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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

NEwspApERs.--The following are the only
newspapers now published in North Carolina:
The Standard. Record, Progress and N. c.
Christian Advocate. at Raleigh; Western, Demo
crat at Charlotte Union Banner at Salisbury !;
Peoples Press at Salem; Times at Newborn; Flag
at Plymouth; Herald at Wilmington Patriot at
Greensboro; and probably the News at Asheville.
These are all that remain of some IS or 40 pa
pers published at the commencement of and dur
ing the war.
Of the papers published at the commencement
of the the following only are now in operation:
Standard and Progress at Raleigh; Democrat at
Charlotte; Patriot at Greensboro; and Press at
Salem. -..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

e The statement heretofore published that
Lewis E. Parsons had been appointed Provisional
Governor of South Carolina is not correct. Mr.
Parsons is the Governor of Alabama. No ap-
pointment has yet been made for South Carolina.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

u We have heard great deal of complaint
made about the wheat crop in this section, but
we saw farmer from CASTOR the other day who
spoke differently about his own prospects-he
said he thought he would make twenty five BUSH
els of wheat to the acre. He plants largely and
works hard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03
Taken Up,

About the lst of May, MULE, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying expenses.
july 3. 1865. St 7. H. BREY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

Will pay the highest market price for Gold for
Notes of the Banks of North Carolina, South Caro-
lima and Georgia. s.es ..z.- ..-
Office at Branch Bank of North Carolina
'Jane Is, 1885 5spd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

APPOINTMENT OF SOUTHERN PosTMAsTERs.
The Postmaster General has made the follow
ing appointment of Postmasters for N. Carolina ::
Wilmington. VIM a Poisson; Greensboro, D
White Goldsboro, John Robinson; Elizabeth
City, Mrs Martha Jane Milroy; Hillsboro Chas
j Frazier; Salem, A T Zevely; Wilson. W G
Sharpe; Yanceyville. Alex McAlpin: Newbern,
G. w Mason.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

A MUCH NEEDED AMENDMENT Willie the
Constitution of North Cardinals being amended,
we hope the old method of appointing Magistrates
for the different counties by the Legislature will
be abolished or restricted. Il ought to be abol
ished as nuisance to the good people of the
State. Let it be part of the sworn duty of the
Judges of our Superior Courts to appoint GER
tain number of Magistrates for each colaty-say
one or two for each Precinct or Captains Beat.
IMPROPER APPoINTMENTs.-We do not be,
lieve that Gov. Holden would knowingly appoint
VIGOROUSLY immoral and dishonest men to office.
If such persons have secured appointments we
think the Governor was not aware of their char
acter and we would suggest that those who know
the facts inform the Governor. That is q, better
plan than making publication in the newspapers.
At present we must decline publishing any COM
muneations on the subject.
FRUIT.-Fruit will be more abundant this year
than for many years previous, and we think OF
superior quality, Judging from specimens which
our friends have presented Us. '
We urge that some plan be adopted by our
Town authorities (either civil military to pro-
tect those who bring fruit here for sale from de-
predations by boys and others who are disposed
to grab The dear little boys who are permit
ted to roam the streets from day to day in idle
ness and learning bad habits, ought to be taken
care of by somebody. If they could be induced
to learn trades or engage in any respectable bust
ness it would prove blessing to them and to
\ mankind generally. &c..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

~ We tender our thanks to Hon. j. w. For
ney. Secretary of the Z. s. Senate. for valuable
public documents, among them complete copies
OF the Tax Laws
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

GAS L1GHT.-President Brown announces that
the company will be prepared this week to com
mence furnishing gas light. Well done for Presi-
dent Brownie will no doubt get the thanks of
the whole community for his timely attention to
this important matter.-Salasbury Banner.
We hope the President of the Charlotte Gas
Company will stir himself and get the gas-wogks
in operation. and give US ''more light
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03
July 3, 1865.
MAGISTRATES.

rho following is list of the Magistrates ap
,.ad hv Coy Holden for Mecklenburg county:
ucIyer, Dan Barnhardt,
G Barnett, Root Is hea,
Helper, Jefferson Berryhill, -.
m Rrown, Robert Sloan,
I'M Jetton, Washington Mills,
fP Gillespie, J Sol Reid,
| p Sossamon, Eam Sample,
A D Whitley, W w Grler,
/ Sford, VIM McGinnis, Sr,
|hos GIuyas, Martin Alexander,
l,mes Martin, DIR Maxwell,
l. DeArmond, ELAN Robinson,
P;ch'd Jordan, Mark Wilson,
Nm Treloar, Thomas Kerr,
Chss A Frazier, Thos W Dewey,
7 " Ahrens, B w Alexander.
We understand that the above-named persons
ss Notified to appear in Charlotte on Tuesday.
lib July, to be sworn in by DIR. Wm. Sloan.
Tie following is form of the Commission is
nd to Magistrates
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

rbe following is list of the Magistrates ap-
otad by Coy Holden for Mecklenburg county:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03
Greeting :

We, in order to promote the speedy restoration of
Civil Authority in the State of North Carolina and
the perpetuation of Republican form of
Government, and reposing special trust and conf
reservation ct peace and good order, do hereby ap
point you Justices of the Peace for the Sounty Of
- as long Provisional Government shall
contnue in this State, and longer: and do invest
YOU with all the rights. privileges, powers and
discharge of your duties, under the laws in being
prior to the goth of May, 1861 and in pursuance of
such other instructions may from time to time be
issued by us.
In witness whereof, His Excellency, William W.
Holden Provisional Governor for the State of North
Cagolin. by appointment of Andrew Johnson, Presi-
deaf of the U. s. of America hath signed with his
hand these presents. Done at the city of Raleigh,
IN the - day of -, 1865, and in the seth year of
cur independence w. W. holden.
By the Governor
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

Town Gov. Holden has
made the following appointments for the Town
OF Charlotte:
II. NJ. Pritchard, Mayor.
Ward No. Nv A Williams, w F Windle
No. 2--J E Stenhouse. A We'll.
1t" fNo. y c Burroughs, H M Phelps.
8So. I'D c Barnhardt, Bilker.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
y. C. Railroad Company is to be held in Sails"
barry CD the 18th of July.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

ADvERTISING.- merchants who want
to advertise in this paper must send their adver-
t!ssments directly to us. and not through Adver-
sisng Agencies We have had some experience
with Advertising Agents, and don't care to have
anything more to do with them unless their orders
are accompanied with the cash. ..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03

The following is the form of the pardon grant
ed by the President of the United States to those
whose petitions favorably received
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
3y ELECTRICITY

The Rhoumatic, the comfy, the lame and the laay
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic.
Try OF youth the heated brain is cooicd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncoath deiormities re-
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakness t.
strength the blind made to sec, the deaf hear snc
tae pasied form to move upright; the bleraishes Of
youth IRE o6terated; the accideHts of mature lifs
prevented the oalaEities of old ago obviated ara
sn Gotfvs circulation maintained, D1fVI ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
ST STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI WIfEKLY LINE. ~

The rleadid ard fast steamships
.s@SEsS CHES APEAKE, Capt w. ~ Skey-
SsSrlsssssssAasN@ rood aa9 FhANCONIA, Capt Ii.
Has-sszsszsz& s HEawooD viii until further rotice,
run as follows: b 800 - -.s'
Leave Brown Wharf, Portland, every w EDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at4r NJ, and, leave Pier
AoFth kjyer, New York, every WEDNESD Y
and SATURDAY, at 8 O'Clock p. M
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy,
safe and omfertabe route for travellers between
AeW fork and s1iaine Pa sage, in State Room,
$500 Cabin passage IS co.. Meals Gxtra. hna'
NGoods tor wagded by th's lire to and from Mon
tTeal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, augusta, Eastport and
St.John - :
steamers as early as 3 P. NJ on The day that they
leave Portland. II
For freight or passage apply to- tsssfs ~
EMERY G. FOX, Browns Wharf Portland ~
New York. = = 80 ~
NAV 20. 1866. diff
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
Wharf Aotice,.

TEyHE Piopr'etors Of Porilasd Lang Wharf are
Il hereht notified Il attheAnnua. Nesting Of aid
rr prietors will be held at the Counting X ON of
9th of June next, at O'Clock P M for The iolowiD
purposes, viz :et attirF 70 ,ilI9f - " 0si
ITO choose Moderator .hao1t.a
2-To choose Cleik and Treasurer.
I 10 choose Standing Wharf Committee and
sucl othe z Committees may belrecersaryto man
age the eifurs Of the Wharf Also TO tran any
other business thar NAV before them at said
Meeting. sfzseg ELJPHALET WEBSTER, Us
10 Clerk If Proprietor oi Portland Long Wharf
may24ai y Ell ami s., 81 haa y ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
Z ANNUAL MEETING.

FTvHE Stockholders of tie rt'and Ssco and
Il PortsInou' Railroad Company notified that
the annual meeting OF the Company for the choice
of Drec for the ensure wear, and the TRANSACT
ton FAM other busns which may be leg ally pre-
Doughty . + 1ls Village, North iBer wick on MON
DAY, the FIFTh day IF June next. at trefUe
O'Clock noon. ty crder of the Directors. ~
CHARLES h. BARRETT, Clerk.
1 Portland, May il, 1865 lmay I5Mwstd 'i'
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
Great EnAuceMe uts
eFor Parties wishing 10 Ru;,a

EKyH subscribers offer for sale large quantity of
4 desirable hui cling ots, in the West end OF The
as, w est, Emery Cush man, Lewis, Bsamhal, M n.
III ent, DaN,oTte 0 ange and Salem Streets.
r. hev win sell credit OF from onesti ten years
build horses ofsatsfactory chsrncttr thy sri od-
rance III drsircd one ton',sh u the cost 6aitdsnq.
on c'mpistien II the house Frsm parties who
Aprly everv day except sqpday, from nine to ten
A. NJ at HE cfico fac subscribers, wheta lan5
i1-ffs - - ~ q ~ j. d. - r WV & SONS,
= Posdspd, May s. 1865. fca tmay4a
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
York ana Cumberland 1satiroad
BON0 HoLDRRs, NEETIEq.

Nd
rs r. Deriand Kalroad Company underthe DEED {
Mort age and Tfust or, ginsl y given by said Com
lazy to James Hayward, aines c.. ChuI chill a. d
vi liam Wills earidg date January /, 1857 herebV
give notice that meeting of the hold OF Bonds
issu ID by ssid pany under the provisions CT
DeSds and boring eveu date herewith. u ualg
Snown as and den onsiuated the tCovsof InArBD
BONDS Of said Comp any, and of Coupons detache t
from fuch BONDS AMI or Cert icates Issuei in lieu
cfsuch bonds, VIII be held at the R4om ofthe Beard
Trade over the "Mslchanfe' Exchange" No "a
g Azchange street, Polrlsnu, at 8 O'Clock : NJ, on
Tuesday, the goth day eff june next,
TO actupon the following matters aud such othor as
may properly come before h I'm, viz:--ii
80 receive from The Trustees Statement of the
nEeseacceDd ioa Of sid RAJ road and of the ir pro-
ceeaiaas n tue administf altos of ssi trust siuc
III yhs 70 beenan the pes3esion aud man sgomtnt !.
70 d,iernire whether lei, xre iisnt fer tho said
nonaholders pay his amouat OF certain Bonds
nd the fnteregt due thereon, now utsianding is
sued b. said company ans cured by a mortgsg &c 10
ofuary 6sh, 1851, or to deteImine what me surer,
g Ut aay sra be. taken to redeem said mortgs ged
property iromliability by reason OF sa ouisald.s
isg b9nas and a ort5ags t1s id Myers. - g
To defe m ne whsihtr il is exredent to form
new Corporation apie ably 10 tue royisons o. tho
eig chapter ze5 Of the asss that ear to be Gem
pos OF the hSl OF said Coaso idattd DO d.,
1supons ard Cir ifoafes, orfuoh If them as shaii
contr butte to the p4vmsnt of said oarsland ei,ator
bonds, and If expedent tn rucn new Corpora
son. TO take such measures as may be necessary for
TO eiyeto ths Trustees such irstruciions as to the
thsr Administration OF said tru q may bed tem-
~ Zach B5ndSoIdsr or holder of Ccuf ons or CertiH
CO e. 10 requested TO be prepared to furnish sud
= bs sd y n M,p q m GnRpp Of spS
Bond, Coupon or Certificate, and The aggregate
amount SO held. -.-.
S S,d gsoDSUET, Y ! CO. E.R.
RIA May 81, lS65.-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

CarTisge Tri- ming s. op il Rrunsw'ck, firm
IA or occupied ,, Alb Nichol'. This shop is
connected WITH Ourisg M ann gctoTy, and is he
only s1op of he find il the villa Q, ard will be
found a des.rsb'e lie lien or any one acquainted
with the basiuess, as hire is sny amount of work
to be done the four lsrrs il cry stsbles there,
IN conside ablework foidas. For the new work
enquire Jobn. te lows fhs Catfiage M~uac-
tory a. uuswick, or of L. W..NtCBOLS,f2 doors
above tue Kim oase, Potilas d. mayz4 2w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

VENHE Visegar WcTfs on Fore street viii be so
L. AZ bargain, If applied Tor soon. This ts a God
chance Tor any ono wishing TO enter into busr ess
me WORKS Y Y t9rn oat from one % sand to fg-
Also, about ~ 9ores II iand, ii uated in West
brook FOR fnrta particulars arplv at gad
Johnson e. CAOYES BROS
rnayfbdt 4at3 2 $50 Congiess st Portland
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
n. 3 TREASURY DEP ARTMENT,
Once OF Comptroller oI the G ,Ireney,
u -rtis e-At - Washfn oftt1 r,rtl fa3b feQg


y VHEREAS by Satisfactory evidence pre- sentt d
H5f t0the undefsisned ii has been me de 70 ppaar
flst fIRE Assoc NATIONAL BANK OF PokTIAND' %
the city Portland, IN he Coun y of Cn-nberlaad,
ri State of ~ i 9. has b. n duy eFganiz der
according to the Requirements O. the act OF Con.
fs3tsentit ed "A n Act to provide a National Cur
sI1lcy, secured By pledge otIUnited States Bonds,
"a oproVide fer the circulation d redemption
II req. approved June 8, 1864, and has compl ed
mp led with before commencing the Blu mess Of
liking under said Act;~ s'.ssaat4 afff
III Vcar, tn ref re, /, FRBEMAN CLARKE, Compiroll!
of the Cur noy, do hereby certify that . rHE
~ SEQ NATIONAL BANK" in the city of Portland,
j the County of Cumberland. STATE of Maine is
a berizedto comm noe the business Of Banking
vi Ter the Act aforesaid ~
testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of eMce, this twenty sixty day Of April, III g.
4d.35liHa % f1994 sFREEA4AN CLARKE,
Ill Comptroller of the Currency.
{! o.. 1860. - n s. 1885,. 49, ap29d2m SOS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
IRicharasnn,s wharf Go

THE Annual Meeting of The stockholders Of the
Kichardson Wharf Go wall be held at the Office
of Henry IL. Psyson, Exchange 81, on MONDAY
Ju0e 5th, rext a. dP FIR the choice IF D reetoFs
and any other business which may come fore them
81 elias ss' Per Order rn73 fE1f afs -
rsssa5 rqy w. Ii sTEPH ENsoN, clerk.
Portland, May ooh, lSe5.--dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

To ct or Lease for Term of Years.
fI1HH s ore and wharf row occupied by Charles
4 II alerrill, situated betxeen uicn Wharf and
Merrli 3 he VIVA con al about 800 square it,
9Th two story MI ding thereon. ~ by 20. For
furttuf tartcaiafs eiq uI Of
JOSEPH n WHITE, Aai1
may25dtf SECS Ho6l Union Wharf,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
TEErH, TEETHi TEETHi

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Elect, q
ity sbith0at Pain. Persons having decayed toe Il
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettins
he would give polite invitation 70 call
Superior electro Magnetic Machines for sale lol
family use with thorough Instructions '5s
n DE-. D. can accommodate q few patients will
board and treatment 1T his house. .ft
Ofnoo hours from s osclnnk a - 80 2M.;
from to r. NJ, aud TO In the Evening. PSI
uensustztion gtse novlu
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
LUMBER !!

TEyaE Bethsl Steam Mi loo. are prepare to I'm,
Il nish Spruce ainentions of all In 3 Also +
Boards, Shingles alhes, and Pickets at short nc
tice orders solicited. N6H2a . 8sgs i,
( fica Commercial Street., the herd of Hob
sons wharf Z. II q i JABEZIRUE Treas'r.
Portfsnd, April 25, 1885. sp26d3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
PORTLAND AND KaaHEBEC R. R.
e. ga lss:s.sEssss;:lI5 -

+ On and af or Monday next trains will leave Port.
lsnd ally for Bath Argus o. Wateryile, ,Kenda rs
Mills snd SIX swhsgan, az T. NJ. and on Saturdays
only for Bath ana Augusta at 8 l5P NJ Tho rain
from Pofilai at r u, connects at Ken "a rs BILLS
with the tram tor Baugoraudlo. hrs stations east
take this GU j uechas tickets TO Ken, Mills
and il form the conducor in FIJI cars that they GO
thropghto Bangor ard h viii 81 arranAe their
fares through tina it shsll &C st them more BY
this riu thsn b any OF. er. esse IS So
Trains are due ia o tlind to come with trains
for Baston on Mon la ats % A. N, and every da,
at 23asP. M.ias 8i3s cTisatH Is sfse .4is Hssf
eight Traia leaves new depot Portland st 45 A.
M.. daily.
-. II as EDWIN MOVES. s.
April u, is 5-apr2Otfi I'D Superntens ent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

V ACHT EETTLF. 20 TONS built Of white OF k, cop
= pr iss en- 9, and ceppeied ere wear sgo; peH
sails aud 'igging. Psllasitd wish to ten, iron
For -urther psrticel ar ir euI4 e. of ~ Ttr
y WILLARD, st Lawrence Eonse,
ap29itf India Of
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

TINE susscriher, bav ng mai ievera1 years expert
Il ,eace in the exsminatioa and settlement OF
Shipmss ers and Merchants pccourts. vii dey te a
ponoa Of his time he adj unt fsuch ats
as ay qIire par fcular affent on no may be
found at No. z5t Exchange Street over The flee Of
? May l5eu2w~ jim. MORRILL,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$50 THE
CuINESE-JAPAN
- M anifesto !!


The "Wise Men of the East !" tFAsr OF THE KEN.
EEBEci are making good the old saying give
monkey rope enough, aud he will soon hang him.
self" This aband O. brotf ers'' have come out in
card in the Boston Drly Advert or, and, CLAIM
ING TO OWN 5H. STATE OF MAINE, are DiorAri
ING TERMS thecspi alsts of Boston, New York,
and ALL oyrsIpE BAesARtAss." The FAY, "We,
the UNDERSIGNED, h Seby give notice TO al Runners
or So EDITORS of Orders by Samples, not residents of
state, that we viii copplsin fGnd prosecute
sny one fo- selling or eff ring far sale any goods.
wares or rneIchanci es above within the linn is of
this State east ofthc Keni ebec river. We also de.
clare thai we will shun all Jobbers and Manufac ur
erswho send Runners into this state, as far as we
can 7" sht
II has been itatsdin state and wan streets
whether this was not auoih phsse Of the Rebellion
breaking out EAST ofthe Kel NJ bec,"-so likeihe
spirit of The Shareholders OF the South does this def
ance to the customs fndciyizationo Of commerceap-
pear. They crack the whip" with the good old
crack ofscuth Carolina. and the g-srEs -
y - : WHITE SLAVES, Z
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

What FAY you, Retailers Of Maine, to this bare.
faced attempt to cut you of from the privilege of
ordering goods in your own places OF business by
by sam les shown on, puttingyou to the trouble
TO go to the wholesale dealer, or order Sin the
dark, without sanpl,s take the stufthat is thus
aattsmpts to be fofcedonto5 cu by those East Of
the Kennebecf' Have you no RI ghtsl or privileges
urlefs grsntsdyou by the Lords oil Gre tion," who
at some time quietly got lawpat into the Sta utes
that riley migh rule therst of the Inhabitants of
the Statef look to it that the next Legislature
WIGS outthis Anti Republican Statute. 9stE
What say you, Hotel Keepers ADD Livery Stable
!, men of Maine? Will not your buJress suffer for
the benefit Of the moropolis.sy H,ve you n,
rights? ltis expectedthata an am rdment i, to be
maze to this Statu Q by til Sc East tbs Kenne-
bee, thata f<e viii be put upon eusi if you harbor
orfusup Dfubner, unless somebo owns the
goods he eff no has lived five " ars in the State
Of Maine. What say you istereeted in Railroad
Stocks in Maine VIII this tfndto make any more
travel, when nc body ut Of the State can travel
with samples unless with apassport signed east Of
the Kenntbsc? Whatsay tho Agen's of the East
ern Express Company, AMI the Company itselfg-s
Wiltnot thlsdoctrine, If carried out reduce your
business fer the Der ett q the fsw Owners East,
scr What say the hundredscf travelling agents
who are thus thrown out or employment, Maine
men bora ard brt d paylng fsxesa and holding Coun-
ety Licensesfo cell but after al, having no ri. hit to
sell unlefs tie goods ore oumed ty somebody who
has lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Are your rights
to be sll"gotbled up, by those East OF The Ken
nehec? Finally, v hat say the Pc ople? Mustycus
who are busy en- your farms and in your workshops
be deprived of Il Glow prices and coed goods that
you win aziyays get achere hsre Is competition?
Or do you with to make few men virtually rulers
yer you" to set the prices ard give you the quali
ii sthey please, poor or gooi, the way tn c.nmake
themost money out of II? sssNrA
See TO isthat the representative from your to m
or district is in fay of wi ping to this "blue
law put iSto The statute vi ut your knowledge
or c7nsent? uta dem
Iadies of Mfirc! Whatever oil may be done in
tbs mater, getailer viii procure for you tho
fashionable, durable and stylish boots ard fhoes
vii
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
WINTKR ARRANpEMRNT

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
a- p 4 ~ ~. - q
WLNTkR ARRANGEMENT.
EssEs on and after Monday Nov. Z, 1884,
A1frfak& ALI WILL run daily, (Supdays except.
---TTr W, ~ .,SIr "''
Leave Portland fcr - = na ~ :. : An
III Also Iaian5 p raris anu o. III
tra;s e. aS 4siaIu fond, connecting there WIN
80 ~ 1aon'reai and the West 81 lsO I; NJ
IL % DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris at 5.46 A. NJ, and Island Pord
at SGT A. III.