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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
CHoicn or HourE- roR CmCAoo ASD rHH WEsr.
10 coaacare M0,nfiy, MAY 10, 1855.
TRAfNs gOtN8 NORTH. Leave Montpelier
az 741 A. M., and 42j D.. ~ NAIL THAGN connects
at Windsor and White River Junction with trains loav-
ing boston and Springfield az 30 A. NJ same day, and
from Sew York he day previous at 400 r. NJ. leaves
Windsor at l31 %. M., connects az Rnuse's Point
next morning with trains for Montreal the same evening,
and Ogicusuurh the next A. NJ also with express trains
for Toronto. Detroit, Chicago, buhdo, Cleveland, 81.
and Lake Shore Lines making the shortest, and best
route. 10 thc West.
Accommodation train connects AZ Windsor with train
leaving NrN York 40 500 a. ~, aud at White River
rtntl1n with tain leaving Boston al noon, stop over
ni Int AZ Norhd.d. and proceed next morning at l30,
c1nnc-tuf OF 1uscs Point with the E'rcss Iran for
tue west -
rnAt>s a1iS5 S0uuL-Lcave Montpelier az lO.,5 A..
uand gli p ~. Mail Train connects al itouscs Point
with trains from OIdcusburgh She day thousand Mon
tioil the same morning, 40 Burlington with Ohauplaiu
Steamers aud trains ior Troy, Albany aud Saratoga al
White Riser Junction with trains for Hpffon ana Nre
York. arriving BIsiou Of 6.j3 b.. ~, and iu NO" iutk
at II "A p. g. .,
Accommodation Train connects at Rouse's Point with
trains from thr west and Montreal o. burlington WITH
Champlliu Steamers and the Rutan1 Road, stops over
u1ht t Nnfthhci ,lud connects at White River Juncuo"
with train OR Boston, Lowell Worcester, &c., arriving n
Bo 5tou at 2 Pm ur2t day CARRIER Than y 0thr roc
Ihrouah Tickets for Chicaso and The ives, or sale NO
the principal stations .,,,.,,,,,.,,.-,, e....
NorthHcId VT NAV Do, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
HARD TIMES AT THE WEST.

1t is strange to read Of such condition
Of affairs at the West as that usually denom-
mated hard times" and yet there is abun-
dant evidence that it is so. The following
paragraph from the Eastern Argus tells the
story -
"Monoy is so scarce that il can be readily
loaned out for from 80 to 40 per cent per
annum-with the prospect that it will stay
loaned out for years to come. When money
commands such exhorbtant rates Of interest,
the country cannot certainly be in prosper
Gus condition. Farm produce is worth al
most nothing. We read a letter several days
ago from former citizen Of Easton, who now
resides in town in Wisconsin. He SAYS
butter is selling there at 10 cents pound
eggs cents dozen potatoes IL l-2 cents
bushel, and other things in proportion, and
as to money, he does not believe the whole
population of the town, numbering some
250O could raise over $500 in cash.
We have had similar narratives relative to
the rural sections of Illinois, from persons
who have had opportunities Of knowing. In
some districts there is said to be scarcely
money enough 70 pay the taxes. Michigan,
Iowa and Minnesota are even worse Off
There is no currency at the West other than
the bank notes, which have little or no specie
value, yet are kept in circulation of necessity
The commercial cities, st. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Detroit, St. Paul, Dubuque, Da-
vonport, indianapolis ETC., absorb all the ac
tual money, bocause the country is greatly in
debt to them, and is constantly drained TO
pay its liabilities. 1t is a curious fact that
the balance Of trade, as between the rural
and urban populations, is very decidedly in
favor Of the latter, and this is conclusivoly
attcsted by the low rates of produce"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
rtrmunt Ja aatcbmau & Stair 1uurnal
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, ny 2. p WALTON.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MohNING, ny y. p WALTON.
TERMs.-sl ~ cash in advance 80 90 II paymcn,
is not made in advance interest always chargablc from
the end Of the year In packets to address, copies
for Sl2 %, aud 20 copies for $50 co. Invariably ~
aduGloo.
Annexed IS list Of agents receive subscriptions,
advertisements and communications and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Brantree, }. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Brookneld, u. NJ. UPHAM,
Berlin, % B BOsWOBTH,
Cabot r.. ID. PUTNAM,
Duxbury j. j. HENRY Waterbury,
Elmorc, l.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
IIydepark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson, G. w. SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
Lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld, l. A. BEN1S,
Mouisyille, J. G.. MOVES,
Middesex JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Mortified u. SMITH
Orange NJ. C.. CROSS,
plaindeld, A. T. BANCROFT,
Randolph, j. X PARISH
Rochester u. d. BRIGGS,
South Harluick, ADOLPHUS HOLTON,
Stowe. EMERY TOWN,
Tunbndgc, AARON n. KING.
Waterbury J. =. HENRY,
Waitshed AVID Favst0n. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wnuimstown. DARIUS PRIDE
Wocou, y. JONES,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
Tf Persons iu other towns disposed 10 act agents
will be- added TO the list ON application
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Business Garos.

4 ETTER PRESS & COPPER-PLATE
IA PRINTING. sermons, Catalogues, Blanks, Bhl
H,is Cards Circulars Posters, and al kinds of Plain
aud Fancy Printing, executed promptly at
WALTON'5 STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
State Sireef. M0Hfpeilcr, TcrRioW
Orders hr work done IN the itics-Embossrd, Gilt,
Letter Press, Iithogrlphic and Coppcr-late Printing
such ards of Address, Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
BANK Checks Nr executed in the highest style of the
art and a city pdce through Of the most celebrat-
ed Printing Embellishments. Icrms--tesh, al feasuna-
bic prices. Address Il. z. WALTON, Montpelier, v t.
NJ w q O o ID S r. r. X ! Il r.
~ DRAPER S ramon. has just returned from
New York with a good assur rment Of
BROADCLOTuS, CASSIMEREs AND NESTlNGS'
which he will make up in the latest styles and best man
ner
Garments cut for others make, and warranted to M
Neede., railor's Measures, Crayous, Shirt Bosoms,
Collars and Scotts Reports Of New York FASHIONS or
sale.
Montpelier, May y, 1883,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

JoHN SMTus.--John Smith is sort of
omniprcsence. A learned scholar contends
for the universally Of John Smiths name,
not only in our own. but among all lands.--
Commencing with the Hebrews, he says they
had no Chinese names, and consequently
Johps-in Hebrews, the name stood simply
Shemi or Shenid In other nations, however,
the John Smith is found full one and undi-
vided Let us trace il;
Latin-Johannes Smithius.
ltalan--Giovanni SMITH
Spanish--Juan Smithas.
Dutch--llans Smidt
French-Joan Smcets.
Greck--Ion Skmtton
Russian-lonloif Schmittowski.
Polish--Ivan Schmittowoski.
Chinese--lohn Tchmnit
Iceandic--1ahno Smittson.
Welch--Jiohn Schmidt.
Tuscarora--Tonta Ia Smittla.
Mexican----Jontli F'Smitlx
To prove the antiquity of the name, tho
same saron observes that in tho temple of
Osiris, Egypt was found the name Of "Pha-
roah Smithosis. being the 9th in the 8th dy-
nasty of the Thcban kings He was the
founder of the celebrated temple of Smithop-
oils Magma.
TO "Oh, Mr.. Hill" said one of the Rev.
Rowland's hearers, show is it that you say
so many out-of-the-way-things in your SER
moni" "Ah," said the eccentric divine,
= you are such ont Of the way sinners"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHs, ny rnI

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, ny THE
~ BEST WoRKMEN IN TUB Country
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier Vermont.
Those in want Of oaryanted Carriages and Sioighs
will perhaps do well call and what is being done
the old stand Of GILMAN 4 CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier. July % 1885. fjtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

uTAgcnt for the sale fWilhums Celebrated MONTH,
and Semi-Annua Bulletin Of Fashions the only
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
n ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMrAreN

~ ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMPAIGN
N HAS OPENED AT MoNrrELtEH'
The richest and most desirable assortment OF TAI
IORING GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have just
been received from New York. consisting OF erey rar'e
" Of OUeytoatings Broqdciofhs, Iostijtgs and Pant
Sfv6S, all offered AZ very low prices, in any quantity or
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desred
in a superior manner.
Also, from Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York, elegant stock Of Fashionable aud Seasonahe
Ready CLOTHING expressly for the retail trade.
Ixamina Tim gratis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-T

ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.- This
" well known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost
u,Tely remoddeed has been opened by ALONZO RED
The Union is tho most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre of business and with its
new oonvenences must be the most desirable and popu-
lar resort for the Of business or leisure 10 he und
in town
The public are respectfully invited to bestow norton
OF their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsfan-
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONZO REDWAY
Montpelier, Aug. 20, 1855. OFF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20

VINO ARE THE INF1DELs?-M Mr.. Giddings' Speech.
which we publish, takes rather a novel view of the
slavery question for n congressional debate; but
one exceedingly pertinent. 1t is a very common
trick Of Williams to attempt to escape the conse-
quences of their crimes by seeking to fas,en them
upon some innocent person. This stale device
has been extensively p~racticed by the church going
slaveholding inGdels of this land. Fearing the
truth which abolitiOnists tell. might fix upon them
their true character of practical infdelity, they
have strove to keep the ears of the nation constant
ly filed with the clamor of infdelity, hurled
against those who had the courage to expose their
completely with shareholders, even drunken, BIAS
~pheming. unpriDcipled politicians, have taken up
the cry until in the estimation of theoverseers of
the South and their accomplices among the Office
holders of the church and state of theNorth, aboli-
tionism has become q synonym for infdelity, and
the support and abetting of slaveholding, but ano-
Their name for practical, popular christianity. In
view Of this. to many. bewildering state of affairs,
Mr.. Giddings has done well, and merits the thanks
of all lovers of truth, that from his prominent
position, he has called attention in so clear and
plain a manner to the elementary principles Of
Justice, showing their paramount authority, and
making SO plain and practical an application of
them TO our odious and blasphemous system of
slave.holding infdelity.
Mr.. Giddings we think quite over estimates the
christianity of the Republican party, as such. An
analysis Of its history would show it seriously
tainted with the popular inhdelity, if we adop,
Mr.. Gildings test. that conformity to the law of
Justice is tue standard of christianity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20
Che Anti Bn9lc.
SALEM, OHIO, MARCH 20, 1858.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Th
regular meeting Of the Executive Commitee of the
Western Anti Slavery Society will be held on the
4sh of April, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
A full attendance is desired.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20

EMIGRATION. -Slme of the colored people Of
Iowa recently held n meeting to consider The hest
method Of alternating their present condition and
finally resolved npoa emigration to Contra!
Anerics,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20

The Louisiana House Of Representatives has
passed a bill. autherizin' a company already or.
ganized. to import $500 free negroes from the
coast Of Africa, TO be indentured for term Of
years.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-20

Rev, JOSEPH GoRDoN.-Rev. Joseph Gordon late
Editor of the Free Presbyterian, died near Wash.
ington, Pa, on the 2Sth ult., of Pulmonary con.
sumption. In this event, we are called to lament
the loss Of another able, fearless and self.sacrifcing
friend of the slave. Mr. Gordon was a Minister
of the Free Presbyterian Church, earnestly devo-
ted to its interests as a means of beneftting his
fellow men, and especially for what he deemed its
faithful testimony against the iniquity of slavery.
For several years he was the editor uf the period
cal of that church, maintaining it by great person.
al sacrifice and pecuniarily unrequited labor. AS
On anti.slavery paper it was one of the best in the
lard; characterised by fearlessness. fidelity to truth
and at the same time, catholic and liberal
The paper under his direction was too earnest and
faithful, too thorough in its Identification with tho
outcast, TO be popular, and hence to sustain it
required the incessant and selfdenying lators of
its editor, under which he at length sunk, and some
months since retired, hoping by relaxation to re.
cruit his exhausted energies. But be gradually
sunk under disease until the time of his final re-.
lease. His memory is that of the justin blessed.
ABOLITION SHEErs.-What the Virginians con.
slider frank abolition" we learn from resolutions
adopted on the 9Th inst, by citizens of Taylor
County. Virginia, among other things they resolved
That the five Christian Advocates published in
the cities Of New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St.
Louis and Chicago. having become abolition sheets
of the rankest character. we ask our common.
wealth's attorneys and postmasters to examine
them, and if found TO be Of an unlawful character,
to deal with them and their agents as the laws of
our State direct.
That we ask As a special favor of the NJ. Z.
Church, North. and all other churches that NAV
consider this country a part of their moral vineyard
for the iuturc,tQ send among US only such ministers
as have wisdom and grace enough 10 enable them
to preach the Gospel without m~edd,irg with the
evil institutions our country.
Unfortunately for the interests of morality, III.
class of ministers in favor with these shareholders
is. alarningly numerous. There are muliitudes
gifted with just littie'enough Of graee'to he Willing
l., ompromise with the chief Of sinners, American
shareholders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-08
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE!
EAlI lS5S

AtRlSa the Summer have greatly enlarged and
~ improved ii"us and have now as larE" well light
r and Sales Rooms are to be onnd
W. have made thrs, 10 meet the
wants q" rousantl, Increasing trade and beg I" advise
WHOLESALE an RETAIL dealers that We hav"n"w IN
and daily The aud moai desirable stock
at CLOTHING ha,r exhibited, 20 bc seen IN tho
South We have been III the trade In hs city
frrn ysars A. hs, ,ng full ku"w ledge Of
the the aud being more largely Engaged In
the nanma, aud sale II C"hG than any o,ho h"h'e III
the State be,e ocr the greatest tHdscem'nn phr
ehdser y arrival shall make additions to our stock
o all that aud tshio abo and purchasers III al All
times hnd complete men, "f up"r,u quality CLOTH
INu and GENrIEMEN'S tGkNlSHlNG GOODS, In store
aud Tor sale Liberal TERMS
Wholesale aud Retail del distinct and on separate
ho"is An examination Of our .o X, prices and mode ~ do
ing business la respectful, solicited ~
KEN. BALDWIN co.
aug 20ts 10. Man street, Rchmohd Va
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~ or BAY LEAVES Preparations 'fthe Bay Ieafhave
extensively throughout III" wor1 Tor centuries past
remedies for Nervous Headache and for affections Of the
AM FOR diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rui particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation many sl eagerly sought after by its thou
sands admirers equivalent however of the active pru
ple the Ray minute that real or permanent bcne
Al be effected, and IL therefore simply palliative and
feeble of the diseases for which this valuable
edv ia ~ adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE or BAY
LEAVES prepared OILY by the inventor has been effect
bedy series Of chemical experiments and has at last been
brought that concentration which makes it
uneqnaed u srreng the decay of the hair the removal
ofdanduF and OF relieving by few ihat dsress
ing itching which most generally preedes the falling Of the
hair II was originally prepared for member: Of his family
having confidence in the nosrums usually Sold who had
Distressing iacay ofhe hai aud such wonder
effects that its reputation establish
hundreds Of calls made for II without
auv system putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
public favor and such the demand for
truly remedy that the inve has induced
upon extensive scale and he offers il
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared bv Thns II osser at his Chemical I.aborator
Petersburg, Va and for sale by Druggists generally
sept ITS
lNHPKEaS SHINt:LEs.-a0Oov ,press Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD & CO., on Canal
mar % pear Lapghorpes n
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sKY-LIGHT PICTURES

- CENTS.
AAN ACEbt Mt -. the deuiand Tor tHtAP PICTURES
the have reduced the "f thrr elegant
SkY.IIGHT AMBRDTYPES and MEbAINOTN PES 1000
and ~ l-1 Cents, ipcndnp a ha1ds0mt CASE
A line assortment of beant Fancy Gas =, Br"astPihs
Inckets Ac aIwn,a on hand New is the tme Come
all
F-V- Operating hours from7 A VI tll7 T. NJ
y y. TANNER a co Main a,
iyl2Is 3 doors from Bridges
XLynEAT DRlLl.S.-Wr hnvr now on hand
w Bickfpd IIufmans, aud other celebrated WHEAT
DRILLS For sale by " HIT lEMoRE JOSH
La
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IDRIu.LuANTAND CmEAP LIGMT.-to,

Id Til Lamps Of these LaLjs will give light equal
candles One worth of III" oil III burn between
three and four hourhc lamp entirely simple In lis con
etruction oil free explosive properties No
other has r to give such general satisfaction
supply OF the oil and Lamps Just receives" and i"r sale ty
septls-is JOIN II SHAY DrngEsf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-08

N.Y. NEGROES WANTED! ouM
gUyUE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO PURCHASE NE.
OROES between the ages of ard thirty,
for which the highest mark price In cash. will be paid Ap
ply at the auction house Of Q. r Phelps
sept9,3m WELLS . DANiS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-08

A-OTGCE.-As n meeting af the Hoard Of Dt-
~ the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
held the office # the III the city ofLynrhufK on
the nth Of January l11 the following resolutions
adopted -,
R,soir,d Thai om and after til" hrSi day oil c,
and I.tn RAILROAD Company VIII
stock killed y trains tunuiuE tha road unless
be crafl show Tint suh stock Nile" IN r"ns'he G"
the abe negligence al III. agents mpl"yee' u tins
Company,
Rsoir,d That all claims agans Ills Company fi loss ofor
produce Nj 81 ho presented within fhfy
the such articles rh'ui have been delivered
A tapy from th" mihn,s .....-u
ap23t. WM " HUGHES Secy.
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LYNCH M Rls Goa Cll AN y ~
vi ~ XAuluN EAGlQkY The aubacrt.

Der rsurns his grateful aeknow lndge
ha old for tho liberal patron
ard him. and bcgs leave Inf them and she pun
lie that he started In buansss and he hopes by
strict business merit continuance OF IA
Hs will make order and keep hand al kinds Of
Iron Axle Wagons made In the most substantial ase
general assortment Of Carriages kockaways and
Aao Of and horse Spring MOVING
aggons and . horse All who want good WORK,
the old Lynhb11 Coach and Ha1gon Factory and -
he doing business the cash principle y"u may espocs
get good work and low price All who want good and
neat iaggles give me n call JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt
1 Ia
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my IN WANT or MONEY. pa,

fuNliE time for settling having mos, respectfully
request those Indebted forward and seii'e
and ths" hayrg csns against ns VIII
present wish I" ami hay" all ra'
the every ' months lsi January ana
July wish to do strii, months bnsihrss
Those the viii rlens' attend t"tfs
request as II exceedingly them
Come No and a aud sctilc, and mn, h "hliR"
iy cots j NAT rHIAS co.
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n
VI THE CANAL-THE HIGHEST RATE Of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE ONLY Y30CTs. PER 100
IUS-Oy GROCERIES. CROCKERY. QUEENSWARE,
Dc OyLY8 CTS PER 100 LBS which includes all expen
from the Richmond to Lynchburg Guano
ly o. IS per ton of 1000 lbs
for the liberal patronage heretofore received
will in order to increase trade still the Canal
mt Goods tbrouah low send your
goods The get quicker and chcaperI ard them
LEE, n the Dock,
au0I6ts Richmond. Va
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sA- & l. . G X s. ~

- ISLAND WEST INDIES Tho richest iormatIon OF
Lime known the world containing over 70 PER
cent bone Of Lime, being 90 per rent iicher IN
Phosphate Of l. For sale by the subs,r
ber prices than Peruvian Guaao and kom
t,nonas receiv cd superior in fertixng qualities y"
further particulars apply To w. T. ANDhksoN.
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| UNuNE CHEWING TOBACCO.-wei invite
lovers of the weed to article we have
| just opened W. A. hlROTHER d CO
| r. iy
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I 4 NJ.

H.,
~ yiRGISia\' rubish0i ally at 81 ana ri-weekly
T., an1au, and weekly a, -, invariably IN al
sn,e g. - will be char ged in ali No paper
. d,scon,aued the option OF the Propretors
n.tl Al atrearages shall have been paid
.;,,. rrSFMESTSsr 81 square Of
ines rE, and n! cts for each con
upc,. ordered inner weekly, and then 30 cts
insertion. II the number OF
stked the Ms. will b. publishedtiiio
.r,d - 81 49, irding
IL I=s3It VIE ARE
quar- ~
= ~ do ~
..tr, ,Nn .iu
a. Advertisements Intended for both papers subject
W Annual will be limited to their Immediate
ms OF H. adyersein, charged at transient rates
= All new advertisements appear In the daily and tri
81, rapers ,-,,. -, j,
obituary notices whch "xceed eiRhtn rec cnArseo
.'rt, for the excess
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BALTIMORE

NOTICE TO ~HlPPEKs Of TOBACCO 20
~ THE WESTThc undersigned are prepared to give IN
creased facilities 10 shippers ni iohac !" the N's vhs
shortened the transit ami reduced the raj. from h'"
TO fourth class ,
West by Railroad the ohio kN,r and trcghs En-Fah"
low as b, an, other line The between
Baltimore Cincinnati indianapolis St Louis and Chicago Is
made pishurg rrcy from tu csr under cover mere
by avoiding drayage and ieiase and all damage ON
tIom exposure.
C- No Baltimore or rii,shnrg
MAGRAW a koOSS.
North street, Baltimore,
REFER to Jesse Hare Co. u. Miller. J |. tlayi"r
LynchburR Jacob Head Co. Jacob hraudi r baltimore
feb I5-tiiAn
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UrAH-Advices have been received from Great
Salt Lake City, down to the 4th ult. Gov. Cum
ming had returned to the city after pleasure e1-
curson of couple of days to Cottonwood kanyou
with some of the elite of Mormondom. Gen. Grant
and man named Williams. were tried ana con
ycted of a breach of the peace. They were both
found guilty and sentenced toPay fine Of one
hundred dollars and the costs Of court. Breaches
of the peace are becoming quite common in the
streets of the holy city. Trouble IL anticipated