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N. ALEXANDER DrarAs, desiring to give Ia une OF
his novels" Les Blancs ct lea Beus"-u tone of
historical accuracy in the Details applied 10 one Of
tho public libraries Of Paris TO have communicated
to him all the documents connected with the 18th
Fendemiaire. His application was referred, on
which he addressed the subjoined letter to the
Emperor NAPOLEON III: :" Illustrious Confrere-
When You undertook TO write the life Of the con-
queror of the Gauls, all The libraries we're eager 10
place at your disposal the documents which
they contain. The result il u work superior
to othurs, in the circumstance that it brings TO-
gether the greatest number OF historical docu-
ments. Engaged al the present moment in wril.
ing The life Of another C1.sAR, named NAPOLEON
BoNAPARTE, require documents Ielating to his
appearance ON the Of this world. In brief,
should like to have all the pamphlets which the
18th Tendemiare brought forth. ] have asked for
them al the library; thcy have been refused. There
Temeins to mo no other means than to apply 10
YOU, my illnAirious roRl,erp, to whom nothing is
refused to bcE you 10 ask for thcse works in your
namc at the library, and In hu good enough. when
you shal hnro received them, 10 plarc tcm al my
| disposal. lf Yon will hn 80 lind 10 grant this
request, you will have rendered mo service which
/ in literary sense, shall never k.rsot. have
the honor to be, with icspcct, iilnsrions author Of
the "Life OF casar," your worry humble and most
grateful confrere, ALEXANDRA DUMAS"
tThe next day the writer received through II
| DuRT the pamphlets asked for.l
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We sls:.:S,aI: !..NEs.

hAsHlSoToS, September li.---ln California tn
Democrats have twenty majority on JOIN, halo
and two members of Congress.
~ Nepubtican meeting al Philadelphia srna
tors kye, Cameron and Catteil spoke. 4 resnl,l
tion, declaring it the duty of Congress TO impcacl
and try, ii guilty, tn remove the President wal
passed ,uihUsiastraliv
McConl has challenged Joe Cuburn to islt fo
$4,000
Numerous suits are heforn The District Com [.
here to lest the constiiuliunalty OF the C0pgres
siona Confscsiion Act, whereby the property o
persons who went South was sod lurin. the lif,
of those implicated
Caleb Gushing has teen employed by d. Gar
net, who occupied high medical position i'm til,
Confederate army, to conduct test case
An Omaha dispatch says hundred AMI seyeut,
lodges OF Arsrahocs. under Little Shield, PROPOSE
,surrendng, provided the whites protect them, ant
feed their families. Orders have heen issued t,
accept the terms.
The Dominican Government refuses 10 srii s;a
mana to the United States Government for a nsya
station.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY --ADtu-ANr-iiESER
AIS oIFrcr. Washington, September 10. 1867 L
General Orders No. &c. District Commanders
will cooperate with the Commissioner aud Assis
tant Commissioners of the Treetlmen's Bureau in
reducing tho number al empi"yee ami volunteers
still retained in service ly giving details Of Off
GERS and enlisted mon of the army, 10 take thci,
place when il can he done without manifest ietri
ment 10 the service.
By command of General Grant.
T.. d. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General.
The Presidential party, including Gen. GIANT,
leave at six oclocE Tucaday morning far Auiic-
tam.
Kelly will shortly revisit the South, con,,nine
his sttGntions To the sraboard Statra
McClelsn's friends say lie will npt rotura homo
this year.
National Bank circulation, Saj9 70 OtlD; securi-
tles held; s5io SeO,OOn. revenue to-day !23, ,GOO;
total ior fiscal yoar TO date $50 a7i 900.
All the clerks and officials in Washington have
nation.
Coin in The Treasury. sIuI, ,ua,, ,la,.
lhc I',riu':. ~ '..M YmL .tri Sru I,.r,,,
With s,att leave jersey i'itE Aardar for AntiraU,
us I amd Tp packing cotton 1S Sah apfavsd hy Tie
Secretary Of the Treasury, al will lie Ssnc,l next
week.
Transportation ht,nd, are abolished, aud bills ut
lading substituted in tlcir place Tho nT metallic
tags for marking bales is mpeIatvcly required.
Several notifications Of inrnlcr rgulutinlls are
made to flcilitai. The movement I'll otton ai. in
sure t1lo collection OF tile lax.
Edwin Booth applied InY Will;rs l:aath, ,t.,nl,,
which remains al tir Natnn:,l iln.rl, hui the War
Department refused 70 permit itn renewal.
WAsH1NdToN, September l5. Mr. Seward gave
parting ,iif.iitr to The Austrian Minister, Count
Wydenbrnck. The Tren'lI and British Minister'S
we're present The Secretary Of Legation acts
till tho arrival Of Von FranEcnstein.
special Omaha dispatch says that thr :,oiih-
ern hostile Indians Refused to nrrt tho Commits
sioncis. unless they, agree 10 withdraw all tho
troops from the Powder River country.
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New ioRR, September H. Iiu JaIriro dates Of
August Z, report disastrous result hf the expthi-
ton Of the nled forces fitted ont al San Paulo to
Invade Paraguay by the North. The expedition
was Obliged 10 retire after advancing lar into Para
guayan territory. II was larassc ior twenty days
BY the enemy, and the ciolara broke ont, carrying
of the principal officers and large number oi
men,
On July "a. mnother nrEe lie broke uGt in the
government buildings On lilo .Inueiro?l entirely
destroying them. All the papers Of the Treasury
documents Ii is supposed to be The act of an i'll
cendiary
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III1ili ISiriIinGil,f

RlcBMoSI September li.-AMer Maths
charged with rabbiir Adams Express, ill 1cniles.
see about yan as" "f 81 ,u0R was aiIested here
to-day.
RICHi.oSD, f;tjrienbcr i5.--NigI.1a rs yoTe fDr the
fret time in the State tomorrow, when the citizens
of Richmond will vote on the subscription OF two
millions Ia ihc Chesapeake ami Ohio Rallroa,l.
Colonel Mallory, Of the Frcc;lmcn's Bureau, has
returned from The investigation of the recent riot
in Farnyille. Ills report ~ IN accordance With tic
facts as heretofore presented.
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SIat. lem,

HEAVY itAINI.-Duin. nm. ,,.n,l, -, ANN,
aLd up "a Tuesday, We have lrril y,situa i2 tb,.
heaviest iaIns thur lave fallen Tor the nls, i ...n
TarlGu!ara ''' '''''"'"'
In August T., Il, ,,I
In September, @ iL,Isi -, '
Daring tho mUntt uf August is,; i,",,;,,, ,,i,
have fallen than for The IIs q wears In H., s,,m.
in4iihs tn lSj2 The rain was i5 uch,. On ihr
Z.aoi November of the same wear nchc. I..lI i'm
pnV c1hilntnus rain. Since then no slrI, roins
have been known lntIi the pre- .cn, l,mc INC
rains III August we're remarkably heavy 4, will br
seen by tho following particulars.
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From Eorircss nIourai

Lenapee has arrived from Key West She has iva
cases of yellow Iovar on hoard and has ren or
dered to quarantine.
The weather Is storui, with thu; " na u,i ti,eaat
4 large Geet Df collier, arn weather honiu.
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En'rhr Relatives. Eimn,is anh A.unnIn,
Hnr''s ni Mrs- Nm. StrIEH. ,rI 81 SIR ,rI Mr. = =
H''" s II" respectfully n.t"I ., ,ii. i The i'p,. =,
>'r'"'r '' 'h' 'Hhf. ~ ~ i'i'ii'i 'i'rI"I'. IT,.
'"Inp,n. l FIVE yrhrh. ,.,,,.,I., J.:
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From New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, September ll.--tteneral Franl
Wheaton, commanding thu post, wns violently at
tackled with yelloS fever last evening.
Deaths from lever to ak tins morning, II.
Gen Gritin's physician reports all symptoms ta
rOrRblt.
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'"''''' y " "hit" '''' t''hHtu is
49, u 'r'''"'"i' '''S'
, a,, u. nMt'''S, ,,,Atln. III" weather IS siil
The snm In, ,:,,ucn,lr ~. H., JT,a ,'; :" ram
So hong that ii womli really hc !. treat tn havr 4
'''f w '''l,s' ',"i "" r"ni'l aIrri,l'. il a~ mn"ll
,i.t Il, HIM ' va Wv ''''''" VI A'e\i''''t "
W. kar the Weld uf cotton Will H., u,,,r;,iI> IN.
lar'n hS the "iecis "i The long -pCli III w.f
cation Loli" +, ",,,I, ,"N,S n", uahP l"f ihr
less 10 rot ' "
We near o sickness fr.'n every quarter OF ih,,
40 70 M n, ,''iin "HSr ih' '''h kG""h !" nlily
determine the cause of ~, nn,, fever mnIns IL
rrsnl. ir''m =" much water haNinS illcn nn i.,,,
nr,v.n, - ~ w., ~. ~ III" summer ny lp tt'
ON s,,m,,,,- ,,,
place OF large. numIly. ,f ,,,.. I,,,lm,.,, ~, ,h.
,nn m,sif!rl-h lin,InT hrrm previously announced
d,rss.s N, H.. ~. '''' "Eeue W ',ih s.vrrai ad-
speeches Mere mn,i. in the forenoon iy Uonstm
y a. r,aoreh Ipraker from TIE North. and tuhl.n
noninnt,nn 49, ,,,I ~, t,,7 t IitsrL-nrr MhirI, Il
Convention. rhr nominations, ,lii mn, n,r,s,. IN
PtS"th "'ri ~ the afternoon Scri RAJ other color
them -cl,s s ranl ,tnnS tnS fh'in'iiS ana announced
chrcd themselves in favor OF the Rat1.su w. W.,
i'aitA - "'"'e"'' 1''""S.
,ne ,rsi,tefs lof iml.il i'iotiirt rnnInci!ca'l
ing /, The rr,i,t NJ i:min,, 1',;rt ni,,, " w1,,
ITO HACKS 1pT-{ -v,1nr;yp Y;,,,s -
rHE JnrRNA. nr FE,SKraEr publishes the tnI-
lowing: ~ rcitiicir uf studir- has hrrn cnn,mu-
niraird la lis. which wa> delivered at the rxpils-
tinll al the hall wear Isai.o tn The f,tu, Emneror
N,raLrnN ILL.,. win, wn- at i,ot tiu,r m llr ,iItl,
class Of tue College .t Sanla- A,uu u, Auv.,,u,,,
The ,ln2uI,,n, j, n, follows. .Nu u rr,n.,
GnARlIs iovis Nu.ulruS. san ar tb. DuE. M.
S,tSr-Trr, uf E.no: born y, Paris. b,l,,,in,, IA
The Catholic religion; aged fou,tccu y,.lrs and
live months; gifted with many ponL uulltie, in
the dcy.lo,,uirnl at which hr has I,hu,rd viii,
much zeal ~ thai b, Lps Innl. ,.o,r ,,, ,u,..
ul.ui Ia the iirli.urI language iu I,t,., ami in
Aritim.ric AMI prcity good IN iitu,.L .ud history
III Eenci Al therefor. consider, hle ,rnrr,s, H,s
qn,ci manner toward la, fellow pupils !, I,sarvnu
ui praise q, alsn the respert and nratcfulnc=s
with which liz has accented cyan disoprcoalIo
tasEs. H., has the ty,en, = -fourtl pace: Tho diff;
rul les 0i German languasa OF which hp ia nnt
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HJ'FUHAtiiH Tll. DUGi.OUREUy OR
TURNER'S III prrLOuREuS OR
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f-NlGi Gi.EANI

TURNER, III DrILOuREUS OR
tNiSiitnAi. NEURALGIA PIAi.
sAiVihiiSAi. i.Sr.Ii,iI.:IA pill
HhE. GiIrAi* AND SPEEDY CURE FOR MEL.
HAIiiiN AND All. NiEyOES DISEASES
II ~ q" ni,iInE rtnsu all cases nj Facial Seura
ga, nf''h 'hc in. PERFECT .nfc IN u single day NJ,
I.l 81 Nitrous risaaSc fails yeld 10 its magic ,nHu
'h." iTrn iiT Chronic Neuralgia aud
"'nfiAi Nsr'"ar lranfcTantEo many years standing
''if la entire system, completely md perTua-
hcH' 'ni.t by al iaw days. fen weeks at tue
h,ht II ''n, ,,hs nainnE injurious 10 tho uai-
a.. = -i.i. al ,lwlys hr used with perfect saety
u Is al ',sant uae icy the beat lhy scisns. whu civ. II
,'nr Unanimous amt unqualified approval. Srn. u,
"'a' q" i"'tip, 81 - at tw.. pns,agr stamps sold
"N"ry yNtri".
TURNER ~ co.. sole I'ruprfetors, No. I4i,
fremont street, Huston, Mass.
i''ptr,nmr. mwf :,,,,.
s5- BATGI EhOf'S HAIR DYE,-lIIIS
SPLENDID HAIR nfE il thu hr+t iu the world I'll
only f'"' aii IS'rfr is' harmless. reliable iistl.
tanr"na \" disappointment. M riiirntous tint.
t'' 1"N"af'' the hair lviu, il s,ft a,,i h.n,,r,
arr m"r" iuiatr'tn.si h,Hlm 4. IiJtch,hsr An o,hs.
trtrS.Ais hnd rrrIunrra .tLe Lyuiled EoId hv off
ai,rGi New t.nk o., p-,.;
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III H. Al oIhr-ish. isN--. r \. iiJ. So, ,,, Ala.
S's 81 ''' wy. :, ,iiriiIlIrr Ii
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krnln Iicy Nest.
Erom south America

keY WEsI, September II. There il no bi.sinoss
On tho Cuban telegraph, the Only tclographcr
being down with The foy,r.
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The Atlanta IaieRtgencfr OF The 18th says: "We
learn that Tho Government has leased tho race
track at tho WeHt End, and will at onco convert it
into military garraon, il being understoo od that
one thousand men will be stationcd at this point.
contract has been entered into with THOMAS
ALEXANDER, tho owner, for the uso of the place at
$1,000 per year for five yeara We undcrs land that
| tho worS will DO et once commenced.
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IIbld.
BaRNwELL.-We continue to have all abundance
OF ran and warm, disagreeabls weather, which
han caused a great deal Of sickness, among whites
and cOlorcd. On some Of the plantations near this
place. we hsar OF Us many as twenty case of cniils
and fever, and nj l,lackylle there is great doal
sickness. Few parts of the District are exempt.
We have heard 0f but few DEATHS and arc plea sel
to learn thai most oi the cnses yield readily 10
medical treatment EMmtrsR IS. ~ Senitne.
LraAL.Wc understana that his Honor ful &c
Moses, before whom, in Charleston during tie
last month, motion was made for Prohibition
against the Tax Collector, to restrain the cpIiec
tion Of the Slate Quarterly Tax on Lquors as
unconstitutional, has pronounced a Judgment, de-
Gliding tho said tas to be constitutional, and there.
fore refusing Tie application. .'inite, Nrtcs.
TEGFsTRATloN.-From tho returns Of Icgisraiion
in the various Districts Of tho Slate, mp to date il
| seeln .Lat the blacks have a majority of n, l35.
II Id not likely that this result will DO materially
chango1 by the secona session or tho revision of
the lists aud, although tho whitos will probably
| and Lancaster. the blacks will upoI The whole have,
the majority in Blk Districts out ui seven through.
out the Stato.--AttepMe Press.
| WEATHER AND CnoPs:-LowEn EnIsro FoRK--
| September 9Th, l6G7.-MR. Editor: Yielding to
your frequent appeals 10 tho people of this Dis.
trict for correspondence from their rcspcotiye soc
| tionB, herewith sond you n communication from
my neighborhoou, but must warn yon In the be.
ginning; TO expect no political cffnsions from my
pen, as shall conano my solf solely to tho various
affairs, scones and incidenta Of this progressive
! locality,
! win eivo You then, frat, statement o, M,
crops, co'nu'on, though interesting subject 10 nj
| all. - '"'
Tho corn, which is now, Of coursc, made
throughout this section is very good. II ia IN,
opinion that, with very few OxLcp,inrs, over;
tarmor will mako enough TO supply his place 10,
tho next yeari hnt tEors will he n1, anrplus. If
man makes iittln more than will ito him no wont
believe u. il. |l.. T. ~ i, II.
| Cotton. as you must kuoH, ia immensely inJuret
| BY tho continued wet weather. Il is all cnstinr
the loares and forms-of course Il has done oil j
will ever do. Tho matured boIls will open, AM
perhaps somo few OF tho younger ones grow I,
maturity. half crop will bo fsr average.
The pea Drop is fine. = mt thinG that eyn
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September D..


ED' ClIl..r .rtRTEEMASTIr.S OgrJCt.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND s,ur1li
'AE"liHA, cHaEI.ESroN. : e.. AUGUST IL. 1867
HEAiEp PROPOSALS. will b. received at this o,t,r,
'"'t ia""lotk NJ pn .HnirY the 10th iay Of sep,eu,
Der i7''' al "h time they will he opened for tic pur
'l'a,' rf the following property. viz:
wreck 'i steamer !.s WigfffSGToS in coo,aw
River
"s"eE"i steamer tHaSSEtR. in Scul Creek.
Wreck "' steamer RANDOLPH. In ChnrieatYn uarbo..
Wi"tL III >ieiticr ETIWAS. in Charleston Harbor.
"''i ri Si'an"r RUBY. in Light House Inlet
bhi'rs VIII sta: the offered for each VIZ. l.
'h' "i''t' viii lr s"i separately anu 10 tllr highr.,
hhtirr uiIl,'S+ such Iii H. dr.TI,, uIrrsa souase
r'""'al' must "' a'idr--:i, a. the undersigned aud
i".tkrt Proposals TOR purrhi-,. nj wrecks.
II. .. TYLER,
Brr,rt Ma',a.,irG-rL, t'Icf Quariernlastor
p"rn,, p,iitirrriiItct.tirncral.U u. >. A,
August - %.
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A titanifcrons sand has been found in tho Portu-
gncso Island Of Santiago, in tho Cape Vcrd urchi-
pelago. This sand is composed Of extremely
small grains, jet black, hui no, crystalline, acci-
dcntay mixed up with very feE colored parti-
ces. u is attracted by the magnet, though oil oi
its grains do not possess this property. OF this
sand ca per cent. is metallic iron, aud j. i'd thought
1t can be utilized with profit
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S HtPPING G..
SHIPPING.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
%rEAMSHTP LINE.

l,tE Ni'w AND EEfuANr sIpEwHLEi. STEAMSHIP
M. AN Fl ATTAIN
CAPTAIN ". 81. WDtpaULi
\tti.i. LEAVE FROM ADGER's SOUTH wIi,RE
W mi Sii"Ti.'1 Nupt'nber. n. 1T IL ST,
80 All "HimalL Freight enElpellents rnus BIZ mai,
Al The "llicr "I tliEFENhT i TRENHOLM M 4.
last Fay "
10 '.T fsSsi1r aNi all RaiIrrs connertei with ,ia
Inwai business ~ tl. ship. spiy STREET BROTH,
EE:i s co. ho IL Fast Bay
:.fRGEr EEOTiIEES L. CO,
nfEiGml.r IL -''
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1o. 1897.

sim icir. E"' = - li,. tn. ihai I,l,Iv ..lt, ,h,
pam in hii i'i itUn ui the .nhniN. III, srI>aHs
ilfo hrn peculiarly fitting for tils staple, AMI
These who planted considerable of ihS ,loI ui,
ii.d"c'l t"rtn.t", ~ better crop, oi that favorable
ht,cl" have never been known To ,,iDw in Ibis To-
rniiis ~ mach Nr. Editor fu the PR, .,s.i ,,f
tue fH"''' ~ ON i'I':i'l.',r lmpni.
rfiiI.. i. 81 S'ri.f;.
r,I""b"iY h'USt
El'i iFEhih% .. bEiSI.ii:t';,u pIsIRTI.- The
o.aiis' hnr;: Nrws "f Saturday, presents tnll re-
t'iiiis ct registration that District from which
We n'ako tho following summary
Whites to date w l:pG
Coluvai !!il
foiai ilUl
C"i.'ic,l Ina,oihy I'sn
ft"i.iG,,.oN. bnr ihaIi.- ale due I" ~ H.
tiaih III hr the t"lloniIll. rcrOii of lhs iGt-
en- E""r'' "l E.%'HirntiH' t"i tl,is ps;rh:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

SHORT DREssEs.-Those ladies. who
have supposed that short dresses were
coming into general use for home as well
as street wear, will find that they have
been much mistaken. In fact, they will
not be worn much in the street, if we may
believe the Home Journal. which says:
"We have seen quite a number of short
dresses worn at balls and parties, this sea-
son, and to, some, they are very becoming,
especially when there is a pretty foot and
ankle in the case, but, as q general thing,
we do not admire them. For the street,
as walking dresses, they are very appro-
yet We have it from the highest au-
that they are going out of fashion;
that, in fact, their day is past. The latest
style of street dresses are made short, it Is
true, but they just clear the ground"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The crevas-
ses in the river at Baton Rouge are beyond
control, and all attempts to close them
have been abandoned. The richest sugar
regions in the State are ruined for the sea-
son. The Marelgo crevasse has complete
ly inundated the Black river country, the
most productive cotton region in the
South. The freedmen's settlement, known
as De Soto, has been overfown by it, and
eighty freedmen are known to have per-
Ished in the water despite all attempts to
save them from their hapless fate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

AOAONe
From Dunkirk to Salamanca
By New York time from Union DspOts:
900 A. NJ. New York Day Express
from Salamanca, Sunday excepted. Stops ct
HoTnellsyille 81 A. NJ BkfEl. intersecting
and arrives in New York at 1890 P. II.
7.1OA.M. Express Mail, from Dun
80 A. NJ. and connects At HoneIlsViIie and
Corning with the $50 A. M, Express Mail from
Buffalo. and arrives in New York At 100 AN
415 P. N. New York Night EXP.
from Dunkirk. Sunday excepted. Stops At
Turner's 9.56 A. N. Bkfl. and arrives in New
York at l230P NJ, connecting with Afternoon
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
From Buffalo-By New York Time,
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan Sta
$50 A. NJ, New York Day EXP.
Sunday excepted. Stops at HorneIlTille $50
A. NJ. lBkft) Susquehanna 2.10 P. NJ, Oinee
Turner'S sos T. M lSup) and arrives in New
York 1880 2. N. Connecting AZ Great Bend
road, and. at Jersey City with Midnight kx-
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphiA. Baltimore and Washington
$50 A. M. Express Mail, via Avon
and Hornellsville Sundays excepted. Arrives
in New York at 100 An Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg.
philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington and points
South.
2.20 P. n. lightning Express
Sundays excepted. stops at HornsllsVille SIS
?. NJ. (Sup.), and arrives in New York 100 A.
NJ. Connects at Jersey City with Morning Kx-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Balti-
more and Washington. and at New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
England Cities.
6.10 P. N. New York Night EXP.
Daily. Stops at HorRellsville 1870 P. 81. (Sup.l
interesting with the LIS p. II. Train from Dun
kirk, and arrives in New York at 1880 p. M
Also connects at Elmira for Harrisburg. Phila-
delphia and South.
l1,2o P N. Cincinnati Express,
Sundays excepted.) Stops at Susquehanna T.3
A. NJ, (Bkft.) : Turner LIZ P. NJ, (Dinel and
arrives in New York at 3.45 P. NJ. Connects at
Great Bend with Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and
Philadelphia. and at New York with Afternoon
Trains aud Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
fGlo at6.lQ ?. NJ, and reaching New York at
1890 p. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

The Wisconsin Legislature has pass.
ed a resolution granting S1O0,0 600 to
railroad companies for every twenty
miles of road hereafter built in the
State.