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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
DIED.

TNwoop-ou Thursday morning, March lst,
HARRTEr M. wifs of John Inwood.
The funeral viii take place from the family
residence In BowleytOwn, this Fridayl morning
At haIf.past 8 O'Clock, and proceed to Meoufcnan-
vile, the place Of interment. The friends OF the
family are invited 70 attend without further mo-
tise. ~ tsn
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tomorrow

NA.Ths Courier says, 1--WE UNDER
stand the liquor dealers do not hold Sc.
cres meetings.; bat it sooggests. If
they have any business they want
to keep to themselves it will be
well for them to hold them. This state
mens, it says, is made by the Secretary
of the Association, who, we understand,
is Mr.. John Kroft, its candidate for
Councilman in the Eighth Ward.
Now, we know but little about the
Association, except what we learn from
the Constitution and By Laws, copy of
which has been furnished us by friend
The Constitution provides for no other
kinds of meetings than secret meetings.
1t provides for sentinels aud pass words,
and if that does not indicate secresy we
can't imagine what it does mean.
We learned yesterday, through an ae-
tive and blatherskiting little Copper
head, and a member of the Association,
who made great fuss over what hs de-
clared was base betrayal of their
eecreta, that the ticket was only "sOog-
gested" He said two suspicious char
acters were admitted TO the Association
because they ayowed the purity of their
Democracy, and we're anxious to get
with congenial spirits, but were fearful
at the same time that they might be de-
ceived, He says he was satisfied from
their actions that they we're spies, and
was opposed to letting them in, but he
was overruled, and the result was the
whole thing was prematurely made pub
lie. We cannot vouch for the truth ol
this statement.
We received our information con.
cerniug the nomination or 1" soogges
tion " of the ticket in such way that
we thought we were comforting favor
upon the Association in making it pub
lie. We were aware that the ticket was
to be submitted to the workingmen for
rtheir approval and Endorsement, but as il
didn't have on it bat two or three indi-
vidusls who could, technically, be called
workingmen, of course the Working
meas Association couldn't do otherwise
than accept it and vote for it at the
polls.
Seriously, it can't be possible that the
honest and intelligent workingmen o.
Evansville will permit their Organization
to be prostituted to the base purposes
of the Ccpperheads. If they do we pre-
diet for them failure, modification anC
disgrace, whatever may be the result o
the Spring election. a# TA
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speech Of BE. CONVEY.

NEw YoRK, March The Times
publishes the full speech of Judge W. F.
Conway, Representative in Washington
from Kansas, delivered in Richmond,
Va, last evening, ct q ratification meet
ing. he reviews and sustsins the
Presidents policy. 4s a4 s IS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

HALIFAX, March 1.-The steamship
Asia, from Liverpool i7th, via Queens
town 18th, arrived here this morning
Her news, which is four days later, will
be forwarded shortly.
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River and " Gather.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-Noon River
falling, with 81 fest IL inches in the
channel. Weather cloudy. Their. coz
PITTsBURG, March l.-Noop.-R yer
7 feet 10inchss by pier mark and fall
ing. Weather clear. y di q
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
-T.iheraI Christian worship.

! REv. J.. &. FoRMAN, "Unitsrian !" VIII Lecture
In Masonic Hall, corner Of Main ard kirst strsets
on SUNDAY next, hIarch 4th. Subject OF morning
lecture: ssWaiking with God !" and In the even
ing, on building the Tower Of Babel" Services
will cenmsncs at the usual hoars. Seats free.
The public are csrdislly invited. mar2-2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
GUNNY BAGS.
400 Bales Extra Heavy and
Full Size, on Con-
3 signment.
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES

VKTE ARE AGENTS for the largest Impor er in
w the couDtrSI aRd can supply the whole
Western dsmaud.
We FER them at VERY Low RATES Grain
Dealsrx will f ID lit their advAntazs to. supply
themselves through us- We vii give prompt at
tsntfon to letters aud dispatches for orders or
quotations. We have them IN original bales or
RE-SEWED. 81 tr GEO. F0STE co
Whelesals Grocars a Commission Merchants,
mar1-lw Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NEw YoRK, March L--Tbe steamship
City of Manchester has arrived from
Liverpool. News anticipated. ul
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE FIRM OF
L Benham, Wells 3 Co., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. tA
{ TnzHafa45a , EDWIN BENHAM, nsni1ol
F Ff., sst-. eOSCAR VAN TASSELL, ~
-s- A. O. WELLS
Evansville, Feb. 20. 1896. feb21 2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
COAL.
More Goal Coz

NAVIGATION Is REsBMED On GREEN
IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART q, CO. will
have supply Of Green Kiver Coal st the Evans
vile wharf to-day. supply viii be kept con-
I Oaica on Kohn'a Boat EtnrA-
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BAKERY.
New Bakarv-l
NOTICE Ios - N.

Notice of Discontinuing the Alley
betweed First and Center Streets,
In the Lower or MeGary's En-
largement IA
MO IS HaHEBY GIVEN, that the Com
In mon Ccuacil Of che city of Evansville, at its
an order FOR discou tinuin the Alley situate be-
tween First and Cenfer strse s. md extending
ON Pine street to the alley dividing between
lots IL and 20 on the sid \, aud lots 20 and 80
on the other side of said alley, in the Lower or
McGa'y's Enlarge sent of said c.ty-
All persons ming or, elsiming real estate ad-
Joining or abutting upon said alley. and feeling
themselves aggrieved by the passage of said ORDER
may have redTess by applicati n to said Council
within six weeks from the publication OF this
notice. t 4fiI IuiHi
By order of the Council. aos ~
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Mar 2. 1866. ma gov
ra- Union eopy.l sn M
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DYE HOUSE.
Fancy Dye House.

61AACV Oy0 HOuSe@
y. GRAUPNER. COR. OAK CENTRE sys-.
- 4 tNeAr the Canal, "a
tAs opened Dye House at the above plase. and
le prepared to color Silks, Woolsn or Cotton
Goods. Hair, &C ,in ali colors.
4 have been engaged In the business over thirty
nve years, and have been employed IN the largest
establishments in Europe and this country. d
B4- hold myself responsibie for ell damage
Sustained BY goods under my charge. sAat 4.
H1- Cleaning and Securing OF Ladies' and
9 fair trade, ldlQ6nf ~ r. eRAUPNEB, 2
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The New YORK Herald and the
Freedmen's Bureau. i

NEw YoRE, March 1.-The following
is published ee.ffsr -
The only grounds for the astounding
announcement of the New York Herald
of the re-opening of the slave trade by.
the Freedman's Bureau 10 the operations
of the employment Office in securing
places on written contracts anywhere in
the United States for blacks in this city.
Sixty three were sent to Mississippi last
week, after seeing their employer and
making fair agreement for good
wages. Many have been sent to North
e-n States in the same manner. A fee
of one dollar for every man. and fifty
cents for females is charged to paw cur
rent expenses, su:h as printing blanks.
&c. The salaries OF the agents in no
way depends upon the fee.
ISigned, E5g8 c. HOWARD.
Asst Com.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: 80 a~
The Star Of last evening says Mrs.
Jane G. Swishslm was dismissed from
her position as clerk in the Quarter.
master Generals Office by the Quarter
master, on Monday, with the approval Of
the Secretary of War, for disrespectful
language against the President of the
United States, in Saturdays edition Of
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! COURT NOTICE.

STATE OF iEDTANA, In the cCart Of Com
VahdetbuFeh cOenty Term Tern 4. .Go. 3. 1886.
David B. Young, Ai 1fess4A aAa ,1
Thomas B. 0vertoD, 43T5
Jacob Parsons, -f 5, p ssr -F
John 8. johnson, - set 4 1sza
al5 US e EHe aa aw vel
E. B. Jones.
1T APP EABIEG BYsAFFIDAVIT ON FILE
l. In the Office of the Clerk OF said Court, that
the defendant in, the above entitled cause Is
ncn-residsnt Of the State Of Indiana, notice Of
the pendeBcy of this action 10 therefore given to
said defendant, and that the same will Stand for
tr al at the next trrm of sad Court, to be begun
and held &c the Court House. in the city Of Evans
vile. Indiana, on the firss Moaday in May A. D.
1866 -. -fse
witness: Blythe Hynes, Clerk Of paid Court,
this 18th day Of January, 1856. e 9as-
BLYTHE HYNEs, Clerk @. O. P. Y. @,
Baker. Marsh and Denby Prize Ats'y's. z.-.s-
jsn2o wSw % ~ .4-'
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Markets.

8af bl $50 sa NEW YoHK Msrch I
COTTON Is firm but not very active; 43@44s
for mi5dling
FLOUR is decidedly more aetive AND 56l 1oc bet
ter the demand Is chief yfof heme use, bst there
Is fair inquiry for the British Eovinees; 25a
IS for extra ate; 259S 75 for extra round
hoop Ohio, apd.s S09Ic s. Tor trade brands, mar
ket closing firm sffA 5ft=st1.
WHISKY is firm at 27G2 2s fof re-flled and
2 80 for Western.
WHEAT is l@2c better, with fair deman {,
at 60 for Milwaukee Climb; " for new No. /
Mi " ukee, and 60 for very choice do.
CoRN fs less sstiye and dropping; T50e7Sc for
unaound mixed Western in store and delirered
and 796s01zc for sound do.
OATS are quiet at S9943c for unsolnd Western,
and 54956c tor sound sAN $500 8sIt
MOLASSESs dull; New Orleans s5SaI 10 .r,a3s /.
PETROLEUM is dull; 2s929c for crEde, and
44@A6c for refined in bond. ,&4@
PORK IL heavy rs 00@2s 3755 for nav m 50,
closing At % l21z cash; Is 009zS % for old do,
and 20 50920 rs for prime ~
LARD IS heavy at 16@1914c, aud small lots at
BJTTEs is quiet At 2s@42c for Ohio and $50
500 for State.
CHEESE is quiet at I6@22c
MONEY is steady at 6@T per cent, chiefly at
tn after. -
sTEBLING isquiet at 1os1zal0ss4 si q
GOLD is lower,opsning at lS6 and closing at
! G0vEREMENTs STOCKS are firm.
s STOCK5 are firm II. s. SIS. 5-20s, coupons. of
81 1885; do, ga. l0z5s; 10 40s, coupons, 961A
1905, first series 995 second series, 9914 thnd
series, 9914 9f -l5gE oH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
Cincinnati market.

q
FLOUR 10 steady with firm demand.
WHEAT dull at l 40 for No. 1tnew red. =
C0RE steady aad in good demand at 53c for No.
shelled. ~ T s.-.. .f
OATS duh. aud closing at s493sc for No 2 and
No. 1. 453W Eya FsH aEl Vu J3fa
BYE doll and prices nominal.
PROV IsI0NS gener,Il duIl without chang in
prices Mess Pork held at 2S 80, without buyers; !;
Bulk Meats and Bscon duh, without change in
prices.
LAID IN demand at lsc tor prime city, but there
are no sellers under 1s14a19c. saN ~ ~ s5ar.
GR0CKRIES dull. sra,r es..s..a.
C1TTON dull at 4oc for middIiuk
WHISKY dull ut rs, duty peid E'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

THE VERY LATEST
ITELE O. r "A II H.
Latest European News.
Arrival of the Steamer Asia
Interesting from Mexico.
Internal Revenue Report
on Petroleum.
Albany Legislative Pro-
ceedings.
Secretary Stanton and the
President.
Fenian Alarms in Canada.
Appearance of Cholera at
Havana.
i WI&o w - lois
&C.. &C., r sc. rr
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FEED.

- 81 Chopped Feed. 1a ii'.a
WTE8ARE JUST7kEOEfVING IN ST0RE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, IL much superior to ship
stuff and bran. Those who wish the largest pos
sible yield of milk from their cows had better
try 1T. r. S. RUSTON CO., ~
sept6 No. 80, Water Street 2
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Nerr orleana nnrKet.

New Orleans Market
i'-@ 4o NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2s,
COTTON sales to-day, s,7O9 ba'es; Low Mid!
ding, 421z9s3c !; Middliug, 4594G fr4
SUGAR. Fair 10 fully fair, l41z@15c. Z
MOLASSES. Prime to choice, 90g921zc
GOLD opened ct 1854, and closed the aIne.i
Market quiet. +. sh =. ls-Tr s rE
STERLING l45@I46k N
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Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight
Line Wa pennsylvania Central
9 i e1s Railroad. b'u3ds doite
Short % and quickest Route to the Eastern Cities.
- Cars run through, to and from EyansviIls,
Sss- Tim andrates guaranteed. rE ocs .em
-.---sEs-z4 s-.s4--------- - IL II -
", JAs.yoHNso oE........... LsAtss Walt a Johrson.
T. 7 /" /" klGH Madison, Ind.
JOHNSON & WRIGHT,
COTTON FACTORS, !
COmmiss n Merchants
FORWARDING 6 STEAMBOAT
s'oea Agents. ~ = q.
No. 262 FRONT ST., -
q ao (oor. oeurt st.--Up stairsAs saataiI
Memphis ----TenH1.
" sep4.em go SEP 1-Aaa
W. II. MoAfAKIn-l'. T. waieHT-N b. WaIoaT.
McMakif1, Wright & Co,
STORAGE. FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers In all Kinds Of Western
PfOduces.-Ha @ rnl Oats, Bran,
81 HOurs Bacon, Lime, Cement, saiI
wsk DC. DC. a'e 6c. as
No. 3 PROM MENADE ST., T
(EItott's Block foot Of Jef rsgn street, opposits
/ 9il 5fi Steamboat Lsndihgl, g9I l1ds1c
Nj Memphis : s-a-' Tenn.
Gnilc b ss9lsep4 6m11 Tr-
FRED sHAfPE g7aar oag Tuos,c. SAITH. |
NEW HOUSE, NEw FIRM.
8 III a Il r Z & S ID / e III, |
I 10 GENERAL COMMISSION 4ea |
/ PRODUCE DEAL ERs,
~. No. 5 Scnth Water Street, -
LfsL0 GIN s'-i7e EVANSVILLE, IND.
sdl BRIGGS & WALTERS SOL
Wharf boat PrOpriefOrs and
Receiving, Forwarding
and Commission
FA' MERcHANTs, qa
EastpOrt Miss.
sI2 sn
As. HATHUnsT. 3ii .sy.wBIrrAErb
HAYHURST & WHITTAKER,
Produce and, Commission |
aias MG.oEGSh&nt t9 fAsn
10. @ Water St., (next to r. Barnes
ore @ EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. % li
nai.alfs ia sd l----aif bGa -.1.ei1igiD |
HIGHEST CASH PBEOE PAID For
Wheat, Data s1iinaBeans, i.a
Dried fa sss1' FraIt, Aro' - @setS~ar. @
p LAW CARDS. ~o1
--L - --1 = q -i-LILz rLal so LL-r /
xoRRIs 8. JOHNSON W. wAIxrn
-taH Johnson q Walker. - s45 " |
ATTORNEYS : At LAW,
rA OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, e =.
Nearly opposite the Court House. at the building |
formerly occupied by the late DIR. John 7. Walker.
-. nl5 sm .a.ea ~
dALVAH HNSOE,
Attorney at Law.
NOTARY PUBLIC -,a,o
-s49aa fna ao AND 81 s ff3f hsigi
! -Roal Estate Agent. |
So Soldiers and all other claims procured
Ofces; ..s...... EVANSVILLE IND.
/ N. sHAcKELFoRD = :.v: s. n. HoRNsRooK.
ShackeIfOFd g. HOrnbroOk,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
And Real Estate Agents,
basa. Office on Third Street, .',f
(Bstwecn Locust and Main streets-weat side.)
So Prompt attention given to CoiIections. y
lE.l hlve1l loii9s sugs1-s
..aa5 VIM. Reavis, ~ Il d "a
U. 8. CLAIM AGENT.
Also, Real Estate & Collecting Agent.
la0FFIGE ON MAIN ST, ,saozs
(Bet. Third d Fourth, y No 954, 0rsr
atl Eoeu Ktller,s Gun Store, q Rsed
2ss T.. lI5 EVANSVILLE, Ind.
jas. II. WaIlxer..sI
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Agent for obtainins Pensions,
e 3l'o@S4 Eaek Pay ana Kounty
LOB DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, Nh FoR I
4 the Widows and other legal rsDrsssn ssntatfves Of
noss who die IA the service Of the United States
Sfnoe on the North West side Of Third Street,
near the Warrington House AID nearly posite :
tne court hoCaef Eyansvflle. Ind ane.sc IL & sfa
All business entrusted 10 him viii be promptly
s''Sneed So tyl8-Iy =
-Ha9 HOTELS. gs ,
W ashingtOn Aouee, j;
COR. OF MAIN & THIRD SITS,
Evansville, Ind. sess q
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~ OBERT l.. WOOD,
IL Successor to Ashby q Wood,
continuus to- carry on the
nDv GO0nC RTTSTN ESS

At the Old Stand: No 49, King street
ALEXANDER II. SLAYMAKER (now
with r. j.. Wood )~would respectfully solicit
the patronage of his friends,
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemeres, Satlnetts,
Cloths for servants, &C., &c.
A full assortment of Flannels, white and col
ored, Fine and medium quality Dress Goods,
full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine" Linen
Sheetings and PilloW Case Linens. Superior
Hosiery. .Suspenders, Shirt Bosoms, Collars,
Cravats, Neck Ties, Hair Nets. &c, togeth er
with a general assortment Of fr:t,class ARY
GOODS, to an examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally
dec 14-3m
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NOVEL CASE The superin tendent Q ffee a
mems affairs for Loudoun cou nty, va. Wi,1 hs
to General Fullerton that some time IN. "a slls
year 1860 Johu Dorsey, a free negro, purchases
Of Thomas Sanders a girl a ged ten years s'. i a
slave of the said Sanders, and Dorsey qaug y
ter Dorsey gave IN payne ut no'e 90 SOL j. a.
amount Of $3.50, one Amos 4 ug hes a Vuaker
resident Of the county. and Dorsey $ employer,
becoming becoming security. Oh. agre ement was 5hat
the money should be payed as fast as earned by
Dorsey Ia this way a mum Der Of payments
were made to the holder Of the note, amount
inc 10 The aggregate to $3.50. In 1864 Mr.
Hughes the endorser Of the note oHefee 70 !,
pay the balance in Virginia currency, Wn!cn
was refused by the holder, who IS new pressi n;
its payment. The endorser IS d eslrous TO aVolo
LITIGATION by paying the money but the super,
;nteendent has directed him not to Dc 50 until
. decision has been given by Gen. Howard.
Nat. INT
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ny E. DOWNFALL,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
WINES An D . u Il 5,
Sole Agent for the sale Of
WIN. CLAGGETT & cos.
CELEBRATED x. X. K. CREAM ALE.
No. Il, King street,
oc 3i-tf ALEXANDRIA, a.
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SALE. OF VALUABLE LAND:

By virtue OF q decfee OF Iiie ~ ~ 1S4h 49,
- - becember, 1866, in the suit of Hunt9n vs..
Rastable, the undersigned, who were therein
annointed special Commissioners for that puf-
bose, will, on FRIDAY, 9th OF feDrua1y,
1866, offer for SALE on the premises ,5 al pTp5T
T,AND' belonging to G. NJ Bastable IN the
county Of Fauquer, and is the same land al
lotted to said Bastable IN the partition De5Weeh
him and James j. Hunton, and contains ey re-
cent survey 866 IL ACRES. This is one OF the me
very finest farms in Pledm no alTsnla Is ~v WI
surpassed as Grazing Farm It's beautifully
situated on both sides Of Cedar Run, and is COM
nosed entirely Of the first and second bottoms OF
hat stream It lies within half mile OF the war
UPON it very VALUABLE. MILL fitted for OF
grinding corn, and which might. with a small al
Outlay, be made one of the finest Touring mills
in the county; also {. frst-rate SA " MILL, IN
good repair. The DWELLING HOUSE G==s
IS comfortable, but small. James J. Hun H:!s
pleasure in showing. it to persons deslrlous to
purchase It is believed that no opportunity
Tor a good investment, equal to this, has for a
long time been offered to the public.
Terms Of Sale:- Cne-fcurth or the purchase
money e6ll ba required in cash on the day OF
sale, Tie balance in one, two, and three equal
annual instruments, to bear interest from the
day of sale. The title to the land will be with
held as security for deferred payments, and
the land will be resold by order Of Court, upon
failure to pay any one Of deferred paymen5s'
B. II. SHACKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
Fauq,ie- CO. oec 22-dtd Commissioners.
v7ALUABLE WEST END PROPERTY
FOR SALE-We have for sale q number
Of lots on the north side of Duke ST., 50 feet
front and $50 deep; also, several truck lots OF
various sizes, from one to four acres, binding on
the Shutters Hill road and on the road from
King street to Dukeby Betzold's Terms accom-
modating.
*, CHEAP GOODS.
respectfully inform my friends and the pub
lie in general, that [ have removed from n 1885,
King street to No 200 where will be pleased
to see allmy old customers for it is my intention
to sell at the very lowest market prices, and 1
know all that should favor me with their patro-
maze e will bewell satisfied with their bargains
DO not forget to give me a call before purchasing
elsewhere I have now en- hand fine assort-
ment of the following goods, and of which viii
defy competition:
Dark Calicoes from % to 80 cts.
Opera Flannes, all colors, 70 =
Delaines from 81 to 81 cts.
All Wool Flannels from IS cts, and upwar4s.
Shawls and Cloaks from SIS 90 to $35 co. besides
q fine and selected assortment OF house Fur-
nishing Goods, such as Bleached and Unbleach-
ed Muslin, Sheeting, Napkins, Towels, DC &c
also very large assortment Of Sontags, Nublas
Hoods and Wooden Jackets, and different other
a''l''es' w AuD''A00e " L. BENDHEIM,
No. 200, King street, near Columbus.
n. B.-Country dealers and farmers will Go
well TO give me a call, and look for themselves
before purchasing. Jan CIV
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R

Hg ~ gIE;;:zzZ-z=::=z - -
THROUGH By KAIL FROM WASHING-
TON AND ALEXA NJ IA, 10 E1CH-
MOND AND LYNGHB CRG.
GNand after TUESDAY, December y, 1866
{ the trains on this road will run daily
SUNDAYS exccpted-as follows:
''S'''>''"' TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington. 200 8. IN
AIexanar;a, 40 a. n.
" Gordonsville, l2.45p nj
Connecting with Va. Central Road for Rich
mond and Staunton direct.
Arrive at Richmond at 5.30p. N.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg, 7:ooa. m 81
g Richmond at 100 s. m
e" Gordonsvle, II 20 p. NJ.
Arrive at Alexandria 4. 50 p. m.
IS Washington, 5 20 p II.
Connecting with the 3. & q. K. II. for all
parts Of the North and West.
Local freight train leaves AleZandrla at 7.4O
a. ~, and arrives at Gordonsville at 90 p m.
Leaves Gcrdonsville at 600 a. m and arrives at
Alexandria at 435 p N. Through freight train
leaves Alexandria at2. % a, NJ, and arrives at
Lynchburg at $40 D. IL. Leaves Lynchburg at
2.45 a. M, and arrives at Alexandra at g. 10 p. m.
Express freight train leaves 4 !e1andrla at
700 D. H., and arrives at Lynchburg at H. ~ q,
NJ Leaves L}nchburg Of Z.4O ?. NJ, and or
rives at Alexandria at $50 a. n
This route has the advantage ever Ri others:
of having Q continuous rail If On New ork 70
lynch burg-404 miles. and connecting at
Lynch burg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville, Mem
phis, New Orleans, and all other points South
and Southwest.
It also passes through F&IG<x: Bull Run,
Manassas Bristoe, Carletts, Eapp5ahannock,
Culpeper Orange and GordonsvilLe, where
many Of the late great battles were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adam. i1xpress
building, opposite the 8 y Q. r. r; Depot in
Washington; also, on the corner OF 6th st., ana
Pennsylvania avenue and at the depot, on
Maryland Avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner OF ElrSt ard 4
0'-'>.'>' ". II. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. II. BROADUS.
General Passenger AgeEt.
Alexandra, Dec. - 1866 dec lZ-tf
r1REIGHTon allartic!es to Spring feld, Burke's.
1 Fairfax Union Mills, Manassas, Bristoe,
Warranton Junction, BealetoC, !tappahannocE
Brandy MitchelTs, Rapidan, Madison. NORTH
Garden, Coyesville, Rocltizh. Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandra. Gatletts. NaTront0n
Culpeper, Orange, GoH6onsvil}e CA@riottesvlIle
Lovingston Amherst. McIvcrS, and Lynchourg
may ~ i''''N JOHN 7. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent,
.,ct lift .. < :. r. E.