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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24
septic
Il Great .usafet..s rg,- F.malss.-Hu,.-

II Great .uedfefas for FsnsGEes.-H~n-
dreds Of stimulants have Teen invent and sold,
purporting to be specific i'll the various diseases aud
arrangements TO which the delicate form of woman
render her subject. The result Of all these stimu-
lants has been to impart nIometay actioity to the
system, and false vigor to the muscles but
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostraton greater than before and the repeated
attempts of nvaids to build themselves up by these
false remedies, have finally ended in destroying
what little vital organization left. But in
ing g Bocrhares Holland Bit ers,' you will hnd no
such disastrous results. 1t is purely vegetable
compound, prepared strictly scientific prnci-
Piles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland
Professor, Berhave. Under its influence, erery
nerve and muscle receives new strength and yigor,
appetite and sleep return, ard finally, perfect
health and sleep. See advertisement in another
column. jan15-lmd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24

z The Iron front Brick Store now occupied
BY VIM. Wells a Boot aud Shue store on the
corner of the alley next door to James Oakley &
sons No First street. Possession given the 1st
of March Enquire at the store or of Judge Foster.
janl7-1md
ROR ~ o Il h n II ~" 3 SUG.9R.-5O
0W hhds fair TO choice for sale by
g. +. GILBERT 3 CO.,
iapI1 No. 4 Sycamore street.
MRVCE W@RR.AT FLO UR.-5OO Lbs
dec2I ELLIoTT's Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24
An OrIIimnnce

To amend an Ordinance passed July 5th, 1859, eati-
tied g An Ordinance concerning the Wharf Of the
Ctr Of EvaRsciIIe, and repealing former OrdiRaI-
ces'' Passed January 10Th, 1861.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil of tia City of Evansville, that the Common
Council shall hereafter, from time to time, appoint
two Wharfmasters, to serve until the first Monday
in April next ensuing, and until their respective
Successors shall he elected and qualified, and that
each Of said Wharfmasters shall be sulject TO all
the provisions of the said Ordinance of July 9Th,
1889, and all other ordinances rules and regulations
now in force which may hereafter be passed re-
IRting to Wharyes and Wharf1nasters
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: P. BURKE, Clerk. ianl9
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N0O TKCE.

. " Persons knowing themselv indebted to
the late firm of Kohn & Britton will please come
forward and adjust the same, the said firm being
dissolved. We desire all persons having claims
against us to present them Immediately for pay
nient. janI4) EOHN & BRITTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24

Tooth and Ear .9cIss AMONG FHs
complaints for which HHanelgeIrs TIN Aaodgas is
adopted BY application to cavity 10 Tooth, OF to
the Ear, with cotton wet with the Anodyne, Is al
most instantaneous in effect and in where out
ward application fails to give relief, the Importance
of double application, by taking it inwardly, is
feature not often found prominent in prepar-
alton. Like other declarations, please prove this
by trial, aid the Anodyne will not long to be
FaraiLg Necessity. See advertisements aud read
pamphlets jana Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24
x1REsHaRRxE.zE or RGGs, BUT.

Il ter Corn meal, Flour, Beans, Sugar, Coffee,
and GLASSES, greatly reduced prices,
NICKERY BROS
ianl5 Star Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-24
NU.V'S.METH sHOP .HOV.RD.

NHOR RRyN.T-THE WE'LL MO IN
II Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael
Gavisk, deceased, grocery and pro- 'ion store
corner Of Main aud Fourth streets. There 10 q
frst-rata smoke house attached TO the store.
Apply to John Gavisk, o. WIN. KAHN IT.
July -d& vii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
THE pRoRABIE RESULTS OF THE WAR.

From the London keolonsl
TIE VIII draw together the Northern Stat as they
have been drawn together yet-wi teach them the
alimportani character of the slavery ssues-w sweep
the poll ca controversies which have long ritt red
the attention of statesmen and diverted them from the
really great sues which were slowly maturing beneath
the surface Of sociey-and finally, will impress them
with the absolute necessity Of closer u1ion strorg
central power suppression Of those repul;ive forces
which keep State and State jealous and apat in one
word with the duy OF turning the Federal Government
into really supreme power. Such, We tbiuk, mly, and
probably will be- result of the disastrous con-
act in which the United States now engaged.
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naNIO pnsCES, IN EAnNRHT, -,

Al Who'll tsIALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH STRAUsE. 70 - Main street
Just BOUGHT the dulsr Urge stock OF
reh Lawns ard ~ t7e Jaconets and orgsnd'e
l2 l. &c rebay,s 10 and higher; Gee all col
crs a. Is % cts & handsome Berr stl shsws win
Cheue Embroidery 80 worth - 90 Back and Cnoied sS
P.ssos from IS upva d. fast cO'o'ed Otico al %"
and crnt. cheap O Ladies k Thread owes aud HEnni-
lets Al and short long SIX M R 3IE ann %
r worth double the money; iosrries, Linen llandkcrc-ls,
rh Linen and posors; Black Shifting an shsen.;
pillow Case Muslin ARD Toweine; Frtnh Netdworked Cca
o l2 T. - cts Cambric and Swiss Bands the finest vok Ia
- CITY Oa,srev aud 4Gen Goods ar dtn and Hnys wear
ba an Oolored Silks great uooi too nanvr-
ors 70 mention found prices that astonh every BODY
that calls Al Main street Look out for The r9ht paee
zplT IVeHfh eihA'Sa'
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

fiR rdk SALE OF NEG&CE&
TflHE u1trrntd as h day tn Auction ooness
f,r ta sale ~ NtGRnES ~ the Au ton soo fraukhn
street lately ,uri-d ~ BsTfs 4 GREcOEI
He VIII sci toth pIhH y apd privately and soEe the
pNiro Ofhs friends md ih pUhdc generally Tie liges ia
I o prou'tc the lat rest ~ hs patrons; at hle-s III So"
Ai rom h o7g rNpyTlee 10 ths trad he wi be s7eei TO
ob.an the H. hest market pce lie v make LIBERAL advances
al property Ia ha,dapS prgpVel to b'sri pc sous en
grged n tse tl'e and =! te serv4nshaying ample accom-
laodA lone Tor bot. n StCErS
On Franklin. 3,t d3o- belos " y ftreet
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THE sUBJECT IN THE JOURNALS THE BLO-K
ABE TO BE DiSREGARD

The Emperor Aniouuus made very celebrated decls-
rstion--thst "Ahhs ugh the Roman Emperor was Lord
Of tie Esrtkthe Law OILY was the ruler Of the sea y
President Lnco'n Who has been comp He'd to bate
,r X, . nse,<n ions on lard, all let Us hope be
81. III Ii ir brel<r<ocs ~ n gAds he sea. Ccnpar-
4 .lh to u<41|ale <nfuire be- no doubt is lower
ga 81 t<s< sn< BE ha> fQnsdrons in various parts
|.| I @1|1 q q 1hIfh ~ spssd hons~ardi so soon
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RICHMOND WHIO.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1868.
VOLUME 65.

DESIRE TO attention - removal rom No lu9 Ma
street. eon1edous buldng Ne sZs Main ssEee A1
Ioia.ns TIE neS -..- ,-,-,- .,
between Sh and Oh Streets where Pofaredto e1ho1s as
stock o. ----- .-.--
A. -,adymAie Millinery Articles han heretofore conhn OF
an st-s .nd Velvet born-ts Bonnet Panss hhboa sh
80 1eran Flowers sis! Ws-aihs Head Dresses Or,s Q
I,-~ Gems .ad Cr.pe Glsha Collar aud Sleeves
f.nt. Caps aud Cosk Ra-hs ai Fta', Sc Ia al .y-
H. .,nne-1n general Millinery business - M tuuft
ti 70 order CloaAs I'D Santas, o' al En h te aii 'a
on.a'e stvr reasonable priceA All oEdcrs S ree prompt
- .,-l.l stl-ntoa- n c BARTON
g2s MN
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1861. SPRING HADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. IS Main ST.,
TVAvE their tU stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Pan
Oils Tyestus &C., which they prepared 10 sell very low
fr cash J0VJt cters six months time. Al goods
of ,he best quality. stock consisting In part oi e
following articles: = .,-,. , ,.,
Indigo, EmnEHS lob4ecoi iS'erS 'o'hp
srn N. Soda (EnRislO Turf OF,
En. AL : Wrtcr Pearls,
~ l. pTood NJ. dcGal b andy,
C,ruborI Medicinal Wines
OopIras Yrrmi uges (al knis)
Castor OH Fi tau kindsl
ntratcj Lye,
Ginger Soaps IAN k.nds)
p.r,.r S.dliZ POwdcre
ArsiIcs Cherry Pector.,
Sutmrgs Mustang iinimeut,
Pu'ty, tom hFs'c,
Olive on Tonqua Beans
Spts Tu-psnt'ne BscElng,
vanish, (an kindl Coal On
window Glass Gall sEes) BurrlnS f!ud,
CheWirg Tobacco, Matches 80
srgs-s (sl grsdts) Nschnr ut,
Tanners Gil Iinsted hi, &c 81,
Together viii variety OF P,rumerS Tooth hAir anu nan
ru- Al Medicines ard variety OF goods ud
ally sold 70 a Drug 81 re.
S,S S'' A'''"'' paw " DOVE co
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DISSOLUTION
NEN EElS VI.

TfiE undersigned have formed piaefsp Tor the purpose
Of conducting General Com mission business at the old stand
Of ~ eds e this city. uLder The firm Of b. Sob
EBVE Co.. Will be pleased To receive The patronage CT
the friends NJ t- concern the public generally
pied. give satisfaction In all business
r. n. s0MERvILLP,
EDWARD GRAY
rI.rINnNn Anrll 9Th 1s61. ans
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A BuoK ABOUT DOCTORS.
:ooKsrLLRs AND srArIoSKRS

NEW B0OKs:
. ROOK ABOUr DOcTORs Nv cordy jefferson, author Of
sHoyels snd Move So" Ae Illustrated si-s5 80. :
rE NATION A. COSfR vE8SY The Neier y: iae fahes
ma n ,t.,s fthe cuuntry ~ jos q sall-s Is.
r,fE ftTryraATtp BoKsE % cTOA W fdSard Nayhe~,M
avs RVGT ANDyoi iso and syo s1e nr1 q 90
AMI Al sciENrIFIc DISCOVERY or, Yrer Reos 81 ,
sri-n>e aaa Art Fdtei b. Dzvit a Wells a f
ryrF ekFlT PREPtR TIoS OF. Redeupten
= ~ Rev. Jonn Cunnirg. ID q. y
srolsish "a iora cnureh vos o.
fRuuPs- A hoVsL ~ GsoFn hiA,
tLA
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ROOKN AND NTATIONERl

VuPoRTED 6OODS. ..-,,-.
cf superior Q1aiiy snG oeAas1s y ~ ~
Dutch Cheese. IA balls, Of sope Tor quality
Ohv-s Capes Olives Fsrci
GrAude Chsrtsuse Cor1ia', (white and greenJ
NsecaToaL Vegmeeeln, - CisaHs
Chox Chos Caula ssr. ouions
wosfer sauce, Soysrs. Rsish, PEsEaaie sauce
Mustard. olive on and s4rdines ,,A.v
Brandy 1885 Ch4mp4gnrs IN nagnnoS quarts pnis anu A
pin.s
clarets, hon good 70 very superior
i.Sa-s. BLAIR 4 cHaMegRIsvEE!5
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III -
Wharf, and arrye for Sale Ia lots 70 suit
30 r B. 81. .dERVILLEk Cn
A SUPPLY OF TIIE LAT ESr Music
n Al NORRIS Bookstsre, 81 Main street
n = Rival Waltz Ry Cha les CIR be. Csc
Tver Of T. ee Transer briianie By I. NJ Brown To-
The Obe-on Polka BS Gohe csc -
Tap on wndow Pane. New song BY J. r WEBSTER eVc
sofg OF B-suty. BY W. II. G5c
Msid- Prayer. written and adapted by W J. Wsnore, NJ
c.yatna IN RaO waSche Arranged ior the rah0 by Jas
I,nsIe'. Grave. New sOug. BY J. P " lister fbc
The stranger s the Sill Words by buchanan aed Music by "
BR 25c ,, -,
Gentle wne Written byrr James Cooper Composed by
Curtis &c -
Tn. Hsrries Las. P,ikA By A. Almrth. 40c.
The CITY .icSser. c0pa and re5pectIy dedcsted
10 he CITY Guard CsPt John p May BY kodors
CAMPS 40c
IN. Artists sohottisch by james Bsnak 4oc.
In Bao IN Opera Verdi eoeturne CantAbe J. As
Lorena. With Yariaiicss Ry u sistsrt soc.
q rPRRIoR OLD RYE MHISk Y.-leo hbls pure
country and Distilled Pye WHISKY For sale by
.nsSs Ia q. DAVENPORT
IRAN VANS! IRON vASEsi IR0N vssEs!
Cast lion Vases, 81 all sizes, r sale Al NE
China Store OF % hSo- S ~, senss "a al A..
uh15 ~.--- - - - -
IS 3D. =. w..,srp WHISKY, ss.tr.<1 tAs<. q. .ss
: :, s. 5 IS A S;
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,.,,lr,r. r,r, YnIrnrt;t,,,S lN ACrINM

= 30
SEAVICs paratiou and ri be p-t a nor 'dlaei
Manual tactic, Volunteers "a Atrr- trfNi s. crp'ea
sm the late tS;t>ptku AUrE tutrs i1g a. " g eS' ~
"a. FOR Too in 4ctv service hv Col AZ IL -lH'Sf
NEASLY READY.
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED R'FtAihN T.
We would call you- vuiion In. oris MI rrS ~ Az
% puuleed. BY our towns san H'ir t
an The btox has b-ea prepared 9f ' g hu''s
nnvi. OF the Army ted as NANu,t b-72 son
on and abdgem-ut the drill tor siaurei I'm n 10 s8-
5iau TO whch Is printed In ~ thr ssthh e. rl ~
Edcnen hy Caps Aaury to vhrt 'ir a'slt -
fsrrrd ~ faynrabiy coluTns - ve - 't y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

i - A. =. Sr0ktS Z &c.
Yyot u,ys -, uoksE uR MULE In bal condition t. Du-
4 ValN NorIou's IsUrse EODtc. II N vNfth my
the pree Tor improving the co diin e hoses g.
Se. - -. - t.
I-slby ali Drugsats in the lac C1'd States AID u We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

OUNs have those fine German Cans on hand and
tJ Ter hem ,or sale at the old price. oRahZ,
malls no. . Et'hs1v- niocs
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. SUPPLY or TuE LAT EST MIsIG

TUMP PLASTER.-255 tors Lump Plaster, on th'
% r. B. SgdERVILLEk or.
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NUMBER 1873.

r TIyRRPOOLPIvE SALT . o. aocks Liverpool Vine
kIsGLT per hip Hlwahs In james River, direct
| '.ns5 EDMUND. DAVENPORT CO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
"M AILS." :"
RocKPoRT, August 9th, 1861.

RoCKPoRT, August 9th, 1851. EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT-
 Since YOU have published communication from :. Princeton'' of the 20th ut., presume you will allow defence.
 There are several things in connection with our mails lately which cannot explain. l cannot eX- plain why the hack from Hot Springs via Rock port to Camden, was permitted to empty, car rying no mails for near a month after this State left the old Union, willing to receive and demand ing Lincoln's mai but refusing to carry the mail because it was confederate mail. Why you would not, or did not expose this Lincolnism when in formed from this place, do not know.
 Somebody drives the stage from Fair Play to this place. It has long been the custom at this office to receive all mail matter at the hands of the dri yer. When he said " that's all,'' the post master commenced opening the mall but the prese ent dr yer has time and again thrown off the letter sack and drove off, this office getting no papers, It was suggested that the paper sack for this place was on the stage, that MT. Huddleston be reqested when he should drive up to receive the mail, to permit a search for the sack, which he did, and the sack was found in the boot since that time there is always search for sacks.
 This will show to some extont why the Camden mail is not forwarded. Inever, until informed by knowing ones lately, would presume to search a stage for mail matter, when informed by the driver (swom 1 suppose all are,) "that's all." It
 
 telling the driver by my acts, you are tar.
 elf the post master at Rockport does his duty will he please say so?' The post master here has failed to receive at the hands of the driver all mail matter offered him; he has often asked where the Camden sacks were, and has often been told they were not aboard. He always at the first opportunity, offers the driver all mail on hand And also say what prevents the Little Rock papers, dated on Thursday, from arriving in Rock port in time for the Princeton mail on Friday ?''- This is rather singular question. What do I know about it more than any person else7 If knew all that is done by those who mail the paper the post masters the route, the drivers, etc., would tell Princeton all about it.
 Mr. Pope, of July 25th, 1861, informs me that the Princeton mail had been brought back to his office three times during that week. I would say 1 never said mail till it had returned to him " three times" If it could have passed this office and been returned ' three times'' in week. I'll treat Mir Pope, or any other person, to a water melon, who will explain it. I do hereby assure MT. Pope, 1 did not receive the said mail at any time previous to going back to him, neither did 1 send it back.
 WILEY PATTERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

ever before--ths is not, however, regarded as in dicating attack It is reported that the English and French fleets are intended for interv enton in Mexican affairs Capt. Reyes was arrested at Chain Bridge and jailed. Seward has gone to New York to arrange the new passport system.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Samuel J. Anderson ar rested charged with correspondence with Vice President Stephens.
 MEMPHIS, Aug 29.-Private dispatches from Pa ducah says gentleman from Cairo reports fight at Cape Girardeau yesterday. Confederates victo- rious. Great commotion at Cairo.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
Ngy- At a large and enthusiastic meetins

Iit5 At large and enthuslastlc meetlng of the democracy in Preble county, Ohio resolutions advocating peaceful settle ment by any honorable compromise, and declaring that they would vote for no man for any office who inteferes with the ques- of domestic slavery, also one indorsing the Hon. c. L. Valandingham, were adopted. but two dissenting voices, and much en- thusiasm and great cheering.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

THE SCENE IN THE U s. SENATE WHEN MR. BRECKENRIDGE WAS SPEAKING-Th Washington correspondent of the Balti- more Exchange, in his letter of the 17th ult., writes:
 had intended to refer particularly to the scene in the Senate chamber on the occasion ofthe speech of Mr. Breckinridge in my letter of yesterday, but was only prevented by my having to get it in the mail at the proper season.
 The galleries of the Senate were throng- ed with spectators eager to hear the voice of Kentucky, through her gallant and hon. orable statesman. A greater number of la dies were present than had ever been known before; many of them being unable to se- cure seats. Senators ceased all other em- ployment, and dropping back in their arm chairs paid all possible attention to the Kentucky Senator. About thirty mem bers of the House of Representatives were on the floor of the Senate; and wen Mr. Breck- inridge arose in his place whisper could have been heard in any part of the spa cious Senate chamber
 It was thrilling sight to see one man boldly att ack the administration which has the support of over 100000 armed menand fve-sixths of the Senators of the North ready and willing to uphold it's acts. l say twas thrilling spectacle to see one man boldly and indignantly denounce the actions of this unlimited power. As he read the constitution to those men who seek it's overthrow, and time and again coolly chal- lenged them to refutc his statements, he in spired those in the gallery with an ire pressible feeling of patriotism that escaped in bursts of applause.
 | When he alluded to the perils which were before the country, and exhorted the people to look to their constitution and their rights before 1t should be forever too late; his voice trembled and by its uncontrolla- ble modulation it could be seen that his emotions were not to be easily restrained. | At the conclusion of his remarks burst of sympathetic applause went up from the galleries that was only repressed by the re- marks of Mr. Trumbull, who addressed the galleries on the score of indecOrum. | AN INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE.-The Charleston Mercury says:
 Bartow's gallantry upon the field was most conspicuous When Beauregard point ed to battery to be taken, he replied, 'I will take 1t if mortal man can do it!'' He first led up the Sth Georgia regiment and took the battery but finding himself una- able to hold it, he retired. Almost imme- diately afterwards, he led up the 7th Geor- gia regiment, in the performance of which duty he was shot. The only words he ut tered were C Bows they have killed me but never give this field to the enemy!''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
WILEY PATTERSON
A CARD.

hct luC uCu, lHclCudIC5 dllu clIlZeH of Philadelphia, Clark county, Arkansas, vii take the Treasury Notes and bonds of the Cor federate States, also Arkansas State Bonds, als Clark county War Scrip, for all debts due us, c for anything we have for sale:
 R. T. Cook Carder & Nicely, Galloway < Jones, Anderson < Easily, N. A. Galloway, N. Dyer, c. T. Jordan, A. G. Hearn. T. B. Sloan, W. P. Radcliffe, W. c. Logan, P. NJ. Carmichael, Pennington X Co.,, J. E. Cobb, James H. Crow, w. $. McCutchen, J. H. Obaugh, Davison < Harris, Tenneson & Britton, R. F. Peoples, Isaac Hart, Jno. c. Golf, Willis Wilson. Jas. T. Fears, J. K. Benjamin, Jno. H. Thomas, H. H. Carter, Sol. Spence, H. B. Stuart, Jas. A. Lockwood, J. B. Mcdaniel, W. B. Briley, T. J. Thomas, J. k. Bangs, Hart & Rowland, Barkman, kingsbury, A. s. B. Greene, & Co.,, D. Barlow, c. Mitchel Lorenzo Hitchcock, D. J. Mcdonald, J. B. Tarvan, J. N. Harris, Crow & Wilson, Crow < Co.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
IN gnOTTgVIIIE

TEyRIWEERLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH Ss1S.-,rnITTIk
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 4z7fsEfzz<<<tz-s
AND TRI.WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING Dali
LIZ LINE AS FAR AS sCOTTsYlILE
Richmond TO scotsvles 90 Richmond 10 Lexington W w
LypcNburg / 90 " Buchanan. 90
The through will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at and and the 9th September the way
line for scosy viii leave ~ tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urday and far scovie Returning leave seots
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at ~ A. NJ
distance time OF passing In card below for through
line and observe the scotsye line will intermediate
points the opposite day the same up ana ~ hour
later coming down . -
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
Irltn- IL nnah md Erldav- Z NJ
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RAILROADS. &c.
sOUTEs-sIDE RAILROAD.

SatG'EHd-sBkE kAbLkOAD.
nHANDAPTER MONDAY THE22d AU-fI
gust The passenger Trains viii run as follows -
EKOM PETERSBURG TO LYHCHBURG.
Mali Train daily $50 H. reaeh Lynehburg Atl2ss
Pm. -,
reaches LynehhErg a. 1880 A. NJ
PROM LYHCHBUR0 TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at II A. L. reaches Petersburg at
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays st 1890 p NJ
reaches Petersburg At $50 A. NJ.
These trains with daily trains 10 the Springs Knor
VILE Nashville Memphis &C. 70 New Orleans
k This Is the shortest expeditions route TO all part
Of tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
City leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA NJ IL Eoon and City Point at $50 NJ and lSO p
Extra trains are Tup and from al the steam packets when ne
csEary. -, arm
ausa General Superintendent
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- ss' u bg9

s ss.ssr 80
OFFICE RICHMOND & PETERSBURG R. R. CO.,
RicHgoSD, Va, Oct 80, 1850. (
TTNHE trains this road viii run as follows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Per PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except Sundsysl connecting with the .
Norfolk am Petersburg Railroad al aSO A. d.
Accommodation r-weekiy, Mondsy, wednesday .
and Friday, > w \. a.
Mall daily ~ z 20 r. NJ
Trains LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily a. go A. n
Accommodation tri.weekly, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, a. $40 =. m'
Mall daily (e1cept suHdays) Rt5l5P. h.
THos. II. WYNNE,
,oh1-u Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03
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