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New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
GUNNER Retreats.


YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires frst-class
~ COUNTRY BoARD Tor the Summer in he1hy 0s1iio.
wiih f.rteul,r., }. D. Box No lss, Tribune oace
4 FAMILY can obtain BOARD in frst-class
~ D Peek'kl Fishing, Gaming Bathing Sablins, kc
For hs ID beauty of the place unslTPsded For par
i,asr, cal stNo. ali wsa.,i.
A GOOD, shady, healthy COUNTRY HOME, 81
WIN oo re- % noe & bu a aIoe %sStH
need Z s requested S Estate stat. . I,ls
go,Eo 90 allen CenieI, we,tehe,ttr Co. n J.
DOARD with pleasant ROOMS can be had from lst
r.. sS q 5 @ sSai SS f o s"d l o rom a"11 & on L ,
en Sss ss 'Sys % s eay oqBd B. bss snf ;ssds S "a
Pes, y GsIt y, No zs u G. b'IShey yIs Par
DOARn WANTED-For the Summer Months, in
T y To eye % Ps. ON, on s ss sd0n Ss SI.. hS'
Zoo S, % s6Gd Io @ pSs i nil BE- paid Aass
L. H.; Boz 10. l69a Post ofiee =
COUNTRY BOARD-For eight persons, in Sails
S GS 4R o In & 3 Of ns. Ss TIN 5 L SaS. S@S Aiai T s
daily mail charges Reasonable ES E',sS 1ss ada Conn
NOUNTRY BOARI--A Gentleman and his Wife
have Board in priys rspIs,ss p fHy & oSs ,ssS,s
Ms' sa;, err, GoaS Sad 1sr m s S l s nd . Minutes by
.eam to Twenty sIihs depot Adde' J. - Box No lse
exchanged
COUNTRY BOARD-six or Eight adults can
~ BOARD with private family on Harlem Railroad 100 nile. =
nSewTs SD wS,, Sd Ticket Agent I'Pl' A'''''' BASH D'
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-For the Season,
c5dsS Si'n and %rS; Adis 'i @ @MERehSST
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For the Summer,
~ three 10 .iI hours Sowi party o 81, adults
four children and eyse Pare ar plenty q ,a % ,nd
Addres, with psreus o. Boz SO tis9 ro.,oGes sswYers
NOUNTRY BOARD-WANIED immediately,
" IN d.,irae localities for over FAMlLEs Apply With fa
descriptions Board EIehAns No .es hroadsy Room No
COUNTRY BOARD.-Partics can have good
HousEahs no4S Fs.i p iaiaa'I' '5 sss. ''''' 6
EASTERN HYGEIAN HOME, at Florence Iiights,
~ j. hs e, eas Of The b.ar. h,s vii 30 sPea tIr
a:;'.? ions Ss .: % pssss + TRAIL ND P,epso WksIERS
.' .s,%;a' Or = T :: q :;
Morton ,t, from IL 70 2 and stOsP m. --------
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE-Ths house is now
open to receive SUMMER BoARDERs. 1t !, beautifully
Wsr Gsp ed two s,;lies 70, further
particular, apply TO ohAs. foOLhhs, IiSpi'e,o'.
HYGIENE INSTITUTE and WATER CURE
BOARD. with without medical 5ss%sn, n p,.,,.,o
sS s ssoS EfT fFp T j. %. hour.
o the city Accommodations for hor.es ke References en-
changed For P''''l D''M fr' WIKI hiiS No 7s Ami
NyvANTED-By a Gentleman, Wife and Daughter
w tsrown) hrstolsn COUNTRY BOARD Tor the Summer
Only those having accommodations need address
I'll j. Bor No. i7t Tribune once
VxyANTED-By two Young Gentlemen, BOARD in
w The COUNTRY for the FIVE .s months. AseoGmS
d.tons for o,;e 'sd Ss;e M, Ss M dba@s a o U' '
VHyANTED-By a gentleman, wife and children,
w country for h. Summer the location ms, be
Sssy sosd ss s1~ ~cSi be paid Ids M Tdgaas o
WANTED. for the Summer by family of three
w adults and children Of aud 10 comfortable COZ N
TRY BOARD aud accommodation. In 9esy not NOR nan % Ne
l64. Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
ALL WANTING FARMS.

n aud hryne settlement, Of vibelsne. mild climate
= nes ,outh of Padepda By rsiroad Rich soil produces
sIse esops twenty Ss payable within oui
~ ra,ug lnITovoTtS;s. Apply to CHAs X LANDlS Post
Ninend Lsadis Ownslip M Letters tnsweTd Feper,
a. sna fnIl information viii be sent nee From RCIOt oi
49, Rea,on 4grie al EGford The Tribune one o ne
feyfae almost level postoH and fuitab
scs.t6 Joy pleaasi farming aG! 01 u t' Uds u ne
pfaiFt
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fcrses, Carriages, ct.

SIX and four-seat Phaeton, two Coaches, TOP
~ nd roop Wagon Also 900 Carriages and Hsness 1
ner cen, less JOHN c. HAM NO ~ Ass
FouIthst. corner Broadway.
NARRIAGES-No 635 BROADwAY-3O0 Car
~ risge all styles elns per cen, less than iytnss "a
several new jobi for sis cheap soisd oy "'A''sA ~ Nv
Broadway, :. WITTY No. sss Brosdwsy. -,=-x-5:
T,,,IP aAI,E in BrooElyn--A BAY TEAM, 10 bands
high year. sound snd h sd sns nS ss.s Ga
inoi, h,oi ~ John BRUINS Grocer Cor Pachesr ana
Brooklyn -,,--;;I1- U0ESE
C0R sALE-A light bay pony, ,ssi!sa i.aas nd
drv.Ssi IL barriers Apsy at the Livery s.0a, ns,
L0R SALE cnEAPLMgLEs;.... ;. IA ssa1siSs ,ss Sss sss
otbsy quSs qs %u, 1vsTre 81 j. M HOWE No ~
~ q m 10 u p %. i,f,s AV In porfeet
NOR 80. go. -. ~. W S.a S.sa. ..x, =
\S.xN ~ = kAQlebeS~T a..
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

i GREEN NWlCH, Conn. "A very desirable
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE in this remarkably healthy local
modern house carriage house. hennery &c about acres sDdi
hIsieass nsiskboGhood, 10 minutes from depot hpryt2
J. w ATWAIER No 5J7 broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Doaro ano Rooms.

A YOUNG LADY desires BOARD in small, plain,
priyate family lady preferred Address giving terms
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

egC& eaLE-A 2.stor brick HOUSE and abont
ilara Overton ave- Bay Ridr,; beautiful place
4T0't. tsrms Aso HOUSE In Eishtys nds Slsc
eay tern also % Of LAND, with hsa ond Lot.
Island; : 1000 wlI "a change q for ~ archhnd g.
q. FRtNKLIN CLARK. 70 Park place.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

LNOE SAIE-On the HudsOn, aDOut II hChLp,
Handsomely situated commanding oi the hnes
Views between Albany il capable OF indefinite i'm
or would handsome place with node
sss sxpeDse would sccommods,e four pae wishing 70 bna
tshsr there being handsome site, for budng Apply 70
BENfDlCT COIT No 4 Pinest.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

GNOR SALE-A 3-stOry high.stOOp, brown-st0ne
HOUSE with all the modern ready iS S1cSpa
~st isbhsye Also COTTAGES IN Harlem price $3.50 EACH
i.a.tr. ~ Il NJ hENRY. No 100 Wet Twenty .eikhilst
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

rINO LET-From lst May, the large SIOhE ana
CELLAR Of houe No 20 directly opposite Allen at
la, b.t1fe, suitable for shoe millinery clethng store
Inoni,e Of A. ~ FANNING. No. 225 Bowery.u y
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

vI,HE WHOLE or part of large airy BASEMENT
tobe Inquire OF j. FiksiN southeast corner Ma'ah'h'
and William st.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

rINO LET-Near Greenfield Hill, Comma furnished
HOUSE containing roos beautiful yard snd garden rent
s5 pei month For drher particulars inquire Of URAh fEhhi
Cr.eu uheldu (onu.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-One mile

u
ben Depot the Northern New Jersey Railroad 10 miles from
Jersey City Of EnsewOod high and healthy
locality; land buildings and in good ordi
swelling Chateau style large heated by steam and rePee viii
moderate conyense Gardeners cottage laundry stable and
hoDse poa house. ieehouse &o large vegetable garden
sttb every variety Of r and fine old shsde Apryto
= ekXTON
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

E0R SALE or TO LET-A fine, new country
RESIDENCE East Orange ~ J. Site eligible,
bsso minutes wtls from Junction station
on Mons Railroad aud from kewi two
Abou. u OF land hne old
shsds trees fruit double house two .ores with nnhea
s nd ba.enen built style, with modern improve
uepts Bathroom Suitable stables attached free oV
po.. Of adjoining Possession AZ once not
pruT N j. VI.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

HAVING given up the business Of manufacturing
nschin,s tool. Win sell public auction on WEDNEs'
DAY the 18th insi a 10 Al Nos so 4I and fv FHA,s
sTEAM-ENGIsE Boiler and Pump with connections veis
ths Pns Gear Cutters variety Of other Tools large 10!
" "PN"" " WILLIAM L. MILLER
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR .
Ticket Offices Schubeh Co. No $40 Brosdwey ehosIe
Luss Broadway, Beer schirmers No. 'O bfoe""sJ'
VIM. 2. Pond l. Co.. No. 5t7 Broadway.
Reserved In Orchestra Chairs 81 80 -, ..,--
Private Boxes To bobned the office OF toe I.s'er
only. 49,,
Doors open p Concert to commence at O'Clock.
The Pianos Weh all bis the New scAe
Concert rsnd ChickeIng No 6l Broadway New fos
Wsshin.,on Boston, Mas These fano. wers
awarded first prizes gold medal, the Great Eahooon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

RlaIsAL NOTICE. TO Hughes Jane. Hinon
~ Eiiskin Kcrd, Bridget Myers Elizabeth Mar
well, Amauds L Hughes, James Love- trustee &C. in,
istner, y r I D Ford, James Watson I,eapder
Hsrbine, John Maxwell, Chiftenden 4 Co D q
Leigh, Wm Thompson Co, A Dudley, Morrison 4
CO, Jno Reeves, Henry yoote. Henry Fowler Thonss
Davis, ssoddard GBuckinsbau Chs. Parsons IA
Msiman, Richard Pyies, Mary smith / q wykon Geo n
snit kot kAlis.cn, Apb4rt Bsston Henri, sinlth Ana
n Deming defendants You are hereby notified TIA,
there now nie, in the Clerks oce OF tn. Di.trrt
Coart Of Lee county lows, ksokuh a petition I'm
equity Of Hiram barney, claiming 4 Judgment aua.n.t
you. O Hughes apd James Hirun The nm of
Tour hundred ANY .aine and s5-loo dollar,
naa FAY nens y taxes male By plaintiff, BY virtne
efthe provisions q ycnr mortgage made Charles NJ.
son upon lot one ~, fwo ~ snf t3 block Iss
and lots TO- and H. block 2oI In city Of co
An&, Iowa 10 addition 70 Judgment rendered in said
conrt At the special Mar term 1861 ia fh. suIf Ok MA
plaintiff ressus @. Hughes and james Hsxou for the
san oftvo thousand four hundred and twelve and
ID doiiars, and ~ against 81 sad DEFENDANTS Above
nsned; also praying for OF sale Of said lot. -
pay said sums; and the extinguishinent AZ tsle In
fsiest right and s9nity Of s-ps.cn upon such sale
and for genera .s..eL 80. Eow yon mus, zach xr,.
Al sxid petition BY noon u the sscond 4. ~
the xferfuf satd coars 10 be hs3d On the IRA No
Gay Of February, ise7 Judgment and decr.e vim h.
had therein A. prayed for.
~ Rev stamp, 50 cts IL eryfT HOWELL
decl p,e. A..
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Gbt Wotf Gitp.
POETRY.
M rrosr cAnr.

RY rHGsE cARr.
Q Time by holy prophets long foretold,
Time waited for by saints in days Of old,
. sweet, aaspicious morn
When Christ, the Lord was born
Again the fxed changes Of the year
Have brought that season to the world most dear
When angels, all ahame,
Bringing good tidings came.
Again We think of her, the meek, the mild,
The dove-eyed mother of the holy child,
The chosen, and the best,
Among all women blest.
We think about the shepherds who, dismayed.
Fell on their faces. trembling aud afraid,
Until they heard the cry,
Glory to God on high.
And we remember those who from afar
Followed the changing glory Of the star
To where its light was shed
Upon the sacred head;
And how each trembling, awe struck worshiper
Brought gifts of gold, and frankincense, and
myrrh,
And spread them on the ground
In reverence profound.
We think what joy it would have been to share
il their high privilege who came to bare
Sweet spice and costly gem
Tt Christ, in Bethlehem.
And in that thought we halt forget that He
Iswheresoe'er we seek him earnestly;
Still filling every place
With sweet Astounding grace.
And though in garments of the flesh, as then
hax h his eip nj Ur,th
The poor, TO him most dear,
Ire always with us here.
And be saith Tnasmnch as We shall take
Good to these little ones for my dear sake,
In that same measure ye
Have brought IL unto me
Therefore, men in prosperous homes.who live
Having all blessings earthly wealth can give,
Remember their sad doom
Fer whom there is no room
M room in any home in any bed.
NJ soft white pillow waiting for the head,
And spare from treasures great
To help the low estate.
Mothers whose sons MI all your homes with light,
Think Of the sens that once made homes go bright,
Now laid in sleep profound
On some sad battle ground
Aud into darkened dwellings come with cheer,
With pitying hand to wipe the falling tear,
Comfort for Christs dear sake
To ehdess mothers take
Children whose lives are blest with love untold,
Whose gifts greater than your arms can hold,
Think Of the child who stands
To-Day with empty bands,
Go fill them up, and you will also 6ll
Their empty hearts, that lie so cold and still,
And brighten longing ewes
With grateful, glad surprise.
May all who have. at this blesi season seek
The precious little ones, the poor and weak,
In joyful sweet accord.
Thus lending 10 the Lord.
Yea. CrHcihed Redeener. who dds; give
Thy toll thy tears, thy life that might live,
Thy spirit grant that We
May live one day for Thee
-Froa, the Gaiary.
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NOTICE. = To Robert

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - To Robert r.
~ walker, Gibson brown. Thomas swAnwIrk AMI viii
lisn Iohnrr, Executors OF the estate Of Lons Znde
d-seassd. dec. O. Anderson Hiram Barney.
You aud each NJ you hereby notified thai there IN
nos on nie In once Of the cIerk OF the District Court
Of Lee county, Iowa at Reokuk petition OF Joseph
woods Executor of the estate Of James Noois dscsased
claiming Of the rAi4 Robert X. Walker the Of
fourteen Thousand Two Hundred aud Seventy Ave
35l6o p9llsrs tfl4s75 3sitol money dee prom
hsoy note sud against all u you the foreclosure of
lain mortgage given to secure tbs payment N said
dett conveying the following described property The
nnciyiiei half Of nine, fal ten. fio1 eleven, i1
twelve Oh Block twentythree 49, in tbs City Of
KtokGs Lee county, Lows New unless you appear
thereto and def4pd before Of the second day Of
the Of the said District Court said Court to
be begun aud heif the hns Mondsyin February lsc
=. aokuk, tcsanlt will Re entered against you, and
ind men. snd decree rendered for plaintiff prayed
for Ia said petition.
RANEIN McCRtRT,
Rev stamp-5e cts.l Attorneys for Pitf
dae2f-d
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n RIGIstL sorieE.ro Z, x. Hart. ! C. wynne
~ c. .CHlbertsaa. More Co.. Yeatnsn Hob
inSpa ca. Duane Dewey f- county fopa for The u.s
81 tbs tebod gsni Marion Bradfoot Phil spd~r sprsyue
Van Phul. Waters Co, Anne Rawer exeeatrix Of
VIM aoftAnTtoa, decreased, Nna snish co .
Jc-epa GsfSrj. gea W. Wye, y bale aud David KEN
nedy, executors II Vim keonedy ". ,. Tsliferro de-
fsndAn.s
lcu are hereby notified thai there In now CO Die In
the ofcs Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee Cou-
~. lows AZ Keokuh. petition Of John Ironis eIsu
ing tadgment against yoa, H. x. iiars for Of
~ ~ ard ten cent tnt-re@t suar four pros-
ntss aod tie foreclosure Of Jour mortgage 10
JOHN Lomis, upon the fsiisrag described pr aises
vii.
The y. II t4s L II. and the v II 81 tie NIL.
Of the u e the "a. of section n IN tax nsfip
C. north Of range west, situated in LAe couaiy fows
AID sgapst AL praying Tor tbs foreclosure ~
- nspFisags the sails ~ .d premises freed III all
isrtsts of SAID defendants In ssn; pay on szi
fhs eS;ing-hmsnt Of ali eaty Of reempsioa and for
general relief
Sow each ~ you must sppssr sns said petition
by Of The second day Of the terrn Of said
t be heid the FRET Monday II February
n5gurnt will be hal therein pr4y-d frr hy de-
tsast III SCOTT HOWELL
Rev stamp, Soc cancelled Atty for Plaintiff.
deeisd
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fI,0 Nathaniel Mecr~a Adam B+pter ) I'm E.4l, sn4
l. = Hart s1c cutors 81 the estate Jacob schsn-
Der Diseased alfred bungaJ: You are hereby noto~d
~i he Hs iu the Office u the Clerk u tha D.r3rt
Court Of Lee county o~s At Keokuk petition o. the
Ls"rence CcAl COMPANY. claiming OF oa the Ma
thAniei Metres, the u six Thousand one hutfrsa
and sixty dollar ~ the prrrase noney aas TOR lots
8 J. 5, . .. p and Of lot 10 block II FarYs sddl
ton 70 tee city II keokax Lee ecaEy. Iowa and s.o
praying for the Ifs s+ndr. lien upon 40
prspsrty for th~ amount shove named r5r decree
for he sale ofssd lts FIR the payment the ,ata sun
AMI interest And nnss you appear tfsrsio defsnd
bers noon q the seesnd day 9f the next trf II the
sadi District Court q, k-pkYk commence on the fret
Monday In February 1856 jsaxmspt AID decree will b.
rendered A. Ainst by default
RANaIs A AcCTARf, Atty for Prf
% e.. Rev stamp, cancelled der2
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ORIGINAL NoTIcE.-To Hiram v. Mi

ORIGINAL. NOTICED Hiram v. Mil
~ -, Aaiida b. Taiise z J. IAllon A. Hine Co..
Richard aaon aid - Mason his wife, VIM Tho-np-
A c.. Cattnrei a Bra H. " Love. seFnintstrntef
Of estate Of r. u. Boiler at christopher Gfshams
foa sad eaeh ~ bsrsty Notified that there Ia
file in the se* u the Clerk 81 he DistrIet COAT
u Ire c9unts, fsws at ks+sknk petition cf Hiram
RAINY. eissning u yog, Hiram MilicT. the OF
sir thousand hundfed ass eighty rln- egs-fin1-
drsdihs collars y go aon ith lAE can't interest
per aunan, fsayssle NuHuattf rasney dus Htsan
v Atilefs naft gage made - you TO Charles MAsos.
AMI he'd 10 sasd Hiram Barney dated eetief
ia 1850 afro eaimiS AGAINST eAh o. vvn the fore
closure 81 said ftzsxe-th saps heIrg lots
ami 4, block z IN Masaa's gpprr sdstson to Keo-
knk according to MAJ, drawn by W. G strs = which
pert sitaated Id KsakEk Lee equity Iowa for
purchase money, and further askng ~ OF
said srsstise aud general relief
Ana anln~s Yen appear aud ADswer ssid petition
before Of the srcpnd day Of the Of the
-sid Court at Keskuk, the lat Monday
in February A. lso default ~iil be entered against
you aud judgment rendered thereon prayed Tor in
ssid petition STRONG CRAIG
Rev 6oc cancelled tdiedl Att.ys for Pfr
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Poor Mary Webb sat alone in the small
attic loft. which was the only spot she could
call her own in that home of poverty. She
had wrapped her old shawl about her, and
BY the light Of the poor Pickering candle,
stroye to learn lesson for the morrow. Butt
her thoughts wandered now and then away
from the page before her, which was not
oNen the case with the dlbgent young stu
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Winter Affan8ements!
Change of Time

On and after Thursday December 9th 20 and until fur
ther notice, trains will run a. follows:
LKAvE Kg0KUK.
LIST Train--S:ls A. u. daily, except Sunday.
I'd Train-A30P II.
LA n 1DRf AADNON &
~ rrsln-loso 4. n. dAsly, except eunhay.
~ TrAH-5.3o Pm. -. "s
~ During ths Of navigation the LIST
train, leaving Keokuk, connects with Northern
Line Packet Company boats at Fort Madison, making
sure connections with Railroad at Burlington Rock
Island and davenport.
The l03oA .. n train from Fort Madison make con-
nsction With the Des Moines Valley afternoon train
. nd the Toledo, Wabs n aud Western r, r.
Tickets for all points for sale by agents att oces Of
the Company idecs b. X. BUELL., sec,y
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Csigned
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at -,
State Of undertake that if the fore
going bid for carrying the mali on route No
. be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the lst day Of July
1906, enter into the required obligation or
contract to perform the service proposed
with good aud sufficient sureties.
This lrs 10 understanding distinctly the Oh
EJati0ns and liabilities GSSsated 81 guGrGutOrs
under tie 27A section Of the act Of Congress
Of Jaly 2f, 1886.
narat
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fAsoU0H PAssAGz EAIEs ~ ~cUEaEscT.
FIRST Caba. Second Cam. stesrszs
$500 Gonn S1nn
Received and More
Coming

HHoIcE POTATOES IN large lcE. n me ess&
nons nf sale low.
D. 8. REfhoLDa
FFSni 8Eesh "a pcoI a6Tth efBEosd
sspal-E (oa ~ LSINA
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Form Of Proposal, Guarantee and
Certificate.

The undersigned, - , whose
post-ofhce ADDRESS is , county Of,
State e. proposes TO convey the mails
Of the United States, from July /, 1866, to
June 80, 1870, on route No. , between
- and -, under the advertisement
Of the ostmsster-Gsner dated october 81,
1865, with "celsrity, certainty, and secu-
ritv," for the annual sum Of -- dollars.
This proposal Is made Irith fuI knos0ledge
Of the distance ef the route, The Jgsight Of the
NAL to Be carried, and oil other particulars
ne r~efsrsnce to tie rcuts Gud service, and also
after careful examination Of The lGIc3 and in-
structioHs attached to the advertisement.
Dated
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tsigned by two gusrsntors


The undersigned, postmaster at ,
State Of , certIhss, UNDER his OATH OF
OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the above
guarantors, aud knows them to be men Of
property, and able to make good their guar
sutee.
Dated
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The above certificate must have afbzod to Il q
h7e-cent revenue stamp cancelled. CO the las re-
CURES.
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PACIFIC
Mall Steamship COmPsRy's
THROUGH LIxE
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING Al MEXICAB P0RIs.

TOUCHING AT MEXICAE PORTE,
Aad Carrying Ia UsIssd ssatss AiaH.
4 FAVE PER No q NORTH RIvER. io,t Ct
IL Can1 street a. ~ o'clock noon, on ne lsL
lLh, Ahd zlstoi ogeIy mooth texcept shea fhsss
Gysiali On sunday aat then 90 toe preceding sat
uFdayls for ASPIhWALL. CONNECTING. va Pausms
Railway, with one o. the Compa "a strsrnsbius
nom Pa1ams Tor SAN FRANCIsCJ, touching =
ACAPULCO.
FERRBARY
lst-HENRT CHAUNCEY, Captain GRAZ. e~ouasrt
ing WIN CoLOkADo. Capt Watkins.
ilth-ATLANTIC. Captain Maury. coapse5ug v1is
SACRAMENTO Caps Ca7eny.
2ist-NEW YORK, Captain Homer. CONNECTING
WIN CONSTITUTION, Captain Fsnssouh.
DePEturss Of Ia and ast connect at Ps7saa
VII steamers tl 3 NTH PACIFIC PDRT4 TrC.9
Of LIST touch A. ~MAEzANILLO.
rHaoUaH PAsaAsz Rams n ogHaTsrr.
First Ca5a. Second Cam. stesrsEs.
$500. $500. 500,
diseouat % ONE QUARTER rom stssmers
IAses Aaoded % second cabin and sEersge psssen-
SER sl1l Lmiies- Alec 81 allowance % mi
guAhIER on through rates 10 eiergymsn AL
ther families, and school teachsu; soldiers hsFl0z
Eonorsols discharges, HALF FARE.
adniE BaggtgaMssters sceompSBy baggage
through and attend 70 lsdis- and children Wlth0aE
male protectors- Bsggags received Ga tha dock
~ oeloss - to8s rom stsnnboatss rairos1sl s1l
passengers Who prefer % sand down carry.
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A Steamers al b placed on the Inc January LEI.
80 !. su9 nom WV ORLEANS 70 AsPlNWALL,
For Passage nckss os fulther Information, sp-
By a. ne Compauy's ticket once, on The wharf,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

1888 From Murfressborougf3 by Ready
Vile, Woodbury., and Clermont, TO
McMinnville, AZ mills and back,
once a week.
Leave MurfreesboroE3h Friday at
lam
Arrive at MeMinn7aIe by Z p
Leave McMinnviale Thursday at
a
Arrive at Murfreesb0To by Z p
Bids for two trips a week invited.