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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
Ladies Making up Clothing for Mrs.
Davis.

Fort MONROE, May IA gentleman ar
rived Here yesterday from Richmond, Va,
with several presents for Mrs. Davis from
the ladies of Richomond, among which was
a:black silk dress and other articles of Comfort.
g The casemates selected III the fortress for
the accommodation Of Mrs. Davis are rapidly
being fitted up in very comfortable, though
not luxurious, manner. General Miles has
detailed an orderly for her use, in place of
the services of the officer of the day, whose
duties since her arrival here have consider
ably increased from having to escort her at
stated hours to Carroll Hall, where Davis is
imprisoned. Since her arrival, Mrs Davis
has casually remarked the failing state of Her
husbands health, aud entertains, it is said,
serious fears should he be attacked during
the coming summer by one of his periodical
spells of intermittent fever or con"cstive
chills. His general teatth however, remains
good, and 1t is supposed to be Only the long
Imprisonment and many anxious fears and
doubts which have weighed so heavily upon,
his mind as t. produce the very natural
change in his appearance during the past
year. Ut DIR. Cooper, the post surgeon,
whose medical advice has had very beue-
fetal effect on the prisoners health. and
indeed of all the officers of the garrison, Mrs.
FaTis speaks in the highest terms, and has
expresstd herself extremely grateful for their
courteses and Bind feeling towards her
husband. Some OF the Indy friends of Mrs.
Davis residing in Baltimore are making up
various articles as presents, which will be
shortly forwarded here for her use during
her sojourn in the fortress
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
STEVENS PEN1rENr1ARv

During tho debate in the House of. Repre-
scntatives, last week, upon the proposed a.
amendment to the constitution the crazy crea-
ture who halls from the Lancaster district of
Pennsylvania, and who is the chief leader Of
the furious republican mob in that House.
old Thad declared that. he was in favor Of
consisning the "rebellious people of the
South to pcuitentiurJ, and when asked
where he could find one large enough to hold
eight millions of fcloDs, replied that hell was
the proper peniteutiary for them. ond that
Ee would guard it with bayonets ard shoot all
who escaped from it. Not Que of His party
dared toutter one word of.reproof to the vul-
gar wretch that SO dishonors himself and
those who put Kim in power. If that Ian
euage had been. uttered by Harris, of Nd,
or any other "traitosOus cOpperhead," it would
have instantly resulted in expulsion. Ste
vcns, hcwever,.is not only tolerated, but APP
plauded by those who worship him as we'll as
by those who'fear him, and those two classes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

CORPORATION ELECTIoN.-For the first
time within the last five or six Years, the
good people Of our Burg will have an oppor-
tunity on Thursday Ecxt, fifth inst, of ex-
ercsiig that boon, which is 'inestimable to
treemen and formidable to tyrauts only" of
selecting their own rulers. That day has
been set apart by Sheriff Rush, for the
election Of Mayor, Recorder, and seven Coun-
cilmen as provided for by the Charter of the
Corporation, and in the mode and manner, as
therein provided, except that the voting is
required to be done by ballot. We hope
our people will give to the matter that con-
sideration which it so cminently deserv es,
for if there ever was time when the best
interests of the town demanded the right
men III the right place, it is now. The sani-
tary condition Of the town is horrible and
its police arrangements ittolerable: Let US
therefore begin anew, and have thorough
renovation Of the one and a rigid enforce.
lnent Of the other: An inpresaicti exists
that all white male citizens over the age of
twenty years will be permitted to vote at
the election. This is mistate. None but
house keepers or heads of families will have
voice in the matter. Free holders only
are eligible to office. Among other tickets
suggested, we have been requested to publish
the following: For Muyor, Capt. John
N1oler; Recorder, John w. Kennedy; Coun,
ci1o,e", Thomas Rutherford, John T.. Cowley,
Henderson Bishop, Benjamin Tomlinson
Jacob Starry, Capt. John Avis, and H. N.
Gallaher.
Muyor-John j. Fl, straith: Recorder
John ". KennedJ: C1"nc12n,en-D. Howell
VIM. n. Craighill, VIM: p. Henson, Rein
Shugart, VIM. Hines, G. F.. Mason, Benz.
Tomlinson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
THE ELECTION.

Next Thursday week our people, or the
few Of them to whom the destructive laws of
West Va. give the right Of suffrage, will be
called upon to vote upon question which is
TO affect the future of the State for long years
to come. 1t is then to be decided whether
the great majority Of the white males Of tie
State is to remain mere cypher in political
atfairs-to be made to succunb to the hand
full of bitter radicals, or to be, as heretofore,
citizens of their own State. Enough has al
ready been said aud written to impress the
importance of the proposed constitutional
amendment upon those who are to pass iudg-
nent upon it and the least reflection enables
men of common sense 20 see that if il is car
ried into operation it must Of necessity have
ruinous effect upon the welfare of the State
and of individuals, and that those who de-
signed it had no other aim in view than that
Of retaining the government in the hands Of
the ignorant and corrupt party politicians
who hold the ofices-with rare exception,
from the Governor down to the boards of su-
pervisors.
To the people of Jefferson and Berkeley
especially, is this question one of paramount
importance-as three-fourths of them, if not
more, will be completely decitizenized. It
is true they never desired to be put into the
State at all, but as they have been put there
by gross violation of all law, and will prob
ably be kept there by the Vaccinations Of the
radicals, they do not wish to give UP either
their citizenship or their homes, nor to be
degraded politically below the negroes in
their midst. We appeal, then, to the con-
servatiyes, who have the right to vote, to come
to the rescue of the State and the people; to
go to the polls, every man OF them, and vote
down this infamous scheme of party trickstcrs,
and those who uphold it. Do not let corn
planting, or any other pressing business, keep
you from the polls, but give the day to Your
State and your disfraDc hised neighbors aud
friends.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
THE REPORT IN THE HOUSE.

The House of Representatives, by very
large majority, has passed the amendment to
the Constitution reported by the famous OBJ
struction committee. This amendment is the
one of which we spoke in our last issue as
insulting to tie Southern people, degrading
to their States, and ruinous to that liberty
which we think the original constitution guar
anteed to every citizen of the Union.
Raymond, of New York, who has been
trying to do right, lost his manhood and was
easily cowed by the lash held over him by
Stevens, the brutal driver of the slaves work
ing under him in the House. There were
several other members of the republican party
w.lo'showed some disposition to back out of
their party traces, but when the Lancaster
foreman Numbered out his big words they
trembled and sneaked back into the ranks
Latham, of West Virginia, however, was not
to be led away from the path of conservatism
IN which he has been Walking OF late, He
voted against the infamous Neutrality-suspicious.
securing the esteem of the people of his dis
trict, including those who were his former
opponents.
Before this amendment can be engraFted
Upon the constitution, it must pass the Senate
by a two>thirds vote, and receive the sanction
of three-fourths of the States by their Lcgis-
latures. Judging from the party discipline
exhibited in the House, We have little hope
OF favorable action in the Senate; and if the
theory of Stevens and Sumner is to be the
rule of action-that only those States that
never we're in rebellion compose the Union
1t will not be very difficult to get nineteen
Legislatures to complete the job. In this
event the Supreme court will be compelled
to decide what States compose the Union, and
although Chase is at the head of that hereto
fore august tribunal, we do not believe for a
moment, that the behcsts of mere party can
induce majority of that body to decide that
the eleven "rebel" States are not as much in
the Union now as they were before their &C.
cession. The President too. we opine, will
have potent word, or may be, more potent
act, against this monstrous plan to break up
the government.
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Ed Memorium,'

The ladies of Winchester, who. IN accord
ance with an invitation extended by the la
dies Of Georgia, had determined to make
visit in procession to tn" graves where our
fallen soldiers lie buried. for the purpose of
stre'Fing flowers over them, have postponed
this patriotic and pleasant Offering until the
first Wednesday (6thl of June. Tire day
appointed by the ladies' Of Georgia, Was the
I'd Wednesday, llth day of May, but owing
to the continued cold weather, and the back
w"rdness offspring flowers, especially roses are
SO rare, that it would not be possible to make
that abundant floral tribute, which their nvbls
hearts Prompt them to offer. On the day ap-
pointed, 9th of June, the offering will be-
Made. The procession, coniposed of all from
the town and country who desire to unite in
this compliment to our gallant dead will start
from the Episcopal Church Win. Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The Registration.-The grand Sahhe-
drlm OF Pretended Is Registration " for this
county, is now, we learn, in coaclave at Shep-
herdstown, (the so-called county -seat,) purg-
ing the r'eagre lists of ''recorded loyal votes,
as returned blythe Registrars" of the several
townships of Jefferson. From the inception
to the end of this iniquitous 'sRegistry Law"
IL Will be found manifest that its intent and
purpose is alone to retain power in the hands
OF the contemplate and uuprincipled faction,
who are now iattening on spoliations from the
treasury, both county and State, whose cof-
fers was alone filed by the taxes wrung from
DISTINGUISHED and outraged people. But
these sordid and selfish vampires, begin al,
ready to tremble at the handwriting on the
wall, and with the tenacity of dishonored and
drowning men, they cling to their last hope
OF perpetuating by fraud, Hhat reasorS; right
and justice, brands with its seal of reproba>
ton.
As an illustration The number registered
in Charlestown Township is, as we learn only
At, out' of nearly 400 rightful, intelligent,
tax-paying voters. Yet from this puny num-
Der of returned "loyalists,' the 'sgrand'-n
"Head> Centre" with '.Zadok" of old notori-
ETY. and no very enviable political distinction
as its chief head, has issued subpdenas for Is
of the supposed elect to repair to Shepherds
town, the modern Mecca, and shew cause, if
possible, why their names should not be
stricken from the roll of immaculate, loyal-
70 IF Taf
the day set apart for the hearing of their
cause, but as to how many of the prescribed
passed muster, we are not informed. 1t is
somewhat amusing. if not consolirg to the So
called rebelliOus in our viciiage, (as it is said
misery loves colnpany,) to learn Che names
of four whom we have heard designated on
the "back list" Our people know antece-
dents, politically, and it will produce uni
versal grin at the repetition of their nartisg,
and the mooted question as to ldyalty-viz:
Capt. Charles Warner, Mr. Martin, 1st N.
Y Cavalry,) Warren Btirton. and worse than
all, William JOhtison Who would have
thought it In the name Of the nreten,lod
powers that be, if the ever>loyal righteous
are scarcely admitted, what hope is there for
the lifelong rebellious? But the test is not
loyalty to State or country, but alone and a.
together, are you sworn aud reliable it3stru-
nrent in the hands of the miserable radical
faction who now occupy place and position in
this county, hitherto filed by intelligent and
honorable gentlemen, instead of isnoramuses,
mushroom politicians aud 1nouey-seGkipg
union>shriekers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

"why, Bridget. said a lady who wished
10 rally her servant girl, for the amusement of the
onpany upon the fantastic ornamenting of huge
Pray. how did you do iii" ''Indeed, mum, ii was
myself that did it," replied Bridget -Isnt it pref
ty" did it With your old false teeth this N Or ming
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15

How a ,corpzRRE&o IN ILL1xo1s TALKS
TO THE RADICALs.-Thc editor OF the Alton
Democrat thus talks to the Radicals:
''We called the other day upon President
johnson, and requested the removal from the
office in this city Of MI EtHsry, editor of
the radical organ, the Peoria Transcript and
appointment Of Hon. Isaac Underhiil in his
stead, who is d true Union man, sound patriot,
and withal good johnson man This is tho
begihnihg of this district, but not the ending.
Every radical Federal of6se holder will be-
called upon to vacate III sftfilar manner be-
fore the setting of another august sun. We
now give notice to our radical friends that our
day is coIhihg, Ghd While we propose to be
Ienient with them, extending in eli cases full
freedom OF speech and the press, bnt one
thing they cant doJ aud that is use cream
drawn from the public teat to smi1e the hand
that Ifiks IT INTO tEeir mouth. Take notice,
gentlemen, and be governed accordingly"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
LIEBP- GEN. (STONEWALL) JACKSON.
PROF. n. L. DABNEY, D.D,

PROF. u. L. DABNEY, ID. D,
Illustrated tciM Steel PUrtra.t and Eileen
Di09rODls.
TIVE work contains over 700 pages and = printed
4 on g1.d paper. and bound IN tsOO3 EubEtantial
Cloth. or HAlf Calf (Library Styts.)
This work Is published for the uccuniary benz fit
OF Mrs. JACKSON, and as a truthful BiUgr ply of
one OF America Eobtest sons stands peerless and
alone among eli irs competitors
This WORK Is sold only by subscription and will
be accompanied with LithOZra phi OF JEFFERSON
p AVIS, 10 by p, present to ih. subscTIbcTs
tbs book The Undersigned il the only agent 70 r
this county. He will witt, sr-on as possible,
every house in the county.
JOS. E. RAwLINs,
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"A fellow who ought to know better. has
inst perpe'raed the following piece of uncaed for
impertnence: Life is short, and women are mary.
Men have 10 time for close examination of each
one, and to her who crowds her best goods into q
showcase ID often awarded the highest priza
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TO THE
Conservative Union Part1,.

A Convention will be held IN Charlestown,
al II o'clock, on Saturday merit, Nay 10,
1866. 1t is expected that each precinct in
the county will send full delegation on that
day. Matters OF vital Importance to the in
terests of the party will be presented for the
consideration of the convention. Let the
party be present in fnis force
By order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
May Is; 1865:
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NJ d Buschinharm CO A, LIST Va.
Sargt John Wingat, CO +, 9Th Fla.
John j Ainch, CO 1, Sd Ala.
A Keith, co + 5th Ala.
Sargt j j Caster, CO D.. 9th Ia:
J c Burley, CO I, 18th Mss
j E Aderholt, CO D, 55th N. G.
Thos Laughlin; co H, 29th Va.
1t John WaIrond, co D, LIST Va.
Joseph D Bucham, co A, 5th Ala.
p NJ Benford, co G., 18th Miss.
G III Womac, co FL, 18th Va
Fl Moore, co f, 14th Va.
OLD PRESBYTERIAN BURYINd GRoUND-
GETTYsHURa:
Capt Wm R Bissell.
McCIEAN's FARM:
1t A Wilcox, CO F, 9Th Ala:
G Mating, CO - -.
W j R, CO F, 9Th Ala.
l. II, CO f, 5th Ala
W Omarow, co F, 5th Ala.
NEAR PooR-HoUsE GRAVE YARD.
1t. Blume, CO
PooR-Houstr ORCHARD:
j A White, CO F, 10th Va.
AT BLocHEn's.
J H Law, co B, 4th Ga,
1t. Col. VIM, CO = 4th Ga.
BRICK SCHOOL H0usE-M1LLERsroWN
ROAD.
J Hodge, co A, Sd Ga.
9 Gregory, CO - gu Ga.
D IF Moncrief, CO 4, 81 Ga.
s w s, co ---
ADAM BUTTS FARM AND WOODS IN FRONT.
] Martin, co K, 9th Ala.
Sgt McLane, co A. 9th Ala.
Skipper, co G, 9th Ala.
Lewis Deal, co II, 9Th Ala.
W II Ivey CO 4, Sth Ala
Dennis Hall, CO I; 9Th Ala.
b Coleman, co A, 10Th Miss
S A Dance, co B, Sd Ga.
II Fl Young, co c, I'd Ga
S u Clark, co d, 10th Ala.
o Sgt G P Holly, CO B, 10th Ala.
T NJ Hodges co G, 10th Ala.
Mackey, CO D, 10th Ala.
- Hardel, CO - 18th Ala.
w Smith, co - 10th Ala.
n H Lovelady, co K. nth Ala.
William Jones, co L, 1lth Ala,
- Crawford, co b, l 1th Ala.
a J Bostick, co II, 18th Ala.
& W BrysOn, CO - 11th Ala,
L Deaton, I'd Ga Battery.
F. Dreams:
NJ r Hinson; CO IF, I'd S, g!
" G Horton, co II. I'd S. G.:
1t NJ. p. Buzzard, co b, Sd S: t.
Nicholas Hill, CO A. Sd S, G.. (Battery>
Robert Person; Co Q, I'd S, &.
Capt + Powl, co {; 9Th S, c.
Sgt II Adams, CO - 9Th S. &,
NJ Burgess, co Fl, 18th S G.
C. Stausill co e, 9Th G.
Fl Vandertord, CO II, 18th C,
Joel Miller, co - 7th s g.
I'd LIT George q Bransington. CO Fl, I'd S C,
Sgt w Wessin, co - 5tl S. C.,
K P Tuiley. CO B, Sd c.:
Sgt w Isbell, co q, I'd S G..
w w koon, CO D, 18th S c..
1t NJ A Fuller, CO b. james Battery.
Sgt r Pool, co - 2dSC.
j Eaddy, co G, 18th S C.
H Carson, co D, I'd S C..
Sgt Robertson, CO +, 18th s G.
Capt R Pulliam, co B, I'd sc.
" w Atkins, co a, SD GA.
w DeSausasure, CO - 18th S G.
Sgt D o NJ Duffie, co ---
T Hampton, Co f. 9Th sc.
FRANK BREAm's MILL.
NJ Z Binns, co - SD Va,
James Zeiglc, co D, Oath Va.
1t B A, co f, Sd Va.
l. Meader, co A, 57th Va.
CRAwFoRD's FARMS:
r G Gum, co 4, 18th Miss.
Col: d W carter co - 18th Miss.
n T Tedder, co D, 18th Miss.
VIM Bigssrs, Co. = Ga:
Andrew, CO ---.
II Terrill, 1st co Richmond Howitzer5:
w MCGEE. CO - 18th Miss.
G Moore, co F, 18th Miss.
j {. Rawson, CO - 18th Miss.
B. W Davis, co I, 18th Miss
I Holowell, CO II, 18th Miss.
W B Wonley, co II, 18th Miss.
W A Hays, co X, 18th Miss
Il .Brister, co l., 18th Miss
} W Birgo, Co G, 18th Miss.
A p P, CO. 18th Miss.
? A Robins, co G., 18th Miss,
W Layn,an, I'd co w. A. of NO.
G H Brynes. Sd co w. A. of N. O..
w p Casey, co ---.
p Mcneil, Barkers Battery.
j B Loughridge, Barkers Battery.
Hays,
George W Smith, Jordon's Battery, Va.
Ladies Making up Clothing for Mrs.
Davis.
Fort MONROE, Nav IA gentleman ar
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NOTICE.

T HAVE admi nisfered ON the estate of MAJ A.
\ n BARROU r, decd. PerEons having cit inns
against the estate requested PRESENT. TO
me without delay. &. d. BARBOUR,
Adtn'x with Win annexed OLA n. Barbour, decd
May Is, ls66-3t-F. p.
I ISEE.-Fresh Burned Lime, for raIe by
II KEARSIEY a SHEEPER.
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LABAMA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS /.
To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama, in public,
On Monday. August @, 1866.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENF CO., MANAGERS.
BRoADBENT CO., MANAGERS.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the $50 600 prize 49, 1880 $500
Q approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize e................, $3.50
8 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten of the number
drawing the Sl25 500 prize ............... ls00
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
msinng units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize .....,.. 800
IS approximation prizes Of 100 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize e.,....,,.,.,..... 1900
437 prizes, amounting $4,000
Whole tickets sl2i Halves SCI Quarters, IS Eghths
81 60
All the prizes above stated are drawn at every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the drawing there 1000 tickets numbered
600 There 4 full prizes No smaller prize than 800
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. t. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 10 Camp street, or
Lssk Box $50 Post Office, New Orleans
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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoA

From the South and West to the North and East and It's
continuous rail connections
passengers the South and West going North and
East this route oers unusual advantages being the shortest
and most expeditions
All rail line between New Orleans celebrated water,
ing places of Virginia. the Virginia Cities Washington
Phi adephia New York and Boston, the North gener
ally and the Cansdas.
Exempt from malariOus influences.
This route from Chattanooga to Lynchburg raverses the
mountain regons of Tennessee and Virginia. which
passed for heahtuness purity of atmosphere grandeur
of mountain scenery whilst it be surpassed for
ton to passengers its trains in the genemany
ing of conductors all Of whom experienced in their
ton and strictly attentive to business
Baggage will be checked through from New Orleans
Virg0ia Springs and principal cities North and East.
Through tickets be had at the office of New OreRnB
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
j. w. GOODWIN General Superintendent.
O. @. WINFIELD General lfcket Agent,
JOHN 7. MOFFETT, travelling Agent South
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French Wines, ISrandies, sardines, etc,
NO. 40 OLD LEvEE STREET.
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Only 10000 Numbers-eoS Prizes.
SCH E NJ E.:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the
drawing the si9ooo5 Pile e. I. -. $4,000
approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize .............. 5.AC0
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize of.,.............. 4,50o
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the $1,000 PIKE are ssl 27OO
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize 220
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize Observation-Disclosures. lS6
27O approximation prizes 500 each the nine re-
craving the $1,000 prizes ssp ..4 eO
sos prizes amounting to- 1882 5OC
whole tickets S2l; Halves, Sl2 Quarters Sc; Eighths
3d. Sixteenths, 81 So
Tickets sold and prizes csshed by
CHAS T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer
No. 40 Camp street or
Lock Box 692 Post Ohics New Orleans.
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DONTOHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY, April ls 1866 the trains on THU
road will leave follows;
CITY. FROM THE LAKE.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at o'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City every Sunday at
O'Clock
On and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays, at every half hour, from until
O'Clock P. ~
Fare, to and from the Lake same day, Is cents;
prior to departure of the Fare cents each way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent