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asked M She could pay for the fowl 6hosaid something in reply
|Aih | d~ not clearly understand. The question was repeated, and
HhL*r reply again given, The oycrsacr then said, PUT Ler down"
oI ms 0e woman St up a sLEIN and ruL5 te air with her cries Of
'vH" Ter couLHe0auco grew quite oIrJy, aud ler lips became pate
ao HFI was close to her, and particularly noticed her remarkable
aG3oO ana expression Of couuteuauca. The ovarsecr sgore fearfuIv,
"&a repeated his order. "Put her down - The wouan was then OK
',o-o@ on the ground and held down by two negroes. Her gown and
s"1 were literally torn from her back, and, thus, brutality exposed, she
wa ;" eNa 70 the castWblp. The punishment inflicted on this poor
Ct'"1~c was m4uhauIy severe. she was a woman somewhat plump in
her person, aad the whip being welded with great visour, every stroke
"a deep INTO the flesh. She writhed aud twisted her body violently
unoeF the IDhIcton. moaning loudly, but uttenng no exclamation in
WORDS, except once, when she cried out entrcatng that her nakedness
m!SHt not be mdecenuy eXpscdr-appearing to suffer, from matronly
I0leSty' even more acuteIy on account If her indecent exposure, than
t"e cruel IacGauon Of her body. But the oyerseer only noticed her APP
peal by a brutal reply, and the fog3iug continued. Disguised as was,
/ Witnessed tile whole to a close. numbered the lashos, stroke by
stroke and counted U1y, thus exceeding by eleven the number allowed
by the colonial law to be Inflicted at the arbitrary will Of the master or
manager This was the only occasion ON which | saw the legal number
OF taIty nne lasAeS exceeded; but never knew the oveseor or head
b0oG-keeper give less than tLirty-niue. Tus poor victim was shocking
y lcorated. When permitted to rise she again shriekcd violently. The
oyerseef swore roughly, and Threatened, if sae was not quiet, to put Ter
down again. He then ordered her to be taken to the hothcuse or hos
puaJ, and put IN the stocks. She was to be continued in the stocks for
several nights, while she worked in the yard during the dav at light work.
oAe wast too severely manged to be able to 90 to the field for some DAVIS
Nor could these 8ckening seventies have been at all uousual.
For IN tic four Grown co!ouies,i* the home government was able to
do what It pleased, and accordingly it required every planter to give in
sworn returns o the punlshmeuts inflicted on his estate. By these sworn
returns there were registered, in the two years 162S-Q,6692l punish
ments. The law allowed, IN the crown colonies, twenty-five sYines to a
punishment which limit was necessarily passed. Taking the average,
however. at but twenty stripes, this puts the total amount Of stripes
inflicted, IN regular foggmgs, for these four colonies alone, in two years,
at no less than one million three hundred and fifty thousand! Twenty
, 1865-10-13

at tordro paa oyenn@ynte 30, indkaldes
herVed til at anmeldc Og be~yiisIiggj6re
defes Krav for underteg0ede Shfteret
linden UdI0bet af 3 Maaneder efter denne
Indkaldelses sidste Acknowledgements.
Fredefilsteds Skitterct, st. Croix den
7de October 1865
c. SARAUW.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The steamer City
Of Boston, from Liverpool l4th, VIA
Queenstown 18th, arrived this evening
The frigate Niagara arrived at South
onpton on the 18th, exchanging salutes
With a British frigate. She would prob
,blv dock and reft. The Sacramento
arrived the following day.
An English armor-plated heet on the
INVITATION of Napoleon, is to make tour
round the French coast, and combined
18th the French aTmOr-plated heet Will
le at Plymouth about the middle OF July
Lord Brougham, in a speech al a ban
uuet to the Prince of Wales at Fish
nonger's Hall, earnestly called on the
American Government to use their veto
t., in mercy as we'll as i'll Justice, and not
,,ain the scaffold with the blood OF prs
Jners whom they recently treated as
Warriors.
The Moniteur OF the 18th publishes
.ircular of the Minister of Marine, dated
June 5th. closing the French ports to con-
isderate vessels.
Mrs. Lincoln sent reply to the Eli
press Eugenia's letter OF coincidence
l. is stated that the Emperor agreed 70
tcinstate Macmillan in all his rights al
tho event of his return from Mexico
Spain ceased to extend oelilgele ! !
,lghts the Confederates by decree oa'eu
iune 4th
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The s,cnme. Golden Rule wrecked.

New YORK, June 24.-Ihe steamer
Ocean Queen bring Panama dates to the
10th. The Star and Herald announces
rbe wreck of the steamer Golden Rule
Of the line from New York TO Nicaragua
IN the 30th of May, on the Boncader reef,
fhirtv-fve miles from the Island OF Old
Providence. She was bound from New
FORK to GeoIs seto0n, had twenty passenl,,
-crs for San Francisco, beside a full
rev. all OF whom were saved and load
ii with sufficient provisions to support
them until taken of Itappears that the
Golden Rule first exploded one OF her
dues, after whichihe collided with fer
~ boat, damaging one OF her paddle
wheels and OBTAINING her goingto sea till
he odd At $40 A. NJ, during a heavy
min, she struck rock and stuck fast
On the 9th inst the L. S. steamers Hun
terilk and State of Georgia sailed from
Aspinwall for the wreck, to bring away
passengers The passengers were brought
20 Aspinwall and forwarded to San fran
>co by the steamer America
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From n Soldier.
GRAFTON, w. Va, june -

GRAFTON, w. Va, June -, DO
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER
Why is it that soldiers who have sorv-
ed their country we'll and faithfully
many of them for threelong weary years
and who, for some trivial offence. or upon
suspicion of being deserters, are lodged
in guard-houses, are there retained for
months without hearing, or II, per
chance, they have been tried before a
Court-nartial, are again remanded to
prison, and there retained even after
their commands have been mustered ont
of the service, and the finding and SEN
tence of the court kept a profound secret
What necessity is there-nOw that the
war is over-for thus retaining men from
their families, who no doubt, in many
cases, are languishing for their protec-
tion and support? There are number
of such soldiers confined in the guard
house in this place-and among them
those belonging to West Virginia regi-
ments-under the circumstances above
referred to. Would it not be well for
our Governor to inquire into the matter'
w. R. B.
We understand that orders have been
issued. OF are about TO be issued, from
the War Department, which will reme-
dy the evil OF which our correspondent
COMPLAINS. ED.
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FROM Texas.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-The Heraid's
Texas correspondent, dating Bazos San
jiago. June 4th, says General Steele was
ii that place. and General Brown was
still in command az Brownsville. There
leinaired some rebel soldiers III the Vi
initv of the latter place awaiting pa
de 1t was said that one of the batter
: which the rebels run over into MeXi-
after Kirby Smiths surrender would
rc delivered upto the United States al.
norities. General Wcitzel had not yet
,rrived in Texas. but was daily looked
.or Tia Mexican Imperialists at Mata-
ooraS were mnch exercised in mind re
,ardinr the appearance in their immedi-
jr ~iriIity Of so many United States
.,.tps
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WHEELING REGISTER
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 20. l76'.
TeIegraphic sunii'"'''

co,a closod at the regular board iii
Now York on Saturday, at 81 4Ef' anu 90
,he evening exchange at oi'Ai.
,nnl;cot;ons for pardon stu now IN
and unite a number have been sran'ea'
pnf Green ha, not SET been i.'',.'. '-''
washington dispatch mentions
sherman as tie Democratic candidate
,or Governor OF Ohio.
The Ouartarmaster and CommissarS
,.nots at City Point have been closed
General Hurlburt has demanded a
,rt martial The Investigations VIII
,,,.sjcn the history of the Gulf Depart
',.nt under Banks and Bntler
The steamer Golden Rule was wrr. ked
M the 3Oth of MAY
Anumber of vessels belonging t" the
potamac flotilla have been sold
chief Justice Chase is at Cincinnati
rarrington. the Buffalo murderer who
..,tlv escaped has been recaptnred
General Brown still occupies Browns
Vile
The Sonth Carolina delegation held an
.,+sryiev with the President on Satnr-
lav the substance of which Will he re-
uorted to a Cabinet meeting tomorrow
John Minor Bolts has claimed .iO,Ooo
trr wood destroyed
The South Carolina delegation recent
" assured Gen. Howard OF their cooper
alton in his bureau.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Wager swalne mas
been appointed temporary Assistant
commissioner for the State of Alabama
General Grant gave reception to the
.,emhsrs of the Union League in Phila-
delphia on Saturday
The superintendent of the Ohio and
l6s.i,. ,ppi railroad denies that "A coils
sion has recently occurred on that road
.Jetf Davis is represented TO he in good
health and in better spirits than when
beaIrived at Fortress Monroe.
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Naval IGairs-PardOns GRAINED
IPrnss DisnatCh
Press Dispatch

WASHINGTON, June "a The following
naval orders have just been issued -
Commander c Cooper to command the
Winina; Commander Labins Stanley the
Tus 'arora; Commander R. W Shufell
the Hartford; Lieut.. Commander w. r.
Gushing. relieved from New York navy
yard and assigned to Hartford.
The following named persons have ap-
piled for and received the Presidents
pardon, under the proclamation of the
18th of May:
General Bruce aud H " Bruce, OF
Kentucky;J J. J. English, Arthur \ Man,
L. NJ Crushew, of Richmond J. D Dean
Jr. of Lynchburg. Va J. R. Edmunds,
Tbeo. Edmunds and Haliful P N. Thorn,
son. of Williamsburg F. L. Smith, Of
Alexandria; John McAl;ster, Alabama
J.W Herley and Levi s. White, Mary
land; NJ D. Key. Tennessee; \. s Bur
nett. Galiatin, Tennessee; J. Hill, Nor
gan county, Georgia. job Il B, Luli, Sc
bastian county, Arkansas; Cabot S: Slone
ST. Louis: George Crandall, LOUISIANA
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Sale o. Cnrcrnmcui YesseIs.

WASHINGTON, June 24-At a Govern
'lent sale Of vessels lately belonging TO
the Potomac ilotilla, the following steam
- we're disposed Of. Baltimore, length
90 feet, 1900, purchaser Thomas Glide,
II Ph'ladelphia propeller Match, length
% feet, 1900, purchaser Robert Scar, of
Baltimore; the single cudcr propeller
Iea2e., length 50 feet. 2.OG0. purchaser
James Bylor, OF New York: the double
ended propeller Resoiute, length Sc feet,
1000, purchaser | ] Couttord, of Rich
nond, Maine; single engine propeller
cha, length 81 feet 1860, purchaser
''iIhert Van Dowertcn of GeorGetowp
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al HurIburt Demands touri
MartiaI-AIabama Delegation

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Gen Hurl6u1t'
for a year past commanding the Cult De,
partment, has demanded court martial
to investigate into the charges made oy
commissioners sent TO investigate the al
fairs of that department. The investi-
CATION will necessarily involve the whole
history of the Department of the Cult
under its previous commanders Butler
and Banks
The Alabama delegation had another
interview with the President to-day.
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H.VuIIE OF JEFF, Davis.

FORTRESS MoSR0E, June 23.-As IN.
erect statements not emana ting from
'"iS post, have appeared in several jour
N"I' regarding the health and condition
!: len Davis, we would inform the pub
'.S w 'Hat his health at the present time is
mu'h ~ better than when he landed here
'nis morning ne was seen by our infor-
- .I'nt VI smoking and apparently in 4 cool
:; :: state OF mind. He is not In irons, and
A's quarters are very comfortable.
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, June 24-Gold quiet. with
better supply of cash gold Some OF
the larger dealers are offering more free
ly. and the movements OF operators md
cate an expectation of yielding in quo
tations Gold opened at 81 42t, went
down TO 81 4ls, and up again to 81 423.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26
Chase nj Cincinnaii-Fire in Cotum

CINCINNATI, June 24.-Chief Justice
Chase has arrived here and will probably
remain several days
The Commercials Columbus cores
pondent says fire oni niThursday destroy.
ed Shannon & Sons carriage factory and
several dwellings Loss not stated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26
u,an, gives n Reception

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.--Gen Grant
gave a reception to the members OF the
Union League and their families at the
Union Leagues room this evening. The
building is decorated with banners and
daps for every State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Accident-Deaial.

NEW YORK. June A.-Mr. Griswold,
Superintendent of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad, telegraphs to the office OF
the company here that the Louisville dis-
patch of collision of railroad trains near
Lovegate, Indiana. pa5lished this morn
ing, is false
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IL connection with the above / Oss ~ u ia
form NJ friends and the friends and customers
Of Ge0Tss v. Smith Esq that the BOttbug bus
iness heretofore carried on D. him viii be con
tinued AZ the old stand under the name and
firm Of JOHN THOSER s. CO The Ales
and Porter viii be exclusively Of George ".
Smiths manufacture and the subscriber hopes
from Ids long experience in Botting; and oJ
strict attention 70 al order. 70 merit and re
csivs share Of public patronage.
waEELryc June IA, 1855. yel3
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Carrjug,on, ihe Murderer, Reiaksu

BUFFALO, June "a - Darlington, the
murderer that brokej Jail Thursday night,
with an accomplice named Given, we're
retaken this morning about fifteen miles
from here. The two other prisoners that
escaped the same time are yet at large
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From the Richmond Republic, June 20.
BIjsrepreseutatiOusA About the South

The Southern correspondents of class
of Northern journals are engaged in
vigorous conspiracy to establish dis,
trust in the Northern mind of the public
feeling at the South One day our peo-
pie are represented as cruel to the liberia
ted negroes Another day the few cleo
tions that now and then come off are de-
clared to 90 overwhelmingly for seces-
sionists, the whole body Of the people
peTjuTing themselves by gulping down
Union oaths and voting in mass for
wool-dyed rebels These are but samples
of the gross Misrepresentation with
which every issue of class Of journals
is filed
1t is hardly worth while to attempt
refutation of these calumnies They are
designed to serve political object and
they are employed on that old principle
of party warfare, that "a lie well stuck
TO is as good as the truth"
One remark, however, ought to be
made There never was time when
such falsehoods were more inappropriate
or unfounded The South, as one man,is
renewing its allegiance to the Union
The people are acting in good faiti
They have no partisan motive OF thou 1T
il what they are doing. They are i'll
solemn earnest, and are in no mood Tor
trifing There are no parties in the
South The whole land is in morning -
Sorrow and privation is in every house
hold The country is ruined and prostra-
ted The people have no heart fol poll
tics They are strangers to party and to
partisan thoughts and Vaccinations
They are voting very little and when
they vote, they select honest and good
men for their suffrages, with no reference
to old or new party affiliations
1t is, therefore, a SANDER upon these
people to impute to them any spirit of
partisanship in their present condition
and action 1t is brutal and heartless
SANDER in ordinary times such imputa-
tions are matters of course in partisan
procedure But none but a brute or a
maniac can now so outrage fact and
truth as to ascribe to a mourning, bank
rupt, PROSTATE people the artifices and
animosities of mere partisans
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Rebel Prisoners.

NEW YORK, June 4-Since the Atm
inst, 3,s43 rebel prisoners have been sent
south from here.
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BOTTLERY.
SMITHS BOTTLERY.

sold ont 10 NJ late manager JOH-s
THONER all M stock and interest n M Bot
ding establishment, and can With confidence al
re nv friends and customers that thsy nay
rely on tie business being MANAGED Gs hsLsto-
fore y AAlAh
WHETIr0 june 1905
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26
TUF nAnY REGISTER BOOK

BINDERY turns out al kinds OF Blanks
and Blank Books for individuals, firms. steam,
boats, railroads and countes- All kiads OF
tind;ng done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26

ABOUT two hundred and fifty govern
ment wagons passed through the city last
evening. bound for Louisville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26

LITTLE EDDY. the Presbyterian mill
ister's son, had been committing to mem
ory the Catechism. He was a thought
ful child. For some Juvenile delinQuen-
cy the father lad found it necessary to
administer the rod. 70 sare the child -
Eddy, as usual. under such dispcnaations
was feeling very sad as lie cane from
the upstairs study to his mother room.
She. to impress the lesson just given, be-
gan: Ny. son, ala sorry your father
has had to punish you What is it for ?
Eddy hung his head, while his mind iau
in the direction Of the Catechism What
was it for, nv son 2 Ii deeply solemn
tones and earnest he answered roy t9
ON glory
1t was too much tol The SOBER mother
she had TO laugh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-26

TRE Rev Mr. Peters, ofAtt!slera'
slightly eccentric u lis h"'' wa5
encouraged hi- - -"olt8. ana this
win people TO he eeaud-ea5y
.- ulm One time lie was wandering
over the hills, and got lost in tie woods
At last he came upon 3 party of men
burning wood for charcoal tut they
we're so blackened that he did not Tecog.
nize them though they were his own par
ishieners Approaching thsn be said
Can you tell ne who arn. where
am from, and where am going
To which they replied, "You are Par
son Peters, you come from Attlejoro' anC
you are going to the wicked place
The Parson responded: From th'
looks of the inhabitants, should think
had got there already.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-19
IHsUEEs AeAIHsT A. c Q ID F N T 6 ,,0F, EVERY DEsCRTPTTON.

,...- GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES For Five Hundred Dollars, with @ psr week compensation esn be had for 4slpef snnun, or any other sum betwses $500 and 10, ,000 as pro, portionate rates.
 TWENTY-FIVE DoLLAEs PREMIUM secures fnll policy for 25O00 CT s25 psr week compensation for all and every dsscrfp- ton of fsccddent--travslfng or rotksrwise-undsr General Accident Policy, st ordinary rates. F. FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM Secures full Policy for sl6,ooo or sSo per week compensation, as above. FOREIGN RIsEa Policies issued for Forsign, West India and California Travel. Rates can be learned by 3D. plicatisn to the ofics or Agencies
 SHORT TIME TICKETa.
 This Company's Insurance tickets for one or thirty days travel may be purchased at many of the Railway or General Ticket Offices and Hotels. Ten cants will buy .. ticket for one days travel, insuring 8 900, or SIS weekly com pensation. Ticket Policies may be had for 3, 6 and 12 months, in the same manner.
 Hazardous Risks taken at Hazardous Rates No Medical Examination required. Policies written by the Gompany's Agents. Policies issued for S10,060 and for five years.
 -~ 9--- DIRECTORS. Gustavus w. Davis, W. E. D. Callendar, Jas. LN Howard, sGeo. W Moore, Marshall Jewell, Ebenezsr Roberts, Thos. Belknap, Jr. Charles White, Cornelius B. Irwin, Hugh Harbison, Geo. S. Gilman, Jonathan B. Bunes. JAMEs G. BArrsRsoN, President. -&S ; RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. r VI HENRY A. DYRR, General Agent.
 GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF,
 Agent for LitchHeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-19
< MRS, tYTIAPTEs.

aKIr GUILD inforn:heri friends that with th. bsS shupsning6fa ths sfsllutrade she viii l hs EhegfMJsd t6 tnhke Gentlemen,s oCoats. .Vases ;add Pdntaf x1ks1iss RspdirngI Plain Sewino and MkGhiIe6 kitching g.ag9lg 4oF oqiosa " {, ! oEzavine jme eHeoeivedo otheilatsst fashions and
 fattaaSfor childfSn, aittlets sboys cafI be fitted
 from five U 1ftssn aeSEss sTbba .ogolaY ssSd s5
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-19

N VJ5a N4 Ng5stt t9ls7I5 nl.9 a
 The Mas0m e Hamlin Cabinet QN. bfatet fpftyftdjf jferents styless adapted to AoEed and ie6haAr muzfds fer s60lto $500 each i1biH. ty-fxe a1oldbR siiged Medalsymr Otheridrst prai mfuzns swaxleda dahemlt d Ilusttated Catalogues frsslia 1ddrsss; 3EA SON BsstepsSS MASON BRaFHER6es SeN fFhfksdT s2Aaybn
 .a H. - ;sess;;, |S,,M MSR slifd Boys tOverc0atS ,.bsa tB AVER BRoADOl0TH--AND~ GASEiM MEkf, f 'essnE Eide eKsspSsp 1aH . Aarxss
 9yn jsSs sa ssss 2 sas i1sa0l 3Is1Dal lEfpK y.'o
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-19

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On and sfasr " Monday May 18th, 1885, Trains wIIl rna as follows:
 Conc NoRTu.-Leass Brideps4. 1sAk For Winsted, connecting with the . % 4. n Train from New York and with the 1000 Az from New Haven, and connecting at watsrLs ry with Train to and from Hartford.
 ll.O6 A. x. Freight Train for winstsd.
 l.80 F. A., Mixed Train for watstbury.
 6.lSP. N. For Winsted. connecting with th. 800 ?. N. Train from New York, and the 6.OO P. \: Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford
 Lsave Waterssry for tk Hortl.-l2Oe . Train for Winsted.
 266 P. \. Freight Train for winstsd. 7.04 ?. \. For Winstsd. Gorxo SourH.-Leavt Wsnstsd-6s0 A Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 $40 A. N. For Bridgeport New York ana New Haven, connecting at Waterbury win train for Hartford.
 2.10P. \. For Bridgeport, New Yosk Ir. Kew Haven, connecting st WGtsrbsry vith train for Hartford. Lsass Watrbury fv EA &ssI
 SIS A. \. Mixed Train for Bridgeport, Esv York and New Haven.
 SIS A n.Ror Bridgeport, New YOrh aad y.- Haven.
 s.gA. M. Freight Train for Bridrsuort
 sAs ?. N. For Bridgeport. New IoEk a. New Haven. The woodbury Stage arrives to eouasGs Ii Seymour with the GAO A. n- Train down from Minated. and returns On the arrival of tas 10. IS 4. '. Trsin from Bridgeport The Stage from Esw Hartford, 0sis, Cole brook, Harrington, EandisfeId, arrives ss connect with the 4I0 ?. T. Trafa down from Wfnstsd, snd rssuIns an the arrival of the 10. Is A. H- Train 17 frsm Bridgeport. k The EtzGs for Lischfeif leaves LitchAsId Station on arrfyaI df tts 70. T5 A. M and S ld P. '. Trains trum Hrtigepar< The ssaEs for Haruinton leaves Litchfeid 5knrion on the arrival of ths 10. I6 \. IL Thin Hrum Bridge port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for WaGsrssva daily and for Beshien and Aorris 1u r1asaaya. Thursdays and SAturdAys; md iur M1ddIshury and Woodbury on rnssdsys and 7ridnTs an ar- rival of the 1O-16 A. N. Train zp rum Bridge port.
 The 6tage for 9eahen laAvaa WoicrsfviIIe on the arrival of the 10. Ia A H. Train fron Bridge port, on Iussdays. rhursda ys and SaturdAys.
 A Discount of s cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickess st the 0fSee.
 c. WArEKBURY, Superintdt.
 Bridgeport, May l2. 1865. If