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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
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Lee,s Amy Resssaaisg - 0ssdenssi''e'
BALrlxoRs. Nov H.
Information has BEEN received here y
secessionisrs, to the effect that JED. DAVIS
reviewed General Lees rebel army :"
Winchester. ten days ego. They were
all newly uniformed and comfortably
provided for. Soon after the rev'ee'
they began to move toward Gordonsv,!'e.
The movement was the result OF conise-
encs Of JEFF. Davis and the Gsnersis com
mandinR. and il believed here 10 he the
initiation Of new programme thsn sgrssd
upon. "a. al
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Nashville Attacked on Two Sides.
McCOok's Corps Reach n srshall on Fri.
day Movement Of Rebel Troops
Bragg Superseded by Joe job iston,
r.. H5s i

LOUISVILLE. Nov. s.
About eighty rebels arrived here from
Lebanon. Kentucky. including son o.
Humphrey Ma-shsll. who violated hi,
parole and Joined the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Green cor.
respondent this morning writes that an es.
caped prisoner. who left Murfreesboro
Wednesday, reports that Generals Polk
and Breokinridge with $4,000 men. and
artillery. attacked the south side Of Nash
vile on Friday morning. while John
Morgan on the north with 5000 men
crossed at the ford and attempted to de-
stroy the bridge. but they were repulsed.
The result of Polk's attack is unknown.
CcCook's corps. comprising s. NJ.
Woodruff and Sheridan's divisions,
reached Nashville on Friday. Critten-
den's corps was at Gallstin Friday NOV.
ing down. Chesthsm. with a portion oi
Bragg's army, was at Murfreesboro.-
The remainder of Bragg's army. except
$4,000 men left at Cumberland Gap,
were pushing towards Nashville. Bragg
had been arrested aud superseded BY Joe
Johnston for bis disastrous campaigu in
Kentucky. No notice At Mnrfreesboro,
which has been in constant telegr.phic
communication with Mobile. Of the cap.
ture Of the latter city. Fifteen thousand
rebel troops are At Mobile.
LoUIsvILLE. Nov. 8, P. Il.
We have bsen in tslsgraphic eommu-
nication with Mitchellsville, Tennessse.
for the pest tso days. and hsvs received
none Of the above tidings. Al -e
CINCINNATI. Nov. g.
A special dispatch to the Commercial.
from Indianapolis. says: Wednesday
night bsttalion of Col. Shaekslford's 3
9Th Kentucky cavalry were attacked BY .
large force Of gsssrillss under Col. Fowl
Or. on Pond river. seven miles from Msd.
isonville. Kentucky. The attack wss
gallsnt!y met, and the rebels were CON-
psaled to retire with eight killed. ipelu-
ding Col. Fowler. aud large numbsf Of
wounded and prisoners. @ go q q.
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SH.fa. E.e.xs.,,

We are receiving perfect delugs o
letters. some Of them. We believe, da
ted the day after the election. soliciting
our vote in favor Of the writers for various
positions in the Senate. We pay very
little attention to such documents, for.
ther than 10 read them. We have re.
ce,ved a h.tfal. e very large bat. from
applicants for the Chief Secretarysbip-
other positions in proportion-thst is. tn.
lower the position. the greater the numbs,
of applicants. Without exception. they
come addressed to "IIon. Sol. Miller ii
which is another considerable hiudrance
to their favorable reception-for We neve,
did fa,ten well on "soft sawder." We
herewith suggest . form Of application.
which cannot fail to awaken an interest
10 the case Of the writer. and to induce
Us to ponder prsyerfolly upon his request
We suggest something like tho follow
"a 4laa t.H-..
ing
BEpBue's GLoRy, --, 1862.
EDiroa CHIEy:-Herewith ind two dollars
two 81 o. S. greenbacks enclosed for which
please send me Jour valuable and highly enter
tanning paper for one year. ought to have
subscribed long ago; but it il never too late 70
do good. --
Permit me to congratulate yoi upon your
election to the Senate. l hope to meet you st
Topeka, and make your better acquaintance.
] will remark, by the way, that my friends
have solicited me to become a candidate for
of the Senate; and i: your promise 10
not already out for the position, should be
pleased to have you give my case due consid
Grafton. As to my qualifications. refer you to
1t may be TO injury to my prospects.
to remark. that voted the Republican State
ticket. nominated at Topeka, without scratch
rs Truly Yours, Felix MuGGINs.
Something like this would 60 far to.
ward bringing the COW to her milk. Let
applicants try it. The last clause. rela-
tive to the Topeka ticket. is indispensable;
% without it, no one need ask Us for our
vote.
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ATTENTION, coWpAsx.

THE members of the White C,ond
l. airy Company are hereby notified .s' ,s 1
there will be meeting Of the Comm, 'nas
drill and instruction, on the first S.,,@'
December next, and on the first Sa,.rGsas SGas in
each month, thereafter. as required Suar nI ip
The members are requested to attend -. =! IA.
and punctually. as the penalty of Tho ,sul'l!
be enforesd .s.ins. all dslinquen.s. ' viii
Nov. 6-lw. G. B. NuZUM n
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The HESDERsoN AMESDxEur.-From
our observations during The late canvass,
we are inclined to the opinion that there
will be decided majority in the L.gisIa-
turs opposed to the Henderson Amend.
ment. and in favor OF Pomsroy's humbug.
And the people who elected this majority.
do not know why, except those directly
interested: Their only argument is, they
are opposed to the road starting from St.
Joe. They lose sight Of the fact that, by
the Pomeroy arrangement. only about two
Counties would be benefited; while under
the Henderson Amendment, not St. Joe.
bot the entire Northern tier of Counties
ofkansas. would receive the benefit. But
the talk about St. Joe, and builiing up q
Missouri town, was an excellent hobby
for ous-horse politicians to harp npon,
and to gull the people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

r. The Atchison Champion. giving
election returns. expresses the opinion
that '.Ingalls is defeated BY small ma.
jority." Was that intended for a ''goak, .
or as an unkind cut at ingalls,? Was he
. candidate at sll. except in three or fou,
Counties that expect railroad connectio.
with Atchisou /?
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Sheriff. S0le.
John B. Brady.
James Bailey Execution.
and
Msriah Bailey.
Execution.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that will ortr
~ for sale, at public auction. at the Cou,
House dor, in the town Of Troy. Duniphan
County, Kansas, on the 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1862, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A,
NJ. and O'Clock P. N. Of said day, the folI...
ing described town lots, to wi,: Lots one, QJ
two, ~ three, t3) four, a. five, t5l siI, H.
seven, ~ eight, (s) nine, (9) and ten, (l0l in
Block thirty four, (34) situated in the town Of
Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas: taken and
offered for sale BY virtue of an execution issued
from the District Court of the Second judicial
District, sitting within and or the Count, Of
Doniphan, and State Of Kansas, for the Trial u
causes arising under The laws of said S sis.
wherein John B Brady is plaintiff, ani Jane,
Baxley and Mariah Ba1lcy are defendants, 10
satisfy Judgment ard costs of said action.
Sheriff s Office, November s, A. d. 1850.
W. d. BEELER.
Sheriff of DoniphsA County. Kansas.
By E. G. CRAss, Deruty Sheriff.
November 6. l6G2-5w. Pr. fee, 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

T~ By the published list Of Hotel
arrivals in Lesvenworth. We 80 that the
largest house has the fewest arrivals-
which goes to prove that folks cannot sf-
ford to pay eztravsgant bills for the sake
Of stopping at big houss, q much a they
used to. tz
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

D In very many of our exchanges
We notice the announcement. boy Wan
ted" 1t might be . good speculation
for some enterprisins individual to get up
some.
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. re- The reader must excuse the meagre
amount Of reading matter in this weeks
paper. The election and job work occu-
pied large portion of our time, besides
being behind-hand for several weeks. in
addition. Perhaps We will have to treat
the reader to smother "slim" number; for
We want to get back to or regular day
Of publication, without missing an issue,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

r. A few years have produced queor
changes in politics. The New York Ex.
press aud the Boston Courier. two leading
Whig organs. have become the meanest
tonsiest. dirtiest Of the Tory Democratic
sheets; while the New York Evening Pos,
and. the, St. Louis Democrat. formerly
Democratic papers, are now among ths
most radical Republican in the land.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

~ A great deal has been said con-
corning McC Clellsn's penchsnt for placing
spades in the hands Of his troops. and
having them throw dirt. 1t al came
from the force of bkbit-McClellan had
been for several years Superintendent ol
. railroad. I'D
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

Is E4 F. P. Baker. Deputy U. S. As
SCISSOR. is now on his rounds through his
District. comprising the Counties Of D an
iphan. Brown. Nemsha, Marshall and
Washington. making assessments.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

II is said thai the farmer. Of the rs-
gion Of Pennsylvsnia. recently Waited BY
Stusrt's rebel cavalry. ere diagustsd With
STRATEGY" - ~ sA'i''1o
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and that vii attend on the tax payers at the
following times and p aces, for the purpose Of
receiving taxes:
At Psdonia. Monday, December Is, 1862.
At Mr.. Baum's. on Roy's Greek. Tuesday,
December l6, 1862.
At Haml,n Nj Is, "Wednesday, Dec. II, 1862.
At Jonathan SCOTS. on Pony Greek, Thurs-
cay, December Is, ls62.
At Robinson, Monday, December q. 1862.
At John Pages, Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1862
At c. C. Grubb's. in Loehnane Township,
Monday, December ., 1862.
At Ha~ siha. Thursday, January 1, 1863.
And at my Office at all times, excr1t when
in attendance at the above named places.
HiaWathl. November 10, 1862. sd =
GEORGE ]. ENGLEHART,
Nov. IL, 1862 Az. County Treasurer.
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I ~ The Perrysburg o. Journal con.
tains number Of advertisements headed
"Ditch Notice." We shall watch pa.
tiently for notice of the "last ditch"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

E Martin KalbAeisch { (Cslf-fssh) Is
elected to Congress from the 2l New
York District.
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Die0

In the vicinity of White Cloud. November
9Th, Of Msli9nant Sms4psx. after painful IL
ness Of eight days, Mrs. JANE PKG, wife Of G.
w. Pike. sscd 42 years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

~ The Mongrel pspsrs. during the
late canvass. made their entire issue
against Gen. Lsne. and are beaten worse
than party was ever before beaten in the
State. Are they willing to accept it q
. Lane triumph? ? It will be SO regarded,
and not without some plausible grounds.
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Thnnk'ee.
The last number of the Troy Patriot

Wdl, Sol. is elected. and for the sake
Of harmony in the party. We support and
voted Tor him. Wonder if his "diminu.
tive friend from Brown" will furnish room
and ''extras" this Winter. as freely q
heretofore. Sol. has come round slowly,
bnt his head is about "located" at last,
and We have no doubt he will do his best
for our local interests at Topeka.
Yes. but it made you grunt swfnlly. to
support us. You might IS well have come
out honestly. in the first place. and said
you believed we would do the best we could
for Douiphsn County interests. We have
altered not one iota from our views end
general course since the Patriot was estab.
lished. We went through the campaign
without abusing or tosding either Gen.
Lane or Gov. Robinson. We are neither
spersonsl enemy to nor blind follower Of
either of these individuals; and we are
ready to commend what is good or censure
what is bad in either of them, whenever
occasion requires it. We still hold, as
We have ever contended. that the person
sl qus.rels of Lane AMI Robinson have
nothing to do with our Comfy politics,
aud can do no benefit TO her interests. In
the election just past. We felt it our duty
to act with Lane, in support OF the Repub-
lican ticket, and against the ticket We pre-
sumo Gov. Robinson supported. (for we
never heard an expression from him upon
the subject. which settles one charge that
had been made against us by certain of
our friends: that we had sold out to Gov
Robinson. .aa..
Now. Dr.. be honest -"be juat and fear
not" Because We may have some person
81 friends who are your enemies, don't
imagine that we will follow them in all
their political vsgsries. and do al in our
power to break down our County interests.
Iou have friends who don't like us any
too well, yet We don't propose to abuse
you for it. Or, you must suppose cases,
try and suppose that il we do no. accom-.
plisb much for the benefit Of the County,
we have at least done the best We could.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

} r. We are sorry to announce ths
defeat of T. Dwight Thaehsr, Of the Law.
renee Republican. for Representative in
his District. He has not many. II any.
superiors 10 the State. in point Of talent.
aud would have made valuable membsf
of the Legislature. Bot Mong.slism con-
trolls Lavreacs. .s...
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THE STATE OF KANSAS.) q.
DONlPHAN COUNTY. 90

THE % %sTATE OF OF HANSAs.{ S.
the 4h day Of November
=
of Novemb D. 1862.
J. JENKINS, County
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

~ Has the Lcavenworth Times be-
come 20 diagusted with ITSELF. that il hes
Topped clear over to Democracy? The
eoatsats Of few late numbers sound -
Loeofocoish as anything Ne can end IN
papers Of tbst psrty. '~. as~E .7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
s.,,saea With the Change.

WAsMHGrOS. Nov. lU.
/ All statements alleging dissatisfaction
in the army in consequence Of change IN
the command Of the army ,fthe Potoms".
arc pronounced BY those who have the
best means Of knowing. to be without
foundation. 4$s
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/ ~ The Republican majority in the
State, a far as heard from, ia over 900.
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} 1nWhy are modern war vessels like
letters? Because they are msilsd. %.
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Rebel Account Of IN Engaxeaent 81
Roanoke Riser-Beaure0ard Prepar.
ing for . Fight At Chariestou.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

OF the two hundred men drafted IN
-Ashl.nd County. Ohio. one hundred and
eighty are Democrsts.
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0lheri1,D Sale.
Order Of Sale.

QY virtue Of An order Of sale, to M. direct.
- ed. As Sheriff of Doniphan County, from
the Clerk Of the District Court OF SAID coun,,
I will offer for sale, at public auction, to ii.
highest and best bidder, in front of the Com,
House door. in the city of Troy, DoDiph,D
County. Kansas, on the 18th day Of Decemb.,
A. D. 1862, between the hours Of 8 O'CLOCK A
N. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the foIlO,
ing described real estate, to wit: The ives, half
of the south east quarter and the cas-. hal, Of
the south west quarter Of section No. twenty.
one, CID in township three, (3) of range tu.1
ty-one (2ll east Of the sixth principal merid
an, with the appurtenances thereuuto belong
ing, situated in said County.
Sheriff . Office, November 8, A. d. 1862.
w. d. BEELER.
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas. .
november o, ISo2-5w. Prs fee, s.
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Important from Washington.

A Cabinet Crisis ImpendinE-RemovaI
Of Gen. M'Clellan-Why He was Re-
moved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
TO TAX PAYERS.

We have . largo amount of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants, which We will dispose
sfst the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties. will save
money BY using the Warrants.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
DRoPosALs roR rwIsE.
Posr oyy,ot DrrA.1nrsI.

...l ~ Posr oyyior DEPARTMENT,
81 November, 1862.
sEALrp P.orosA1 viii be Ieesivsd At this De.
parmsnt until the asth day Of November, is1a. for
IS 900 pounds 70 Be dsiiysred :. he blank Esnoiss
q Warrington, d. O New York city and Buffalo,
New York frse from eli cost Of transportation, In
sueh quantities ~ each Agency may, from time 70
time, be ordered by the Department -,l.L
The Twlne must be Of three strands, well twisted,
and capable Of sustaining the weight OF 70 pounds
on string six feet In lssgh; II must be put up in
for trans poraton In packages Of 100 pounds weight
each The Twine must be 'mooth snd flexible, snd
measure about $50 yards 70 the pound As no tpe
ci6s material hiss been detei mined upon, bidders
will nd samples Of such twine o. ihy propose 10
furn,sh with their bids. ...f.I
Ths contract will b. awsrded to the lowest and
bes, bidder, the best bid to be determines after q
Ing which bid will In lite aotical results be moet
advantageous 10 he Department This the Postmas
teI 0enea reserves himseli the right Of deciding
No proposal, will be considered which may be
made BY persons not spenged In the manufacture Of
twine.
dence Of his ability to comply with his bid
,raot. 3D..
Failure 10 furnish the article contracted for
ptoppuy, or furnishing article Inferior to that
contracted for, will be considered sutcieat cause
ior the forfeiture Of the contract
BIDS not made In accordance with thete proposals.
will rot be onnsidersd.
Prpssais must be marked on the out,ids Of the
envelope with the name Of the arole proposed for,
ard thu letter containing them addressed TO the
fii.t Ash tsnt Postmaster General, Wellington,
ID G. NJ BLAIR,
uov G-eo2w Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
RAILROADS.
pA . . q " ~ n n rA.s sNs
From Washington.

rs.s.as:s Tr.ia. between " :ssias Geo. ssiasa1s s
end The West. will be run - followsi
Daily Trains between Washingto Balu
Daily Tralns between washinxtoa and The wsn.
On svnd.ys, Two Trains to Baltimore. and One
Passenger tor the West nskins CLOSE connections
81 washington Junction, (RelayJ with the Balti.
more s1d Ohio Rsiroad 10, al points west at lower
roR PHILADELPaiS AND NEW YORK.
Toa AZ. E.xf0Lis-iss1s w.shinsiss :, go
FhR AL POINTS WEST. and station. ,,onx
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave W asAington
I'oA and y m, and on Sunaays ats p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Lesy. New York atf .. IN. Philadelphia II 30 .
N. Baltimore aIsp~ ~ Arrive At Washington $50
Leave New rorr q, . IN. rn,I.deiphls 10 40 n,
!" Baltimore tso N Arrive II wsshlnstss . %
Leave New rora q, II ?. N; rh,l.aslR lRhi. $50 /.
Local Accommodation Trains leave baltimore Il
10 = N and slo 2: N lor Warrington arrive there
on sunday. Ct III and 10 I. N. only rom Halti
baltimore or Washington,
Passengers leaving wsshinstoo st 7.o . m.
and 8 vo y: n, make connections 81 wsshinston
point. wsss o. tss % Ohio RIVER "a Ea ana
Road e E.ryi.sa sod VII Virgins s.'''''' ''a oo''
ins,on daily, except Sundays, at Ss a, m. and s.4o
pm
rs..sns., Train, ls.y,ak v .shins, st 600 /. n.
q aud $50 ? u. sp sls a I~spsla end
way Passengers must take the Assomm.sasor ,,s,.s
caiy
VIZ. SMITl,
uvse hsrtsr Ut Transportation, Bait
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10

Every family, ct this season, should use the
sAMBuCi WINE,
Celebrated 10 Europe for is medicinal and ben. icis
Sudorlas highly esteemed by eminent physioilrs 5,
used In European and American Hospitals, snh by
some OF ,he frat families in Europe aud AmeIiIs,
AS A TONIC,
II has no equal, cau,ing an appe lie and building
up the syrsm, being entirely pure wine OF most
As A DIUKETIc,
II impsrt. healthy action OF The Gl9rd and KID
rsys and Urinary Organs, very beneficial 10 Dr'py
GGut, aud Rheumstin affections
sPEER 8 WINE
Is not mltu or niapuiactuttd d article, but Ia
pure IRON the aia- oi the ortu7ui samhucus grate,
cultivated % N.w Jeraey, recomme, did BY Ghrtn
superior 10 any other Wioes in use au Al Excellent
article fr we Ak and debilits ed l-rsoss aud the
asra aud II arT. improving The spl elite ami brne
LADIES WINE,
Because Il will not in.oxioat- sS other wiHes, 1t
contains no mixture ofsprit or ether liquor and rs
admired f-r its 'eh, peculi,r hsyor. aud nutritvs
properties. imparting healthy tone TO ID" dgesye
orssns, snd blooming, soft, snd healthy siiN and
VIZ REFEKTo
A lew well known gentItm-u and plj sican' who
Gen. Winhela kso,, ,y;s;A. Dr WilsepliIhs =. ny.
pr J X GEiISn ny city. DR., D0ush"iy, New
Dr.. nH;f'Ss S'A' New D. nt FFaFS,f Fa ,fSss Sfs York
ss-None genuine without the signature of Al
FRED sPEER, Parsaic, y j." IL over The cork OF
srMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE
For sale by Diuggl'ls and al lls, e'a,n Dealers
A sPEbR Proprietor.
opIics-sOs Broadway, New YORK
nov Sly Agent for France Ind Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-10
XHJIsT. NORTHWEST. AND souHwssr.
10 CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDs-MEN
SOLDIERS, AND OTHERS.

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO hAILROAL
are running through passenger trains from Wash
ington to the Ohio river, without change OF oar
daily at TX u. NJ. aud p, IN and o1ers greater ~
du0sments to the travelling public ths, any o,hr'
route, viz:
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGES OF CARS,
CLOSER CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TIME
Ihi, 10 the only route that checks baggage irom
Washington oity to the West Tickets good until
used; aud passengers have the privilege Of laying
over at any point on the route
Passenger procuring tlokets by this route, saw
the delay and xpesse OF Omnibus ueusier.
REMEMBER THE ONLY OFFICE 70 procure
tokets, u ~ the depot OF the b. o. Il baggage
rsosivsd 81 any hour durtng rhs dsE and no charge
saT hspdling nsgaAfv. Ahz S-u