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Charge of Cowardice Against an
Army Officer.

Washington, Feb. 10, l862.--Complaint
having been made by Gen. Lander of the
misconduct of an officer under his COM
mand, and the matter referred to the
Secretary of War, the following instruc-
tons were issued:
off General Lander is satisfied that
Col. Amsanzel was guilty OF cowardice
and Of misbehavior before the enemy,
he may be tried on the spot, and, if found
guilty, sentence of death may be execu-
ted on the spot; or he may be cashered
by his commanding general at the head
of his regiment. The former course is
recommended as the preferable one
Cowardice in an officer exhibited on the
field of battle should receive the swift
punishment Of death.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Order No. l.

IEApq'Rs 27Tn REG'T Tenn. MILlTIA, !
Sweetwater, Tenn, March 3, 1862. !
In obedience to Order No. |, of the
Brigader General of the 9th Brigade Ten
nessee Militia, the entire Militia of tho
9th Regiment are hereby commanded
to assemble at their respective Company
Muster Grounds, on Friday, the 7th day
of March, 1862, and elect their officers
that are entitled to commission, and re-
port to these Headquarters Immediately,
You are furthermore commanded to
assemble at your Regimental Muster
Ground on Saturday, the Sth day OF
March, 1862, for the purpose of organizing,
&c. It's expected that all will comply
with this Order.
BY order of JOHN A. ROWAN,
Col. Commanding,
HuGu l.. Fry, Adj't.
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OBITUARY.

There was fair girl that died of late;
On hor bright angels did impatient wait,
With outstrctched arms and wings Of love,
To wuft her soul TO realms above
prp, on tho 18th Of February. 1852. iu The
10th year Of her agc, Liam D., youngest daugh.
tor n Shade and Mary Cnllswsy. This tender
rose bud was nirped by tho hand Of Tina just a.
II was bursting into tho bloom Of womanhood
while the dewdrops of the morning Of lifs were
still upon H. She manifested dean aud proper
sense NJ the change that awaited her. She mel
her desih with unshrinking fortlude aud a full
asSurance Of her acceptance in Christ. 81,
seemed 10 nay, lob Death, where 10 thy sting; Oh
Grave, whore 10 thy victory"
How Of, think. What heavenly rtacs,
What hopt, serene and high,
Around hef parting spirit hehmed,
And III her closing eye.
What more tbsn4ssssial beauty graced
Hcr rsle. urtfes,bing clsyi
Sud What 40 air NJ hea roro,s
= hif tt,9 ita'afvi ~ A frfrtr
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$50 REWARDI

q RAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
s(A on the LIST day Of February s62, six miles
0AF East Of Athens, Tenn, his NEGRO BOY
~ Tom. lie is about 20 years old about 3
feet inches high; bright muatto; with scar
on his jaw weighs about li5 pounds; dressed in
brown jeans sack coat; had when be left black
oycrcost; carried one pair OF pants and n blue
blanket Ind on black oil cloth cap. He is n
yer, likely boy; steps and speaks quick. | will
pay tho above reward for his apprehension and
delivery to me, at my residence. or for his safe
confinement in any Jail so tia, can get him.
The last account he was at T. uptons, on Tar
Creek, Monroe county, Tennsssee,
W j. RICE.
McMnn county, Fob H. i 500 --tf--6Q9
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~ 1Mi BOY. NAT, DISAPPEARED fKoN
Mbihe Crawl Tiaia en the East Ttbnefsee 4
Geetgia Raj Road, Al cslasua, On he
q aigh " the "a inst, aud has ~, bcsa
~. heard Il slass, Ne Is about 81 years ed
u black, and ha, soahial Appearance ia qa,sk
spoken; lon and heavy sci; has tigh, broad
forehead, running az IN Polnts over his tsmpies.
his frOntteeih are somewhat d,eayea; hasa qaIck
shor step. ANY information, OF his delivery y
me Al Rieeyllie, Teae, Will b. thankfally feeeit
ed aud literally rewarded. J. ATKINS,
NeoSille, MeNinn CO., Tenn. Jan, ~, ists "
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The Northwest Threatens to Cut
Loose from New England.
The New Haven Conneelieai Reporie

The New Haven Connecticut Reporter
OF a late date has the following article;
A western writer suggests that the
States Of Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan unite in establishing an i'm
mense cannon foundry with a !ew 10 lake
defenses.
We agree with the Providence Post.
that -once let the Western States begin
to form union for the purposes Of ma.
tuai defense, no matter what may be the
special and Immediate object. and they
begin what, in twenty years OF 50, Will de-
velop into a western independeneyp This
must not be permitted. The West is IN.
jured. no doubt. more than the South BIZ
She blockade OF the Mississippi river
Freights on her product. 10 the seacoast
are enormously increased and There is no
possibility OF transporting the immense
supplies. Once the West uniies for de-
Tense, aud it will 90 down the Mississippi
We Of the East could not help ourselves.
On which the Chicago Post comments
as follows:
The idea OF western independently is
only consistent with the previous disrup-
ton Of the present Union. And ii the
newspapers OF Rhode Island md Connec.
';icut can see 80 far into the future that
there will arise time when ''Western
independence" will arrive, they make
themselves ridiculous by saying that such
an event must not be permitted
The dissolution Of the Union, the sepa.
ration OF the slaveholding States, and
their erection into an independent con-
federacy, viii not be the last Of the rebel
lion If successful. The Union once dis
solved by n recognition of the Southern
Confederaey, will be bat the beginning OF
new strife. The remaining States cam
not be expected to hold together perma-
nentiy thereafter. The West will hardly
suffer herself to be taxed nearly the full
value Of her products for the mere trans
portahon Of her products to the seaboard
when the Mississippi will afford her an
ontlet at very small charge; nor will the
West sacrifice their own interests by pur-
chasing goods at the East through the
basis OF an extravagantly high tariff, whea
along the border OF the Ohio and Missis-
sippi they can purchase the manufactures
of the Old World, taxed with mere
nominal tariff
But these are subjects which should not
be debated now, and the papers Of New
England, by their anxiety on this subject,
betray fear of the results OF this war,
which is not becoming in them, particu
larly when New England, by her tariffs
and intense feeling upon tie subject of
slavery, has furnished the only pretext
that the Southern traitors have been able
to offer as an apology for their treason
The West furnishes the fighting men and
the bread and meat to feed them with
New England furnishes the contractors
and the shoddy. Is not the West just-
fled by the experience Of the past in ask
ing for an armory, an arsenal, and dc.
lenses on heflak Should war break
out, the West should have means at hand
10 repel invasion, .by arming her own sons.
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W, W. Bogari,
Is, AttacAmenL

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Il filed in this case that the defendant $50 ab
seconds or eonceals himself that the ordinary pro.
cess of law cannot be served on him." II is there
fore ordered that publication DO made for four
consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said defendant to appear At the next term OF the
Circuit Court, to be held for Roane county, At the
Courthouse in Kingston, on shc I'd Monday Of
April next, thea and there to answer, plead or
demur to said attachment and proceedings, or the
same will be tried ca parte.
W. S, PATTON, Clerk.
Feb 81, ls62--i;--prs foe $500
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rsy. The London Times" says all the
American Government has done in tho
last six months, is TO spend money, bav.
ine spent moro than any other people
that over lived, and done nothing else
II says tho submission OF the South, and
fusure union With the Worth is impose
Bile
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Az ArHrisr - The Religious Herald says
that the Rev. A. W, Miller, OF Petersburg,
in his Fast Day Sermon, stated. on tho
authority Of distinguished Virginia gen.
tleman, who onoc resided in the same
town with Lincoln, and knew him we'll,
that he is an avcwed atheist. This fact,
lif il be fact) goes far toward the solu.
ton Of his course in the Inauguration OF
the present war. Atheism has always
been proiieal of blood--if its oun we're
not 10 re thtd
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Masonic Notice

4TA REGULAR MEETING or TUS
n aSs.re l.saes. NJ. go. ~ Pre- ana Aeesp,ed
AAse44. Asl3 "a Lsn.isn. fsla., ~ ihs ssh d b.
rnary, ises, u. fLEM HARRISON wss eHle,i
Sd ffOm al the sishts asd pfisleess u Ibs Fra
,stHiy IL Mssorf- ehsrga riA ehiuasgai,
eohdaet J, 4 HsEFfsQS, u. u.
D. r. wEIs. St'g
March 7. 1857 its-.es
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Absent Cavalrymen, Attention !

swEgrwArER, TtSS., Feb, rs, 1892.
All mechanics, detailed men, and others belong
ing to my command now absent, will report them.
selves Immediately at camps, at swcetwaier, or
they will be treated as desorters.
J. A. ROWAN,
Cnnl Cnnnnny d. lti Bni. T. Tenn. Cav
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State of Tennessee.
CIRCUIT COURT or RoANE COUNTY.
James O. Ewiug

90. -iitaclasa,,
Thos. r. Anderson and ! C. Hagler.
7 APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
l. filed in this Gaze that the defendants shave re-
mored or Abseondcd beyond the limits Of The
State, SO that the ordinary process Of ihs Law
cannot be served on them" il is therefore ordered
that publication be made for -four consecutive
weeks In tho Athens Post requiring said defend
ants to appear at the next terra Of the Circuit
Court Tor koane county, TO be held at the cvart
house In kingston. on the "a Monday ~ April
next, then and there to answer, plead or demur to
said attachment and proceedings, or the same
will be tried er parte. W, S. PATTON, Clk.
Feb Il, is62--it-prs fee $500
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]. A, ANsLEY.
Gea'l Commission d Produce Merchant,

oisce No. 900 Broad street,
An-S=;-. s:a.
WILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
w attention 10 the sale Of nsotp Lard, 0fsia,
Flour. Cotton. AMI al articles OF Merchandise
consigned 10 him. Liberal advances either 10
cash OF by eCtptanes, made on articles Ia stost.
OF when Bills OF l.ading accompany nrAfts.
REFERENCES Either Bank IN Augusta us 4
PadaIlsassd, lay 4 Co., Savannah, Cas- Geo, W :,
Williams & Co., Ehatlosten, s. c., fcRllaRn, Rob
erson 4 Co., 81 LEAR, No, W, a, Richardson,
Louisville, kyi W. h. Saaprld 4 Co, Nashville,
Tenn.
n n. "A rigid adherence 70 TIC principles 81
legitimate Commission Business via be observed.
July 10, is6l--f
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HEADQuARTERs lsT DIVISION TEEN. MILITIA,
Knoxville, Feb. ~, 1862,
Officers and employees Of Railroads, and those
connected with tAe Telegraph, are exempted from
the call Of the Militia their services being moro
useful in their present duty. BY order Of
Mai General j. W. GILLESPIE
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Jtsst ITtsIpHl
u. attachment.
Felix Hall.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
l. filed in this case that the defendant so alb.
seconds or conccals himself that the ordinary pro.
cess of tho law cannot be served on him" Il Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, re
curing said defendant to appear OF the next term
OF the Circuit Court, to DO held for Roane comfy,
at the Court house in Kingston, on the "a Monday
of April sert, then and there to answer, plead OF
demur TO said attachment and proceedings or the
same will he tried er pa,ie,
W, S. PATTON, Clerk.
Feb 81 ls62--.it--prs fee $500
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Richmond, March 3.-The President has
issued proclamation declaring martial
law over Richmond, and ton miles Of the
surrounding country, suspending, under
authority OF Congress, tho writ Of habcaS
corpus, and closing up all distilleries and
houses where liquors are sold.
John Minor Bolts, Franklin Stcarns,
and number of others, were arrested
on Saturday, charged with holding cor.
respondeneo with the enemy, with the
design Of breaking up the existing gov
eminent.
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Chanoery Court at Kingston,
FEBRUARY Rules, 1862.
Robert Williams,

~.
Samuel NJ. Williams and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
L tons of the bill that the defendant Samuel N.
Williams is non resident Of the State Of Ten
nessco It is therefore ordered by the Master that
publication be made in tho Athens Post for four
successive weeks, requiring the defendant, Samuel
NJ. Williams to appear at tho next term of the
Chan ,cry Cor t. to be held at the Courthouse in
Kingston, 70. the county Of Roane, ON the 3D.
Monday of April ncxt then and there to plead
answer or dcmur to said bill, or the same viii be
taken MS confessed against him and set for hcasug
"a parte THO. N. CLARK, C. d. ".
Feb II, ls62--it--prs fec 5000
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BRENT MILLS.

ME skk NOW PrfFiN0 Up A NEW
w smus AAehinr--a Rock RubAtr--Ai oar
Mills, On Middle Greek. MeNihn euaass, ana eos.
'Usaers sre assared thar their Wheat viii Le thor
eaghiy cleaned. and they te furnished with ius,
As good an article Of FlDar stke grain viii msk,.
T. BRENT A co.
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Capt. Company B, lst Bat h, Tenn, c
saonrd ChancerY Division.

w.. Icias Please announce me as n candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Chancellor Of the
Second Chancery Division Of Tennessee; the
election TO he hold on the Fourth Thursday Of
May next. i. NlhON VAN DYKE,
March 7, 1852
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TIE Vitrsr or TUE TaAiToBs.--A dis
patch from Washington to the New York
Times says that Andrew johnson, late Of
Tennessee, will probably proceed 10 Nash.
villo as soon as Gen. Buell's army takcs
possession Of that city and assist in tho
organization OF provisional govern.
mcnt" for tho State Of Tennessee.
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mar The gpoat Sawyer gua,' at New.
port News, BURST a few days ago, killing
three aud vounding tive Yankee gum
ners.
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Memphis, March .3.-Jonas Liebhets, who
furnished a Union flag to the Federals at
Fayetteville, Arkansas, AMI pointed out
the leading seoessionists and their prop
erty Mt tina. place, has been arrested BY
our troops, brought to Van Buren, and
put in irons.
Late advices from GAINESVILLE, Arkan-
sas. says it will be week before the fight
at Boston Mountain can take place.
The Federals, 10000 strong, are within
two days march Of New Madrid.
The Federal pickets now extend 20
miles south of Nashville.
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Il. j. Morgan was unanimously chosen
Colonel, and John N. Dunn, Lieutenant
Colonel Seven Of the companies are
now AT the Gsp-the others will soon fol-
low. hnorpiM Register, 2SM.
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The "Rellable Gentleman" in the
North.

The following paragraph, which we find
in the Cincinnati Commercial, of the 9th
ult,, will be regarded as good joke by
all who know Gov. Harris:
Our special dispatches state that Gen.
Grant and Gov Harris Of Tennessee, had
mn interview, under flag of truce, on the
Cumberland river, between GAINESVILLE
and Nashville, ard tina. Harris offered TO
raise the stars and stripes on all the forti'
lications in the State, if given three days
suspension of hostlities. Whether Gen.
Grants reply was similar to that given
Buckner, is not known.
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nav. Tho Norfolk Day Book, Of the 18th

MY Tho Norfolk Day Book, ofthe 18th,
says. L'Empcreur Napoleon l'I is still
represented here by two snucy steam cor.
yettes and the steam rrigato Pomona, yes.
sells admirably adapted for service here,
except that they are rather slow. Many
of tho Fronch sailors are colorcd, and
cause great wondormcnt among tho con-
trabands At this place by mot knowing
how TO talk" In consequence OF their
apparent houghtiness, the contrObands
take great pleasure in calling them "At'
ricans,r which tho Frenchmen accept ms
proper, and tho former think u is a most
degrading appellation. One Of tho French
vessels looks, in the distance, very much
like pill box, with three matches and
stove pipe stuck in IL,
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ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE,

THIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN IT'S
4 Spring and Summer Session for 1862, on
Monday, the 10th Of February with full and
competent Board Of Instruction.
Tho number Of pupils now in attendance, with
those having already applied for admission, Is
peculiarly encouraging
Pupils can obtain board in the family Of the
President, with washing, fuel and lights, at s2,2b
per week. Tuition In the Literary Department
varies from $500 to $500 per session. Board
and Tuition will be quarterly in advance.
N. BIZ is earnestly requested, that all de
signing to attend, should begin with the session.
For further particulars, apply TO the prcsi.
dent Rev. II. ROWbEl.
Feb. I. ls62-3t- COS.
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GAN Donaldson.
ySTHi5 CASE IT APPEARS 10 NE IRON
1 s,rrnlsluant'p bill, whirh II won 20, thai tho
J,,s,San,s. ca ". BqnaldiOn, srv roo residents
a. ,ns ante NJ rcnptssce. and their shseie hf
IN at,srbsd, Il u ib5fciofo ordered that puhllrs
V1, \, maao " toe Alhenf Pe'', pnhlshsd In
A,h.ns. Topnessee. for fsur successive weeks, re-
n,,ine tke defendants 70 appear boiors ne, ~ y
aMss n Kinesiop, rsnnapee, % tho eih DAY ~
Ine,r, nest, and make defiance 70 The eourlhln'
Az, claim. or tho sayns vii DO tssen a. cosio''
% ava - - WV. s. GEERs.
Up =. nav s-Ff'v
tti., igeg lt-r'i ~ = ~
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Arms.

A short time ago the Victoria landed at
New Orleans with $4,000 Enfield Rifles
A lew days ago the Genera! hiramon al
so, landed at Now Orleans laden with
guns and munitions of war.
Another large cargo Of arms arrived at
one of the ports nearer US we suppose
Charleston part Of the cargo passed
through Augusta and this city TO their
destination.
The NaShviHe has just arrived at Beau
fort laden with 1900, 600 worth Of stores.
The Savannah Republican has reliable
authority for stating that she brought a
very large amount Of arms, with guam.
ty Of ammunition, ready for immediate
use"
The Republican adds: In the last
three weeks II is believed 100000 stand
of the best muskets and rifles, with am.
munition to suit, have been safely landed
in the Confederate States from Europe.--
This will set us on our feet once more
and enable us to prosecute the revolu
ton with perfect confidence in our sue
cess. "-1tLanM Confciadcy.
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.Aug,stl, March "A gentleman from
Savannah says that on Saturday morning,
Commodore Tattnal!'s fleet engaged one
of the federal batteries near Savannah
He lost one man and then retired
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Corn and Oats.

+ WISH TO BUY SOME sUELLKp CORN
L and OATS, and will pay the highest prize In
Cash. ], NJ, HENDERSON.
Jan ~, 1862
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nsE" A Washington letter says; "Sever-
al Senators have received letters by the
last steamer from the Duke Of Argyle, the
Honorable Mr.. Bright, and other leaders
Of the Liberal party, saying that unless
something was soon done 10 show that we
were able TO put down the rebellion and
extinguish slavery, they would no longer
prevent an interference Of England
They request that slavery be abolished at
once in Maryland and Delaware, or the
rebels would be at once recognized, and
the blockade raised by them, This is con-
sdored by diplomatists as the real state
of the case, and no doubt is expressed
but that these are England's intentions"
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gsS- Mr.. Maynard, member Of Congress
from Tennessee, remarked, recently that
"the people Of the North will be amazed
to sec how quickly the bottom Of this re-
bellion viii fall out after reverses begin TO
attach TO the rebel cause !'--Norh0a Pa
per.
In less than sixty days the people Of
the North will be sonsibly impressed with
the fact that Mr.. Maynard is false
prophet, if the mighty and sublime up
rising Of our people has not already con.
vinced them Of as much.
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Another Regiment

A new Regiment was organized yester-
day, composed OF the following Compa-
MES, viz:
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Order No. l

HuGn l.. Fry, AU't.
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March :, ls62--:lm--fo2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
Mortester Daily Spp.
vvorcester Post Omce-summer Arrangement

Malls Close follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
hire, Wis Worcester q Nashua Railroad, ct 500
due st TOt p. N.
Fitchburg Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
and $50 p m; and due at 9lS and 100 D. m.
Princeton and Eas; Princeton at $50 and due at
els a. m.
City Boston 80 and 100 M, u TO- g. and 90 n
and due at so, $50 g. m, $50 and SIS
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa-
chusets-9.00 n, and 500 due at S 40
Rhode Islsnd-CExcept towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 M, and $40 p. and are
d re at $40 s.. m, and $50 p.
Way Mail or Providence and Worcester Railroad 80
IN and is due at $40 a IN.
westen-(Au towns in Massachusetts, West of wor
sestsr,l 5 g. m, and are due at L, p; Ii.
Albany western New York and Western States S 90
g. m, snd 90 aud dse at Il, as la45 D. III
Springfield 5uO am, and W p and are due at 10
Hartford, all Connecticut except Windham and Ne ~
LONDON counties $50 a ~ and 500 and due
Towns on line OF Norwich Worcester Railroad ana
New London ana Windham County, Conn, le.eU a.
nd are due at 9.lS am.
New York city and Southern States $50 a. n and 6,
3Oe and 6l5p m; and are due al 800 and at $50
Barre, Bsrre Plains, Petersha.n Paxton Dana North
Dana aad West Rutland s.45 M and are due Oh
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, HubbardstOn Cold
leicester SO a. m, and 4 80 m. and are due at ~
Mfibury, and West Milbury, $50 a. H. and 5 80 D. m
and are due at 80 a. m, ana $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, BIS p. M, and is due 800 a. m
Grafton, New Engisnd Village, and Cordaviile, $50
birmingham, South Framingh am, Hopknton, Ashlant
WoodviIle, Westboro'. Northboro' Southboro Ccrdi
ville and Grafton l20 D. and due at 80 a. III
Milford, Mendon. Holliston Bolton. Berlin 900 a. m
and 500 and are due 1T $50 q Sis p. m.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
at this ONCE on Sunday at 6 90 O'Clock n. m.
Office hours from 6.45 &. m, 20 500 D. m Sunda,
from 1900 to 10 40 a j, n. EARLE P II