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Quick TmE.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad in another column.
This road is prepared to make connections
with al points, on the shortest possible
time; and persons wishing to travel East,
West, or North, would do well to examine
the time table. No road has more of the
public confidence, than that from Louis
Vile 70 Nashville. An the managers are
excellent gentlemen, AMI are ever prepared
10 accommodate the public TO the best OF
their ability.
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STOLE HoG.-A negro named Jack Mau-
~ was yesterday before Esq. Meacham, on
charge Of stealing a black hog, from
1an named Drake. This was q dark & ans
action, and the colored individual was sent
70 Jail in default Of 1000 bail, to await his
trial before the Criminal Court.
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CONTESTS THE CAsE.-The Broadway Va
rietios has determined to contest the right
Of the city TO annul its license. The man
ayers claim that they have the privilege Of
exhibiting for a certain length Of time, and
that the city is bound to protect them till
their license expires.
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1866

HOUSEEEEPERS troubled with vernin need
be 20 no longer, If they use 'C0sTAE's" EKternina-
Tor. We have used it TO our satzfscuon; and II a
box cost $, We would have 10. We have tined poi
sons. but they effected nothing; but "Costzrs" ar
ucle knocks the breath out Of Rata, Nice, Reaches
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than can write it.
Il IL 10 great demand ali over the county - Medina
(Otl0l Glcsffe.
- ..Co.rAR,s, adrartisnrnenl alma
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
msy be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the sd-
vertisement given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. Deaderick street.
Aprill2-tf.
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IMPORTANT CAsE.--The case OF Prof. Pearl,
against certain parties styling themselves a
Vigilance Committee" in 1861, viii come
up before the United States Court to-day.
The damages claimed is $4,000.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHd0i0 Shades,
comprising al styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRIrT HHL,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mh8-n Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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NUIsAScE.-Several citizens Of Edgefeld
have lately spoken Of nuisance, in the
shape Of a slaughter house, in North Edge
field. They are all anxious that it should
be abated
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FALSE ALARM A false alarm Of Ere oc-
CURED yesterday evening just after dark.
The engines were out promptly, but were
not called upon to do any work.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKE re-
collect that hundreds o. doliars' worth Of Grain
Pr0Wsionz &C., are annually destroyed by Rats
Nice, Ants, aud otner tnsects and vsrrnln-al o.
which cen b prevented b a Few doIlsrs' vortb on
"CosTAas, kai, Roach, Ant, &C., ExternlLator
bought and used freely
Ba- See "CozrAE's' advertisement above.
sS-Soid IN Nashville, Tenn, by W. J.. a c. ".
SMITH, and all Druggists and Dealerz.
unarchIT-3n daW
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1866.

"CO5TAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect Ratification
meeting we have ever attended Every Rat that
can get t. properly prepared, VII eat IL and every
one that eats u Will die, generally, At some place
distant a. possible from where it was taken.--L1se
Sb0Ts Mich Mirror.
hB-S Sec "COsrARs advertisement above.
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1865

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST Speaking
Of ''CosIar's' Rat, ROacn, Ant, &C. Extern nator-
"mOre gram and provisions are destroyed annually
IN Grant county By vermn than would pay Tor IONS
of this Rat and Insect Kiher."-La ucasfsr Oval
Herald.
"a See "CosraE's" advertisement above.
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IL you want good Groceries, OF No. one
Flour, 60 10 S. g. Wood, 45 Union street.
mayl-lw
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II you want fine or cheap article Of su-
gar, 60 10 S. G. Wood, IS Union street.
mayl Nv
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We learn from the Louisville papers that
the people Of Blount CO., Ala, are suffering
as much IS those Of other sections Of the
State, to whom provisions have been sent
from this city. A Mr.. W. T. Grubbs is in
that city, soliciting contributions, and Will
probably visit Nashville on a similar err
rand. The following documents will ex-
plain who he is, and the nature Of his mis-
sion:
This is TO certify that the number of des-
titute families in the county Of Blount that
have been reported to me by the several
sub-beat agents is six hundred and thirty
five.
This April SOlh, 1866.
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Agent for county r. +. * A. L.,
b ount comfy, Alabama.

STATE OF ALABAMA,
BLoUNT COUNTY, April 80, 1866. !
/, j. W. Moore, Probate Judge for said
county, hereby certify that the above state
ment is not exaggerated thst the destitu-
ton in the county is extreme, and without
speedy relief widespread suffering and, in
deed, starvation must soon follow. The
bearer hereof, Mr.. W. T. Grubbs, a citizen
of this county, proposes to visit some Of the
Northern cities for the purpose of asking
contributions in behalf Of the starving We
men and children of this county.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
said court, at Brownsville, this 30th April,
1866. j. W. MOORE,
Probate Judge.
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages 10 shoot
ing small birds IL a cruel man whoever aids in ex-
terminating rats Is a benefactOr. We should Ike
some one To gige us the benefit OF their experience
in driving Out these pests. We need soreth ng
besides d0gs, eats, and taps for IA business
Scientific American, ". y.
Gs-5ee "C0sTAE's" advertisems ut above.
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The latest Spring styles of Window
Shades can be had ct
W. FREEMAN & Cos,
2S Public Square,
apl25 2w cor. Deaderick ST.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A Ii persons having Gains aeafnst the Nashville
"A and Chattanooga Railroad Company. incurred
prioT 20 let July, ls65, notified that al sueh
Claims are referred % Committee o. Dlrectors
consisting d Len Wade, N. =. Huggns, and Thoa
II. Caldwell, Esqs., who meet ID Murfreasforo -
Monday and Tuesday. 10th and z7th inst.
WM fENEs
teuEu 6eneral supsrn tendaaf.
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1866

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers GazsHs
(English) asserts and proves by figures that one
pair Of kAlS sil have progeny and descendants
no less than G5l $50 IN three years NOy, unless
this immense flmily can be Kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 5000 hu-
man beings.
Es-5ee "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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Street Oar Advertising.

DUsINESS MEN wishing to sdvertise IN the
ID street Cars can sscertaia terms, &C by apph-
cation 10 Leroy Armstrong Secretary snd Treas
urer A. NELSON, President
rnayS4t
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Liquors.

Liquors.
100 Barrels Robertson County Whisky,
50 do Bourbon do do
20 DO Rye DO
rs do Rectfed Whisky,
Casks Hennes-ey Brandy,
90 Otard. Dupuy Co.'S Coguiac,
10 Barrels Apple Brandy, very old,
10 do Pesch DO
do sherry Winet
In store, and for ssle at
No. 35 Broadway,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
enlQ-m fGl
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Suffering i'm Alabama.

II you want fine article Of Coffee, 90 TO
s. G. Wood, As Union street. mayl-lw
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For Rent,

THAT elegant Store On the cornsr Of the Square
y and Csssf street, known a. the Commercial In
surance Once. For terms, can on
GEO. SHIELDS CO.,
iehlS-f s. and College strsaa
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Wanted.

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MIN 10 engage IN
~ q traFe Ing business. Pay from SO b SO
per dsy Cal e sl1s Cedar street. for sight days.
apnl6-u
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treating diseases
No 4 Tenn,
services
O a.
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GONORRHEA
STRUCTURES.


negres in the ureh brother or from pst
~ WINE 0ofns under Gonorhe cured IN few days without causing
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FEMALES TROUBLED

With sny difficulty Of the Womb or other ailments eFscaIv chi
or by description given by their family ysiciau Of the case
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POETRY.
A SONG OF THE PAST.
BY LAURA LoRRIMER.


Sweet singing bird of my lone. lone SOU.
Why grows thy plumage dim ,..
Why echo the aisles Of my proud. sad heart
No more with thy matin hymn
of old. when with many legend quaint.
Rose thy song through the sunset hours.
sat meath the bending OF sweet rose Doughs
Half buried by crimson flowers.
Long years passed on. and the rose tree died.
But my heart is all aglow,
And its flashing fountains lighfward leap
To the music of long ago"
Oh. beautiful past Oh. sweet, sweet dreams!
As We rise like a soft refrain;
The bird which slept in my heart SO long.
Has 1uttered its wings again.
Once. runs its story, where grows the grape.
On the beautiful, castled Rhine"
Swept down n sunset whose purple robes
Seemed dripping with rosy wine.
And it crowned with gold the knishtly Hold.
(Ah, where rs its glory now y
The Hold that frowned, in its stately pride'
On the river cliffs rough brow.
Far down winding pass uprose
The notes of warlike strain
To the castle gates a lady sprang-
my love has returned again!
Was it triumph song which swelled,
Upborne by the Summer gale?
Or-but her fingers clutched her robe,
As she caught the solemn wall.
They came! in their midst warehouse led
With n mournful, rererent care,
With lowered pennon. with trailing lance,
And with forehead bent and bare.
There was many stain on the bridle-rein,
The houses were red with gore, .
And she knew that "a battle was lost end won'
aaafnw
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INVENTIONS.
PETROLEUM IS KING

THERE ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
i Lewis. Mathews & Co.'s, 206 Front street.
Petroleum Stoves, for cooking and heating; Pc
treleum Gas Lights. more brilliant and econom-
ical than any coal gas ever made and Petro-
leum Engines. that have been pronounced the
wonder of the age.
The Petroleum Stove does every kind of
Cooking. Washing, Baking. Roasting, Broil-
ing, Stewing, Frying, etc., ETC., etc, better
and with less expense. than any other stove
now in use.
1t is moi explosive, very simple. and can be
used by any servant without fear OF accident.
1t is especially adapted 10 all mechanical purpo-
ses-for Timers ,Tailors, Hatters silver platers
Dentists, Photographers. Nulcanizers. etc. Al
SO, for Offices. Chambers, Bed Rooms. etc.
For the sick room IL is unsurpassed. II con-
is free from smoke. dust. ashes, dirt and odor,
and can be heated ready for use in less than
half the tins required by any other siaye. An
ladies who are opposed TO roasting themselves
while cooking their husbands dinners. are res
pectfnlly invited to call and see IT,. All who
wish TO save money in the cost Of fuel, TO make
cooking pleasure, and home healthy, clean
and comfortable. should cali and see II.
The Petroleum Gas Light is alike renowned
for its briliancy und economy. Two cents
worth ofPetroleum will give brilliant gas jet
for twenty hours, free from oder. smoke and
SCOT; and needs neither chimney nor wick. IL
can be adapted TO every kind ofhxture, such as
Gas Hands, Pendants, Chandeliers, Brackets,
etc. InSshort, il is the delight OF housekeepers
and the eye-sOre of gas COMPANIES.
The Petroleum Engine has so many advan-
tages over every other steam engine, that 1t Is
almost impossible to enumorate them. 1t saves
the wages of firemen, as the engineer has the
fire under perfect control 1t lessons the danger
Of explosion, as the tubes can never get foul 1t
tax es up less room and, above all, IT can be
run at less than one-third the expense OF ordi-
nary engines that use either coal or wood: :,
10 be seen during business hours, and in full
operation at 10 O'Clock am. and o'clock pm.
III. 3. SARONI,
au27-1m Proprietor and Patantee.
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GIFT ENTERPRISES.
Crosby Art Association.
Attempt TO Impair Public Con-
tidenCe In the Enterprise.

From Chicago Post, August 23d,1 ....s
| AN ATTEMPT HAS JUST BEEN MADE
| N 10 impair public confidence In the integrity
Of purpose of Mr.. Crosby in his great AT Ass9-
| ciation enterprise. Some irresponsiblei ndiviu-
ual, malieiously. as 1t would seem, anu %,
| tainly without any grounds, had telegraphed 10
| several Eastern newspapers that TINT the peo7
pie here had lost all confidence IN The schsme
| bainF carried out or the prizes ever aWuroeu,
| and that certificates were selling on The streets
| at about one.fourth their original cost, ana a
general belief that these allegations were cor
rect might soon have becom. current Ihe
people in Chicago know that they are ny eo .,r,
rect. No one has ever EXPRESSED the slightest
doubt. either of the integrity 81 Mr.. Crosey, or
his ability to carry out to the letter The adver,
tised project If the Assecia ton. The sale oil
the tickets has been, within the past Two weeks,
brisker than ever add never has there been the
slightest indication VI their deprecaiins ~
value. In the following card Mr.; Crosby re-
iierstes bis ability and dettrminationi carry
out the plan OF the Association. Mr.. Nickerson
guarantees his undertaking. and Che committee
appuinted to superintend the awarding q pre-
miuins indorse both. The people OF Chicaeo
require no such guarantees. buf. on me COB
trary. the whole city would be ready. II re-
auired, To guarantee both the comIntfee, NJ. .
NiclersoD. and Sir. Crosby himself, who origi'
mated, and " ho is successfully carrying ont Inc
Art Association scheme. al nsfg }
To the Members Of the Crosby 0rera House
Art Associations g ttet /. tn,
The sale of certificates in the Association has
already been so great ne 10 enable me 10 state
that the distribadon Of premiums heretofore
announced viii be made to their satisfaction, OF
the money refunded. fs~ ~ r
II. ii, CROSBY, Actuary, A. A. I
Having the utmost confidence in the ability
of Mr. Crosby to carry out bis enterpri.e. 1
hereby guarantee his undertak king as abtys an
nonnced. SAML NJ. NlCKERSON.
Chicago, August q. 1865.
:. :
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quest the President appeared on the car
platform, when the surging crowd
pressed forward and many shook his
hand The car and workshop buildings
and balconies were crowded with spec
tators.
SAN FRANoIsco, August pa letter
from Mexico states that portion OF the
expedition under John B. Henry landed
safely in Renalto with 1900 muskets and
six pieces of artilley, and is now sup
posed to be with Ourona.
The town of Mariposa, Cal, was de-
stroyed by fire on the goth. Only five OF
six buildings we're saved. Loss, $780,
900.
WvsHINGToS, August 28.-Corneins
Wendell has been appointed Superin-
tendant of Public Printing, vice Chas-
Deffres, removed, and r. W. King has
been appointed Collector of Customs at
Newborn, N. G.
Official information has been received
from Madrid of the conformation ofthe
Royal Order, granting to Major Cen
eral N. f. Smyth, President Of the Inter-
national Ocean Company, the right to
establish lines of submarine telegraph
between the Uuited States and the West
Indies
PHlLApgLpnIA, August 2S.-President
johnson arrived this afternoon, and was
welcomed by James Page in behalf of
the merchants and mechanics, irrespec-
tive of party, as the chief magistrate OF
the republic. and the chosen protector
of their rights and liberties, and that
through him the Union of all the States
would be restored, and peace reign as
well in fact as in name. The President
said he knew how to appreciate recep-
ton from the people of Philadelphia,
and he trusted perfect peace had come,
and war had ceased forever. We have
had war enough, he said, and all his eff
forts had been to restore peace, and the
permanent reorganization of the Gov
eminent. The President remarks were
greeted with the greatest applause. Gen.
Grant was also cheered. The President
was then escorted by the military, under
Gen. Meade, and the civil bodies, to the
Continental, where he subsequently adj
dressed the vast crowd.
BosTog, August %. = Advices from
Hayti TO August 9th, have been received.
A very destructive conhagration occur
red at Cape Haytien on the 26th OF July,
the damages being estimated at about
100000
The Insurgents had advanced upon
Cape Haytien, but had been repulsed by
General Moute At last accounts they
we're in full retreat on San Domingo
ST. LoUIs, August 2S. = The cholera
burials on Saturday were 90 on Sunday
so, and Monday, SIS.
LOUISVILLE, August %. - The cholera
is ahating. There were only twenty-five
deaths thereirom last week. II has not
reached an epidemic stage here as yet.
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Cholera Almost Abated In N. Y.
President en- route to Chicago
He is Enthusiastically Received
More American Arms in Mexico
MaripOsa, Cal, Destroyed by Fire
The Hayti Insurgents RepulSed

New ORLEANS, August 29.-Cotton
sales $50 bales-low middling, 80 TO 94c;
receipts for four days, $50, against 900
for the same time last week; exports,
4555 bales. Gold, l45l. Bank sterling,
81 to Sc. New York exchange, ! dis. to
par
There were fully fourteen deaths from
cholera ttt
PRAGUE, August 27-The treaty OF
peace made by plenipotentiaries Of Prus-
STA and Austria, has been ratified by the
King of Prussia, and is now en- route for
this city for exchange.
MADRID, August Is --0ne other Cath
Ollie Majesty's frigates has succeeded in
capturing the Gillian privateer Leven-
gro off the coast of Spain.
LoNDov, August % - Noon. - John
Bright delivered speech in Birmingham
last night before mass meeting of the
people favorable to the Reform move
ment, which exceeded all his former
eloquent efforts, creating much enthu-
siasm aud excitement among the in
mense crowd The interest manifested
by the people on the occasion exceeds
any former demonstration in favor Of the
Reform since 1892
Moscow, August u. - At the banquet
the speech of Mr.. Fox, in response to a
toast, was laudatory of the Government
of the Car, and the system adopted by
him, which had bound his subjects SO
closely to his interests.
LIVERPOOL, August %, nCon.-The
cotton market is dull and declining The
sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales
middling upland, lSld
LONDON, August 2s, noon Consols
are quoted at s7i for money; L. S. SOS
~ Illinois Central r r.. a.; Erie r.
r. shares, 454.
New YoRE, August 2s.-Dean Rich
mond died yesterday in this city.
Rev John Pierpont died suddenly in
Boston last night
Only two cases Of cholera were re
ported in this city to day. The official
report shows that there we're ia deaths
from cholera in the city last week. In
Brooklyn six cases were reported to-day
three of which were fatal
BALTIMORE, August %. = The Presi
dent and party LEFT Washington at 7:3(
this morning. At each station persons
were congregated to pay their respects
ard everywhere toe President was re
ceived with manifestations Of delight A
Annapolis Junction, Gov Swami vel
coined him to the State, and secompan
led the party to Baltimore. On the ct
rival of the excu-siouists in this city
they we're met by a committee Of fort.
citizens, with the Mayor as their chair
man, and escorted in open carriages t.
the First street depot, for Philadelphia
where large crowds were gathered, botl
at the railroad stations in Baltimore AM
on the line Of the procession TO get I
view Of the excnrsionisfs, who wer'
greeted By the waving Of hats and hand
kerchiefs and With deafening cheers
wnuxeroS, August 2s-Here, as a
other places on the route. the Presiden
has been greeted with hearty good feel
ing, and was formally received with I
few brief remarks. after which, BY re
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rs NOW OPEN. AND RUNNING TWO
Il daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati 70
New York and all Eastern cities. Passenger
viii find this n most desirable route. The equip
nents Of this road are uncqualed ~ any on TINS
continent. ELEGANT Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
without change offers 10 travellers degree Of
security, comfort and speed not 20 be found on
any other route Connections via Cairo, -.
Louis or Chicago for this route are certain: also
connections for Pittsbuu<, philadelphia. Balii-
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
raee checked through At all principal South,
western Offices. For further information and
LARRY HARMsTAD.
4Jefcrson street.
E.B. BYING1ON.
hJeferson street
Ell. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
d. MCLAREN,
General Superintendent
ISAAC PAISI.
ie2-sn Gen1 Southwestern Agent
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Memphis a. Charleston Railroad
<N1Gss.lzs.---
$3.50
49, sZN=z-Jt.l- Il.l -l1.l---sL.f
Notice to shippers.

THE MEMPHIS a CHARLESTON RAIL.
Il road Company is prepared 10 receive and
pay steambOat charges and drayage on freight
consigned TO parties at all points where agen-
cies are established, both on its own road a.
well a. en- the Mississippi Central Railroad and
all other connecting lines. Where there Is nc
agent ct points OF destination TO collect enarge'
and freight, prepayment must be made in Mem
phis w. j. ROSS,
au3-lm General Superintendent.
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Memphis City Railroad.
SUPERINTENDENT orr1of.

August u. lcto. J
CECTfOE l0s. AS AMENDED JULY. -.
- lsiH Of the Internal Revenue Law, reads
And whenever the addition to any fare
shall amount only to the fraction Of one cent
any person OF company liable 70 the tax OF two
and half per centum, may add 20 such fare
one cent in lieu Of such fractioni and such per
son OF company shall keep for sale, at eonve,
nient p0ints. tickets in packagesof twenty. and
muldples Of twenty. TO the price Of which only
al amount equal 70 the revenue tax shah be
addcl"
On and after the 18th instant. in accordance
with the above section OF the Revenue Law.
the charges Of the Memphis City Railroad viii
be a. follows:
Tickets IN packages Of tWenty------.------Sl OF
Tickets in packages Of forty..----.-s- ----. 2 %
Six cents for passengers paying fare on the
cars.
rB- Tickets may be had Of MesSrs. BlelOek
4 Co, Ward 4 Lsguero. and at the Treasures
JOHN c. EVE,
aulf-lm suleIIniendent
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Tor SALE
TO COUNTRY PRINTERS

We have large stock Of printing paDer OK
al IN hand. which We offer II the lowest mar
lei urices. Other sires viii be furnished 20 or
u''' Au''''' - SWHTTMoRE BROS.
prEtrc LrDGER once.