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ITO SOUTHERN RAILROAD SUPERINTEND-
"A gentleman OF this city, having had twenty
years experience Master of Machinery and Superintendent
OF Locomotive Building desires similar position
Southern Road would purchase Engines and dscrp
ton of Mahnsts Tools for parties in want of them having
acquaintance with the principal manufactures
am satisfied could obtain them very favorable terms
dress j. W D. in of Chenowith Casey Co.. No. So
Grayier street. New orleans
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ArCTEoN sALES.

~LhRGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
By JOHN o. BLoHM.
AUcToEEER-ofice and sslegro9ui % BisnyiHs stree.
TUEsDAY, May g, at 10 O'Clock 4. IL.
at bis ssesroom, No 30 Beuviie street viii be sold
sg5 pieces Bsacbsd and Brown Costons
800 o.. English and American Prints
SO Csmbles jeans.
80 81. French Cotton ades
800 o.. Kentucky Jeans.
$50 all Wool French Cassiasres
$50 .. Black DelatHes
1903 dozen Calico Hickory and White Shirts
600 g.. Hosiery
50O pisces White Goods
1000 one-hsH silk Umbrellas
ALSO
250 lots assorted seasonabs Dry Goods.
go lots Of ane Clothing
H9-TERzs-At sals.
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New orleans, April 10, 1865 l-,'''' $500 - '-ei-'
SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS.

r DWELL 3 BAILEY,
SHIP BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ga CaroRdelet Street.
j. f. Lo'fELL formerly Baxter Lowell Co.. New orlsals
W s T,AILEY, formerly Auguste Andre Co., Antwerp.
CPaEEVx, NICKERsON a. co.,
GF N. oREEvY, THEODORE MCPHERSON Oh ARLR
NJ FoX1
;, snip Brokers and Commission AAer ehnntss
Agents for New orleans Seams lip Company
IS Caroudeles street cor. GrsyisE, New orleans.
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BIZ MONTGOMERY d BRO
R, N. MONTGOMERY, Auctionser
1'GESDAR. May 8, at II O'Clock A n
~ ther Auction Mart N CImp street win s. sold
a sehsLa assortment of HOUSEHOLD FiTEEITURF sur7
Is ROSEWOOD, Mahogany Walnut Rsdsteads Pa1sars
sPrig seat gnairs Easy ChAirs Marbl Ton Center Tehls
marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet snd Pm
ssls carpets french Plate Mirrors MsstFssas FnoSav1ss
Patntingss C9oEsDoves and utsnsls &C. bain ~ rst
Of several well furnisnsd houses. ~ 1N-e
-AL7o-
A large invoice X Cottage Boda Cane and wood Re-.
Chairs, etc - "N'u ses
R5- TREss-Cask.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURgTIUpE
Velvet and Brussels carpets, French Plate Mors etc a.
auction, account of departure.
BY MONTGOMERY ts BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctionaer
ofice-a Camp street.
WEDEEsDA Y May 9th, 1865, at 10 O'Clock
w IRENE street, between Benge and Cont Streets
eptre of said residence will be sold consisting
Elegant Rosewood Walnut Parlor Bedroom and Dining
room Furniture Mirrors Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, Elegant Paintings and Eng-avngs Bedding Mat
trebses etc, also Cottage Furniture, etc
One Elegant Square Piano.
n8.TERHs-Cash in U. s Treasury notes
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

N -, ~. -, NO I0ee .,
Pursuant tn writ of election bearing date April u 1900 to
me drected by bis Exceleuoy J. Madison Ne S0gernor OF
The State Of Louisiana the qualified electors oil the Ihd te
district Parish OF Orleans posed OF the
Finn sixth and Seventh Precincts in the FIRST Municipal
Distre If tie city New Orleans are hereby nothed that
an ctioD viii be- held on MONDAY the h day Of May 1866
Ssn Of the State louisiana to ~ the vacancy caused
Is ~ H. raysrnatnu OF the Hon. r. B. Mckelvey.s
Tba noIs will the said day Of election from the
49, n o'clock X tod O'Clock to receive the votes
Z o6sd voters Of said Third Representative District
~ e nong places established by the authorities and
G seon held nader the superintendent of the commits
and clerks of election appointed to conduct the
and tpcste returns made to the undersigned returning
officer in conformity to law - -, . :.
New Orleans, April l6 1866.
WIS n'EEEGTEON-ENV ERTU DUN W Rlrl DE
lection date du Y avr 1866 moi adressh par Exc
Madison Wells de la Louisiana les eleeteurs
qualities troeme district repreeentstf de la parosse dor
leans compose du cinqueme Sieme septieme RTrondiss
men premier district municipal de la
par present notifies quune tou lie undi
speme jour de mai 1866 memhre de la chabre de
represent ants assembee generate de tat de la Louisiana
ee de remplr Ia occasionnee par La resignation
de hOn. B. McCelvey Les polls 10 Jour de
pelectiou susdite heures iusquA heues NJ, aim
recevor bulletin des eectenrs qualities udt troiseme
district represenat endroits detection sui des
auOTite detection conduite la surints
dance de cOmmssaire ct gre ct lie retour tpheata
drese soussne cha ge de ransmetEe ennfnmemert
d lloL CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff
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IL. RoDLEY o. 90.

r51mOMAs IL. RoDLEY d co..
NO. PERDID0 STREET, adjoining Masonic Ruildiugl
OFFICE no. l2s eRAylEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTAB BILE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Mil and Male saws Corn Mills; Whsat
Mills and Betting Apparatus shafting Puss and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Ageulttr mi
Implements
We keep constantly hand a full supply Of a
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and WheeIbarrovs from the known factors
of Joshua Bodey, Whseng, Va. 9s3 rtr
We have connection with Eeundries and Machine
shopsn St Louis Lousvi Cincinnati and Pttsburg hro gh
which We are prepared any of machinery
on most favorable terms deliver anywhere north OF New
Orleans rec OF freight THQs b B0DLEY 4 co
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g BIER,....'.. .'.'.'..'...'''..........S. BEEH
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
tJewelry, watches silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted ard
engraved Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and ErusCan Gold
Is Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf Masonic Pins various designs; Silver
Plated Sets Table and Spoons Cups Goblets
Napkin Rings Casors etc Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior qualify
Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
Spectnclea,
| Gold Silver stee and Shell mounted.
The particular of those needing helps to read is
respectfully solicited Semmons Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should used New Pebbles
old frames Particular attention paidto repairing Watches ant
| Jewery, the best workmen being employed,
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
THEHYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND wRINGER.
The best most useful invention of the kind for Swing
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better for saving time labor
and the wear and fabrics washed than other
chine All the machines either rub the clothes and wear
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
WIN '1' HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This not the case There is no rubbing the Clothes and
consequently no wear The washing is most com
petey thoroughly performed by the action of the whee
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or call ane
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere
s. NJ BARTON CO.'S,
; No II Tchoupitoulss sire
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SALE OF MACHINERY.
THURSDAY, May 10, ISA6, on the Ievee,
of Julia stTee OF whom il may concern
viii be sold at public auction
The following Steamboat MACHINERY, via;
BOILERS and Sh AFT steamer Warafut
. BOILERS, SHAFT and 2 ENGINES, from steamer
City Belle
8 BOILERS from steamer John Warner
BOILERS, q ENGINES and 2 SHAFTS from the
stenmer e. F. Dix.
Sale to commence at 10 clock A, NJ,
is5F- TKRMs-Cash in national currency
BY order Col g G. Sawtele, Chief @, NJ.
T. j. STRANG, Rrev' Ii Col and A. Q. NJ
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T.OsT--sTOLEN

OST Or MESLAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5S72
IA for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
Of the bank in of Mrs Jane Mceary issued the
18th March, 1852
not found, application will be made in due time for
newa Of liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box Sl5 Postnttce.
New Orleans La, March IS. 1866.
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BROKERS, NOTARIEs, ETC.
WILLIAM HI. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
No. 141 Magazine street,
New Orleans
All orders left A. E. BLACKMARs, No. l67 Canal street
will be promptly attended to,
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FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE, PIANOS MIRRORS,
Oil Paintings Plated Ware ETC., auction, account
Of departure.
BX GARDNER SMITH, EEIsER 81 CO.,
GARDNER SMTH AHctioneer.
Office, 90 Camp street.
TUESDAY. B7ay g, 1896, at haIf-past 10
NJ, at no l62 Felicity street, between MagaEire and
Camp, will be sold
Fine New Parlor Set of Mahogany Bedroom Set d. Ar
mors Bureaus Bedstead Washstands, Tables, Extension
Tables, Etegere Sideboard Oak Hall Set, Spring
Mattresses Feather Pillows Glass Crockey and Plated Ware
Paintings and tngravings
One large, nearly new. Charter Oak Cooking Stove.
One Square and one Upright Piano
. . n tea
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COTTON COTTON SEED
1860 bushels Boyd Prolific COTTON SEED
1000 . Petit Gulf
of the crop of 1866, for sale by
N. c. eULLBTT, No, 80 NatcheE stree
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FOR RENT.
REMOVALS.

EOR RHINESTONE ON MAGAZINE STREET
pit between Seventh and Eighth Streets two squares ro
Ninth strset market Apply at this office.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
"WEDNESDAY, RFmy -, nt the Government
w Stables Greenvie La viii be sold At public auction the
following described buildings, etc etc viz
SIXTEEN STABLES. each 25O feet long by IS wide,
CuutBiHing G5Jt feet Of lumber
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 200 by 81 feet, containing
100000 feet lumber 100000 shingles $1,000 bricks and 20
doors.
ONE FORAGE MILL 100 by 40 feet containing 30 0)0 feet
lumber 40 ono shingles 10000 bricks 20 windows and sashes
steam eugns II inch ndeI Is Inch stroke boiler.
pump, 5inch cylinder inch stroke
one BUILD " used as Water Works % by 2 feet con
tive boiler oke stack woEthngop pumps 10 ineh cyln,
stroke; / water tank, 20 by 80 10y feet,
ONE FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 20 by 60 feet, containing
lO0 of lumber II 600 shingles 10 windows 1ors,
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP, 200 by 30 feet, containing 49,
coo Of lumber, H. 900 bricks. IL doors ID windows
ONE MESS HOUSE 90 by 10 feet containing % 600 feet of
l4mber
ONE BUILDING used as ONCE 10 by IS feet containing
2lO feet lumber 3Uj0shingles doors and windows
ONE FENCE containing AZ, 800 feet of lumber,
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track
Twelve Small Cars
Twenty-one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe.
Sixteen Water Troughs.
A4Y- TERs1s-Cash, in national currency
Sale to commence at IL A.
BY order of Col Q. G. Sautele Chief Quartermaster
h. j. SfhANG,
BIT, Lieut. Colonel and A. q, NJ.
N B~Greanville Station, the Garrplton Railroad is
f7+ ,y,,fr,t tar1t II pft tho Ypds
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- Transportation ORee of the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad CompanyNew
Orleans March 49, l866.--NOICE TO sHPPERs-The
reduced this road will go effect and after the
lst Of April.
Shippers will be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
by applying at the Railroad Office No. Carondeet street.
at the Freight Depot
All freights on the line the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad must be PREPAID otherwise will
The sent forward T. WARREN,
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Once of Louisiana Petroleum and Coai
OIL Company Fo 81 St Charles street, New oreAnS-fo OF @
present the Office OF the LOUISIANA PETROLEUM AND
COAL OIL COMPANY will be above stated where speel
Of Oil may be and information respecting tn'
operations Of the Company given to persons desiring 70 ''
President.
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OLD MAIDs.-A sprirftly writer 9

OLD MA1Ds.-A sprightly writer ex-
presses his opinion of old maids in the
following manner: az am inclined to
think that many of the satirical asper-
sions cast upon old maids tell more to
their credit than generally imagined
Is woman remarkably neat inner per.
son? She viii certainly be all old
maid. rs she particularly reserved
towards the other sex? she has all
the squcamishness of an old maid. Us
she frugal in her expenses and exact in
her domestic concerns She is cut out
for an old maid And if she is humane
to the animals about her nothing can
save her from the appellation of an old
maid In short, I have always found
that neatness, modesty, economy, and
humanity are the ncvcr-failing charac-
teristies Of that terrible crearure-sold
maid" .sHia2t9ilsse e5@ 1927
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UNITED STATES
Steel A.e, Pen Works. s..
factory, CAMDEN, n ].

N IcTrD,,o' ~ = $50 -33t.4sts
X MEoslEkBROOKf & co. Steel Pen
S ~: manufacturers, Warehouse, 4O3 Arch
Ya se~' Philadelphia, AZ John Street, New
Ar nnese Celebrated Pens are of Genuine
I Isai;liean Manufacture, and comprise every
Sn a;ains style in the Market, and are equal in
bast s =; elasticity and, fneness of point to the
SsS' imported .I They are therefore, sure to
, ''ie eonhdence of the American public.
1 Sa"9t'les end ND prices on application.
1O's Made to Order, of any pattern Or
'$sssinY stamp required. ..,1...a.t
factSs a.sor Sale to the Trade at the Manu-
fs,;i r 8 Warehouse, as above ;, and at
Nes.. 4 oy all Stationers, Booksellers and
's'f Oealers in the United States. 8
g ny,,no i;nss,R ESTERBROOK & co.
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DR.. W. II. WitmOr.

Has been in successful practice for number
Of years, with the experience of the different
hospitals in Europe, also a member of the An
alytical Medical Institute of New York. contin-
n.s to attend to all professional cases at his Of
fee No. 92S Filbert Street Philadelphia. II.
No patent Medicines are used or recon-
sncnded; the remedies administered are those
which will not break down the constitution but
rcnOyate the system from all injuries it has sus-
tanned from mineral medicines and leave the
system in healthy and perfectly cured con
di;on. %. F.. "i -" -.. m
DYSPEPSIA that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health and happiness, undermin-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying thou
a.ds to uutimely graves, can most emphatical-
ly be cured
Melancholy, Alteration that state of Aliena-
ton aud weakness of the mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the pleasures or
performing the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition, chrOn-
MIC or acute warranted curable. ..--r,-
EPILEPSY, or falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn cases of
s,.r FEMALE DISEASES,
RADICALLY removed; Salt Rheum and every
description OF alterations Piles and scrofulous
Glssgeases'which ebaffed all previous medical
tAll'' gan DC cured by my treatment; and do
10y all diseases, ives CoNsUMPrIoN) can be cured
W wearing my Medieated Jacket, which is a
protecupnto the lungs against all changes If
aeather In all climates. Having investigated for
years year the cause and character of intermittent
lever lever and ague) in all parts of the United
Sues wlll cure permanently all crenie orsacute
vases OF ague 4 nervous diseases in few 1days.
name, lancer Cured riabont the knife or Drouinq
g. APE worm that dread to the Human Family
S i%r years, can be removed with two or three
s taS !; OF my newly discovered remedy, warran-
,u r "a all cases. Consultation in the English
make y;.i.s languages free Of charge. will
addressed by letter (confidentiallvS .,d Hod Ge
the country. " any part OF
H., OFFICE s2s Filbert St. pKila.
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Brief but Com M ON History.

l saw him first at asocial party. He
took but a single glass of wine, and THAT
at the request of a young lady with
whom he conversed. 'i.'1 =
l saw him next when he thought he
was unseen, taking glass to satisfy the
slight desire formed by his social indul-
gence. He thought there was no
danger M
l saw him again with those of hi.
own age, meeting at night; to spend a.
short time in convivial pleasure. He
said it was only innocent amusement.
| met him next late in the evening"
in the street unable to reach home. /
took him thither. He looked ashamed
when we met 'Fiaas F
l saw him next rccling in the street.
A confused stare was upon his COUNTIES
nance, and words of blasphemy were on
his tongue. Shame was gone.
| saw him yet once more. He was
pale, cold, motionless, and was carried
by his friends to his last resting place.
In the small procession that followed,
every head was cast down, and seemed
to shake with uncommon anguish.
His fathers gray hairs were going to
the grave in sorrow. His mother wept
to think that she had ever given birth
to such child. ,,-..g -, s..-
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WOODLA

and the farm is we'll watered, Bear Branch
running through it. There is about Is acre .
Of natural meadow. There is fine Apple
Orchard of the best fruit, and an abundance
Of other fruit trees, such as Peaches, Pears,
Cherries, Apricots &c.-all carefully selected
and in bearing condition. l egi
The attention of purchasers is specially
directed to this property as it is seldom that
any so splendidly improved, and in such
good condition is offered.
Those wishing to view the farm will please
call on the tenant Mr.. Burgoon; or on Mr..
Levi Evans. The above property will be
sold low. For terms and other particulars
apply to. Frizell & Manning, or Mr.. Levi
Evans, my agents, at Westminster Md. or
address the undersigned at Parkersburg W est
Virginia. 3-a DItgo asaf rI1o -
Possession given April /, 1867. +.
Oct4-tf HENRY w. HERD. :.
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q j. - = IT. %
A certain green customer, who was q
stranger to mirrors, and who stepped
into the cabin of one Of our ocean stea-
mers, stepping in front of a large pier
glass which he took for door said: 9fl1
II say, mister, when does the boat
start ?'' - tn ;3llsoassf,
Getting no reply from the dumb re-
Fiction before him, he again repeated !:
81 say, mister, when does this here
boat start z" 80 .i'' isoe17 zs7'ie i3aiz
$50 to thunder! you sassafras-color-
ed block-headed bull-calf /; you don't
look as though you knew much any
how" ~ 10 sl33aa ii aat.ad 81 - -
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NEW PHYSIOGNOMY, or ''SIcNs OF
CHARAcrER,n as manifested through Tenn
permanent and External Forms, and espec-
tally in the s'HUMAN FACE DIVINE" One
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1000 illustrations. By S. R. WELLS, Editor
PHRENoLoeieAL JOURNAL. Price, postpaid,
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Broadway, New York, r. - ~
'New Physiognomy'' is eminently practi-
cal, fully illustrated, and well suited to the
wants ofall, In the study of ''the face" the
reader soons learns to rend each and every
feature. Noses are classified as the Roman,
Greek, Jewish, Snub and Celestial. The
eyes speak all languages, whether black, blue,
brown or hazel. In like manner, cheeks,
neck, ears, hands, feet, walk, voice, laugh.
etc, are shown to be "signs of character"
In no other work is.so muchsight thrown
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as in this, or the distinctive traits of nations
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nlloSophers, inventors, surgeons, Dlscov-
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tits an ''Encyclopedia'' of biography, &C.
quainting the reader with the career and
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NEGRO JURoRs:-The Boston Com.
n'onrea1h, Summers organ, is glorify.
ing ever the fact that there are four nc.
groes now serving as jurors IN Boston !;
one in the Superior Court for criminal
business, one in the first Session of the
Superior Court for civil business, and
two in the Second Session. lMassachu-
sets leads the way, and the Radicals in.
the other States follow Let no negro
in Pennsylvania despair. Eff Che ideas
of the Radicals prevail, there is good
time coming for Sambo hersas well as
in Boston. o, ,faG adl .5@lT
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WESTERN
q SSs;sssst MARYLAND 80; :;
i. .... RAIL R @ A D. z. T..
Change, Of Time.
SUMNER ARRANGEENTs.

On and after MONDAY, May 2lst, 1866.
the Trains will run as follows: -, - .ils .
Eastaoard.--Leave Union Bridge at 4.45
A. M, A. NJ. and q 10 p. NJ. ii .a l.,i (
Leave Westminster at $40 Am. and
9.45 A. NJ, and 2.57 P. M. 4, ..a-..,a ~
Westward. Leave Baltimore ct 9.15 A..
NJ. $50 p. NJ, and $50 P. N. lies
Arrive at Westminster at 11.43 A. NJ,
6.O6 p M. and 500 P. M. aicei,,.t
Arrive at Union Bridge at 1927 P. NJ,
$50 Pm. and 8.42 p. M No a4a'zt
cept Sunday AZ H.. =
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays, J at $50. P, M-but all goods for
that car must be delivered before 800 P. M.
For any information in regard to Freights
or Cars, apply, to the undersigned at West
minister. -, ~ 8
:, ,"t ~. I. $3.50. =. Il +. p. H. IRWIN, #
may 24-tf - Sup't.
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A HOOsier at the Asfor.

B. met on the train an elderly Hoo
sier who had been to the show case al
New York, and who had seen hi DO drS
me, as he called it. III 81 81 :
"Did you remain long in New York p
asked B.
z well no, he answered thoughtful
ly, "only one day, for I saw there was
fair way of starving to death, and I
am opposed to that way of going down.
| put up ct one of their taverns and al
lowed | was going to be treated to the
whole 'eTa' s .ixtf fags s,y ave
"Where did you stop?" said B., in.
terrupting him.
cat the. Astor House. I allow YOU
don't ketch me in such place again.
They rung a gong four times after
breakfast, and then when I went to eat.
there wasn't nary vittles on the table"
"What was there ?" 3. ventt,red t6
inquire. $50 aieiaiafg -
"Well," said the old man, enumera-
ting the items cautiously, as if from
fear OF omission-s.there was a clean
plate wrong side up, knife, clean
towel, split spoon and handful, and
what was WORSE" added the old mai.
"the insultin' niger up and asked me
what wanted. Vittles, said. T. bring
me your vittles and I'll help myself"