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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat . hearty
meal without fear Of dis
tress afterWArd, for IL win
stop it as soon as il Is
swallowed.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite +; gives
VigOr and strength to the
whole system.
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.COUGH RAL2AK
curss sore threat and
soreness Of the chest ARd
lungz.
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DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FoR IRREGULARTTIEa

FOR IRREGULARITIES
These Drops are . scientifically compounded auid
preparation, and better than any pills poEdsrs OF
nOstrums; being liquid, their HetiOa Is direct and
positive, rendering them = reliable, zPosdy und Ger
tain specific for the cure Of all ObstruStiOus And
impressions of nature.
Their popularity il Indicated By the Ast that over
100 900 bottles are annually sold and consumed b.
them speak in the strongest terms Of prai1s Of thF
great merits,
They are speedily taking the place Of STsry ether
female remedy, and are considered By dealers, cons
sumsrs, physicians, and AL who know Aught Of
them, as the Buregt, safest and most inhIbIs pre-
psrAtlon in the world for the cure Of all fsnaaIs
complaints, the removal Of AL obstruetiOns Of na=
turs, and the promotion Of health, strength aaG
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when thsy may Be-
used, and explaining reasons Why and whsa they
should not Be used without producing rosalts con.
trAry to the course Of nAtuTs's ehos en- laws, wiu
found carefully folded around each bottle With tha
signature Of DR.. JOHN L. LYON, without Whioh
none are genuine. They are prepared At the labor.
atory Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. S5 Chapel
street, New Haven, Conn, who can bo eozIaltsd
either personally or By mail Enclosing StAngl cen
csrning all private diseases and fomsS SWeaknssHas.
O. g. CLARK ~,
General Agents Soz ths United States 4 0auadas.
For sale In New York By
ahe ladies Of the United States, and every ons og
DEMAs BARNES = Co,
10. n PAzk row.
P. @. WELLS 4 CO.,
No. LIS franklin Etrests
q. D, HEMBOLD,
No. 594 Broadway.
OHA9. n. ORITTEHToH,
30. % Sixth aTsu1s.
And AL Druggists and ApOthsoAriss IN ths Slty and
country.
LORD 3 SMITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, m,
dee19:Rs:2tsWDy yFrihSat:TdWy:Wye
Card.-I have suffered several months with fass
losthsome disease "Catarrh p trisd most q tia
advertised remedies bat without relief. untE 49,
think efectedG q eirs- Feeling it . duty 70 "a.
~ sufferers, Iohserfully make hi. stAtslsnt.
,sD. = =; PARKS,
an1ek3 % Bank Itrest Oasslasd. Q.
Umpire MINING COMPANY
1.-the Annual Nesting Of the gtoekholdsn ofthis
OOmpsny will BE- hsld IS the onlco Of o. A. Rad 3
o., in Cleveland, Ohio, on ths Ith day Of MsssA,
1885 at O'Clock Pm L. ". FORD
fsb4:l9l:SVsat 5sorstaFy.
7 Il DEWITT 8 90. ARE TODAY
q receiving all sorts Of Goods for 0hFiItnng
Presents, for Men, women and Children.
J. b. DlFTfT co.,
SseJE Jaad II Public sanaEa
Ia NOY OIGAR-STANDS BOOK.
Il Sacks, Brackets, &o., IoE ths HsAdayB, e
eels sooHLWA
~ Wsdaaa EsaI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-18

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia positive
ly.
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0OUGR BAL6AH
relieves eon5umPtisS
cough a. soon as Il =
taken.
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GOEa


COUGH BALSAN
cures hoarBsness and Hok-
Ling in the throat.
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2.-THE ffKENT'' TRACT,

Also on Buck Run, u Of mile from the Great
houss Wells, and one mile above the Union Lubri-
eating Co. Ths on in this tract has been dsTel-
oped in two wells.
3.-THE CELEBRATED HSAILoR FARM,
CoRtsinipg about rs acres situated on Little Wolf
Creek, between Buck Run and the MOskirgum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
leased to Levellyn a Co Of New York, who have
= we'll on Is producing oil Of a superior quality.
LeEsllyn & Co. are now sinking deeper. One
fourth Of their oil belongs to the Wolf Creek and
Buck Run OIL Co.
The CaPITAE STOCK Of ths Wolf Creek and
Buck Run Oil Co. is 500, 900, more than
$4,000 Of which is already taken. The SHARES
aru 81 each.
one.fOurth of the whOlO capital 2O,OOO,) Is re-
tainfd as q working fund.
Books for subscription to the Stock Of the above
Company may be found at my Office, 81 10 81
RiVer street, Cleveland.
The affairs Of this Company will be in the hands
Of business men, who viii rapidly push forward
ihe work Of developing and vending Oil.
fsbIs.lgI MORRISON FOSTER
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sr Ons Million bottles


COUCH BALBAA
are sold annually, And
the people al pronounce
it the best cough prsPsr-
alton they ever used.
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that oriEinats Ina
STOMACH Or BOWELS.

DIsORDERED STATE
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache.
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea ct Stomach
and, in fact, all dissaasS
or pains in the Homaoh
or boWelE.
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COUGH BALSAK
Is warranted to give sat-
islsetion or the money
refunded.
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Sold BY druggists every
where. Price ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
n q rWNn-
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We warrant both Of them, in every in.tAnos, n
our directions aro folIowsd.g
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Wolf Creek and Buck Run
OIL COMPANY.

The undsrsigned is authorized to receive sub
scrip IONS 10 the Cspital Stock Of the
Wolf Creek and Buck Run Oil Co.
This Is C mpany beipg organized in Pitts
bufgh Tor the purpose of carrying on the Oil Bus
inc 5. Ths names OF The following well-knewn
psrtieN Ia Pittsburgh, who have all eady taken
neafl $50 OOo OF the Stock are q guarantee Of the
soundness Of ths Csmpany and the value Of the Oil
Territory beloRsing TO it, Viz:
Isaac NJ Ptnnock, Vim BEgsley,
Benj BEks we'll, r 7 Lseeh, jr.
ChAs W Rickstson, Chas W Bachelor,
VIM Mcknight, M'BE Penny,
VIM Anderson, Gen Jas Htgley,
Joseph Brown, b B Wilkins,
Col David Campbell, b L Harrington
Geo Long o., Q Well,
NV Cook, Hath'l Hogg,
Tbs LAnds Of this Company lie In the center o
She Lubreati9g Oil District Of Ohio, between the
MoskiDgufn River and Federal Creek, and near
MeConHellsvile- There are three trsots, with
fnFnf nf-v. ~. .1,-rrf
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$50 ACRES.

An held by tbs Company in FEE sIHPIE.
1.-THE "WALPoLE" TRACT,
Consisting Of SO acres on Buck Run, aboDt X
miles above the Union Lubr eating Cos Iands. a
vein OF OF has been developed on this tract ct q
depth Il 100 feet
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J IAmllT can auot1
be without
GOES


COUGH BALGAA
In the house ready for
immediate pss.
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Attp AdrertisfmtHta.

SIS,S53.IsO
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID
Partieular attention given 70 the adjustment Of
Aa.tne Lou7B. L. d. HUDSON,
Agent and A5justsr.
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Sold Sold by druggists every
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FA NOY CIGAR-STANDS BOOK,
Il Sacks, BraekstI, &o., BoE tha HsAdayB, 81
. eeH sOOWLWa
~ Wsdda1 Eoal
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.COUGR BALGAH
costs but
FORTY CENTS.
The bottle hold5 moEB
than any othsr Gt ths
same price.
The medicine itaslf iI
Warrsnted superior 70 Al
others.
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where. Price ONE DOL lyhers.
LAB per bottle.
O. G. CLARK . CO., PFoPristori, -
EeE Haven, Conn.,
DEAAs BARNES co.,
No. n Park rOV.
F.O WELLS co.,
No. 1lB franklin street.
E. B. HEMBoLD,
No. s04 BrOsdvsy, GeaI Aga.
Rstailsd By al Druggists in tie city and country.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

AN IRsHXAN's IDEA.-Pat Nahouey,
now "home again." was . Confederate
soldier. and one of . picket guard at
Sharpsburg. 1t not being his relief. at
he cleaning. he seated himself and
commenced smoking. his shoulders firm.
ly Traced against tree. The tiny
crimson light, emitted from his pipe
attracted the attention Of an outlying
enemy. Whit and n bullet grazed
Pats Uranium. 1t sped on its errand and
struck and wounded n corporal who was
standing near. Pat, in q moment, wal
on his feet. and naively observed, 'Blqss
the pipe thin. for if you had been smoking
it. corporal. he would have fred at you
and hit me-"
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!
We lately saw an advertisement head.
ed as above, IL conveys to every boy an
impressive moral lesson.
An honest, industi Jus boy" is ALWAYS
wanted. He will be sought for; his Ser
vices will be in demand; he will be re-
ePected and loved he will be spoken OF
In terms OF high commendation he will
always have home he will grow up to
oe man OF knt wn worth and established
character.
de will be wanted. The merchant will
want him for q salesman or q clerk; the
master mechanic will want him for an
apprentices or journeyman those with
q job TO let will want him for n contract
or; clients will want him for o lawyer !;
patients will want him for physician re-
!iglous congregations for pastor; parents
Tor teacher of their children, and the
people for an officer.
He will be wanted. Townsmen will
want him ~ a citizen acqusintances as q
neighbOr neighbOrs as q friend; families
as a visitor; the world as an acquaintance ;
nay. girls will want him for Q beau and
finally for a husband
An honest, industrious boy Just think
OF It, boys, will you answer this descrip-
ton? Can you apply for this situation !
Are you sure that yoM will be wanted
You ma y be smart and active, but that
does not fill the requisition-are you hon
est? You may be capable-are you in
dustrious? You may be well dressed
and create o favorable impression M frat
sight-are you both honest industrious ?
You may apply for good situation-are
sou sure that your friends and acquaint.
ances can recommend you for these GU Al .
tios2 Oh, how would you fell, your char
acter not being thus established, on hear
ing the words, Il can't employ you."
Nothing else will make up for the lack OF
these qualities. No readiness or aptnesG
for business will do it. You must be
honest and acknowledgements work and
labor, then will your calling and election
for places fproft and Irdst be made sure
Match, Courier.
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TO know that 90 important and interesting work
,ss been resolved upon and that two gentlemen
have engaged in the enterprise, who ara known
. possess the qualifications requisite for
,itbfuI and efficient accomplishment of the I'M
ertaking. To show the necessity for such a
publication, we need only glance at the great and
,oyel events of public character, which trans
tired within the period named. The wo-k is de-
handed. and no gentleman of Mississippi who
intends to keep himself informed Us to the political
history of the country. should BE- without il.
Wishing that you may be successful IN the
prosecution of your enterprise. and not doubling
ut that Won will succeed, with credit to your
selves and great-advantage to the public,
remain, with high regard,
Your fiiend and serv't,
AMOS r. JOHNSTON
From Hon. T. J. Wharf
Jackson, Sept % 1865.
MrsSRs HAMILTON g. PowER-Geahemen :
Yo4r proposal to publish "A Documentary His
tory Of the State of Mississippi, from the Presi
Dental Election in 1860 TO the reorganization Of
the State Government in 1865 has been sub
.nitted to me- concur most cordially with others
who have approved and recommended the pro-
posed enterprise.
The utility and value of sueh work. and your
peculiar fitness tn treat the subject should secure
As sincerely hope will prove to be the case, q
general subscription throughout the State.
/ am, gentlemen,
Very Respectfully yours.
I. j. WHARTON.
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Lau1uANA.-The Monroe tOuachita
Parish) Intelligencer, OF the 7th inst,
says:
The soldiers who have been encamped
in the Court House Square ever since The
occupation Of the Federal forces, have
been removed to their new camp on The
opposite aide 81 the river. leaving only .
provost guard IN town. We are glad -
have the square At last, free to the pub
lie.
The telegraph line is completed from
Monroe To Shreveport, and we ere assured
that the line from this place to Vicks
burg will be ready for the transmission
OF dispatches in few DAYS. The cable
across the Mississippi river, and alao
across the Ouachita, were laid some tim'
since.
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eCIIuIIy, VWuT % teTV Z,
w. l., SHARKEY.


jackson, Hiss. Sept. I'D 1868.
Col. JONES g. HAMILTok AND Cot. J. l.
PowER--GeatiemeR have read your propose
70 publish "A Documentary History of the State
of Mississippi, from the Presidential election j.
1860 20 the reorganization of the State Govern
ment in 1865" work of this kind. in the styl,
yoa propose to publish It, will be invaluable.
will contain statistics of the most eventful and In
PortAnt era in the history of our State whic
will be useful in the future, and no wellinforme.
citizen of the State can do without it. To IL,
politician, to the statesman. and to every actor
the great drama which has Just closed it will be
come = manual for reference, and viii snPpi
correct history of events which can be ohtaine
from other source. Knowing yonr capaci
and mpartiality, satisfied you will dea.
Justly with the subject; and I most heartily eli
dvrse and approve the undertaking.
Very Respectfully, your ob't servt.
w. YERGER
fFrAm Hon Geo. Potter
concur in the foregoing views. and recornment
the proposed work TO public confidence and pat
rOnage.
GEO l. POTTER.
JACKSON, Sept. 22d 1876.
FIR I'M III IN mrR X J0hns0w.
nd JAcKsoN, Sept 3d. 1865.
MEssRs. HAMILToS g. PowER-Geaficmen
have read. with much interest, your Prospectu
for the publication Of Documentary HistoT
| of Mississippi, embracing period from the Pres
Dental Election of 1860 to the reorganization q
the State, by Convention Of 1855. Am gratife,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

HEAVY Loss BY FIRR.-Mr. John N.
Walthall's spacious mansion. situated 8
miles from Greensboro. With neerly all
of bis furniture. ane some 90 bales of cot
ton stored in the basement. were destroy
ed by fire on Friday night Of the last
week. The loss. We should think. is full
500. 900. and falls heavily Upon one OF tn"
most valuable citizens and highly respect
ed men in this section. We understand
that Mr.. Walthall 10 Of the opinion that
the Ere was the result of accident
Greensboro Betcon.
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TER MS {:
Rates OF ADVERTISING.

,s-,i.ements will be inserted for any time les.
IN. month, II; the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
,xn FIFTY ENTA per square for the nrst in
and SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS pei
orr for each subsequent insertion.
ADVERTISED ents ordered for one month, will be
. ....,sB seven doars and fifty cents per square.
adye tisemenis Of more than two squares in length
aIbe publish ed at five dollars per month.
All advertisements published in the Daily, will also
+. published in the TT weekly and weakly paper.
Aliberal deduction will be made to those whS nd
rsrise by the year
All Advertisements must be paid for in advance, Of
=, the end Of each month 49,. ~e
separate charge will be made for editorial notices
=, the rat. OF twenty cents per line.
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Endorsements.
Fire N Gov. w. l.. Sharkev ]

tFren Gov. w. H. Sharkev
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
jackson, Sept. 23d, 1865,
MEssRs JONES s. HAMILTON AND j. l.. PowER
IA Documentary History of the State of Missis-
sippi from the year IS60to the reorganization of
the State Government in 1865 | doubt not yo,,
will do full justice to the proposed work; and
sissippans, not only for the present, but for ali
time to come, it will be no less interesting and
useful as a part of tho history of the United
States, through the most remarkable and stirring
scenes of our national existence. The events Of
the past few years should be written and handed
down to pOsterity, and am gratifed that you
have undertaken this important task, and hops
that you may have entire success in your praise
worthy enterprise.
Respectfully, yOur obi serv't,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

N@rCommission and general merchants,
ill nd the wholesale drus store Of Jas. CONCEAL
ornHr of Comm N and Magazine streets, New o..
cans, everything belonging to the drug trade they
may require, prices based on the latest gold quo
:Ations.
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R6r Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
.orner of Common and Magazine streets, New O.
ans, is now prepared to supply those In wSnt o
rugs and medicines, with every thing app rtainini
o the drug trade. at the lowest market rates.
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D&r Druggists, in the city and country,
an now pur base AMI have the selection Of thcIr
goods from the largest assortment In the city james
donegal, Wholesale druggist. corner Of Common ana
Magazine streets, Nav Orleans. 10 prepared to sell
IL goods at the lowest msrAet prices.
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r.,t Woman Killed at a randango,

We do not generally have far to go 10
find accounts of homicide, and, as . ruiz
are not disposed TO interfere with what
our civ reporters might rightly deem
their ciSl prerogatiye. Still, out of
compliment to the other sex, and partly
as Illustrative of life in the far west, We
extract the following somewhat maudlin
account from a recent San Antonio
letter:
The parties implicated might both b.
assigned to the demi monde, If such r
separsiion or division ought properly to
be made in society constituted AS loosely a.
Ours i5-where the tone Of the public
receptions is but little superior to that o
sour old Globe and Washington Bali
Rooms 1EE8
Zone of the parties WAS demi.rep from
New York-Josephine by name I; the
pther trail srter was a Mexican Camill.
yell known in this community as Mari
Aus Between them q deadly: feud had
sprung up which eliminated in the
tragedy of which you may have already
heard.
They met at the fandango; Mariana
Dark, swarlhy and with the soft undula-
RlDg figure, peculiar to the creole ract,
Nas engaged in one of those voluptuoC'
Spanish or Mexican dances of which the
EspognolS or Esmitalda, 40 you often see
Il performed on the stage, may give you
bome idea. At this moment Josephine
Suffered and glanced for a momentat heI
oval. The next she rushed with glitter
Pg blade upon her adversary brie'
ztruggle and death had entered the mids
the careless throughput not in tho
Jay in which one would have anticipated
he quick eye Of Mariana had recog'
pied tho appearance and approach o
Der enemy, and with an agile Sprlnk
Backwards and a bending of one knee e
be ground, which the inmates of the bal
Dom thought part Of the dance, sh'
quickly extricated one OF those Sharl
polnled daggers that a Mexican woma'
parries in her garter. The struggle wa
d short duration, and a few moment
liter Josephine was dead. Let me max
one quotation from testimony introduces
% the witness stand:
Alllfonzo Barrera, sworn-I was at tn
hndango the night of the difficulty
Rw deceased taking off her bosom pi
nd bracelet and hand them to Fanny
eying, hold the stakes, intend to fgh
Mariana" she told me that she ha
lOmething TO do that she hated 10 do
he said she would do it if she lost he
Sn life trying to do it; then she wen
Acrosa the room to where Mariana va
Bumped on her, and struck at her wit
Der fist; | sew no knife when she lie
be; saw no kuife in the squabble
Fhlle the parties were struggling. som
persons said give them room;" about te
minutes afterws rds the deceased fell.
The accused was discharged on insiI
nihcant bail.-St&r.
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/ Some desperate liars among our reta ]
RrocerS are getting up the report thet the
high prices Of eggs is owing to the fact
that the hens are at great expense to
procure stamps to put on their manuiae
tured aIticles. The whole story 10 SIAN
der upon the hens Quincy Wing.
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Home Industry.
New Arrival.
II. "A. DUNCAN n CO.,

HIVE RECEIVED part Of the
IOrockeTyWaIe
and expect other good soon
They occuvv Que Of the "CLARIoS BUILD
IN0e" their new store house being In prceesa OF
erection. Jul, 2 ID
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
General superintendent Office,

BT01hfon, Sep. An, lSO0.
OK ard sfter To-day. the 5ih lost. pas niger
" trains will run through Bolton,
Leaving Meridian att = N
Arriving at Bolton pm
Leaving Bolton 4 a Ia
Arriving At MeFiiisn m
Th@ Company having made ARRANGEMENTS for com.
tornola Arou lances 20 transport passeI bs'vcen
roiton ana Bic SLACK, throuth tickle W.. lie sCld at
the varioEs StAticns to yiCksturR a1d aIe'iJian
T.. A READ Nc.
Sept ST. GauIsuo,rip,r,,ren,
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NOrIhward Trains.

NOrthWard Trains.
Leave Mobile every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 4 pm.
Pass Meridian every
Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thursday, ass "a m.
Arrive at COrlnth every
Sunday, Tues lay and Thursday, $40, p. m.
Leave COrinth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $50 am.
Arrive at Columbus, XIV, every
Monday, W ednesday and Friday, $3.50, m
Steamer ''9en Anderson" connects At Columbus
Ky for Cairo.
Southwark Trains.
Leave Columbus every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 8 .. m.
Arrive At COrinth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 1880, I'm
Leave COrlnth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ]: 40, am.
Pass Meridian every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. 7:05 pm.
Arrive at Mobile every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8:40, am.
~. FLEMING,
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
October 3I.l2w.