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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
An ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE ELEc.
TON or GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS, By the construction which. in
practice. has been given to the Constitution
Of the State, the Speaker 81 the senate. in
case Of a vacancy in the Office Of Governor,
shall exercise the powers Of Governor by
virtue Of his Office as Speaker. and without
yacating the same which said Office Of
Speaker must cease and determine with that
Of the incumbent as a Senator, upon the
election Of his successor 10 the next succeed.
ing Senate -and the same construction would
apply TO the succession Of the Speaker Of the
House Of Commons to the exercise of the
powers of Governor; aud, tDtereas, accord
ing 20 this construction, vacancy will take
place in the Office Of Governor from and az.
ter the day Of the next election on the first
Thursday Ii August next. until the first day
Of January. A. d., 1863. against which il Is
the duty Of this Convention to provide !,
therefore,
1. Be Il ORDAINED, Nc. That the person
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

MORE ANS AND ANMUNIIioN.--Wc an.
nounced on Monday the arrival AZ 4 Confrde-
rate port Of valuable cargo of arms. ammuni.
tion, merchandise, &c. Another vessel has
since arrived at another port with a still
more valuable cargo 81 the same character.
1'Hg Wan IN THE WEsT.-0ur special dis.
patch from Knoxville informs us, on the au.
ihority Of an escaped prisoner, that large
force Of Pederals il concentrating at Lex.
ingtOn, Kentucky, 70 make d descent on
Cumberland Gap. We are further inform
ed that the cause Of the South is gaining
daily in Kentucky, in consequence Of the
war tax and the emancipation scheme.
Tie Yankees are certifying Huntsville,
Alabama. aud apparently intend 10 hold the
place u possible. Richmond Dispaieh.
The Arsenal al Asheyille, we learn, Is do.
lng well ~ the manufacture Of arms Tor the
Confederate government
The Louisville Journal reports that Stan.
ton, Iineoln's Secretary Of War. has resign.
cd, On account Of political differences with
the administration.
Timothy Webster, who was convicted as a
Spy, IN Richmond, was hung at Fort Lee, on
the 20th.
"A Federal steamer reached FORTRESS Mon.
roe on Wednesday last, with fifteen bodies
Of officers and one hundred and City wound.
ed soldiers. They are supposed 10 be the
result o. the battle a. South Mills, N. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

and Mayor Monroe, oi New Orleans, upon
the surrender OF that CITY:
L. s. FtAs SIR HAaTFoRp,
Orr NEN 0HLElSs. April &c. is62. )
II Hi. ErceRtaey, NE Afyor n n: Gig n NsU
Orleans:
SIN: Upon my arrival before your city. |
had the honor to send To your Honor. Cap
tain Bailey, Of the Y. s. Navy, second in
command Of the Expedition, TO demand Of
you the surrender Of New Orleans 10 me. as
the Representative of the Government of the
United States. Capt. Bailey reported the
result Of his interview with yourself and the
military authorities.
II must occur to your Honor. that II Is not
within the province of Naval Officer 10 as
sumo the duties Of miliiarj commandant.
come here TO reduce New Orleans 70
obedience 10 the Laws 81 the United States,
and to yindcate the offended majesty Of the
Government Of the United States. The
rights Of persons and property shall be Sc.
cured.
| therefore demand 81 you, A. the repre-
sentative Of the people OF New Orleans.
the unqualified surrender Of The city. and
that the emblem OF the sovereignty of the
United States be hoisted over the City Hall.
Mint AMI Custom House. by meridian this
day. aid hat all flags and other r1nblems 81
sovereignty other than those Of the Unit.
Ell States are 20 be removed frum all public
buildings by that hour.
4 particularly reqnes, that you exercise
\ your authority 10 quell Disturbances. 70 re-.
store order. and 10 cali upon all the gnnd
people nf New Orleans 20 return AZ onee "a
their vacations; anI ! particularly demand
that no person BE- molested il prs 10 ~ pro.
perry Tor processing sentiments pf lny4lty Il
I heir government.
shall speedily and severely punish ans
person Or persons who shall commit slcl
oulrsges o. were Witnessed yesterday. by
armed men firing upon helpless women and
children. for giving expression TO their plea
sure At witnessing the I'D flag.
| am. very respectfully, sour obi srrs'i
(signed) u. q. FhRRAGUT.
Pig Officer Western Gulf squadron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
RAI.I. nr rnRr MACON.

We have the following details 81 this
event, which took place on Friday last,
when the enemy opened fire from strong
batteries Of heavy Parrot and other rihed
guns and mortars planted within 400 yards
Of the Fort, aud behind very high sand banks.
which prevented their being seen By the gar
rison until the Gre was opened. After ten
hours FIRE OF shot and she'll the For, was
preached and completely torn 20 pieces.
Tie fleet outside did no damage whatever 10
the foH. Most Of the guns in The Fort were
disabled. including all that could have been
brought TO bear upon the enemy.
Under these Circumstances Col. White
surrendered the Fort with The hsnors Of war.
the officers retaining their side arms. All
the baggage Of the officers and men was saw
ed. Col. White and i55 Of his command
we're brought 10 the main Cape Fear Bar
yesterday Monday afternoon, on board the
U. 5. gunboai Chippewa. where they we're
transferred TO one Of our transport steamers
under Gag Of truce. They reached town
Il ~ o'clack last night. The reminder o {
The men composing The garrison were sent
through the Sound to Newbern. we presume.
They are all on parole.
The loss on our side sas seven killed an 4
eighteen wounded. Two u them mortally.
The latter two were left In the Fort.
=. S.--We have just learned that fire upon
the Fort was opened at quarter before six
on Friday morning. and that the emf agement
between the Fort and batteries was kept ~
until about o'clock that evening. when the
Fort became wholly untenable and was sur.
rendered as above.
All the guns on The side of the Fort cppo.
ste 10 that attacked were dismounted. All
but three ~ the guns bearing upon the enc
my's batteries were dismounted. The enc
my's central battery OF preaching guns was
within 100 yards. The right and left flank
ing mortar batteries were more distant.
Wlmiagfos Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
MAYoR MoNRoE.s REPLY.
MAroaGtrr NV OntrAss.
err Hall. Anal &c. 1859.

CIR Hall. April 20. 1859. )
10 Fig offer D. @. PaDsgui, .. y. Ship Hartford.
sIR: In pursuance Of a resolution which
be thought proper TO take. bnt Of regard for
the lives Of the women and children who still
crowd our great metropolis, General Lowell
has evacuated IL with his troops, and restor.
ed to me the administration OF its govern
ment, and the custody Of its honor.
have, in council with our city fathers,
considered the demand you made Of me yes.
terday, for an unconditional surrender Of the
city, coupled with requisition to hOis, the
flag Of the United States on all public Offices,
and hsul down The Dag that still floats to the
breeze from the dome of this hall.
II becomes my duty TO transmit to you an
answer which is the universal sentiment Of
my constituents, no less than the promptings
of my own heart, dictated 10 me on this sad
and solemn occasion. The city is without
means Of defence. and utterly destitute Of
force and material that might enable il 10 re.
sist the oyerpowering armament displayed
in sight Of il. am no military man, and
possess no authority beyond that Of erecui.
ing the municipal laws Of the city Of New
Orleans.
i would be presumtuous 10 me 70 sttempt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

CosriscATIos Butts RsJEcrEp.-The Yam
kee Congress has been earnestly engaged on
several bills proposing TO condscate the pro-
perty Of Southern people. The Judiciary
committee reported that IL could not agree
upon any one Of the several bills before II,
and recommended that they do not pass.
The House thereupon tabled--rejected--the
one before Il. by vote Of So 10 SO.
The Texas papers say that salt Is selling
al Gregory's Lake at % 10 80 cents pei
bushsl, and plenty on hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
Inhn nal Rnll. uhn na, tried Al Rich.

John NJ. Bolts, who was tried at Rich
mond on the charge Of disloyalty, declared
before the court martial that che was q
neutral in this war. taking sides with neither
the North nor the SOUTH" Apart from
Botts's own declaration, there was no eyi-
dence against him. The court decided that
NJ. Bolts was not worthy Of being trusted
at large, and recommended that he be con.
fined on his own farm. or such other place as
il may suit the Government, upon his parole
10 communicate with no one except the mem
beers Of his own family.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

CUMBERLAND GAP.-Richmond May IA
telegram from Knoxville states that an en-
gagement occurred at Cumberland Gap, on
Monday last. April 2sth.
The enemy was repulsed with considera.
bic loss. Confederate loss trifling.
The Federals have been reinforced by
eight regiments, aud have completed float
ing bridge across Cumberland river. Gen.
Morgan : commanding.
Il is believed that they will attempt "a
make flank movement. Tor which our forces
are full. prepared.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
NEW ORLEANS.

Marble, April 29.-The following is the
official correspondence which e,uk place be-
tween The Yankee Naval Officer Farragut
and Mayor Monroe. of New Orleans, upon
the surrender OF that city:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

Memphis, April 2s-'rhe Appeal Of to-
day says. we hear from above that during
the bombardment yesterday at Fort Pillow
three Of the enemy's mortar guns exploded.
AZ last accounts the invaders had not APP
peared at Carondelet, sixty miles above New
Orleans.
The Memphis Argus says the enemy's
gunboats above Memphis will soon be 10 our
hands.
The Corinth correspondent Of the Mobile
Register says Colonel John Morgan, the Ia
nous scout, has taken command Of a regi-
ment Of infantry. General Beauregard has
dismOunted several thousand cavalry. the
country being unfavorable for the operations
oil cavalry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
VIII. DISCHARGES.

10. When any company now in service
for twelve months shall, before the 10th day
Of July next, attain the maximum numbers
prescribed by This act, without including the
men under eighteen and over thirty five
years Of age. all such men may be discharged,
and such of them as remain in service on the
said day will, upon their application. be
then discharged, whether such maximum be
attained or not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Richmond, May 8, P. M.-Authentic in-
formation from New Orleans by telegraph
has been received here.
The Louisiana, iron clad, was at Fort st.
Phillip, and received broadside from the
enemy at distance Of only thirty feet. with
out injury. Becoming unmanageablc, she
was blown up BY Commander Mcintosh, who
had an arm and leg blown off,
About thirteen Of the enemy's war steam
ers came up before the surrender of the
Forts. Among them. the Brooklyn, and
three others Of her class.
The enemy is believed to be in full pos
session of the city at this time.
The commander of the French frigate
Militaire gave noticed that it require sixty
days before bombardment, TO remove the
French citizens. This was before the sur
render.
There is still great excitement in the city.
and the people are fully loyal to the Con-
federate government.
All the shipping and cotton at New Or.
leans and Baton Rouge, we're burnt The
cotton destroyed amounted to about $4,000
bales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
TX. TRAxsrERs.

II. The right TO change company or corps,
10 virtue Of re.enlistmeni. ceases 70 exist BY
the repeal Of all laws 10 regard 10 te.enlist-
ment, but transfers Of individuals or Of com.
psnies may be made as heretofore, within
the discretion Of The department.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
M. EXEMPTIONS.

10. Persons claiming exemption from mil.
itary duty under this act shall be required
By the enrolling officer TO make oath that
they are lawfully exempt under the act Of
Congress. and shall be furnished by him with
a certificate Of such exemption.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07

TO- Persons liable to military service I'M
der this act. and not in service on the 10th
day 81 April. may, until the 18th day OF
NAY nsIt, volunteer in corps heretofore au.
thorlzed 70 Be raised By The Secretary Of
War. o. BY The PEerutiye Of any Stale, as
part Of the quota thereof. 10 pursuance Of
call made upon such State by the President
Persons authorized TO receive such corps
who may not on that day have the necessary
number Of men enrolled and mustered into
service according 70 Che terms Of their au.
thority. viii proceed with their men TO
camp Of INSTRUCTION in their respective States,
and will deliver their muster rolls 10 the
-saQmanisnl ldersQf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-06
ate. OF Advertising an Daily

iuxal advertisement. tisy esais pr ssu-fs each
uesrtlou-
sa.I.f.<sory Arrangements made ~ith tAo-r ~ho
- + = advertise ~ the year. ~ih the pfisliess -
shsnginx a. plsa-lGe. Yearly advertisers h"Nef-''
~4u l. counlei strictly - th~ir regular o-s'nes-'
an y ~ pstg .'fgTfersy. -,
A.r~rtisefnentl IN The special noiiee column WIN
- charged two pr.eea- at.
Advertisements krgt cpissiA.-.J - 80 i---e.
uslre and half
ps1nss. notices polished H. l.. .-eai columns, ~
a., lines % AZ Der viii be charged tcr csf' itseruoh
Al. II oser tea nns.. tel cents per hiie -
Advertisements seat In fof 40 spccilsa ti-e, al
- Iua-rt.d three mouth., unls. ordered out
49, alteration ~ standing adveruscment vii
.aaIHf - = rereHL q Tie sane, un4es- ~s''''"ts'
agreed upoa ~ contract.
an Nh be ck. scd ts for each nanie In the Daily.
So g. 90 IN lle Ds and "eekly, - :" 90"
funce.
- xr.tuit-a. s.fvsrtir~--,~r't vh-tsver.
t.harrss viii be made .-.uns n''e~N "
al r4efs, Societies. or As.oc -... a. less"
saf s-kl netlce not exceeding les - eshA' i~
e I Insertion. over eight llnes a. his fate- .
tnro4lsring des'hs with funeral notee Htsea~"'
a. xlth0at notice. free.
~s.i--@ u Festvsis Fcfics and Excursions, gotten
- ~ la.i~fiuals OF Associations, or ~ eh1teN'''
II regular prizes. -. -
l-.sal Advertisements Inserted al the expense o.
Attorney. ortsrfnr sfd payment not % % us-y-,
90 tAe ies :. rreceeugs. ft cscet&oie ~ tne en"as
ims pAhllshsr n1 Aecuuniable IW the aecuraeI" ~
go, .dvert.s beyond the amount charged '"'
thir publicstion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-06
Ayers Ague Cure,
roR THE srFFDy ctrRr or

Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and Asue. REMIT.
UfeFer, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodical Heal
ache. OF Bilious Hesdashe. and Bilious ~
veFs, indeed foT lne vnole class Of dis.
eases or ignatng IN hillary deranre-
ment, caused by the Malaria q
hiAsmatic Countries.
We are enabled here 70 orer the community a
remedy which. while Il cures tho above complaints
with certainty, h stll perfectly harmless ia suy
where these araictng disorders prevail This cure.
cxpels tho miasmatic poison OF fever and Ague fros
the system. and prevents the development Of the
disease, taken on the fret approach of ifs prcmo
tory symptoms. II IL not only The best remedy ever
yet discovered for this class Of complaints but al,
The cheapest. The large quantity NC supply for a
dollar brsugs II within the reach of ever, body and
in billions districts. where feNsr aud sus rrrs ALL
everybody should have II and uss ID freely both ia
and protection. great superiority II ia.
remedy ATTY other discovered for the r,-s.
dy and certain Of Intermittonts s that n en-.
tlins no Qanine mineral conse4 nenfly Il protu-
ess no Qusnism OF other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured ~ n let
healthy A. IL they had never hac the disease.
Fevcr ani Ague h not alone the consequence ol he
missmatc poison grcai variety ~ disorders ART.
rom its irritation, among which ars
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout. Headache. BLINDNESS.
Ioothache, Earache, Catarrah, Asthms, paltl.
tation, Painful Affection cf the splesn. H,s
tories, Pain in the Bowels, Colic parAl,sl.
and Derangemens 81 the Stomach,
Al Of which, when originating In this cause pa ga
s aps shs M sss@s s sI and @
segusntly cures them all alike. II s an invaiuatfs
protection 20 immigrants aud persons travelling -
temporarily residing In tho malarious distrfcta gf
taken occasionally daily while exposed % the Ia
fiction, that will De excreted frnm the system and
cannot accumulate In sufficient quAniit, a. rif-a
into disease. Hence 10 l. valuable a.
protection than cure, and few will suffer ff,an
Iniermittents N they avail fhsmsslsos II the lrn
t.ction this remedy affords.
go Prepared ~ Dn }. &. ArER co.
Lowell, hsssaeh4.efts
An our rcmedie. are Cor sale Nv J X Cuslxa...
p. NJ DoSSriir, aud ~ all Druggists IN Term.
Hante.
Wholesale ly ALIsx A Co. Cincinnati.
iuni- 0ieom-vcow
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/ HAVE PURCHASED the euure
4 ~ufsssy sss-k a Mr Nasty. Nsrk Cissk
Z Tr~s. al .z-s.t.i ssfssb.ry q 10 issrss
"a rrize< kpole rree.. q a.. alae. fre1n 4.
'o<s = . iprs<l iu tis=usr 80 fcE tce - -
lkrs slt.
y.y-siT rfxxwuxTH.
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NOTICE or INSOLVENCY
~ A tie April Tern - ne vice cours q Cen .
mon fi~ss he estate q kobtrt = kcC sts decreased
tkerrfrrs nettnef fhst he wlil be s<ffisst
corfinsy. CHAs. 2. H0sFoRD,
Dated {sne q iets ken'r A. toufs ror
lzllul
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-06
he Weekly Express

sabn.hsa every Wednesday. sisi. 20 par snnuH.
fVance-
iopxer time thar I'D Tor
.s.te~ OF Advertising I'm weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-06

ssrae4s II ta 40 deviation from the above
d. x<.-a
axAaxertl--aaef.t. pubusLsd Ia both Daily and
weekly VIII be charged the fa Daily rates with one
AAf n the weekly rates addesi.
CHARLES CRUFT. Pso's-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-06
HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
board Reduced 70 s. per- day,


Since the opening q tins vast 81 eonamodlous
Ho,el 10 ls5a u bas been The single endsa,or of the
rsprie,or- to make 1t The most susapiaoa-. con-
senicus ani comfortable home for The citizen aud
stranger this s.te sas Atlantic.
And whatever has seer a likely 10 administer 10
the comfort Of Ia guest they have endcayored.
without regard to cost. previae. ard TO combins
al The eieneuts q inaivional aud sccisI eujoym.n,
which modern art has invented. ana modern taste
approved; AMI the patronage which ii has oosnmaa-
si during ,he past six yeAF. s gratifying proof
that thrir esost- have been appreciated
To nee, the exireneies fibe time.. When al are
required 20 practice she most rigis economy. he
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price of Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al ne time abssinS noos 4 tbe iasarics ~ith
which their table hAs AilAerso been sappiisa
TRKADwEIf. wuTCoNR a co.
S~~ rort. sell :. issi smo.
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"A u = 7 Il a CT

Of tss <1fIEEv7H SE1fl-AS-SUAL STATE.
NkNI " tAe condition ~ Ae HOkK INSU.
RdNCF COMPANY err1e Cfy oI Aeso iogt.
oA Ae l.: dIg ef Jfaas.rrg. lssi
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

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Corner Warrington and section St..
SULLIVAN. rxnlkxk
rl>HR as4~~<lxn<t hsxtns purrhss~e ~ sh-s->.
ae<t<n ukki,x a. go e the mn<s cornf-rts ,ls
uases IN ne Nsst. snf FAR xup~rter in ~~~ry
fesx9.t ~ IN tbs place. sot far IA srce~snp.
tsf q ths tr4reiiar puhiic. sn1 ~t<rt<tnEnsaf -
Ga r<u- ~<sAinx eosrtirx. FtrtSe su~esriet srFss
n serurs the kixA~<t coufort AT ccnveuisnc~ q
- tAsfr -~1<<~~.
w. n KS0rrs WHITE. rser~s.s.ss
xs~~unh<s isHf. dk-u
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r. * =
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

The most orcetna remedy which the medical sklsi 4
our tnes can devise Cor this everywhere prev.lIlu
and fatal maady. IL combined fhn the most a. tive
remecslk that have been discovered Cor the expur-
gation OF THE foul disorder from the blood and tle
rescue of the system from it, destructive eor-s-
euo1ees- Hence n should he employed for the eur,
Of not only scrofula, hut also those other ge1.rs
which arise ffon IL. such %
kruptlvo and skin Diseases, 81 Anthony Hre
Rose, or krysipelss, fmples, Pustules, Lioicl-
e., hlains and Boils. numors. Tciier and Sat
Rbeum. Scald Head, Rngworrn Rher-
mausm. Syphiiitic and Nerrarcai
Diseases. Dropsy. ~ l,epsis.
pctility. and, indeed, al
Complaints arising from
vuaied or IuapGre
blood.
The popClsr -elief IN 'imP1riiy Of the blood. 4.
founded In truth, for scrouis L. Degeneration of ti
blood. The particular purpose and virtue of IL.
sArSsparilla l. 90 purify aud rcgenera ts sIta IA
ID without which soGnd health i impossible IN col
tsminafed constitutions.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Agent FOR The above reliable and responsible
Companies, am prepared 90 issue Fire Policies on
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Warehouses, Household
Furniture, Merchandise Ao or the most favorable
terms. ssLosses literally adjusted aud prompt
ly paid JAMES II. TURNER. Agent.
Ofice at Turner Melfeen's Warehouse.
mayaedtf
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGH-AG
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Al~ays A. Low as by any oihcr Route
Rmu Tickets ria PITTS
burg.

rRElGHTS
sRy thi- Rsats Fr~ights = al ds-cripsions can BE-
frr~ariei from fhiiaicphla. New York. Rosiua or
R2itino... - sny poiat the Rrliro.1s - Ohi-
Ncusnrfy Int ana, inots. Wisconsin. lo~s or GiS
scnr ~ Railroad ti-art
The Pennsyivsnia Railroad al.o oonnects ai rrffs
hs1r a ~1th StesEers. ~ ~hich Goois caa 10 for-
~arted 10 arg port On TIE ohio. Naskinxum. K.-
sncsy, Trnnessse C1r4aeriant. Illinois, Nlssissipyi
wi-caslsln Misscsrf Kansas. ArkarAss ana R@t ltlv
srs. snf ClsTelsfi Sa1tustv ani Cttrsr1 rs.N
Steamers q al Perts o. ne Norih Western IAkes
Merchants ant sairpsrs eafrusiiEg ths trsnsg.orta
siur - thesr FrcEh - tkis CognVsay rely ~lth
ru.rf.terre - Ifs atla.'r transit.
THE RATEs Of fkTiGHr b sry roInl in ihs
Wei ~ the Peunsvivscis Rsiroad 81 al iilars
a. fsvcrahle srp chsr~~f - eflsT Railroad Con
p&nses.
n particular v asfs y.<ssss. "sis Psssstessl,
nsnsnsn..
y , s<EEnsa. Ftfat-ireis.
sk0RAN q Co0NS. a Norfh = Hslfiusfrs
LKKCH a O.. Ne Assar Hsese a. - . su-st
sifhsra -. S<~ Tea
LYNCH CO. ~ sale a.. ns-is-.
II. h Hol@TuS. 0eafral Ffrghf kaert. fturs
FNpH LE1f7 t.~a@rsl eap'f kl.orn. p.r.
l. n hoUT-E- ssr-r-f kes .s-Ea glaii.is.l.|sfs
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