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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-14

"HEAp" IND1ANs.-The Otoes were
abundant in town on Thursday last max
ing their purchases and shopping
They received a payment through the
Govt agent, Mr., Baker, the day before, Of
$500. The tribe numbers about 4S5.
Reserving 5000 for the chief, and they
had something more than $3.50 to each
man, woman and child. Blankets were in
demand and sugar was also laid in as one
of their principal and most extensive nee.
.essaries. Whisky was often asked for bu
!" nary" drop could they get that we learn
ed. We are glad to see tie law prohibit
ing the sale of spirits to them SO strictly
observed and enforced, We saw one
g brave" who had INDUCED at one of the
stores in summer or straw hat, and plac.
ing i, on his head, started across the street.
when gust of wind carried it several rods
from him to the ground, at which his com.
panions poked all manner of fun at him
We didn't hear what they did say bu
they evidently thought it vas good joke
on his endeavoring to initiate the white
man.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-14

sHs;i,onzeses tsesa Eas sssg1di ed sy4z rssf
.1sI bss aiassaa Z sig tas ,ssss saszsi siisss
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-14

Marysville, June 6, 1862.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
EIa.ao.ologleal Observe aa

Tul BLsGSpuos og BaG. Gy. S4oEL-ls
is stated On apparently good authority that Brig
Gen. 5eisl has resigned lbs command in Mis-
souri,, aud that his resignation viii be follow a
hy tie withdrawal OF a large number Of the ofi
GERS associated with him. I e Aa.eig.r d.
Wesens says
For loug tme things have looked as though
the intention were toe triAe with BIN, and that
he (Gen Seigel had seemed to think 30 too
Where he sowed where he was first IN the field,
and was the first to strike, and while his name
rang, like that Of Mars, from every German lip
throughout tie Union ard helped % iii tie
camps. others are noW TO reap the harvest. But
he aust lingor on the shore and hngaish in TIE
ten JaH. {. Davis and Sch3.leid the two
mos: capable, ii no, the only capable American
oG efs here, are winning laurals on the path
marks ont by Seigel and De mus, in the
meanwhile, Pc ned in leading rings by Curtis.
Shoal4 ae bear ibis yet. il IS, perhaps, put fer a
lit,!c sIace.
TIE reason for S..Sel S resignation Is his as
plesn.u, from tha command q, Rolh lis
arrival in 81. Louis vas expected "a Noaeay
tie 1ta inst.
50 il goes Lyon deal, Fra4ant removed,
S.igc compelled Gu, Of soltresroyt to ign
What next shall we hear from tie Department
of Missouri
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
A sal,cl az. Ivc's s,>tas i.

pllE sub.eubers, having been appointed hyteseni-
HE Probate Court lar the Dislficiof Nom tie I'd
mlssioneTs ,,oreeeive, examine and a Courl to the
demands OF allpersons against thStnyr therrespec"
Nye, late OF Berlin IN said dsQ., will auendto
ayof ecember le6, beir he "o S,,tfct. on the
CREDITORS Of said IN 'a,a lS"eoeS in the
tive claims before s,nd Jase "'N'
the duties of our auid DAYS ,ovptI
The said AsahsI IL ~ nnnrsE Com'rs,
LIST Tuesday oN..rn9S ppCK
forenoon. AOo ~ 3l3
M, 4 ID. 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
TROOPS WANTED IL WESTERN ylBGlSIA-.AND Nor
WANTED.

CISclNNarl, Jan. Is.
This morning the ia; II says Cox. D3unlaon
received dispatches from Washington On FRI
day night Informing that there was a pressing
necessity for troops in Western Virginia, aud
Gen. Mcclellan would ady.s. THAI fourteen rcgi
ments oil cavalry should be thrown in,o Yr-
ginia by Tuesday night and that more kan
half ii those which bad received marching or
dcts should be cut OF the State by last night
o. Saturday dos atcdes were received coun-
demanding tie orders eli Friday night The
soldiers however hayeiusgruc,.1rs 20 hold them
solves it, readiness to iHale3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

DrArus IN tue 6ru RrGmgNr.-rhe CORES
rondcnt Of the Burlington Times writing from
Camp Griffin uadcr date Of Jan y, 1862 s'ya ;
The health Of our regimen, (tho 6,h) is in.
proving. though our sick l,t is still large ; the
most recent deaths are Frank Loyejoy and
Owen Marsh, Co. B John W. Dugln and B.
r. Taylor, Co c Lieut.. SEQ II. Phelps, Of
Albany, VI, Co. D.
Our Happy New Year was rendered sad by
the death Of Lieut. Phelps a ,rcat hvogit9
with his own Company, also Lad won the
confidence and esteem ct all with whom hc was
associated generous friend, genial compan.
ion, true soldier--we mourn him rs An cihcer
whose locs we are poorly abeto sustain Dalce
ct decorum est pro ratria mor.' N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

JrpcE WImu4T BARRON, Formerly Of tins
State, and more recently Of Caieogo, we are
panied to learn, WAS Instantly killed the S,h
inst. by a railroad accident lie VAS son of
Col. Barron Of Norwich, was graduated at the
University of Vermont, and held several offices
of trust in this State before locating in Chicago
In the latter city he had made for himself an
enyiablo reputation by his thorough and sue
cessful business habits, bis accurate and extern
siye legal attachments, and his most excellent
qualities, both as public and private clifton
JUICE BARRON was brother-in'a law Of SIIAs
BURBANK, Esq, of this village
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

CouNrERrElrER ARRESTED The Biol y
Times gives tho particulars of the for an az
W. Tabor, from Fort Edward, y lie passed
tempt to pass counterfeit MAX of Commerce,
IS counterfeit on tlatemptcd to pass DIV
Camel, n. Y. lie Bank Of Royai'0"' i''
counterfeit bill o.
was bound oy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
John Bright on American Affairs.

.ho uo,so If Commons in ENGLAND made
poaLIlo n...h,.
speech 10 MS constituents 4' i'o0"1'i0 D'0'H'','
4, to which alluslon has heretofore been made
in our foreign news We now have the speech
- C,ll I'm, It's orcat Ionctb rrovonts ne Go,o
gNl"s y " o"i ''"u0''' ''u VIZ ''"s' 0'"''n'
ourselves with a lew extracts
Speaking Of the cause Of the war in this coon
g.. A. pr;,Lts,id.
o,.. M
~ Is .no Y'ea'''" % 1'4'.iJ' 'le''' mar
iof t4ii! y'ira y "As 'een con5laau'ly 'l'INs
% ''o S"'I"c'' r'9lutop9 S'Gl'l nc a"l o'''-
'u'o"I"a o'"'o'1 ~ l'o''5oa' ""inIoty Y w
%oi"ins OF '"7 Oh'ygu states IA u. ''I' norm
thtie Is no secession lne'o Is no c'il's'o" o'5
TINS disturbance ana tllt INSURE clOu WAS INNi4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK Il. NJ.
DISASTER TO 4 BRITISH SHIP.

NASSAU, Jan.
On the Goth the British ship Of war Con-
querer, l0l guns, struck sunken rock on the
east side OF the Run Key and when last heard
from the rock had pierced five feet through her
bottom The irigatc Bull Dog had gone 10 her
assistance Tie British steamer Cltis,.. a--
at Nassau waiting to sail for Southern port.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
u.u,a,.ntinn Notice.

HEREBY give nSi nsey, his time during tbs rS ming,
son M maor,y and shall cai" none ,n pS date
~ ~, nav any debts Of his oon'"''TkI EB BLAKELEf
io' PN' f3lTw3a
, 49,, Ian s. 1862
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

The steamer Constitution having 90 board Two
Mliao regiments, finally departed at 7 O'Clock
'h- m5rnog for Fortress Monroe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
xj,,era,ion Notice,

HAVE given my and sSS shall caim none Of his earning
nor pay any debts o. "'' WILLIAM \. WOODWARD
witness. r. Il. PERclyAL tu7w3'
" awhile, IT., Jan. i ls92'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

The English Papois are growing ma more
mild in their roaring AZ sius; this county, and
some of the most noisy OF them, at first, are now
making ready to advocate an arbitration if Ma
son and Slidell should not be promptly delivered
up. They are beginning to see that war
might possibly do them some damage, without
bringing with it a sufficiently compromising
good The peace sentiment OF the kingdom is
making itself heard and felt, and we may get
some comfort in believing that when they have
Mason and Sidell once wish them and they
consider for what miserable couple OF traitors
they have made all their buster, they Will be
ashamed of themselves and the better portion
of them will strive by acts OF kindness and
good will toward this country to eiace rs far as
possible the recollection of their insolent and
hasty bullying OF the United States Government
Col. CoLr, Of patent iire-arm celebrity, died
u Ati 4 s.sr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

PEasoNAL.- rho Rutland Hera'd says tia
jacob Merritt Howard, recently elected Senator
in Michigan, was native Of Saaisbury in iii
State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

on on Their melancholy pilgrimage northward'
Va" f "a,,V ,% ~ 'u0" "o"
northw"rd ana leave Washington to the south
o o'oau9' ' ''"''o'0" was '''D"''0 - ''''o
Agan wba, do van s,y to the Nis.sippi River
Have yol seen il on the map, the father Of wa
tels, rolling that gigantic stream to the ocean
~ you 'nnN In' n'y ul,i'io . ""2 ""' IVA w.
n5yt6,gaIj1d, yon tGinb thew void consent
Chat THAI stream should roll through b Draign
and It might be Il hostile state (lleaF, near,
ANA CI-ef Ana more, lUtiJ arc l1uI Lllil-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

MHIrARY.-Thc Company winch has beenre-
c.uited BY Llectenant Perkins, elected their Off
GERS on Friday, az follows
IL. f. Perkins, Captain.
d. s. Foster, Let Lieutenant.
G. A. Mason, "a Lieutenant.
This Company, which is 10 be attached to the
Eighth Regiment, left for Brattleboro Tuesday
night-N. AHqRs Messenger
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

Col. CoLr, Of patent iire-arm celebrity, died
at Hartford, the lOih inst He was AZ years of
aso
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

The administration is beyond question
shaking the confidence Of the public in
its integrity by toleraiing such state Of
Affairs as is indicated in the following
extract. We hear very bitter complaints
made by loyal men about the conduct Of
some Of its agents in this place
70 he Filters Of PIE LomsriHs Journal.
IA GRAvoE, August "a, 1862.
The loyal citizens Of Oldham cannot
be Indifferent TO The course pursued by
those in power, in employing agents to
purchase horses, make saddles, and per-
form ether duties for Government and
making keepers Of railroad depots and
telegraph operators OUT Of those avowedlv
disloyal. The fact is 50 notorious that
the offices hereaboHt are almost exclusive
~ given 10 secessionists, that the Ques-
ton is Does It require a tincture Of
treason 10 qualify one for Office or do
the dispensers Of loa7es and fishes con-
slider all wisdom locked up in the craws
Of rebelsY These vampires, while suck
ing the blood Of what they call dead corr
pofauonsi are constantly lmpaFting 20 the
rebels Information and otherwise aiding
them in their reasonable plots. The
consequence is they steal horses, cut
telegraph wires, and then cut dirt Tor Sc
cessna, 10 join the rebel army. And the
efforts Of loyal men TO prevent such acts
are constantly thWarted through the
management Of these pampered puppies.
The time has come when none but true
and loyal men--whe acknowledge the
existence of the Government. = should
hold any office in the Government. Es-
pecially, there should be no one who is
in the least suspected of disloyalty, in
any place or position, through which
contraband things may be conveyed with
facility TO the enemy, or reasonable in
formation impaired to them.
UNION.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

JEFF. DAVIS and MoRoAN, par aoae
Eyatu,na, profess 10 regard It as a gross
violation Of the rules Of civilized, Chris
tian warfare, for the Federal Government
70 hold rebels responsible for the robber-
les Of the guerrilla bands whom they
feed and otherwise assist Il is all right
for the guerrillas 10 steal and rob, but
highly improper for the Government 10
retaliate. The following letter to the
Louisville Journal shows how this rebel
code works
sooTTvmHE, ALLEN COUNTY, KY
Gentlemen. | send you notice which
was this day posted in this town by a
rebel officer belonging to j. H. Morgan's
band. After taking $500 Of goods from
The firm Of Woodcock & Ham, about 500
from the firm of Carpenies a Brown.
about $500 from q. p. Gaines, aud 20
from Marion & Mitchell, and several good
horses, they are still rowing the country
after horses, and have pressed wagons
and sent the goods TO Huntsville:
NOIlCE.-lI any clti1en OF southern
procliyilies be molesled by the Federal
army on account Of this party Of Gen.
John II. Moreans command making their
appearance here to-day, the Union men
Of this community will be held response
BILE in person and property.
BY order OF Gen. JOHN IL. MoBGAN.
JOHN S. CHURCHILL,
Lieut. Commanding Expedition.
August rs, 1862.
After this, when a burglar robs a
house, we may expect him to tx a poster
on the door warning the inmates from
attempting 20 bring him to punishment,
on pain Of losing their property. The
Government will pay no attention TO the
blusier aud threats Of this miserable
rowing coward who, according to the tes-
timony Of all who have witnessed his
sliirmishes, takes good care 10 keep far
away from swords, pistols, and musket
shot He should be caught, and hung
just like any other murderer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

THE SALE OF REBEL REAL ESTATE FOR
TAXEs.-Under the act of Congress au-
thoriEing the Government TO sell real
estate in the insuTectionary States, on
non-payment of the direct taxes, pro-
ceedings are soon TO be instituted in Yir-
ginia. Under direction of j, G. Under
wood, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, the
Tax Commissioner appointed for the
State Of Virginia by the President, John
Hawxhurst, John Lewis and Lewis Ruff
ncr are to sell at public vendue certain
rebel estates in the counties of Fairfax
and Fauquier, the proceeds 10 be pnt into
the Treasury.
Persons now absent from their estates
can return, and by proving their loyalty
10 the Government, and paying interest
and percentage for expenses, redeem
their property. The estates Of the emil
nent rebels, John A. Washington and
Gen. Lee, viii be among the first thus
disposed Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
Mails Again :

The public will be rejoieed to learn
that by great exertions and much risk,
Col. MARYLAND and Postmaster LrNDsIEY
succeeded in bringing through all the
back mails due this place, which have
been lying at Bowling-Green for some
days. We have been furnishing for mails
for some time, and in the name of the
public tender our sincere thanks TO the
mail agent and postmaster.
As there is an immense mass of mat
ter to distribute we.are requested TO say
that it win be impossible to deliver any
mail until o'clock this afternoon. Citi-
zens will greatly facilitate the opening
Of the mail by not inierrupting the
clerks before that hour,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
Triaers.

The Federal officer who, at time like
the present, can abandon his company or
his post, TO indulge in idle frolic and dis
sipation, is a miserable reoreant TO his
trust and a heartless trifer with his
country's honor, we care not who he is,
nor how exalted his station. Oil il is
enough to make lover OF his country
sick at heart to look upon these petty
NERo's, who fiddle while Rome is burns
ing We want thoughtful, serious, sober,
earnest men to rule the State and COM
mand our soldiers, and not game making
triaers. We have officers who are ruin
ing their soldiers by their pernioious ex-
ample.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
prah Bill.

The Louisville Democrat publishes an
act Of the Kentucky Legislature, now in
session, providing for draft whenever
il may be needed. The Den,ocyat says
We publish this morning the draft bill
Of the State. Il is as complete a measure,
perhaps, as has ever come from the State
Government, and leaves few or none ex-
empt. II viii be seen that whenever q
loyal requisition is made volunteers are
counted as forming a part OF the number
from each county, and the draft is made
only when the number is not complete.
There is yet few days for the young
men 10 turn out, and not only get their
bounty, but save themselves from the
disgrace of draft. There is yet time
for Kentucky to fill her quota, and we
wish for the honor of the State, that she
would do IT, Come out boys, now it
will take little time to ill up the State
force.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
Justices Court.

JoHy BEovNF. PHn,) lH a suit before G. st.
7 k0ufHrafn. a IusfIra of pa.ra
A fRisr, Don. Cor Davidson County, Tenn.
The plaintiff, john Browne, IN this action having
obtained an Attachment against tho defendant A.
fisc, and issued 90 Constable John h. Cover and re
turned by him, levied sundry articles Of chaities
belonging 10 the defendant ami On moi ion al plain.
ga, it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF faid Jdftce
that the defendant ia uoures deut of the state Of
Tennessee. u "a ordered that publication BE- ade f0r
four successive werka In newspaper Published In the
city q Nashville called tho "Union," warning the
doiendlut 90 appelr before said Justice on ne Ilth
day Of Septemheri ls02 aud plead answer. on dsmur
% said attachment otherwise the case will be- I'd
dos flr trial cx partc ON that day.
q. ~, hOuTHGATE Jp
August sth, ls62Atw ~ ise, 500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
No, b, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

IHil9 AaEhCY Possessca peoulsar faoIitiss o. che
successful prosecution and settlement OF is.
mands against the General Government Of HyRRy
DESCRIPTION, IS conductors having had ssv,r.l
years. Experience in the management Of eiaims A..
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, ana the Fvs.u.
tive Departments Al Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with The laws ana
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given % cases sfirins
out Of the present war. including tho aecounts az
statos, Contractors, and Disturbing oaaeort Of ne
War and Navy Departments, and for - U0lteef-
ings Drilling, and organizing VOl-
unteers," the reimbursement Of which igauihor.
iled by On act AZ Congress; CLAIMS FOR IRDFM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrsea lost in the services and for
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention 20 procuring PEN
sions, houDties, ETC., accrulng 20 saldisra
Who have been wounded, contracted al oaso, or The
families Of such - have died, or been killed uhls IN
'he discharge Of Their line Of deity such dariug the
present war
Special care will alec be given 10 elaimq uLLh
have been heretofore Reyeefsa or Suspenaa.1
apartments or HnoneisugIy Ffauaa4a
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Propsrfy f,t.n
Tor The ne Of the Army, to Arranging Account, vim
andcollecting Claims gtins The Quarisrmsster. ns
pariment
An Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Prou,pt
Personal Attention, thereby securing ia.h,
which, in the hands Of an Attorney AZ any a.st.n,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily inter
course with hl the departments enables us Ia mo.
cases 20 obtain decisions much more speedily thu,
shero al communication and other necessary dsian
mnsi DO conducted through the mails
To this aud, We solicit you 10 forward to rs any Or
all eases ofsueh character you may from time % tims
have presented, and, as Is our custom, NO viii nf.
nish you with all Tho necessary blanks. and. whss
required, Instructions
No charge made ia any case unless suocessaii
Adfrcw CHARLES M GREEN.
no, ls Cherry Street
~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

We are informed, by reliable citizen
Of DeKalb county, that the guerillas are
committing all manner OF depredations
and outrages in that region, stealing
horses, plundering houses, and inilicting
every character or expressions and indig-
mites upon the persons of Union men
and women. They respect neither age nor
their sex IN rebellious orgies. They have
awested 3 number Of Union citizens and
sent them of to lie in the loathsome and
siokly jails OF the South. The whole
county lies naked and desolate in their
track.
aThay maAa lo-Llule and eAn % n.a.s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
Rumorsa FIgh, a. wooaburr


We heard il reported, yesterday, on
apparently good authority, that Col.
MUSbAY's regiment had quite a severe
sxirmish with FoRREsT's guerrillas on
last Saturday, in which the latter were
completely routed. We hope that il is
correct, and that the engagement will
prove 70 be something of Importance.
Since writing the above, we hear il
confirmed by undoubled authority
FORREST Loaf thirteen men killed and
a number wounded Federal loss, none
"A few wounded. This engagement
took place ON last Thursday
II is reported on what seems to be
good authority that FoRREsT, with his
entire command, was captured near
Woodbury. on sa turday. The Federal
troops, II is said, laid an ambuscade on
each side Of lane, aud then sent out a
small party who allowed themselves 10 be
taken by FoRREsr. These soldiers re-
ported that the Federals were retreat
ing, and Forrest pushed on after them,
and when be had fully entered the lane
found himself hemmed in on all sides, and
surrendered. Our readers must take this
latter story for what Il is worth The
FIRST is undoubtedly true.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

THEArRE.-An immense bill tonight
and one which ought to ensure a full
house. The comedy of "The Serious
Family and the ever popular musical
burletta Of Beauty and the Beast" The
full strength Of the company in both
pieces; and we guarantee all who may
attend that they will not regret ii. The
beautiful drama Of the "Dream at Sea"
is in active preparation, and will shortly
be produced.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02
enerrIlIn.n mnrt,rIlle.

We learn that MoRoAN is raising an
infantry battalion to consist Of fifteen
hundred men. Hartsviile has been the
head quarters and recruiting station OF
MoRaAN for two months past and we
think it very strange that the rebels are
suffered to gather there unmolested by
by the Federal troops. We learn that
ROBERT BENNETT, Of Gallatin, and ex-
representative from Sumner county, has
a company in the battalion
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-02

General Railroad Office.

GENERAL RAmGoAp AND ONNiuUs Ticker Orricr,
No. -, North Cherry Street.
(tlh door from Union
DERSoNs designing leaving The city by Railroad ,
viii save per ccniage by purchasing their Tick
cts al this once whore Tickets can be- hld 90 al the
principal cities in the NORTH East aud West Us tha
shOriest and most reliable route aso Ticket can be-
had 90 Huntsville, Am and an Intermediate points on
The Nashville Chattanooga, aud Iauue.see < Ala
bama Railroads.
Persons going East by purchasing nekpts viii have
their baggage checked from any Hotel or part Of the
city as far as Louisville, Ky.
Purchase your Tickets the day prcfiaus 90 having,
30 that you can leave your cali Ga tbr Omnibus 10
convey you 20 the Depot
Through Bills Of lgdinE, giving Coo an classes Of
Freight 20 al the principal ellie Hast via Louisville
a Nsshviile, Jedersonyae & lndiauapoe Benefon.
tame, New YORK. Central, New YORK., Erie a Penusyl.
vanA Railroads, OF by water, a az low rate by any
other route.
So am the only Agent in this city that can far
hsh biis Of Lsding to Che East hy sN Railroads. or
hy Water and Rail
For further Information can AZ tho Oaico.
w. w. CRAIG,
Juy-i-W General Ticket and Freight Agent.