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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
THE MANAGING WOMAN.

The managing woman is pearl
among women; she is one Of the prilas
in the grastlOtto.y Of life, and ,hV uan
who draws her may rejoisa for the rest
Of his days, Better than rirAes, she is a
fOrIupo 10 hsrself--a goll mine never
falling 10 iIS yisll-a spring Of pleasant
waters, whose banks ace frinsed With
moss aud flowers, when all around is
bleached white with sterile sand. TIE
managing woman eau do anything; aud
does everything we'll. PorcspIivS and
executive, of quick sight Sad steady
haHd, she always knows exactly what is
wantpg and supplies tba deficiency with
a tact aud cleyornOsl peolIiurlo to herself.
She knows the capabilities Of petsons as
Nell ss lhings for she has 10 inuitivo
knowledge Of character. Tba managing
woman if not always patient is always
cuprssIic, and can never Oe dlsiPpolnIed
into action Though sha has % tsach
eho same things over aud over again,
aud though she fuds her duties dense as
boxsood, anil hands as inefficient as
fishes Gas, sill she is usver weary of
her vocation oil arranging anI ordering,
and never less than hopeful Oh hvon
bio result.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
YIcrtMs oF REnRL spTrE.

A correspondent ia FaysaO county
informs uS that Rav, Alexin lor MoCaun
alministor of The Methodist Episcopal
ohurrh, who was shot by The rebel Kel,
u, near his homo, a few miss from Ma.
sons Depot. haa siucq died Of hisWoand,
iFho saao correspondent states that
be has il. from reliable authority that
whom lhe case Of the murderer Of Coro-
ner Erickson. al S,mmaNjlS came up
before the Grand Jury Of Faystle oOuu
4 ~ the Teboljuymen openly said that
EdOksOd was &--d YdnEosAOd ought
70 have baqnk killed 0ar.Orrespopleat
adan lyd siass,.,
fWe are being murdered dpy Oftsr day
and 20 cns' is pnaished. o. what a
state otgovurnmonL We make laws 10
project Union mou, and have rebels to
execute them. While murder aOd
spas eG,thS laul. wo arc laaOins three
dollars TO railroads sulsp4s,iQg
private bills II tho prsscot LogHlt-
toro do OIpasI the law vacNins all Of
fees hold by rebels, thoy ore not fit to
lesi'lAts for the IOyal psope Of reunes-
sac.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

iug'hin in the following mAnncrI 'SoO
Of David, be thankful for the bllssiag'
which the Almis shty has bestowed upon
US The same was repeated on hi;
reaching the 9th sep. On his reaching
the sixth. all Of the ohildreu Of lsraeI
Joined them; and on his arrived a. the
seventh, all tho birds and animals be,
came 10 motion. Gul cease not ONtil he
had placed himself on the royal seat,
Wboa the birjS, lone and oIhsr aaiuAla,
by secret spings, discharged shower
Of the most precious Perfuuea on S,lO'
mou, after Shich two Of NE klrse' Do.
sceaded aol placed lhe golleu cSoya
upon dis head,
Before the 7efoo0 gs9a soiaau Of
buroishergoId % be TIP Of ghieh was
golden dove, which bed in lis bsOk q
volume bouaA 10 silver, In this book
were written tho Psalms Of David, aud
the dove haviug presented the book TO
the King he road aloul a poFiioa Of II
10 tho children Of Tsra,l. ri rurlhOt
related that on the approach Of evil par.
sons to the throne, the lions were wont
to set up a touible roar, and to lash
their talss with violence, the birds also,
and demons AMI genii to utter horrid
cries. so for fear Of them no one dared
be gailty of Calsehood bui all confessed
their crimes. Such was tho hrono Of
Solomon, the son Of David,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
soLoMoN,s THRONE.

The following account Of thja rc'
markable piece of mechanism parporls
to pc lsken from the Persian mauusCtipl
called The History Of Jerusalum;'
The side, of it were OIL pure gold, the
feet Of emaralds and rubies in,ermixsd
with pearls, each Of which were as large
as an Ostrichs egg, Tho throne had
seven sides: on each side wers doIiae,
ated orchards full Of lroes, the branche
Of which we're Of precious stones, repre-
sonting fruit rips and uurips; on the
tops of tho trees wers 10 be seen figures
Of plumagO birds, particularly the pea
cock, the elanh, and the karges. All
these birds were followed within arIii l.
cially, go as to occasionally utter molo.
dious sounds, such as the ear Of mortal
never heard. On the frst step were de-
lineated vine branches having buRCho'
Of grapes. composed of precious stones oil
various kinds, fashioned in such o man.
per as 10 represent the various colos oI
purple, violet, green and red, SO as tc
rendortho APPEARANCE OF real fruit. Ga
the second stsp, on each side Of tbe
throne, were two lions Of terrible
aspect, large Os life, aud formed Of cast
gold
The nature Of tbis remarkable thIonc
was such that when Solomon placed biz
foot on tho frst step, the birds spread
their wipgs and made Tutoring noiSc
ia tho air. On hiS reaching tho third
step. tho whole assomblagO of demons
and faireS, and men, repeated The praise
of the Dsi,y. When hO arrived at th'
fourth stop, voices were heard address
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

To pRrapbrOse an old uursory seRd-
ment, the second son of Queen Victoria,
the Duke of Ejnburg, bids fair to be a
man before his brother, despite his dis
avonIage of subsequent birth. lie re-
Gently shot au elephant in South Africa,
then stood upon the brulO'S carcass in
an attitude oftriumph while his com.
pauions gave three cheers, then proceed
Cd to aid and abot his Coadjuiors in the
aot Of skinuing the slaughtered quadru,
ped. The London Times correspondent
gives full and particular account oI
the shooting, with uu evident desire to
exaggcralO the danger Of tho undcrIak
ing. 1t is plain, however, that the
Duke manifested great coolue's in The
emergency.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
A MnnnLE MEncllANr.

A merchant of Nav York, duriug The
late war malo contract with meehaRi,
to supply him with aquaniity OF tin cans.
Not long alter this the price Of lin rose
so much that tho contractor must loose
money by completing tho work at the
price agreed upon However bo sal
nothing but went on delivering the cans.
When the FIRST bill for pay Of th9 cans
was received the employer called on him
and sail.
Il understand you'aro lo+iny money on
this. Job
Yes replied the contractor, but [ can
slard it; coslraol. is a contract. ysu
know
How much will you loo'e'' asked the
gballeman. ae
'ohl no natter wasthe reply; i don't
complain, aud you ought cot 10,
F'l,fnsisl on knowing
"Well, siuce you desire L. ] Shsil
lose so'much hundred" naming the
amount. -
siys,. "a nqblE shgatIol
man, "you must'not hose tbist-h would
not be right 1 shallsdd the amount TO
your bill, and as the price of ms'etial
may suII rise, | will advance you the
money for the whole contract, which,
no doubt, you eau now use to adVau.
tsge.
The difference thus paid, to which the
contractor had no claim, amounted to
fivo hundrel dollars Tbot was some
thing more Than business honesty: it was
Christian principle carried out iu basi'
ness. The world needs just such 'x-
ampIes 10 coavince /! Of The truth Of re'
ligiOn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
sINeULAn APoLocY Eon ArnIEE

SINGULAR APOLOGY FOR ATnIEF,
The Ls5fayotlO lIndl Journal re-
Gently gave an ScOoun Of a theft, un& Of
the remarkable detection oflhe thief by
means of dream Ia the same news
paper is Letter from a fellow stuien! of
the guilty young non, whjCh is Decided,
ly novel.
but speak tho sentiments of'he tswn
peopIc, tho full body of students and the
entire faculty Of tho Wob1sh College,
when | say that a more exemplary per-
son rs 10 morals and conduct, SO far as
their knowledge Of him IS extended, had
never before been within. the walls Of
tho institution,
On more Than one occasion, when nei-
thor the study Of books nor of nature
kept mO awake, | have seen him burn
ing jho midnight oil wtiia puting over
tho pages copluining his next days hs-
SOM; anil the records of the college
classes prove thathe spent all his lime
to bsttor pnrpoie than most Of his com
panions
Was he Aypocri.e? LG tho follow.
ing fact set thu, chaige al ri't: Last
winter, when the. revividg iOGueuceS Of
I.toIigion shook very nearly tic last vest-
igeso( sin from the ,hoatts Of Wabash
Slat
his classmates had connected themselves
with one or another Of lhs churches, they
earnestly requested him to do the same.
Why shouldn't hol Ho lived un exem
play lie, never caroused or usel pro.
Ians language; was hish.minded and
honorable 10 all his dealings; was an
earnest student. and beloved by all of
his companions. To these impohunities
sometimes with tears ia bis eycs-he told
Them he could not do it, that there was
something pressing on bis heart aud
mind, which, until removed. would fer
ever prevent him taking SO solemn q
step
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
GIVING JOY no A CnILD

Blessed be the hand that prepares o
pleasure for child. for there is no saw
ilg when and where it may bloom forth.
Does not almost everybody remember
some ktud.hearled man who showed
him kindness in the dulcet doys of his
chIlihood? The writer Of this recol-
lects himself al this momsnt, as bare
footed lad, standing at tho wooden lence
OF poor little garden in his native vii.
lage, while with longing eyes he gazed
on the flowers that were blooGing there
quietly in the brightness Of a Sunday
morning. The possessor came for.h
from his little cottage; he was o wood
outer by trade, and spent the whole
week at work 10 The woods. lie had
come into the garden to gather flowers
10 stick into his coat when he vent 10
church. He saw the boy, GOl breaking.
oTthe most beautiful Of his caroslions =
il was streakeL with red and white-he
gave it to him, Neither the gjycr nor
the receiver spoke a word, and with
bounding steps the boy ran home. And
now here, at IA vast distance from that
home, after SO many events Of SO many
years, the feeling of gratitude which ag-
itatCd the breast of that boy expresses
itselfOn paper. The caroation has long
since Wilhered, but now II blooms afro sh.
Douglas Jerrold.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
NEAnNEss on pEArn.

When We walk near powerful machi-
merry, wO,know that one single mistep,
aud those mighty engines will tear Us to
ribbons with their flying wheels, or grind
us to powder 10 their monsIrou3 jaws /.
So when We ure thua ieriaS across the
land in r,ii car, AMI there is nothing
but 40 inch of iron daase to hOi US gu
the tack. Sl,when We are in ship,
and there is nothing but thin plank'be-
tween Us an eternity. We imagine, thcn,
that W. SEQ how close We arc 10 tho edge
of the preripi9o, Bun We do ud. SEQ 1t.
Whether cd the sea or on The land, the
partition that divides usJfou eteroily is
something less than the OAK plank, or
hall 40 iooh iron aingo. The machine
ry Of life and dosIh Is within Us, The
tissues that hold the beating powers in
their place are often not thicker than o
sheet of,puper. aud if that thin partition
rupture, it would be lbo sa,so with US as
it. a canuon ball had struck Us. Death
ID insepA(able bound Up with life 10 The
very struc,xs Of our hodies. Struggle
psShe Rottd te,Siden thp sPacy'uo psu
can, ST aoY tiEEs, 60 fsr'ler lron dssh
.tbaa tHe !bieRA5s q saeI 81 :;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

There is mouot1in in the interior Of
Australia which has been burning fer 90
years. The soil Is hut aud covered with
ashes, smoke and flame urO generally
visible, oul the roaring Of the fire is au.
diblo at depth so great that a stone
can DOT bo heard to roach the bottom Of
tho chosms, which are open in the noun.
tain side. II is not volcano ia the or.
binary adaptation Of the word. Some
believe that it is an immense Jeposi, Of
coal, that has caught FIRE through some
means.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Singular as It may appear, for on hon.
est city Ike Philadelphia. the Ogrtglte
number Of watches laxel in that city last
year vas 1856. ond this year lS 695,-.
These figures lell hard story. sii oia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Brazil. Of lndiano, has steam saw
mill, managed by man and bis two
daughters oue Of The latter is eng'n
eer aud ilrewOman, and the other helps
her father lift the boards and roll The
logs. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

No whipping is resOrted to on The
School Ship, in Boston HatbOr, aud but
two boys out Of threO hundred have a.
tempted 10 desert.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

California is 10 the habit of priding
itself on the possession of the largest
trees in lho world, but tns recen. ro-
searches in Australia have shown that
although the thickness of our California
giants may not be equalol, their high. is
considerably exceeded by species Of the
Eucalyptus, a vegetable form character
istic Of Australia. Specimens of gari-
GUS nights have been measured, anl the
LallosI actually subjected TO this test gave
IN altitude of 480 feet; but another, hay
ing circumference Of 81 feet at q bighI
Of four feet from the ground. was esti-
mated to bo over 500 feet high. The
tallosl spro in Europe, the Min'tor oil
Stmsbours, 466 feet higN; the grea. py-
ramil of CbOops is. 4sO feet, but sroec-
del by these Australian trees,
--.---------.HS--,---------
Bay your Christmas presents a! Cole
| T., urvan'u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The Plymouth county, (Msss apoth'
ecary. who was condemned 10 impison
mentfot selling spirits 10 an invalid
lady, has been triunphanllY elected TO
the Legislature, to repeal the obnoxious
law under which he was arsigOod. h
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Stoves are sold in London which con =.
sumo their own smoke, and therefore do
not need npIpo. By aiding to these
the American self lighting screw noW
used in igniIins gas burners, the inTen
ton would ba entitled TO bo called a
m,tchIess one, indeed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Mis-, BaboocE, Of Norwich, Com.
being divorced from Der husband, wsp1
aud smashed in bis NiadOws- iaco@pRt
Ibiliy Of temper,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
SfRIdlh Forucy's Press !
N E0ONsTIUCTED ALABAMA,

Caucasian 6iiiSs-la lest il might not b
skpoEp otherwise ainsy suaer at the col
iOrsdrhw- mdsers of,Ahbams. they vii
not tiad itsosssy toriliculo lheir work
manship,a The nov cOps,satiou Of Ala
rbstna, a f4pl9as synopsis Of which vii
oe lound oR our 6ral page, rsco'ORsud'
itself 70 eyertt5oaghlful,aud intslligcn
man 4 lgdialSust ssnperlie, slaIe'man-
flise, breathing fsrTeut devotion to thC
finleres,s Of Ahbsmls AMI rsveaiing ii
!. every section tessarob and vide reading
if compares most isyatnbiy viii the pre-
,viOos Gonsiilpion dSsted by the old
| pFosluysry y4cTlIule 10 porhapg misuse
"a void u the StstS Nothing nsdia-
val or-bsi5oroSs p,sB tho organic low
Eef!lAIasiilts now yearagos there
w ,9aasb RseonAssetsl Al
5etah whfp6ssoss bufeHn Of findusti
al resouicas. ,sLoMs!NIy, aud efficiently
operative ofEanlzIng ana 'n'e''lgenuy
directing her great sources OF wealth
and prosperity. She VIII also have a
barssu OF educs'ion, ssslAiuei by b
seaav and oeveF-I''log FoVenu''-
Wha' !Hsd AAoa~a on s'"Yo days-0'
44Ilen glory as they call ito com
pare with these g'ea' Institutions OF 'oa
Iuiare! Was it Tue lash the ban0'ah'
'0s auction h'9'k' ena Jaws aS''n'' eau
cation "oJ iH'' oy Jufyf
yh"re are one or tSo points which
we should IKE to have seen: moro 1eh'
nl'e'Y settled wn''' u was IN the power
OF the Convention f0r instance, We
have the usual proylso+hat the writ OF
h'6e's corpus shall not be suspended ex'
e'p' IN cases where 'he pubic safety
drn"nds u but it is not laid down Who
shall have IKE power to suspend the
executive or legislative department. Of
the Government, or both Fature Irou-
Ole might be "VoHIeN by setting that
point now, HbGn tha issue is stripped oil
Of exc'un9 'Aets, nni passions or syn
'2atlaes are not prescott 10 warp or
sHet%c. 50, TOO, III we" OF some our
past PsnnsyIa'n'l i'G''fat!on. 1t Woa'a
have Teen The part OF Prudenee.is nave
grecluded ia.urs legislators 'romrsqnS
the'r oTa.s'saIIsa. y =
However esa wnoie, -'hls e!aasssllu-
s.S s.el
pCir'rsl history 81 .n''ssae'S !ssn'
the apI'l'y' oones'y;pn'i'loognen' OF Ito
authors. We wish IT di''iheuy 70 % 10
membsrcd by tue C1ppefho'd 'ecaonh
press aud party that this SIa'e pap"
CONES ~ Paft IRON 'oe o'''N o'"u VI
AIabAms' en- we challenge a 'ompor'-
son of it with the old Constitution oil the
State--Ihe dellbe'"Ie and elaborate
production of4'he learning culture aad
wisdom OF AIabama under the old regime
For humanity. for fearless recognition
of the great idsas of the age, Tor pro-
found and Chnstiin respect for the prIn'
ciplOs Of justice. Tor Iepablicaoi'm and
pure democracy, it will be found hun
ufs1 wears in advance oil the CONSTITUTION
it supursodes. And this contrast which
we institute between tho Two Constitu.
tons of Alabama VIC confidently predict
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

A lady found occasion to cal upon a
dentist to have herteelh Gled. Among
those 6leJ were Two front ones. and
when in pleasant mood the lady's face
shone with smiles, while polished gold
glillered from the upper ioci'ors. These
we're observed with admiration BY her
little n'eie, who byanIby seriously re-.
marked Aunt Mary, wish I had cop.
per toed teeth like yours
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
crank W. SissOn,

CONV GY n N Q 4 n,
.FTNHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED
TO execute deeds Of conveyance DC, at
The Recorders Office of Mason county
'"' FRANK W. SISS0N.
Peb 2fIl. Recorder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
T0s. @. WHEELER,

ATTORNEY ayO COUNSELLOR AT LAW
wAYNE.C, H. Wrsr A.
NXTILL practice in the Courts OF wayne
Wv aud adjoining counties.
Particular attention paid to the collection OF
debts [sept ls66-yl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

- 80 ~. =, .,
Adegtisdme us inl& have Tie nnmBhfdfin'
frrtior8 nsfyed on 'ths cnpy, OF they will he
kept nRlll iofbiiilvp, aud char ;c'i accord
: inglys mi
AlIcupslibpsrspsicnt advertisements must
be Eid lfOri9Rasanse, teSinspe tIeir inser;
toni > : E q
Yenrly advertisements to be paid fer half
.Yeirly idNilYnce,
Short notices oflrnhs win 5e inserted free
III charge Obituary siirss mud tributes Of
respect willibe CHARGED half the adeertisins
rHtfs AHra:e, ,H,lices Inserted gratis. :.
Z, ,LotdM editorial notices will be charged 20
crntS line, aed hal pricefor aubsegaent in
acr;inus
Rrlkinu' .uo,icrs aud abort advertisements
stOr hpuryqlcnt associations, inserted gratis.
.CAllsuph6 genlItnr u To brCan" candidates
%ill,be charged ni advertising rates
,fh-se !pll;irs viii iNvariE'ay he rhnrged for
SanuorcnI cundidato- fnr Colnfy ofrcs, and
Tan dollars fnr nnnnuhrihg candidate, Tor State
aanl Uoifed States offices
.'rlo insertion If prreonp' cards will he left
=, ,ha dhdmof ihi editor. br. whcu inserted
win b. charge loihlc prica.
A'6'lesits win uot be mad" 10 orders Of
Fihhtation Or Other legal advertisements nH,
II ,h"Y ara plii for
.fh'ra will be 40 deviation l.um the above
Jt1r ,nS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
BRICK PoMERoY as a 4DEAD

/ HEAT, f8s
Brink" Ponewy editor Of The la
Cross Democrat. 4. sesns has got him
self into ! Snari With some Of bis demo-
cratic friends. tie story ,oi which was
thu, told by the Springfield Journal:
rlt appOsstbat some lime last fail
thA Infamous eBrick, aforesaid wen! to
Decatur aud made Democratic speech
there such spoOeh Of oouHo as only
that notorious individual eau make aud
his Democratic friends were SO charmed
with his Oloqu,ncOthalthay hitei band
"wthoutrs rsgatd 10 toexpoOSs," !" and gave
Ehima sersnsjs, Mr.. "Brick" did not
wish to be oullOue in kiud attentions.
an. so. ia thu tallncs, Of hiS heart he ia.
viIcd the serenaders 10, and rcgrled lhsr,
With abou! twenty dollars worth Of wineLi
But through SONS trick Of memory or
trick OF sOmO other kind, "Brick" filled
to settle tho score, Perhaps ho thought
his D$ratarisinndt would payilf but tteyt
could noI see Il with 'ihoso lsmp.; and
tho patient hpdlord, atier waltiug a year
finally jogged his recollection, and wished
toknow ifiI was "cOavenishl etc, This
remialor at onoo thrsw that priest ofthO
. y a. =
cOpperhoads dispOn.aIion iplo a perfect
fury Of indignation, aud 10 a late issue Of
bis paper he goes for tho Democracy Of
Decatur with vengeance, charging that
they ara DOT exactly the right stripe that
they went back On him olo, etc, shoaf
10 the Magnet rossnts Bri,k's inputulicu,
with com Nenlablo spirit, giving Mr..
Pomcroy TO, understand that while he
may be a very great man with cortain
class of people, It does not therefore ne
cessarily flllow that his vine and whi'-
ky bills should be liquilaed' by the De-
n,ocradr Committees and that il Mr.,
Pomeroy does not like il ha can make the
most ofit We think the moro decent
portions Of he Democracy will ore Of
these days concida with shoaf, and 0I-
sisu to Mr.. Brick POusroy very
prominent position among the dead
beats
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Sweet potatoes are so plenty 10 TexsS
as to be hardly worth burIcsInp,
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Go 10 Smith & Martin 3,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Bay your ChfisImN' presents al Colo
Is Bryan's,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
Western Union Railroad.

i r IONS Liza : ROM p "'N . '0
NAL and Express 200 A. ", daily. tSundsys
escept,d.)
Accommodation 60 =. ".
ARRfvK At PORT sYRoS.
Mail and Express 80 r. NJ, daily. tSundays
excepted
Accommodate 2:i5 p. NJ. daily, fSundsys
excepted.
Mail and Express leaving Port byron At ZOO
msses close connections for Chicago aui oil
points in NortheI Illinois and Wisconsin.
CONNECTIONS:
Al Racine, with Goodrich Line steamersfcr
Grand Haven. Sheboygan and ManitowOc.
Al Racine Junction, with Chicago / Milwaukee
Railroad. for Milwaukee, kenoshr, Waukeyan
and Chicago.
At Clinton Junction. with Chicsgo 4 North
western Rs,iroad, Tor GAINESVILLE, Madison, Pra.
iri. du Chen and La Crosse.
AT leloi'. wits Chicago l. Northwestern Rail
road. for Footville, Evansville, and Madison.
At Freeport with Chicago 4 Northwestern and
Illinois Central Nj ilrords, for Rocst ford Warren
Mineral Point and Calena.
AZ Savanna, with steam packet Lansing"
for Dubuque and through boats to st. Paul.
Al Fulton. with Chicago AsNorihwestern Rail.
road. Tor Chicago, Dixon ana Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago 4 Rock Island
Railroad, and steam packet "Iowa between
Davenport and Rock island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest to all points in the Northwest.
Il. q. TATE, Supt Il. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Div isicn.
may IL -dttI Racine. Wis. xvsnna, III.