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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-17

GEN. LEE AR article in the Richmond
Sentinel states hat General Lee declines TO be
Generalissi,no Of Inc Southern Armies. 1t
intimateS that the relations batseen Gen Lee
and the Executive are Of the most confidential
character and that he is connected on all !mpor-
tam military operations Ii adds:
''General Lee is the officer NOW highest IN
command il. the line Of The army teneral
Cooper, who alone stands above him IN the
army list, is On staff, nor on line duty. " he'll
ever General Lee il ia rhe field. therefore he
commands not only all troops that are within
the department assigned 10 him. but ali wno
NAV happen to serve III connection with his
command. The limits Of his department are
bounded solely by his own opinion OF his
ability tc extend the necessary supervision over
the operations.
In parson Bvnwnl,w : speech accepting the
Union Convention nomination tor tsoeernor
Of Tennessee, he said God being my help,
if you will send up legislature to reorganize
the militia and pass other necessary business,
] will put al end to TIL. internal System OF
guerrilla fighting in The Stats. In East. Middle
and West Tennessee, If we have TO shoo1 every
man concerned" Loud aud long continued
appl ause.
Cold, in New York, to day 2l7.
IT is understood that Cen Butler wltl testify
before HE COMMITTEES on she Coaduct Of the
War, to morrow. H. has arrived in Wash
lngtoD.
The IOWA Of Esueralda, Ecuador, WAS near
ly destroyed by fire on the 9Th ultino. Loss,
800, 0O0.
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/ LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.

4 special dividend will be made of certain
funds received from the United States for
water rents among such Of the Stockholders
Of the Alexandria Water Company, as shall,
on or before the 10Th day of February next
take the oath Of allegiance prescribed in the
President S amnesty proclamation of the 9Th Of
December, 1863 Copies Of the oath will be fur
nished on application /, me-
r JOHNSTON, Treasurer
Alexanr ria Water Company.
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rJSH WHARF FOR Rem T.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed, aud left with him, will be rece'yed oy
the Committee on Public Property unil! MON
9 aax 1?tb the pubc Fish wharf for the ne1
ASKING s season, namely from the first dag OF
March to the first day Of June 1865. The rent
must be paid i'm oedately on acceptance Of the
BID or the property will be relet at the pleasure
~ ~ w. o,rt11 in defau3t. f. JOHNSTON,
'"s 20 ~ Auditor.
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Loo Al n ( u: s.
nOLD INSTITUTIONS.

{ .on cOrresDondeuy, We would state that ia
r,;os,>n. Bakery, and the Alexandria Hazette,
ore. s. he say, tW,' OF the oldest lnstitu
tions in the place. Our correspondent says
that he has read Snowden's Gazette and
eaten Jauliesuo' crackers, tory years ago 10
ENGLAND and South Ameclca, and they we're as
familiar to him in his wan1erings as they are
&c bis own tireside.
Masonic. AT geeet,s meeting Of Andrew
Jackson Lodge the. following officers were
elected B. F. Pnce. Master; J. R. A|exan.
I der, Senior Warden; NJ Edridge, Junior
Warden J. I. Crunp, Senior Deacon }. [.
SDevaughn, Juninr Deacon; s. King Shay,
Secretary J. D. J .gins, Treasurer; Joseph
! Hoard, Tyler
The reverend gentleman, upon whom
lsome insinuations were Cast about the taking
IF of turkey from the dinner at the
Slough barracks. replies that the Turkey re-
|ie.red to was given tc him by The ladies and
appropriated to the benefit ola poor distressed
family
BIGAMY.-A man named John Beach, has
seen arrested in this place, charged with hav-
8ing married a woman in Montgomery county,
#Md., he at the same time having wife and
Schildren here He has been committed to
siail, to await bis examination before the Coun-
fty Court
d OYSTERS. Several vessels with cargoes OF
Oysters have arrived since Saturday. The
! prices are from Is cents TO $500 per bnshel.
4 If the river continues open We may expect
I soon full supplies and of excellent quality.
-->
JEws.-It is said that as late az the ear
.l848, there were not more than three or four
Jewish residents in this place. Now, they con-
astitute large portion Of the husiness popula-
sion of the city.
& TRAINs.-It is said that the Railroad train
was fired at yesterday, between Springfield and
3 Accotnk bridge. No damage was done.
3 The WEATHER is cold, the wind from the
IN. E., and there were indications Of tall Of
snow this morning.
3 Its proposed to hold Worlds Convention
cot spiritualists 10 New York on the 22d of
8 February next, the sittings of which will con
a tinue for week.
B ----.--
q MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY
M At THE
81 Methodist EDiSeOnaf Church.
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T. ---
Thu house on the s +. corner Of Royal and
Duke Streets, formerly the Lecture Room Of
the 1st Presbyterian Church. The building is 81
feet long and 10 feet inches wide and is good
location for any business. It is also convenient
for the delivery Of lectures, as q club room.
Apply at 12', Duke st, or at the Office at Gas
Works Jan 10-1w
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OYSTERS. Several vessels with cargoes OF
Oysters have arrived since Saturday. The
prices are from Is cents TO $500 per bnshel.
If the river continues open We may expect
soon full supplies aud of excellent quality.
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Marine Disasters.

Cap.. Chichester OF the steamer WHhinFton' from
Wilmington, \. C., reports that on h's ou'WAd pass
age, on Monday, Nov. YIth. discovered large amp
ashore 50 mics North Of Hatierai. she proves 70
be the AcyOle, OF st. john, y. B, 81 days nom llv'
oIpoo. Tor baltimore. Capt CHch s'eF lall ~ hst
- hours and tried every means 10 tet leI on lrh,
proving Intellectual, Capt Lca,i decided 70 npauoh
her, and he aud has CIrw ooG pa7sAie lVI W hIhIhs-
ton ON returning parsed the wreck boce ehle. avn;
that the ship had oapszed ind was ylng on
her beam ends with nIasts biOken Ch and uTecAefs
At work stripping copper from her bottom
Fortress Monroe, Dee. 6.-The brig Irosberry,
v as Loaf overheard The schooner WIN. I, Burrows
from New Orleans with cotton Tor Liverpool srrlyee
In distress-spars and saLs being carried away he
cargo yu LAe.
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News Items.
B7 Telegraph 70 us SsS York Sun.l


Tns chIir factory Of David Dexter 4 Son, on
black RIVER, n. Y, was is'.royci By Ere tuesday
ui,h.. Loss from Si5,OOO 20 teGooo.
TuE steamboat Cottage No ?, zplodcd her boil
,r On J)tnson's shoGg, EagavGs toaiol River
on Monday. Two men were Killed aud several
ore woIndoi aud missing. T.s bo't ss wreck.
THE Ids for supplying the L. g. Comrni'a,ry
Department with 500 bbl,. OF ~h.stsy' arc Tor old
rye s. 30 TO s3 80 per gallon B'nroon' ~ IL 70
o. 5O, aud rsct.hod, ~ OF 70 - 20.
LnuT. MoFFArT, formerly an officer NJ the Ala
ban,, aud Jefferson DAVIS Howell pass'nge" per
the Hihernian, which arrived 81 Portland Jssser-
day, were arrested in that city Just I" 'hsy were
starting ca the train Tor C'nsii.
A DISPATCH from San Francisco states maj mere
WAS great excitement in Victoria over 'he repor'eu
discovery Of rich pscers al Rs Benz Ino 'Hses
nugget set found was worth ~ 600 ons man TOOK
out $500 in ono day. t. MAKE 'SoO.day was
common thing.
YESTERDAY bstore ,h. D.,Irc, Supreme cour' :"
wSshington,iu the case OF James and H. H. Porter'
petition for per.mptory nsnd,mu' 70 s0rnpe' 'h'
Secretary Of the Treasury " pay esnsin ei'''nA
the Court refused the prayer stating 'ns' |" "-
no, Necessary 70 explain shsr Vi'"N :" s'''
tins decision TO sn.bl, III, counsel 70 s1' @' case
We hgau CouT,.
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City and Miscellaneous News.
GREAT WORKIsGMeNS MEETING,
Resolutions and Addresses.
RECONSTRTCTION.

Important Action of tho Georgia Legis-
lature.
Washington, Dee. 6.-rhs President received the
following dispatches tonight;
huLrDGEvILLk, Ga. Dec. 6, 1885.
To HIS Ercelleney, AndrsV johnson
The Legislature has adopted the Constitutional
Amendment, and will pas ls-' amply protecting
freedmen in their rights Of person and property,
including their right TO sue aud be sued, and 70
testify. ]. L. BRows.
sEcosp pIsPArcH.
hILLEDGEvILLK. Dec. 9, lsCS.
10 HIS EEeslt>nev, Andrev johnson;
The Constitutional Amendment has passed. eoch
branch of tho Legislature. The House plssed q
resolution in,tructins the Judiciary Committee to
report bill to protect persons Of African descent in
their persons and property and also allow them 70
tstiiy IN eAsos in which they may bo Interested.
J. JouSsoN
Provisional Governor.
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Treuble Among the Peniass.
The following resolution adopted BY the Fenian
,ensis explains itself;
SENATE CuAxrKn rx-rAr Buorurrnoon)
TgA BpoADWAy, NIW HopK.

The following resolution adopted BY the fenian
Senate explains itself;
s.sArE cuAxrKn, rsyI,r Bscrurrnoon)
T3t BHoADwAY, Npw IoRx.
December eth, 1895.
wh,reas The Senate Of the Fsnisn brotherhood
has received authentic information that Bouds TO the
purportins 10 10 ISSUED the credit Of tho Irish
Republic, are about 70 be put In circulation, and
70 psrs. % :. genuine and valid Bona. of q. irisS
Republic and, Whereas tho.e Bonds bear on their
face the name Of party = AGENT Of The lrsh Repub
position by the sense Of the fenisn brotherhood ~
required BY the Consultation, but, on the contrary,
eonirinstioni and, Whereas the Senate Of the
Tenisn Bro,hsrhood has been In session at 1s4
ns.S Po.sS pr ' .nlsa sDS % sSs
OF such session, without receiving from him any
nomination for the position Of Agent Of tho l. ibh
is.ued IN violation Of the Constitution, thcIeiore
The Senate Of the fenisn Bro!hsrhood hereby
ths public at isrse, thu, ali such bond, are invalid
and iless and that the issue and sale Of such Bonds
.hsn be dealt ,h S =, fraud on the orssnss.oa' IN
th. senate, copy Of VII ch vas handed TO the Pies-
dent Of ihe Fenian BrOtherhood.
JANIS Grpors Philsdeiphi., Pal
miyuksl soAsLoS, Chieaso, III
7. o'RouRKE, New Yori Civ.
.BAsso,. Louisyille, Ky. SenatorA
W. SULLIVAN, Tifhn, Ohio.
WILLIAM FLrnISa, Troy, NY.
iAtRcK J. hHEnAs, n. \. Ciy.
EDwAHU l.. CARY, do.
W. X. RoDERRTS, President Senate,
fenian Bietherhood.
RxsoLurIop.
Rssolrsd-That tho President Of tho Fcnian
Broi iberbood be, and he /. hereby notified thai no
bonds Of the Irish Republic shall be is.ued without
the ssnature thereto Of the Agent Of the lrish
Republic. properly nominated by the President Of
the fenian Brothe rhood, and duly confirmed BY the
Senate Of tho feniAn Brotherhood and that II any
bonds shall be issued without the signature Of tuch
duly appointed Agent, such issuc viii be illegal and
constitutional, and this eensts win be hound 70
treat such issue s ffaud on lhe organization Of
which 10 Ia the representative and whose character
and Interests the senate 10 bound 10 protect.
Signed by all the Senators present, ten In number,
- Above.
W., Hr,rs
Clerk, senate Y. n.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS



Wdshinoton, Dee 6.-'fbe Senate assembled at
twelve O'Clock, Mr.. Foster, President pro tam. In the
chair.
M Dixon offered series OF resolutions, p.ssed by
she Connecticut Legislature, the condition Of |
public affair, and avorlng tho equality Of all men
before the law etc Tie resolutions we're ordered TO
b. printed.
The Committee, for the session wore then an
aounced, the chsirrnen Of which are a, follovs'
I Public Land, ,-Mr, Pomeroy, cfKan..,
Foreign AGair.-Ar. sumner, OF hhssachusetts.
FipGuce-Mr Fesssnden, OF Maine.
CommerCe-MT. Chandler, OF MichigAn.
Manui1ciuroS Mr, spraguo, Of Rhode Island.
Milt.Ty iitSI1'H Hirill..Sr. Wilson, Of Wss.achnsO,,.
Naval Afau-Mr. Anthony, of Rhode Island.
Jud cnry-Mr. Trumhull, of Illinois.
Pot Ofces-Mr. DIou Of Connecticut
Esvoiu'ionary Claims Mr., Ramsay, Of Miunesota.
Di,tric' OF Counbia-Mr. Monsl, Of Vermont.
Indian Afsi,-hr Doolttle, oI Wisconsin.
iubhc Duidipg-Mr. Foot, Of Vermont
Torriiorles-Mr " ade, OF Ohio.
Pscife Railrold-Mr. Howard, OF Michigan.
Joint Standing Committees were also appointed.
Mr. sumner introduced a hill EMIT ed a bill to
regulate commerce between the several states which
"a. referred TO the Committee on Commerce. 1t ia
,be nil n, last session in relation 10 railroads,
horirns all railroads to carry freight and pi"eag-
or. from one State TO another.
Mr.. sumner Introduced . OF tne , ~ ~ ,esslol 70
80 use,srr,d 10 the Colmitiee on Commerce.
MI sum,e' Of ,he n eSsury TO ;nio'm The Ssna,s
Sbether there am persons employed IN the Tres
,ury Dcpa imcn no nave hon 1hsn n nn ,ne "a e
anrfor,sS in hat department IN Offices not auihorz-
ed bv Law Nj. Johnson Objected to INC re'ou'lon'
and vent oVer eplrosnccd Xiii to incornora,e tho
rnntnrnstlahs. telegraph Company, and establish
tecgTspns .sr,ei 10 . romn, al
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FENIAN EXCITENENt IN NEW BRuHs-
WICK
Anticipated Raid.

So John V T., Dee. .o.-Ihcre ssr -omo excitement
here 10 day, caused b. the Iumor of cont mp Ate'
Feuian raid from th1 United states It tissta,c- IhH
the Governor received a Dispatch .I1m Wssa.n''ou'
stains that aid oa Neg bluusEicA mad teen
planned. 1t is generally believed that nothing more
than q plundering expedition is thought oN 1Al
meDutes have been taken To guard tl' han4' |Al
O her properly both in this cty Gld ou The frontier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-07

Tho sale. to-a.T tFTday! were 1000 bales the
market closing iiImer with OIL upsard tendencv.
The B eGd-tuffs market dull, with declining ten
deucy. Prov lsions-MArket 10 dull and unsettled,
London Nev 44.-Consols closed at o'A S9' for
money. 80. -,
American Stockr-U. 4. Fiye-tHenties, 64f Eric
shales, 81 ia Illinois Central shaIei, D. So.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Kentucky.

Frankfort Ky. Dec. b.-uov. Bramlotte's mes
.Ase to the Kentucky Legislature says that Kentucky
furnished 10 the Federal armies, of mosIy three
years men, $3.50 white, and 25,sJs coIored col
diers; that "ours NOT the loyalty which draws
It's subsistence ron omised profit, and Its courage
from distant danger, but springs Eom uniedins de-
yolon 10 prime pie, which neither loss OF property
nor present danger could overcome" lie recommends
each county 70 OTssn.+e eohPaLy 70 Ssu't0.1 wy
civil authOil ltos. The Governor sayh the fcsult o.
the Mar has been such 10 tUiUvrr bAnsh the hoey
OF tsccsson. 1ue bas determined the npracuca-
billy Of secession, and II only romans ol mo JuGl
eiHy uec.ds that secession j. teA,0n 70 nave tne
subject forever and I'm ally hdlu'ted. ms AiJudca-
40 should pIopsTly te had IN the case OF tho chl'n
the rebellion, 10 make It prec'Itht ior All u.e 70
come. the Governor argues thht the acoptuh oi ths
Constitutional amendment would EF9 lslPaiuai
inOemni.y agains. the al empt to control the ques;
tion OF su1i age through the ! rderM powers, ana
recommends it's gdopuOn' because saver has ceA-cl
10 eAist and universal emAn, paI.on las ma@e nee,
| /, 10 become Of the negro, the Governor leaves to
| time to 10 yU lc recommends Ito invitation ol
spefior class OF IaOVi ., 10 deyeope tue mineral
and agricultural resource, ot the Stae, and tiisess
modes whereby such IAbofers may be attracted
| hIAer.
James l.. orr va inaugura,ed Governor Of South
Carolina on the 27th ut. In his inaugural address he
declares that the war has 'ottled the question Of
stae Rights and that state hss a right 10 secees
q ON the MON. On the question OF recoustrucon
he save: 81 shall give President Johnson. recon
stmctOn poI ICY an esiuest aud yealou. support he
| ,nimK. .ayery shouid le totally aud sbsuiutoiy eI-
terminal ed In AL the states Of tue nion, Tie dilttcs
uIOn the necessity o. proper legislation REGULATING
tie relative ilghts AM dut.lt ol he whites an mo
nevamcil, aud says inst the vital iutctests Ui tie
state dopeuds solely uppn the laws piEstd ~ ltel-
ence u lns Iopat o. and cherisLcs the ho.+ ii'-l
Cong WA sOoI a. the public teut Is pIuTll'l
tor, MAKE LpplOpraIou CUiuy ytusatlug the ciu4ehs
oil tho stlto IOr inc Ioss tnoy nave sustained "
IeafOn tho extinction " saVery. In cVIC!NllOh'
| no comments upon "tne wun's OF Tue Hto' "a iht
shape ~ skilled LABOR aHi eAlerprre' "LI.H he sa'
nuat gSme nom the .'.llu.
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ESCAPE OF HEAD CENTRE" STEPHENS

Increase Of the Cattle Disease.
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liverpool Nor. A.-Cotton-Ihe sales Of the week
foot up 3lNO bsles. The quotations. are a ioil0Ss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
PERRY DAVIS,

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
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INSURANCE.
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TNHE Officers, Directors and StockhoId-
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;. II. BECKWITH, General Agent.
Oh. BECkWITH, Medical Examiner
PAINE WADE, Attorneys. 1910
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ' ~
H. NJ CHArIN, S. L. MATHER, DAN P. EELLs,
DiREcToRs. -
H NJ. Chaplin, Mayor of Cleveland; VIM. Hew-
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S. Ia. Mather, Cleveland Iron Mining Company
p. Eells, Vice President t Commt rcial National
Bank; j. p. Dake, President Dover Bay Grape
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All co mmUnioations may be addressed to
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JOHN L. HtSNEWELt,
novl.d.v.son soymFereial wIsTE Boston Ms...
nsrPHILOS0PHY 0FMARRIAGE.

R6rPHILOS0PHY 0FAARRIAGE-
The Proprietors-of the New York Museum Of Anat-
omy have determined, regardless Of expense, 70 is
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suppression Of quackery) four Of their most inter
asting and instructive Lectures on MArfiages and
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CLRYELANp 4 ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTFR MANAGEMENT.


1se5- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
ON and after Monday, Oct. 29d, Passenger
~ Trains will run as follows, Sunday e4espteul
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
5,45 A. MANEw YORK EXPREss-stopping az
wiIIoughby, Psinesville, Madison shtabulas
knEzvina and GHRrd, and. arrives al hrs
at 9:I5 A. NJ, Dunkirk n;4O \: NJ BunaLo
I:lO P. M, New York EVoA M-ano boston
$50 A" DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoPPing at
gainesville, Geneva, Ashtabula, Connea15
and Girard only, and arrive at Erie AT Aazo
N. Dunkirk 3:45 P. NJ, Buffalo DO P. NJ,
New York at 1900 N, Boston $50 P n
400 p M-CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN
stoppiAg at gainesville, Ashtabulaa and GiTard
only, and arrive at Erie SO P NJ Du3Airk
s:35 P. NJ, Buffalo 1000 r. NJ New AorK
S;45 P. NJ, Boston 4,55 P r1on
1886 P. M.-MAIL AND
Stopping at all stations, and arrive az AEe
o.oo p %ENiGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping
at gainesville, AshtabulA and 6lraLa o9l{2
and arrives at Erie 1910 A. NJ, Dunkirk ~
IN, Buffalo 4:20. a. NJ, New YORK lO'z0R
NJ, Boston. Il:5O P. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
LOO A. M-STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN
Stopping at Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabuia ana
gainesville only, and arrives at Cleveland AZ
q.es NIGHT EXPRESS .TRAIN-Stop-
ping at Girard, Ashtabula and PainesvIns
onIy. and arrives at Cleveland at 7:10 A. NJ
6;I5 A.. M-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIOS
TRAIN-stoPPing at all stations and arrives
at Cleveland lO.SU A. n.
IN15 A M-TOLEDO EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop-
ping at all stations except swanville, say
brook. KNOXVILLE, Perry, Mentor and WICK
Ifne. and srrives at Cleveland at 2:1b P. n.
$40 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PsinesVIue
only, and arrives at Cleveland $50 P. n.
n8- Second Class Cars are run on ali through
trains.
All through trains going Westward connect at
Cleveland With traiDafor Toledo, Chicago, Colums
ms Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St. Louis, &c, and all
through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway; and at
Buffalo with those of the New York Central q
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
NIAGARA Falls, &c, and at Erie with trains on the
Phiiadelphia ( Erie Railroad, for Cory, TitusviHe,
PIT Hole CITY and the great OF Regions,
BB-Day ESpfess East and West, connects AZ
Girard with trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
for Liuesyille, Meadville, jamestown, &C.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
Cleveland, Oct. o, 1865.