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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16
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Afw days since brief bulletin from the sest of war
in Tennessee contained the simple announcement that
'sColonel Earle Of tbs Sd Arsasss cavalry was killed
while leading his regiment in ehsrgep in ths recent
brilliant asir Of Van Dor and Forrest near Franklin
The death Of 80 good and brave q msn, fallsg thus
gorousy IN the Of victory defense Of his conn
try eslls in these days Of great and crowdiDr
events for something more than passing noiiee For
Eve months Of active service including several hard
fought battes, Colonel Samuel G. Earle and myself were
members Of the brigade in Gen. Price srmy, and
durisE that tine had the good foriuae 10 become we'll
Il not entirely, aequairtd with him It is the warn
respect nay sffsctionlls admiration inspired by that
a'quaiasnOe and association in the trials and bsrdshps
Of camp life and the perls Of battle which inspires this
humble tribute to bis now glorioEs memory
Col Earle as native of South Carolina and at the
time of his dean WIS about thirty yesrs Of age HIS
edusNtion was completed A. Bethany college, Va an
institution Of learning presided over by ha rea snd
good man, Alexander Campbell At college Be stood
high in all bis slasssg and universally beloved
Marrying in south Carolina Col Earle enigrated to
Arkansas I informed. j. 1889, and astfled near
Camden As lawyer and planter he was there
pursuing the tenor of his way and Ing tie life
Of useful citizen, when tie greatest revolution the
world broke out OF course he was one Of the
irst 70 nnsheath his sword for tn mighty conflict
friend informs us that he raised troop Of esvslry was
elected captain, and joined She regiment ogzay COM
nanded by Dr. Soon rland, ana afteru ards at the
time Of BIS death. BY himself not in possession Of
full particulars Of the military career Of Colonel Earle
bNt believe ho participated in the bait OF Oak Hi lei
Ekhorn, and Farmingion and know that he went
General Price to Inksi an5 bore himse with conspieu
ous gslantry IN the bates Of Corin;h and Hatchie
bridge His egiment served as iHfsnfry nearly all Of
last year but was remounted sometime think. in No
Vember.
To oconoude his necessarily impoefect notice Of one
Il iruest soldiers that shed his blood for IN
Oonfederacy. Colonel Earss character as N 30 and as
an ono r was attrecuTs to oegree Amounting TO
sn hpsissm IN every one who had hs honor cf knowing
him well--a character
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EA Yankee captain, lst Rhode Islan5.
having been captured BY Colonel Mumford 10
ea7slry charge in Stafford county, Virginia.
said when asked about the war Ihat be, and
everybody else be believed, was lred of the
internal war Wei, said oue Of The South
ern officers, you oughs % be satisfied nov, for
YOU have sueceeded ia getting in such good
couuanv. Yes. said the eaptain. e I an in
good company, out q d-d bad latitude,
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RANkWaY. 0R gT0LEN.

MY MDLATTO BOY, WILLIAM, is missing luce
lll Mon ~ merHi7g sac 9th i-stsnt i not abaut
t8En De hEs prcbaa bceu eutiCed away, perhaps
g about soue uf the csups 81 tie vciaity Of town
Szd beg is bTghi uiuiatto ato1t fuurta0a yes-s of
age rsthsr st0r suart snd sc I'VE hair grows bs-k
from foreheai; the orefaeeE % hard st0-ier ia
the ot1er. b. aaence OF boe .iou watch took
away ths b01e b the hrst j1iat. suiiabie rews
vii Be paid for lis rsturn TO ne, ais arrest snd cen
husm-nt 70 Q hat msF get him.
mhfl-lm O. s KNA1p-
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The. location Ct tne Appeal Office
- on State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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Ternas of AdvertIsing.

An advertisements win be charged
sIs5O per square for the hrst inser-
ton and 9 / for each subsequent in-
aertion.
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REBEL MATCHES,
Rebel Matches.

k6eBSk Watches
TfIHE unisss'g1ss hasiag eEtsbi.hed MATCH
A EANtFAgT9KE il re city Of Jacks0n, voaid
irorzn those vi hr- p-rcaasc fhaf orders from
distance cc1llpsuigl with tie cash viii Pc p-opptiy
nlsd Il STEM g. CO.
F4TTIu 80 l0-
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VWRNTEB.

LADY of experience IS TEa C8sR In ny family
~ Addrsss me at Brandon. M
ms TAsT T COOKE
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GENFRAI. ORDERs No. -
T AND IEsPECFOR-GEBERAL'S)
OFFICE
BIcHacsp, February 3, 1903

OFFICE
FICHAcNn. Febrnsry- 3, 1909.
FHB su7eri-ts1dent of the EltTe End Mining Bureau
4 authorized aad "a ectsd - enfosce existing con
tracts q he government 81 4roa Lead and Other 1ui-
tons when Iron and tuer ries thus contracted fer
andpef ded for the eerTioei szeertaHsd 20 have
besn sod 81 private ssie o. nos promptly delivered
cclrdng he terms and sl q r thf ooufract tue
aristsuee shall bs 51fed ay The cCEmandaIt OF TIE
nsarss- post or cam Of inst let0n % ths OFoer
agent ef the H-inE Buresr speJisly cha-ged with the
enforcement Of the con .rset.
Wnen Contra 8 shs1 hsVe been perstsHfy violsted
after ten days nltiee al detseo couscTiptsd men
vgil be EifhdraWn and assigned 10 ether works.
s. COPPER
Adiutg1t ard Iuspect1r-c eneral.
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EDIToRs APPEAL: The press has very ably
and earnestly urged planters to plant eern and
no cotton. You, ofthe APPEAL, have exhausted
tie subject, in SO far IS patriotism asd policy
has any weight You have eddel, also, many
motives appealing to the prevailing desire to
make money. It is 10 be feared, however, that
there are many who arc determined to nsSo
large crops notwithstanding al of yoUr aTgu-
msnts, because they think that cotton Is the
only means to command money
To those who have. not the patriotism to re-
strain their desire of gain, beg leave to add
single argument. If peace were declared &C.
morrow, the crops on hand of the yssrs 1861
and 1862, could not be gotten to market fer
twelve months to come. There is not tunnage
and transportation enough in the CoDfaderacy
to take it to market within that period Oh
structons of rivers are to be removed, and rail
read connections made, before e can be moved
az ali, except in few places. We would have
10 depend on Yankee boats 10 take i awsv for
US. Could we trust them SO soOnsin our waters.
and woald they venture before the animoyiy
engendered by this infamous war has been
allsye1 By time / repest, we have not the
means Of transportation for the present crop,
and if We make asother, it viii have to lay over
and we will be kept in the position Of hsviaQ
two crops on hand perhaps for years to come.
The consequence of such a state Of things is
plain; the tTeights would be enormous, and
sven if cotton commands high psiea in market,
It viii be consumed by expenses. Besides, the
cotton merchants of New Orleans, ct least, are
broken up and scattered, and il would require
tims'ior them to arrange business to receive the
cotton shipped to them.
1 have thought from the beginning of this
war, that our true policy was 10 allow no cotton
10 leave tho country, TO friend or foe. That
home manufactures should be stimulated and
pushed forward By every energy of the govern
ment, and that no more cotton than is nesded for
home consumption should be raised
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EIliaaf iT0a oFlsF'l IarvaroE BuRrAu.

zrAJ " BIoHARDzON .HUNT,
AZ y A. Q Artillery
-. -. rersons from military Service you viii
- tisf I AN empowered 20 authorize 80 Ordasnes
-ases-sto exeuait al sraisEns meeasn e and en-
is - -. 80 Shnlents Of sueh persons as are or
- - ,.s,gs rIgr,sv contract with fhe gov runeuts
II furnishsg Tss orannee sod oron snne stores asa
oIhsr munitions Of saSaet n-Ilssa -oo {. AeP
s-i-.5 a. n-,rie h geosIou g, f3eners. 0rder no p
Yen s-e desgasted a. TIE O1lal9s o.-esr @ 2 ~. ~
~ 5 - s-'' ~ - / GORGAs,
Coldnel and Chief of o.dnales-
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4 sIave -. - > Il Ees.

a slave 8RsaFrecfiou Projected b. the Ees-
eFai AuIhsr1tiess
We invite attention to the following, which ne
find in the st. Louis RepH5lisan II revssls 3
purpose Of the most infamous character. which
should bring upon its projectors the ezseradons
Of al the werld
HILTON HEAD. SOUTH CaRo1rs6.
February i9. 1863
For some weeks proportions for a toray uDen
an extensive scale into some Of the most thick
Iy populated districts Of one CT the three Stsfez
comprised in the department. Of the South. have
been in progress with the greatest possible 81.
creey. Few persons within our lines are aware
of tae project even st this tins. when orders 10
begin the movement are about being rfvsn.
The plan is to surprise the rebels, not VITA the
phantom, but the reality Of ssrgils lusurreeiion,
by the sudden appearance il arms. in the re-
gion selected, Of q body Of no less than five
thousand negroes, properly led By whites and
supported BY regular troops. Communication
has been opened and kept up for some time
By trustworthy eOntrsbands with the bondman
Of the chosen field Of operations, and they know
when the Ebsrating host viii appear, and are
ready TO rise in thousands and swell ii b 8 wave
so mighty that it viii sweep both rebellion ard
siaverv oat Of existence wherever it may .ron.
Tbe woris of Wendell Phillips at plymouth
Cburch. viii be realzsd-ths question of fght-
IN, rabsIs with their slaves placed beyond The
control Of politicians A great volcano is about
hursting. whose lava viii burn and h0v and
destroy despite .. conservation and % peace
resolutions" The exact direction Of ths exos-
dition, the Northern pablo Is most likely to learn
through Sou AerH PRINTS
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rer..,s of snbscrIntEon.

DAILY per month $3.50
TY-i- Weekly per unOnth---.--....-. 7-25
r-z@No ssbscription taken for Daily or Tr weekly
for s lenEer term than Two Months.
Weekly per aAnUzn.--------..----- 400
single copy Ten cents.
The paper xviii be delivered TO sII
aew =-deaIeSs at Ten eta. per COPY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16
BY M'CI.ANAFIAN & DILL.
GBe yttenlpBis 8ppcaI.
PIrnrTaFFED

Daily, Tri-WeelkIy and Weekly
BY
JehH R. McClaHahal----Beljamil Z, Dill,
Under the arm aua style Of
McCLANAHAN & DILL,
To whoa zH letters on buness or otherwise. sboald
be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16
SPLENDID CHANGE FOR
CAPITALISTS!
WlKTEn. IaIllRnIiTFIF.

a T liberal wages, o. Government Holk al tie Dixie
a works.
Ten No ] Bia,ksul'ths.
Ten Nc. I SfaF1lr2Efer5,
Twenty Saddle and Harnossr1ake-B
mi 10tF rElsr co
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Gruced with all good g7aoe
T9 gracea = gentlemaa

snd Ohris ian. Need I say morel Cuist unassuIninV,
and apparently tacur his friends knew that under
paiH, serions practical e4teT or there ran a. rich
vein Of sen n nj, W.T. fancy aud genuipe hum az
evsr fladdened soc 81 intercourse IT tiigh ened the
ieks Of friendship and frstsFDty. His as face ever
shone brightest in the day Of battle AM was CON
mon roruark Il bis companions in arms whan "the
eannans opening roar hpraded the near approach Of
the co fci, There goes Earle with his batt-faea on
gee how say and Iniing be is
Thousaads OF The best ia tbs Confederate gtstes
in aad out Of tie army. have she'd msnly tears over the
EeNs Of his untineiy 5as Ell glorious dsaih but thew
may soace themselves With the reelection that he died
IL sacred cause and tie soldier praferst0 de and
they Sl cherish yaa prids forever the remembrance
that they possessed the friendship u 20 excellent 20
nebis and y UiiYs aman. P.
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Frurszspee o. the shove order 81 iron Inastsrs ana
hsr contractors with the states Of AiaosLlss = %
- south Csroliaa zld Ieanesseer VIZ niaAF 1P
- T. n for the deta of such cQnscps a. may os
idsceneab IL Carrying out their consfHcss Nite -
C,rdDsoce Dspar msHt, g A. To prevent lfea1h =
-ii g. rsouise OF each confrsctoT mzking sppe4ton
rtI asf 6f eonsesi3ss that bis eqais ion shall be
u~r apaufsd BY esrfi1ei copy % ais coatrsai5 -
$50 sst The Ql she pereus desired % pc de-
.;is frs irdspsasa6ls for sbs fuiisneat q his con
fraot sn,s hat the haeorer ca-not be Otherwise Cd
fainea sad fsFhsr thai W tha services Of he co
rcrrt shsl no longer be n-s1ed, tbe atnant viii turn
~ se-vfre IL the rrmy siso cstihcEte OF the enroll
~ sr Il ths district fhs the ser ons named IN D.
,g-i.f ior hese been properly enrolled Certificate
t olffs 10 BE- by and bsf justice Of tle peacs or
fbsr raestrale aatn led By law % sdmiR ster cath
An rocsuuuisat 'ons addreses 30 mo 81 Selma Ala,
vii meet viii prolp' a.is nton-
W. EtofARDSON HUNT,
rnhHIn Ma.oE etc. o 0Isnenos Duty
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s-soNTRE(,T0Rs for Iron ard other munitions Of
,sr will sss ibss cha-eed with the execution
- he above crder ] sAaM Eigidiy enforce II in al
se h[,srst 70 nv notice aud IN sfdi;iou- pre-
rr or.r from tue Sase inieEdeut cf the Eitre and
Tl;rf-v F-,rsaa vii secd eve,y con'r or 50 falling
yko h sublef 70 the conscrpt la g t1e nsarsEt camp
Il fng.roction for service IN tle army
WI RICHARDSON HUNT,
nh5-Isn Aeiar. eta-i en- Ofdasnse Dlty.
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D0EFRDHEATE OFFICERS IN
PREs0R AT CAMP CHAsE.

From tle ONO stafe JouIuaLI
Below We publish, this morning, 90 alphabet
ical Est Of iba rebel officers at Camp Chase
prison, orIered there at tAe time Of The engage
msnt at Arkansas Post We srs indebted to
the kindness Of E P. Drake, prison clerk, foI
the lss About thirty officers have arrived
siecs then, who were captured sgyarious points
in the South
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G. s. EITRB AND BIETSG BUREAU,
RICR8UND, February 3 i563

Adlateai a1d IHapeot5T-a aeaefal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-28
"A Substitute for Calonel.


Ii your bowels are co tIye, ,TEY THEM.
If on have worms, fkY ! lltM;
If your breath is bad, TEH THEN.
Il YOU ierl drowsy. TRY THEM
If YOU w spirited TRY ItEM,
II ven Is we OK neadache TRY THEM.
rfiEN ONLY COST % GEN IS IJN TRY THEM.
av produce suffering aud 1eagh thln the diseases
they profess end yc this corrosive raj so
denounced by the ailupainic doctofS prescribed BY
thrlm universally eases OF liver Compiaint
Consumatiun Of tnnss, &c
THE AlaNDkAK PILLS are composed entirely of
roofs and ferris obtained from tlt great sorehuse Of
Nature and their sautary fleets viii appear az )on az
SCIlENCK'S MANDRAKE FILL d. }, 4 n "5r i,,
any or sickness 1hs stomach; but when gwen
ton @ SonENCKS &%eFw E Use GG m 5
judcious treatment the digestive functions are speedily
rest9r 10 telr iul yisor, AID the worst of md
when rehecl that the Liver is the largest internal
OrIan OF the body, that to il is assigned the uoriaI
duty Of htcrhg the blood and preparing the bile that
II Is SUBJECT to mary disorders AID that VIII N il rs dis
ease inactive the whole body suffers svmpa etcalN
IL Is not surprising that medicine which
the healthy operations OF the LvershuLld pru won
dcrul changes in the general heath. and eject
which may appear almost miraculous Headaches OF
long continuance, severe inns in the side, breas and
shoulders aching ef The limbs cling Of general cak
ness and wretchednc and other alarming stress
Ing jmptoms indicative OF imperfect or disordered ae.
SCHENCK' s MANBR2A,KE FILLS. " Tue u'' %
Co.tivcuess, flies, bitter sour eruotons, and that
ndescribable feeling of oppression. mental anxiet9
languor, ethargy aud depression of spirits which unt
man for the manag emelt OF business and the enjoy
Mandrake iilis. Price 70 cents ier box
Remember, DR.. Schenck visits Roston every month,
and his next visit will be Wednesday and thursday,
NAV 10th and 2st. also Ut % Bond street, ew
York, every Tuesday, for consultation adyice, bnt
cpal once, 80 North Sixth street, lhiladelphas
Price OF the PulmOnic syrup, and Sea weed Tonic 81
bottle, 50 the half Dozen Mandrake PMS, Is
GEoRGE R sPURR, agent for Worcester,
GEO e GOODWIN 3 CO. 81 @YoEs5 street Bes
For sale by all Druggist ana Storekeepers.
myl4 dI
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St. Anthony's Fire Rose, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Sore yes.

From JdTtey ScEer, Esq. me Gbte edtOf or tim TUX
hammock DehtOcFdf, Pc9HSUirGHid.
'Our only child about three yea of aye " as at
tucked by uimplcs his forehead They rapidly spread
until thev formed oathsome and viruienl sore Which
covered his face ard Ally blinded his eyes Tor some
DAYS \ Skilml physician applied nitrate Of silver and
dayS guarded his hands, lest with them he should
his whole face Having tried every thin. else we had
any hope FROM we began giving vour SARsArARILIA and
apnl{ns the 9dd i Of potash Lotion as you direct The
and was wen when We lMd fIlishtd the second The
ehlds cy clashes which had come ont grew again and
ne Is now as heatnN ana IN as any other Ihe whole
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Meolrlneg
. Z I @ X c. A. HILLS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy Of the Are.

49, 'i ~ u i.V ~ sing e OF Married Females
cesgg,,,t ~ I ~ ItIAed as the most sue
NJ Ta,',o' rtu nlYaluapie specific icT all
diai.i iltios W. US ~, ructinns, and Private
rn,. i,af,ro ~ ii'st 70 inc FFm0te SEES
seniar in Fsno nv PPV M9hc, Or Uiu, the
Inc ma 1884 diseases, during his
yes5s S,i ~, nS, ptisouce of Twenty
49, DeIcats M, m,5',s' inlE ~ ice the
sua Tl,seasas ., s-,u Uncut disorders
firf mi si,l,,,,ii,i59,aI, s Fv I'm Tue construc
fc,- ria rs,ticriaT t ~. eiiaie Srs
sri study / Win '5i g9St.u 81 attention
,rs, ia. Il Lte besn bgiepsE tlrht Of his
trorg,' IN tset 49, iso,,a ~ u ,irl v 10
ies.3ts te'i,r' srS T.otsn 80 lnS d'Hsrent
,i7y,t S,.,,., .. t tlo t, Agents n the
80. a. ~ ,,,,' 49,, ~, 80 ''iV view OF pro
Pr,,a,t IN. III li r.sos a F t anu Sertaln
g,''iou. ,s 81 49, ~, ", tIieButAnues
.. go 4 ~ - ~ n NUS anu Lislf
pITTg o ~ If Ma s' ''''eH' ana the
result IL ~ VT a-,7Crtr .ro,
tNr d Ll'iDi - 80 - I'm IN,
~ nhhsI'yAA Nos'ous a!!Gn , Wllich uaiy
v1Perlelce proves :" r.; uO9t s'ISA anu tHleacius IN
rs opet1tI'h w u, isiai;,u ihatliHss al atMaya
snCSeSSiol III an c'Se'' "'c use" '9ooo'S 70 tue ulrec
tons. - ...s... ......,..... 81. ~.
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d R Il l L L s
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. So Na..in street. NNerceser.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG 8fEN.-During the prac
tce of fifteen years DR.. Hill has in contact with
almost imumerable Of Debility, occasiOned by
dreadful habit Of solitary self abuse they continue
to warn all young wha not afflicted to avoid
1t they value their lives, advise all whu arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured Of such trouble and let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
in time 1t exaggeraon to say that three Iourthi
OF the insane their naladv this hOrrid habit 1ht
propretors OF Insane Asylums cOTobOrate the state
ment, and the victim insanity iducv yet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF m
either in or out Of the domestic erceith provocative
powers ruined, afflicted with dstrust ever doubtful
his friends, in fact perfect hypochondrac what is he
1T for but to becast out and die Attend them at once
all you who addicted TO this miserable habit or
may be too late, and YOU may 90 down to dishonoret
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead of blessing
as they were intended There exists not in the who'll
world an object loathsOme miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes. Avoid il then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven
DIR Hills practice is wholly the botanic princfple
and therefore upon natural Foundation.
Office No 81 Main street Worcester open from a. NJ
to ID p M Letters po5tpaid) will receive prompt atteD
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GIorcesttr DajIg spy,
Woreester !. ~ omee-sammer Arrangomont

Mails Close as folows
Northern Worcester CoGnty, Vermont and New Hamp.
shire worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 and
due at 400 p, n,
Ftchburg, lancaster Leominster West BOylston Oak,
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H. at 500 M,
And $50 p. and are due at 9l5 and loop. m,
Princeton and East Princeton at $50 p and is due at
9.lb a.
CITY OF Boston, $50 and 500 a. m, l2l5 g. and 500
p, and arc due at $50, $50 a. $40 and 65 p.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Masss,
chu5ets9O0 \. M, and 500 p, m; and are due at $50
Rhode Issnd-, Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad. $50 m, ana $50 b. M; and
de at $50 g. M, and $50 ?. M
Way Asil on Providence anl Worcester Railroad 3 81
D m. and is due st q. 40 q. m.
Western-lA An towns Ia Massachusetts, west OF W0r
cesteE,l g. n, and are lie at FAD Pm. -
a. and 80 p. ead dee at l2,i5 AMI 5A5
Springfield a,n, and $3.50 p. M; ana are due at 9sO
Hartford, all Connecticut except windnam and New
London caantes)5 81 IA. ana 8,OO p ms and arc due
Towns on line Of oyaish and Worcester Railroad ana
New London and WiadhGm County, Conn, '9o0 a. IN d
and are due at Sis s-1sl.
$50 6l5 p m and are due at 500 a, M and at 1870
Barre, Barre Plains Petorsham, Paxton Dana, North
Dana, ID west Pltand, ggj a. n; aud are due 0a
?. n.
Holden, Rutland, North R7tard H,Hhardston. cold
brook, and Oakham, $3.50 and arc - 90 N.
Leicester S45 a. m, a'd 400 m. ans ~. To- at 40
GIiii6ury and west Mllqury, 40 a. INV and 8 p nj
Shrewsbury. BIS p. m .rd 10 sue az 't. 4 m.
GrSit9n, New England village, ans t'fcaNiiIe "'5U g.
m and are due at go ,,
MOCdvilie, WestAor1' No. IA1rC -' lthH'a of~a
vile, and Grafton 70 p. M .a1 Gee tnc al +3f d m
and 500 .. IA: and a-e g.3i anu u IT.
mail for New York md BOSTON and beyond is closed
at this office on SUNDAY at 500 C'clocN %.
OGic. hours from As =. m, 20 3Gi %. ii. sundays
frem JO00to 1910 a. m. j. NJ. EARLE T. Nj.
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@mntbltges.


r SPENCER, LEICESTER,
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ssa gs-7,slSl1yySf IA NIBUS SRmmsf Arrangements
%s=.a,' slslzsSag& commencnp Dec s, 1857
Leave spencer at e. leave j Moore's Music
store. 20I NJ ain street, al 5 10 p. n.
Leave Leicester al g .. IN l30 p. M leave d ~
Moores Music store gO7 Main street at 10 90 H. NJ, and
500 p. ma
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday Evenings Lesve
leicester al 63l and Mooies Music store, 2Ol Main
street, at 500 O'clOcI.
Leave Cherry Valley Is inmates after starting ft0u
Leicester On each trip.
Leave New Worcester al 20 =. ~ igS1 .. va. l.W
N, 4OJ p. m, 10 p ieAve 2ll Main street a.
9'3J o. nl ~ M 2.3o, % 90 p. m
-USGAHS
Leave Leicester 10. eEd Ghe0' F8!lcy q. s3j
leave City Hail at Ace y. a.
Lcayc New Worcester al 10 a. N. 81. 30 p N. Atsor
City l.gil gi close OF meetings.
express tstsgH0us gre sse-.isy isgteu3ed 10
L. =. - iDE,, ~ 90 From
M ILLBURY AND WORRIES ER NM
Ia NiUS leaves No. i2J Main street, st 10 a. and
SSB , M From Min1pry. leaves LOvels Nulel AZ 81
ald 1919 ~. and leaves the Post gtice AT Sc
On, Frd y. m ttf $50