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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
ID a v G N Ort, low a
No. IECu.AlRE RLOCK.

All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay for
goldiers who have died in the war for the rebel
lion pensions for invalid soldiers losses sustained
by officers for horses killed in battle, damage to
property used by Government, and all other legal
claims against the Government may DO procured
without delay BY application to either Of our Of
fees in Washington, d. G., or in Davenport. Iowa
BARROWS, REED 4 CO.
mv16 dlmV8m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10

to raise money 10 send to Washington
for the relief OF the wounded soldiers.
The offerings are liberal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10

The advices from Turin report Cara
baldi and his volunteers continued their
march from Reggie, pursued by col
umn Of Beersoyllres.
A proclamation issued by Gsrabaldi
from Cutonia, inviting The people to in
surrection, had produced strong d mon
strations IN his favor at Genoa and
Florence, and some collisions had taken
place between the authorities and the
people.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
CONCERT!
SOLDIERS aid CONCERT

To be given at Starr Hall, within the next
ten days OF which due notice will be CIV
en- in the programmes. to be issued in few
days. Mr.. James NJ S,arr-whoss liberal
ity is proverbial--has offered the use OF the
and several ladies and gentlemen. forming
quarte,tes, have kindly rendered their SER
vices on the occasion. The " hole to con-
clude with grand Tablaux. The proceeds
to 60 to the Sanitary Committee of this city.
Tickets can be had at Plummer s. Krlly's
Drug Store. Estells Jewelry Sore, Hunt.
ington House and Vaughan d Bros Paint
Store. All ye patriotic take notice and let
the house be more than full
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

CINcINNArI AND FoRT WAYNE r. R,-An
election took place at TT. Wayne on the
Goth ult, for directors in the above named
road, vi ich resulted in the reelection Of
the old Board, as follows: j. r. Menden-
hall. Jas. NJ. Pee, Ashael Stone. Thos.
Ward. James Brown, Thos. Scott. Nathan
Carrot, NJ. L. Underwood. BENZ. Hunt.
DR.. Jas. r. Mendenhall, of our city, was
elected President; Ashael Stone. Secretary
aud Treasurer; and Jas. NJ. Poe, Agent.
The stringency of the times prevents the
prosecution of the road at present; but that
it will yet be completed. when the unnaur-
al and internal secession shall have been
crushed out, no one at all conversent with
the means of the Company, can doubt for
q moment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

Our young friend, Jos. P. Virgins, is now
here from the sth regiment. Col Benton. He
requests us to notify all soldiers on furiough.
ftom the 9Th, 18th and ed Ind. Y. N. to re-
mort 70 him at ). r. Wiggias & Co.'S shop. OPP
posite the'Bank, within the next ten days, in
order TO accompany him back to their respect
i've regiments. He reports tho health of the
s,h regiment As greatly improved We are sra-
titled to learn that our young fread was elected
First Lieut. of one of the companies. and has
been promoted to the Adjutancy OF the ssh. de
is the right kind Of timber; but that is generally
conceded TO be the composition Of all our brave
Noys now periling their lives for the Union the
Constitution and the enforcement Of the laws.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
OCTOBER ELECTION.

| We are authorized to announce RIcHAED J..
HUBBARD. Of Washington Township, as candi-
date for County Treasurer, subject to decision
OF nominating election.
0r- We are authorized to announce JANE,
HAMMOND, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Wayne
County subject ID a decision Of tn nominating
election
We are authorized to announce JOHN N. PAX
SOY, as candidate for Sheriff of Wayne County,
subject to a decision Of the nominating election
We authorized to announce c. r. VIII
LIAMs, as a candidate for Treasurer Of Wayne
County, subject to a decision of nominating
election.
Eds. Pall.-We desire to present the name of
ELAN j. Brown, "the present efficient Assistant
Taeas 1rer,' as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the action Of a popular nominating
convention or election. SEVERAL NoTERs.
OF We are authorized to announce JESSE
MEEK, as a candidate for County Treasurer, sub.
ject to a decision Of the People at the nomina-
ting election.
Editors Palladium: - Please announce my
name candidate for County Treasurer, sub
ject to decision Of popular nomination.
ALFRED TULLIDGE.
~ We are authorized to announce NIL
LIAM MCLAuGHLIN, of Washington township.
a candidate for state Senator at the next October
election, subject to the decision of popular
nomination.
ES We are authorized to announce OrHNIEL
BsEsoN. as a candidate for reelection to the Of
flee Of State Senate. at the annual election in
October next, subject to the decision Of a popu-
lar nomination.
ese We are authorized, by several friends of
ABLE EVANS. to announce him a candidate
for County Treasurer at the annual election in
October next subject to popular nomination. =
- We are authorized to announce JoSA-
THAN Ei.Liorr. Of Clay Township, as a cand-
date for County Treasurer, at the October
K ection subject to the decision of a popular
- We are authorized to announce BEN
JAMIN PnRCE, Of Washington Township,
Election. subject to the decision of q popular
nomination.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
Il. HORROR. a candidate for County Treasu-
.er. at the October Election. subject to de-
'ision Of popular nomination.
We are authorized to announce NoR-
lis JONES. Of Centre Township, as q candidate
Or Sheriff Of Wayne county subject to popu-
IT nomination. such other mode Of nomna.
ing as may be adopted by the Republican |
'arty, BY OLD SETTLERS.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
4. HAYS of Wayne Township. candidate
Or the Office Of Treasurer, at the October Eicc.
ion, subject to decision of popular nomina-
ion.
We are authorized to announce JoNA-
HAN WILcUrrs, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, at the October Election, subject to
decision of a popular Election.
- We are authorized to announce ISAAC
MYERS, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer
# Wayne county, subject to the decision Of the
'eople in any way they may agree upon.
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PERMANENr.-Whe we say permanent.

PERMANENr.-When we say permanent.
we mean the pictures made at Boswell's
Gallery-s'gn Of the big camera--are per-
manent, life like. and not sighted in finish.
Boswell made pictures here in l847. aud all
the -. at the picture business who have
popped into our city with their half price
stock, has never induced Boswell to impose
an inferior article on his Customers. He is
making good pictures for small profit, and
is daily increasing the patronage to which
his work is SO justly entitled.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
Record Of vaisandi ~ hn I'M.

Last April the rebels commenced q wal
against the Government Of the United States
The President got together what was left
of the army and navy. and called out 49,
600 volunteers to suppress the rebellion.
rscap,urs and protect the property Of the
nation. and maintain the integrity Of the
Union. Subsequently the President called
for an additional number Of troops to servo
for three years or the war. On the 18th Of
May. 1861. Vallsndingham wrote letter to
. committee OF Secession sympathizers at
Middleton in which the folio wing occurs
80 The audacious usurpation Of
President Lincoln, for which he deserves
impeachment. in da,ing. against the very let
ter OF the Constitution. and without the
shadow Of law, to raise and support ar
miles," and to "provide and maintain a
navy" for three or Eve years, by mere Ex-
tain or ratify-NEvKR. millions for de.
fense--not dollar or man for civil or ag-
Rressive warfare.' The war has had many
motives for its commencement; it can have
but one result, whether it last one or fifty
years--FINAL, ETERNAL sEPARATIoN-Dls.
UNION.
That is the doctrine Of jeff Davis. and
oil the leaders of the rebellion. They only
asked to be "let alone" Vallandingham
was in favor of letting them alone; and fur
Their. he was in favor of impeachin9 the
President for using tho means necessary to
defend the Union and the Constitution. If
this is not treason, what is il? Ii flooding
the South with his reasonable letters was
nos giving aid and comfort to the rebels;
then every political prisoner held in Fort
Lafayette, ought to be released uncondi
ton lily.
II anything more than the extract pub
lished above were necessary TO show that the
object of the letter was to aid the rebels, it
would suffice TO state the fact that it con-
tanned extracts from apeace speech made
by Judge Douglas in March, 1861, and was
written and circulated after that statesman
delivered his celebrated speech at Chicago,
in favor OF a vigorous prosecution of the
war; and approving of the acts Of President
Lincoln. Vallandingham sought to aid the
cause Of disunion in Kentucky by mi.rep-
resenting the position OF Mr.. Douglas, and
he accomplished that purpose. To this,
thousands of the union men in Kentucky
will bear willing testimony. And yet the
Representative from the Dayton district had
the assurance TO claim, in Congress, Q few
days ago, that he never said or wrote word
against the Union!
Now tina, Vsllandingham has put himself
upon the defensive. let this letter. the wri
ting and circulation of which he will no,
deny. be brought to the attention OF the
House Cincinnati Gazette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

Ev Nearly enough money was raised
by the Ladies Of St. Mary's Church in this
city At their Fair, held in Starr Hall last
week, to make one pay nent on their church.
We are told thas the amount would be quite
e7OO, had not some six or seven dollars,
in counterfeit money been passed off
on them The Ladies of that church. and
those under whose skillful management the
Fair was conducted. return their sincere
thanks to the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity for the liberal patronage bestowed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
Sofietu and fostotfiff Directory, &.
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the third We inesday
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening in every month
King Solomon ChspteT, se.onc Friday
Wayne Council, FIRST Thursday in March, June,
Septem Der sndDecerr her. :
BrittOn Lodge teoio-ed.l FIRST Monday in each
month.
l. o. o. F.
White Wafer Lodge meets overy Friday evening.
Herman tGerman) Lodye,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Loj ge.eYery wednesday evening.
Oriental Encanpment. every second and fourth
tuesday eve. OF each month.
Degree Of Rebecca. OF W hitenater and " oodwari
Lodges. first and third Tuesday Of each month
Degree Of Rebeeca OF Herman Los &c, first and third
Monday of each month.
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"The enemy a. home is no lass vindictiv.
than the enemy abroad. When Beauregert
went To Kentucky with $4,000 men, he lei
large reserve ut Manassas and reserve d
large and far more eficient in the Northern
States, controlling . part Of the press, under
mining public opinion. poisoning pubic
confidence. and even embarrassing legisla-
ton in the halls Of Congress. The men
who paraiyzed the Republic in February
lss,, are endeavoring TO PROSTATE the Re-
public to-day. That is too recent and too
sad to be forgotten. The cry of peace did
not prevent batteries from being erected in
Charleston harbor-the efforts Of compro-
mise and Cancellation did not prevent those
batteries firing on Fort Sumter; and while
che enemy at home talks constrained 10y atty,
and processes to be actuated by a peculiar
concern for the public good, be is no less
active in his hostile preparations. and when
the time at last arrives, The blow will come
as Indignantly as it came from the traitors
in South Carolina. This is the danger we
have T. dread. To use familiar military
pl Ease, we are in danger Of flank move
ment-a concentration Of the disloyal senti-
ment in our mids.-the capture of the great
Democratic party Organization. and the use
OF that organization as an ally Of the enc
my. The battle of peace is impending
Even at the risk Of wearying, by repetition,
we have repeated our warning of the po-
itical trouble to come. We know the men
who are engaged in this conspiracy too well
not TO dread their Vaccinations. We know
the power Of great party organization
an organization sacred in its traditions. use
full in other days. and now to be used for
mischief and disunon We have seen this
organization silently pass from the hands
OF patriots to those who have no feeling Of
patriotism. The men who nearly ruined
the Republic, under the Administration OF
Mr.. Buchanan. are ruling the Democratic
party under the Administration Of Mr.. Lin
coln. and we have admonished the people Of
the danger now before them, and the duty
rs presence imposes.
with the past before US. and many
stern lesson crowding the pages of its his
'ory; with the mighty destinies Of this ma
ion demanding every possible sacrifice and
self denial. believing that only as there is
harmony i'll our councils and unity OF pur-
pose in cur conduct we shall obtain victory
md peace. Whoever prefers his party to
he Union is against the Union, and who
'ver labors for his party at the expense Of
he Union feeling is as much an enemy as
he chief traitor in Fort Warren Let il be
he Republican. with his peculiar principles,
" the Democrat with his, when the effect
II agitation is to divide and distract, and
build up sentiment OF disaffection towards
he Administration. each is equally an en-
my-for no true Republican, and certainly
20 true Democrat. can regard anything as
icing more important than the termination
4 the rebellion and the triumph of our
ause. Press.
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YOU'LL FIND AT
@. y, Ems wiler q Co.'s 40 Main 81.

Notions. Fancy Goods. Toys, Combs, Pins
Buttons. Brushes, Periumerv. soaps, LIN
en- Thread. Spool Cotton, Gloves. Sus-
penders. Hosiery. Undershirts, Will
low Wagons. Drawers. Portmonies,
Pocket Cutlery. Purses, Travel
ing Baskets Window Shades,
Cigars, Nuts. Candies,
Matches. Backing. and
a thousand other useful snd Fancy articles.
a, Wholesale or Retail, to suit the taste, the
pocket and the times. Call in.
Richmond, Feb. Sth, 1862 IT,
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A Rraye Fellow.

In the FORT Henry eunboat fight. in the
explosion ON the Essex. one of the seamen
vas shockingy scalded. His clothing was
a, once removed. hnseed oil aud -four ap-
piled to his parboiled flesh. and he was care
fully wrapped in blankets. and placed in
hed. A lew moments after came the news
th~s the rebel flag was struck, and the fort
surrendered. In his enthusiasm. be sprang
out Of his berth. ran up on deck, and waved
his blsuk ct ia the air. hassaing for the stars
and stripes. The poor fellow, after the
first excitement was over. was assisted be-
low. aud 10 the eight he died. full Of rsjoic.
ing to thu last At the triumph Of the old
flag C1scugo ZSi1sae.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

QUxEx vicroRIA's HEALTH. - Letters
from London. written by parties 10 commu-
nicstion with court circles. state that the
opinion gains ground there that the Queen
has become so much mentally affected that
her abdication in favor of the PEince Of
Wales is confidently looked for. when he
shall have come OF age, in November next
OF late she has become quite unequal to the
discharge Of public business. and passes
her time 10 the closet seclusion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

II Last month, HAM'AN. Of the Are,
presented bill against the city for printing
the annual report of city officers, for sll.75.
ELDER and ourself charged the usual rates,
$3.50. for the same printing. At the meet.
ing Of the Council on last Tuesday night.
the "city fathers" cut his bill do wn TO 81. so!
"ExoIbitant prices for public printing. is
tie talk, eh, Go it HAA'AS!
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AT TIE Tml-.NGLE,

Job Borton. is in daily receipt of the eel
ebrated Maitby Onion Baltimore Oysters,
srAich he sells by the Can or Half Cas-
Tie Til Angle Ea1ing House. IS also he
place for lHnch-every thing erared By the
inner man in shape Of refIeshments, IS there
served up to tie .pieaseHem Of the customer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

-. Why suffer for Dry Goods. Haines
is on hand a, No. 27, Main street, with lots
of new goods. The people will go where
they can buy at last years prices. We ad-
wise everybody TO 60 70 No. q, Main ST.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
Richmond library Associa ton

This Society was instituted last Monday
evening week at Henry's Hall, and organ
ized. by the election of the following officers:
President. G. p. Brown; Vice President,
0. Butler; Rec. Secretary. BENZ. Webb; Cor
responding Sec, John Nicholson; Treasurer,
J. w. Plummer
Board Of Directors-Dr. o. P. Baer. H.
Hadley, jesse Wilson, Jas. E. Reeves, Tim
othy Harrison. Timothy Nicholson.
The number Of members is 25.
The next regular meeting of the associa-
ton will be held at their rooms, Henry
Hall. on Monday evening, March 10.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

HCkrk's Neutralizing Cordial. for dis
eases o. the Stomach and Bowels. prepared
by our old friend WIN. CLARK. Of this city.
is now for sale By him at his shop. one door
easf2of Barnes Grocery. 1t isl never fall
ing remedy. and has been used with marked
success by several of our citizens who rec
ommend it very highly for its curative prop
critics.
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GfsyjsGdfelhf%ss;,
OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
RELIEF WARRANTED IN TEN NINUTEa

- G. thinner has just received another
large stock of Notions, Ladies Baskets.
Gloves, Toys. &c. He is also manufac-
turing large amount of Candy. which he
warrants free from all poisonous coloring
matte.
Call opposite Meredith House. between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, and see his fine
Socka ind low prices.
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Downward Trains


A Lady's Breast Pin found and left at this of
fce-gray and auburn hair enclose-must be q
valuable Keepsake. Owner can hsve it.
NJ Armenian Minstrels again to night
at Starr Hall. They get up creditable per-
formance-equAl to many Of the grand" travl-
ing representatives of Que Of the Southern sta
pies
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Meets the First Monday evening In each month,
circulating from Church TO snother-objec search
cot and relieve the worthy poor Donations solicit
ted stevaFds-J. NJ Poe. Mrs r. Cofia. J. T. Watson.
Mrs j. Cox. X. Ili6. A. L. Scott. Mrs T. Ham. Mrs
b. NJ Scott, 8. L, little, Mrs. NTH, Mrs HauS hton
j. J. Conley. w. b. Pagan, and @. W. lin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

UGas Fixtures and Pipe always on
hand. OF the most approved styles and pat
terms which will be put up to order without
delay, at the establishment of Starr d
White, one door west Of Emswiler's IL Co.'S.
Notion Store. Main Street. They also have
on hand. at all times, Gas Tar, Coke and
Fire Brick. which they are selling at the
Gas Works at tair prices for Cash.
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4 DR. fuckers
APPOINTMENTS
FROM OCT. Is to APRIL "a, 1864

FROM OCT. Is to APRIL -, is62-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House, Monday Oct. 81, Dec. 3
Jan ID, Feb. "a April ..
CAMBRIDGE CIrY-Cambridge City Hotel Tuesday
Oct p, Dec. ,, Jan. "a, Eeb. Is, Aprils :.
nR. Tucker having visited Richmond for about four
IL years aud having had great in curing his
patients, deems say than thisth
he treats all Chronic Diseases system Charges
low, consultation and his New Book given all
patients. Ailinvalids are invited.o call.
Oct l2, 6I, is oo1 ~
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locals, aotiees, 1t.


The Pabiisher. Of this city. have ala greed herea
ter 70 charge Is for each notice Of RELIGIOUS
MkErISGso Literary School. Agricu furaI Hortieui
surai Society meetings. and all other meetings which are
not specially of general character not paid for At
The time. WILDE charged to the person handing IL such
notices.
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VARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
N Or D CAL PAR ny,

Store of Fouike s. Fish, ~
Noble Street, Near the Depot.
where he las on hard large nnnb<r Carriages Bug
rie, Sprine wagons x--. a9e ~ the Sess 1orku~n
aud Of che rnAseras> which he ~s dispose Is
secor rasdAtfnS be lad a. shop
city Charles foand there At AL times pre-
Pared wait upon cnssoners
large stock OF Carriages. BaSgies, Spring WaCsuB
Re-. eonssAnkly On hand ~ the
Shop on Main ST.. Near 9TH.
Rspairns Of all kinds promptly soae TO the satisfaction
II customers.
sichroa az ssh no 2nsh, lsei- &itf
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EgGo to D. B. Crawford's for as cheap
and as good Goods, as can be found in the
city. His Carpets are not surpassed any
where.
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Temperance Orders.

Temperance Orders.
The GooDrEMPLARs every Wednesday Even
ing.
Good Templars meet in Milton, Friday evening
do do do Dublin Monday evening.
do do do Cambridge. Tuesday evening.
do do do Jacksonburg, Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE every Saturday
evening. - -
The sons Of rernperance Ceuterveoa Friday
TheCNION fEMPLARS tcoloredl every Friday even's
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A BARGAIN--HoUsE And LOT.

A god Cottage Frame House. with seven rooms
n excellent cellar. six Of GROUND in high
state of cult vation and well with the best vari.
cities of Grapes. Gooseberries, Strawberries BLACK
berries, and Cufrants- Also fine young orchard of
Ounce. Pesch. Apple. Cherry and Pear Frees now
offered for sale. The outbuildings all good and
substantial.
FOR particulars and terms enquire at S:eddom
Co . Drug Store.
April IL, 1851 Is If
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GsT s. w. LUDLOW,
311rEeon Dentist.
MAIN ST., No. 20,ovER T. WR1sHr's STORE,

RICHMOND. INDIANA,
n RSPECTFUILY ammo unces L. theeisi1esso Of Rich
II moui aud vicinity that he il noe permanently
located in this place and prepared after nine
pr,eses II CincsunAsi- 90 perform work in the
Approved ssyes Of the Dsrsal Art Coatsssous Gsm.
V.Ieaniss Base. Goii and Silver uo-k made in .syle
10 ehasieaee coopesiton, and prices lev The
oua,isy Of the work performed viii Justify.
R;ehncrd, Ian %sh. 1889
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Mail Arrang c,nemt-- RichlnOnd P<
once.

MAIT ira 1K CtneuI f6ICU1NOuuH OSV
ONCE
DAWN and Columbus and East'n Mails
omen It HAS ..
Daytan 4 Columbus close at.........2S 80 y.
(ineinnati Mail open at HAS m.
do and Eastern closs at 4s4s p. IN.
Indianapolis Nail opens a.........-5:S $50 p.
40 do closes at .lc:3o .. N
CHICAGO Mai! opens at...........6.o 80 p
do do closes 1880 . N
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, Sc. leaves
Monday, W ednesday AMI Friday at. ...i:oo g. m
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday and Sa,ur-
dny SEQ m.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, sc,
ssms as Hamilton mail
Winchester msil via New Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday at. ...-....--.....e:ooa m
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 300 10
Office open from 700 a. N. to P. N. sun
lays from to 10 4.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. P. NJ.
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TWe direct the attention Of our read
ers to the new advertisement of G. Jackson
Il Co., in another column. If you wish to
purchase CHEAP goods, the New Yor2
cash Store is the place TO get them.