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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
NORTHERN ACCOUNT.

From the YANKEES accounts Of the battle
Of Fredericksburg. We extract the iolls.
ing:
A rebel battery opered on our TROOP
and the 6gh, became 80 annaying that h
9th regiment New York State Malta sd'
ordered 10 charge and take the cannon q
the point Of the bsyunet. The order val
obeyed with alacrIty. bet after heie.
struggle the charging party were eompslles
10 fall back. this critical moment, oen
Tyler perceiying the disorder into who's
the 9th New York wrre thrown. came y
their aid with a brigade. The 9Th wss
quickly rallied. and. assisted By Tyler
brigade, another attempt was made TO storm
the rebel batteries, bit without suece"
The fight nov became general on the e.
IRENE left, aud another desperate effort v"
made 10 capture the rebel battery By Gen
T,ler's brigade bot de Ere of The reOs'
was 50 withering 10 is effect that our bra"
fellows we're unable 70 gain any sdssntage
Each charge ,hinned The ranks AZ iesrIs,
rate, and the chances of capturing ihN
much coveted battery appeared no Dew
than at first.
The fight ragged furiously during 'as g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
TUE SEws.

Tia ss-s Of lhs pas, vesk has teen in high de-
grrs sssssrssing. IA appears from the dispatches
sfcs.. srass. The Yankee forces unia Gen. Rosen-
s.nu 4 ksIirssssot0sgh 10 Tennessee have been
ooaPIsislJ routed and driven from their position. and
Nckshafg Has sssn successfully defended end the
enemy isiess 10 retire sP the riss. altar suferias
srssi lss
oss. Banhs las superseded Batter u Nev o..
d saa IL 10 .rsps,sl tia. BslIsr has seea placed
IN command 81 Nswbsrn. AMI that .bs fores there has
bsss Increased By $1,000 additional u0ops
faisIIisenes was received here By Telegraph on
Monday srsniug supposed 70 BE- rsl.bIs that the f..
noss Federal irsa clad siaasr Monitor ioundereI OF
c~ps Haiisss and III o. board psnshei; sad ths,
- Calsas came Sssr sharing tie ssns fate. having
70 cas-, overheard oil ksS armament, &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

Ccsiso TO AN Esp.--The North is ias,
coming 10 the and Of its rope. of the effect
81 The recent reyerses in Washington. the
New Ysrk Herald's correspondent says:--
/" There are here number 81 weak back
Republicans. WIN are steady croaking sbsat
the necessity Of recognizing the Snuihsfe
cunleleracy. In this list are found nua-
Der Of Republican members Of Cnngrss.,
Who openly despair &c the success. o. the
Federal Government snder the present M
litary administration. and declare that VA
der existing circumstances. no more troops
can be raised. even bs draft, in the States
which they represent"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
poLrrlcal Paronrn. RrlrA,rD.-Au IL,

PoLrrlcAL ParpngRs RELEAsrp.-Aui the
citizens confined 10 the Nashville Penitsr,
iiary for political offences. have been re.
leased by the Federal mIl,ary authorities.
TO the great DISCUS, Of Andy Johnson. Who
i said 10 be on " bust 10 consequence.
This was due to the action Of Gen. Bragg.
Who confined the Yankee prisoners taken
Al Har,ssIlIe and elsewhere ~ jail until b,
demand Upon Rosecrans for the release ii
The Imprisoned citizens Of Nashville va
complied with.
MILITARY CouRrs-Undrr an act prev,
ding Tor Military Courts q attend the AZ
my, Cnurl has been organized b, the Pr
si,lent for zach corps In Gen. JseksVni
corps, ID. II. Carter of N. &. j. Judge Al
voc ate; in Gen. Kirby Smiths. Thus. Raj.
I'm of y. c. presiding Judge; and IN Gss.
G. w. Smiths corps. ". Is. Rodmsa q y,
c. presiding Jndgr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

Our casualtiesin yesterdays tight wer E
small. This morning firing isheard 10 the
same direction, and i issupposed The enc
nv are again advancing 70 storm our works.
The soldiers are eager to meet the enemy,
and are determined TO conquer or die.
Vicksburg, December Sl.-A courier has
lest arrived who states the enemy attempt.
ed to storm our lines again this morning,
but altera severe conba. they were rePuis-
ed with heavy loss. No further particulars
At present. The loss Of the enemy is said
to be about three hundred killed and wound.
ed and four hundred prisoners. Our loss
abou, City killed and wounded.
The Northern papers are full Of lamenta-
lions over the battle Of Fredericksburs. and
hitter denunciations Of somebody oil the
columns Of al Of them. The n. Y. World
says il is the most terrible disaster Of the
war. and that the loss viii rather exceed
than come under 5000, previously stated.
Meagher's brigade went in 1900 strong. and
but two hundred could be found next morn
ling. Other brigades suffered as much.
The World says, Heaven help US. There
seems to be no help 10 man. Our cause il
perishing-hope after hope has vanished
and now the only prospect is the very black.
ness Of despair. Here we are Keeling back
from the third campaign upon Richmond,
Is 900 of the grand army sacrificed al ons
sweep, and the rest escaping only by Q hairs
breadth. The army will go into winte'
quarters, because they can't 60 anywher,
else
Disaster has o.ertaken The naval eypedi.
ton that recently sailed under Gen. Banks
A yiolen, storm had disabled many OF III,
vessels, and driven them to seek safety 10
some Of the ports along the coast. Five o
the transports belonging TO the expedition
have put into Port Rsyal. ). c. There =
said 10 have been great suffering on board
aud it is thought at The North that the dis
taster sustained BY the fleet may material,
weaken and affect the success Of the espe
dulon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

This morning our forces advanced against
the enemy, who were erecting works on the
lake, caosin5 them TO esacuate the place.
leaving all their implements Tor erecting
Notifications, &c. Our forces now occupy
the whole country bordering OF the lake,
the enemy having returned 10 their trans
ports and gone down the Yazoo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

kee Lands. as.connected' with Turnpike
Roads in jackson county.
Sc. Resolution in favor Of w. A. Nero
ney. Sheriffsof Davie county.
81. Resolution 10 favor OF &. Z. Brvson.s
So. Resolution in reference to the Audi,
tor Of Public Accounts.
80. Resolutions declaring. the Offices Of
Adjutant General. Attorney GrneraI. and
Solicitor for the 4th judicial Circuit va
cant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
Great, Victory in Tennessee.
Richmond, January l.

Il Richmond, January 1.
The following dispatch was received this
from Murfreesboroagh, dated De-
cember 81.
We as.ailed the enemy at o'clock this
morning, and after ten hours hard fighting
have driven him from every position. ex-
cept his extreme left, where he has success
fully resisted us. With the exception Of
this point we occupy the whole field. We
captured four thousand prisoners. inclnd-
ing two Brigad,er Generals. tA'rty-one
pieces Of artillery, and some two hundred
wagons and teams. Our loss heavy; that
Of The enemy much greater.
BaAxroN BRAoG, Gen. Comd'g.
LATER.
Marffeesborough, January LIST, 1863
Gss. s. CoopeR :-'rhe expedition under
General Forrest has fully accomplished us
object. The Railroads are broken in yari.
Gus places.. large amount OF stores hays
BEEN DESTROYED, many arms captured. and
twelve hundred prisoners paroied. Gene.
raj Morgan has done his work, but the tuli
effect is not known. The enemy in Ten.
nessee and Mississippi are without railroad
and telegraphic communication with their
re ar.
Signed. BaAxros BRaoo.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The enemy has yielded his strong point
and is falling back. We occupy the whole
field and shall follow. General Wheeler,
with his cavalry. made complete circuit
Of their army On the S0th aud Slst. he
captured and destroyed three hundred va.
CONS loaded with baggage and comm'ssary
stores, and parolei seven hundred priso'
ners. He is again behind them. and Ia:
captured an ordnance train. To-day h
secured. several thousand stand Of small
arms. The body Of Brig. Gen. Sill VA
left on the field. and three others are re.
ported to have been killed. God has grant
ed Us happj New Year.
Signed, BRAxToS BRAoo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
A Confederate vessel Vas arrived At IA.

A Confederate vessel HAS arrived Al Ha-
vana With cotton from Mobile. intelligence
has been received, that % the 9Th 81 De-
cember the Alabama $780, captured the
California steamer Ariel. with crew Of
one hundred and forty strong. Her Officers
were paroled. Liest. Law, u the Alaba.
una. boarded the Ariel. took possession oi
three Thousand dollars in treasury notes.
and fifteen hsndred dollars in silver. Hay-
ing destroyed all the sails Of the Yankee
steamer and removed one Of her steam
valves. she was bonded for one hundred
and twenty. Eve thousand dollars. and the
cargo for thirty.6ye thousand mnre. the
whole to be paid tn the Confederate autho-
rites within thirty days after the estab.
lishment &c the independence Of the CON-
federate States. The news Of this capture
produced great sensation in New York and
Washington. Greedy was summoned to
Washington.
The Paris correspondent 81 the ". 7.
Herald says it is rumored 10 diplomatic
circles that Pslmerston and Russell will be
ousted from the British Cabinet alter open
ing Of Parliament.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

The Hon. George l.. Badger, The public wIlrs
70 lsarn, was stricken dsra with psraysi. ia the city
Of Raleigh on saBdsy morning last. On Monday he
was Ii osshl 70 be better, and soma hope enlsr-
tanned that be would rscorr
The Matches Cosrisf Of the lltt sil., fegfsts 70
lssrn that Tie RI. Rev. Bishop Green was severely
mex ., hs residences IN Jackson. Nj, il vas feared
nigh snIo death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

BArTLs IN ARKANSAS. - Gen. Hindman
recently attacked the enemy At Fa,el,e-
vile. Arkansas. gave them a sosnd drub,
bling. and captured 100 prisoners.
Further particulars received at yicks-
burg shaw thai the battle was fought At
Prair,e Grove. near Cave Hill. Arkaraas.
Our loss was $50 killed and wounded. The
enem,'s lo.s was 1000 killed aud wounded,
500 prisoners. 90 wagon loads of clothing.
and four stand oil culors. All accounts r.
present It's having been decisive s,cloiy
lor the Cenfcderatcs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
IMPORTANT FROM vCKsBURG,
Yicksburc. Ianuary ..

ficksburg, January .,
Skirmishing continued all day yester-
day. No general engagement expected un-
ill the arrival of McClernard and Sherman
with the balance Of the Yankee army. We
are confident Of our ability to hold yicks-
burg against any force the Yankees may
bring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

tn. Common Council Of Petersburg ha,
resol,ed to appropriate 10000 for the re-.
lief IL The suffering people Of Frsderieks-
bsrg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

A cozslsls liz d tbs sel. and rs.ciaiions passed
AZ ts ls,s session j iAs Legislature q this s,sls will
Be- f.snd "a oar srs page. whieh rs eOPy from The
Raleigh NsalaId.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

MT. .Craves-Ths Rev. Ne. Graves of this
county, who. a. our readers know, vas arrested by
Confederate authority and imprisonsd at Rie hmond.
ives promptly delivered BY the Secretary Of State to
:ha messenger Of tbs Governor, dispatched under a
ruelu,ion Of the Lesisalus. and vas brought here
% Thursday last, and gave bail far his appearances
bsfofs Judge Manly On the ltth instant whea his
sass will be sramasd, a. il oushito have been before
b vas taksa away Of srs.
By thu wsy. the ss.s Journal Of Saturday last has
a., srlics IL. columns lsngh, ius,ifying arrests
aniln 10 Ihs Of NJ. Gnsss. By the Confederate Co.
vannsai, IN which il ssys;
"Unasf the GssGaasnt Of ihs United States, ma
ny Of ss have seen ciissns Of Nshh CarOina arrest
ed By the s6csfs Of that Governmsat, and hurried
SWAY kunafsds Of nilss from home and confined in
prison 70 sasu~ charges Prsfsnsd By that Govern
msal,D &c.
Oar ssssry vs know Is detective, and ourknowL
e<gs 10 not vsiy extensive, but ne have no recoec-
ss sf az Occurrences Of ,hs kisd. except perhaps the
ssss sf Aarsa Barr smashing more Than hallla cen
taJ ago Will lhs Journal be 50 good a. TO snshler
o b. nsnliosing case Or 100, which be doubtless
can readily Do, If they havs bssn 50 familiar TO tn
esii.ss Of Nsfih Carolina a. be seems 70 indicate
We have lAsssht il al cases q the lind some prc
s=s Of Lev Asi To be CONS throsgh With before
esssa sssd b deprived Of his liberty and carried O
10 aaskG State Cor trial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07

LaRoG DrrIpEsp.--A dividend Of tsspi
per cent. has been made by the Pstersbsr;
railroad. its third large dividend daring Nc
year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
AiIlsbaraugl 9searasr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, January Z, 1854.
a We have been requested 10 say that Gene
rsa's and Guham's Batteries are both Of. lheml At
Godsboroagh.
President Dayis-Prsident Davis passed

President D2yis.-Prssident Davis passed
down in the cars on Saturday last, on his return to
chnond from a,sisit to the Western and South
western States. He was met at the Depot At this
place BY large number Of ladies aud gentlemen. In
4 handsome little address be highly complemenied
North Csrolins for iis bsssliy and patriotism, stat
ing that she had SAINT larger proportional numbeI Of
troops 10 The army, and been more prompt IN respond
iug to the CONSUMPTION law lnsn any other State ia
the coafedescy alluded to the ecsnt oos'
znsin the West, expressed hope Of near approach
dpsace, and Of an early return Of husbands and f.
tAers and swsslhsarta TO gladden. homes which have
lQns bssn dssoats. The speech of necessity wai
xisf, but vas pleasant and well received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-01-07
~,&sx.a&
III

has given a decided opinion against iis con.
stiiutional,tv.
All accounts agree that Lincoln Is deter.
mined TO stand by bis emancipation proc. Il.
nation. II Is understood that he would
issue another on the lst instaHt, indicating
the States and parts Of States in which sls.
very is forever ou,lawed. If So. according
TO the Herald's declaration, il would seen,
that Seward would not remain il tie Cab.
net.
The Northern press evidently fear that
since the defeat at fredericksburg. France
will certainly move towards interfering 10
stop the war.
.~>~>~~~~~@~>~~
SPurLs CArTuRED.--The army corresnon.
dent OF the Richmond Enquirer states that
at irast 600, 900 rounds Of cartridges were
left by the Yankees when they evacuated
Frederick burg. besides some seven to eight
thousand small arms, with knapsaeks and
cartrIIge boxes in great profusion. A mum.
Der Of boxes Of " army bread ".cr crackers.
with barrels Of salt pork and picked beef.
KIIIsD.--lt IL stated that VIM. n. Polk.
Of Maury county, Tennessee. brother Of the
late President Polk. was killed in Nash
vile recently IL q row.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Class A-.Cattle,

No. ]. SAorT Horns, Herforis and Derons.
SUPERINTENDENT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
PROGRAMME.
rIRsr DAY.


Entries can be made at the Sectetary's ofBee ON
the Fair grounds until o'clock p. Ii. Persons
VINO reside in the vicinity, and persons who arrive
WIN articles for exhibition the day previous. will
greatly accommodate the Secretary by calling Il
his residence near the south -wsst corner OF the
public square, and having their entries made the
day before
Snperintendcnts of Departments will b early IN
attendance and ready TO receive and arrange arti
| cles and animals.
AT O'Clock all committees viii meet At the Jud
ges stand, WHOM vacancies will be filed and instruc
tons given.
At two o'clock, Exhibitions of Short Horns
heresords and Devons will commence In the RIM
Aged Bulls being led In first, followed by two Yea,
oas, yesriings and bull calves then cows and hsif
AZ soon Is one ring is decided upon, badges tied
ON ana announcements made, the Marshal will 70,
That there Is no delay in bringing the nsxt.
The exhibition OF this day will DO closed will
the Pacing Match.
Class No. y, except Oxen aud work Steers. will
be exhibited and decided upon in their stalls.
sEcospp Ar
At o'clock A. n. committees on ali minor class
cs and all stock not shown 10 the ring, win com.
mence their examinations, and hand In THAR re-
ports by 1--WE o'clock p. NJ
At 10 O'Clock ths Ssaliiens in No. 4 win bo ar.
hi6itsd in the ring in harnsss, followed by y.ar
oids, Two year oids, 10.
Next comes Brood Mares In harness In anna
class, followed BY Fiiieysin order Of are,
AZ IiS O'Clock seddie hoEsW and nAfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Class--C.
No 6 Naies ard A.ss..
oUrERIsTESDEkT
4ylprpnDElWAkJ Pleasant Ridse IT,
AA1lxL Harrison TIP Judges
A~A.G AAB Denmark.
Dss<Jaex II any axs..,w,.,.. .......... % 90
= - ..-......-..-....- 8 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Adjourn from quarter past IL TO O'Clock.
AT ! o'clsek single paggy Horsss viii snssr thu
ring, followed BY Match Dargy Hprsss.
Al 3 O'Clock assd 6tallicns Of Clasa No. s..
Farm Horsss will satss no ring, followed BY thrss
and Colts, followed BY fnlsys in like manner.
The examination Of Aalss and Asses win close
the exhibition Of this day
RHYRD DAY.
animals In Glasses !, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 8, will take
plAcs in the ring, the Superintendent Of each De
partment heading his class.
Arc O'Clock snd 90 minutes, hossss entered for
the trotting match will proceed TO the ring.
AT 10 o'clock, the awards will BIZ announced from
the stand, and paid,
REMARKS.
The Board having been compelled at the last two
Fairs To pay but pcrcentan on the Premium
List published, and wishing 10 avoid dissatlsfac-
ton have made such changes as they hope win
enable them, with Al equal attendance o. former
years, to meet their engagements In fun.
Some Of the departments not having been as
fully represented at the last Exhibition as ON for
mer occasions, 1t ia desired that special effort be
made In their behalf.
Household and Domestic manufactures in con-
sequence OF the high prices Of foreign goods, de-
mand IN extra interest
The Society enters the twelfth year as the first Ia
Its history free from Indebtedness, Trusting that
Lee County, prompt In othcr duties, will con-
time to grow in Agricultural interest
]. W FRoW, Secretary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Class r.

No. 10 Poultry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Manufacturers are invited to exhibit mpiements
not in the above list, for which suitable premiums
viii be awarded, If deemod worthy.
Glass l..
No. Miscellaneous.
SUPERINTENDENT.
]. d. WILLIAMSON, Pleasant Ridge
Wa sTEELE West Point
JAS: BLLLAkn, Jefferson TIP, Judges.
g. W. BROWNING, Charleston,
Articles deemed worthy and not named In any
of the foregoing classes will be awarded discre-
tionary premiums in this class.
PACING RACE--sRsr DAY or ruE FAR
Best speed pacing to time, either in harness or
under the saddle s. 90
Zhu M
TR0TTING MATCH-rHIRD DAY oy FAIR.
Best time trotting in single harness..,... IS 90
snd do do , 90
Persons entering for either Pacing Trotting
Match will pay the Secretary an entrrnce fee Of
one tuffar, --------------
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

and over, must be shown IN hsgness. eacen, brn.,
mares.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
No ), NileA Coiss aud O.rea.
Same Superintendent.

The quantity OF butter produced from COW 10
determine her quality. The Cow TO be kept on
grass only, for three weeks previous, and during
the nme OF milking the butter for two conseca-
i've weeks IN June and September weighed. and
statement OF the facts and results sworn to nv com
pctltor and filed with the Sacrn,.r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
No 4, Roalstcrs.
SUPERINTENDENT.

AL animals IN the above class, Of three wears
old. and over, will be exhibited in harness ercen,
saddle horses In making decisions, the Judgrs
WIZ have reference 70 iorm, size, style Of move
ment, and not alone to speed.
Tbs person competing for premiums in match
buggy horses must own both horses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Class I--HOukehOld Manu-
faCtures.

No IL. Staple asd Fancy Goeds.
WIZ. LovELACE, West pon,
MISS. MAGGIE M0DpMAN, pleasant Ki,lga Supts
AMOS TOWNSEND, Pilot aroxa ,
hHs JOSEPH EDWARDS, Nest poinf ! y,ar..
MRs Ii, Is. QUlNT0N Dvnmark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Best Dbl sorghum sugar manufactured in
United States. 10 90
Process of manufacturing 70 accompany
each sample Of sugar
Glass X.
No. le-Agricsisaras Implements.
SUPERINTENDENT.
GEORGE n. NOON, Pleasant Ridge
II. ". HUGHES, Washington TIP,
ROBINSON, Harrison TIP, Judges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

No. II, Agvieuits-ai ProdGess-
SUPERINTENDENT
JAS DAuGHEkTA West Potnt,
"a NIL STEPHENSON. Washington Tp-
r.. EARNMAN, Rarrison IN iudx,s
SAM'L CLARA. Pleasant gicss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Glass III.

No. a. Fruits.
ST SUPERINTENDENT
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-27
RlILR0ADStzTs
HHANdh OF HoURs. W
Hkns4slPnar wns.iagspn s4a BplfhnP+s
l& mlNirs n dR, 6|I AfbtsJ

On spasnes MONDAY, IAN sth, IsSa,
PASSENGER TR1fNs LEAYE PHLADA. FOR
baltimore, at 400 .. M, Express, Mondays ex-
eeptsdl SIS, lia6 a. M, tEHpress,) and 400 p. m.
Chester, Il i SIS q. m, 400, 40 and IiOo I'm.
Wilmington, ~ t.00 (Mondayg exceptedl sis,
II .ss am, sO6, too and Ii,Oo p. m.
New Castle, at SIS q. m. and go pm.
Dover, ate.i6 a. m. and 40 p. N. " VtI
Milford, a. SIS =. m. D sA.itF a'1 s..3 q.
Salisbury, at B.i6 a. m. H ~
TRAINS FOR PHILApELPnIA LEAHE
Baltimore At 500, 1910 4. M, (Express,) Ito (Ex-
press 6.a5 and q iS IExgress pm 49,,
D. m, LI6, 200 and lilsO p. m.
Salisbury At ta.ib p.m.
Milford At A,B5 D, M. .l... rH
Dover At $50 a. m. and eiop. m. ....
New Castle At $50 a. m. and $40 p, m.
Chester At $40 and loOs a M, I2SO, sT and
Leave 4 baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
Leave Baltimofe for Dover and intermediate sta
tions, At Li0 p. m. ft.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At 8A6 q. m, s.S5 pm.
Leave Wilmington at 500, s.as ., m, i2.S6, Aio
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attashed,
Lave PhiiadsiphiA, for Rerryville and intsrme-
dif,s RisSsI 4 Sc % n, p,,r,, and ,.,Dsd
ate plhcea 1t ao0p. m.
Lave Wiimingfon for PhIlAdslphiA and interme-
dAte places Attp. n,
syNDAYsz-only AtA q. N. and ~ m, from Pills
iIfO@ Phiisdsipsia q to NFnnlHstOn At il and IL
From Wilmington to PhiiAdeiphiA At p. m. and
.oniy az sSo p. m, frOm baltimore to PhilSdel-
phiA. ....-.. -.
mar l8-u WIN, sTEARHs, supt