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The New York Tribune. of the LIST announces the
death of Miss Catharne Maria sedgwck, veteran and
highly esteemed popular writer of the United States
The Chicago Tribune, which has opposed impeach-
ment threatens to advocate it if the President re
moves Sheridan.
Steamboats, are running on the Hudson river at the
rate OF nineteen miles an hour, almost usual railroad
time.
The cost of supporting the army in the Southern
States during the present year is estimated at $50
100000 to $4,000, 900.
A letter from Monterey to New York says Lopez,
who BETRAYED Macmillan, has been arrested by the
governor Of Oazaca and will be executed
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REDUCTION ON POSTAGE TO GREAT BRITA1N.-The
last international treaty between this government and
Great Britain reduces the postage on letters from 2ic
to 12c to go into effect the LIST of January, 1858
Newspapers, maps, seeds, samples of goods, photo
graphs, etc, may be transmitted at three pence in
Great Britain and six cents in the United States, for
forty ounces Prepayment must be made in full
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RADICAL, ,EnTprrCaN Gibbs
TEJIME AND p1, - = - a5d n rorpra

NA1 W AN W. r,Lf 4CE Of MEETING of the several
EIpST INV Srop Of ttis city are .u
tthol HUE meets weekly Friday evenings
" e oSnoo o1 Ise cofner Cotton at Market streets
oLooND Al I'd CLUB meets weekly, TUESDAY eve
at oGno Of Horse corner Market and Cotton sI
lHlhD Al ID CLUB meets weekly, Wednesday
FOURTH W Ea fI IT'D I'D M, ats raaklv Monday
nngs, at thu ;, ,iItt ~ ~ Hoh - wv -
The hours + raetng Of the different Ward Clubs are
p llPl ExECUTIVE COMMITTEE meets weekly
az Inc roo AZ q the Executive Committee, Tuesdays
. 0 clock ms, j. H. McVEAN,
a"l4 Chairman Parish Executive Commute
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AFArR.-The colorcd girls of this city will give a
fair at Brewers Hall Thursday, the 18th inst, for
the benefit of the Zion Church, (coored), Methodist,
No colored people will be admitted. On Friday, the
10th, fair will be given, by the persons for the
same object at Harper's Hail. expressly for the col
Ored neonle
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NEW CoNTRoLLEE.--At a called meeting of our
Board of Trustees, Controller LeonaTds resignation
accepted. At a meeting Saturday, Mr.. W.
Nicholson was elected and installed.
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RETURNED.-Wc are pleased to welcome home Mr.
\. G. Love- junior editor of the Gazette after alb
sence of several months in Europe. Mr. Lowe is en-
joying good health and looks though his trip had
been Of benefit TO him
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WHAT IS GEN. ROUSSEAU Up To.-The New Orleans
correspondent Of the New York Tribune is somewhat
alarmed at the stay that Gen. Rousseau is making in
New Orleans. Hear him:
The continued presence of Gen. Rousseau here ex-
cites general surprise and much talk Circumstances
indicate and it is generally believed that he is here
to watch and report upon the action of Gen Sheridan
His conduct, we'll that of Gen. Steadman toward
the district commander, is loudly denounced by Sher-
idans friends.
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SHIPMENT OF Stock FROM SHRErEroRr.-Messrs. Pat
terson & Dodez, cattle shippers at this point inform
us that 1899 head Of cattle $500 head of sheep and
$50 hogs have been shipped from this port since the
1st of November last. They estimate that Shreveport
will shin 10 900 head per wear
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Married

On the 9TH inst, by Thos F. Beale, j. P, THOMAS
C. CAPERTON to Mrs. LUCY NJ. POW ELL, all of this
city.
On Thursday evening, 1st instant in Bellevue, by the
Rev. D. j. Henderson, W. H. SCANLAND, editor of the
Bossier Banner, to Miss adobe A. ABNEY.
Welcome to the Benedict corps "Misery loves
oompanYin
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The ladies and gentlemen engaged in getting up the
concert and tableaa for the benefit Of the Peabody In
stutc, Greenwood La, requested to meet at Mr.
Chambeelain's residence, tomorrow evening at 3
n iock
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New ORLEANS CITY MONEY The New Orleans
Times ofthe 9Th inst, Gays that the city money was
only at very slight discount the day previous. Mer-
chants take it at par
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THE WAY TO GET RIcH.-We find the following in
the New Orleans PicaYunc:

TIE WAY TO GET RIcH-We find the following in
the New Orleans Picayunc
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Judge Chase, who
went to Washington in 1861 not worth $4,000, is
now taxed on income of 100000 year, Is there
cipher, or too ciphers, too much? $1,000 year, or
$4,000 year, would be- the first fair and the last
very large increment during six years service in
such offices Secretary of the Treasury and Chief
Justice of the United States. But to have become
millionaire of this magnifcio class-s7oo, 900 year
which represents capital of nearly twelve millions of
dollars, at six per cent, is absolutely Incredible
Even 900 year, the income of capital Of al
most 81 goo goo, would represent series Of success
full operations which would imply the frequent and
skillful use Of opportunities in which he ran no
risks Ike the rest Of mankind. We suspect the fig
ures, when corrected, will show great shrinking Of
the pile, reported now to be SO huge.
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New YORK Wool AND HIDE MARKErs.-The folio"
ing is the report OF the wool market on the 3oth ult
There ore no new features in the market, either fol
domestic or foreign, and the purchases of manufactu
rers continue upon the same economical scale as be-
fore reported, while the undoubed cheapness OF the
outside buyers The sales are $4,000 Tbs State and
Western fleece at 45@534c for low to good grades,
chiefly new clip Ohio; 25,o)o TBS pulled at 39@45c;
90 90 Tbs fall clip California at 24@335c for ordinary
to extra; 5000 lbs Texas at 2o@55c., including
SO, 900 lbs superior new clip at the outside price,
The market for hides moderately active and
prices have advanced 4@lc. per tb. Sales 225 dry
sailed Southern kps 24 lbs Gee; 200 green-salted
Texas, Is lbs, 144c. currency.
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Lin'nan, of the Shreveport brewery, has again
placed us under obligations for dozen bottles of ex
ocient lager beer which all hands including the devil
pronounce /" hard to beat"
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Looping OFF TIE LIMBs.-We learn from the New
Orleans papers that the names of j. ?. Monamat late
chairman Of the finance committee of the Board of
Aldermen, J. Morgan Hall, r. W. Estln and ". R.
Fish, stricken from the registry rolls by order
of the military authorities. The latter is one of the
propretors of the New Orleans Republican, and be-
fore the war member Of the State Legislature and
during the State printer and clerk of the second
district court of New Orleans.
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The TENURE OF OFFIE BILL.-The practical working
Of the tenureof office law has just been illustrated in
way to make congressman doubt whether they have
really improved upon the system which has stood the
test of many years trial The postmaster at Green's
burg Indiana, has been detected in frauds upon the
Department, and acknowledged that the entries upon
his books had been changed. lie accordingly
suspended and helacts certified to the Senate
at the recent session, and new postmaster nomina-
ted. The Senate rejected the nomination. and under
the law the old postmaster was reinsated in office
Notifying him of the fact Postmaster General Randall
added: You respectfully requested favor to
the Department. to as little of the money of the
Government and make few false entries as posi-
bic" This may be rough the postmaster but it is
good deal rougher on Congress.
fSpringfeld Mass Republican.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
fHtHE HON. EDWARD H. DURELL, Judge of the
District Court Of the United States for the District
of Louisiana has adopted the rule that all petitions in
bankruptcy, except for special reasons shall be refer
red to the Register of the Congressional District with
in which the bankrupt resides.
The Fifth Congressional District Of Louisiana in
cludes the parishes of Bossier Claiborne, Union More
house Carroll, Bienyie, Jackson, Ouachita, Caldwell
Franklin, Madison, Tensas Concordia, Catshoua VIM
and DeSoto.
am prepared to receive such applications at my of
hce, at Monroe. w. Q. BAKER,
aul4l 1t Register Fifth District.
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UproN's INFANTRY TAcTlcs.-Gcn. Grant, in genera
orders No. 49, dated Washington, August l, 1861
through E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War, says:
The new system of infantry tactics prepared by
Breset Major General Emory Upton, U.S.A., recon
mended for adoption in the place of all others by
ing been approved is adopted for the instruction OF
the infantry of the army of the United States and for
the observance Of the militia of the United States
To ensure uniformity throughout the army, all in
fantry exercises aud not embraced in that
system prohibited, and those therein prescribed
will be strictly observed
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DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTHERN CULTIvA
regret to learn through our Georgia ex-
changes of the death of Mr.. n White, editor Of the
Southern Cultivator, published at Athens, Ga. He
published the best agricultural paper III the country
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DEPREpATIoNs ON PUBLIC LANDs.-The New Orleans
Times of the 7h has the following in relation to the
depredations committed upon public lands
Representations have been made to Gov. Flanders
that depredatons constantly being made upon the
public lands large quantities Of valuable timber hav-
ing been down and carried off for private use and
benefit. The Governor has therefore requested the
register of the land office, and district attorney, to
prosecute guilty parties to the full extent of<the law.
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sneeial Notices.

/ Tucker & Thurnond have lust received large
one.nt Of new Flour made from wheat of the present
wears crop They offer II at prices within the range OF
! every mans purse who pretends to eat biscuit
/ DANCING AcaDEMY-The Duke Brothers close their
i second series in dancing this week, with closing
soiree or exhibition Friday evening, to which the
patrons of the school, and their lady friends are re-
spectully invited These gentlemen came to our Guy
endorsed By those known to Us, While the success
which has crowned their efforts, proclaim them gentle
men and masters of their profession Having been re-
ouesed to open another session. they conclude to 90
80 provided subscribers to the class are made up at
once. Schools now waiting their attendance IN the
parish preclude their wasting time.
Store your cotton aad buy your groceries at Howell
Durham Tomkies' fire proof warehouse, on Levee,
at the terminus of the railroad, Shreveport, La.
Sale T. Murphy, on the corner of Texas Spring
streets are prepared to fill all orders fer dry sooos
groceries, hardware tnware, &C., as 10" as any o''er
house in the city few of those celebrated Palmetto
cooking stoves yet on hand.
The Ladies' Bazaar No. "a Texas street, kept by 10
McDermott is well filled with fine selection OF dry
goods selected expressly for this market Ihe iash
onable department is under the control of Mrs Wes
who knows how to turn out well dressed lady.
j. B. Lewis, Jr, No. Texas street, is in receipt OF
large and varied stock of saddle bags which he VIII
sell at prices to suit the times He has commenced re-
ceving his stock, and would be pleased to nave
those in want of boots shoes, trunks, &C., to give him
call.
Peruvian Bark Biters is winning its way to the
popular favor by its excellence preventive
and ague 1t now has equal. For sale by b. Il b.
Jacobs and Stacey Poland.
E. & B. Jacobs have on hand large and well r.
lected stock of every description OF dry goods gro
ceres, hardware, boots, shoes, &c, at New orleans
prices.
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store Tour cotton and buy your groceries at Howell
Durham Tomkies' FIRE proof warehouse, on the
taFfe Is he terminus Of The railroad Shreveport La
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Died.

In this city, on the 10th inst, OSCAR 4. CICERO,
youngest son of F. Y. and Caroline Muhaupt
Near Rocky Mount, in Bossier parish on the 22d of
July 1867 after very brief though painful illnesss
Mrs. RUTH MEARS, consort of Lieut. J. j. Mears, in
the seth year of her ACE
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Louisiana Items,

CLAIBORNE PARIsII.-The editor Of the Public SEN
timcnt in his issue of the ID inst, says he has been
spending most of his time lately in the country, and
that the corn crop looks remarkably tine-mueh more
than the present population will be likely to consume
This parish offers great inducements to emlgrants VINO
are disposed to labor The lands rich the society
good, and provisions raised at home abundant
JACKSON PAR1sH-The Jackson Flag Of the Sd
says at the close of registration GA whites and 73o
blacks had registered. Had all the whites been al
lowed to register who applied, they would have been
largely in the ascendancy. The Flag has the follow
ing in relation to a horse thief:
OUAcnTA PARIsu-At the close of registration in
the above parish the registry stood follows whites
BIS, blacks 1887.
BosslER PARIsH.-The full registration returns of
this parish says the Banner 45S whites, and 244l
blacks.
7. A. Strbling, who has been teaching school for
some months past some ten miles east of Vernon,
stole cur friend David McCranie's fine young horse,
while on vacation jubilee last Saturday night and
tied him out in the woods for raid "Over the river
to Charley' Nc soon got on the Indian trail, after
the horse was missing, and traced the thief to his
rancho and got his horse. Strbling is in Jail with
Anna by his side, where he get out if his compan
ion don't suit him. Striblng Lad good character
before this mshap, but he certainly had no horse
sense.
DESoTo PAR1sH-Last week we had runners from
Mansfield that the negroes of DeSoto parish
ganising themselves into band and holding meetings
where they were drilled in military tactics. The Mans
field Times of the Sd does credit the rumors in full,
but is confident that many Of them go armed to these
meetings which it thinks held for the advancement
of the Radical party. The Times says and agree
with it:
No one objects to their holding political meetings or
organising party clubs, but when they armed
think the fact indicative of mischief and feel our
duty journalists to speak out the subject and de-
ucunce such conduct. When they assemble there is
necessity for bringing their guns and pistols None
of them have been disturbed at their meetings
on the other hand our people treat them kindly and
indugeny. In our present unhappy condition we are
unable to correct these things and look to the mill
tary authorities to take action in the matter.
Registration in this parish at the closing of the
books was els whites and 1856 blacks
The freedmen of this parish gave barbecue at
Mansfield Saturday week which was attended by ten
or twelve hundred blacks and fifty Or sixty whites
They were first addressed by Mr.. Selderay Snder who
declared himself candidate for the convention the
Radical ticket Hon. j. B. Elan also addressed the |
meeting with considerable effect. No disturbance
happened to the proceedings. The campaign is |
now open in this section of the State
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According to the New York Herald, the Presiden-
tal campaign has already commenced with Gen Grant
as the fsrorite candidate
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REDUCTION IN THE FREEDMENs BUREAU.-A late
Washington despatch says it will probably be possible
to make large reductions in the force of the Freed
mems Bureau within short time, as the district com
manders in the South are in condition to attend to
most Of the labor of the bureau.
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DEATH OF Coz. E. ". HODGES, OF BosslER PARISH
The Banner Of the Sd announced the death of Col
f. W. Hodges, of Bosser parish, old and influential
citizen. The Banner pays him well merted obituary
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~ INDISORETIONgrr
IHANGE 81 DIEI IsNECFsSAHY.
loTOa adIa AIDES.

II you require reliable remedy to restore you,
oand remove lriegaafit es Obstructions. why nut
Every lad knows the SLIGHTEST irregulsIity Of ma
ture Is liable to bring on II adace, Giddiness Low
Spirits, Faihtirg Hysiercs dc. then the bloom Of
health fades, the appetite fails, anaother symptoms
more distressing commence; as Weakness, Spinal
Comp amt, the Whites. Prplapsus, 4c,, DO. A
never failing remedy will be found in w ~ HtW'
DIR, HARVEY's FEMALE PILLS. n
The experience Of thit years has proved they
have no equal for Removlhg Distinctions and II
regulartieIg NO MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE TPEY
ARIsE. H. o. are safe and sure 10 every case. lpp-
wards Of $4,000 boxes are stld annually, and no conn
plant OF their eficjcyis ever heard, for they ae-
compiish what Trey srelfepresenteA tn doc qus GgT
SSldin boxes b'FngSisty sPPlss Price One
DYlina DIR. IA HARyEY,s \ w GOLDEN PILLs {, q
isalremedy four degrses stronger ian the above
and intended for special cases Of lone standing,
..-, Price FIVE Dollars per Box. 'xt"l
4 IL YOU cannot purchase the Pills 'of yonr Drug
gisR they will be sent by mail. post Pad secure
from observation. on nfeoeipt Of the money. byDr.
JAMES BRY AN, C1nsul.ing Physician $40 Broa Z
way, New Y ork. For sale b. Druggists generally.
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A LITTLE fellow, Eddy, not slow In
roouery, complained that James had been
throwing stones a. him. fhe teacner ca s. III IN
0uired into the matter and found the charSe
correct. .Sbe said to Eddy:
.sWhat do You think yon should 90 i you
were teaching and h had such such boy as
II thIak should fog him,swas the re-
pifkI;n fIno1 tbis. james began to aftafathg re-
suit and so he. filed in his complaint. :,
"Eddy thrOwed astone atme rotheroay'
SAID sss said fRsT tsacsheISs a.t imassTknow
about tlIis matter. jIsiiG trhes Eddy, ina. IA.
you have been throwing @ stones az 1anes T.
EDDY hung bis head ahd confessed IT.
After little thImblibg ofthe-strings, she
wen, Eddy, what do you think you
should do with two such boys as you anu
II Think said he, sobbing, VI should try
'em again.p--R I. Sctoolp.dster:
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!, IIId.v' q a., ,07 doIp,t like the, news from

Nexiro. wait till tomorrow and You propa-
hIv will Louisville j oirndls 9y9maA
Thesituation exactly, and we have oiten
thouhbt OF late that the. poor Mexlcans
themselves. between Maximiiian, Juare1,
OrteEaI anduthe rest Of them, must pc 20 as
much iof auandary as to who they DelopS
"a M the litfle.FelIow boy. on the. mlssis-
sinni steamer was In the hush times before q
She var when his master was up 70 ms
Ene9sIn Qame Of ..draw" In the CABIN.
aWho do You belong 70, mylittle 1eliowsY ~
inoulred a Ouakerish- looking man, as tne
how was leaning with his elbows on the
guard az the steamer. adi .1l-gs a
1iCon't zackly know whoseI Is jes now;
was Sim Bfinley,s dls mornin'i hut heerp
him SoIune better on hand Of draw poker
= IittIe while ago, and jes as like as not ne
hadn't nary pair in his hand when he Went
me. and Use somebody else's Niger now.
MeSsydet saw hin, @,n ana Dat 81 ". I was r. 7
sWbat do you mean BY all this gibsD'erisii' gits' ism
swan, i les mean dat massa Jim has nan a.
a hard run o. luck, and after dey goe ms
bottom dollar away from him be stakeo l'
sgohi I understand,p and the Quakerish-
looking Individual maryeled. s'
Gamblers Mexican rulers have ever oeen'
and the people have been ''antes, OF stakes
-Neso OrIedas PicGysne. - -
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sssBon. that's q fine horse you have there; ;
how much is he WORTH" ls
= Three hundred and fifty dollars"
-a,sNo, not SO much as that"
-xaseYes, every cent OF 1t, and anotner hlsy
on the top Of it." eoi sqa.i "a
.iaiiiAre you sure r. s,1. 4I
eyes, IN swear to it, rSid5ss 30 ssiT
go 2 ssfhv ne YOU so dreadful inquisitive =
N ysRferel y for, assessing. purposes. am
-fhe assessor III this ward, and only wanted
rs know what you rated your nag at.H b
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.a,o,Ii,, G,,ai aba fnilly ie0r Rest0redI

Immediately Cured END full lgor ttestore9s. u.
d, This distressing Afection=-Mhich renders life
MI selSbiaaIid marriage inpossible-is the penalty
naid ~ f OF impropef indhlgences. Young
nersons are IN apt TO commit excesses from not be-
fipe aware Of the dreadfnt I c0nseqqencgs that may
sehsne Now who that understands the subject, will
nreted 10 DENY that the power Of procrgaton is lost
sboner by those falling ntoimproper habits than by
othe ofaient2 besides being depTiYsa of the Pleas,
lure Of healthy ospripg the NEST serious and de-
sfrIiciiye SYMPTOMS Of both body and mind arise -
JThe Systefn becomes deranged, the Physical and
b Mental Functions Weakened, Loss o. rrocreaiiye
az de Heart lniigestion U0nstitutional nDebiity
and Wasting Of the 7Frape,, Cough, Consumption,
y Decay and DEATH WFl - n
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Z. ~ 3 ~ aaved .by CrIneIIne.

-1sAa canadIaa lady had her life saved, last
;y.'eelx, nv means Of her hoops. She was
skating. when the Ice broke and down she
went. When her hoop skirt became Inverted,
and. catching on the sides OF the ice, KEEP.
her fast until help came AS the most shu
4 great deal more, Is made Of deaths tnaI
cbine from crinoline's use there ought 70
be special mention OF every instance ~ ~
;Whichit proves a life preserFcr; o'sao
Blade.
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TsnIinss Of Nonpag,ll, Or X inoA Spees 'Onsnsa''
For each insertion, ,per square, ~ eenS ~R.
Nofice90| D1alha, 50 oonte- t ~
Novice a Marriages. s0c1htss VEN F y "a.
ReIigioua n Offices 80 oenta,t7a Ei,.gsg 3 q -
HdvertiSsments inserted every other DAY, evei1
,hivd daV- and once week, viii becharged Si"o peh
s-.,s,si eeeh inafrti6n. .Ino I'll n1iYcnef z liei
gofices In Local column, 70 cents per line
ar ssck Insoftio1 ,gVNpticc lPae thpn t'1P'T N
tfi MKEKLYs1ih v i.k ~
M.BO rsr bqdnfs sAsh iHserticn. -. ~ ,,..,.;o. =
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IsSsI sTdBsnshts wiz bsehtaAfssdrs
AEgEEyy sdyeItig Inss pe q Rs.e ~.
~. Al - m NOT appear in The papef Inis rqc
Mn 81 irilly adhered 70 10 all cases. Tnero"nl 70
no exception. guuI.I c. : 5.rsEsE -. IN
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mAnmOADrE1nn TABLE.

aaowinr arrival and departure Of trains at Oo-
5 lrInbus, Ohio. On end after Monday, NOV: w. isoi'
ilkinb Nill fun asfcnors; iAt9 h@ sptlf
ss..,.mrami 4 coiumbus& & xeDIa n IN.
LEAVE. Arrive.