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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27
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Share latest 20 fpm ne eaislt pefI Fee.
~ toa 0be, Ielaaa AL oher wss,sra S,s,sa
aa4 peshs hvm ether paarus Z Mssoar,
81 saaas h aul ersnIsa y l~eatisss vth ref
sfgnes 10 sssag bosses e. themselves q IT'S
reks efssstiyg,
Perhaps e. agricultural aaFanasss aions
ether parts ogtas State nay % msrg Desirable
thooSh ogss lsriss the heat market hsre.a'uays
eoo5 en- ace sut oftbe M,aes IA ,he ,icinsty b
uay be autael vhe,hsr ca tbe vadlt Il Il net
eqaal 10 th, Test paftiaus ft1s state 10 bat re.
spect Tbcre $ no prairie here sstssly heavy
tmbsf-seai or vheat auI tho smsB gr~aissAad
corn Is f1r, theaga Z !, as = great staple here
a. q lNiaois Cettoa has been fa.od hstt 10 small
quantities, ba' oessr te shy Eree, ssieat Tbs
to3aceo + pronounced equal 10 thc IL, raised n
Kentucky or Virginia.
Perhaps 6F traitits uasscslle4 II any part
II tac country uorth or south.
New discoveries are being aals "a he lead
mining region. apd a general revival u activity
peryails every department q industry.
Ahv n The Ga rebels here IAN readily into
The uss order Of things, aud, making a virtue Of
Necessity. seen 80 lead their assistance Ia eaering
every facility 10 promote the isimigralop. 81 10y.
al, Industrious citizens into our midst; bot BY
fat the greater portion receive sues new oemsrs
most up~welcomoly, and themselves talk Of the al
vantage to be gained by immigration 10 Mckee
OF Brazil. Without wishing harm TO either q
these sister go,srnmsnts, We bespeak for their
speedy aud prosperous voyage. utlhsfvard.
Among the wants q this people, not the least
: 3 supply u good teachers. Hundreds " va
oAnO,s' are ready to b Allied ~ As msay sn.rgst-
is ianke~ otihs -sAehing parssAsios, Who can
81 4 more reEanerAiiss employment here AAn
for the same class Of ability At hous | believe
u wish | bad The ear q many u my old friends
a litls while to detail 70 them as | o4nnot on pa
per the advantages that Missouri seems TO nae 70
offer to such as have a little means Iha, they seek
to invest where opportunity presona itself,
have travelled over some Of the best agricultural
sections u our country have visited mining
regions Of different kinds, but nowhere have ]
seemed to see united so much that ia desirable "a
the immigrants as here. The sgrioulturiss viii
fad God farming Lands At low pricos-a ready
aud good market for all be can raise. and, whai
Is uol the most common throughout the West,
healthtul climate-not less so than can be found
IN New England, Hundreds ofrspid streams arr
racing to tho Mississippi that ought TO be toiiinG
in he service Of man,
Society IS rapidly recognising itself into
shape that conforms to the civilization Of our new
day tina, seems dawuing 50 glori, usly upon ou'
regenerated nation.
Ia he hope that some of yea in Bennington
County may sec the matter III favorable light
/ rom tiu rs heretofore, EquiSox,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

We eoFe prepared d learn that Sir.
Johnson bdsfal viii Congress a. 10 samc
features IL - logaalien adopted. aa4
hoped 10 Cad So difference saeh = could
be satisfactorily adjusted. Bet ws had
GOT looked ior sbreai and sweeping Dis.
approval Of puHiple- vital 10 The future
wsllsre al gbc coAasty ~aieh. We cannot
conceal from ourselves. are embraced in
thc ael which has been asapprosea. Tho
simple fact that a certain law has brea "a.
l0ed, IS of far less imlosianer than that he
ycio has been accompanied y expressions
that seem e demonstrate an existing an.
taFonlsm which may 10 in1re5 become
a source of Inevitable i~isas,sr, bal Ia
which the nttilc danger lss vuvsepcd.
The people are no, eager to centrdiao
aud consolidate power At Mashingion.-
They do no, wish 10 impose arbitrary and
haFsh restrictions upen the development
OF States They ask for no MEASURES %
malicious reugcialaerS toward tic authors
OF the instruments q secession. They do,
however, demand, and before God they
stand pledged 70 enforce ihe dsmand,-
tha, The last ve5tige Of tia, infamou. bar.
barism which has pervcised sad poisoned
The nations lite, shall be removed. 10 leave
not a stain Of is influence upon oar char
actor and that the down ,rodaea, help.
less, muchabusca children Of cur Com
mon Father, who have been Frustrated
before this Car u Jugsemaut, shall be up
lifted into the sunshine of a foil and per.
feet liberty. II Presidents, or Congresses,
or Parties, oppose this, woe unto them
for upen il Cod. chariot rides to the sure
aud everlasting judgcmsHt-Aibaay Ev,H-
ing Issrsai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27
STATE NEWS

They have 4 style OF marriage a. 81.
Adams tla, "a very unique aud teononi-
cal. The infatuated pair walk into a ho-
tel and order aaoom and fire, The par
son is sent ior and lies the knot, when tho
brakeman draws his squirrel.skiu, selects
a one dollar bill and hands il TO the wit.
ness, pointing 10 the parson and saying
'"Give that are TO that are %lsller.' There
upon the hotel keeper is notified that the
loving couple are going out TO walk, aud
they walk so far IN search VI the honey
moon that return is impossible. Cheap
aud cute Wahons Journall
W. have understood that the Sloan
Hospital buildings and grounds may come
into market. 1.-The cholera should visit
III cities next summer, these buildings
may be wanted to accommodate a lhous-
and or so o the thousands who will rush
TO Vermont Tor SAT ty Cholera or no
cholera, Vermont viii probably have more
visitors next SUMNER than ever before
Wahoa's Journal
The subscriptions to the new Congre.
g%ational Church in Montpelier, already
amount 10 over $4,000, which secures
tbe election Of a arge and handsome edi-
flee instead Of the old brick building now
occupied by the society. George Brad
shaw, Esq, OF New York city, contributes
$4,000 the largest sum yet contributed by
any one individual.
DR.. Ruggles, an eminent chemist in
New York city, while spending the season
Of hot weather last summer Mt the Amcri-
can House in ll%ydepaik, visited the Paint
Beds in The east part Of the town, and
there according TO bis own statement made
~ the time, found crude petroleum. oil on
the surface.
The following promotions have recently
been made IL the 9TH VI. Regiment -
Capt Geo. T.. Croft. to be Major, rice
Eigar N. Billiard First Sergeant Chas.
II. Leach. Go. 4. 10 be Adjntanl, rice
Geo. w. Sheldon, mustered out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27
NEWS ITEMS.

Al a party at The town Of Az oca, Ave
mile, from Russellyille, Ala, recently
thirteeu persons, ont Of n company OF tbir-
ty. we're fatally poisoned from drinking
~hi.key which, it is supposed, had been
lrugged. Three Of The musicians, who
had drank very freely, died before day
The other victims lingo ed longer.
The dignity Of The American Republic
is IN danger, If We may believe an snthu-
siastic French journalist, who, in describe
ing The Spartan simplicity Of the United
States embassy il Paris asserts that he
found Mr.. Bgelow cooking HE own ham
AND eggs, without any attendant to wait
on him.
A young woman was dragged In . pho
tograph gallery in Chicago on SATURDAY
last, the object Of the artist being 10 get
some nude photographs. Such = heavy
dose was administered that The girl was
rendered speeches., and at lke last ac-
counts had not recovered the use OF her
tongue.
Tie Portland Star tells good story Of
patriotic lady in that city who got 50 in
leresled IN benevolent objects, working for
FAIRS, &c., that on being called upon 10 put
a patch on one Of her husbands under gar
ments, commenced fitting a wreath TO lbe
dIlapidated part aud did not discover Che
mistake for some minutes.
Mr.. Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, aud Nr.
Hooper Of Utah, often get each others
letters and dispatches. Tie former OPEN
ed a telegram the o!her day, which con
vryed the astounding Information, sUne
Of your wives has just been delivered Of
on"
a Connecticut paper ,ays that under
the head Of stationary, IN the accounts ol
the State Senate, for the spring session.
last year. we're liquors 70 the amount Of
S309-wbich we're dispensed 10 members
Of tia, body in he anie.room Of the State
House.
About tie sma Hest kind Of thicyiag on
record is that recently reported from Sam
dusky, where some people have been ia.
the habit Of walking four miles 90 the ice
after dark and stealing cannon balls be-
longing 70 the Government from the fort
Oh Johnson's Island, to sill them for old
iron. Quite a number Of shot have been
ri1ed IN tbs way.
A young factory girl named Mary sher-
idan. met sih a terrible death 81 FULTON,
y. y. .last week Crossing q canal bridgeI
% q plank phieh was slippery with zee
and under which was a shaf ing Nbicb rel
VOWED 100 times in q minute abe slipped
and fell. and was torn TO pieces instantly
by the machinery.
Judge AIdrieh Of South Carolina fai
delivered a decision declaring the eon1
s~lilutionaIiy Of b. stay law Of lhssI
state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

tie tsp or tafce 0ihtr CERT men Rho ir-
var as rote uHb he Democrats e pet
srsue @ acting vih ae hgn1red ard
twelsc CT 6aetu membefs e dssir y uf.
Gan aatoa. arc Ha tbe IHioa parry Bot
We Is pg, thtak tie prcslest VII VS. a.
ling to break wab ths PARTY uaeh elect.
"a a.m = Nr. Weed sssas aesfoas y
has .ns him. Anew lork politician Ike
Raymond may be a5ie . So II harmony
aiih men lie Roger. ana Brooke, bas We
arc got vel really b. believe hat = patriot
from 'bs mountains # Tennesc see can bring
himself 10 IL The President viii soon
6ud tlat be needs other support laan thA'
Of Mr. Raymond aod the New York itns7'
and when Be sees "a lhe n side the one.
18th which opros q lim ana The var, and
on tie other side the tour alhs which sup.
ported him and the wai, We have LILLE
doubt which side lie viii lean %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

nIrrnEnlA rra NEMrpi.

When this disease first made its appearance 1t
was regarded as a terrible scourge, Multltudes
died aud there seemed to DO no remedy, Whole
families were out down suddenly aud who'd cou-
munities lfembled for themselves and theirs
But now, in some communities al least, the dis
case Is little feared, provided The proper remedy
Is applied Ia season. Iu those communities it is
well settled that tveics and stimulauts, properly
administered, are a sure remedy. Large doses
Of quin;ne together With some diiusive stimulaat,
if given in the FIRST stages Of the disease, usually
check its progres, Immediately And even when
/ has assumed is worst form this prescription
viii usually prevent \ fltal termination Neur-
ishing food IS indeed u.ually given and consider
"a necessary bat il is Intellectual without tile
tonic. And | think the medical profession will
eventually settle on the above Is the only proper
prescription for he disease. The principle on
which tunics and siimuiants are given when the
patient b. %llboring under a high fever | must
leave for . N Que IN the profession to explain
But | believe it is a f.et that they subdue tbs r.
yer ms cal OfincreasinG il ia casa Of This disease,
a result which seems strange 10 Amy, who have
always regarded them as tending to pro nee r.
yer.
The question has arisen IN my mind, whether
the siimniaats are Indispensable Would not
the quiuine boye All the desirable effect without
hem Have any physicians in their practice
depended on lie tonic without, The stimulant -
I make this enqairy IN order 10 draw out the
Projection on The point, especially If any have
dispensed with the stimulsnt. Ny reason is,thai
many on account OF their temperance principles
are ayerse to taking alcohol even as a medicine.
Aud ii case Of those, who have formed ths habit
Of using spiriis and are now reformed, or who
have good reason to fear that hey are liable 70
have the appetite excited in them there is ground
for such aversion. And If the same end eau BE-
att lined without slo1boI a. with il, physicians
doubtless would be ready to avoid any such pos
sible evil to their patterns. For it Is doubtless
true that il is better 70 die now sober han TO have
lite protracted a kw years and then die a drunk
ard Ifthis article shall elicit from medical men
some facts ID answer to the above enquiry il viii
answer lis end. j. D CLARK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

A passage at aras oeclrred, Saturday.
m ll.a Tennessee House Of Representa-
live. between the speaker, Mr.. Haskell,
and Mr Mullins, about the power OF the
speaker to compel The members vote when
lln.kell called Mullins a Damned Old Har,
and a lgtag sounded, accompanying his
word. With his malleg which be hurled
with considerable force a, the head Of Null
Inns. Mullins drew a pistol on the speak
e., When the members rushed in between
tle belligerenis and quiet was restored.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

THg ATLAKTIc MoSTHLY for March contains a
very interesting article entitled "An Asnlzonian
Picnic" Il Il the first Or a series, aud Is written
by Mrs Agassiz. who accompanied Prof Agassil
% bis seieniiae expedition 70 Brazil. cbarie'
Reads story, Griffith Grant. he continued anl
bids f,ir 70 he an excellent serial. "Poor Chloe,
BY Mrs. chIds. is a story which pictures 'hs
woes q slavsry Is il FORMERLY existed IN MAssa-
ehusttls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

Al terrible accident occurred IN SILVIA
ter, Saratoga county, lasi Tuesday. 4
daughter OF Mr.. Clark Smilh was instant
~ Killed ia her fathers grisi mill. She
s.lesed the place with a shall thFowh over
her head and shoulders and approaching
an uprgh, revolving shaft which vas 30
rapid motion, playfully put the ends q the
sla =. around l. pressing them doWn tight
II wah Der hands. Instantly the shaw
became fastened around the shaft, and size
wns drawn up 10 il and whirled around
viii lightning Ike sailness. Der limbs
f,i,s 90, and striking against other por.
lions u The nail, by which they we're bro
Ken and crushed into i shaPeless mass
VIA. iaken down, life Was exuncl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

The engineer Of ,rae near NesbuFy-
por discovered a man standing between
ihe rails one eseaing last week The b.
eomsiive bell ard wAisfle ialgg 10 remove
lin. the engine was reversed bat Il was
10 late. The train weui over ,he Agare
ard some distances beyond before i oosld
h. arrested. The ira ms thea hasienea
hack for The mangled genasaS, ane dscoF-
sle8 themselves tie victim q = Aear
seil. Itu1 : suit q ol3 Globes, stuffed
AID s~rraagod 10 human resemblance
The STAR Is being Investigated, apa q iAe
psspesraiors ais discovered, i VIII prove
sssrrg Joke foF somebody.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

n, -t mau. tsn. Afl kifs Atm
slafeths cssess sffrsA el Ia te
=. ttsH base ihsm 81 leea f
Tstft "a 50 uras g. loss y
hntos ssrk Eve 81 ur csuass
- uhh theasiag rsfrers ua&aiN
tssslirsi lsakiag PorfsgBrse 9fs sa
psss~. Hats wsrs res affusy pei q
- 49, shs8oasS mssih q tae
"a ,s.Isas ttsghf lor ihs sraafe.
s03.t thsm bot dont taraW away 2
.hs,w rsr8 psw5s 70 sbe men ~ She f
wei lsoun. bot uile over ihfn
r. ssas mosaeas = secas3 gpn thaaa.
ertd oBc
.f.neas ~ 1o,s aisd ds bey ~.
iain
Tb iiaa sbs shoi plagghel iaio ihs
,esnra esnoe. Ard shattered 4 uie freq
msnts t. tadiag eanoss halted 20 -.
81 fbs wounded aud pick Up sic fur'iF-
erA
TIE 81 taffs gave . shoai q triumph
II. reai momsut The sisrm bgrFi fall ~
IL ,hsm Ii fan forer From The hfti a.
~. ! aoseu rough. aekmuznlea itll9p'
aasbel a. tbe spil6te's side apd attempt
"A d board her. Posts met tbem viii
tlse ard r~uslass, a1d drove them hack
ever The ,hips r~unwAle after ten minutes
hsnj.to. hand aghiiag. Twice Gasket'
~estia.s saved he b~oy-csp,ain's lie THREE
n she Oldest hands, urged on by Jekyil
kepi If woik al the time with a een'ra.
goa. 10 keep oG he miscrcauis
II "a hard Nofk, ard the men were
Al ba, spent. when a discharge Of musk
airy arese iaio the air from the foot @
Elephant HA ,
God be ihaakedr cried Powi', as q
lssrsj. faind sud Sound q, against z gun
carnage. we are saved, boys. Give Z
,i.sta again. Blow the dogs out Of iht
sAierf Nov, all a, once
The pirnie1 bad aed, leaving one third
oftheir number dead ii Elephant Day
bet Captain Willoughby had not arrived
. nomeb. too soon. Great was his as
,osishmepl aud delight 10 discover lha.
hs Pickle Of a midshipmsn had captured
lhe famous phantom ship.
Powis is now, we rejoice TO say hrs'
lieutenant Of ii. NJ S. A. . u Tie
finest vessels in the Channel FLEET
WALTER TnoRNnunr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

The Boston Journal, never ultra bat al
wsys sound and true, says poiat,dly and
wtll.
Why has Congress been al the pans y
frame this bill with all is careful aud CON
ivasedly stringent provisions Because
The whole loyal country, which Congress
represents, feels and knows that he South
i not like The rest Of the Union that
While loreible resistance Is waived, peace
hs. not set 50 lar returned that the mill.
fafy tby The nd, lee Of 50 competent a
Judge as The Lieutenant General can DC
Win safety wiihdrawn-lhAt the freedmen
can have ne adequate protection o. lae
hands OF their late master, but must Tor q
s,ple yet be regarded as the wards q The
hation, IL training Ior the fall rights aud
Immunity Of American citizenship. Here
then, are the two sides Of the whole ques-
lion presented il The Presidents Veto
Congress has emb0d cd its views IN The
81 which passed both Houses by great
maiorilies and tie President, IN his veto,
has not only condemned the bill, but ha'
arraigued Congress Tor not sooner admit
ting the late rebel States and making lhcil
ore with the loyal country, lie say tLosC
states may be fully trusted 70 do What !
pecessaty aud proper 10 the premises, and
l..al because similar measures have not
bsen devised for tie loyal States and then
Inhabitants, they equally should noi Dc
foe those that were disluyal several months
ago.
Agains, the whole tenor Of this reason
ing The loyal country Is as firmly, It not as
q, monslratiyely, convinced, as Il was taal
Fort Sampler should not be allowed ic
pass lato The rebel hands forever, The
rapture threatened between ibe President
aud Congress is regretted and deplored
but Il il must come, there is only one side
Tor the loyal masses-and that Is the side
OF he security, at all events, Of those
achievements which were 0 and ihost
pledges which we're made for our brelh'
zen II the armies Of our Union. But We
sincerely trasG that when Andrew John
son hears the howl Of delight which has
bust from the Voorhees, tribe OF Copper
heads, when he marks the tIae OF gloon
spreading Norlhward, and Of exnliatiot
spreading MO The most disloyal sections Q
the South, he will yet be awakened 70 Z
lFuaf Interpretation OF his course, and tia.
seme way will be found 10 re-unite lhos'
Who have thus far stood shoulder 10 shoul
DIR 10 support e the Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

PErERsox's MAGAzfNE, March number, con-
fains the usual number of illustrations aud stor-
les and other lietrary articles. Frank /. Bene-
Diet, Ann. s. Stephens. and Emma Garrison
Jones are among the writer's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

Wesley woodward killed q hog 10
December last that weighed, when dressed, Gl5
pounds. amer ra.ins a litter u Pigs. VIE esa.'
lhatf
Norman Smith, u sandgats, has sold his
farm for six thousand dollars to Abusr Richards
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

HAnrgR'. MosrHLY Gr March has g. inter
es,ing article. with mtny curious hiasifahens.
enutieI SHE Burrosers a. Home" Another
illustrated article il 10 and Areaal Richmond z
aArmalas." by wilkie Collins. is eontinael.-
aTbe second LIE u wuhingou," ''fbe Con-
trsband," 'sTae Seven Days Battles, ae eH-
eslleni articles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

COUNTY CoYNis.toSER Two weeks ago, not
hearing any other person men toned, and know
ing there was to he 10 convention, We suggested.
ia accordance With what seemed to be the geuer-
al feeling rs far IS our knowledge extended, the
name Of Fowler W. Hoyt for County Commission
er. Soon after VIC received information from Mr..
wilder, Of Rupert, that Col Joseph Parker,' Of
that place, would be candidate for the Office
We neglected 10 publish il last week 10 the hope
that some arrangement might be made which
Won "a leave only one candidate IN the field,
knowing that If such negotiations failed tue an
nouncement Of Mr., Parker's name ia this issue
would be IN ample time. As We have heard
nothing from either gentleman we presume that
both design 10 run. So far as We KNOW, there is
no personal objection to either candidate; and We
have 20 doubt the interests &c lie County will be
safe 10 the hands of the successful party whoever
he may be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

oUn Yorso FoLks fr March c%eatains The
DssbeBent Grow A Pair u Shoes; 4 GUNNER
IL Leslie Goldshsaiis's LIFE The sat Crackers
of SBt Craekes Loige, Last Day TIE Baffis
Risa u Rfeisrsksbsrgi Tie Cai-piid Aa.st
Is tas Forest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

AnTnEn's Hoxg MAGAZINE for March contains
pleasant stories BY 7 S. Arthur, Mrs. NJ r.
Aues, Claude Merchant, Virginia +. Townsend,
and other popular writer's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

STATS FAIR At a meeting 81 the Board Il
Directors Of the Vermont State Agricultural So
oiety. held at Mtdliebury 90 the 20th, the An
uual Fair for 1866 was located at Brat.lsboro, to
be held Sept II. u, II aud Il.
Delegates we're appointed 70 at'eal ae Fair e
each County Society iu the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

Rg1rGigus-gersice viii hs held IL Zan
Churrh. FACTORY Point. next sunday tsisrsh AM
81 fhe usual hear A u b Rev. josiah sSErT
81 BaripgtQa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

ions Far Peg. 5 well known citizen q Ben-
uiagion died yesterday morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27

C~oAcrnr-Ther vHl he a concert and festival
Tor the bcucft Of n hitcouib's Coraet band, iu
The basement q he Congregational Cserth AZ
Dorset, on Friday evening March ~ Rhesh-
mems will he furnished By the ladies Of Dorset
and Rupert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OrncERs-0ar friends 10 tie several tosus
viii oblige d by sending Ia a lst Of the Cheers
elected, With the ,oje. fr county Commiss'oneF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-30
MAIL ROUTES.

Chicago aud Eastern Mail arrives at 500 a. m.
and 400 p. m. Closes at p. m.
Port Byron Mail, via. Waterfowl, Hampton,
Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordovs, arrives at
7.l5sa. m. Closes AIS p.
Davenport, Iowa, Mail arrives at p. m and b.S0
a. m. Closes at 3.45 Il. m. and p m.
O9uarkd Mail, via. Camden Mills, Pleasant Rio ge,
Haslitt Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High Point,
New Boston, Kethsburg, O9uawka to Oquawka
Junction. (Sagetown,) leaves daily at 9 a. m. !,
and arrives at $50 p. m. Mail matter for Edg-
ington, And alusia, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, SC, &C.. gees by this
route.
Monmouth Mail, via. Presumption, Suez, Viola,
North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat-
urday at q. NJ, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at p. Millersburg is supplied by this
route.
Centre Ridge Mail, via. Centre Ridge Oxford and
Gaesburg, leaves Wednesday and Saturday at
s 8. m, and arrives Tuesday and Friday at 4
p. Richland Grove Is supplied by this
route.
Goal Valley Mail, by cars, daily, leaves between z
and a M, returning at about p. N.
Cambridge Mail, via Coal Valley Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at a. M, return
ing Tuesdays Thursday and Saturday at p. m.
~ Office hours from a. n. Ito s p. m. Sundays.
open from 9 to o a. m.
JAMES F. COPP, Post Master