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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-15
City Male Free School.

wy @AoAO GACO oOA1oO1.
KNHE above SCHOOL will be re-opcncl
4 on the 10Th inst, III Medium street, be-
tween Gates and Lincoln streets. The
ssAo"l VIII be under the management of
Mr.. w. II. WIGG. Persons desirous of en-
terng their boys Will register their names
with ". r.. WAITER
Sept Ii
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-15
Hair Work.

RTISS LIZZIE PECKHAM would inform
Nl the ladies that she is prepared to do
HAIR WORK OF every kind. Orders left
at Mr.. A Palmer's, or at Mrs. Hogan's,
win be promptly attended to, Aug ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-15

GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. %, 1865.
nE and after SUNDAY, September 2, the
~ Passenger Trains OF this road will run
the following schedule:
AUGUSTA TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. .......... $50 a. III.
,ArriEc al augusta. a......... Up. m.
Leave Augusta .l0.3 so n. m.
Active AZ CnaElc'ton ..-........ Ip. m.
COLUMBIA TRAIN.
leave Charleston ....... 10. 80 u. IL.
,lfriNc at Columbia, ....-..... 7.4u =. III.
Leave Columbia ........ 4.3u q. III.
Arrive at Charleston .. l3O D. III.
Sept ii. Il. PEAKE. Genl Sup't
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
The Dry Fortugas Prisoners.

The government transport, Eliza Hsncock, from
Galveston on the 25d' Il;.,,' touching the Flori.
da Coast, brings to Fortress Monroe several dis
charged prisoners, and news of DR.. Mudd, Arnold,
Spaagler and Colonel Marmaduke.
Dr. Mudd, who at one time attempted to escape
Is still kept under close guard, and compelled to
clean out the bastons in the casemates of the fort
ana DO some Otthe most mental and degrading work
required to be done. Never very robust, he is now
but little more than a skeleton, and his growing ema
Sm'ion shows how bitterly his spirit chutes under
his imprisonment. His constant prayer is for dealh
ARNOLD is employed as clerk OF Captain Van Reade
post adjutant. He is an uncOmmonly fine penman
aud accurate accountant, and wellshehaved and
modest and yielding in his demeauor He grows
IN usefulness and popularity each day guard ats
tends him to his meals which are the same as the
other Prisoners, and at night he is kept in close
custody. =
SpanGlsr is at work in the quartetmaster carpeu-
ter shop Already he begins 20 count the years
months aud days remaining to complete his term of
Imprisonment He is robust and jully-a phv steal
Condition be attributes however solely to his being
isnoee1t Of.ny participancy in t4e"dreadfal crime
Colonel Marmaduke found guilty of the noted
conspiracy to free the prisoners at Camp Douglas
and burn Chicago, has charge of the post garden
10 respect to manual labOur he has easy time
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
? HO Ora HIS .

A SMITH would resDec,fuI1v .rno,,,.. -
~ the Ladies' and Gentlemen or Cha ricstov,n
an ana vicinity; that he has just completed New
tsr GIIIey on Main street opposite the Car
STYLE OF PICTURES -
known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed I'm
every instance '''
Old Daguerr eotypes sand other pictures copied
ana enlarged TO any size desired, and finished In n
manner to make them as good as II Ia ken from life
Rosewood and Gilt Frames made to order.
anime specimens. 800 N ca
Charlestown. Va, Feb. 6. tsks.-aro
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
STRANGE, BUT TRUEI

Every young lady and gentleman in tAe United
States can hear something very mich to their advan
tage by return mail (frec ofchargc) by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears of being hum
plugged, will "bige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their Obcdicnt servant,
THOMAS F.. CHAPMAN,
S3l broadway, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17

MrscEGESArIoN IN SrAUxrox-Las, Sunday morn
GAour citizens were shocked aud, disguised by an
aibition of one John Scott, from Waterbury, Con-
Fectieut a teacher in the Freedmen's School, made
OF himself by escortng negro girl down New
street. On coming down the street white persons
missed This creature, Scott afterwards
the girl came hack by herself aud the colored peOs
pie cShecleGIEbn HCrawtord's corner "hssed'' her
She had evidently disgraced herself in their eyes,
by assoctatirg with ihs fellow, and we agree with
them ''"i ~ H.l''
We saw a notice the other day. of the arrest ofan
officer for the same offence, in Petersburg and we call
the attention those in authority the disgracea
full conduct OF this man Scott. The Superintendent
of the FreednRuFs Bureau owes it to himself: the
ladie5-Who teach the school, well as this comnu-
nifty. To discharge this disciple of mscegena'ion at
once. II he wants to marry the negro, let him do
SO, If she willing; and speedily enigrate Lii
IBERIA or some other corgeniaI cline, where to his
hearts content, he can dwell IN the .sweeu embrace
of the "negro def .gfrique!" lie don't suit this
couatry-StGuaton Virginian
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
LL-CONCERKED.

IRON this time henceforth II will be absolutely
Impossible for me TO open accounts with anv
Person except such as have been prompt to meet
t tne II engageTents Cash is required from me by
and TO carry on my business must TeuuiEe ICGsH
irom'mY own customers.
Az Parsons YhO know themselves indebted to me-
are earnestly requested to cali and settle ther ac-
counts. When money is not to be had j will take
RrS So1. &c O. AL az kinds ! b LEE HEIsKELL:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17

MUSIC, MUSIC.
WE have j" received assortment of Music.
w Pieces and Songs
April II. CAMP 2ELL ( MASON.
MERCER POTATOES.
DURE MainesWhite MERCER POTATOES inst
received from Baltimore and for sale by
April II, 1866 KEARSLEY g. SHEERER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by yery simple remedy, after having
suffered for sevcralyears with severe lungaffec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consdnption-is anx-
ious to make known his fellow sufferers the
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used Gree of charge,) with the drec
will find as cuSE for Gomsumnti3n. ' Asthm'S
bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only Ot,jcct of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceives to be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. by return
mail, will please ldresa
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, n. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
Law Notices
CHAS. j. FAULKNER,

AS resumed the Practice of his Profession as an
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR OF Law
and will regularly attend the sessionsof tbe Court
OF Appeals at Wheeling nd also the Circuit Courts
OF the counties OF berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan
and also the Circuit Courts of Ramrshirc and Mir
erat, and other Courts the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, when. his services in speciaI
cases may be desired. =. 80 0PeN4"i
April g. lS66-4t. : :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
BALTIMORE CARDS.
PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC.

THE subscriber respectfully solicits the attention
Il ofthe public to his fine assortment On q :
Plane Fontes,
ofvarious styles and patterns of g. ssad octaYes:
amongst them those from the celehrstsd factory of
"SToDART,''
of New York, which for beauty Of tone, power and
durability, are unequalled: Als0those of
GRoVESTEEN CO.,
the finest cheap Pianos now manufactured and IN
which especial attention is ca He'd.
A number Of second. hand PIANOS also ON hand,
from $500 $500, both for sale and rent. -
SHEET. MUSIC OF ALL KINps. 20
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all insfrun1Sats.
DIELOQEoNS, YI0LlNs, GUITARS; STRINGS
OF all kinds, &c, Sc Z IS =
Peeialy, solicited and Ebefal discount allowed.
Nc k rzsr,, ~. s e.. q =. D. aEWIIr,
March 6-fy. BaItirfore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful ndiscretiOn, Will fer the sake of suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making simple remedy by which
nc was cured. Sufferers wishing. to. prof. by the
advertisers experience. can do so by addressing
A2HN K OGDEN,
No. ID Chambets street, New York
March 90 1s66-Iv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
New Goods! New Goods!
SPRING DRY GOODs,

lust OPENED AT TIE one PRICE STORE,
PLAID PopIins. Striped Grenadines,
pin ns.rei; r lSmrcd Hr"andiCs,
Purple Chintz. Figured Linen ~ ''''4'N
Figured Swiss Plain Swiss, White Tarlctous,
FIutGd Nuslins, Brilliantes, .
Jaconcts. Plait. a nd Plaid,
Birds Eye Linens, Irish Lineng
Ll"cn Lawns, Jaconct Edrngs
Crochet EdgIngs, Valencia Lace
Lace Wells, Crepe Collars
,-r English Cr"pcs, French Corscts.
New Style Hoop Skirts, and b .lmorul Skirts.
April 10, IS66. Fl T. uF1SEEI1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17

, The undersigned will conduct the business of the
late hrm OF J. II. YESTERDAY & BROand Nv
attention to business, desire to please. and de-
teItnlnatlen to preserve order and decorum in his
establishment, sOllcits the public patronage.
March 81 1866. i''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

THE firm of ]. II EASTERDAY s. BRO. is thi
l. day dissolved by mutual consent
= J. II. yesterday
March l5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
LADIES' CLOAKS,

lust received and for sale. at the lowest market
- price, fine, assortment Of LADIES' CLOARS
Ladies are respectfully invited to examine them
before hasing eIsewhere. Also the latest style
OF WORSPED' GOODS, consisting in t,aTt n
Shawls, Breakfast .Capes, Ladiea' and Ch{Idren's
Hoods, Clouds and Jackets. GentAl and Boys'
scars. a hne assortment Of Gloves.
Dec. -. j. GOLDsBITuy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-17
DIR. ]. 4. STRAITH,
THE WAsHIN TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF BALTIMORE,

OF BALTIMORE,
No 81 Souri, STREET. OVER THIRD NA41AxAL BAsx
This Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port 60,
against loss or damage by Fire, on the most favor
able terms All losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRECTORS:
T 1JHo Y. CANBY. Of Candy, Gllpin & Co.
WEN WHITELocK, Prcs'I Sd National Bank
y: A: PARKER, of E. L. Parker & Co,
W N. CRAWFORD, of III. Crawford & Co.
rs: CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist
H. REESE, of G. II. Reese & Bros
J. u. Mason, of j D, Mason & Co. .. a.
). TONE, President Of The Cecil Bank.
20: BEAcHAM, of J. S. Bcachan q Bro,
J. F. DIX, of Dix & SttfnGr.,N "7.!E
J. LEARY, of J. Leary & Co:
a. a. Perry, Commission Merchant
II. G. SMITH. Of Tucker &'Smith
X. NJ. SPILLER. of SpilIer & Alcock4
E. KINRERt9'0f Kimberly Bros.s
J HIR+aHN. South Gay sttGetA
S.P. TOWNSEND, of VIM Chestnut & Co.
b. F. PARLETT, of B. F. ParIctt & Co,
Us. FORBES, Builder.
& Go. THos. y. CANHRRIW1 = p ennSnse
FRAScIs J MoGINNIs, sec'y.
E; M: Also UITH, Agent at Charlestown.
Nov IL, lS65.-Iy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14
a MIDNIGHT HYMN.

The authors lp Of the following beautiful
hymn of trust is unknown. II was found
treasured up in a bunhle cottage in England
In the mid silence Of the voiceles- night.
When, chased by airy dreams, the slunlber,
hee.
Whom in the darkness doth my spirit seek
q God but Thee
And if there be a weight upon my breast
Some vague impression of the day ioregone-
Scarce knowing what il Is, ily to Thee
And layit down.
Or if it be the hrayincss that comes
Ia token OF anticipated i'll.
Ny bosom takes 30 heed of what il IS,
Since It's Thy viii,
For o in -riie ot past and present care,
Or anything beside how ioyfully
Passes that almost solitary hour,
Ny God with Thee
More tranquil than the stiffness OF the night
More peaceful than the silence OF that hour,
More hlost than anything. my bosom lies
Beneath Thy power.
For what i- ,here ON earth that desire,
Di an fhat 1t can give or take from me
Ot whom in heaven doth my spirit seek,
. God. bui Thee
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

i s,ckic-y Season-haryest time.
Naximilan is about to "get up
and get"
\ Wig that won't stay in place
SchleSWig.
\ good drink for a seamstrcss-
sew-da water.
Military men do not make very
civil authorities.
The American cattle plague-the
li-h price Of beef.
Napoleon is Sira. lie has both
the gout and Bismdrch.
The best way to treat the cholera
give TIA good dose Of contempt.
\ hor>c-pitiab!c city-Payis, since
they have gotten to eating horse
flesh.
What is the best piece of counsel
given by 4 justice Of the peace
Peace.
Ny d"ar-au expression used
ny man and wife At the commence
mcnt OF aqualrel.
e''"''.dl -\'NoN' VINO writes
editor named locke.
,
ooi re- io',''' mas ''li'iuutti @-o'-
Geo for the Portland Sufferers -
some pe'P', a'e always signing
'ci a. ~, " 'ei'''l1' ineH MAKE tile voyage
u '''' " "N"l"'""g 'oS'St'
IN { schan9r saws "a league of
~. ro''", y '"'''' : ,oi,'ir'i III hS'hi''
"'N 'ee'' one "'''' eieoSh'
We mlrr.ouk f. make friends
With mute thr other day. but he
turned deaf carto all our advances.
y nobIeman. Lord James Butler.
is mlI,man in Glasgow. Scotland.-
He is a canny fellow. no doubt.
1orso, 1;,l.oi,,, ,.;u horoof.or ho
,.n, "7l'I,ii'''7 - '''I ''''''
An ,l,I,,,,, ,oo,r... r,...,+,,.
,,r,',n.oa .;,n' nI,;iJra7 ~ ono ,.rs I;,.,i,s
Sh. is dnimg wnU and nr,habi,.
,,nn.t .,..r do-o hotta,,
..conni,,.n,o,,- and thoso NV y,.,,n tn,,o ,,T,
co,r+r,. scenes nv,nti,. ,Ii,.np pa
,,n,, t,,o,- a,, I,atI, ,.,.'i'T,N,.aa'
1t You are lookiHg at u picture,
you Try to give /. tue advantage of
Il good ilShl. De as courteous to
Your l"l.oW hc!"GN aS you are to q
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

y GAME OF POKER" N CALI.
FoRNiA-four persons had seated
themselves in the mines to play a
game of poker-thc ante, as a sub
stitutc for money, being handful
of gold dust. They continued play.
~" for sometime without either side
winning much. At length, one of
the party, who had good hand.
went u handful "bctter."
see that, and go a pint betfer!''
cried out another, who also had -
strong hand.
81 see that" responded the first.
and 20 a quart bcttcrm
"Well, see that, and 30 a gollon
better" said the other.
This 'athcr disconnected his al.
vcrsary for q moment, as il " over.
sized his pile" But confident in the
superior strength Of his hand, he
collected togethcral the gold dust
he had left, and putting ii aside,
cody remarked to one Of his com.
paniWis: "lIcrc, jim, watch my
pile until | 90 ont and dig enough, ia
call him"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

PROPRIETOR NPNING HOTEL,
wHtKI, vEEfp
y =. : Euol LiN,Hl attached
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

IRON FOUNDER AND MACmNIST,
And Manufacture of hgricul. lral implements
BRADFORD. vFHgDNT.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

PROPRIETOR TRUITEk HOUSE,
BEApruI.p, VEEaioNr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

90 TO f. y II. r. REYES \ co. WHERE
NJ you can go good All Wool Dchluo,. fash,
ionablr colors, f1t dnc., good Prints FROM - to
20c and other brc., Goods equally 49, choap.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

DARLOR FURNITl l'RE-LOUNGES. So
u las. Easy Chairs. Stuffed Rocking Chairs
Canc seat and Back Chairs. What Mote. Ia
blcs, Mirrors, Window Shndcs, Nc..at
=. y y y. kElES n CO.'S.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Pnsssnusrs krrf,ra.

FROM HANRE-ln steamship Ar,goJ C. Woods. NJ and Mira
n. Maize james BeuAsrd - Ross iir' Charles KING Mia
Mrs Marie Bauf snd Miss bssal Mss 1sry Post Loui, Re
Mrs. J. II. lie Coppe- Miss layn D. Coppc, Miss Wins M
,oppei Edward benny and Lo,s - De top.', A. Bar Min
9use u tue Cooper How ard MFs = e. sis Mr Catl an,
III der Mr. BROOKS. Ado?h Eg Robert t, Walter Paless. Hs
aud Mrs John P-fkcr d. CLrs f. MIs. Minnie
Gabriel D. Ruue, james T. Ecyuari Eiv d Raae, X b. Rs
r. stor Chaes r. -on anl sey, Sos Annie Stos, Mr.
Mn X. B0to1e H. r. }. G.
Au.ous Mrs Antoine Mss sluicn. X. y rhonason Ms
I. Benton, Niss Annie II. q. Benton aud .rf..
In steamship ls.slrtteA. toNgnd ca t Mr. NcGavic VT
Paso. MI Bull Mr. Au,. a. SniGth i sai MEs Bernard Ma
field a. Dele Mrs A. Oe Mr. snd Mfs tei child and maid
Mess. Bel HeJennan Held Reiaad M 1nch RayoHI Bort
luxembourg end q yeir. s M 1es Mss. Cornehs
Tacguuot Brow Kthlo Mss nsea ass NictoIine Ramos
Miss Maioo Ntssrs Nn0 Lehrcci Lr DccAliy D.
ney Benaph Orot % M. Grto' 81 Sap FiaIco g MI' Flss
roT Rayd Fort Mrs. faief iIs Mclc cod Chid Mrs Niue
Michael MI. Oeors e. hoc Victor Kramer Mesrs Jnes Sl
Verons Doval, jo.. iores' Thj Brown, heaiy 'ec Is
eueI Bare, Jol. EaIr, Foiey, 4 ~, and Ianse.Ie .
FROM NENORLEANS-lR Uosn.hp lcp!dan-MTs ueoffs
Hubert and p. Dcon. lady end children w O. Jmes, W
Thompson w. Garelan Cersjos NJ and R. Carols, Rfr ~
dar.ht. Mr. Fawards wife, Sheppard r. Bsly e. T. So
we'll T. Weren Ceor,s Phip, Master " LaEg O. T. Wssh
From New Orleans Fe.s Menroe-Capt ChoAe Lieut. hothr
ford Lieut. Abrahans and ils enlisted men; a. A., l. p,,
la steamship General OIsn sulysa fhis Miss r. hooertson
Loeb, Martini Hsrod H. Lebesgae 7 !! Bs;a .nd servant
vie H. and wife H. NJ Dyer Reis wilc and h ldrsp
Wm TroeSet wife L. levi wife aud child " Frsfy and VILE
O. Schneider aud wife ' wie nt ehid l. Loeb wife ser
want and children. Lebe,que and wiie. MI Il Reu.hsw M&
R. Reushsw Mrs Barron y. A. Miller Mor ~ Ktelie
Stewart Ws,lins Dr. Bou''ae, Mayer Mclaughlin y
Tomblll ... . g, ,, ,, 81
Coin. J. n r,se E,, T. MuI. W. D. tHd'n, NJ I1 hnr,
C.pt game" @s A'tt.r hi" 49, rsA " ''''' N~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
,rrnrnleInI l:nIfe.

To Albany .. IIuason 4. 4, DeFo 5th' ~ q UNA,
egd by HhbmR. R., Depot 2d.A'' end -''y' ,, .t va
lem u a eId :. ~ sundaJ tJs4n ~ .... ,,.
.. ~. City between chafnDeff ana 9''is~
,t,.i,n md ( " Hall and l5,n-s.. stat ~.
10 Baltimore and Warrington. by the New-Jefsy H. M
foot Of Couulsudtst., Q and 10 a. N, p M ana -
uidni:ht SUNDAY. & 20 "a \ T. aaiiy
10 po.sCl. os ootD , ...'............. D.
TO p jston 6y New.iiayen r. ~ VIA sFru.5e!d. 2h.,;
10 S bSs'1h ~ y III VA ~ M Observation-Disclosures.
To Censnd aa ochescr Buiaio, Salamanca aud west,
v F-ie Railroad foot of CissEbers-s~. At ). - g. Ne
G o. tam v
10 Greeupor Long Island r. H., foot Of o''sip ~ ~
10 Msncie r and Long Brsnch by ksrisn md Delaware
Bag steamboat Jes's I3oyt nom le. v - ~ ~
To hackflsowu and i1ternediate s'aohi ~ ae,.s ~
u. r.. ,ot of BaEcay.5,f, a. So = ID D5 s.n.e
road fo- stations Of sllhuTn st il9 y u. NOR -
rstovu txpIess % ..i'o.; and
20 Pek p........3s and II
10 Nev-fisyea ty New-iIaven j-i. kth-.t srd SUI -
s' az w. pm q ipn1gt,ebsie Po LOOT end
Kingston landing Cozzcns ock, Corn" 4i. 81 'ii0H
steamer Mary Powell foot of Dss5Oises day at,... y '
10 .o.wg E. P,e- No a b r. diy s..............
retbe Wsg by Central Rarosj OF New Jsf5ey va Az
rtowl from Of N5eilyat.. n. l., d. nn1 IL N
IL PIT 'ois By Ne1.JeIsey Railroad. ioot OF Coutt'
ondt-s : snd % 8. m. u M. Aaa D. H aud ~
Ta wi On. py New.jersey H. r. ioct Of Court
landtft. and 10 a - p mr saa l. "'1Nsn" /, , H..
Sunday. Ni',i.
To New Oneau., every Saturday Al'a'1' and A''''
FsFs.y,asaG, every Thursday, naray' Line oA'e No.
w sot,'r9b ey,ry ssorisy ~ Empire Line, Carl
For snYtunla. eveTy Ilui-aay Pioneer Lhne fs' NC ~
y. '''''''' y "
f5rltioli "a esald Railroad Time Isbes see ae
sef.es- au;s In another uait o. tlil plpe"
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
The trpde sums
"a ftI,voeh ss follows compared with last
1856.
JSGa.

Tbs sbirmenis oootlnne large compare Ta i i'1 . s %
ebow tat tle consumption Of coh = :, - 49,, yeor
,y cgahsbpos.s are avrs IN suIly IN ani ciaoos ~
-eec.fr cries 40 TIE SUNNI .flN o "'
~ -, tot t. pbirdc,pta snd Reading Ratoad Ier,'
re' allow l2 c-r. tup drawhac u L'i' fiol mo or
ti1 ,ray,r GGreac. Oi " ard Of % cert N
,.09,r5I,at.m i'm fayor Of Gmch Chunk, Oar AeW
Vok corcspc.dcat also vTits that he toTase on tAe
sro--is C5r.l b01ls 20 NeV-AOrk CIV was om.iit'l
which vouid make Tie Charge hy te Aori
Ce,oi 10 York from Nsuc CLulF - % Per tln s la
nj "a we lclrn that several Strangers arrived ai the ci
Trrj ofEe Back Diamond Coal ana Iron Company ..I
Nj CsrUel storfod the prDps few Gays ago. Inc
tff.r rra olI
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
NOTICE.

IJIT-T Of F0RFEITED RAiLROAD.-E4e, Weston
= an. Achisan aod .hc A'chis7a md 81 io',. y $50
I'D r Encsa a sues. hl,rr been : cited g. te , o. '''r
eccofiHs G 2 r J -r. i,, ica .rs o. lsH H.i
of fConHi -soaer,, iof tie erd lia'.e '..aI, o ~
.uh entitled IA Al 70 rgi for e. .ae %. '.' a. ia "a
porS - v w., Of Ne soivet unn.n rci-, 10
rate C.miy Tie =; =; L'n' ana - ~, ir 9 ieo. ts Z.
m d ria.a ~ th-rcoi by il' Ior on tie - ey
- Er. 65 torber vyr, tie lita beo ls -F. TO- a'l a
L the 'ame aal Ley lee y M, " ,, 3 4 I'D rosra
Commissioner. whi.t proposals ;h- De 2e E Ic'' ~ e %
t. toe following ,on al provided ~ s,c'9 o. te JAG A' o.
s propo.,. Of idler, rri he pov1'r' n h' f're-or1
section shs s;ie the gce hii ior he rle ana ,ha
sSe hsy cg ed soyn The of s fo- b. sd Gozri
F'f: lie Ice or corderon "a shai be Taya IS falog'
One foun oerc De- c5-iIlt ln" IRE -'-' l nN
tso he tlr ,l1e the oa,h H. f.rI aa th f 10 n.y. y
S'.' s sno M y lfoysed 1bs al as. ms p ey ta r.
either ca'n tt bonds or other o'i o' he ~s q 0"'s'
Se.a: rbe and su rag soS bcnsu 'h.te'2 . b.
con Tie f try Railroad ,',5ea,i sli Be fn,ed fr'n
cfWe.'on ard Savannah o. For t in two -. from ,e
years heIea and le purchaser q i 'oa 'iM u e1rena n '
c'nle'io9 sloie g i, ~ " t, fa1tti l g,v s. I'D d3.4
,,a i3sd s iis i,n ,he s rseas 5ed m tis scoa
sha enite the respective uqant 10 r i son @. w, 90 o.
si,er majority i'meu; sna P'e ., T. anag,i % H. 80
peltO
Trrasuer and Directors thereof AID ed with 'h Se'ie'' o
The Plate Country road" which be- bcen tn9En % ~
Weston Acison ari uc htcion Hnd = ''t1h' ul in
Pfo Country .r1sds IN ef.pl oi ie .'r ~ ,,ts
si tie .al rgnld Laf,Ig been lpr et g. o rAe % -i
hv tho owners thereof, nr h FT'' ' W H
tre General Assembly n tc state o' o d. Al .s' 10
conpras.e tle Sta auc tur Aiii-'l ga
Io.rth Rrod Company srd tie Woton sud AicAon 1fo ID
csry aud tAs State DE p4yn't Of ttEan ona'
thc construction Of Go Ii-ise orAty i
J ,rd - sfn tl8 lls'c Country Ntr'4 &c &C. pip'sen
gtTaaiy i8 5 possession thereof hsvhs been % ten wan
view TO its lee . ~ ,y.,.-, vi.,-t q, ir op.r,.
VNr..ou 10 Savannah, LtyWO niles AID h tufcsaiy
eas and machinery. pIiec TIE snd inncoio pos
session w ve ~. l.s,4 s~ :, 80 s,i o4lo u'9rms.
ton -gcc'ir 90. y "l be- rnishei on sp 92r ~ m
tr TO JOIN r. ulNf Ilr.l,nt or 20 CHEST -. 'b
mo IT, Attorney. ~ the Eort 1' touuisinn'1 s. Lo o.
'-' - 10 uT r TIf fr. Holi = C1fia.sf. .1.o-,
TItOUORL > CAsE. Platte Country Esiro4d
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
receint, of Eroarcr.

APRIL os--5a63 bbls F!our iCl bbs WHISKY. % b4'.
Corn Meal 100 sacks Cor. Meal. ie.2 sacks Qcake no
bush. Corn, 1C0 bash Oats 26O bUsn Rye l5J bush MAR
bbls Pork 563 Ikgs Cut Meats tC pigs Lard $40!
petro