKY u COMPANY,
f IS No. Is Main street, Aorloik, Va.
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Marriages..

In Providence, r. l., on the 22d inst, by
Rev. Dr.. Wayland, ALFRED L. SEABURY.
of Norfolk, Va, and FANNY S. TOWN
SEND, of the. former city.
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New Advertisements.

IN 0 r L O L X V RIETIES
FOUR NIGHTS.
THE CAMPBELL'S ARE COMING.
13 Star Performers.
COMMENCING N MONDAY, March LIST, 1858.
MATT PEEL'S
GREAT TROUPE OF ORIGINAL
CampbeII's Ministries.
ESHE Company is. composed of the best
4 talent in the United States, Vocalsts,
Instrumentalists, Comedians, Dancers, &c,
under the direction of the world renowned
MATT PEEL.
lss~ For particulars see bills of day.
Tickets-Dress Circle and Parquette so cts.
Gallery Is cts. DIR. L. A. JONES,
lie 26-4t Agent.
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~ very nice, Baltimore do warranted No.
l., Goshen Butter at only Is cts, Role Butter
from is to % cts, Corned Beef OF the finest
qualify, Breast Bacon for only l21z cts,
Shoulders for only 10 cts, Corned Pork &c.
With many other things hope will please
every one. The rottrap is baited with choice
Provisions, SO come and see for yourselves.
fe IS r, F. JAMES.
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SO KEGS-Super Carb Soda, superior
w quality, for sale at a low figure.
te % KING 4 TOY.
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Fttp FflEiuJHgIfll u A1a h1i4A A-tr -l'- -
Laid on the table which motion MAS agreed to7yess
III, nays 81.
Ine question recurring upon ordering the main ques
ton, rdg eug2t9I 91t YiI1eakbTo sfBga Itgth ssa3
Mr.. STEVENSON again asked that the reports be read
Mi. ANDREWS of New York moved that the House
adjourn; which motion was not agreed to-yeas 73,
nays l04. 81 so d e-gff a sifif riedi lt0I ,5tQY
The question stI recurring upon ordering the main
question, & "l "
Mr. GROW of Pennsylvania, moved that the whole
subest be laid the table pending which, pu. & .
Mr.. WASHBURNE, Of Maine, moved that when the
House adjourn it adjourn to meet on Saturday next !;
pending which, n 80 81 So enlt8iesab e.it ay -tl
Mr.. MORGAN of New York. asked to be excused for
voting on that proposition pending which,
Mr.. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, moved that the House
adjourn pending which, 3 IA L. asls . 40
The SPEAKER decided that he could not entertain the
motion of Mr. MoRoAN 10 be excused from voting on the
motion to adjourn inasmueh as the House could
soon place itself in condition that 1t could not adj
journ.
Mr. SHERMAN, of Ohio, appealed from the decision
of the chair pending which,
Mr. WASHBURNE, of Maine, asked to be excused
from voting on the appeal pending which,
I The question taken the motion 10 adjourn )
and il was agreed to yeas 81, nays ~ a92b sfa y
H Before the result announced, },atF axgy sfr5sa
4 On motion of Mr.. HARRIS the several reports were
ordered to be printed oiltlt isl9''a4 iAa =. ii "
I And then the House adjourned 80 uoaL %
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COD-FISHING.
from the N. Y, Journal Of Comme

3 [From the N. X, Journal Of Commeroe.l - ,t.atI
CoD- -FIsuiNo The papers Of New England, in discuss
ing the repeal of the bountes BILL bring out great deal
of useful and interesting information the subject of
the fisheries to which, from their position, they have
reader than others One of the Journals Of Bos
ton attributes the origin of the fisheries the banks of
Newfoundland TO A., d. 400somewbat earlier than the
discovery of Coumbus for which statement there is
support to be derived from Scandinavian and contempo
ry history One Of the Cortercal family famed In the
history of Lustanan maritime enterprise ~ reported to
have discovered region answering to our Newfoundland
early ss la63 to which he gave the nsme Of 7n de
Bocoahaos land of Goldfish. In the sxtecnth century,
at all events these fisheries pursued by English,
Nornons, Brctons, Hscaysns and Portuguese, well
by the Danes Swedes, Norwegans and lceiandcrs The
French controlled the business end what importance
they had this continent was largely connected
with the fishing interest. ~ al 'a0r1t 9rr9 = ~ III
New England has fshy origin the Pilgrims having
owed their lives TO fish in 1928 and, in the year subse
quent having exported salted ish TO England Maine,
New Hampshire Massachusetts,, and Rhode Island found
the germs OF their growth In the water The system of
governmental protection began early as 1889, though
Boston exported fish early 1853 In century after
is founding Massachusetts employed six Thousand
in the fisheries and in l74l, the produce WAS 800 900
pounds of which she exported to the value Of $780,
having 400 vessels engaged in the business besides many
smaller craft ,sil iI'4 ltl lfLl ft fe-'t t' ttLhtA
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PROCEEDINGS OF RAILRoAD CONVENTION.


AT meeting of officers representing various railrod
companies between Memphis and Nashville and Washng
ton city, held at Chattanooga, Tennessee April ls 1885,
present:
Jso Ror1s McDAxn virginia Tennessee Railroad
W. c. SIXTH, Superintendent do ,. 4f.f u..E =.
and Georgia Railroad
Superintendent do -tlt. .gtis TX
b CUNNyGx President Virginia Railroad
SEWER, Superintendent do IL 4 ~ = Aa LID
G CaMrnKI superintendent and Danvlle Railroad
U w. vAypHRaRrr Eng supt. Orange and Alex Railroad
SAN TATE President Memphis and Charleston Railroad
f. c. ARMS, Engineer and Superintendent do a.s aF
r. BERyE, Director do
Nashville and Chattanooga Raiiroad
G. Tennessee and Virginia Railroad
Proprietor and agent Stage Line 70 Springs f G
On motion of Major Wallace, John r. Mcdaniel was
called to the chair .E, ,..4
On notion the Chair was requested to appoint COM
ttec to arrange and recommend schedules proper to be
adopted on completion of the East Tennessee and Nir
gnia line Of railroad.
The Chair appointed Campbell Wallace, Sam. Tate,
c. Campbell +. A. Goodwn; and, on motion, the chair
man was added to the said committee sg
The committee retiring Col. JAS. A. Whitesdes was
appointed Chairman pro tealacre IH ~ iR3 Ds 9ls9
On motion, the Chair appointed, as a committee of
three to report system Of through tickets between
New Orleans and New York and intermedate points f.
c. Arms, r. G, jackson, and w. G. Smith, Y bg
Convention adjourned, 80. ,i tf,.rs, m
ApRIL 2-4 r. M--Comnlittee on schedules recon-
mended the following, which unanimously adopted
ola, t " 70 s5ft EfsF4 X q. MI
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Rosored That in the opinion OF this meeting h OF the highest i'm
the railroad interests OF the western southern and south
States oce Department should for
aonbly transportation Of the mali
the ishmus Of rehaantepec In Mcxco
Of this the
nc of railroad York Washington city Richmond
ynchburg Tennessee, and Memphis and
Junction. thence by the Mississippi
Jackson and Great Northern railroads. the
for the conhexon OF the
southern mail with the line
mos, respectfully the General this nne
his the pracicaby Of the scheme
further That pledge ourselves TO operate with the
effect object no greatly the interest
the South desirable the whole people OF the
United States. IL "
committee be appointed to visit Washington city
represent hs line before the Post Office De
purpose getting this line established the
southern mail line Now Orleans Richmond
ynchturg Knoxville Canoosa Grand Junction. and Jackson
NpnD rleang
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RAVE oE AnvkRFEaNG.

Eight lines or lsss MAKE exact
proportion and all payable
twice thrice week wi be charged ~ PSF fs sa
inseron week IN daily
couts psr square each Special charged doass
Tho foregoing ratos sfl 49,. 49,