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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

TAVING PERFECTED MY PLANE
Ii and arrangements Tor the building of a
NEW STORE.
I will close out my entire stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
in order to commence with new stock, in the
new store, the coming season. u.r
je20-tf j. ROSENIaAAn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

NEW CROP TURNIP SEED, consisting Of
IN White Flat Ouch, Red Top Ruta Baga,
Yellow Aberdeen, Golden Bell; also on hand
Cucumber Seed, MANAGES, Refugee Beans,
Small Gherkins Large Bell PEPPER, Large Bull
Nose do for picking. HENRY COOK,
jc25-tf 80 and 224 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-28

R EoI Is y u IN " VI OO0Ah'OOI~IlD
- HAMS-ycry choice-for family use-con-
st""t'y on mana ana Tor sa GE q E. WHITE,
ie low 50 and 81, Cameron street
DINE APPLE CHEESE, COIN STARCH,
1 Farini, Maccaroni, Vermicile, Covered
Baskets, of various sizes, keyan Fruit Bias llets,
Rattan and Hemp Mats just received ana sId for
sale by HOUGH y IOLSON,
je l8H Corner Of Prince and Pitt SITS
El#ai King extraordinarily located for any
kind Of business. Terms moderate TO q good
tenant Enquire at this Office. je l5-lw
CALIFORNIA WINES OF EVERY VA.
v ngelica, Muscatel, Port and
Hook, constantly on hand, and for sale by the
agent. GEO; II. " lille,
ian lift Nos. 80 and 81. Cameron ST.
DALED HAY, in quantities to suit; also
= Corn, Oats, Bran, Middlings, and other
lS'''' o." manu- anu ~ D" GE6 % E. WHITE,
| mar 16-tf 50 and 81 Cameron st.
$50 tons SOFT BLUE WINDSOR pLAs-
TER. 20 arrive For sale low, by
SAMUEL HARTLEY,
mh2l-tf Is King street
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF JAPAN TEA,
A Small Shoulders and Breast Pieces. Fresh
Cream and Trenton Crackers, just received
and G'I for sale sale by H0TGH & FOLSOM,
| co5-tf Cor Prince and Pitt streets
DUCTHHS' FLY PAPER, . safe certain
J ard speedy destroyer of house flies. for
| sale wholesale Al! retail by
HENRY COOK,
ir15-tf 80 and 224 King street
i FEW BOAKDEKS can be accommodated
"A at Federal Hill, II miles from Alexandria
! For particulars address
Mrs. \. F. HARPER,
ic2j-3t Alexandria, Va, ?. 0.
CAREPTA HALL COMPANY.-The Stock
| y holders of s:arepta Hall Company are ent-
| tied to dividend Of 3 dollars per share
ie25-gt HENRY COOK, Treasurer.
| T LIVERPOOL SALT
IL A cargo of Liverpool Fine Sale, ''Jef-
frey & D. Arcys' brand, to arrive and for sale by
ic 2O-2w HOOE s. WEDDERBURN.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
REVIVED,
A N EW SER IES"O
!" THE BAPTIST BANNER, {"

WILL BE COMMENCED
OK SATURDAY, THH 9rH INSTANT, AT Auous.
Ia, GEORGIA., 80
r BY the Former Proprietor.
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The Chester Standard,
BY GEORGE PITHER.

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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
The Weekly News.

This paper containing twenty. -four col
umns, n transcript Of the "DAIL1 TIMBs,"
will be published every Tuesday morning
and mailed to subscribers at $500 per nm :
mum. 1t will contain oil the Political, Com
mercial, Agricultural, Financial and othor
important news, and will be specially de-
voted to the advancement of the interests Of
our Agricultural and Mechanical or labor
ing population.
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The Pbdslsix,
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BY JULIAN !k SxfBY. q
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This 10 tho only daily paper ips the State,
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and Saturday. aud has oil the ffsadjhg matter
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week. 5{s+. fN ~ I,
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name indicates. 70 intended a. n family jouynai
ard u Published ovsry Wsdhesday. III viii
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~ testant Episcopal Church, is publish
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
'TNE TRE-WBEKLY NEWS:
--=-=-====------
BY GAILLARD AND DESPORTES.
NEVER GIVE UP.

'Neverlgiye up there are chances and
clsaeges,
t, Helping the hopeful hundred to o. e:
And, through the dark chaos, High
:. Wisdom afranges,t
Every saccess-if you'll only hope on.
Never give upl for the wisest is bold.
~, est,
Knowing that Providence mingles the
the cup;
And ofall mazims. the best is the old.
est,
Is the true watchword, never give
up!
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.Tlae antelliRealcer.

FUBLIsHED WEEKLY AT ANDERSON G. H., .. O.,
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year in speois'
RATES OF.ADYERTISTN6 ,,
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subsequent insertion. Obituaries and Mar
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
TUE NEw STYLE OF HAIRDREssINo1.. !.

n -" ~" ~ y IN UF I1NINDHFbSI NO,
The ladies have adopted the "Whirl
pool as tho name for the subtitute to
the Waterfall" The "Rivulet" is worn
by those who have enough Of their own
grown hair 10 allow it to trail behind
naturally or hang in tresses. The "Bsriz.
zle" of all the hair on the head Ii de.
nominated By sailors as the "Hurficane
at sea, orthe Fright on land Tile
variegated celors of hair so frequently
worn Of la are said 10 be increasing In
popularity Red, auburn and dark
brown mivele extonsely.
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ADVERTISING TERMS:

For one square. no lines or less.) 81. 90
for each insertion. Advertisements not
limited, will not be discontinued without y
written order, and will be charged at full
rates.
sept 1895
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22

A CATHOLIC PRIEST ADDRESSES THE
FENlANs.-At a Fenian meeting in
New York on Monday evening, tie
Rev. Mr.. Curly, Roman Catholic
priest, who was received with the most
enthusiastic applause, spoke as follows !.
We have come here tonight to speak
to you about an Irish Repablic.-r,
[Cheers. You have heard much of the
Fenian organization, and You have met
here to endorse the spirit and the resolve
Of our brothers at home in old Ireland
We have met here to tell the world
that Irish independence IS the aim and
objectof the Irish people, ard that they
will never cease until they accomplish
their purpose. England has done all in
her powerAto crush out the Irish spirit of
independence, but despite her power and
influence, the Irish element was never
SO strong as today, and is undermining
her influence all over the world. The
Irish people claim the Irish soil as their
own, and despite the despotism Of do.
mineering aristocracy and eytermina.
ting Government, their claims shal! be
maintained. The Rev. gentleman CON
cluoed brilliant and argumentative
speech amidst the most enthusiastic de-.
monstrations.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
WINNsBoRo, s. g, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 22zsee

~" Inetl every second autumn, apply
top.dressings, and roll tlfem.
%. All stiff clays are benefited by
tall and winter ploughings but should
never be ploughed while they are wet.
If at such ploughings, the furrow be
materially deepened, lime, mari or ash
es should be applied.
%. Young stock should be moder.
ately fed with grain. in winter, and re.
ceive generous supplies of long proven.
der, it being essential to keep them in
fair condition, in order that the forma
tion of muscle, bones, &c. may be en-.
couraged and continuously carried on
25. Mich cows, in winter, should be
kept in dry, moderately warm, but well
ventilated quarters. be regularly fed and
watered three times day, sailed twice
or thrice a week, have clean beds, be
currled daily, and, in addition to their
long provender, should receive suceu.
lent food, morning and evening.
26. Full compliments of tools, and
implements Of husbandry, are intimately
connected with the success of the hns.
bandman.
~. Capitalfs not only necessary to
agricultural success, but can be as prof.
tably used in. farming as any other occu
patton.
%. Punctuality in engagements
is as necessary to an agriculturist as it
is to a merchant.
20. Every hns!andman should care
fully read and digest matters connected
with his business his success being as
dependent upon full knowledge of its
principles and details, as is that of the
lawyer or physician with knowledge
of the SCIENCE Of law, or physic.
80. Wheat, rye, oats and barley.
should never follow each other in a
course ofrotation there should always
be an intervening hoe crop between
them. '.,s.,.,
!. 81. Weeds should never be- permit
ted to mature their seed on a farm, bu,
be pulled up or cut down as often as
they snow themselves, such being the
only efeet,,sl tmathod ae eradiea,,ns
them To ensure this resAlt, the grounC
should be beplanted in corn, and that KEEP
clean.
81. Time and labor devoted to the
collection of materials, to be converted
into manure are the most fruitful sources
oi profit lin the whole range Of farm
economy
: 3S. The orchard, to be productive o
goods fair fruit, requires to be. fed as
much as'does a field of grain. The
soils ofeach require that the substances
abstracted by the, crops should he re.
stored. The soil should be kept clean
and open to The amel,orating influences
OF the sun, the dews, the rain and the
air. @.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22

AM happy in being able to mako tho
above npnounoement. The Banner will
be Published every Saturday.
B@- Subscriptions are respectfully So
lioited. $500 per annum. Address
JAMES N. ELLIS, Proprietor.
B9- Each newspaper, in Georgia and
South Carolina will please corr twice, and
send bill TO J. N. E. sept 2S'65--2
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22

HoPE.-Hope is the sweetest friend
that ever kept distressed friend compo,. (.
ny it beguiles the tediousness of the
way, ali the miseries Of our pilgrimage.
1t tehs the soul sweet stories of the sue.
ceedingjoys what comfort there is in
heaven !; what peace. what joy what
trlumphs, what marriage songs and hal
ielnjahs there are in thateountry whith
er she is travelling, that she goes mer.
rily away with her present burden.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22
DAILY CAROLINA TIMES,
BY .wARING& HEBRON.
&C IN u II D d { @, M. g.
TERMS FOR PAPER :

FVNHE DAILY TIMES will be furnished At
u $1,000 per annum. in advance
THE TRI-WEEKLY TIMES will be pub.
lished every Tuesday, Thursday md Satur-
day morning, and supplied for $500 por an
mum, payable in advance.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22

At Knoxville, Tenn, on the 18th, a
negro was hung by q mob for shooting
Lieut.. Col. Dyer, ofthe First Tcnuessee
Cavalry.
, 1866-05-13

ceoND: Dcdues requirements for the year, pcr tae
es'tMafe ci Secretary OF the Tfe1s urv, $7SttM to
leaMne sarpsun over esttrnele or ssi9 .0N, ,0oo.
q,tr ns ,n ano1s M does not mlte.lly sary in .ne
en- Ihc amount il $4a,n0, 600 more tim i,-1c-
9n1Sea' n1,hout ietssepcs TO Tho surplus On hsnd
merss Q! The Government Tor The nseal Jear ending
the So1h Of Jrne, 1Sg7. There Ii no ptce.s!ty,
t., snsse.ose, lot taxing any Other articles Or
purI,oece.
Ne *ouid sus9cst to Mr., Clazko ,has ho deyots
ahttle roorr aucusion 10 ,he National Danka and a
hhs sss TO the outlea Of Congress and lte ReYcuue
Sonmlsston. The ree,nt failure OF the Aercnx1is
SanonA Bank IN Washington, Right under his nose,
ought 10 be krton 10 him., ),
The following cltrular las ju.l been tssued afef
the mo.' careful consideration:
~ 'HTnIAsunx DErARTnExT, ~
: OFF1cE or THE lS1EhaAL HEvEduz,
.-MAsuISoroa, May g.. J :
n.vsnue la*s, respecting The ta1 upon sa>es of
ftockr. exchange, rulnon. coined money, bank
no,eF, hnn othef tlcnrtttes. zig:
AIc banker llzble to tax upon their sales Of
.esr oMn stoekE. aG, u we'll - upon sasea OF 'hoss
and selling Their own stoek-, &e ltabIe 10 psy tne
daitea imposed by the nincty ninth section upon
b.okers aud bankets doing business n brokers, N
:. Are bankers who rcll moi only stocks be!ons.
Ing to ths mtelycs, hut a1fp those belonging 10
otn<gs. 20 &C regarded II bankers co,n1 bu<iuess
n nokerss and therefore liable 10 tax upon Their
eatcs ---
Lbs Gstt Two quetion, hare recently been con-
eidt!ed ~ tho supreme Court Of The United States
m'o y has been decided bT Them. Grst that brokers
nc itfhle to \ tax upon their eales OF their own
k'ocAs- exchange, bullton coined money, bauk
noleA. pEcmiseoEy notes, and other feeurifrt, as
ven a. upon thote belonging 10 othcr4; second,
that bankers koln1 general bn.inezs such, max
trc fetrtns, and paying 1nles md taxes imposed
by law upon their capital and dcpos1ss, who ueso-
t:ate ZIG ttI Government securities rs 1ccnts OF
the Government, and who at the came time buy
11o eel GoyctnmEut securities for them
tcaNs+ and :. do not Tor others, or
for commission, arc not 1tabIe 70. 4
lax upon srch eafes. The third question has not
been directy adJudltavd ny the cort a. 1t has moi
been directly brought before II. II has been tue
rule Of the ofHcs. however, that when . bauEcr Is
encagco In selling not only hl. own ttocss &C. bpt
also stocks. Ht., for o1hefs for commission he ts
hanktr. doing husi1css IS bEoxer. and I* liable
to ta1 On all bis sales, ealcs Of his uxr e1oeks,
boudf. Government eccuutfct. DC, included, This
eeere elcssly sustained by the fc4EonIne OF The
court tn LIE recent decision and will be regarded a
tht requirement Q! the la". .A*eessoss and their
s.stt.ant-. and colleesc7s and their depuues. arc
hereby Instructed to proceed at once TO The aseess
mc0t and cnltect1on Of Euch taIc~ as hare accrued
upon the sales oil hrolers, O. OF bankers doing
hns'nest q. hlo1cEs. and which et,ll rc111u unas-
eeteed CT due and uDTait
isiencdl E-A. Rollins, Commissioner.
, 1866-05-13

lathe on1y Pnysictan ~ GDsc11ns now in the city
that can be entirely relied upoo. Go TO mn, aud not
suffer- Disease 10 remain IN 1our t5steu, dsgaur1rE
your mce boc hesldes destroying Sour hspptness
and future prospects In lfe BE has made personal
dl,ease md nervous debility his study for the 1ast
twenty Je4rs md Is therefore the person. whom al
xtctcted should consult No ever heard Ut pa-
tersof his being cured tace he has been In this
city. His reputation has vouchers IN III the city p
pers his patients and the nedital profession both here
snd abroad, being the most skilled Specialist here,
and thorough master Of hts profession. Ifa11 Others
{hll, dons DESPAIR; give him esll 1t only CON-
mon occurrence With him 70 cure such Cases. Ills
1uoms sersrs,e for ladies seasentn. and the
most complete in the city. Constellation free and
eonndentisI.
Omce No. I 70 South Clark street. cotaH OF Monroe,
half block from the Post Dnice Post once Boz ISL.
Chicago, ILL., Once hours hum . T. m- to Up. H.
Send for his Guide 10 Health, published moa,hly.
fec OF chArtt-
Yorsa MKx, TAKz PAE1rcu1Ak Nor1cx--Dootor
Bigelew dayptes much OF his tins to tho treatment Of
those csu,ed by secret habit which rul7s noh
body ano mind. uniting the unfortunate Individual
for either business society," The sad et OF these
early habits the ripper yesrs IL to weaken
.rd debtlItate the constitution. destroy the phJ1eal
ard mental poTrs, diminish and eueeoIe thu uasurs1
feeltng1, And exhau1t the vital enes1es OF manhood
the ples1mes Of afe ase mazsed- tbs object OF mar
naSe ftuatrnted, and existence Itself rendered.
OF uncea1inG misery sud regret. Such persons. espe
c!al1 those contemplating marriage. snnnd lose no
ume in making immediate application - d.. B. By
his new utasment Il enabled to ensure speedy and
permanent cure
~ once. 179 South c1arkss., corner Of Nouroa-
b31UtN
, 1866-05-13
Dr, Webster.

1G4 South cl1rk street. between Asd,soa &ad ~
rpe Onca hnu1s ffnr1 =. = pm Specialist tn
the treatment OF al private diseases In all their vxzed
and complicated foErnA- For the p&st twenty yeas8
pr. y. has made Iha treatment OF private dsseases his
business and ttndy. which has enabled him perfect
stmtdles which speedy a1t permsoeat. snd In all
e.ses CSC be used without htndlancs to hustnsss 0
exposure to tends. Psrllcuas attention Etyen 70 III
old. .etsadrx cases, xuch were formerly eonsds1ed
tncu1sbae. Syphilis, In all forms; GonoErhekc aleef
sttietuers. ao The eects Of solitary habit ocsh E
hoUs to body md mind and produces ec of the !nts
loving effects: Piuples on The es, bodily vsafaesss
constipation, ayesson to md rnesstnass In nssn1le
society. uncleanslneaa, dread OF future ereu. snd
nn,y complete psostrsuon Of tho vital power. loss
Of MEMORY, r,n.inx In the eara. fmpoIensy-eao b
fully fcatnred TO health, DE. ". u the puousher OF
medical work. which shou,d bs IN ;ho hands at Ill
thoxe contemplating mAEr.aEs. Beat to Ill reepS
Of ten cent? % prepay postage. Pease eals send.
II chat win cost you nothing.
m.Wehster re1t1s the pubic 10 the following phSN
clans: Dr. Detler, Milwaukee, WIS.,: DR.. PEABODY nd
d. Eermot, Detroit. Mich: Dr.. Price, Grand Rapid&s
Mich; ny, Bowen and Dr. Harrison St. Louis. Mo.
Dr. Gaines, Dr. J. Bailey, Dr. James Thorn. chiesko,
H.; Dr.. nende1.hats, Toledo, Ohio; Dr.. Davis, Cs
cnrAu. Ohio. Dr. Beatty. st. Paul. Mill h571
, 1866-05-13

m NJ Goes IA trstanter:.- Ru1e O defendant In
cvss nu TO aosT2t By third day OF next term
ii! eseel @ & T. r.: Cobb ct Al John Woodbridge,
ga ans' dse.ee @tesee & q 1Si As.9s q so B.
Tbs People Z RI Charles B..sues "a, Gcorpe r.
151nss superintendent Of ahe ch,caso Refo:u
sGnon. PG,tstou for writ Of hqbeus corouf 10 IL.
seo e q nd ,ss. .Ss o ae Rs
Hot run Y the names Of the people.
IN O. SoeSd'nR 20 eaec the Cou1t ta,d that The witt
eTat hc ssatus eapsrssy nrnTide. H. H.; tna.
tsk117on tsom tho form ehali he deeraed .nstrdsi
e,1s pus.dra taai appesr that ths comm1incn, Il
1he Court sFated that be did not cons,de. he re-
S.tasnt imposed by the salute ano cnmp.siued OF
anr M s ~. ea5e punishment 70. rhe violation Of
etase fot the e4rr, projection reformation md rim.
1ion f. .o Of isoss Tos prop 81 pfo1aed 5ot 6sps.
isW1oi fos inc Sta:e 10 his. Uzyino tic formnr
.GeJ men had rae night 10 rreket Tho maausr IL
aleh fopr !. snoTd l ns *seeu1ed The Court the1r-
tole. oloe:ea thai The re- pondrnt b. r-marucu 10
sn9 eass 2, ehe school sshszs he might propsriy
lie ali IN th.s court tor Monday Wi, embr,c, ~,
1eA Ds2:y vs. H1slcu- - .;
1E solfc Ct ii. Ss smith,
~ Ionnt1s ft al. v.- City OF Chfcaro
~ ~ TE,ssc e' Il: w uraps e. ii. . i,
ass Actershy vs. :lelsou.
%. y, ltr r.. vs,,S..
al. Nccr.-t tl:el ..-4
~ -. rsr.;1., Mssra CO, y. ,hic,.o xalcs 60.
~. Scarl:xv- -Ssiichxn
I'll LIZ gu tn- ca e. "i1 IN even: extend oe-
.1EE.e 1EEesEns:'s "o1ur o.: ttt1cAao-.'J7,z lion.
al .t ';n ~, zTc;,s-1;. -Loal.s sssx r. sam
1esr rIt : q &C au ls7,. d. mi 3rcstc nf d.
@oats f5'.ca rnTsraEt 10 1ac psrrer OF petitioner.
YdfS. ~ trs
ssne V. t:nas Bo:td nm Lag FtaoS D2r1cn.
1rs,ssn:es' :a fos roomry. fl?e Of noi guilty: :.
rss nf NJ ", Fore , Brown. 3aa'emeat for sresnE.
Same =. Jamr: i,ops,ar. 1al1c.arat fos l..-
ssss y 1seusa. ma ss Rese. 1o.1e.uent for arseu,
s.@e :: *sasiee Keua. oy. 1nalc,n,n, ,o9 IN
1ai1; WIN sn'ent To- Commit rape Hes o. no,
Same =. William Eddlas- Indictment for l.r-
SANG !, Henry !. Alan. dsas hsrlet Robin
Same Y: Nobert cromoy. fndietnent l6r bur.
same =. Dastei ''anphe,,. ea7s ohr,r odel1.
hss snos. ruen:t Tor isfc<ny. piea Of NOT guilty
same =. Gavin Goodfcnos. 1pd1e,meut for
sans y: Less. x Mss,oa. sss al;os Levi. Austin. In
Same ". John jackson sid Pstnck Kurlp. In
dietre for ,eeeit1sr s:o'en paopeny. Plea osnot
San,e ". Gh.sses T Ree1e.. % ladictneut for ,.rce-
n.y. Plea ofnot guilty entered
same "a: John Murphy. Indictment for lasceny.
Same vs. Ellen nevccncy. Indictment for 1.rce-
ny. Plea Elnof guilty.
sams y. Jonanna Hickey. 1ndietmen, ior ls.cs-
same V. George Williams. Inolct,aen, for la,ce.
ny, Pea ot Erihy entered.
zen. 1na;c'ment for adu9iery l. st. Gonnos ID
mr. in,t'sd "a sus1e'5 tos Mary Aattnewson In $50 rrom
f1r f:,nna Jr-r u, ,h,. r-,,.& H..
, 1866-05-13

Preliminary steps were taken fof the 1ofznAhonlof
couyenHou Of general huIght agens Of the VI
1ious roads, to meet At s.ated periods, md settc
all d,Eputea about freight
The following Delegates, Representing the roads
n1med were in attendance: .
Cleveland. Columbus md Cincinnati and Cjeve-
= butalo & State Lne-C. b Loomts, HenezM
Freight Agent. -..--
Freight Agent
Michigan cens,al-u E. Sargent. Gcnsral Agent.
Ch1taEo, Alton It, Lou1s-g. c. Hammond,
General Fright Agent.
=, L9Ple. .,.S1 A,.9a ~ T4. nsnse-5snes Dsese'
Grcat Western. OF Canada A. Wa1lingford,
Gh,caeo, Burlington & Quincy-R. nur1ia, Gen.
eral Superintendent; E. Il. Wadsworth, General
Essna1,le i cr.wtosdsrille-A E. shader. Gen.
Il Ter1e sfIa nsu,ss Ms91 1pdi,a,po,l.-u W. uieoard,
beilsiontins Ilne-Loesan Hills, General Freight
coinmhns l. 1ndianspolie-B. E. Smith, Presi-
dent J. u, Iunt, General superintendent T.. W.
Lule Aiau4-5. N. Kinney, Geoesa1 Freight
Assa ceail.l ohlo-c i. blanchard, General Freight
! omapo Great Easten-w. H.Whitia, Gene-,
] Mni:tis i cinciin1nati-A- B. Waters, General
eaa Geisnspoli. ' ctnesnnan-J. c: spoon.s, oe.a:
:: Louisviile I 1ndi.napoli.- -1hona. Curse. Gene
I'll Freight Agent,