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Be It ordained by the Tcwa Council Of
the Town Of Spartanburg, that from and
after tho passage of this ordinance it shall
not be lawful for any negro slave or Free
persou OF color to own or hold in their
own right o horse or horses, mule or mules,
Wagon or wagons, te be used er hired
'fersheir Csc or benefit; andcr penalty in
case ct violation of this ordinance that
such horse mule or wagon chall be seized
and sold and the funds arcruing from the
sale Of such property be appropriated fer
the public good uf the town.
BE it futther oriaipea That from rrd
after the Passd;:s Of fhh ordinance, that it
shall nat be lawful for any negro or ne
gTocs to occupy any house or houses with
1.-The corporate limits Of the town of
Spottrnburg Unless ned by their respcc.
=tnris szsfx 70. shtssrr 90. .--..ss. .. sa .tsss
scme responsible white person rceis,ns in
charge OF them on the premises, Or spo-
cial Permission be gYsnisd by the town
aItl.onlies. Under penaitj IA -easo of a
violation OF this ordinance tho owners OF
| such SLAVES, or guardians cf frso persons
of color s,all pay the sum OF not less than
So pr. dsS for every dsy. ssch offence is
COututbtCas 81
Whereas the goats roaming at large
within the town of Spa:,anburg have
been often csmplnined Of by the citizens,
and have bccn reported to the town au-
thoritics as apublic nuisance. Therefore,
be it ordained, that from aud after the
passage Of tbs ordinance, that in the
cvest that any goat or goats lie found at
| large, and without the enclosure o. the
owners thereof between the hours of sun
set in the aiterrroa, and sun. rise in the
morning, that hc owner thereof shall.
! be Indicted to be made 20 answer ~ =
court OF common IDEAS and general scss.
ions, or that tho sal goat or goats shall
be impoundod and sill at public out cry
by f!ic aetsoritics of the town, and alter
paying from the proceeds of such sale all
expenses accruing thc,con, the balance
to be held 10y said authorities to be dis
posed of as they may think right and
/ law!ul.
Ratified in Council, August 24th, 1863.
j. B. CLEVELAND, hrcndant.
J. ". ELP1RD, Clerk.
Aug 20 u 3t
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECETIVE DEPARTMENT.,

CHARLESTON, August =, 1863. =
I WuERgAs, by information received at
this Department, tappears that in Charles
Ron, o., 9te oath December last, n man by
she hume of SAMUEL COLLINS was
stable in the breast by some person or
sSersonsVp TO this ,imo unknown, and that
the said Samuel Collins died insye ntiy:..
Now. -thaFefase. 7, MALe 3sQSt. AAa44
Governor 0t,1 Commander in chief in and
iQver the aforesaid State, 40 issue this my
rroclanntion, Offering reward Of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehcn.
sion and delivery of the real murderer Of
the said Samuel Collins into any of the jaiis
of this State; arl il more than one, an I'd.
Hitional reward of THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each one who shall be
proved to be an accomplicc.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State, at Charleston, this eighth day Of
IL. s. August, A. ID. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three.
Nj. l.. BONHAM.
WM. r. HUNT, Secretary of State.
Aug l3 20 4w
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Slave Labor for the COast---

1 To fill the reputation OF the Command
ing General. au.! in pcrsuance 1t tie order:
of his ExcclcHcY Governor Bonh;,m, r.e
Coiri!.i iondcs o: he Roads and the Town
Authorities o. tlic Incorporated towns and
nilfagcs within The limits of the ;itdicla
Distric,s OF piekeNs, cN~cenville, Spartan
burg, Anderson, In;an, York, Chester
'Laurens, Ab1eyiic and Newbcrry are here
by required forthwith to sommon aUpcrsons
in possession o. -sly1s liable TO Rdad duty
within tac Limits OF their authority, TO dc.
1ivcrone fourth oi their slaves liable To road
duty at the Railroad Depots nearest the
owners roSiicncc oil MONDAY, the
Fourteenth day OF September next, in time
for the down freight morning train, there
TO await spor,at;on to Charleston, for
thirty days labor on the .ortiscations.
Ii The Legislature, ut lis April session.
ssomptce ti,d'1 VIZ - ned but one Road
band irom disability under this Act Those
~hc own trJ az 49, or 4 fraction over n
humber dNijJlo Is 0.,c JDurth will send
forward ono h1m fof sach fraction; ., .wr
owners have sGe!I lt~c':0Is, ~. Unite
aud sSnl on, hand ont ofevery four.
III Ov,r, crS, 1t the rate of one to
every hun,!r,d hands, arc u9t only allowed
Sh ere desired. Tt.ey arc sch~.cd by the
'o$'ters anilr;ito the Confederate author.
itiss at the r.c Ct fifty doliors per month
iN. Receipts viii be given ut the Depo,s
for the negroes, and they are asses cd in
Charleston before. thcy are put to work
' The Act requires the attendance ol
QUO of til; o. .rnissioncrs at ea;h D.pDt
lie will be mly Icy an agent authorized to
receipt for ;he negroes
VI. Owners arc requested to furnish
their negroes with spades or shovcls aud
three days rations.
VII. Owners who hire substitutes will
furnish ne with copy OF the receipt taken
for such substitutes
VIII, 1t is regarded by the Roads to be
put In usc-on t!ris uccIsicn, us 3argcruus 10
run extra trains heavily laden with passcn.
gers: 1t is therefore necessary that thusc on
the upper portions ofth Roads should bc in
attendance very early in the mornin. in
time for tho regular freight trains; or they
might deliver the negroes the evening be-
fore to the'a.ont or 70 the railroad agent,
Who isauihorized to receipt forAhem.
1N. Charleston, it is hoped and believed
will soon be inlpregnable. If so, the slave
labor Of the State VIII have accomplished it,
Labor is yet needed in large quantity to Sc
cure this position. The portion of the State
now called on, has poured out richest treas
sures OF noble blood on most every field in
this war, it will not hesitate now when so
much is 70 be accomplished at so little sac.
Fifice One earnest, combined effort NAV
put the State beyond danger
WM NJ SH NNON
Agent of the State of South Carolina
C....4!oa, -. e. y-A-A.ust ln,h, 1863.
D3- All papers in tire Division publish
once each week until l4th September and
forward bills to me.
Aug 20 81 4w.
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From tie Nor,fl.

\ telegram from Rochester,, 10Th, gives the
resolutions adopted at the Conservative Con-
v'nlion at Rochester, New York. The resolu-
tions affirm
lst. That this mocting fsvors an association
Of conservative Union men for the next Presi-
'eniial campaign, aud invites the co operation
of dli opponents OF secession abolitionism or
na' iycism oi any kind. .Our abiding purpose
The suppression of the rebellion. main, enahce
nc the tn,oa. adherence To the Constitution. f.
deiiiy to tho Govern.cI,,. enforcement OF Tho
laws, ard opposition D foreign intervention. a.
2i. Prcv'ttes fora NGfional Committee who
shat; II national Con yentiou etc , and con,
Ter with other conservative organizations, fo-
the purpose of securing united aclion.
ID. Advocates vigorous and successful
prosecution of the war against the people in q
state of military insurrection, Rnlil they returf
tothe Union under their respective State coft :
solutions existing at the time they revolrei."
4th. Defines the nights of the people Of any
Safe who are III jUeurrcction, npcn r-,u.ning
10. their. allegiance, etc. sa
OH, Dccl res that .the rights Of property.
whether il the laads, .pefsbha,iy, or slavEs IN
ihc States are exClpsIyeiy within, iie authority
aud jurisdiction of the State respectively.
9th. The sole end for which the upited Mates
Government has power,v carry on ths exbtine
war against the peo,lc in reyclt is % supPress
tic instruction, etc. 81
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Heavy ESDmbardn,eBt.

CHAWEslON, September 5.--To-day
has witnessed another furious bombardmeut
of batteries Wagner and Gregg by the
encmy's feet and laud batteries. The iiiing
was begun at daylight and maintained
steadily I'LL dark, \ EQnitoris oow Griur
at Muuirie. Apothor assault on Wagner
Is deemed not i'm; ,oballe to night Since
Tuesday night, no further attack has been
made OF Sumter Brickbuilt Sumter has
been hei twenty days against all their
guns by land aud sea. 1857 shots have
been fred at it. Is, 90 have struck out,
side and Z 1891 inside. The flag has beer
shot aYax fourteen uunes
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From, t,,~ epes, anas.u.!

From; 49, Huesi {: uLs3u..: r-S..
CHATTANOOGA, September 4.--Thc
ioTn ,..'ss2Agvr trnia raL uii the track
when Hcar Ch;eS":;..au.., this mor4..".
lht injury was sm .ll Al the trains were
delayed several hours
The enemy were signclinn all ui"ht 81.
Walton : f:tr, b"t everything ves re
markably quiet across the river TO day
No further indications, Of n move on the
pant OF Kosencr;,nr
Capt }. Il !;u,.c., If the lst Coufcd.
crate lniann>. ",:~ ,hot at noon, Tor en-
couraGing dc~,i.,,n Ii his own company.
aud cm1c.al, oi' the money of sui
'tituics !ie ms sort OF speech, ac-
sno"iei;-lrS t"e justic- vf the sentcuce,
but manifested !iitlc concern, and died
without struggle. 1t. Col Aderhold, OF
the san: regiment, was cgshiered aud con.
5 r.ptrI /, ycStr- lay, ior being connected In
the same utI:r.
ATLANTA, September IA special
despatch t. the Appeal, from Sena,ubia,
says Geh. l'r.ce had an cngaccmcu, with
,he enemy, iiiccn miles from little Rock
ind CHAINED : victory. The Yankees are
rapidly TctA.oIc eng the Arkansa. army.
The Chicago Time, OF the >! III ultimo.
says messenger that the Yankees lately
sent to Europe reports that six C0ufeder
ate iron-ciads rrc cn ro~tc 20 rtisc tie
blockade of Charleston, and that thirteen
other are in state Of completion. with all
the modern improvements aud appliances,
designed to operate against the lalkce
seabuard
ll;tllccS excuses his imaction Gy sayin.
that he is waiting the elimination of the
siege OF Charleston, aud says that in three
weeks, three full corps, under Banks, will
move on Mobile from Pascagoul.
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ENEMY CsossISG THE TENYEssER.-
Frcin Ini0rmatioA which We deem reliable,
1t would appear that the enemy are cross.
ing the Tennessee. river below Bridgeport,
N 'arSc force, anl it is anticipated thai the
battle which oaanct be delaye.. for many
days longer: will take place in Northwcs-
tern Georgia. This movement of the enc.
my Is for the purpose Of aankins Cha,ta
nooga, and compelling Bragg to abandon
tha; al nost ;inpregnabe position whether
he Will succeed or n6t, cannot yet te de-.
;crmirca.
The movements OF the encmy in East
Tennessee was evidently n m,re teint of
which we have reason to believe that Gen.
Bragg was aware, and has acted according
to this idea
The advance of the enemy towards Gcor-
sia Is 4 desperate move of theirs. Eosc-
Grams rs playing game that must either DO
successful in every respect or be will have
his army entirely destroyed.
We are not aware to any extent of tho
preparations being made toFecoivo the enc,
my, but suppose that everything necessary
has been periormed.-1duHtu hteH,gen-
Ger, 5h
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Rct1iSlstrgs

The following order, says the Baltimore
! CiipPer, ISSUED when the execution of Cap.
tains SAWYER aud FLYNN was frst threat
encd, IS Pronul gated ier publications:
headquarters q, Me Dpdrtn.n. oC Washington
ID. C., July l6, 1868
Commlndiur officer Fort Monroe, Col Lud.
low, agent tor the Exchange OF Prisoners
OF Wharf.-The President directs that you
immediately place W. III Lee and anoihel
officer selected by you, not below the rank
oi Captain, prisoners ot war; in close con
hnenfent and und"r strong guards, auG that
yor notify NJ. Il. Ould, Confederate agent
fui exchange OF prisoners of war, that IT
Captain III. w. Sawyer, lst New jersey
Nouptecr Cavalry, and Captain John
Flynn, 3lst ludlana Volunteers, or any
other officers or men in service Of the L,
ntcd States, not guilty Of crimes punisha.
blc with death by the laws Of war, shall be
executed 10y the enemy, the aforementioned
pr soners will be immediately hung IN re.
taiIatiOn 1t IL also directed that iumcdi-
atcly on receiving official q. other authen
uc information OF the execution of Cap.
tain Sawyer aud tap'Din llynn, you wi |
procerd.t- hang Gca. Lee and the OH r
rebc! OF csT dccigaa'ed rs herein above ,lI
rected, and that you notify Robert Ould
Esq, OF said proceedings, and assure him
THAI the Government oil the uitcd States
will proceed to rctaliute for every similar
burbarOus violation of The laws oi civilized
war ii. VI. HALLECK,
Gcncrl in-chief
Official coy: ID. G. WAssER, \. 4. G..
The Now XnrL nnnnrs ~ IL E.h -.
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Jo RQuity.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.

-, SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Hiram Neighbors as. Richard b. Willis
i and Elijah BaI nett
Bill Tor Funds.
IN parsua ce of an order of the Court
L OF Equity passed atJune term, 1868,
the creditors of the absent defendant,
Richard B. Willis, are required to come
in and prove their claims, as the law di
rcets, before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the lst day of October next
! STOBO FARROW, o.Es.D.
Commissioners Office, June 22, 1868.
June % IL 3n,
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marks already mado, and heartily endorsed
tho resolut ons.
Capt. Choice Ton furlough from the army, J
said My friends. am out Of practice in the
speaking HAe--my course lately being MOI q in
action than in speech, but can tell yo., 1, fe "
soldid truths. In the army we have little or
no disirust; our failures and suferings hay c
been rather an incentive to new exertion than
cause of distrust. In my command can
only fn! two who have ever expressed doubts
OF our full aud eatiie success, only two who
think orr cause ;p danger. The soldier, sir.
feels that tn. iimc for comprot,isc is past, hat
we mns now .fyat or die. My men returning
from their homes. (having bee:. furlougl,ed,
ask me, why is il, Captain. that the folks nj
ONE think We are whipped, why do they SO
despoRd? their neighbors refuse them bread
and say we had better come home and make
bread f- our little on"s, for We are as good as
whipped.
I,eil you. gentlemen. thore is something
wrong here n: home-there are some black
sh rsst reSii wffvIi II
becomes you TO remove. Trace these tories
out, and drive them from you: come to the
army and learn lessons of trust aud hope
Come to the army and see men determined to
be free. Come there and see men trusting in
their cause and in n good God There we fear
not thc foe. and all we ask is that YOU will
feed our dear ones NJ home.
The Captain, after making explanation.
showing that dcser'ions were only from con
scr:p,iun ranks and other matters concluded
his remarks by an appeal to all to feel hopeful.
Air. Bobc sold 4 ut he did not expect any
disagreement ir the house in reference to the
resolutions. There was no one who indiyidu-
ally would refuse TO sustain both the soldiers
aud the refugee families; but the evil was
that every one looked for his neghbor to act
before he acted himself lie called upo. all
II come NJ and forgetting words, do his duty
il action Ec doubted whether there was n
scctiou Of country now wnhout its quantum Of
spec IA -. CT 40 man would acknowledge
himself SUCH fran the man who was worth
merely what he owned before the war to the
millionaire all refused to be called spec lator.
The honorable gentleman, after n stirring
speech of great weight. bearing directly on
the point before the meeting concluded, by
asking the hearty support by all of The resc.
lutions and their intentions, pledging his hon
o., wealth. AMI all, to the cause of his country.
believing that our success is certain He Of
ierrl The following resolution.
R'soieed, That every effort to dcprccin.e the
Confederate currency - u traitorous blew nj
the common cause III which we are engaged
and should he denounced 10y every patriot
pr Saith offered the following as an aGd,n
Ia 10 the above.
R,soired That it is the sense of this meet
inS, that the Confederate Con- gress should levy
+" tax. sufficient TO defrny the exuenses of tie
war rs incurred from year TO year
The ercsiion OF. the adoption was taken by
a rising vote. aud wan unanimously adop ed
CLOuGE :. BEARD. Chairman.
WN. ii. TRAINER Sgcrct,ry
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80 -. 'At'A ~ (IOA
L. Il. Roy, A. A. General
Gloom, I'm veusi,i,,.ton.

Il 4
~ree'a' u'SPn'vu from Washington Of
the 22d speaks gIoomi!y oi the present
sIinaion which places Washington in the
san situation it was this iimc lcst year
/ he dispatch says Lee has been heavily
rcin!ercei, and Is exercising wisdom, and,
decision. end action, while Meade is guilty
ot gross stnpiIlty, hesitation and inactivity.
We should not be surprised any day to
hear OF the'army OF the Potomac falling
back 10 "; ;s'lnSton. Unless prompr ac-
tive mo ements are taken II predic an
otber Ike the iwo prcc ding ltcrs,
W ashiu, ton teleagurcd. and the Corfed-
crate ila i.c.!ting n sht of tie Cap tol.
The l. emJers Ut tnc administration are
dcpressc 10y the nature of the dispatches
!run Charleston Notwithstanding the
lowing ccuunts in the newspapers which
every day pr"m;se--Dut it is never fulfill
ed-tha: ,harlcston will be taken in lew
days; Fo! Sumter will soon be ours, ana
the nest rebellion be wiped out, il is
we'll know there IS no prospect OF imme-
dIa'e suce . there, and very little Of ulti-
mate s@cc' at present.
he tal oi Sumter will not lac the fall
OF Charles III, bui only Ike beginning of
1t. The ..lacc can only be taken by in
ycstmcnt by land and sea with two hun
drcd thousand men
The same dispatch speaks discourasing-
: OF the .IagnirIde of the task of sutju-
eating q determined people, and the loss
al Men an! money, and says the struggle
is but fairly begun.
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II. wOFFORD, Administrator, Applicant
VS..
s. W. TUCKER, .et nj Defendants.
MARBLE YARD NOTICE.

DERS0NS Wishing to purchase MARBLE
Il for their Deceased. Friends and Relatives
can do SO, by applying 20 Mr.. wM. HUNTER
our authorised agent.
HARE s PALMER.
April ~
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CHARLESTON, Sept. SO day has
witnessed another furious bombardment o!
batteries Wagner and Greg by the enc
my 5 fleet and land batteries The firing
was begun at daylight and maintained
steadily until dark \ monitor is now
ii Z at Fort Mou'trie Another assault,
OH Wagner is deemed not improbable to
night. Since Tuesday night no further
attack has been made OH Sumter. The
brick built Sumter has been held twenty
DAYS against ali lhe eff rts of the cnomv's
s eo guns by Land n ser. Seven thous-
'nd five hundred anu titty one shots nn e
been fired at it; 3595 lave struck oulsid
AMI >, l33 inside. The flag has been sho
away fourteen times. Orders against ex.
ro,ure having been rigidly enforced, the
casualties were but few
Sept. d. 81 a. m.---rhe bombardment OF
batteries Wagner and Gregg has been in
cessan' for the last ihirty-,wo hours, and
the noise Of the cannonadc is tremendous
Last night the enemy landed uccr Cum
mlngs Point III burScs aud assaulted Ba'-
terry Gregg The assault wa5 repulscd.
No particulars yCt received,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'r. AND rNsp. GENERL's OFFICE,

|
| ADJ L. AND lNSP- NfNENt. OFFICE, J
~-~ CIR SRLEsTUN, August %, 1868.
| tGENERAL ORDERS No. 35
L, or TIE REGIMENTS I,,ol, ~.
o,r;vol f,rJno.l Dofonnoa caa;ai
| fNN''' = ~
vice IN the STATE; are required To furnish
! MAJOR y. ~. MELVIN, Iommandant Con
- ~ =,
persons IN their respective commands be
tween the iTe3 o. forty and tortV-FVc vparS.
| and the Coz man ling Officers of Nlihti,
Regiments and other State organizations,
| will furnish TO Major MELTON complete
Rolls of all nersons in tbair comm,,Ss bo
,voon H. -, - o;,.L, ii
% "a az" io''y h'c
years.
BY command. a. G. GARLINGTON
Adiutant and Ipspector General S,u,b
c,ro,;n,
-.
S7o "Pcr' Vi 'his Sla'c VIII PuDiish threc
times.
Ausaot 27 22 St
,rIJTI or ,TE nE CoIT1rII -, :, ,-,-,-----
VIZ oo IA OARoLIN n
81 hRTANBURG DISTRICT.
III. WOFFORD AND u. WOFF0RD. Ex'rs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENL..
COLUMBIA, August 10Th, 1868.
HEkL"l certify that ]. NJ ELFORD, of
spar.mnhnrg ): g. AgcM Of the M Err
CHANTS ENSUR ANLE CDupANV
incorporated by the Stnte of Virginia. I'm,
complied with tho conditions AMI Tsaui.tions
OF the Act of the General Assembly euiitled
An Act 10 regulate the Agencies Of Ihsur
ancc Companies not incorporated in the Stara
OF South Carolina" and hereby license the
said VI. ELfORD, Agent, as aforesaid, to
take RISKS and transact all business of Insur-
ance IN this State. for, and in behalf Of said
COMPANY, to continue until the statement of
January u, !s duo. w. LAVAL,
Augu,; 20 y q,
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The New York papers Of The 5th say
the returns OF We California election inii.
cate Arsc repubiicaal lnalc :. -
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j. w. WOFFORD. ct al Defendants.
Petition for Final Settlement and Decree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-23
Murtester 3aiIp Sun.
Worcester ros. omce-summer Arrangements


Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp.
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 900 NJ, and
Fltchburg Lancaster Leominster, West Boyston Oak.
dale Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua n. H., at 500 M,
and $50 p IN; and due at a.l5 a. M and zoe D.
9.l5 8,
City OF Boston. $50 and geo a. NJ I9l5 3, and 500
p, m and are due at $50, $50 M $40 aud 6l5 p M
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern hassA'
chusetts9O0 a. M and 500 .. m; and are due at $50
a. m, $40 and sis p
Rhode Island-t Except towns on the Worcester and
providence Railroad $50 m, and $50 p M and are
Due at 3. go q. m, aud $50 p. m. 80
way Mail on Providence ald Worcester Railroad aO
M; and is due at $40 a. m.
cester,) 3. IN, and are dac 81 l2,45 ?. m.
Albany, western sew ORR and Western States)
q. M and 80 .. and are dae at Il, as and 9.45
Springhei3 an, and $50 p. M; and due at III
Hartford ali Connecticut Except windhan and New
London codntiesD5 a. M. ana 500 D. m; and are drc
at l245 and 945 p. N.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ana
New London and Wndham County, Conn. 1890 a. IN
and are due al 9l5 an.
New York city and southern States, $50 a. u and ST
$50 aid 6l5 p. and are due at 500 m, and 1T $3.50
and As m.
Barre 6arre Plains, Petorsham, Paxton, Dana, North
Dana ald West Rutland, 5.4j and are S'ie at FV
Holden RGtland North Fuilauo, i!u5ba~tston, Cola
brook, and Oakhsm, $50 q. n, and are 'i" 30 ' u
Leicester. s45 n, and $50 suG are '' at''o
Yiii6ury and west Mi .ary, b.S0 snd JSo p M
and due at $40 a. m, SGD $50 D. ~,
Shrewsbury. BIS p. ali.I is dIc q; 10 e. m,
Grafton New Enilali EIia-a, an 'ordeTul5 c'5V a.
m. ; ana due at 5.gf p. M
Franing CHAM, south tiss}I 7laiz t2pkint"H Asllahu
WoOivile, WestnorO' NorshHoro'. -9uthuoro' totds
vile ana Grafton, l2l5 AMI arc tIt at 30 a. IN
and S0l D. n; and due at q 80 s, n aud Is ?.
A mali for New York and Sostou and beyond is closed
ct this Office on sunday at DO @ CLOCK
Office nouN from IS n IN, TO sos p m. SUNDAYS
from 1909 20 1910 a. N. J. NJ. EARLE ?. N