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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-15

Eclipse OF THE MooN.-According to the best
meteorological and astronomical calculations,
D1ANA's beauty will be partially yelled on the
morning of the Goth. Tce ceremony will take
place between the hours of Sand A. ~, at a time
when tired natures sweet restorer is most potent,
and they are probably few who feel sufficiently in
terested on the subject to turn star-gazers. 1t is
a very nconvenient time for even servants to take
observations, and the phenomenon viii probably
pass unnoticed. ma1y not even being aware Of the
commnion prevailing IN, the Heavens. In other
days eclipse was great institution and smoked
glass and other appurtanances were in great de-
mand, but since the present show will take place
ut such disreputable hour, it is fair to presume
that all wel-conducted individuals will remain in
bed and pay no attention to fair,luna's pranks.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auctton Sales This Dav.

Auction Sales This Day.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No. IS Hasel street. the furniture Of
family declining housekeeping.
BOWERS sHcox VIII sell this day, at their Office, No.
7S Broad street. under the Carolina Hotel large lot Of
household and kitchen furniture almost entirely new
Of the finest description. s.,
L. BUNCH l. Son will sell this day; at No. SOB King
street. ut 10 O'Clock horse CARTS wagons draya
harness. &c.
R. "a P. CALDWELL win sell this day, before their
store No 90 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, so barrels Irish
potatoes, In fne order.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day. on Browns Wharf, at
10 o'clock, 100 tubs and frkins choice State butter
j. A. ENsLow Co. will sell this day, South Atlantic
Wharf, at 10 O'Clock, quantity of damaged corn.
r. III. MARSHALL l. Bro. will sell this day, at
their Office, No. SO Broad street. at II O'Clock, tho re-
manning stock of furniture Of the Planters Hotel also
two mules and cart
SMITH T. McGnL1vRAY will sell this day, in front Of
their Office Nc. 27 Broad street. at hapast 10 o'clock,
horses mules, vehicles and furniture.
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TIE SOUTHERN RELIEF COMMISSION. refer
ring to the destitution prevailing at the South, and
which efforts are now being made to relieve the
New York Eucnng Post says:
A dispatch received by the Southern Relief Com
mission this afternoon, from Washington, states,
on the authority Of Gen. Howard, that although
the proposed Congressional appropriation Of
$1,000 900 for the relief Of the suffering poor in tho
South will be passed. private contributions should
not be curtailed.
Gen. Howard says that in addition to the one
million Of dollars from Congress, $500, ,Ooe should
be raised by the people.
Gov. Jenkins, of Georgia, telegraphs that the
destitute in Georgia number sixty thousand whites
and thirty thousand blacks, which is largely in ex-
cess of q n. Howard's former estimate; and it is
believed that the real destitution in South Caro-
lima is even larger than in Georgia.
The Government has given the Relief Committee
in this city the free use Of the bark Purveyor, and
she will be loaded this week with q full cargo of
corn. Her capacity IS ABOUT twenty-five thousand
bushels.
The Conl.ission hope to obtain another ship,
to be illed with corn next week.
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Horses Mules Vehicles and Furniture at auction
By SMITH & McGILLIVHAY.
Auctioneers, No. ~ Broad street.
THIS DAY, at 10H O'Clock, tn front Of fShedr office.
arcl11 - !.
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h. W. RAVENEL, Editor.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. January FL
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small handful in tho hill; mix or cover slightly with
earth and drop the seed When the corn is fairly up
apply little around the plant and cover with the Cutt-
gator hoe
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE FOLLOWING ACTOR:
the Legislature, passed the 10th day Of Dece 81.
1885, all parsons concerned are hereby notified to N
this Office and take out the required license immediately
- W. a. SMITH: ss.z
Clerk Of Counel. j,
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w. T. BROOKS, Proprietor.

H.. TIE subscriber having leased the conmodious
= had it t?0loughlv renovated and opened IT as a
frf-csss hotel under the above title, and soiic3 the
patronage Of his friends and the public rledging INN
self tha1 nothing shat! be wanting on ms par ,h'' r'h
tend to . comfort and pleasure of his guests. The
bc>t cocks have been secured, and the table vii at all
times be served with every deicacv of the seaoon--nn,
ivt, couuty The rooms are large and airy, and the
l,:urc and bedding new, Being located in the CEN
ire of business immediately between the steamboat
an'.in- and tlc Southern Pacific 't'Ioad a'P"t' !.
a4nrt!s unusual Inducements to b0advrs, who will at
all times find it d comfortable home. Families aud
single gentlemen obtain easAnt rooms, and day
b0hrItlS viii be accommodated. . ~
iA1h tt " :. h1HooLA.2.
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married.:

On the 18th of February, l86, at the residence of
John G. Christian Caddo parish, La 6y the hey; J..
H. Tucker Mr.. ANDREW FULLER TUCKER to hiss
MARY A. CHRISTIAN.
Shade Of Andrew Fulerl One Of your name-sakes
persuading Christians to renounce their name! But
we hope that the mantle of his itiustrlous namesake
will fall upon the bridegroom and he will yet be found
norsnading others to become christians
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state cf Lcnisiann-Earlsh q CoI---o.

Succession of JESSE GRUHBLEe, decoa%S1.
TgEENTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT tOCAI--N9Hee "a
L hereby given that Amanda 6rlnoles, aaE0ADlas5 o.
trix has this day filed in my office tahieA q debts
against the succession Of Jesse Grnntea Gsee4ss Y
and unless opposition be made thereto "atSta thiEE+
DAYS the same will be homoogae3, approved aud
made the judgment of the Court, aud sad aIsma o.
dered to be paid in due course Of administrator, rs
prayed for. 4..-s-se...
- - rf fs9l st. r. J, WRIGHT. cTefs.
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Commercial Intelligence.
SoUTH-WEsTERN OFFICE,

March 6, 1867.
prsr,,rss-l7or the past week our leading merchants
have had no right to complain for the want Of custom
ers Had not been for the ncemency of the weather,
we would no doubt have had brag week. AS it was,
it stands second best.
COTrON.-The following extracts from the memoran-
da of the cotton factors, j. NJ Waskom & Co and D.
B. Martin, will give the public correct statement OF
our cotton market:
MEMORANDA OF J. NJ WAsKoH Cow ednesdty,
February 27-Cotton market still heavy and dull. \
further decline reported by telegraph, which has fur
Their decreased our market. We quote sales for the
4o, ordinary r51%c good ordinary 1614@l719c, low
r,ddljnc 1e1<c in goId taxes paid. In consequence
If fine late cbit-chat among the RAIDS at Washington
y G. the currency has been reduced, not in quantity
hnt in yaIoc Gold 1380l40 Thursday-!n corse
aqncc Of the heavy ain falling all day the bricks were
deserted and no sales to report. Friday-Keports by
+rlorraph Of Improvements in the Liverpool and Ne"
York markets. has given activity to our ket, which
closed firm at the following: Good ordinary 6c., low
nljddIiog 14G @1Ic. in gold, taxes paid We quote
cold ~ Standardization market active and good
demand throughout the day. We quote ordinary lie,
GOOD ordinary &c., low mddling zoe. in gold, taxes
bald Lv producer. Cold 140c These are outside fig
urcs NouIay-To-d"y was SO cold and disagreeaNle,
that there vas but little offering, and buyers, we think,
KEEP. close t. the fires. 10 change to report Tues
day--Cp the hour Ct going opTcss We have no sales
to report Quotations Of Saturday barely maiutained
Gold down, is.
lHLHonANDA OF D. B. MARTINI w edneSday, Feb y.
Market opened quiet this morning and the offerings
>,.rr Er,t Sales made for ordinary l. a &c., good
r.,;,.ry ~ &C. and low rli1dng l@L+W@oc. in
,,,f3 fix naiI bv rroducer Gold 1877 Q 1879. Thurs
,a> me market this morning opened without change
g. 49, ,-,,tarI.v's on0s9tiou5 FIilIv-1Iarkct active
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currency. In filing small ORDERS higher rates Will
have to be paid.
RAcGrxG-Ildia, 2 yard .........-. - y 81
BALE Hor2- I.cutuchy, y Io.......'' IL g -
Iron Ties .........'....' ~ - -
T"ihe : !)......'.'.'''' 90 ~ ~
DnrswAx-Nenow = b,-..'.'..'''': % 3'
CnAcEEHs- z loo I5s......-..,..'.''I2 81 q
CorgrG-RIo Z IL Representatives y ~
CA<DY-A assorted, Z tia.........-..', ~ ~
Fancy, .;..'.''''''' 30 ~ -
Gum DroF5, 4 ID '.''''''''' q - %;
CAxDLrs-5tar, Z b.: ;............... = q ~ 81
Sperm. y ID .;;...''.'.''a m - o.
FISH Nackercl No. = Dbl .........2' " o. 49,
No. - .....'...23 90 90 @- ;3 90 40
No. : .....'''''lo ~ Vz-3 y"
No. III kltS ....'' ~ w
II ring, i boX............-.. - " ~
Goa, .............:.- % -
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state Ct E.ouIsiana---2arisI1 Of CadGo.

rzxEyTr4 IrTniCI4It District COURT.-Notice is
hereby given that Edward Jacobs Tutor of ". A:
Logan has this day fled in my Office bis nal ACCOM-
in said tuorshp and unless opposition De maze s9 oa
account oI viii be- approved homoIogatcd and made the
judgment Of the Court as prayed iGr. 49,, oe+t, ID
lG-l Given under my hand officially, this z''n 0a5
L. s. Of FebruarT,A. D. 1861. 1v,rrur r,rt,
TEyTTRFSIERS aud HORSE-p0WERs-At EIstneF,
Trustworthy t Co.'s-Eor sale By ~
l1ARVER COTTON GINS-At Elstne, hlns# ta
e. Il Cots-For sale by ~ 20 . W.
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A CARD.

FzSFE undersigned would call the attention OF mer-
chants, planters and the public generally to his reno
val from the Of Spring and Texas Streets to his
former stand, Nc. Texas Street, where have aud
shall keep every STYLE quality and quantity Of stock IN
the BOOT, SHOE AND HAT line required in
this market Believing that the style and price OF my
stock will make it for the interest of buyers to give
share Of their patronage, ask trial. and to all VINO
favor me with a call shall consider it, pleasure to
sbov NV .tock J. B. LEWIS,
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G!1raveDort Prize Current.

fa,DE rnau ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
Il should be understood that our quotations, Gencr-
u represent the Wholesale prices, in United states
crrcncv. In filing small ORDERS higher rates VIII
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IonE olrr. FORsALE RENT.

WISH to sell or rent Onc-haf or the whole Of my
L plantation, with corn, fodder and PORK sufficient
amount furnish the place for forty iaf"reTs one err
olso n,rlas WAGONS and all kinds Of farming imp|e-
m 1sDi suiseb fer making CROP and also cattle and
stock hogs can be incloded There are abou one Hon
sand acres Of cleared lard in high state OF colt'Vaon
well Improved, with GIN house, cotton press ana an
necessary buildings and we'll supplied with good water
The place is situated sixteen miles vest o. Shr2Se
port a,d four miles north Of Green"ood Ia'd" p"r'sn,
one-haIf as above stated will go an equal partner IN
furnishing and culrvaing for the year 1867, or longer
For particulars apply to the undersigned rro-,,
61g-tfl JAtc1 ILOt2t''
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STIR ETEgORT, LoTES4AT

EeAR>,!sT CAIN, wholesale au! retail dealer IN Fur
nlure keeys constantly on hand full assortment CT
al descriptions Of Ious holl Furniture, purchased
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T.lGI5' -.

HOST:
A PRONIgSCnT NOTE, made payable b. 7. v =
Z Jones, Of Shreveport, Louisiana, dated August II,
s6o and payable months after date to the order OF
the New York Betting and Packing Company, for
Cr7ts All persons a; G hereby warned against trading
for said note as it is still the property Of the original
navpn WILLIAMSON & LEVISEE,
Agents and attorneys for
fa72z, n !. y. and i. Go.
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FARTHER WANTED
rv 1 STEAM SAW NfII.-A sober, Industrious
/ practical saw miller, with so1aIl capital, (saT
e3o09) can hear of first rate chance to invest us
money and labor by applying soon at th's ONCE;
- Gazette copy, fahb -
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sqE@sgs7rg1DE NOTICE

CAIN PLlN~ATIo%, HoS~1ER PARISH La, |
February ~, 1851 !
g7jIi finn Of Evans, Shepard / Harrison was thjs
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
" ~ ''' ~ V. N EVANS & CO.
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No. Q Texas street, Shreveport.
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j. 3. LIE y IS, J r.,

to BY us.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-16

BIGG4GE CHECKED TWROUGH
AaS fare qrrps rs ,o,c Is any Other rovs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-16

SUFFER NO MORE |!

When bv the use of DIR JOINVILLE'S ELM
IL you can be cured permanently, aud at a tri
ding cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Ner
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any ofthe consequences Of Youthful lndiscretion,
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IL will remove all n~cr.ots affections, dcpres-
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OF insanity, &c. it will restore the appetite, re-
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Young Men, be- humLuggcd TO more by
"Qlcke Doctors and Ignorant pracloners, but
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restored 90 health and happiness A perfect cure
is guaranteed in every instance. Price 81, or
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One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all
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Either of the above mentioned articles will hc
sent to any address closely sealed and post paid
by mail or express. an receipt Of price. Address
all orders to BERGER SSHUTTS. Chemist
23 Ivl No ass River Street, Troy n
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-16

The Chicago Times thus portrays the
effects of radical policies upon the indus
trial classes: SIN 1861 the Federal
Government was free from debt. The
financial condition of the State govern
ments was generally prosperous, and the
taxes in comparison with what they now
are were as a mole hill to a mountain.
This huge Indebtedness has grown since
that time. 1t must remain a heavy bur
den on the shoulders Of labcripg men for
centuries to come. 1t is crushing their
interests, and the prospect is that they will
be compelled to add to, rather han be per-
mitted to subtract from, the number of
hours oflabof. The cost ofall materials
is enhanced by taxation, and those desti-
tute Of capital have nothing but their labor
wherewith to purchase. 1t begins to look
very much as if the result of radical pol
icies will be the the entailmeut Of slavery
on white laboring men,
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Wonderful but True,

MADAME REMINGTON. The woriI-renown,d As
trologist and Somnanlbuistic Clairovoyant. while in q
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son you are to marry. and by the aid OF an instrument
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This is no Imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. BY stating place OF birth, age, disposition
color ofeyes and hair, aid enclosing fifty cents, and
star ped envelope addressed to Yourself. you willreccive
the picture by re.uyn mali. together with the desired
Information.
ex- Address in confidence, MADAstE GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P.o. Bxo 297. Vest Troy. y. Y. ely
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TT,

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health In .
few wee ks by 4 simple remedy after having suffered for
scvt-al vrlrs with severe lung affection and that dread
disease. consumption is anxious to make known To hs
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire il he viii send \ copy Of tho p-~.c-i7
don used (frec of chargel, with directions FOR pIepar-
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for CoaS.ApAior. -iSttJs0. Coughs. colds. and al Throat
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in sending the prescription ~ TO benefit The Afflicted and
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sud he hopes every sufferer Will try his remedy. IS n
viii cost them nothing. and may prove n blessing. Par
ties wishing the prescription. free, by return maii. will
please address Rev X \. WILSON.
3yi WILLIAMSBURG. nin-- Co -
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SCHENCK's sEAWEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by DR. J. IL. ScHENcK
OF Philadelphia, is intended TO dissolve the food
and make it into chime, the first process Of d.
gcstion. By cleansing the stomach with Schenck >
Mandrake Pills, the tonic soon restores The ap-
petite, and food that could not be eaten before
using it Mill be easily diGested.
CONSUMPTION cannot be cured by Schenck's
Pul..oric syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the
tonic and pills are required in nearly every case
OF consumption. a half dozen bottles of the SEA-
WEED TONIC and three or four boxes of the
MANDRAKE PILLS VIII cure any ordinary case
| ofdyspepsiei
DR.. Schehck makes professional visit, in New
York, Boston and at his principal Office in Phiia-
| de lphia every week. See daily papers Of each
place. or his pamphlet on C assumption for his days
for visitation
Please observe when purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor. one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other "a he now is
in perfect hea lth, are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so
per bottle, or S. 80 the half dozen. All letters
for advice should be Addressed to DIR. Schenck 3
Principal Office, No. Is North 9th Street, Pin la
delphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents--Demias Barnes e
Co, New York; S. S. Hance. BALTIMORE. Nd !,
John ID. Parke e, Cufrinnati, Ohio;TVi ak or q Tay-
lor, Chicago, illlsi; Collins Bros, ST Louis, Mo.
II-7-lst W ca mo l yr (
| have sold out my business to Whit
ney, Bros q Co, who will carry on the
business at the same stand | lately occu.-
pied. All who know themselves indcbted
to me will please call and settle, as | need
money at this time and must lave it
w hope no Que will neglect this invita-
ton ~ my business shaH be settled now.
81 +. PAU.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

600 ACRES-il5 acres imp-oved-30 to
AOO IS acres timhcr-f5 to 80 acres prai-
rie-good board and rail fences, fenced into :
fields. Running ~water--20 acres tame meadow.
80 acres growing. cheat and about - acres ready
for spring Flowing. Fine, large = stor- farm
house, with good smoke-house and out buildings.
Large barn 10x65 feet. with stone basement
Large wagon house, cribs AID chicken house
Good bearing orchard. Good we'll and door and
barn yard convenienccs. Good Soil. Convenient
to school and to a saw mill. grist-niil ard mar
ket, and surrounded by good Improvements and
ina good neiehborhood. VIII be sold for a rarl
of the purchase money in hand and the residue
on time. For any man wis lisa good farmer
and has some means, this il a rare chance &c pro
ure a fire farm at I low p:ics., Arriy TO
o26 ~ {. II. REEVE.
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makG a powerful effort to remove tie i'm
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thA magnetic forces. To assist NasSrc,
Csc the Electro Magnetic Fluid, prepSr.
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liquid form, and is undoubtedly the most
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1t il compcsed of the most powerful incre-
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deficiency OF magnetic power, needed to
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used according 10 directions as a jathi.1
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Remember that its use involves no long
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Sendto the proprietors for circular H.
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zens Nreuarkable cures, effected bZthis
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By
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-16

DiED.-In Reading, Mass, My 10, CoRNE-
liz j.. wife ofMr. George f. Benson, of Ply
mouth, Ind, agcl twehty-four years.
Mrs. b. was a resident of this place, and an up.
right Conscientious member Of the Episcopal
Church. As christian wife and mother she was
noted for her affcctionate conduct as n member
of The church Of her choice she was ever ready to
eft the Parish. Her death has left a void in the
home and social circles, and in the church which
can not be flied. Her Ptstor, Rev. w. Lu.k,
preached a sermon on Sunday last, appropriate to
the occasion. The chancel cf The church was
draped in mourning, and seldom have we witness
cd a more general appeatance Of sorrow than
p~crvadea the crtire congregations.
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ASK For TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can be obtaiued at At principal Ticket Offices in
the west and southwest.
n. RIDDLE w Il. Barr.
Gcn1 Sup.. Gent Pass as't.