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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28

yet deserves the severest ccnSurc n modest rose
blushing and lovely u blighting Upas, threat
cning and destructive a small key IAN expand
ed hogsheNd q thought of heaven. with much
10 remind You of earth heavens greatest bless.
ing, mars worst tormcncr in short, a strange
compound Of good and bad Young woman.
hood
\ dream which j. not dream
Aud get not quite reality
lCncinuatt Times.
Now comes our shows here we go.
Young womnnhood IA shining star beam
ihg out softly between the lftcd cloud an an
gel without wings Il something incompatible,
the value Of which cannot bc estimated an
cphcmera not living two days alike
\ thing of beauty a joy always,
Jntil it comes TO footing store bills.
tRockton Gazette.
Mr. Rockton Gazette, you are too hoyd on
the iiedgIings
Young womunhood not bad 10 take, aI.
ter she has wiped Tie bread and butter from
her lipS--all the world aud The rest Of @aR.kind
have often felt the force Of this fact 4 tulip
not quite full blown hut great deal more
fragrant II nice bread pudding not quite baked.
but good cnough for common folks ! little
witch possessing the power TO charm Il fellow,
but yet mol able to make him stay charmed
In word, u hci'cr--
\ hcfcr which IL not quito q hnlcr,
1c1 amt q hpiIer.calr hy LONG shot.
Morristown Banner
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
GENUINE PREPARATION


HIGHLY CONClNTR ATED COMPOUND ELtlD
EXTRACT BuCIU,
Io, Diycts,s Of Hc Btti.icr. kan,gs, G,arL Drol&M
llod.aca8 distractions, Scra biso@@,
E,aair Clwgitats aid m diycmo' u liz S,rg@ Oyygw
Arising ron rNccsscsaud nprud'nrcs IN life. and re-
moving o improper charges FROM the bladder. Kid
ucys or sexual organs. whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause they may have originated
ANu 10 NATTER OF NOW LuNG STANDING.
Giejgy bciH oad tg1r 10 ho ttouae anil bioom 10 NC
I,i1R tH,et.
JOY TO TlIE AFFLICTEDli!
It cures nervous and dcblatcd sufferers and removes
uIl the symptoms, among which will he found
ludipo.ition
to cNortlon. loss Of
power. loss Of memory.
difficult, of breathing, gen
crnl weakness. horror of dis
ease weak nerves trembling. dread
lul horror ui death, night -Nrats cold feet.
WHhctHlurss. dmupss uf vision. tlugnor, univor-
fal lu..udc IF the mu.rular system often enormous
appetite. with dysppptie symptoms. hot hands,
'nshing Of the holy. driuass Of Tie skin,
aIltd cnnnt"uongc gHd crnptions on
the face. pain in the back. hea-
vines Of The cyrls irr-
gurnily bluc, pots
lying before
the eyes,
wtt temporary unu-ioa a'd loss Of Sight. want orut
jennn. -reft mobility r'.lle..y+s, with horror Of
society Nothing h NOR desirable 10 such pl.
t.cn tbn solitude. aul nothing they more
drrld Iug l,Hrol themselves NO re-
pose ul manner. no rarupstur.~. no
suHtuibtiuu. but hurried
transition lom one
gug Ion ~ a-
other.
1lm ymp'M 4 allowed to aooa vlich tht.
POWER FtIt lIl AND ErH.EcrIC FITS in ON.
uI which th plltE DIX naE nNptpt. Aheeau -3y that
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28
PORTER & ALE.

A NEW SUPPLY of the best brands of Scotch Alt
"a and London oricr, just received at the DRUG
store Of NORWOOD TlLDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-28

Young womanhood -moasses touched with
a little birthstone, spread on bread, not butter
ed: a being all joints and anclcs not lied out !;
an Uniformed form, dciormed by stays Il pal
lid thing that loves the ripening peach q young
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in the evening. but that Of late he has refused TO
do 81. But Frank is spoken Of by furmer acqain-
tances rs good fellow" They say he was ney-
er regarded a. bad young man. although he vas
rather wild. Others say the family feared his
habits would lead him to some desperate act.
About O'Clock last night, Mr.. Campbell, who
lives next door TO the scene Of the murder. saw
him at the corner Of Both street and 9Th avenue,
apparently much excited, carrying something in
his hand wrapped in paper, AMI going hurredly
towards his home. lie believes il TO have t.een
tho Ratchet. Subsequent 10 this. however, he was
seen in Showers oyster saloon, No. 355 English
avenue, where lac took refreshments, and con-
ver-ed pleasantly. lie was in company with II
son o! the late DR.. Deane and Mr. Horn u nephew
Of Mayor Tiemann. lie made All appointment
while there to meet nm acquaintance Welncs-
day. The Ratchet which he used in the cxecu-
ton Of his murderous designs is dull and has the
appearance of having been used for opening boxes.
The knife i. an ugly weapon--a butchers knife
with an inch and half blade six inches long
pom and has lately been made very sharp
1t il, Of course impossible to conceive any
adequate motive for this wholesale and horrld
butchery. Two theories ARE presented one, TINT
he killed his father for the ancicl injuries he had
received Mt his hands, and frenzied by the bloody
deed, killed all that came in his way. Another is
that be intended to leave witnesses of hiscrimc
and no heirs to his fathers fortune and, finding
that he had not succeeded either III destroying the
whole family nr in concealing the evidences of his
guilt killed himself rs soon as he heard the officers
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Douglas in Illinois.

We find in thu Cincinnati Gazette an article TIA
ken from the Chicago Tribune. from which We
make the following extract. Tho Tribune is u
Black Republican paper; but, outstanding this
it is opposed to the recollection Of Mr. Dou, GAS
In article predicting the defeat of Douglas, that
paper says:
"Mr Douglas prctcnsions to lrce-soiIism of tho
doubtful and untrustworihy sort which contents
itself with opposition to Lccompton only, will
save himself from tho effect of popular displcas-
ure. We look for M expression from Illinois TINT
Will agreeaby asonsh our most sangninc tricnds."
1t will be observed that this Black Republican
paper declares that Mr.. Douglas has made "prc-
tensions to Frccsoilism" Its objection to him is.
that these prctcnsions nre of doubtful and un-
trustworthy sort" Ordinarily, journals in tho
interes, Of tho Black Republican party ARE in tho
habit of stgmatsing men whom tn, South is fro
Iquently nfa to trust, ~ "pro-sa,cry Democrats"
--as sid to the South" Ii that is the language
employed towards men Of whom the South is sns
picious. what shall think of one If whom it il
said that he has even made "pretentuns to Free
solisnl?'
Mr.. Douglas position was SO satisfactory to the
Black Republicans last winter that even tho New
York Tribune advocated his return to the senate
The New York Times an organ Of the same faith
docs 80 now. Tho Chicago Tribune the most bit
ter Abolition paper in the Union, ol,erts to him.
not upon the ground that he is not Frees ,iler--
but upon the ground that his Frcesoili>m is Of IA
doubtful and unirnstwurthy sort Differing from
the Tribuae-be!icving that his Frccsoilisn is
perfectly rcliabio-we prefer tha, Mr. Stephen A.
Douglas should he left at home. II W. are to have
n frccsoilcr from Illinois in the United States
Senate, We prefer who is candid and outspo-
ken, instead Of ono who is given to duplcity, dis
honesty, and double dealing.
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BY GODDIN Il APPERSON, AucTIoSEERs,
RiCHMON "a.

I ARGE AND VALUABLE ESTATES AND
NELSON COUNTY, 100 MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold ut
The premises WE'D EsDAY. the 2ith Of no.
NEMBER. 1858, at ~ O'Clock II iar If the fair
day Tie valuable heated above the one called
"MIDWAY aid the other BEiMONr"
The friner contains l. s3 Acres lies James River J.
r. X Canal passing through It, The low grounds
Place valuable the river the high In
ne state of Improvement The improv consists -
1t small COTTAGE, and every other building s
sa,3 for tie place ali IN good order. Ill
The other Belmont lies Immediately IN the of
Midway On this. there is Oversee,s House very
Barn. Tobacco lIouses Negro Quarters. Stables
Tn highland farm, and contains leo Acres That part
o IN wood has lnge quantity of barrel timber AMI pine
and poplar on it,
On the isi tract and bordering the canal Is the MID
WAY MANUFACTURING MILL" with Cooper Shop Mil
le House. and from 10 Acres of Land attached The
Mill is new 40 feet long by Al tr ad halt of
s'hr six stories high, the other built Of wood
There hive pair of hlrrs: for Wheat
and one for Plaster Attached 10 the MIL is circular Of
large size Tn" Mill is capable OF grinding - barrels -four
per day its brand nds high country mill Taking
ih" consideration its Toe ion.
mthtfy this Is believed 10 be among the valuable
country mills in Virginia The Farms
searai'y be preferred aid the Mil without
the Farms
TERMS One fourth cash the balance and ears,
for bonds Learig interest, secured by trust deed
J GRATrAN CABELI.
fx Saeby GopniN ArrEEsoN, Auc,ioneers.
.'rt - ida.
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Inspiration for his success by rcmonstrance
against the hcresy Of his doctrine.
Thus do we see The leading organs Of public
sentiment in nearly every State Of the South, re-
|pudiating the Squatter Sovereignty doctrines Of
the Illinois Senator. and most of them denounc-
ing him 10 language Of severe condemnation
If the people Of the South. after the utteranoes of
the Freeport Speech still sustain Stephen A.
Douglas. it will afford him only the greater en-
couragemcnt to plunge still deeper into the very
worst dogmas of Aboitionism.
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ADVE RTISE
Aud nest the trade of the Great South-Wes

n AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
OF the Railroad from ynchburg Knoxville all OF
having large circulation among the people of South
Virginia and rs st Tennessee.
Bs1s" ADV ERrlSE AND GET RICH ~Gsa
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEW s, Bristol.
BRoWSIbW'S KNOXVILLE Eienu.' WING.
INDICATOR. ."ncsIorough Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCEK, MorfistowI, Tenn
vAztTT STAR Lexington Va
V VnMaShAT' ,A,n'nsaon.v.
SENTINEL, ,,.-.,. -.
SALEM REtISrI.R Salem. Va
the VISITOR. .!arion Snythe GO Va.
VIRGINIA rAIEioi Independence ,,tayson co. Va
DEMOCRAT, [ -. ~.
STAR AID HERALD. ChristisnsbuTy, Va.
NfilItViI.LE TELEGRAPH, t,v,,,.,;,,o -
WfiifNII.t.i: II MIS-, b"''"'' -
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union M.nr.e eeAtnty, Va.
, AbVbtArE Jefe rsonviiis. Talewel county, Va.
REGISTER, Danvl'e Va
THE "SOtTHW Est" Pcarisburg, Giles county, Va
Persons wishing 10 advo e of the atove papers, will
fni 10 THEIR INrERIT Ia rail- az the ofiee of the
Iynchburg tirgniGn, w where contracts will be
made, aud advertisements FpEN AkpEr WITHOUT DELAY
81 viii aso receive ard forward advertising I" paper
Ii the United States a. WADDIII
rpt Virgipian
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Mr.. O. d. Matteson's reported secession from
the Republican, party is TINS explained in the
Journal of Commerce. II well.inforn.ed exponent
of the party to which. it would appear, he has
transferred his support:
"Matteson was indignant at the nomination bv
the Republicans of Conkling, his biterest enemy
for Congress, and to punish him gives his sup
port to Judge Root, the Democratic candidate"
The same journal, however, ungratcfully add !,
that Judge Root will hardly be the gamer by
Matteson's approval and aid"
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The New York Times says that the Opposition in
that city have discovered the true policy in making
nominations which was for many years II secret
with Tammany. The discovery is that in order to
insure mn exciting canvass and bring out all the
votes of the party, there must be bitter quarrel
over the nominations. The more fuss and fury in
getting candidates before tho people the better
The strength of party is in proportion to its ca
pacity to fight within itself and yet present lid
front to the enemy. The experience Of the oppo-
siton in that city during the late canvass, IL
Illustrated this fact forcblv.
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More about the Coalition.

We published yesterday the statement Of Mr..
Sturgeon, Of Missouri relative to n message sent
to Francis p. Blair, Jr, last winter, by Judge
Douglas, looking to the defeat Of Mr.. Green's re-
election to the Senate, aud the substitution Of
Blair in his place. 1t appears that at the joint
discussion between Douglas and Lincoln at Alton.
he was approached upon this subject by n certain
Dr. Hope. The st. Louis Democrat, n paper un-
friendly to Judge Douglas, gives the following ac-
count Of that interview:
I'VE learn from DR.. Hope. that no asked Doug
las if he would permit +. p. Blair to make public
what transpired between them tDougps and Blair
last winter in Washington City, and that no an
swered CURLY and sternly in the negative. The
Doctor interprets the answer rs an admission on
the part OF Douglas that he lDouglas) WINS in full
fellowship with the Republican party at TINT time
This is the account Of what took place, as it ap-
pears in paper that is opposed to him. But as
we are unwilling to do either Mr.. Douglas any
body else an injustice, VIC copy an account Of the
same interview from Douglas paper. the St
Louis Herald This is the statement of the Herald
Tho Doctor asked "lIaye you any objection 10
the publication Of Frank Bairs letter in regard to
yourself aud your action at Washington last win
teri"
To which Douglas replied 81 don't care what
you. Frank Blair, or any other Abotionist may
utter or publish about mc-thcy cannot I'M ure mo
with their lies" The closing sentence Of this
remark was apparently by Judge Douglas to his
friends, as he was turning around to leave the
Doctor.
a statement which, the reader will observe,
mends the matter very little, if any. lie declines
giving the pcrmis-isn to publish the lcttcr--mcrc-
ly contenting himself with general declaration
about 'ies." This is precisely the answer we
should expect from n guilty man. under the cir
cumstanccs. An innocent mnn would have boldly
authorized the publication of the letcr-or, else,
have courtcously given some special reason why
he did not wish it published. The indication Of
guilt contained in Judge Douglas answer is
strengthened by the rude inel,ility Of his reply to
question courtcously asked.
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Tho Now York Herald.

Washington correspondent OF the Columbus
4 Miss.) Democrat says: THAT greatest Of all the
newspaper humbugs. the New York Hrdid, has
no, vet declared itself i'll favor of any candidate.
and will not declare itself II will sustain Mr..
Buchanan until the end If his administrations
sustain him boldly, and upon all questions and
then unless it can make "A satisfactory bargain
with the Democratic nominating convention it
will march over to the opposite camp. 1t matters
nothing how. came in possession Of this fact;
suffice it to say, that know it conelusyely, and
upon the best evidence"
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UJOUNTY LAND WARRANT MussHNG.-
ID On the 2ta day Of March, 1856 Bounty Land Warrant
No. 81 O42 100 Acres issued from the Derartmu
the Interior Of the United States In the Of JOHN
SHANNON. and was sent to Robert H. Gray Of Iynchburg
Va which Lafayette w. Grey his Is believed
with him out Of the limits Of the United
Said Warrant never having been In Waranees possession
sold sgnod by him. legally authorized
make assignment for himany assignment of said War
rant alleged ohsve been made by waranee any person
Tor him fraudulent and forgery has been filed In
the General Land Once to patent from issuing
said and Warrantee Intends applying to the Com
Warrant JOHN SHANNON
| oct le-dlawfor6w.
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tProm he New York evening Pest Oct. "
Horrible Tragedy in New York.

A Whole Family Butchered by a Son-A Fdfher,
Mother. THO Brothers, and Too SerraM Girls
Probably Nurdcreci-7he Homicide B,ors out
his ora BRAINS rith u Psfot.
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MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCH BURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That ysu can Sell shcn, Bas gnin.:
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As EXTR,oRp AIRY BANK FAILURE The IA /
nrc If the Western Bank If Glasgow, Scotland,
has spread mIarallcel ruin thruug hnut that city.
Thirteen hundred families held investments in the
concern, winch, Ill nlnny ewes, constituted the sole
dependence of aged pr ies~ional men, widows ard
orphan dauehtrrs Thr total paid up capital WAS
equal To - .,U1 600, When the storpage occurred,
it Was soon seen that the whole ot that property
was awrpl away, and that those who had nothing
else would he reduced tude.l.tution. 1t Was hoped
however that this would l." tie worst, la II little
further tmr il trnnspircd that thr:e would lac
deficiency Of Slj0o. 900 in addition to- the loss II
the whole capital. \ cali a ~l.9 per share was
accordingly enforced "n all who hal anything hit.
This was hnaliy pai IN june last, \ lnI thea
in,crNrncd. ana 1t was supposed th0t, il there
should happen to he any further call, It would lac
light. Compile" establishment WAS therefore felt
un the ~, instant, When It wa, announced that
the deficiency. instead o. heinz ~ 10000. had
proven to he 81 ,oOUnOO, a.. tiat upon each share
fresh payment Of 5000 world ne SECURED within
Il days.
\ large prurort,,n Of tie Stoehh ,liels having
been already ruined, the hnmhcr 81 those able to
rc>pnl is lm4tcd, and il is calculated thatu If
tn" thItceu hundred not moro than one hundred
aud fifty will ultimately have any property
lett. Many Of he Sufferers have died; and
have become insane. children have lcrn
hecn tln,vn ou the chair; of IN cads and Stran-
gers aud there is scarcely family in the district
which is rot. to some extent. afflicted One emf
nrnt retired merchant. who had invested the whole
OF large fortune IN the concern las died 81 II bro
ken heart. Yet Ike D:rccter-.or amaiority ofthem
SAYS The London correspondent of the New York
Commcrcnl,ia>c adopted hol'! and unscr,.l ulous
tore To the last They relied upon their Parlia-
mentary influence, especially among the Torres.
AID the Government have screened them through
out. Among their chief apologies tEey have
numbered Sir Archibald 4 ON, the III hor of the
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NNUVABEE LAND FOR NA1.E.-I will Ae=
PLANTATION lying in the W estern part Of Rowan
comfy, n C., within 10 miles of Salisbury Rail
road and mile Of tho W. N c. Railroad con aiming 6aD
AckES onefourth Of which Is good Bottom Land which
produces and the different grasses well The INLAND
is Red Loam and Is well adapted rag Of Wheat Co
and Tobacco The Timbercd Land Of which there -.
about 200 Acres covered with growth Of CD
The different Oaks Pine Hickory. Walnut &c The s4
ed Land is in 4 high state Of cultivation.
The place is well improved with excellent DWELLING
NJ andevery other building necessary to accommodate
e large family and large Of The
the best quality and very abundant Having kept tho
pac for several stock farm is all enclosed
good fence There will be about 100 bushels
ed on this Fall For further particulars address At
wan Mills, n G., or call and examine it,
oct 27-c4tt JNO FOARD
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NOTICE..
SIPEEINTENDAN or ICE.
IA A TENN NAN R.Ilh lHh

IPEIINTENDANrS OF ICE.
VA TENN. RAILROAD 60.
IY>CHR,iG VA Oct @th 1879
Am Monday. the LIST lay of S"r".h.r I'll
ptn.uce suffered remain liz tie Der' at Lvnrhug
longer hours will re-. we'd TO archo' Wit in
the all produce removed, viii be charged
thee Nlsn>c such transfer.
Tbs step rendered 10y the accumulation Of
Freight il, ihf Lvnrhhurg Depot by which the Company
well tie Consignecs freight sub cct serious ncon
vcnrnce and risk # loss W. q. SMITH,
Rptt
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TAVERN ron SALE NELSON COURT.
L. HOUSE-ln pursuance of decree Circui, Count
OF Nelson County rendered at Its September is
sui o Charles Perrow. &c, against Martin Baker, &C. the
undersigned Commissioners appointed FIR the purpose
sell t" the highest bidder for cash enough pay the
suit and of the sale. the residue years
credit Interest from the day of sale the TAVERN M
Hot sc LOT, with appurttnauces attached, aH
euicd by George H. Turner at Neon Court l.,
take place on the premises the 18th MONDAY In NOVEM
BIER next (Couri day. Tho property is fifty steps
Court House Persons desiring make keeping
business. We think might dn well to buy this property.
ROBERT WHITEHEAD, IT,
ALEX'R FITZPATRICK. }So'hr To-
octo7 cla wtts
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LNRTsIE ARRIVAL OF MOUNTAIN LIME.
II Inst hand 800 barrels Of fresh MOI NTAlS LIME. To
which invite the attention friends ami customers
Oct 10 isl CAMP SMITH = CO
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AMUSEM ENTS.
D u d L EY Fl A L L :.

kUkKEL x co, LtssEfs AND AhSAoIRs
Geo KuBkel John T. Pard. aud Tho- l. Monleyo
rHOS L. MOxLEf. AcfIse mASAsaa
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UNRUsTEk'h sAEE.-By virtue Of "a deed Of
trust executed by ID. Cslnon and Of Clerks
Office Of the nchbnrg Hastings Court will UE3DAY
the End day Of NOVEMBER next at 10 O'Clock NJ and In
front OF the Markethouse In Lynchburg sell ubi Auc
ton. for cash fine work HORSES WAGONS and 4
tAKTS, with their Gear G. CLARK, Trustee.
oct 23dsaturdav ednesiay saturday Xtues,lay
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NthOs appears from the exposition of compc-
tsAs sathorlty, a. well a. from his own declara-
tfnns III JiAp Douglas a6Grms the right Of a
may intirpose for it. protection. Under these
circumstance. We arc constrained to qualify our
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

day at a M
Arrive at Little Prairie next days by pm;
Leave Little Prairie Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Anss IT Port William next days by p m.
Bids for Increased speed and frequent service
on this and 1856, l065G, and l0635 invited.
4a6 From Port Wliala, by Calvy, Grubtville, and
Fuckers Prairie, to Rich Woods, 36 miles and
buck, week.
Leave Port William Friday at a u:
Arrive at Rich Woods by Gpm;
Leave Rch Woods Saturday at am;
Arrive a, Port William by 9 PM
i27 From Delphi, by Bem, Argo, Bourbon, Harrison's
Mills, Rock Sprirg, and Fouche Renaul, to Po-
tosi, 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Delphi Wednesday at 2 am;
Arrive at Potosi next day byh pm;
Leave Potosi Monday at m;
Arrive at Delphi next day by 6 pm.
2s From st. Charles by Cot,leville, Naylors Store
Hickory Grove, and Pitts, TO Warrenton Al miles
and back three tines week.
Leave St. Charles Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at am;
Arrive at Warrcnton by pm;
Leave Warreuton Tuesday, Thursday, and satur'
day at am;
Arrive at ST. Charles by 7pm.
O42s From ST. Charles, by ST. Peters, Wellsburg Flin
Hill, Troy, Old Alexandria, Auburn, Prairleville
Charlemont, Bowling Green, Frankfort, and New
London, TO HcnnbaI, ~ miles and back, six times
week from, lst November to lst March, and three
tinaes week residue Of year.
Leave ST. Chatles MoIday, Wednesday, and Friday
at IL am;
Arrive at Hannibal in 80 hours by IL M
Leave Hannibal Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN;
Arrive at ST Charles next days by m, and daily
except Sunday, beiyeen same hburJ from lei
-. November TO ist March each year.
''V From Labaddie, by Augusta, Femme Oeage, New