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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-09-13

hEE AND Hrs LTEUTESANrs. We have
lived from the Publishers, Messrs r. i.
4 Co., New York this comprehensive
from the pen Of Edward A. Pol
khor Of the Lost Cause, &c. We
kad time to perusc it, but notice
atains a history of every General
&(e in the Confederate Service, with
latcs that make the work valuable
3 A. Z ono. Whether the characters and
.Scfs 81 these distinguished soldiers are truth
fully portrayed we cannot say, but judging
from Mr.. Pollard's experience as u writer
and bis access to. facts we doubt not that he
: dealt justly by all. This volume is il
tedaYith number Of splendid teelplate
sl<1ss which in the main, are very cor
6sses. 1t is sold only by subscrip-
li6n cnts are wanted everywhere.
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kAYLAND .FAEMEa,-Thc September

y IAAYLAND fAEMEE,-fhc September
n,iss6er Of this popular Monthly is received.
Itcontains GA large double column .octayo
psgel neatly printed, and is devoted to
Agii6pltnre, Horticulture, Live Stock and
} RurafA fairs generally. Among It's articles.
origiial and selected, are. Top dressing
with Manurevs. Ploughing Under ''-s Farm
Work for the Month - Cultivation of
Wheat ssSpurry Again. II Good Effects
of Drought Exhaustion .of Soils stOn
the use Of Phosphate Guanos Peat and
Muck" Preparation Of Bones Cotton
Caterpillar, how to kilI' Hints to Hog
Growers - Butter. Making &c., &c. It
is embellished with Double Shovel Plough
-'sCotton Seed Planter -. Patent Drain
Plough "Nicanor. Strawberry" IS Dough
Kneader" - Patent We'll Fixture, Z &c
Published by s. Sands Mills 4 Co, Balti-
more, at tho low price Of $3.50 per annun
Rev WM E. MUSsEY, Preached to very
large congregation in the Methodist Church,
in this place, on Sunday morning last
Owing to his impaired health, and suffering
extremely on that day, he was unable to
preach at night, as nio peen previously given
out, and many were disappointed at not be-
ing able to hear him again. He preached
from the text: BE sure your sin aciN find
you ont, contained in Numbers, 32nd chap
ter and 23rd verse
Although laboring under great physical
suffering, yet his calculation of the subject
was marked with great depth Of thought.
superior reasoning powers, brilliant imagi-
nation and elegant diction.
He drew. upon we'll known speculative
and scientific theories to illustrate his sub
ject. yet the manner in which they were In
PRODUCED and the direct connexion between
his premises and conclusions conspred to
make it one of the best sermons we have
been privileged to hear him preach.
Without engaging in fusome fattery, we
think his mental and evolutionary powers
entltle him to rank among the first il not as
the first pulpit orator in this country.
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III ~
STONE AND E1RTHENW1RE.
We are now receiving at "China Hall, Whites
Corner, direct from liverpool, one of the largest
Stocks of QUEENSW AREseycr offered in Staun-
ton, and Intend in the future to buy goods in
such way and to such an extent as to enable
US to Wholesale at Baltimore prices, freight add
ed.
The following kinds embrace only small part
Of our assortment, viz:
4 complete dining sets-SO pieces each. n
white, and gold band China Tea Sets-44 pieces.
$50 sets best white granite plates assorted.
24O glass Fruit Jars-something new.
24O Jelly glasses.
40 dozen Tumblers-assorted.
Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Basins and Ewers,
Spttoons Fire Proof Ware, Stone Jars, jugs and
Milk Pans also, every other article usually kept
in a first class Queensware House.
In buying in very large quantities, in the orig
ina packages, gives us every advantage It IS pos
sible to have in the business; consequently our
prices ought and shall be reasonable.
AS we have to pay promptly for our goods we
hone our friends will see the Importance of pay
inc the Cush or ask but for very short credit
PIPER DRAKE & co.
Tulvs1o. jeF-tf
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On Wednesday last, August 2sh, a youew
man hired a horse at my Stables to go to Ned.
Hope to a wedding and has not since returning
AS there was no wedding at New Hope on that
day and as learn that be did not go in that di-
rection, | am led to relieve that it was deliber-
ate attempt to steal my horse The young man
is seemingly about % years old, about feet s
inches in height, heavy set and had on a black
coat with linen duster over it and grey cap.
The description of the horse is as follows
n Light BAY,
about Is hands high star in the forehead, long,
slender TAIL left hind foot white walks, trots and
lopes but does not pace and carries his head out
without bowling the neck, when ridden or driven.
new pale leather Mcclellan Saddle very neat
with leather girth and a palel leather bride with
black martingale wereon the horse when hired
Twill give $50 for the arrest and conviction Of
the thief and $50 for the return Of the horse or
any information that will lead 20 his recovery.
NED BURKE,
Sept eff. Livery Stables, staunton, Va.
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DHoDE's SUPER PHOSPHATE.

n
Ia THE LONG ESTABLISHED
STANDARD MANURE.
Owing to the remission
Of United States Excise Tax on Fertilizers we are
enabled, Notwithstanding increased cost of mate
rial, to sell Rhodes Manure at old prices
1t is in perfect order fordrlling and in o other
condition shall it go into market We suggest
Dealers and Farmers to order early.
B. II. RHODES & CO.
Warehouses 80, 80 & Is South Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Having been appointed agents for the sale OF
the above old Standard Manure, and having it
now in store, confidently recommend it to
our Farmers as being equal if not superior to any
of the fertilizers offered for sale in this mar
ket
We have certificates in our possession of Farm
ers in the lower Valley who have tried it, which
can be seen On application
MCCLURE & BUMGARDNER
Agents Staunton, Va.
Sept. lift.
GOLglEsIE PACIFIC GUANO
- AND
FLOUR OF RAW BONE
for sale by II. KER & Co.
Stanton, Va.
JOHN S. REESE, & CO., General Agents for
Southern States, Baltimore Nd. Aug "a.
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Hotels.

NEEeGENEA R0TE3.,
Y sTAUNToS, VA.
GEO. L. PEYTON........ Proprietor.
g. Z WEBB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Superintendent.
g. e. PHYros Clerk.
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81 KEGS OF NAILS for sale by
Ae1 MCCLURE & BUMGARDNER.
Dec 22-6mo at.f .yii3 a0i aT ,'s
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eWga' EeSs.
Richmond Quotations

REPORTED WEEKLY By john G. EFFINGER
JONES 81 HEMIrr
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.UEH1NS1gAHsE1, CHINA, GLASS

ltHEESEs AND era CKERS for sale by
Nov. l0th-tf. HOGE & MASON.
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aCHUCK AATTRASSES fer sale by
- MCCLURE l. BUMGARDNER.
April2o,,.f
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PIPER, DRAKE 4 co.
Whites Corner
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LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent, B. & 0.
r. r., Baltimore Md.
J. L. WILSON, Master Transportation, B. & :
O. r. R., Baltimore, Md
August 23--tf.
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GIA0 REWARDS!

Z =
Sept. 6-tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,

.H.Qa EVANSVILLE, n oY. 4, 1857.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment - p IJ1A ~ =
Present-His Honor Mayor Baker,
and Coupcilnen Miller, Dean, Muhl-
hansen, Cook Heiman, Peitz, Wilt
shire and Kraft. ass SEQ
Absent-Councilman Kolle.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and ordered to be paid:
Deeds & Wood, painting Engine
House, 6$76;i j. 5. Goodge, salary, as
Sexton, 800; Hugh Duffy, paving,
81; I. NJ. Archer, salary as Engineer,
$83 80; w. w. Williams, salary as
Wharfmaster, $14; Liant Bro, on Oak
Street sewer, &C., $1,095 Is; Liant
William TDGaugherty, salary 500 $ 90
William Kolle, sundries, So 30;
A. NJ. McGriff, cash paid for wood,
So Hiram Nelson, lahternS. IS8; A..
NJ. McGrif, salary, S125; Frank Rup-
pert, removing animals, $50 40; Jesse
Atkinson. & Bro, painting upper
school house, $77 so; Geo. J. Bliss &
Co., rags, 81 40; VIM, Heilman, els
tern tops, &c, SIS 81; Peter Zapp and
brigade, 1888 70; Geo. Meyer, earth,
$50 10; McCoEkle & Strong, sundries,
s. 40; ,JohW RnehenteEgera lesdF1h.
$27 80; VIM. Allen, on Division
Street Sewer, $1,917 OF; Alex. Darl
ling, keeping prisoners, 1926 05; Jacob
S. Lowry Bafti1 lS565 6dT 3Iaa
The following additional bills were
allowed: Police, day watch, $140j
Police, night watch, $136.
3 ! Al pfapositidG wasl Received from
Mr.. Eggleston to plant sixty trees
around the school house on Ninth
Street, and the grounds of the High
School, e6lwft e'tWetty each of elm
hard maple and soft maple for $50 So
On motion the contract was awarded
ssaId s6S JS3gsstibR PFE5qfal d II6 "a Ii
was ordered that the trees be fenced
in instead of being boxed.
Capt. A. Liter, on behalf of the
coal dealers represented the difficult /
ties under Which the coal dealers 4
Iabored in consequence of the ordi-
nance recently passed by the City
Council, requiring eighty pounds to
The busheI. .Hhe miners, heanuounced, |
had struck for half cent additional |
'or diggingJ sand4the hauiers a half
,ent additional for hauling, in antici-
patton of the increased weight to |
he bushel, which would compel
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country, for public indecency, be re-
mitted; WhichWas agreed togo
II Z he report of the City Surveyor on
the level Of Eleventh, Walnut, and
other stree Is was spbmitted: also the
probe Of q proPosed sewer, tron !, the
center, of sAhn Street via Bond, Sec
ond, Centre. and Third Streets, to the
east line of Fifth Avenue .ihs
~ The subject of contracting for the
construction of a sewer ON the line
above indicated, to extend to the
liver, via, Seventh Avenue, was dis
,eussed. Reitz, Heilman, and Cook
favored the movement; Mayor Baker
opposed it, showing that it would not
effect the purpose desired until the
low lots in that vicinity were filed.
~ Jacob III. Miller rendered his resig-
nation as COUNCILMAN from the First
Ward. ~itI .1-iaH -afr2 5nt ns ail.' -.s
The question of. continuing the
salary of the Union Fire Company,
was referred to the Committee on the
Fire Department. a
The consideration of the sewer
question was continued, and Mr..
Wlngert being present, expressed his
views or. the subject. ..@a'-
Ordered that the Marshal be d.
rected to give notice to Anton Hell
bling to remove. a stable from the al
ley between Fulton and Fifth Ave
nues, and that said alley, from Third
to Fourth Street, be brought to- che
proper grade. = 80 - " ,f,a4
At 10 o'clock Councilman, Reitz
was still lingering around the mouth
Of, the arayine, that at high water
Hoods the southwestern part of the
city, and after long conversation,
the Council adjourned without def
mite action. l,an ~ 90 .t..y .ii 71a hrr9
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BIr Ladies using the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, are earnestly
requested TO send immediate notice to
my Office whenever they are out of
order, or any instructions in their use
may be desired
Having secured the services of
hrst-class Adjuster from headquar-
tiers, l desire to have all the old ma
chimes IN the city repaired and i'm
proved, and will spare neither pains
nor expense to give my customers the
most complete satisfaction.
.rqtr ~ ass +. M. SELLMAN,
octS No. 30 Main Street.
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IS NEW ME9RoP0trTA j There was
"a fair audience at the theatre last
night, and the performance was rather
good There is unqestionably much
talent in the company now playing
-Eere, more than is usually found in
stock companies. By care and at
tentIon, the finest plays could be pro-
duced in a style seldom excelled.
I" Flowers of the Forest" will be re-
peated tonight, and the performance
viii close with Our Gal, with Miss
Annie Mayhem in the leading char
acter in the first, and Miss Kate as
Our GAL" The New Metropolitan
is pleasant place to spend an evening.
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T. ANOTHER BURGLARY.-It appears
that the burglars who have infested
the city for the past two weeks, are
still lingering and operating. On
Sunday night the boot and shoe shop
of Messrs. Roeder & Becker. on Sec
ond Street, between Main and Syca-
more, was entered by burglars, who
first scaled a wall some ten feet high,
and attempted to raise window, but
failing in this, they next attempted to
cut out light of glass. This method
also appears to have proved too tedi-
GUS, and they broke the light and
thus gained ingress. Lighting the
gas, they next proceeded to select the
most valuable boots and shoes in the
shop, of which they carried off be-
tween 5000 and $500 worth. Before
leaving, however, they appear to have
taken leisurely smoke in the upper
room of back building.
It would seem hardly possible that
burglars could escape from the city
with such booty as that above de-
scribed, or that taken from Mr.. Chas.
Babcock, on Thursday night, unless
they do SO by crossing the river.
There has been much animadversion
of the police, but we think much Of
it unjust. - = s-s4sl5 gaKE
We have not the most exalted
opinion of the apolice, taken as a
body, although there are many good
men among the members, but we
never yet heard of a burglar being
detected in his Hillainy,-except- by ac-
cident, unless it was through the eff
forts Of q sharp detectiFea 1.-The bur- q
glars know theapoliee we'll. There
are enough home thieves to- advise
them oa that subject and they are
able to keep as.closer watch on the
police than the latter can possibly do
on them. IF burglars can enter.
private residence just after dark,
when nearly all the family are at
home, and select nearly 81 900 worth.
of plumber without alarming the in
mates, would their movements be
likely to attract the attention of the
police. who may probably be two or
three squares off? What we wa ant
here is an experienced and sharp de- |
tective, wholly unknown to any but |
the city authorities, who can quietly |
get into the secret of their midnight |
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CRESCENT Cry Temple of Honor
No. 2 will celebrate the eighteenth
anniversary Of the organization of
their Order by public installation of
the officers of the Social Degree, at
Temperance Hall, on Main Street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, on Wednes-
day, November 9th. at 6 o'clock Pm.
The friends Of the Order are respect
fully invited to witness the ceremony.
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INCENDIARY. = We are informed
.l4b al the house of a negro named
zz8Shnsonywho has1ost a leg and makes
Ais. ll9ng by Saving wood, Shad his
residence burned down. on SUNDAY in
Tndependence, supposed to have been
she work of an iincendiary.H His loss
Is estimated at $780,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

ROCKPoRT-ITs IMPROVEMENTS
The town of Rockport is improving
fast this season. No less than FIVE
substantial brick houses. designed for
business, are in course of construc-
ton, which will add materially to the
business interests of the place. In
addition to the college already estab-l
lished there, a new school building,
two stories high, and of a capacity to
accommodate at least FIVE hundred
scholars, is fast approaching compile
tion. This building is Intended for
graded schools. Rockport is by no
means behind, but on the contrary
ahead, of almost all county towns in
South Indiana ii regard to educa7
tional facilities, which is saying "a
great deal in its favor. The Court
House is one of the best in the south
part of the State, and the offices for
county officers are perhaps the best
arranged of any in the First District.
The Treasurer's office is particularly
arranged, ferEthe accommodation of
the tax payers, as well as the Trehsu-
rer, being composed of two rooms,
the desk sitting in the partition wall,
being partly in one and partly in the
other room. The rooms are entered by 4
separate doors, and as each payer
enters he can register his name, and
be sure that he is waited on in regasE
lar order. The citizens of Spencer
County may justly feel proud of their
public bniIdinsA. LAiJA18
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

A sidewalk Of class No. was or
dered gops the northeast, side of First
Street, from Nam to S9ca ID 81 q Streets
.s5h 81. ffe8 Hesl fofn Of
saho ordinance Earq the0 vacation Of AN
alley between Fourth oStteetia and the
Canal, and extending from 3 Second
Avenue 80 Sixth Ayeauey VII ichii was.
adopted :: 81 54SEio, an. ldriigahce for ne
ducIng DuAhaHa STREET.-THE an alley of
II feet Ia $fdth - II ,..t .-f+.-,o,z
Muh lhaiusen6s moved that it be pass pas
ed, and preceeded 10 argue the point.
The Mayor. suggested that as the
city was paying annually large sums
for the Opening nof streets, iit'wouId
be. wise. policy to have. some coHpen-
sation for vacaGing Streets sThe mo-
tionAtO adoptFwEs lost .lib 820o
Muhlhausen moved that a fine i'm
posed on an old gtntlem1u rom the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

EFFECTS OF THE SToRM.-Th
wind which Slew &erce gale for9a
time on-Sunaay nigtkpEestrated a fire
=wa4t which nfessrs. Abaker & Caden
had: erected to protest the surround
3ngsbuildings and com EastibIes from
4hesfurnace attached to their stone
.worksin course of erection on the
cornerof Fourth andEine Streets. The
walls composed two sides Of a-square
and-we about Is feet high and only
g inches thick, not sufficient to with
stand the blast whilesthe, mortar was
green. The loss is ineonsiderable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

ANNIv ERsARY MEETING.-R
Der the anniversary meeting of the
Wanderburgh County Bible Society
tonight at Trinity NJ. E. Church. 1t
awiu be an interesting and edifying
zseeasion, and should be largely at
aended. - $1,000 y z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The whole of yes
&5erday was occupied in the Circuit
Eeurt with the trial of the case of
K@hler VS.. Daniel Leffel, which wa 5
admitted to the jury late in the
evening. 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05

BG~ Mac Buck1oheat Flour and
.Honaiay. Also the finest Syrup ever
broug ht to this city, just received at
the New YORK GROCERY, 76 Main
Street.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
POst-Office at Evansville. State Of Indiana,
on the 4th day of Novemb Der, 1857.
Persons calling for any of these letters
viii please say = Advertised" giving date,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-05


evening from Mr.. John D, Wiggin,
Of the firm of Hart, Wiggin & Co.,
New York, who favored US with late
paperFi from that city. Mr. Wiggin
sEas formerly of the firm ofrNesbit,
NJ iggin & Co, of this city.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting our very elegant and accom-
plished friend, Mr. VIM White, of
Cincinnati, chief of the extensive firm
OF White, Bros. & Co.. dealers in
iEb icating oils. &c. He is in excel
lieut. health, but, we regret to say, a
- little heterodox on the finance ques-
&ion.e5r-T rf
Judge Niblack. NJ. c.. from this
District, passed through the city yes
terday en- route to Mt. Vernon, look
ing extremely well.
THE FIRST OF THE CHARITIES
The festival for the benefit of the
Orphans Asylum, at Turner Hall, on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings of the present week, must
mol be COMPOUNDED with the festival
under the auspices Of the Sons of
Temperance, for the benefit, of the
widows and orphans and the poor of
she city. which is advertised for the
a9th, 10th, 21st, 22d and 23do ef this
Knonth. They are actually separate and
= z1istihet Institutions, and although
s5ethiare worthy of liberal pa tronage
yet the fadies in charge of'3the former
sslaimi1that the making 5 frst,eenme.
1rst' Served, ~ sh6uldaHfeeo ID al b tHgi61 dit
self in this instaRes,ta our be aevolent
rItiZens,n,,.,,.4 ( pan I9iesgq 81 saTosD |
7Se7r ~ ''A-- - | % . AHA IL n
The SgRaAIIaBT LINE FIX HI 3 d t!ss4
Through the conrtesY of NJ r.siAailE
aShrader, theiaoeomplished "a nd I'd e Obi
5dng6sneral Freight Agent Of the. &!
% & c. R:R., Ne had a "a opportunity to
. view thetnsg straight nErck9 leading
from the fre1ght depot and, ipterseet-
ing theOoid ira Ok near the crossing of
the riP1;pd leaaiagto OAK lHilnl Gene
terry. The new line is a vast improve
1aents oEerthehOld3 asst is ohia Straight
line from, the freight depot for a mile,
and theanbE q gentle curve interseets
the old track shortening the dis
lance considerably, and rendering the
road faF safer to spuB than bythasld
track. . The W0rk ssiss beiagasubstans
italy built, and diTsEsiall be- ht ete9 by
the endnof this week and the regtiaf
trains vii! run over it next week.
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10 MEMPHTs gnff .iweekly.

Egl.. aTH In9DL2S1i - G------@ifs1 p ~
-. 3OcRp0rt Stage (via NewbufSh and Boon
57Hatesl carrying the mail leaves att A. NJ,
sgeIl. Mondays w ednesdays and Fridays.
SArr1Zes .by,67,P. h., Tuesdays Thnrsdays
1aRH Saturdays. ..aat ,e1s16Ff Il ~
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
.z-=sasa and EridaSs at AMI Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by s4E. M GtJeEi1t- ~
s,A4t. Neslnon Mali stage leaves daily (e x
lrsSeRt Sundays at ia. M Arrives daily (e K
sept Sundays y2P. II. s..aarvT
go NEwSs 4 .-Haek daily texcept sun
ts9yO from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
ssseloek P. NJ. ,r.,rs, s.,r.s s,s4ssgs's 4.
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- FINE HOUSE, FURNITURE AT AUo-
TIoN.-Hiram Nelson will SELL at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, on
Thursday morning, November 7th, at
9 o'clock, a nice, complete set of Bed
room Furniture, all oak. Any person.
wanting nice article will do well to
attend. Other goods sold at the same
time. nOv5-2t
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AMROAT LINES

"a LoUrsyI LII Every Monday and
e4s1zrtay at 10 o o'clock A. N. Every Tuesday,
-+afe3n esday Thursday, and Saturday at 6
= F. CAIRo7-- Daily, except Sunday. at 3
II. -
ss-r.s yEEof GREES RIVER Every "Wednesday
tasza2 saturday at o'clock p. NJ. Every
Sss1z1day and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ.
srss7z y&sSE EA5TPoRr.-~I Every Tuesday and
- = 2sgfday at O'Clock p. NJ. 80
aHE-sBERseN@-Dafly, except Sundays,
9EsS O'Clock P.M.sw
TO NAsHv1LLE-Every Thursday at four
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sE A full supply Of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If