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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15

EXEUUTINE MANsIUN, NOV. o. I0OU.
The proceedings, findings and sentence OF the
court in the Wirz case are approved, and it is
ordered that the sentence be carried into execu-
ton. by the officer commanding the Department
of Washington. on Friday the 10Th day Of Nov.
| 1865, between the hours OF q in the morning and
| II noon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
A Private letter from General
Sherman.

The following letter from Gen. Sherman
was addressed to distinguished soldier
and an old friend in this city. 1t shows
that the hero Of Georgia has as much mod
esty as he has merit:
"Colonel Ewing arrived to-day and bore
me many kind tokens from the North, but
none gave me more satisfaction than to
know that you watched with interest my eff.
forts in the National cause. l do notthink
a human being could feel more kindly to-
wards an enemy than do to the people of
the South, and only pray to see the day
when they and their children will thank me,
as one who labored to secure and maintain
government worthy the land We have in
heritsd, and strong enough to secure our
children the peace and security denied US.
Judging from tho press the world mag.
nifes my deeds above their true value and
fear the future may not realize its -judg.
meut But, whatever fate may befal INC,
i know that you will be generous and
charitable critic. aud will encourage one
who only hopes in this struggle to do man !
share.
with great respect. your friend and ad.
mirsr, "W. I. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen"
-[Pittsbureh Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
ReHIarkahIe, Rebel EditOrIal--
All Hope OA Success Given UD.

NEwBERN, N. c., Feb. 6.-The Raleigh
Progress, OF January 81, has an editorial,
stating that a gentleman, from Florida,
Georgia, and South Carolina, states that the
people of the latter State are the worst whip
ped he has ever seen or heard Of They
regard everything as lost, believing that
Sherman will meet with no obstacle, and
they want the best peace they can get, and
went il now. .'t. soul E''N.' -
The Progress, in another article, say.
Sherman will take Charleston, Wilmington
Columbia, and Raleigh. Grant will stay
where he is and keep Lees army in the vice
that he has held him in during the past ten
months, aud Sherman and Terry will move
on. a' iHl|.rfl .Ij 'ul sH $40 .
Newbern would be the water base, Raleigh
the inland base, and, with Grant on the
james. and Sherman at Raleigh, all trans
portation would be cut of, and supplies OK.
hausted, Lee $ army would be in tight
place. The Government and Legislature
viii leave, but tho people will stay where
they are, here and throughout the State,
and vii do as they have done at Savannah,
make the best they can of condition oil
things they could not help, The people
want peace regardless ofJeff. Davis and Abe
Lincoln. Give them peace and protection
Tor person and property, and they care very
little about boundary lines, or who shall
be President. alJ ''lo w
The Progress also says rumors sre rife in
Richmond ofits evacuation ut an early day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Letter from M. Laboulaye.

D.. L,boalaye, in letter to the Presid ent
Of Harvard College, acknowledges the re.
osipt of tho diploma of Doctor of Laws con.
ferrsd upon him at the last commencement
Of that institution, and in another note he
says
We follow here in France, with livoly Gu.
riosity, events 10 America. The reelection
Of Mr.. Lincoln has made profound i'm pres.
sion, and the fortunate march OF Sherman n
begins to convince even the most incrcdulous
that the North will conquer.
When began TO defend the cause Of the
North was looked upon as a dreamer.
French journals and even statesmen are ac-
eistomed to take their opinions from the
Times. Now they begin to tell me that |
was right, and public opinion is turning in.
ssnsibly to the good cause, for tho reason
that II promises 10 be the strongest. Let
Congress abolish slavery. and / do NOT
doubt that in, short time public Sentiment
IN France and on the continent will be On.
tire'y on your side.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
G.. @. Clay and the 81. Aiban,
l"- Raid, ff "

The following interesting document was
produced in evidence the other day, in the
case Of the St, Albans raiders. 1t shows
up the character and the mission in Canod.
Of Clement G, Clay and the precious cotcrie
of rebel scoundrels with him, between whom
and OUT. Northern Copperheads such inti-
mate relations have been existing:
"MES. Foa LIEUT.. BENNETT u. YOUNG,
.a. AL. 30 "a fnp' @. 8. A. ratu
"Your report of your doings under your
instructions Of the 10th Of June last, from
the Secretary OF War, covering the list OF
the twenty Confederate soldiers who are
escsped prisoners, collected aud enrolled by
you under the Instructions. is received. =
Your suggestion for raid upon the most
accessible towns in Vermont. commencing
with st. Albans, is approved, and you are
authorised aud required TO act in conform.
ity with that suggestion. 5. ida a
.au.rlT0iasi &c. q. CLAY, Jr.,
October 9th. lS64." ~ g
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

faE Intsrnal Revenue for the month of
January jast passed, amounted 10 the enor-
NOUS sum of$3l ,076, 902 s0-over a mil.
lion Of dollars day, including Sunday +
And yet coafessodly the machinery for col.
lsctiDg this branch of the nations income il
imperfect aud undergoipg change. Vast
ss 10 that sum Of internal revenue, daily and
monthly, how light burden is il to the bu-
siness Of this rich and vigorous nation T.
And with what patriotic chserfulness and
acqaiesence the people pay this tax to pre-
ssr,s their y alton To maiatain Democracy.
I'm YyTsibaas. .sIf g"l'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

Division and Brigade Commanders will
see that these orders are strictly enforced.
Any soldier violating the above orders will
will be deprived ofthe privilege of partici.
pating in any engagement during the pres
cnt campaign, aud will be summarily dis
missed from the service Immediately upon
the expiration of his enlistment.
by order of
MAJ. GEN SHERMAN, &
(Signed) L. M. DAYTON
A. A. a. A. g."
(Sisned) No. I. WIsHMAN.
This order would suit the boys Of the 18th
New York exactly. They are fond Of for
aging, aud are occasionally very successful.
They were quite so this morning. At a
little distance from their camp they noticed
that the surface ofthe ground had strange
appearance and concluding there might be
something concealed beneath, they made
search and as a result of their investiga-
tions found a mahogany chest Of drawers, q
marble topped table, piano, mirror, &c, ,
&c. These articles were cried off at mock
auction, and by the purchasers immediate.
ly applied TO use. The mirror leaned against
tree, furnished the passers by view of
their 5 hadows at full length. The propri-
etors Of the piano spread their raiops upon
it and after hearty meal, sat around it
again for a social game of eucher. Each of
its keys furnished material for making an
acorn, the badge of the Fourteenth Army
Corps
There is great dcarth of news at pres
ent. Ii might, however, be interesting to
the friends OF the Ninety Eighth Ohio
Regiment to know that Major Roach has
! returned to his command. lie arrived on
Saturday the 4th inst. and was received
with great enthusiasm by the Regiment
He assumed command yesterday, Captain
McLaughliu retiring after an administra.
ton of more that three months, with the
good will of every soldier of his regiment
Your old friend and townsn an, Captain
Hiram j. Craft, is fourisbing. He has
lately been appointed on the staff of Gener.
al Morgan, our Division Commander. Col.
Pearce is still in command of the Brigade
Brig. Gen. John G. Mitchell being in Ten
nessee with the Army of General Thomas.
The Col. has already reported officially the
the operations Of the Brigade for two cam
paigns-the campaign of North Alabama
and the Savannah campaign. We have
yet to learn the name, as well as the char.
acter OF the present one but, whatever the
latter may be, the boys of the Second Bri
gade are ready for it, for they have conf
dence not only in their own nerve but in the
ability and generosity Of their leader.
But fearing that we shall occupy toe
much space we will close, begging to sub
ourselves '.
Most Respectfully, Yours,
NINETY EIGHTH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
BelmontCommon Pleas

E1ILLlorN fOR PAE1ITTVON. .
Reece Berry, petitioner, r...,r
Rachel Berry, Cyrus Berry, Samuel Berry, Hannah
White and Isaac White her husband, Mary Picker.
ing aud Elisha Pickering her husband. Rachel Ann
Gregg and i-aban Gregg her husband, Ruth Hannah
formerly Berry, and her husband (nams unkn
adults; snd Thomas job, Emmett Job. Addison Job,
f9lneh h job, Marietta job Ofeur lob, Martha ane
JOB. bfnxton Kerry, and Edward Berry. minors.
i'fh above named defendants viii take notice that,
on the 5lh day OF January, 1865, the above named
ptaoner hlec petition against said defendants IN the
Clerks office OF the Common Pleas Court Of be mont
youhiy, ONO, which is now pending demanding pa r-
iio oil The following described estate subjee 10 the
right oi dover therein of the said Rachel Berry an
sgnnen oi which isprayedf for and subject also 10 her
right 10 the occupancy of the dwelling house thereon
during her life
Being 1854 less, in the Southwest quas-
Ter oi Section L. Township Range in said County
and ten acres more or less the Nouhwess quasjer Of
said Section Being The same premises OF whck Jordan.
Berry, late OF sud County OF Belmont died seized md
particularly described in said peiiion
SAID petition will be for hearing at e next tsrmbts
said CoGrt ID q r. COtyfsN,',
Jan o, lssa-Gw Aity for Pednehsr-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Evacuation Of Charleston.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Feb
20.-To Gen, DIG The evacuation OF the
City Of Charleston, by the rebels, is an
nounced in the following telegram, just re-.
ceived from Gen. Grant:
City Point, Va, FEB. 20M.--T5 e. NJ
Stanton, Secretary Of War. The iollnwing
dispatch has just been received.
lSigned,) U. s. GRAST,
Lieutenant General.
The Richmond Examiner of to-day Just
received says that Charleston was evacua-
ted on Tuesday last.
lSigned) u. WErrzEL, Maj Gen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON.
Capture of Columbia.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.
To MUor General Die:
The announcement of the occupation OF
Columbia, South Carolina, by Gen. Sher-
man, and the predicted evacuation OF
Charleston has been communicated to the
Charleston has been communicated to the
Department in the following kilograms Just
received from Lieutenant General Grant.
(Signed) Il. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
CITY POINT, Feb. Is, 4:45P. NJ.
Hon. f. W. Stanton, War Departments
The Richmond Dispatch Of this morning
says:
Sherman eneterd Columbia yesterday
morning, and its fail necessitates, it pre-.
sumcs, the fall of Charleston, which it
thinks is already being evacuated.
(Signcd) U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
A dispatch from Secretary Stanton to
Major Gen. Dix, announces the receipt of
official reports of Major Gen. Gilmore of
the capture Of Charleston. Gen. Gilmore $
report is as follows:
CuRLEsToN, S. G., Feb IS, via New
York, Feb 2l.-Maj. Gen. Halcck. Chief
of Staif.-General The City Of Charles
ton and all its defences came into our pos
session this morning, with about 200 pieces
OF good artillery and supply OF fine ani-
munitiop.
The enemy commenced evacuatina all the
works last night, and Mayor Machcth sur.
rendered the city to the troops OF General
Schimilfining at 9 o'clock this morning, at
which time it was occupied by our forces.
Our advance on the Edisto on Bulls Bay
hasteued the retreat
The cation warehouse, arsenals quarter.
master stores, railroad bridges aud two iron
clads were burned by the enemy. Some
vessels in the ship yard were also burned.
Nearly all the inhabitants who remain be.
hind belong to the poorer classes.
Very Respectfully,
(Signcd Q. A. GILMORE,
General Commanding.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
October 9th. 1864. =.

Tuv D. '-H w. - -<---------- -lf
einhl .-sldent has called an extra session
:. the Senate, to meet at uooa ION The 4lh
day Of March, 4. soal ~ rl,,. ~ ~"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

inspire induce the people to supply it's wants
without delay, The Government can boy
cheaper for Dash in hand than on credit
hs Let us see that its wants ara. promptly and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Bellaire Property For Sale.

II OTIS number sixteen Il i6L seventeen IN eighteen
IL tis) nineteen tiS mud twenty t2O) in block mum
bercd twenty three t99) IN the town OF Beaire-alt
fenced in oi,e lot with good hnard fence. aid having,
very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
be sold nj private sale, application nj this Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23

(. ABOUT two hundred rehels have come
INTO Cabell county, West Virginia. have
elected . County Clerk and organised coun,
~ machinery under the rebel authority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Central Ohio Rail Road 10.

A GREENENTS for capitalization Of the crH51ufEHa1
n debts and stock OF the Cent al
r. r. Company, preparatory TO its haion, vii
ibe found in the hands OF the following gentlemen in
Belmont County:
WIN. kennom, Jr ...... ........... 81. Clarsville.
james lios,ner, Agent ................. .3ellaire
i. John Welsh, ''ul...,-.............,G - ,Glencoe.
J. f. Hum, "' ............... .Barncsville
Ira Vail. " ................ - Brlmor' ..
b All persons interested requested to call and
anime II. is important that all who propose TO
nf It's terms should do so without delay. lyI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-23
Howard Association,

r- r- PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ntSEAsES OF the Nervous. Seminal Urinary and
IL SEXUAL Syslems-pew and reliable treatneni-iA
reports OF Ihe Howard Associniol--sent ~ nsa In
sesled letter envelopes. free Of charge Adfcss Dr. J.
sKfLI.IN HOuGHroN Howard Associsaol Ne.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. tat-sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Union s,a,e Convention OF Connecticut.

INV HAVEN. Conn. Wednesday, Feb. u, lsG5
The Union State Convention assembled al
Brewster Hall, in this city, to-day at 10 O'clock. and
vas called 10 order by D. G.. BlfiersOn esq, OF Hart
ioId. The attendance is Large Hon Eeni Dough-,
OF Mlddlctown was appoiatcd temporary Chairman.
ana j. ]. Sporty OF umioyd and JOSEPH II. CoWlcs 81
Norfolk Secretaries Ire proceedings opened hy
prayer, by the Rev. Dir. Patton Of New Haven.
lie Hon. W. w Boardnan Of New Haven was
elected President of the Convention with tWeryonc
Vice Presidents snd the following Secretaries: II
Lynde Harrison OF HrIniuTd II. 7. s Spcrry II Hart
iG, A. II. Camp Of NGrwGk, i. A. Palmer and Charlie,
X. GOrfum.
NJ. Boardman. taking the chair made eloquent
Union speech
On motion. the Hon. VIM. A. buckingham OF Nor.
wioh WIS nominated for Governor and Roger hverill o.
DlnbuIy for Licrtenaut.G GOVERNOR. By Gccauaiion.
The Convention tEeB gave three rousIng cheers for
each OF tie candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
fYxvIuth ConGREss-seeo...aa Session.
SENATE. w ARLINGTON. Feb Is, 1863.
THE LATE SENATOR KICKS.

Mr.. JOHNSON (Ald.) announced the death oi
a,ustor Hicks from hat State. and concanea his TO
srks by offering the customary resolutions OF respect
The resolutions we're adopted and sent TO the House
MIR WILEY Nv. W and Mr.. EA!E IN. ~ also
.noke IN eulogy Of the deceased. .
|N2 o'clock the corpse If the deceased was brought
,,o the Senate Chamber and placed In tho area front
.rS the secrctarys table. band OF music playing o
diere meanwhile.
after the beautiful funeral services Of the Masonic
,dsr had beer performed and prayer had been offered
W The Rev Dr. Nadd delivered discourse On the
rt,;stian and patriotic character of Senator Hicks.
Among those in attendance were President Lincoln.
sccrsAry seward AttorneyGen rsl Speed Postmaster
Dsnison' the Justices of the Supreme Court of the
i'nited States Governor Bradford of Maryland AID
hs members Of the Lesilture OF that State together
NTH United states Senators and members of the House
al RepreseItatii es.
The knights Templar Of the Masonic Fraternity were
.so In attendance Ia large numbers and in full dress.
The Masonic ceremonies were of the most solemn,
,mpos!ng and impressive character.
dhe galleries were densey crowded with spectators.
The procession let the Senate Chan Der az half past
aocoek and conveyed the body IF lie deceased soma.
Tor 10 the COngTeSsi, nj Cemetery.
On the return OF the Senators 70 the Chamber, the
ssnste adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
fAdgertissnen.I

WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE
wosAx's CgEATrsr Boos.-we would advise maj
=. ,,r,,o ,,c ,bres,er and thre.h wboat with fsil
rather thsn to sec the wife her health Vsor ana
life away Ia the everlasting stitch, when sewing m"
chine can be obtained.
Tie Wheeler wilsoa is On Invaluable AID ID e'e''
household.
We have had several kinds on trial. and amer H1
xssrs, servioe the Wheeler Il Wilson has taken the
rrecedepcc Us the best where all kinds OF sewing ARC u
be aors in a family. American Ags!oalta'is' 'sau
CRY. .ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

JOHvsrON-On Wednesday ucrnins, Feb 49, Winh. d.
youngest ,on o. wnau ,aa Charlotte A. Johnston aged
The rsn. end. ,e, of the m, invited 70 attend ht'
funerals No. III Bioadwas, WhAanolish' Oh Auusaiy
TO- int at O'clock
!, ,OyEs-Op "Wednesday uoinins, FEB. /"
yonus,st daneLt,r Of Will urscs Emma
year W. -.-. sld CllLsIne Jones, aged
- -. u. snd is day..
ytcd e. srenf a-r funeral from the reidrncr parents
No 1"eT Fihyiourth 81, Friday at O'Clock p.
JOSLlN-On Wednesday Feb Is, Joseph Sweet only cid
ofbeij amin r. aud Sarah :. Joslin sged IL months.
LAMONT-,t III, residence in Brooklyn on Monday the
sd year Of nj. sre.
Fl ds Of The iry are respectfully invited a,terd the
funeral - Thirst Church. Clitpnst cor. Harrison a.,
Brooklyn on Ihnrday, the 10th insi.. at ococs p M
hALCOM-On Tuesday 18th inst Catherine Mary, wife OF
Capt l.. X. Macom, s-ed IS years.
Tbs friends are invited aeni the ucr from hes late resi-
cpee No o. south Tenth st., Lrookn h. d., ON Thurs
day, at 2 o'c.ock p. IL.
MEhhS-on Ncine 'dy morning Of pneumonia, Sarah c..
VIII Of Joeph M,ess, aged " years
The l'a'. and iicnd OF the uniy respectfully Invited
% attend her ner Friday morning. he 9TH iasi at
~ O'Clock, tom her late resid nee. No. IL Bt ach-sL
fir1afdrr \. zsiurg.
The relative, end 0e4 O. he family Invited to attend
Le-gat esq 30. % Wee, We hirgi acc on Thunday
Afternoon, q, O'Clock.
TRFNCHthp-On Wednesday morning, Pcb. IS Samuel
Tf.uchaT1 H. fbe : ,fh var Of ~ ace
The rifrns and relatives respectfully Invited 10 attend
the 1.:s', vihou further nsdce. from his late deuce
No. 81 seycnn.st. ihuF,d,y. 10 inst. ~ ocllcs
4NLEf~N1 NedY-s5sy Inoriing Feb. - Almyn ; ELDEST
dau neT Of Milton z sud sessn Tyler. ssed u yeaf
Rrllr. rnf isnGs Of .t a, arc invited % attend he
f 81 lo 'hc l,.iloucs o. her pnent No .! Gold st.
~ fr,oflyn On 'iday, q, o'clock p -
NicNER-un NJ sdne.iey ning the ls'il inst, after
SHOT nss lie IT, youngest dsugbici Of :. Nieu"f.
u. eal. o. i- @iy ere respectfully yied 90 atiesd lie
re-idencs o. hes a,he,. No. go J. 80 Tenth q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

IAdycrtissrnent.I
WHAT IT WAS THAT CHANGED MISS fLoHA
NcTLlysyY FROM FRIVOLOUS GIRL IsIo SEN
sIBlE WOMAN.
" III Nav Z" said Miss Flora McFlimsey one day.
1--WE must buy 70 more goods Of importers they say
we must study eeoDomy--ssvine must try;
go scxirr machine. I'm determined to buy
q" Now which is the best pray tell, for you know
You Lave tried every lind; ycR do nothing but se"
"yv1,ich il vour favoIitc mind don't tell hps'
,rov answered fns,aater. why WILCOX Gn'Ds.'
IRIS dcrr little beauty. bright busy bsei
"Tho shape IS exactly capital O..
yon can learn M its ways in e'nge hnifhour
and feel tt at you've gained In an
",Ti % nc srless and neat its sweet little elii
TO e rich it brings ease for tic poor 1t MAKES peh'
Il never have low that shsTp pain in the ribsi
And owe this great comfort "a WILCOX GIBBS
Mis- Flora. entrnnced not q moment would WAR.
nut drove down Broadway 10 five hundred and eight
In she aounced in she 1ouTsEcd-but through OIL DC
prlnting.
lool in her face showed TINT ste had boon tiinttg.
s,c bo,irNt machine; then bomeward she bied,
A little ctild's apron for practice she tried
And would you believe IL two nice litte bibs
$40 made In two hours on WILCOX GIBBS
Lbsorbed and delighted, 10 note did che teks
mr. lime. q. tie lever WHO cane In It's wake.
ror ber lover lie was tho. great muf Master While.
wifi ,nustache Ill wax, and expression all SHY.
In vain did he scod her. andswear like Inf@'
,Gainst the dignity beauty. and goodness OF T'Tf
c,o, Al, changed, Wha. has done III I"er3teIhDs
Tis ,hut magical letter Of WILCOX GIBBS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
DbI. d..

DUNNIv9-On IT, ,d1y, jeH "a a. Cho'ier of5nrs C..
N T. Francis ". DuBuirg, asod SO years GAa ~ days
Boston papers please cory. ~ >,
UALL-At Tiskthoc. Vc'che-ieIC1 N y on Iu''iay
Teb IL RobeI. Hail. Only foH o: Jsep Hal VI the !c~e
place 80, L. 49,, o.,
Tbu.dev tie 10Th inst iJ oclos o. tho Residence
of hi, i,Lcr without further invitation. Trails leave
twenty ,isii.st. Harlem H. X, - s.i9a NJ 49,
EALI-At 9ch-lc, on Monday Feb w. lst2 Of or
,nupuou (,coE.e Han ir son Of George aud Anna si~
Hall In the 4Is, yobr q Lie 80. , ~,
rh i,,;vss and friends of tie family invited n s.'T
III. t,re,s a. rices me lat. rcstence, New Rochelle a.
Tln,.Jav F,b H. Of O'CLOCK p m Cnrrsr.s viii he ~
waiting it tho depot on the Arrival Of the ' O. i "'H
81. ,.nus viii be taken Greenwood Friday for Inter
racE aoy-u Caldwell. ~ j., on Woineliay. lah iA-''
Jans Bartlett wifc q william Iesh.on eyed % yea.
r,, ON friday 18th inst, at II oclcck, from her lr re-
g. Csrs III Morris aud kssex X. leave foot Of bsf
esy.t at $3.50 ot Monelait wht,o sonysyas. T
70 H,sY9.k 81 s;,9 2 y, ;ss.s igars Hss,S.sf.