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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-05

Treat d Hamilton manufacture plows
in Memphis. jan29etu4t
Poees manufactured by Treat & Ham
iIton on Madison street, Memphis.
iap29etu4t
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
RAGULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACKET.
For Helena WfttshurE and "a. Francis
AfVer,
MCLLIE HAMBLETON Rovuap aF.g.s-
THIS splendid passenger steamer
viii leave for the above on ~
TUESDAY, 9TH Inst, a. : pm.
LARRY EAAMSTAD a Co, Agents.
CoIner am and Ma IisOn sts.. or
mhSA City harf boat. foot Monroe n.
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Forwarding Merchants,
No. 228 Front Street, Up Stairs,
mh2 an MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Am A'9JHoH N R. FRAYsER, N. D.
MrvrHIs. Tenn, February Is. Is87

MEMTHr9. IENN.f EtuEuaIL 10 ANuHs
Wa have examined the Lenses Of DR.. BERN
HARDT- and consider them superior to any wa
hyva seen. They are admirably adapted not
| univ 70 improve the imperfeetions OF impaired
sight, but to relieve the WEAKNESS or vision
watch constant study produces Many Of the
I EIasses are Of new and Ingenious cgnfrivauce-
We Cordially recommend the Doctor 10 an
those who require scientific optical assistance.
! JOHN PITMAN, ~. D
| GEORGE r. GRANT, NJ D.
] r II. HOPSON NJ ID.
7. NILES WHLETT. n. D., IO4 Adams street.
Rev. j. c. STEDMAN-
9. WHITE Rse5or Of Calvary Church.
Rev. DR.. 8 h FORD, Pastor Baptist Church.
q. "A. DAVIS. Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
NJ. D. LILLY. o. s. D.
Dr.. R. W. CREIGHTON.
d. IRWIN. Al shelby strest.
Testimonials similar 70 the above may be seen
at DR.. BERSHARDr's Office. nom
R. D. ARNOLD, NJ. D.. Savannah, Ga.
JOSEPH H PLUNKETT, Pastor OF 81. PauTs
Hon. JAMES l. ORR, Governor Of south OF
Hon. JONATHAN WORTa. Governoro Of North
Hon Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon % r. ORTON Governor of indiana.
Ho1 II a. SWIFT, Ex-Governor OF Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY Ex-Governor Of Min
uo5- RICHARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois.
n SEYMOUR Governor OF New York
n +. ENTON Governor OF New York.
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
several years Of public praestes aaE
sfudy in the hospitals IN Europe. adjusting spae-
tacles 70 patients under every aspect OF defeef-
" visfon, as well as experiences In an extensive.
both here aad in Europe, Dr. BERSHARDr
considers Il a sufficient guarantees Of his ability
to acpty such glasses as are best calculated for
he PsHistance or recovery Of imperfsct sight
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N8tica.

Mississippi and tennessee kaliFOsd.
ARRrvE: DEPARr {.
New Or cans Express--. $50 pm. 45 pm
BatesylIle Accommodates &5
feb2a e z. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket AgL
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HERE'S YOUR MULE.-An American
citizen Of African descent named Henry
Jones, knowing of his right to vote,
but not to hold Office or sit on %juries, re-
solved himself into q committee to inves-
tigate the stable of Mr. Waterman. Find
ing therein one more mule than a conser-
vative was entitled to, heled the same
away, for which he was uRfeelingly
locked up in the Adams street prison.
Squire Creighton will give him audience
on "Wednesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-05

Drs. j. j. Williams d John Ingram,
late Of Denmark, Tenn, having asso-
ciated themselves il the practice of
medicine, respectfully tender their ser
vices to the citizens of Memphis gener-
ally, but especially to the suburban
population. Residence Of Dr.. Williams
as heretofore of Or. Ingram, at the
Bishop otey place, on Figeon Boost road.
mil QtH
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MEMPHIS. TESS, February Is. 1851.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, February IS, 1867.
I have found a great deal Of pleasure in ex-
amining the exquisite fabrics Of DR.. BERN
HARDr, in the way Of Eyeglasses. The Crys-
tai used by him is OF wonderful purity, and the
stvte OF his Glasses so diversified as to suit every
conceivable case Of need. He has selected for
me a pair OF Glasses, which promise 70 give me
great and and comfort in my future reading I
Am among the many persons testify 70 his
capacity as an Oculist and Optician and 70 the
value Of his services rendered to them, several
prominent Ciergymen and Statesmen with
whom 1 am acquainted
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THE OPERA.-The appearance Of the
famous italian opera from the City of
Mexico, and said to be the best of that
name that ever visited the United States,
has been postponed till Friday night,
when they will positively appear in the
far-famed opera Of III T~roUGtore, with
a full and complete orchestra. Seats
can be secured at the box Office and
Katzenbachls music store.
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Fire and Burglar. Proof SGfes.-We
are again in receipt Of fourteen more OF
those greatly celebrated safes Of Marvin
& Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
Others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure it at ORGILL BROS. q CO..
febig-Im Agents for Marvin 4 Co.
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Spring Lun6er.-Selden, Williams &
CO., No. ia Madison street, have on
hand a good assortment Of lumber Of all
kinds, but to meet the increasing de-
mand, Mr.. j. Williams, one Of this firm,
left yesterday by the steamer Belle
Memphis for the north, to make con-
tracts and purchases. On his return a
still larger. stock and lower prices may
be looked for. feb22-2w
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Hery L0w.-The splendid stock OF
choice groceries at Ivinson q Giiberts
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved cOpartnership
they are determined TO sell their entire
stock regardless of cost. Make hay
while the sun shines; you will not al
ways have these advantages offered.
Country merchants will coasBlt their
own interests by giving them a call.
febI5 IF
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sTEAMBoATs.


FOR ST. LOUIS.
hEGULAR HEMPRIs AND m T0U1l
PACKET ~
For Cairo and s. Lnuts-
master
This splendid steamer viii leave 49,
as above on @
THIS DAY, 5th inst, At pm.
FLE8L CALVERT. supst.
DILL PETERSO Z, Pass AGENT
Or 70 T. b BYBGzoE, General Ticket AGENT
NO. ; Jefferson street. where Tickets NAV -
had % aipoints Ia the United stafsg. mrs II
BEGULAR ST LOUIS PACKET
For Cairo n saint Louis.
AAAE LIME master
as elegant steamer VIII leave r.
for the above on e
WEDNESDAY, 9Th Inst, At 10 an.
WAY JOHNSON, AGENT,
mlS%l star Wharf boat.
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House Of Fr0ak--Eyerybedy who
knows Frank goes to see him oonse-
qsentIy it is one Of the most popular
places of resort in the city. His stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, and if one desires the finest Balti-
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. fei2 If
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Wagon and Carriage Material.

by Woodourn, smith q Co, No.
Green street, st. Louis.
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Testimony OF Recommendations

zth--PEOOf Of superiority over the efd
kind OF Speotscles: They are used exclusively
al all the hospitals for diseases OF the eye in
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

it has already been Endorsed here "The drunken Irish
nationalist whether soldier civilian, disgrace and
danger and should be- in every instance remorelessy
PEELED" The Center, doubt will attend to this matter,
and that person under the influence of drink be admit
ted to meeting of his Circle inside the doors of the
Reading Room and that any person in such state seeking
such admittance WILL the next night of meeting be ned
and repetition of the oense that he be thereafter
PEELED.
Such of action if carried out persistenty, will
bring upon respect will Organization from dis
grace and ruin, and will help to make many home happy,
and many reside CLEAN with joyous merry faces that
wont to be sad and cold and drear.
Yours ever, CUsH-LA-No.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28

the Catholic Church. Primates arhbshops cardinals heads
of religious orders and other dgntares will be summoned
to attend from all parts of the world The Holy Father has
named congregation of cardinals, to whom he has
inrused the of preimnares for the meeting
OF the council
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
Putting on "Style."

The Dayton CO., Journal tells the follow
ing yarn -
"a few months ago gentleman moved to
this city. and purchased nice property. and
among other things to contribute 10 his con-
veniencG and comfort, procured fine horse
and very genteel carriage \ likely color
ed boy was employed at fair salary to take
charge of the establishment and discharge
the numerous duties which arise around
well'regula;ed homestead For time things
went on smoothly with Chores" but lutterly
he seemed out Of spirits and seldom smiled
His employer observed this Respondent de-
meanor of Chores" and he determined to
get at the bottom of it. Perhaps he was in
love! But no matter. Taking Chores"
aside, one day, when ne locked more gloomy
than usual, he inquired, considerably. what
was it that allied him; We'll, you see, Mas'r,'
began Chores" in sort of tragic style, 'You's
got but one boss, while all de gentlemen
about here has two Jan all de boys dev cali
me one hoss,nisger! an as | can't stand
dat. sPects I'll have for to resign! likes
you fuss rate, Mars's, an I'd ike to STAY if
you had two horses, but you see how it is-de
boys, dey cant quit hOl!erin'-'dar goes dat
one boss nigger.' Not wishing to lose the
service of so valuable All assistant. a second
horse was purchased, and Chores" became a
two-hOss niger"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
POLITICAL.
Tun TR1uMPH OF WoMAN.
FL ssAaY xvEsoS.


In distant time wheh barb'rous man
In Ceasclcss contests warrTd,
And crushed by strife's relentless ban
All social intercourse was barred.
Woman as umpire, interpreted
with plant ve eye r'bukcd
The sau Suiue broiI. The tumult closed
Strife ceased wheTe'cr she-lOOksd.
Or, if some ruthless monster stiil
Her winning power d.fied,
With tame submission 20 her Will,
lie yielded whea she-sfShed.
II some crime festercd con of Cain
The hands Of peace upnpt,
The strict oheuicECe forced again.
He paused when woman trsPt.
Wien thus she was with victory bIes'.
Her tears away she brushed;
And while rude man her worth confessed.
With modest pride sLe-bltGhod.
EoNE all cntranced he Cazed and spoke
His love iu language wild 4;
Then DER his heart, 10 seal her yoke,
With heavy grace she-Tni!,d.
While thus before mans spell bound eyes,
Charm after charm upspTung,
He listened. with a new surprise.
As triumph-cTOwned, she-SI1g.
No art such conquests could complete
Twas Natures magic all;
It's but when woman tri's deceit
That man escapes her thrall.
May woman's power continue long,
When by suCh aTWnT gained
BY tears. nv smiles. by signs, Lv song,
Be still her sway maintained!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chickens Hatohed from Eggs 1900
Years Old.

4 Paris correspondent of the Nation states
that the guests OF the Able Denis, curate of
the parish of ST. EIiO, in the FoubOurg ST.
Antoine, diued a few days ago on fowls whose
immediate ancestors figured, he says, on the
table of the great Fraukish King Dagobert.
When the Able Denis laid the first stone of
the church and Presbytery he had built by
his own exertions on tine site of the old cha.
teau aud gardens of DagObert, hens nest
full of eggs was discovered beneath the ruins
of the ancient building. These eggs, more
than twelve hundred years old, were about
to be thrown away by the laborers, when the
Able, remembering that wheat has been
grown from grain fund in Egypt in num-
mics dating back from the time Of the Pha-
raohs, beihought him that possibly there
might still be life in these eggs. A Sdrdnt
of the institute-cOnsulted at once in refer
ence TO these precious relics of an age when
there was as yet no France to detest peri
dious Albion" or to be jealous of Prussia and
needle guns-advised their being forthwith
confded to hen of approved success in the
maternal capacity. This advice having been
acted upon. the good Cure and his friends had
the delight of witnessing. twenty>One days
afterwards, the Matching Of a fine brood Of
chickens, the direct progeny of the denizens
of King DaCnbert's barn>yard The fowls
thus obtained have been carefully kept from
any neS1Hs0ncc with their congcners Of less
ancient blood and the Able has now ward
so well replenished with king Dagobert
fowls that he not only supplies his own larder
with poultry of this illustrious breed, but is
about to organize, at the suggestion of nu-
merous friends n sale of king Dagobert
eggs for the benefit of the poor of his parish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

Mrs. Mumford. the widow of the man
who was hung by General Butler in New Or
leans, is now living in Abingdon. Va. in
great deStitutinn. The Virginian calls for aid
for her aud three fatherless children.
- About 800 students were present at the
opening of Washington College. and large
acceSsicns have been made daily. Ample
preparations have been made for all who come.
There are now 500, but room for more.
Our devilsays that when you see n young
man and woman walking down street leaning
against each other like pair of badly match
ed oxen, it is a pretty good sign they are bent
on consolidation.
MIR. Jones, why do you wear that bad
hat? Because, my dear sir, Mrs. Jones VOWS
she will not GO out of the house until l get
new one
A person being asked why he had given
his daughter in marriage to a man with whom
he was at enmity, answered, did it out of
pure revenge.
\ Conscript, being told that it was sweet
to die for his country, excused himself on the
ground that he never did like sweet things.
- Young gentleman suffering from too
strong a sensation of the more tender feelings
defines his complaint as an attack of lassitude.
Wonderful transformation. When a
young man turns into whiskey saloon.
Human existence hangs upon trifcs-
What would beauty be without soap?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
IA,!antie City Cor. of the Cincinnati Gazet,e)
a Romantic Incident.

a romantic incident occurred here last
week, which has been thus related to me -
A young man from Philadelph lost his heart
TO i pretty girl from that city, whose father
was president of Il prominent bank there, and
very wealthy. lie was salaried clerk. though
of very good family, and was unwilling. on
account Of his poverty, to propose marriage,
even though he had reason to believe his pas
sion was returned. lie made this confession,
1t seems, to one Of his friends. and the story
OF his modcsty and pride reached the young
lldy's ears, and touched her. very naturally
a few weeks after. the fair Philadelphia
was driving on the beach alone. when her
horse became frightened at the surf and ran
off at furious pace. She lost all control of
the terrified animal, which had run at least
two miles, when the enamored swain, exactly
as 1t happens in romances CHANGED to be walk
ing by the border of the sounding main, as
Homer would put it, thinking of the cheer
less future without the idol of his soul for
further Supplemented phra5eology see Sylvan
Us Cobb, Jr) In few moments he held the
horses head; was dragged few hundred
yards before he could check the animals
Course, and then snatched the half faintinr
girl from the vehicle. Once in mis- arms she
swooned wholly. of course. He held Eer in
his embrace until she recovered. She muir
INJURED her gratitude; he his passion, and they
walked to the hotel with rosy bushes all over
their faces.
That night the wealthy father heard of his
daughters rescue. and, after talking with her,
discovered thar she loved the fellow The
following morning he sent for the clerk, and
discovered the fellow loved the Girl.
why the devil don't Won propose to her !?
How was she or l to know anything of the
state of your heart unless you told her about
1t? You don't expect pretty woman with
100000 in her own right to run about with
her hand, asking handsome scapc- cruces ike
yourself to take it. do YOU
Il knew, sir, that l was very poor. and
You were very rich; that it was not probable
you would"
Nonsense, I don't want my daughter to
marry bank account. Ny own is high
enough for her. You are worthy; and if
you love her. 90 and tell her so and let me hear
no more stuff about poverty and wealth"
The young man went; and | presume the
two came to an understanding, as | am in
formed they are to be married the first We, K
in November.
The narrative Is not whit original or new.
except in the fact that the pater- famillias has
sense enough to prefer his daughters happi.
ness tn superhuOus riches. / would like to
give his name for the benefit of example.
can't, of course, though may say if you read
the sign No. -. Third street, Philadelphia,
you Will learn the wise Crucsis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

The man who makes business Of raising
pork for market may be said to be living by
his pen
"A young man married girl rather than
be shot by her brother. thinking miss better
than a-hit
Why is lovely young lady like hinge?
Because she is something TO adore "a door,
Why is the letter l. like giving sweet
heart away? Because it makes over lover
- Friendship is better than kindred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
Signals for Handkerchief Filtration.

The annexed system of signaIizing. which
we copy from an exchange. will, beyond
doubt, become popular with the bellies and
beaux of our city:
Drawing across the lips-Desirous of get
ting acquainted.
Drawing across the eyes-I am sorry.
Taken 10y centre-Hou are too willing.
Dropping-Wc will be friends.
Iwlrilng in both hands-Indiference
Drawing across the check-I love YOU.
Drawing through the hands, hate YOU.
Letting 1t rest on the right check-Yes.
Letting 1t rest on the left ckeek-No.
IwiriinS in left hand-I wish to get rid
of you.
Twirlirg in the right hand-I love an
other.
Folding i'll wish to sneak with YOU.
Over the shoulders-Follow me.
Opposite corners in both hands-Wait for
Inc.
Drawing across the forehead-We are
watched.
Placing it on the right car-You arc
changed
Placing on left carl have message for
you.
Letting it remain on the eye-You are
cruel.
Winding round the fore fnger-I am en-,
gagged.
Winding round third fngcr-I am married.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

TRUE LIBERTY.-Lord Mansfield said
True liberty can only exist when justice is
equally administered to ALTO the king and
to the bcggar." Ifthat is so. there is no true
liberty in ''happy. proud America" for the
government has deprecated rag,money aud
heavy taxes for the toiling millions. and un>
taxed gold for the wealthy bond holders
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
~


L IsaEain open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Care and Machinery DESTROYED nre b,ipr 70.
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK. with all re-
cent improvements nd = the Bridges aud Tracka
are again IN Substantial Condition thc we'll caTEtd
reputation OF this Road tor
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT
VIII Ice more than sustained under the OrCauiEa-
ton OF it, business
In addition - the urcqualcd attractions Of natu-
raj scenery heretofore conceded 10 this route, tho
recent Troubles upon the Border, have associated
numerous points an the Road, between the Ohio
River and arPers Ferry, with painful but instruc-
CONNECTIONS
~ the OH" River, with Cleveland and Piti,burar
Genital Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati R,ifS
roads; aud through them with the whole RailN.v
system "l the Northwest, Central sect and South
west; At Harpcr- Perry with the wiuchcrtrr
N"'"- Al " arlington junction. with the Wash.
ington bfarTh Tor Washington City nd the Love-
Iot"'naC At tltWUrc with seven daily trains E,r
ihiind'iphia and New York
IMO DOLLNRS additional on Through TicLr,s
l" b'Iii'npr" or the Northern Cities give the mr.
"'s, % risii'HS A>iIlNOTON CITY an ,ott,
This l. the ONLY ROUTE bv which nassrn,,r.
can procure ough Tickets and LS,O,trh Cb,rE, -
WASHINGTON CITY - "' 20
l.. NJ. COLE JOUSI wIICOS
General TiCKct Agent M.strr az 1,r.nNr,-,,
Baltimore. ton RsI,in,aEc
June >. 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

- Rev DIR. Guthrie is the author of these
beautiful sentiments They say am grow.
ing old because my hair is silvered, and there
are crows feet upon ny forehead and my step
IS not so firm and elastic rs of yore. But they
are mistaken. That is not me. The knees
are weak, but the knees are not me. The
brow is wrinkled, hut the brow is not me-
This is the house in which live But am
young; younger than ever l was before"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
HALLTOWN MILL.
&c c. THoMAs.I TJAcoE .
THOMAS & ADAMS,

PHOENIX CARRIAGE WORKS.
BERRYVILLE, CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
u ESPECTFULLY inform their fricnds and the
IL public generally that they have Discontinued
carra INA king in woOdzbUrO'. Frcrric K cuu,tv
Md. having purchased the property i,rIurrIv be-
longing To = II. Bowen carria &c shop. Having
entirely rem"deIod and rehtted the shop, they are
prepared to carry
CARRIAGE MAKING
in all its branches, and will keep on hand TO order
al! kinds Il
Carriages. BUggiCS. ROCkaRays. PbactOuS
Spring Wagons. Germantown
Wagons, Suih les, dc.
In fact all Kinds OF work done in frztc h.
Irhm"nt, having had considerable experience in
the business. They are determine To Employ none
but hTst-ciHs5 mechanics and but the very
best materials in the nanUGaCtur Of their work nd
Will furnish work ON advanta gcous terms as any
other shop in the State Particular attention paid
TO repairing, and will guarantee satisfactun in III
cases Al new work WARRANTED for twelve months
and old Carriage, ROC kaways, BUggisz, etc taken
IN exchange for new ones. Persons in need Of any
thing in thrir line would do well To give them cal
heiore purchasing elsewhere. 4 share of public
Patronage collected.
\. B-AIl orders promptly attended, to.
sept I'D, lebI-Gm. THOMAS ADAMS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
IMPORTED Z AMERICAN CTTLERY.
SETTLE Up! SETTLE UP!

nCR customers well know that 1t il the bcc-in-
~ ming Of tine New Year; and with il re de-
termincd to close up our Books, and feel compelled
to Insist upon immediate settlement weta Ec this
method to inform those who know Themselves in
debted b. open account, TO come forward and set
saved.
We shall begin The New Year with new enter
prise, and give undivided attention TO the br,-
gInes5 Of Mamnlacln Llnr nd r. lin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
TIME BILE.

M Il L "A B L E.
TRAINS GoINo wEsr.
Leave Harper's Ferry at 20 \ NJ aDdIIspSs
Leave Shenandoah at . Al NJ aud ] 10 PM
I'eANe heyes switch at y A NJ and % P N
Leave CharlrstuWp NJ : O. A NJ and 1 I5PM
Leave Came on,s at : % a ~ and I So ~
Leave summit Point at 10 4 NJ ano , rs p NJ
Leave Vaudeville at q A " aud % P ii
Leave OpequUn BTidgC - NJ and , ss p n
Leave Stephcnson's al 5 81 NJ aud > IS PM
Arrive a; Winchester at - \ VI aid , 50 pm
TRAISs GOING EAST.
Leave WincLester at Q 80 A VI aud lpPM
Leave Supplements At 9 81 \ NJ and 20 PM
Leave Oi-vquon Bridge At > - \ VI and 3 a. p N
Leave W aocsVille at 10 90 A VI and ) 81 PM
Leave summit Point 10 - A NJ and4 l3PM
Leave Cameo at 10 - A ~ and ! 81 NJ
Leave CiarIe-town at L. 40 ; ~ ard I9P NJ
Leave tatitcwnaG 10 81 a NJ and o. NJ
Leave keyrS' Switch NJ u o. = NJ anu I6PN
Leave Shenandoah At II IL A NJ and SOPM
arrive at hArPer's EyrLy y Is NJ amt IS n.
Nav 10. 1867.