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3f]- Ta.rx I.Lsrty TIaxton's Lisbon, Bnforsfs
rIrte,s Ronsack.s Gishe's Mills, Big Lick Salem.
Ia1svstte shawsyHle, Christianburg, Lovely
Nount nubIin Newbern. Mack's Meadows.
WytheviIle Rnral Retreat. Marion, Seven Mile
Eard Glade snrine Depot. Emory. and Abingdon.
nicholson and Bristol, 25 miles and hack daily
Jaaye Lynchburp daily at 4A5 d m;
Arrive at Bristol by 407 q m;
Iaaye Bristol daily nj 4 80 n m.
Arrive at Iynchb1rg by 4 Ia n.
a42s From Accokeek, by Stafford G. II. Garrison viIio
md Stafford's store 10 Ianasdown 70 ~ ana
hack twice a week
Leave Accokeek Tuesday and satnraov a, 10 m.
Arrive at Stafford eli. NV IN m and staGnrd,
store bx q n m, GTt' F"' y"
Leave stsnor,,,s s,oro T,,as,av .,, sa,,ra., n a
am: -" t ' Ne S"'
Arrive AT St.a.,ri n II l,s
Iaava stasard r. If aMnso =, r..,,,., =. , . ~
- am. "''" VI" '"""
...' Arriva ar s..,,n., ,.o
aaxa $3.50 Ny yoo III -,,
aNa'e oeshorus store TUESDAY ana ss'uruay u
Arrixs a, Iands,oun hyenm. .sIt.
y N =,
Leave Jamestown Tuesday AMI Saturday at o@~ M
- - - IL.
,.o. PROPOSALS ior tniee lihesa-week service ins''Ta.
"-' ,mn r nh Was4u'gt ~ nnams"'aors' H.i, n nta
pony, oah "U'us, Ne,uiers. ms anu
orange =. III y miles anu naes Mve we at :
cav f'euer'ohsp"fg Mohdas anu i'"'""' "
am' -.-
alriso az orahge ~ ~. ~ ? N, , a m.
eat o,anscS Y iues'sy y" = .""y ""
arrfoht rfeuerfcksD"fB ny u, in,i,.,
,.,s rroposa,s ,or .hree-uines-pr Msoa u,h ~ miles and
'TA' FROM ftsuetlehsp'hB !" "'" -
aa.A m m1ny on, ,,,, da.,, on arrival of northern
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mai-say a. oao u;
a,no In
nan : :. r"naa.,un III IN, ~ n q "a n m
,.os III, ~. 49, H.. SnoIsyiyauis G.. H..
Wv Ci"ver Grsen Ty"trntTreh1 Andrews, Lewis
SIONtI IT, $50
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400 From Water Lick, by Fort Furance, to Seven Foun.
tains, y miles and back six times a week from 18th
year. Leave Water LICK Tuesdsy a. arrive at Seven
Fountains by 8 pm; leave Seven Fountains Tuesday at 5S
m arrive at Water Lick by ~ q N Daily, except Sun.
day, during same hours, from 10th Jnns to 18th septem-
47lo From WOODSTOCK, by saumsvirls, to Mount Olive, 10
"Wednesday at pm: arrive Mount Olive by 4p IN leave
Mount Olive Wednesday at 9 IN ARRIVE at Woodstock by
All FROM woodstock, by LorenxovHle, Foundry, Van
Bussn Furnace. Capon Iron Works, Wardensville,
Bakers Run, and Fabier's, 70 Moorefeld, W. Va, 50miles
and bacE, tiwcs a weeE e. Wardensville, and once a week
m arrive at Wardensville by 8 p IN leave WardensvilIe
Monday and Friday at 4 a m arrive at Woodstock by IL m;
leave Vaudeville Tuesday att am arrive at Moorefeld
5pm leave Aoorefeld Monday at Ia IN arrive at Ward
e~nsville by 5pm.
47l2 From Edenburg, by Lantz Mills, Columbia Furnace,
Liberty Furnace, Jacobs Church. and Hamburg, to
Edenbnrg, equal to 1871 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Edenburg Tuesday and Saturday at 5a m arrive
at Edenburg BY N.
47ls From Noun. Jackson BY Fo~rsstville, to xeorels
Mount jackson "wednesday at 2 p IN arrive at Moore's
Store by 4p m leave Noore's Store Wednesday at 4.lOp,
Ala From a' Hsa ut s MSdae D' Sy SSs ny 0 tliitou, to Orkney
Springs, l2h miles and back, daily from 18th June
to 18th September, and once a week the residue Of the
From June IL to September Is.
Leave AOant Jackson daily at 2 m arrive q Orkney
Springs by " m leave Orkney Springs daily at am; ar
rive at Mount jackson byl pm.
From September 10 to June Is
Leave Mount 1ssI:on Tuesday q p sI,a N s SrIsys at st oss o%,
arrive at Aount ysckson BY pm, ~. MN.
AIS From Lsssslly ~ Mqg & s;!dn 4 oEi1s as,tbs,s Ph ans
,bacr by Eountynie, Eount giIead, and o~tlands, toLees.
burg, eQnal to Is miies and bacK, once week. Leave
LeesLnrg Wednesday 81 : a. I arrive q Hida,eourg Sy 4
ieesburg by 9 p N. Bids for twice . week service in
90 vueu. .a.!4 "a ~ u,UE-4 uL2.ap.. vu
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Leave Stanton Monday, wednesday, and Friday at 9 O
m arrive at Monterey by p m leave Monterey Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday atS a m arrive at Beverly
Wednesday, Friday, and Monday by4 p m leave Beverly
Tuesday, Tharsday, and Saturday at "a m; arrive at
Monterey BY 7 p ri; leave Monterey Wednesday, Friday,
and Monday ats m arrive at Stauntou by 8 N.
467 From stannfon, by Arbor Hill, Middlebrook, Moi
= fatts Creek, Brownsburg, and Cedar Grove Mills,
to Lexington, IS miles and back, twice a week Leave
Stanton Monday and Friday at q m; arrive Of Lexing-
ton BY asop m leave Lexington Tuesday and Saturday
at II q n arrive ct sta1 MiSs By sa PA ar..nv,,,.
stssles Tavern, Canicello. Fairfield, Timte r Ridge,
Lexington, Fancy Hill, Natural Bridge, Roaring Run,
and Psttonsburg, to Buford's, u miles and back, three
tiu,ss . week to pattonsSnrg,; and ~ tms,a week the
ingson aud Pattonsburg from June l to September 90.
Leave staunton Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8 D
N ;ardvs at Lexington by nv pm; leave Lexington
daily, except Monday, from june ! to September 80, and
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday from October l to May
81, ct ~ am; arrive at Pattoniburg by7 a m leave
Pattonsburg daily, except Monday, at IL a m arrive AT
Buiord's by 11A q m leave Buford's daily, except Sun.
day, at s N arrive at Pattonsburg by Z q IN leave Pat
80, and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from October i
70 LAY 81, Ct 8 Q m arrive ct Lexington by ] p IN leave
Lexington Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday ct Q . IN ar
rive at Staunton next days by Q q M.
As'e From cady's Tunnel BY 4ilbore Springs and Bath
9 week from June ! to September 80. and twice q week
the residae Of the year. Leave Cady's Tunnel daily. ex.
espt SUNDAY, from, June ! to September 80, and Monday
and Friday, from October LIST TO May 3lst, at5 pm; arrive
Sunday, from June ! to September 80. and Tuesday and
Saturday from October l to May 81, at l0L q IN arrive
At Cady's Tunnel by az m.
so60 From Cady's Tunnel, by Alum Springs, Kerr's
back six timesa week from LIST June 70 the 80 September,
and once q week the residue Of ths year.
Fronsla June to s0th September;
Leave Cady's Tunnel daily. except Sunday. ON arrival OF
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MARINE NEWS.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baltimore, Command
er, Milmlngton, n q; Baltimore, Nash nSto ~ ~.
America Philadelphia Metis BALTIMORE Frsnc,oDi \.
Portland; Virginia, Liverpool and Uu,snsto,rn
Neshannock, \. Orleans Falcon, Baltimore; tirsnuis'
Charleston; Guiding star, New Odesns,
sHlP-Liston, OF Bath from Aspinwall, c. A
BARks-wheailand, Mole Peru; Eerante, Que.
Irsnsit, Port Antonio jam Annie, Ttturnal ior
repairs; Mary stetson, Galveston.
BRIGs-G Peniston, Salt Cay. T 7: sarah Crox.
Milwaukee, Martinique; DaysPrng Blacf Rivrr =.
Lady frankliu, FelaIdo, Il, Cer,s, Havana; Iine'
OF st Andrews, n h, nm lruilal, Cuba. ''"-''
sCHOONERs-ISe Danel, Ga: Ic,i,s "
Rrdsa.l, Virginia for New hsveu: i 4 ID Cyanr,er
Virginia; Hannah Champion. Fortress Monroe, i T.
Malay, baltimore for 4 Providence Il D,an IA, 90 =.
Taunton: sarah D. IioyL Georse'Own for \ uaIan.
Millew Harp. Geoiee,osL ior Providence; k &
Ward. Fortress Monroe' Ny lIico, BgandyWine
Tor New Haven; Turl, GO, ;ylol4 A Ithe. Vir',i,a
Isabella, Georsetovn; A..La Parsons, Jscksonyiiie
Monmouth. Locust AaaaIAa Va w Lons. Bali
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MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR
VI urdcr Will Out.
4 STORY o. REAL LIFE.

And 10 u fs.1y gusr' .-s,d pretty Mrs. All.
rnsr, tvri.ng On snsmsll~,i snd disnond.bs-
sifinklsd loctei thss hung from . ehsin round hs,
.l.bss'sr neck ~ ltreally possible that We fss-
ndous John Arislgh b. lrgpo's1 .nd teen
scspief by hat very coIbui0ed looking psrson
who bOhs c0urtssy when . tnan asks her w.
dsncs, and -ho cane with Cecilis OBrsn 10.
uight 7"
fhs question -.s .iIrs,.d ~ no on. in par.
hcmn' 90 no one answered II though . hercs
sparkle IN tho eye. ~ Lord Ardsligh showed his
sense Of 80 sp'tit Il betrayed.
Lady OBdeu, nth some liule isfnsrtv--for she.
to, bad seen TIE snsfy look Of her brother said ;
well, must thins that Ardal!sh has gone rather
cheap. Toe Grant girl IN certainly . good sort u
body -lut, dehr me, now he can bssr that sun
m,rs round her neck, and her funny little carr
without earrings, Cannot make ont'
my dear Lsdy OBrisn," Captain Resborou Oh
said aiectedly, 20, With an untn sta able inten-
ton of utterng snsrt thing, "your brother has
looked ~ 10 ON the bosuty Of the three goddess.
I" present that 10 nsy we'll he dazzed out Of .
good uso Of bis good looking eyes. Besides which,
Tho gold melium lhroush which he has looked 81
~ Grans, has doubtless softenod the tint Of the
brown throat, and put endsnts in the ears
sun and Nonsense :" exclaimed the good ma
turei Lady Almoris; II cannot think What you al
mean. Ardsigh has done the wisrst thing be
could do lie has gained the affections Of . very
good, nice girl, whom he will soon be- able TO fash
ion to hi. taste AMI whose money will at once
put into the background all those vastly disgusting
duls and bslifs who have IN ads life 80 wssrlsoms
70 the dear fellow"
Lord Ardalgh kissed the fat white hand which
rested on hls arm, Hs Z 20 show his gratitude 10
the bosunul creature who had taken up his
cause; and then, ~ anHiuus 20 turn tho CONVEX
aaton' he sprung from tho table, and, undrawing
the curtains, he disclosed to his COMPANIONS the
bright moon sailing In purity and grandeur shove
these wasaAers
''ln such = night did gentle Jssscs steal from
the -sainy Jew, and with an unthrin love, did
run ron Venice" spouIsd the Viscount.
And Lith then, hope she bad taken q sliVht
taste oil whisky punch before she started exclsm
ed sir Luxe. mo. 10 mention lam wool stock.
ingr, aud Norwich shawl"
'Oh barbarous -bsrbsrous % shrisksd tbs
ladies mot 70 Distinguish between . pigbt
In Venice and . night IN this frigid Somerset
'Well, think your ladyship's chairmen will b.
abe 70 gave you the difference Of temperature IL
me; are not frozen to DEATH" Sir Luke re,ortsd
rising az h' finished the las, drop OF punch, Al.
DING, WIN rA!ler q thickenod pronunciation,
"WelL Ardaligh, my boy-now you're going
W marry And 1--we like &c ueman, IN give Won
ssnilmen'' May you always SEQ your wife.
az DO The mocu Al this identical moment-tha,
punch :"
Again loud laughs followed the sally aud. with
sh" more le,ss as pc ntless, the party separated,
MRS lmer uki ng great pains 10 show Lord Ar
uAngh thNA elrl Of light hair which had dlled her
locks1, was 10 longer thore.
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CHAPTER XIV.

ALAS, Wy Ignorance
Lets thee not 500 the crosses Of our birth;
nature, mat loves not TO he questioned
Why abe did this or shat but ha, her end.
AMI knows she does vel, never gave the world
Two THINKS so opposite so contrary,
As he aud am."-BEAuHosr AND FIE1ogEH
~ THINK, fahsr, have some news that will
please YOU" Olive said softly ~ she bent over bsr
iAlheFs CHAR, ID, morning after Lady Almeria's
bail preierrIng " talk TO him with her f,ca con-
ceAltd from his searching cyes
what 10 H. OiVsr the old man AJAX al with =.
glauuensd expression Of countenanse think I
can guess-LOri Arialigh ;"
you about IT," W '-', '"
"Well, congratulate YOU. oliv.,,o, h..,.
you are 10 10 made, great lady, but because "a
hsVs my lori 10 10 an innocent and good younu
m.n; Since he fra paid you attsn1ion 1 hays
NAtcheu nun Narrowly, and End nothing but good
snu u.ny sinpnSl'y bis character aud think
Az preuy e'e.r III my judgments Of othsr..n
There was more coniort than huth in ms n.
nei Oh ms own pehstruion; but there wa. no ono
20 contest the point AID 80 disprl tho sstsi.cton
IL yleiueu Oo'n 70 lnthe' and daughter,
.i, 10 10, 'L.eiVeH OF Lori Ardslgh with Mr.. Grant
stA leit IFS iavoursb.s Impression. "He isA mo-,
cons.uerste young man, and as open as d.y. - W.
lhs remark made, IS Mr.. Grant in .ormed Oyyo H.,
the Nhcount had show him IA vould n. h.,,.'
NOT 70 s.le on her The Hay thousand pounds he in.
1919. nu.ot " sNo ts nor nsrriage-poruon, seeing
'hA u would produce double the income ii uaed \,
clearing ihe Immense AIdA Ugh estates from enc,,
brAnce and thai the Nlsc.unL moreover, hal nro-
posot W err living Al together the trst two years
ny which means large sun would be saved ,h.,
would new furnish Ardaliga Aub.y.
How much Mr. Vyso viii approve ~ ,b,s a.,
eellent and moderate. mined Young man ~ wa.
Mr., GTAnps concluding remark. Olive lookeI nsr
NOus and ANXIOUS but Mr.. Grant thought ia n.,,,
raj and no nisgiying trou vied the hspplnsss 10
which NE contemplated uni0i gave rtsA
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those w humber stations. And a. Mrs A.
AM some Othor ladies', half IN Inshce, n
badtndys, had Lold Lsf that she mus, mover o.
10 monopoly ~ soohsrtning . ctestufe astt
cunt VINO never hal Teen constant, and
could To- sue iei thai this nIghI tGpuuale
cof.sin Deg &c, all spsIhy 10 her own feelings
Eidiug, a. II did, asLiuHs her CT sriedcing -"
'use epaOh,y In matters connected wiIu ~
srhy Nscount
ITO BE- Continusd.J
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CORY On sunday, Zee. "a, 1865, Bridge,
CORY, aged 81 yeaTs and dAys. Ns''
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.peet.
fully invited to attend the tuur- m ivaPSs,,
East 9th II, n. Y. Sin --'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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EXPOSITION
Or
1867.

- TO THE
MANUFACTURES, MECHANICS.
INVENTORS, PKODICTKS
ENGINEERS, ARCHITECIA. n ~
SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL oRGA -
TlONB '
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
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The National Republican has the
following highly important despatch
from the President of the United States,
which has been received by Governor
johnson of Georgia:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, ID. c.,
October 2Sth, 1865.
To Jas. Johnson, PROVISIONAL Governor of
Georgia:
SIR Your despatch has been re-
ceived. The people Of Georgia should
not hesitate one single moment in re-
pudiating every single dollar of the
debt created for the purpose of aiding
the rebellion against the United States.
1t is not just to levy and collect taxes
from the State and people that are 10y
al and in the Union to pay debt that
was located to aid in taking them out
and subverting the Constitution of the
United States. l do not believe that
the great mass of the people of the
State of Georgia, when left uninfiu-
enced, will ever submit to the payment
of debt which was the main cause
of bringing on the past and present
suffering, the result Of the rebellion.
Those who invested their capital in
the creation of this debt, must meet
their fate and take it as one of the in.
evitable results Of the rebellion, though
it may seem hard to them. 1t should
at once be made known at home and
abroad that no debt contracted for the
purpose Of dissolving the Union can
or ever will be paid by taxes levied on
the people for such purposes. l
t.. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-09

There is nothing more humiliating
to right-minded person than to be
watched. There is nothing more an.
noying to an employer than the specta.
Gle Of men hard at work in his pres.
ence, but idle or dilatory SO soon as
his back is turned. A man who is de-
sirous of earning his wages works at
all times during business hours, but
one whose chief anxiety is to draw his
salary, is better out of the way than
in it, and is, moreover, dishonest.
Whether the engagement be for one
year or one week, the engagement, on
the one hand, is to'pay a certain sum
for the service of an individual on
the other, to work faithfully and hon.
orably for the said term. What would
be thought of the employer who should,
on payday, withhold portion of the
salary by reason of the contract not
being kept by the workmen. He would
be universally condemned as mean be-
yond precedent, but is there any more
justice or honor in frittering away an
employers time, or deceiving him by a
pretended performance of work, than
in Withholding an employees salary !?
None at all. Labor is honorable, and
the man who works for his living,
whether with pen or hammer and
chisel, is to be respected, but no one
respects q man who is constantly try
ing to evade his duty, and If he is held
in low esteem, he alone is. responsible
therefor.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-09
France and the United States.

The New York correspondent of The
London Times has produced q sensa-
ton in England and France by a re-
port that Mr.. Seward had sent to the
Emperor Of France an ultimatum on
the Mexican question. The Govern.
ment of the United States, the cores
pondent says, has significd to the En-
peror that it will not permit the troops
now organized in Egypt for the aid OF
Macmillan to land, and that any fur
Their Intervention on the part of Napo-
leon might lead to rupture between
the two Governments. Most of the
English papers, however, doubted the
correctness Of the report, and The
Star declared itself Ito be in posi-
ton to give to its readers an authori-
tative assurance that no such dispatch
was written or forwarded" This de-
claration Of course Gained the excite
mcnt.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-09

General Blair, 10 his speech at Rolla
contends that you should not give the
southern blacks the right of voting,
because it would hurt the feelings OF
the whites. The latter, he argues,
ought not to be punished in that man.
ncr for being rebels. because they
were forced to become such. This il
funny argument. IL the southern
whites. being loyal at heart, were com.
PEELED to become rebels by power
which they were unable to resist, they
are certainly an inferior class to the
blacks, whom that power could never
swervc from their allegiance, and who
were found true to the Union under all
circumstances and in defiance Of cx-
treme dangers. If there be any truth
in this orators reasoning. the blacks
are the only class at the south who
ought to be allowed to vote at all. We
are afraid the democrats won't think
they have made much by gaining such
o logician as General Blair.