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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

IypoeTANT TEsTINONr.--Ihe case o.
the rebel Gen. Mercer, now about % be
igicd for executing seven Federal soldiers
held AS prisoners Of war, begins 10 look
rather blue Tor him. LIEUT.. VIM. II. Es-
ans. Of ll.e 20lst Pennsylvania Regiment
has been found lie il the only witness
Who can Identify Gen Mercer as the off
Ger who gave the order 'or the execution.
IL viii testify that, on gwen day 10 ~.
65 lust before the Federal occupation 0.
Savannah. Mercer rode over 10 the pos
prison, short distance from the above
CITY. and ordered the summary execution
IL seven Federal soldiers then 10 eapiisi
NV. merely 10 proven, their being recap
tared by our forces. The lieutenant re
members lie order given 70 be as iollo~s
Being oui aad bang those d---d Ian
Zee soldiers higher ii.ap Hannah eve
hung. and seud them 10 h-l, where lhel
ought IL have beeu i0ug ssa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
me sea Islands Complaints efcov. Orr,

Governor Orr Of Soutb Carolina, under
date Of 9th inst, has addressed long
ietter 10 tie President relative 70 Tie Sea
Island hand, from which we learn that
great difficulty is exprrienc, d in making
satisfactory arrangements with the freed
men who have been in possession 81 these
lands for some time past, by virtue OF an
order FROM Gen. Sherman. Instructions
we're given by lie u. S. Government to
\ restore hese lands 10 their former owners.
on condition that a mutually satisfactory
arrangement should be made With thr
freedmen now occupying the laads under
i Gen. Sherman's order, Gov. Orr reports
that in the lower part Of The State scarce
/ ~ contract has or can be made, In
many PLACES the negroes quietly but iirm'
/ ly refuse to accept any terms. IN some
/ instances they have resoned TO violence
/ turning down dwellings, destroying
bridges, intrenching themselves N lheii
quarters, and refusing either 10 contract OF
1--WE way 10 those who Will.
One reason assigned for this Conduct or
the part % til negrocs is the idea en'er
tanned ii hem liaJ tlley arc u receive
itom Tie United States Government do
nations Of homesleals Of 10 acres each
and ilie freedmen are therefore unwilling
10 work for wages Tie action Of th'
FreedmcuS Burean, the Governor says
has also contributed to this result. foi
il has decided whore freedman refuse
to contract on amy terms, however Just
that in uch cases there can be no "mutu
ally satisfactory arrangement, aad his Ie
iusal acts as bar 10 restoration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Lrg ISsuBAxeg.- Harrison Prindle, ESQ, has
been appointed agent for Bennington County Of
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny Of Boston--the oldest aud enc Of the very best
companies in this country and has insured a
large number in this vicinity None can do bet
ter than Give hiui their liberal patronage. We
kuow whereof We speak. for We have examined
he merits Of the company he represents. ard can
confidently recommend the New England as be-
* not only Ire 5es' bat tie cheapest company in
this country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Ting-Thc barn Of Austin Ladl, Of North
Dorset, was destroyed BY FIRE last Wednesday
morning. The flames we're discovered about z
o'clock Nine head Of cattle were burned. The
horse MAS found hilchcd near the barn, and i Is
supposed that whoever took him out set the barn
on fire, whether accidentally or otherwise can
only be snrmised. The barn was filed with hay,
and The entire loss Is about Sl0O0-no insur-
auce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

BrxSlNgroN CouNTY AeHicurIunAL SOCIETY.
The snnual meeting q this Society was bold
at North Bennington, OF. the l7th inst The So
ccty elected the folowing officers for the year en-
suiag.-John " van. President; II D Kent
apd II. q. Root, Vice Presidents; T. }. Tiffany,
Secretary; Nathan Bsttum, Treasurer; Joseph
lockwood. Auditor Of Accounts Executive
commitee: c. y. ssee,, Myron CLARK, II. W.
pa,aAm, JAS. II Walbrilge, y Hawks, }. II.
Chaplin {. b Dewey. Austin Barfictt, II. d.
Eial. seyiaoar HarwoOi, Iliram Bingham, W r.
peAp. Arson Buck, Krlph smilh, II, r. Wood,
Lenqsl Falier, James 7. Mauison, joseph Rock
sosl, Martha Wbceloek. wm Root, Eiwarl
Kinsiey. Cyrus D Nansou, ! HI. Eli D
Hicks
The Treasurer was ins,rac,el 70 draw the
fauds Il ihe sooie,y. --som, four hundred dollar.
-from The Swings Bank aai inyes, the same in
Government Bsnds. The Executive Committee,
With the ether efioers u the Society, viii held
tier meeting. to arrange premium lists and ~.
posnt coganiuses en- premiums, at the Bennington
lIsup, North Bennington. ca Tuesday tie 6sh
lay of February next al 70 O'Clock, A. NJ Baa.
vfF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

P4ssfsG CouSrEETElr NOISY man calling
himself james Cranner passed $50 counterfeit
grceuback at the store of Mr. Loyeland in Rupert,
a few days since lie said he had been At work
for MIR William CIemmons and took the bill from
him |, now appears that no such person ever
worked for sir cemmons, and as be cannot he
found Il Is quite likely hat Mr. Loyelana will
have 10 lose the value Of tie bill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

CLuBniSG The publisher viii furnish the
Journal aua The american Statesman and
Home Joarnal, mn excellent literary and news
paper. published at New York, for 81 60 in adj
vance. For SO 10 he viii furnish the Journal
and Statesman and an excellent steel engraving
worth one dollar from the S'aiesnaR's prize list
Of national portraits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Tue DfBicAros, The neS masonic hall At
Arlington wa. daiicl'cl last Friday evening The
address by Henry Clark Esq., Of Poultncy, was
principally history Of masonry from tie earliest
times to The present dry It was well received
~ the audience and the occasion was every why
pleasant enc to the assembled masons from the
yaricus lodges of the vicinity. The newly deii-
Gated hall is very fine one
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Frx1As RALLY.-Ghre is 10 be a Fenian
Rally at Free Library Hall in Bennington son
Friday evening Feb "a j |. Crowley, and
Capt, John Lonegan, Of Harrington, will be pres
emit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
800 INrELLIqENcE

~ So slvrusrnsn, = BiaeAsmith s''P 10
ftat ST excellent chance Or gooi bseksni'h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

The friends o. Rev. Mr. Goodwin, Pastor Of the
NJ y Society AZ Eat Arlington, presented HIN
With 5000 10 money, sll0 ofwbich was gwen
BY meo employed ~ the Douglass Manufacturing
Company, at Chi.elyille 10 Sunderland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

AccnEsr A Frcnchman chorpirg wood for
] Al d. Ellsworth. 81 Rupert, recently cut hs
10, tally g8h his axe, and came near bleeding
10 death, Bat i now Going well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

soeAl PAu7y --Thsrs Is 70 Re sosal gather
iae Il tbs Arlington liouae. Arlington, on FRI
day c,eaiag FEB "A Musia BY Loans iui
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30


The Riehmood correspondent Of the
New York Times says
The fate Of Coy. Holden, of North Car
DINA, and Gov. Piefponi, Of Ibis State, N
Their efforts TO couciimc Tic war men OF
their STATES, is a matter which deserves
serious consideration, in consequences OF
The present attitude Of the natIonal al
mipislra.ion. Both Of ihe gentlemen
above mentioned have been Instrumental
in obtaining pardons for tier consniu-
cuts, aud have adopted conservative pol
icy III dealing with the reconstruction
question, aud both have be ~ repudiate d
by the very people whom they attempted
to conciliale. The apparent animus Of
the Virginians and North Cagolnians
seems pointed against the men who were
naturally the mediiators between them and
the great power against which they rebeli-
cd. II requires some little effort 10 rec
oncie these facts with the hopes ADD pre-
dcliuns o. he Presidents friends and be
will receive such sappoi from this Sec
lion as Ids magnapaaFy serves. One
ti,ing Is certain the old leaders ct the
South xviii never cease 10 Their efforts TO
maintain their accustomed control Of az
fairs in their respective States. Ii was
expected that new class Of men would
oe brosgii to HE political surface alter
the downfall OF the rebellion, buI such IS
mol Inc result. The ewspaPers Of Tie
South are edited by their II editors, aud
The old office. holders or men Of sympa-
/ lhelic TX, have erep, back into Their old
places. The Union and conservative wai
+ men have nearly all been sci aside, ane
/ ,he governments Of ibe Southern States
are m,cagal by officers who made them
selves prominent - ultra Southern men
during the war
Ar tie annual dinner 81 Tie Columb,i
Institute Vi Washington, Dec. -, 1872
the following loasts are recorded
BY John Quincy Adams
Tic Land 81 Liberty ligiled BY "
Torch q Science.
by John Z. CALHOUN;
Universal Suffrage with Universe
Education
Calhoun before lis death dGfed ioni
distance from bis sputimepl 10 lN23.-
Mould GOT Con eress do sell 70 bling oae
South Caroina 10 universal Suffrage VII
uniris I elaeaign. after ltd State ah
he Uuioa have tired oiheir COS, Unite
sasffa.e g..ll liluilel location
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

20. % 0. The Phuuix Lodge q Odd
Fellows inst all,d their Ulcers, and had supper
4, Thayers Hotel, 90 " nday night Of last week
They have not Furnished US an ccount q their
proceedings y usual.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

nortuox TIE 1oua,ien q Elder Barker -
We, Ruperi last Wednesday evening. Amounted
"a Sf55
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Uicr,,rn. ssnaes Smith, prominent eii'fsH
"a ba.iurss usau n Dandy, Died few day'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

woal1 f.clorY We learn from The Ban
~ ibst preparations fr 'he erection q the wool
= factory q Mr Hunt, haze been commenced
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON
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The national Republican., 1866-08-09
ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCON
SIN.

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. no, DATED JUNE Il, 1866
II orders public saAes In the State Of WISCONSIN
follows, ...
AT the Land omes at LA CROSSE on the I7th day OF
SEPTEMBER next, the reserved sections In thirty six
Townships and parts Of Townships in the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson, Trempalaau, and Buffalo.
AT the Laud Olce at LA CROSSE, on the 2ith day OF
SEPTEMBER next seventeen parts Of Townships. the
counties above. ~. .r.t.. g.
day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts Of In the counties
vf Dunn Pierce, and 81. Crox.
At the Land ofhee at FALLS ST. CR0IX on the 22d
day Of OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships, In the
counties Of Pepn aud Pierce.
At the Laud Once At EAU CLAIRE on the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten parts Of
Townships, In the counties Of Clarke Chippewa, Eau
Claire, and Dunn
At the Land once at STEVENS POINT, on the a9th
day Of OCTOBER next hundred and ten Tow nships
aud parts Of nships In the counties Of Marathon and
Oeonto.
AZ the Land Once n MENAsHA, on the 9th day Of
OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts Of
Townships, In the county Of 0conto.
Containing over ave and quarter millions Of acres
Of public lands. J. H. EDMUNDs,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June II, 1886.
NOrE-Under the regulations Of the Department, as
heretofore and now existing, no payment be made
for advertising procamatons exeept to such publishers
as specially authorized TO publish by the Commits
siouer Of the General Land Once. je2l -wl3t
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OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED srArKs PATENT 0PFIcE,


On the petition OF Lemuel p. Jenks Of Boston MAssA.
ehuset praying for the extension o. patent granted
to him the % day OF November 1859 improve
meDt In Maohines for Drilling Stone for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the I'd day Of November, 1857,
1t Is ordered that the said peton be heard at the
Patent Once MONDAY, the 10th day Of October next
at u oslock and all persons are nohod to appear
and show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted. ..
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 hs in
the Patent 0cs their objections, specially set forth In
writing at least oeny days before the day ofhearing
all testimony fled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted In accord
anes with the rules Of the once, which will be furnished
on application. ~. ...
Dispositions and other papers, relied ppon as tss..
mony must be nled In the oice Osty days before the
day of hearing the arguments any, within ten days
after nlipg the testimony. n.
REPUBLICAN, and the Intsiiigeoer Washington, d. @.
aud In the Journa boston, Massachusetts,, once week
for three successive weeks the hrs said
to be Al least sixty days previous TO the day Of hearing
r.. @. THRAKER,
Commissiopsr Of Patents
P.s-Rditor, Of the aboys papers will please copy,
and send thsir bills 10 the Psisns once with paper
containing this p9iies Aut'wsw
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LOT H L n @.
CTRANGE METAMORPHOsE.

CTRANGE METAMORPHOsE.
Sure Bridssts me wife; sad ssz she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life snd love yer already;
Bat much harder I'd love you from yer head to ysrtoe
You svats rurtis-dovs you, II ysr'd get some new
siothss.'' ...- ..-.....--.
So wint down the sthrate Just TO hun, up s,hors.
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore;
For new clothes m fretng. TIM whers<hall gof"
"why TER sHsr ysr'ii be getting at Smith Brothers
4 Co."
Thin for fsarId be iaas made haste to Smith sthore
II Is on sivinti sthrate, number four sxthy -four;
And for mighty few grsenbacts got whole suit,
with none Of yer seam -eracks-and handsome TO boot
havn u been drinking, but faix must laugh
Ha, ha, am thinking Of me fooled bstther half
A. walked In me honss, in ne Smith Brothers suit;
ses Kiss me, swate mouse '-sez she "Get out yer
base bruts.''
She didn know from Adam, to taps up the joke
sss "Ms dear madam poor heart you have broks;'
Thin she whacked me . scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood pouring and down to me toes
Och, Biddy, how erus,i Its ye- own Teddy ysr'vs
pounded, Q
Ne nice clothing, swats jewel, yer.,ii has eonounded
II yer'd enjoy metamorphose, there's but one plan
knotc-
Get sui, Of nice clothes a. Smith Brothers Co.
SMITH BROS CO.,
MKRCHANT TAILoRs,
AHD paALHRsH
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
4e4 Seventh street ......
Just received the largest and finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered In the city OF washngton Having
secured the best artists In the city, prepared 10
make up In the Finest STYLE and at lower prices than
any other sstablishmsnt r.a
apps ST. 4 CO.
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n ALL oA Ds.
WI TASiIIN3TON, ALEXANDRIA,, AND
w 0B0R0ET0WM RAILROAD.
rInI rABLn
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

- sss.ii T's ''i wasnrorDs, June II, lsss.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALrI n0RE and
WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are Aov run a. fol-
lows, yls! q l,.as r., sr.--I
FOR BALrIMoRH.
Leave daily except Sunday, d 100, 7so. and il.lo
= n, and AS, T. 50, and 500 p. N. HgsTk alt
FOB ALL WAY sTATIoNsphar NJ "
Leave daily, except Sunday. d 200 q =. asd 4 a
IoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAroAIs yuHo.
Leave at Is sad m, snd st a1 sna 40 p.
m. daily, except Sunday. u.y -.!.. o. asf-
FOR ANNAPOLIS. lr7-r,a d aiii
Leave at T. 90 and T. 30 = h aad & 30 p N. 10 train
10 or from Annapolis on sunday a s 20
I'D. rH Oh suHpAf. 1.lss-f, .
.a,sf FOB pALTIM0Rl. -n .-I
Leave at :. 50 An. and a4b and g. 90 .. N .- ..H
aa YoR WAY srATIoHa .5 ..F ii,
Leave at T.so o m and 10 and p. n. ,r5ar
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, st T.So .. n. and 500
On Sunday, A g. % p \. ssiy. sonnsstins At Relay
Station with trains rom Baltimore to Wheeling. Par.
Throush tickets to The West can be had n the Wash.
ingon Station Ticket ones at all hours In the day, ~
we'll as At the new ones In the American Telegraph
Buiiding Pennsylvsaia avenue, between four-ana-A-
Tor New YORK. PRiisdslphis and Boston. So sdysr-
VIZ. SMITH,
.H ..4r Mashsr Of frAnsportation.
.H... ..f FH.t l. ~ COLI,
General Ticket Agent
.....sy -. GEO. 3. KOOnTz, Agent.
jAs-H Wsahington.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN no. RAILRoAD-lsee. ~, . --
ger Station In New York, corner Twenty Seven
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance ON Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;

Passenger Station In New York. corner Twenty beventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Rntrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;
70, New Haven, zoo. 500 IEs m.S a. m. Rle s
bridgeport. 100, 500 tRx.l, ll.so a IN. 2l6 Rx),
800 iEx So 80 sN ts5l P IN; For Milford r., and
hsd, southport and ws..PcIt, 5,oo, n 50 50
iais EI 500 (KI( st,' tso $50, 500 IEalp N. fOi
For Greenwich, 100, sso, IL 80 a. IN. s4s 50, 80,
$50 p. IN. Yor Stamford, 90, 500 lEx $50, ll.so
a. m; l2l6 (Exl 400 (Ex S46 4so, 6s0 $50, 8. 90
Ex) m Ior Porte6ss!sr saa intsrnssists stations,
CONNECTING TRAINS
Rsr Boston yis Springfield 90 a m. (Exl 500 tEIl
sOop N. For Bostoa yis shore Line, l2i5 tEx y 800
p M tsr H.ttfOrd and Springfield, 500 Ok am. !
Railroad 500 a m (sn, IA 10 p m. 70 Montreal, 500
z. IN. to Northampton For Hartford, Providence and
fishkiil Railroad, O. 90 Ex. J. a. m lalb p For
New Haven, New London and st0aing!on R,il,Uad At
90 M l2lb, $780, 500 y. m. For Canal Railroad
- 10 p, m. 70 Northampton For HousAtonis Railroad
500 q. m For NAugatuok Railroad, 500 a. mi 500 p,
N. For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, 7oosso g. m,
Commodious sleeping cars attached TO p m train.
ap2 JAMES II. HoYT, superintendant.
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OTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAY
N H I'D ILRRs. '-T Tn.'EE
THE OLD AND DIRE0T LINE ENTIRELY CON.
PLRTED.r
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
50 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
.. BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
90 ,r.I- TWICE DAILY. -. .,r .-.-
On and .f'sr HSEpAY s ssptsmSsr o. the old md
BURG, to, RIoHMoND, win b run TWICE DAILY,
Sunday nights sxceptedD as follows; .lN' Z no.
Franz HoiiinssSsss and 9. vAEDERsiLT. Captain 4.
Z: Comary, will leave the wharf, foot Of Sixth street,
Washington twes daily, Sunday mornings sxeeped,j
Irsdsriotseurg, and Potomac Railroad, now sutireIy
and scc n saordns ample ss % fer dining III n Rich.
mond, and making connections with the Richmond and
Ps.srSurg Rafoad for Petersburg and points south Of
n: steamer leaving Washington a, 700 p. M arrives
and sennn With sssrsas ss s%sIs snS nS S.S for
Charlotte R.lsgh, oOid:boroush, and Wilmington, T.
On SUNDAYS leave WASHINGTON at p. IN. only,
and arrive In Riehmondn 4. .ooAm.
York Piiladolghia, Baltimore and Wash ngton and ss.
fTS%p.IsssS y shISuss bYsssss %sss
r. PhilAd'A fIIl" IS so
=" " Baltimore " .. 1000
w.ssiss:os Ss..,Sss: g r'.t's~r''' &c &c
SECOND oLAss fHgouaH rioHIrs
From w''Ai's'A to E:s.ass.s:;: Sss%SSs 90 90
md at 0oartIsni srs.t ferry In PSiiaiophs, At ihs
Raiirosa GSnpany co.. SrDaa .nd Prns stres IA Bai
more the Camden station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company In Washington, ut the Company 9
street, and on board the Potomac steamboats,.
PassenEsrs leaving Now York at and q. m. saus
p. m. Philadelphia at l,l6 p m. DAY, and Illbp
IN. (NIdHT) and Baltimore At $50, A25, and p. M
So and $50 g. N, arrive In washington at $50. 400
connections Tor Richmond and the South.
omnibusss and Baggage Wagons will be In readiness
e SSnusS passengers and baggage bs'wssn dspOts in
Passsngsrsby this Line pass by daylight Mount YER
nom and may have an opportunity Of visiting several
point. d IT. : : -
Bssgsgs will be checked from Nsw York. yhl.dsl:
phiA snd Baltimore to gon where IL viii BE- met
b. the bsggass masters Of thisnns. W. Ftf
Breakfast Aad sapgsI. On board 81 steamsra
.dxo, hArSINoLr, svIsLin.s.dsns,c
NkyHlW 6LAHk, Agent
NJ WAsAasSteSs Do,
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ERIE RAILwAY-TRAINs LEAVE

L'riE hhlLW LEA u
~ depot foot Of Chambers street, via Pavonia ferry
100 A, H., Day Express for CanAndAigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at salA-
manoa with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
$50 H., MIX and Way Train, DAi y, TO Otisvills.
1000 A. H., Express Nail for Buffalo, Salamanca and
DunkiIk, connecting with Lake bhors and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
AOOP. n, Way Train for Port Jsryis and Nswbursh.
booPE, Night Express, for Canandaigua, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West a. .,i
800 n, Lightning Express, Daily, Tor CanAndagua,
Roehestsr, Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkirk, and West
Rsiivsys sld a fslAaAnsa with Atlantic and Great
Ws;is sccs Ma n.S Sms... r,a, Daily, 70. sus.ie s...
BUdH KIDpLi, Gen 4 sup,, New yorb.
w. T. rARI, dssl Pass A. " New York. I'N
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TMPORTANTTOT TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH, ...... .f. "

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
VIA rHE ~ 'r'f'.
WILMINGTON AND wBLDoN AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND.
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Atlanta, West Point
con, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this old-estsblished and favorite
route with view to maintAining Its 'well-known
prestige have thoroughly rsfurni.hsd with new and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the latest and most
approved pattern and built expressly with eye to
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains luz
urous palatal sleeping possessing every modern
Improvement, well ventilated Aad rsplsts with every
comfort. " a.. ..... .r.-. .... L...'.
Tough tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm.
portSnt points south. ~
be particular aud ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
N. @. By 80 doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMf0RT. Pr
For through tickets reliable information, apply at
the Ticket Once the southwest Of Psnnsy
mia avenue and Sixth street; orto
j.2o General Agent