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Order of Exercises.

The First Day will be devoted to the re-
ception of Stock, Articles of Domestic Man
ufacturo, Farm Implements, &c. TO close
with a Trotting Match for all Horses that
have not trotted in public for a premium.
Second Ddy-The committees will exam
inc and report on Horses for Draft and
general purposes, Saddle Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Domestic Manufac-
lures, Needle, Shell and Wax Work, Fruit,
Vegetables, Grain and Flour. To close
with a Trotting Match for double teams.
Third Ddy-Flowers, Paintings and
Drawings, Match and Light Harness
Horses, Jacks and Mules, n grand Sweep
stakes Trotting and Pacing Match, closing
with aLadies' Riding Match.
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Poetry.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE,

THE ATLANTIC CABLE
Written by Rev. Geo. Lansing Taylor in 1858, then
student of the Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware
Ohio:
Nerve Of the world tho new, the old,
Now linked and wed In one ..
Tho boldsst visions s"ers have told
Are all In thee outdone.
When Jove o'erthrow old Saturn's reign,
To Pluto hell given,
Neptune WAS monarch Of the main,
And Jove took earth and heaven.
But Franklin stole the thunder's flame,
Morse Taught It human lore,
And Neptunc's realm Of storm grow tame,
While Field bound shore to shore.
Down through old Oceans solemn deeps
The slender thing no led,
Der fower-banks where the mermaid sleeps,
Aud through the seTpent's bed.
Now through two thousand miles Of sea,
The impatient lightning dies,
And in its haste leaves far alec
The sun-steeds Of the skies
And with million pens OF FIRE,
-.. 1t wrtos million times,
The deeds that momently transplre
Throughout q thousand cmes.
s And dwelers on MiSsouri's streams,
BY mornings misty light,
Read what was done where Yolgs CLEANS,
At noon tides busy height.
And nations from earth's fartheSt shore,
And lands remotest end,
Shake hands across old Oceans roar,
And talk as friend with friend.
o, Human Soul Oh, Human Will!
Well may two worlds rejoice
At triumphs of thy power and skin,
As with the thunder's voice,
= And yield to Him who rcigns above,
MINIS glorious Source and Giver,
The praise for this new bond Of love,
Forever and forever. ..
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"Well, my chlld,". said stern father 10
his little daughter, after church, "what do
Won remember Of all the preacher saidf"
"Nothing sir" was the timid reply, "Noth-
ing ~ said he, severely "now, remember,
the nexttime you tell me something he
saws, or You must stay away from church." g"
The next Sunday she came home, her eyes
all excitement. al remember something,
said she. "Ah, very glad oft" replied tho
father, ''whut did he say ?" ale said,
pa, y cried she, delighted, ga collection will
now be taken up" .t,..e enidg IA
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Conundrums.

d Al what time should an inn-keoper visit iron
foundry? when he wants bar-maid.
who was the first woman mentioned in the Bibls'-
Jenng-Sis.
What things increase the you contract thsu'--
Debts.
when Is baby not bAhyl When Rs tsethtng ltsc
hiRg
Who was the hrut man that struck ilef Jonah. u
why are young ladies like arrowsl They are all IN a
garer till the beaWr come, aud can't 90 81 without
them.
Ans to EnIg,aas In lest weeks News-l. ulysses
Simpson Grant g. Louisiana, Union and Conhdrnce
3. Iieaton Young, Julia McCuns. Ans. Charade. -
Ly0urgus, r. .H.| r". IHU.A .G.tfrl. (
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Rules and Regulations.

The officers have revised and very much
increased the Premium List for the present
year, and trust that these liberal offers will
induce the citizens to make the finest dis
play OF the products of Highland and ad-
joining counties ever exhibited. To the
Ladies especially they look for continu-
ance of their patronage and assistance,
without which they cannot hope to make
the Fair success. Read the following an
rangements.
All competitors for premiums must
enter their names with the Secretary, and
procure ticket of membership from the
Treasurer, before any articles can be en-
| tered. Membership Tickets $l.O0.
2.-All articles offered for premiums must
be owned by the person proposing to enter
the same, or by some member of the fam
| lily.
3.-The Secretary will furnish each entry
! registered on his books with a card to cor
respond which is to be tied on the animal
or the article to be exhibited.
4.-EXhibitors are not to interfere with
the committees during their adjudication.
Any person violating this rule will forfeit
any premium which may be awarded to
! them.
5.-No persons will be allowed within the
exhibition ring, but the officers of the So
ciety, committees, and invited guests.
6.-All committees will be selected on
the grounds, and called when their services
are desired.
1T being almost impossible to desig-
nate, in a premium list, every article which
! it would be desirable to have exhibited, the
Board will pay discretionary premiums on
animals or articles of merit not in the reg
ular list. ....- .. .---.
S.-All premiums not called for by the
first day of Dec. 1866, will be considered
forfeited to the Society.
| 9.-Membership and complimentary
! tickets, and tickets given to those who
| furnish refreshments, are not transferable.
| IF any such tickets are presented at the
| gate, by any other than the proper person,
the gate-keepers are instructed to take up
and destroy said tickets.
l0.--No animal will be permitted to oc-
cupy any stall belonging to the Society un.
less II be entered on the Secretary's book
for exhibition, and if animals occupying
stalls belonging to the Society, are not ex.
hibited in the Ring at the time appointed
for the exhibition of the class in which
they are entered the owner will be charged
one dollar day for each stall thus occu
pied.
| lI.-Aiiy person may make one entry il
the classes of 1.-Two Stock, Except Sheer
and Hogs) by the payment of one dollar
in each case; but for each additional en-
/ try in the same class he shall pay SO cents
For Sheep and Hogs, 80 cents for the frs
and 25 cents for each additional entry will
lje charged. In all other classes, persons
holding Family Tickets will be allowed Il
enter without additional charge, excep
those classes where a special entrance fee
mentioned. For second entry of the sam
animal, to be exhibited in another class,
fee of one dollar will be charged.
ENTRIES.
| A II .tocI. md -arLiclna must be entnra
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COMMITTEE To ARRANGE FLORAL HALL.

Frank Steel, Mrs. Jno. A. Smith, Tom
Hibben, Mrs. David Miller, j. w. Brid-
well, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Josiah Steven
son, Mrs. ]. N. Townley, Jno. w. Ellis,
Mrs. w. Copes, G. B. Roads, Mrs. c. s.
Bell, c. b. Vanpelt, Mrs. Willett, Perry
Roush, Mrs. B. Conard, Henry Glasscock,
Mrs. j. w Harwood, Samuel Scott, Miss
Lidie Hibben, Carlisle Barrere, Maggie
Trimble, Frank Reed, Annie Barry, Jas.
w. Doggett, Lizzie Barry, J. NJ. Boyd,
Annie Meek, Jas. w. Patterson, II. Muir
ply, Lizzie Kyle, Lizzie Handley, r.. L..
Johnson, Marie Thompson, Laura V. Spar
CUR, Mary Conard, Mary Ellis, Maggie
Wright NIollie Delaplane, Della Reece,
Lizzie Work, Nettie Holmes, Sarah Brown,
Maria Stewart, Mary Woodrow, and DIR. S.
j. Specs.
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Youths Department.
Enigmas.

Fourteen letters form my name;
Ten, thirteen. eIeveil, is very tame;
NV one, thirteen, with four and eight,
T. often served mp on plate.
MY three, two, nine, and six, combined,
Il interesting TO mankind.
My fourteen, twelve, aud seven, together,
Il worn In every kind Of weather. .r
NV ono, six, eight, aud ten is found .
Quite usefnl when snow doth abound.
Now when you have hese all together combined, f.
The name OF handsome school teacher you'll aud,
Who though he's no Miller nor yet Millwright,
. - - - POLLY ANTHUs.
I A'" H O.
7 = L am composed n u letters. .gg 9W "f
My bl234l 6 Is n boys Dame.
Ny III IL n worn on the head. ltl .st" 4
MY s 10 Is tina name Of friend. r-tr
nv IL 7 ia the name of our old cat. n n .G
NV whole Is the name of young gentleman livin
ON Clear Creek. PAPS BOY.
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eCowper says that sthe tear that Is wiped
with address, may be followed, perhaps,
with SMILE" II is a woman's tear,
the perhaps is unnecessary you can gen.
orally dry ut with a dress, r.,..ft..,
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Any man can stare death in the face a
little while, bus can not look it cut Of
ooU,leenonoo' --.--- ---- : ---- /. ------ ~
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Mathematical Problem.
re he ,. snd ste s. and o1S be II, what 6 the =
20 aud the Z of27l .rH oRTfGlA.
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ENTRIEs.

All stock and articles must be entered
by III o'clock of the day on which the
same are exhibited.
Entries can be made at any time before
the Fair by application to the Secretary at
Hillsboro. During the Fair entries will
he received only at the Office of the Secres
tary, at the Fair Grounds. ,s... .-..q
When articles OF nnimalsare not deemed
worthy Of premium, the Judges will re,
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Premium List and Regulations
FOR THE
SEVENTEENTH ANNUALFAIR
OF THE
Highland Co. Agricultural Society,
TO BE HELD
At HillsLoro, Wednesday, Thursday and
F1Tcldy. Oct 3D.. 4th and 5th 1866.

Board of Officers for 1860.
President-Benj. Conard.
Vice President-John Barry.
Secretary--E. Arthur.
Treasurer. w. Spargur.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jno. A. Patterson, Wesley Copes, NJ. T.
Nelson, G. b. Miller, Thomas Miller, L. NJ.
Johnson.
sUPERINTENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
Farm Implements-C. b. Miller.
Horses, Jacks and Mules-L. NJ. Johnson.
Cattle, Swine, Sheep and Poultry-Thos
Miller.
Floral and Domestic Manufactures-Jno
A. Patterson.
Farm and Garden Products-M I. Nell
son.
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CLASS G-NO. ~.
HRuI1H.
CLASS H-No. 10.

Best twelve ears of white field Corn .......".Sl Oo
twelve ears of yellow field Corn ,,.....,,,,... 90
display OF Corn In variety ears each.... 90
g sample white Wheat, half buahel".,-,... / 90
a. sample red Wheat, half bushel.............. l 90
- display Of Wheat in variety. on
sample OF Oats, half bushel......... ....... ! 10
/" sample Of Barley, half bushel............ 90 B
sample of Rye, half fbushel,.,..........,.,... %
sample Of Timothy Seed, half bushel....... l ~
Sc sample Of Clover Seed, half buahSl....... 90
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Troubles like clouds change their shape
and float away, or spill themselves out in
lteaFs, lo .f1i.'s 9. .l.a ,'.',. ...-... III.
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CLASS I-No. H.
sHoEMAKER's PRODUCTS,
CLASS J-No. is.
rAILoR's s rRoDuors.

Best flashed Dress Coat 40
- finished FrooN Goat, M
q hnisbed Oyercoat., ''s''ii''' M
% hnished Pantal6ons., M
finished Vest" -
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,LDEsTPAPER IN THE COUNTY.

=. L. BOARDMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
OFrICE-Main ST. north side second door east Of High,
90 F nearly opposite the Post Office.
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY NEWS,

Devoted TO News, Literature, Politics,
Agriculture, and the Interests of
Highland County. a.
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2 IhN % . ANUs %
FAT CATTLE AND OXEN.
GLASS B-No. Z.
nstUru roWa
GLASS C-No. s.

Best Cow for milk So
ID best Cow for milk or butter.................
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-14

A country schoolmaster, preparing for
au exhibition Of his school, selected q class
of pupils and wrote down the questions
which he would put TO them on examina.
tion day. The day arrived, and so did the
hopefuls, all but one. The pupils took
their places ia was arranged, and all
went on glibiy until Tie question Of
the absentee came, when the teacher ask
cd, In whom do you believer IN Napo-
leon Bonapartc! was the answer quickly
returned. You believe in the established
church, do you not2 No. said the
younester; Tie boy that believes in that
church hasn't come to school to day
----z-e
In Confederate General S. f. Warren,
now i'll Cincinnati, declares that he swas
not whipped in the recent war, but hadn't
time to fight the thing out, and so conclu-
ded to surrender
1t is so hilly i'll some parts of New
Hampshire that the people look up the
chlmmcys 10 sec when the COWS come
home.
The Poitsviic Journoi says it wants a
nurse to take care of n basket Of children
left at his Office short time since.
Only six out Of sixteen detectives in
New York arc above suspicion Of collusion
with thieves.
A young lady in Chicago Ic. her water
fall in pawn for shoes. The next day she
redeemed it,
Nhcn a soldier wants kiss what milf
tary man"'lvrc docs he perform lie
goes TO the right face
We'll, my boy said a school'nas ster to
pupil, can you tell ne what syntax is 2
Yes, sir; it's the duty OH sp;ri,s'
Whe" is lamp liable to be angry ?
Wbeu it is pat out.
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In the Matter of the Real Es
tate Of Sarah Pace, Decd.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IEEETILLE DE:7HIC7.

James a. MeCor'l, Guardian, Applicant, nrains,
John Davis and wife Jane. ct ul., Defendants.
3 appearing to NY satisfaction that Thomas
4 Pace, The children of Matilda Thomas.
deed. (nnincs not known,) tho children OF
Rich q Pace. decd, (namcs not kn"wn,) some
o; the Defendants in this case, reside beyond
the limits CT this State, it, il, therefore"
Or4rr|d. that :h"y Il" nppear and Object TO
the division or sale of the Real Estat" of Sarah
Pace, deed, on or before the 9Th November
NEXT rr their consent TO the same will he enter
&c OF record
WM. HILL, o. ~. ID.
August q, 1SCG, II, lm-3m
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Total.

Total. .Sl3 IS
Alter rather amusing Trial, during
which :he plaintiff admitted that he ate
some Of the confectionery lie brought the
girl, the court gave n verdict OF 25 cents
and costs against the plantll. Ills Honor,
Mayor Levy, Judge Flint, Gen. Washburn,
ex.Mayor Lloyd, and several of our prom-
nent business men were summoned as wit
nesses on the part Of the defense, as TO
cost Of kerosene, worth Of room for sra,k-
ing purpo,es etc, etc The cost OF the
suit amounted 10 1892 Il. Reckon
this amt smart city Guess not!
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passages from poin! TO point by this ar
raugement than any other, and hence the
importance of careful investigation of all
the facts with reference to the projected
railroad through Mexico from the Atlantic
to the pacific Oceans.
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CURIOUS LAW SCr IN LA CROSSE.
hiou.-A CouHTING CASE IN CouRr,-
| The La Crosse DcmocTat of n recent date
tells the Glowing story:
There came OH to-day before Police Jus.
tlcc Hubbard, in this city, singular law
suit growing out Of the following par,icu-
lars: Charles Morland and Robert w.
Cndine, two young men about % years of
age, having for some months been court
ing young lady. The men grew Jealous
Of each other, and each strove to win
the girl 10 conscnt TO n marriage. But
she could not decide which to have.
Sunday night Of las, week, the two men
were sitting on the porch tal%ing with the
girl, when dispute arose between them
| which was tho shortest route TO North La
Crosse-Molland saying by tho depot,
Gndine claiming by the wagon road They
referred the matter TO tho girl, who laugh
InSly replied that the best way to decide
was TO walk there anu back, each by his
route, when they could decide which was
the Iui' kest anl as there was little differ
cncc in the distance. she could know which
was The smariest man. And she rlayfuly
added, "Go, noble knights, and he who
first returns shall claim my hand in mar
riagc.'
Each man started, MurIand disappear.
! ing around the corner by the depot route,
Cndine around tho other corner, TO go by
the wagon road. When Undine returned
alter 40 minutes walk OH "a hot night, he
was made still llctter by seeing Mo,and
cooiy sitting on tho porch where he had
been for s. minutes, rs he only stepped
around the corner and returned, preferriaa
sitting with the young lady to walking
three miles over railroad ties. After some
ha:d words Undine told the girl 10 90 to
| hotter place than La Crosse, and left the
house. lie brought suit against the girl
TO recover pay for tho following bill Of
goods, which lie had presented her whi.e
Sparkling Ler. We cory the bill fom the
| court records
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On tie trial, the Hon. Angus Cameron
appeared for tho prosecution and Brick
Pomeroy, by rather particular requvsl,
for the defence, under whose Instructions
the young Indy presented bill as fol-
lows:
To kerosene oil months :. 50 90
10 rent Of parlor for sparkling. 10 so
10 confectionery eaten by plaintiff %
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Tue SEcEEr.-I noticed said Frank.
lin, IA mechanic, among a number of 9th
ers at work on house erecting, but n lii
tie way from my Office, who always appear.
ed to be in merry humor, who had &
kind word and cheerful smile for every
ono be met. Let the day be ever so cold
gloomy or sunless, happy smile danced
like sunbeam on his cheerful coun:e.
nance. Meeting him one morning asked
Eim to tell me; the secret of his constant
and happy flow of spirits
No secret, DOCTOR he replied. Z have
got one OF the best wives, and when I 20
to work she always has kind word Of
encouragement: for me, and when I 90
home she meets me with a smile and n
kiss; and then the tea is sure 10 be ready,
and she has done SO mary little things
through the day to please me, that I can.
not find it in my heart to speak an unkind
word to anybody
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In tho Matter of the Real Estate
of Jas. j. Adams, decd.
S O u III CA1lOLTN "A.
dREEIILLE ULS1RIEY

ABEEIILLE DISTRICT.
Rachel G. AdHmn, applicant. against john s.
Adams, Geo. +. Adams. ct al, Defendants.
Tr appearing to my satisfaction that JOHN S.
L. ADAMS. GEO. +. ADAMS. the children
Of Mrs JULIA McCAII.A. decd (nnmes not
knownI the children Of Mrs. LOUISA VAR
BROUGll, deed (naInrs not knownl Defend
ants. reside without this State:
1t is, therefore, ordered that they do nnpear
and object to the division or sale of thu. R.ui
Estate Of JAS. j. ADAMS. deed, on or before
tn" 9th day OF November next, or their consent
10 the same will be entered VI record
WILLIAM HILL, o. a. u. f.. 81
Ordinarys Office August 6, 1866.
August il IL eo1p3t
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USEFUL TABLE.

In consequence Of numerous inquiries
daily as to tho price Of Gold for Confeder-
alto Notes during certain period, we have
TOR the convenience Of our citizens, who
may have settlements to make, prepared
table from our books, showing actual sale
from January l, 1901, to May i, 1865
which is at your service, should YOU think
proper to publish the same.
L. G. BARRIER & SoN,
Exchange Brokers.
Augusta. Ga, June 8, 1865.
Prices Of GoiH for Confederate Notes
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GEO. R. csRuMPI., q !, !, Y, n. !. j. j

GEO. B. CRUMP 6 co.
General 6onsasiissSis 1effpiq'Nts 20 u,sd
.ssSIp. .solssdEe 8 Dealers ~ rs
LIQUORS, SIS TOBACCO,
M Bacon. Land. Grain, Qiano, do, sss-;. -.
2Q9. BreadE stree Aspnslssasa -
~ WIN purchase aid se6 fCSmlaissio
Coston, Tobacco Produce end Merehandise OF
coNsiGEHENTs soETctTED
Z fssy ssR4fsf in ~ WastinRtoh tS ID: H.as rss-
shaw JAs- JnnkipsG. W. nsyaat, Pettns d
Galway ~ 3ss = Huns 4. 1880, ,-sup.
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MY Stock embraces the following articles
WI and styles Of GLASS aad METAL HAND
LAMPS. NIGHT LAMPS. LARGE AND
SMALL STAND LAMPS. BRONZE PARLOR
LAMPS, HALL SWING LAMPS, HALL
BRACKETS, with and without Reflectors ):
Chandeliers. all styles, with 2, 8, and Lights;
Police, Pocket. Globe and Dark Lanterns !:
Chimneys and Burners of the most improv cd
kinds; Wicks, Oil Cans Trimmers, etc.
eE- These Lamps rary in riice from so cents
to $50 each. Chandeliers froha $6 to SlOO
sB Keep constantly on hand a Large Sup.
ply of the TUREST AND BEST KERO-
SEM OIL MADE. put up in Barrels, and
Tin Cans. suitable for City or Country.
All orders large or small solicited and promp.
tly attended to. e. 8, BLEAKiEY
June l 1866. 7-Sm
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REPgaEScEs Merchants generally of. Au-
gusts, Ca; Earle d Co., Schanck d Downing
Dudley p. Ely & Co., New York; John Glib
sons Sons a 0o., Glsghorn: Herring, James
lett &Co., Ward Loved Co, Bastimote; Chas-
ter, Gneid d. Sons, Brighom, Thayer d 90 !;
Boston: Shy look d Rowland, St Louis, Mo-:
Andrew Buchanan d Co., louisville, KY; n,
+. Walker, New Orleans, La.p Goodwin, Ward
q Co3 selna, Alabama, Ala; Baker, Robbins
GO B: A. Weeme, Cunningham q Pnrss,
Henry Bsyap, Sayannab, Ga; Geo. w. Wil.
llama d CO, Willb 4 Chisoih as3eston, .s. o.
Junal, 1855. 9 8m.s 3 \ NJ 81 &. ~
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Which was the last actual sale for Confederate
Notes. .'''"
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go Query Does aamanfteel girlish when
shss @ @m1aakes q 4 maiden spsssh :, ts'iss'5
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roptey2. ~, ;tF.,5s5s 1$
hAland route from New York also
jsh6 s. favor of the Vera Cruz line.
Erch New x York or Philadelphia to New
QIsans by railroad is four days :; from
thsnee fto Vera Cruz by steamer, three DAYS
ksn The latter fort to siguantenea, by rail.
Icaa sMe adaya; and from. there to San
fssns M boat six days making fifteen
dsys snsail from assw. York 4 to San
haheiA ians llswsY i ork / 10. San Fan.
eisSo way 4. ausna ,oeaup;ss twen,v. m
three days, on the average, which oiys,
eight days in fsyor ei the Mesican route q q
The, port Of siguantenega is spacious ana
wsiSptptScBsd and sesmsl 4ssnsslls 8 dan
ted for Terminus st greater inter ocean,,
railway The aItersti6n:in the established
ssntszef eeeap4Fassl whichxmeuhs bs.ne,
esasted " ahs adoption of this he line
would not interfere sn the least with The
arcs Of great circle sailing at present fol,
lowed by. y.yessels bound from. either sssLore
Of this Continent, east or west, from. Eu
rope, or chsna, Ahs.rslis, orzJapau. They
could make shortsr;if not more rapid
SO e5' ss4ss' 'z$$.8:s. cals q 4 = e-x-.Sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09

A -BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE TX.
~. press ONCE us West Eleventh street sikth
nus Furohure families moved CITY country; furniture.
panoferses packed aud SHIPPED, furniture Stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09

rRANKFIELD A CO., JEwELLERs. 2p SIXTH
~ avenue corner Fourteenth street. and 3ib Eighth
nne TWENTY sixth street. recommend their fine stock
OF Watches Jewery and silver Plated Ware. Diamonds
other Precious raenees snd sole msnufsc.
" American Cuckoo Clocks watches with
Iork@ts for likeurasrs Ac A. rRANkFIRLD co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09

A FINE FARM roR SALE OR ExcHANoR-NEAR
n Scotch Plains New Jersey with stock, crops and farm
ing tools, rcasonab4e tcrms - . - 60. -