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HOTELS.
House ReOpened.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
i chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St,
he IS now prepared 70 entertain the public in
the best manner. No effort will be spared "a
make his guests comfortable.
apt9-Iv - 1T LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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THIS COMPANY Is now PELLK
! oTgznizsd. and VIII, IN a short tine. COZ
-nence the nnz1alsctHre of rsfinsd Carbsn and
Luhricating Oils, Lamp Wick and CkimueyA.
For fisfGruatign e Feesrd 10 tie EtOck O.
3lslneS5 q Tie COTnpzny, apply 70 either Of the
urdeysiEzed O<1eefe, O- st tie Company's 0fsos
o. Rizfn Street, BeIt door to tie N and u
Bmk W.F. PETERSON Jr Eecty
s. p. HILDRETH. Treas'F
E.R ADDISON. Sup't %I2
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

oYlIcE BAIIINoKk & Ono RAnIzoAp Co,
p - . wHEElLso, May 4, lsss.
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according to the statement of the Rad
ical officials themselves. and does not
include the balances in the hands of
the Treasurer, Jnre Goth, 1866, OF 81,
69l 20 of Bridge Funds, and 2,90S 76 OF
funds for other coanty purposes-S5,-
600 46 that were left Oyer-sfAKING
TOGETHER Ss5,090 76.
According. to this same statement,
which is official, the elpeases of the
county for the year ending OH the Goth
of last June, were
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
AIARRLR XORKEEs- ON MAJ

M KET STREET, a few door. above the
Second Ward Market Housc Monumental
work Of all kinds made % order City and doouu
try orders will be uc; with PumPtHess.
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tue pa s.sssisss.-,-'-----'--,--'s'''4so 30
The -~aDt collected from
-nty during
'-as
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DAssENGER TRAINS WILL EpN
y by The following schcdale on and aiter the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-11
NJ !. MIE =.

In hi. city, on the oh inst, Ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. john Farwell. BY Rev.
john Scott. Mr.. JoHS .FlELDsrAEp. Of
Waupun. Wis, 70 Miss CARRlE Il. v.
BENSON, Of chippewa. I. s:.<. ...s
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LAND WARRANTS.

LAND WARRANTS.
16O acre warrants, $3.50; firm and scarce.
College Scrip $110, single pieces. There
has been further advance in College Scrip
within the past few days, and it is not easily
obtained except at firm prices. No anxi-
ETY. among Eastern holders to sell. Small
Warrants are nearly out Of the market,
therefore rotations are omitted.
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+ Some Of our cotemporar1es seem TO
think that the triumph Of their cause de-
pended. like the fate of Jericho, upon the
amount Of noise made-in these days Of
refinement and luxury, an article OF real
intrinsic merit is soon appreciated hence.
the unbounded and unparalleled success Of
Plantation Bitters. @4.. s= I.
b This remedy has ever and always been;
found reliable. As gentle stimulant and
tonic appetizer It cannot be excelled. II is
no doubt sovereign remedy for stomschio
disordors--for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and II stimulating 8 healthy appetite.
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Cnops.-Throughout the Sank Valley all
the crops, with the exception Of corn, are
locking most Aourishing. They never
seemed better. On account of the marsh es
having been overlooked SO deeply, there is
some fear about hay ; yet it is thought
that enough may be obtained after awhile,
Us the water is rapidly going down.
Mr.. jacob Goodner, of Maine Prairie,
makes similar statement concerning the
crops in that section, with this improve:
ment, that corn is in no wise behind the
wheat and oats.
Winnebago Prairie and other localities
send equally cheering news.
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Drc11xEp.-The communication Of ~"
is declined. as no name accompanies it,
This rule is imperative, and correspondents
might as well understand it 6Ist as last.
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Nor1cI.-The Rev. AIR. Ash, OF III.
is expected to preach in the Presbyterian
Church on next Sabbath morning.
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Ice CREAN AND CoNrIcT1oNERY.-Nrs
E. A. Smith has leased the old stand of
Mrs. Smith & Blood's millinery and DRESS
making stand, on St. German street, where
she will open, the last Of this week, we'll
selected stock Of confectionery, fruits, &c.
The best the market affords will 10 kept
constantly on hand, and sold as low as at
st. Paul. :. An ice cream saloon has been
fitted up in the rear of the store, where
ladies and gentlemen can always be accom-
modated with this delicacy and the fruits
of the season.
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NOTICE TO all whom it may concern:
N All persons are hereby notified not to
trust my son, Anton Hiserich, on my &C.
count, as will pay no bills of his con-.
tracing nor pay for anything obtained byhim
after this date-he having improperly left
home on the 9TH inst. in company with
Catharin, Hiserich, wife of Conrad His
erich. AUGUST HlSERICH. .
Sank Centre, uly 9Th, 1867. n51:sw
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-t
Having closed out my grocery business.
take pleasure in recommending to my for
mer patrons, my successors, Messrs. Sims
Bros. .Zsz= ...s.. <*.z~ II. II IS.
All who have unsettled accounts with me
are requested to call imm ediately at tho
store and settle.
l shall continue to pay at tho 'Old Stand"
the highest market price in cash for grain
and produce Of all kinds. #
... u.s. j. B. MILLS.
st. Cloud, May 10th, 1866. d..
-Decayed Teeth are indicative Of
disordered stomach. Acidlty Of the stom-
ach has very delcterious effect on the
teeth. Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE neutralizes
it Immediately. 1t is the most powerful
corrector for the stomach known.
From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. 1t
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pre-.
vents its falling off and promotes its rapid
growth. It is also a most beautiful dress
ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
price only Is cts. n4l-1y
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
Al ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
the price.
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PRorosA1s.-Contract and builders
are again invited to send in to tho County
Auditor bids for the erection Of now Jail.
Sec advertisement.
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"wHrx ! goes . shoppin," said sn old
lady, ~ alters asked for what wants,
and il they have It and it's suitable, and l
feel inclined TO buy it, and it's cheap and
can't be got for less, most alters takes II
without 'chsppering about it MI doy, as
some people do" #z..y5s. u. - III s.sss
Ne noticed this old lady coming out Of
earns yesterday loaded down with cloth
ing for ~ old man and the boys, Is we'll
Is good outfit for herself She went away
~oadsrfally tietled 9at the bargains Oh,
nd sssussd. 81 b. AZ ~
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OLD PR1cEs BACK. Best prints Ut 12a
cents per yard and oil other goods in pro-
portion, It CArxs' Store. :
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LuNBER YAnD.-Tobey and Co. have
opened an extensive lumber yard opposite
Sims Bros store, on St. German street,
where they will keep full assortment Of
lumber, lath, shingles, &C., Of the best
quality Farmers will find it especially
convenientto purchase at this yard.
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LUMBER MARKET.
Corrected sueeky expressly THE JOURNAL, by 7obey
d CO. general dealers in ere,y variety Of Pine LAM
ber, Lath, Shingles, &C., Steam mill in o,cer to,0a.
81. Cloud, MINI.
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HEAvY DlxAND.-A heavy and regular
demand is being made by the farmers upon
the supply Of agricultural implements in
store by s.vercool, Hope & Grovernor.
The Prize Hubbard Mower, the New-Yorker
self.Eaking Reaper. and the ): l.. Case,
Alassilon and Tornado Threshers are espe-
ciallys sought after. These Machines ere
considered the best in use, and every arti-
Gle is warranted by this firm to be as repre-
scented, or the money will be refunded.
They have also sulky hay rakes, plows,
tanning mills, and indeed everything in the
way Of machinery or tools that farmer
may want. "zas@ t35Ss 5.2s.ta1s
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ST.. CLOUD, MIMI, July 10th, 1867.
Loanable funds arc scarce, and but few
get accommodations.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given
notice to holders of the August series of
1905 that tho Government will not ex-
change for 500 Bonds after the 25th day
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N1OTICE.-To all whom it may concern
IN Whereas, my wife, Catharina Hiserich,
left my bed and board, on the 7th inst,
without just cause or provocation, therefore
hereby warn oil persons against harboring
or trusting her on my account. as I will
pay no bills of her contracting after this
date. CONRAD HISERICH.
Sank Centre, July 9Th, 1867. n5l:3w
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MON ETARY.

Quotations Of United States Securities, Lam Var
rants; College Scrip, &C., furnished BY s. B. Pnney,
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nr All kinds Of JOB printing, in Eng
fish. German or Norwegian, executed a.
this office. Send in your orders.
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PRrsprrrs,As.-pastor,R Rev. i: v. Campbell. Scr.
vices every Sabbath morning at 1o1 O'CLOCK Evening
az Sunday School after morning service.
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GRoc EI1rs.-For the best and cheapest
family groceries, 60 to the new firm, Morse,
Newell & Co., corner Washington avenue
and Lake street. They deliver all goods
free of charge.
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FnoM OTTER TA1L.-On Tuesday Revs.
Chase and Stewart, and Mr.. Horatio s.
Seymour nephew Of Gov. Seymour, Of
New York, returned from three weeks
trip and exploration to Otter Tail Lake.
They report . good time and fine
country.
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Horse THIEF ARREsrED.-On Monday
i. half breed was arrested at Sank Rapids
on tho charge of having stolen q couple OF
horses from some person living in the upper
end of Benton county.
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STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE.-During the
season Goyettc,will have fresh, cultivated
strawberries, in the best condition, for sale
in quart baskets, at the most favorable
market prices. -: #.s. q. I'd ii
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make for New closing Fd
RES Of
Ready-made Clothing
State. In equal
WE WOULD ASK SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR IT,
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K1cxrp A HoRsE.-Our Amiable friend,
Mr.. J. E. Bell, was so severely kicked on
the leg by horse the other day that he is
unable to ret out Of the house. st. Ger
main street misses his winning ways
vonderfully.
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Tn "scux."-A chap from the country
cane into Coyotes on the Fourth, and
drank eight glasses Of soda water, persist
emily waiting in each case until the "mis-
;erabie scum settled"
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FOURTH OE JULY.
HOW 1T WAS SPENT IN sTEANNs
COUNTY.
Picnics, Parties, and q Good Time Com
n s53-- c4ally. &s$
ST. CLOUD.

. a. Lh.'" 4.
The morning came in cloudy, and with
strong promises Of q rainy day. During
tho forenoon, however, tho clouds brushed
away, AMI the sun showed his face until
half tho afternoon had passed, when the
sky again became overcast, and at about
six o'clock the rains drops fell with their
accustomed regularity. -
At an carly hour salutes Of artillery an
nounced the ninety-tirst anniversary of our
Independence. and, startling the quiet air
of morning, reused tho sleeping people of
tho city to prepare for the celebration Of
tho day. No arrangements had been made
for any general demonstration. Social pic
MICS seemed to be tho general favorites {;
and the pleasure-seeking community was
broken into jolly sections that hied them
selves here and there-some to the lakes,
some to the outrageous banks Of the Sank,
some to the groves near town, while others
apread their stores of dainties under tho
vine and fig tree in their own door-yard.
Those who ventured far from town return
ed pretty well soaked. Eve use this ex-
preston strictly as it refers 10 the effects
Of the rain.) One of the pleasant features
of tho day, was picnic Of the children Of
tho Presbyterian Sabbath School, held in
the grove near Rev Campbel's residence.
The little folks had happy time.
In the forenoon the Fire Company parad-
ed in uniform, and made quite gay ap-
pearance. The brass band led the column
which marched through the streets Of the
city. They were taken by Mayor Curry
to his residence, and their dropping spirits
revived in regular orthodox style. In the
evening ball was given at the Court House
for the benefit of the Company. 1t was
largely. attended and passed off very salts
factorily. The total proceeds amounted
to about $500.
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The WORLDS FA1R.-N. E. Nixon, sue.
cessor to s. B. Loye & Co., has replenished
the stock of that we'll known establish
Hent, 80 that it is more complete than ever
before. A large and well selected stock Of
dry goods. boots and shoes, groceries and
crockery has just arrived, and will be sold
at prices to defy competition. A call is
respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere.
ROBBERY AND CoSFEss1oN.-On the night
of the 9TH, the room Of Mr.. s. A. Heard,
at the Fletcher House, was entered and $50
in money taken from his pocket. Mr.. H.
suspected young man named Allan STAN
ard. who was at the same house, and on
Sabbath had him arrested at Clearwater.
He confessed to the theft, saying that he
needed the money for his mother. He also
confessed to having taken 81 from q Mr..
johnson, at the Fletcher House, on the
same evening. Mr.. Heard lost some ST.
GOO in notes at the time, and thought them
to have been stolen, but on Tuesday he
found the package where he had dropped
it in Coyotes cellar. stanard is q young
man who has heretofore been well thought
| of, and Mr.. Heard has determined not to
| prosecute him. Stanard had spent about
| Sc of the money taken from Mr.. a., and
the balance he had sent to st. Paul in q
letter addressed to fictitious name, in
tending to 60 down and get it afterwards.
It has since been properly secured.
| DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENT1oS.-The
Convention met on the 9th, with but a par
tial representation Of the precincts. W. T.
Rigby of Clearwater, Chairman J. NJ.
Rosenberger Secretary. The following
delegates were elected to attend the State
Convention at St Paul on the 10th, with
power of substitution:
A. J. Reed, N. F. Barnes, J. W. Ten
voorde, W. T. Rigby, s. A. Clifford, John
Hammered, B. Overlook, U. NJ. Tobey, L.
A. Evans.
No county nominations were made by thi:
Convention.
FnoM OTTER TA1I.-On Tuesday Revs
Chase and Stewart, and Mr.. Horatio s
Seymour nephew Of Gov. Seymour, o
New York, returned from three weeks
trip and exploration to Otter Tail Lake
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CAUGHT N 1H1 AcT.-A Frenchman
came TO Capt. Lueg last week and offered
TO sell him fat OK very low. As beef cattle
were generally held ct good figures the
Captain ''smelled . MICE" especially when
the fellow stipulated that the transfer
should take place 1t midnight on the Sd
inst. The arrangements were Ill duly
made; The individual drove up his OK !;
and the money WAS about to be paid over,
when also Sheriff Mickey happened acti
dtnsally around and took the chap in
charge. The OK proved to be one belong
ing to Burbsnk's train.
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RUsAwAr.-On the afternoon Of the
Fourth, one Of Silsby's horses, the big gray
while being driven by Mr.. D. Barnes
ran away, knocking the buggy Into kin
dino wood and scrap iron.
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DEATH IRON A B1rE.-Daniel st John,
one of tho driver ON tho stage line from
this city to Fort Abercrombie, died ut Alex
andria on Wednesday night Of last week.
Some days before, while lying in the gran
ary asleep, he was bitten on one cheek by
. spider. 4 swelling ensued, which spread
over his face, neck and breast, and finally
resulted in death.
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STHAwBH1RlEs AND CREAx.-Goyette is
serving up fine, luscious strawberries
smotheeed in cream at his restaurant.
Also ies.eream, soda water, and good
things in general
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NEW BASK.-blessrs. ]. G. Smith & Co.,
Of Jefferson county, New York, have COM
menced the erection Of fine brick
building on St. German street, immedi-
atsly adjoining Bell & Co.'s store. It will
be 22x40, two stories high-the lower
story to be finished off for bank, which
viii be occupied by Smith & Co., and the
upper into Offices. Mr.. s. is in town
experimenting the work, and hopes to have
tho building completed in about sixty days
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SUPERIOR BR1cK.-Mr. H. J. Fowler
brought to our Office this week some specl
mems of the brick manufactured by him,
which would be difhcult to excel. They
are well moulded and burned, and are Of
that beautiful, delicate cream color so much
admired in the Milwaukee brick.
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J. H. LlxN1MASN.-Mr.L L. offers lot
of -four, salt and general Merchandise for
sale at his store at St. 10. Immigrants
and the people in that vicinity will find Mr..
LIS good place to trade at.
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Observation-Disclosures were yesterday
employed in putting in telegraph poles
along Lake street, from the Mississippi to
Richmond avenue, and thence to the Post
Office building, for the wire. The work
will be completed in few days.
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sAMT@C1N1LTa.ANT NTX
The Vvlshsng Cap.
BY CHARLES MACKAY.

~ 80 BY CHARLES MACKAY.
+ II fairy tales were true, ~ y
And fortunes were my hap,
I'll tell you what I'd do,
\ II I'd the wishing cap; %e,. H., !.
I'd make each maid q wife,
= Who'd give both heart and hand;
And all domestic strife i.
rdbanish from theland.
Z. No arrn thet wrought or plough'd
Should ever toll in vain;
The great should not be proud,
The small should not complain;
= The friendship of o friend 4,
Should last through good and ill;
And. constant to the end,
e Should guido the Wander still.
All rulers should be Just,
And people should be wise,
And swords and spears should rust,
For lack Of enemies;
Tho temples Of our time
D.! Should bless the poorest lot,
And misery and crime
: Should die and be forgot.
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stAre you sure?" Ga \ ~ ;,l s
quite sure, ! replied; tthe issso
sullen-" IS 80 fss s.s "a
aWait. .do.you know who you are
talking TOE" ~ sS
."What do you mean. KatharineP"
"I am John Aubrey,s betrothed
wife, Addict" and she laughed and
then cried again.
I stood mutely staring her. At
last I found words to say:
"Why, Aunt Katharine, I thought
it was 1 whom John was in love
with p
She shook her head.
Sand l thought Mr.. Devereux was
in love with yon p
"You must ask him about that, "
she said, smiling through her tears.
And I did ask him the next even
ing, while we stood by an open win
dow, and my Aunt Katharine sat by
John Aubrey, in the cosy corner,
where I used to sit with him.
''Is it pcssibie that you haven t
been counting Aunt Katharine, all
the time, Mr.. Devereux ?" I said.
How he laughed
els it possible that you don't know
that have heen courting you all this
time ?"
"Mr. Dovereux !" exclaimed.
But he wasn't jesting-and neither
was I, when L promised, year later,
to "Love. honor and obey him, -
through life.
John Aubrey and my Aunt Katha-
rine were married at the same time,
which my aunt said was a great saw
ing of trouble and wedding cake.
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New York Advertisements
STEVENS HOUSE.
, 80, 25 AND 27 BROAD WAY, n. Y
OPPOSITE BOWLING GREEN.
ON THE EIIRODEAN DIT AN


NNHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and
IL widely known to the travelling public.
The location is especially suitable to mer-
chants and business men; it is in close
proximity to the business part Of the city,
is on the highway of Southern and West.
ern travel, and adjacent to all tho princi-
pal railroad and steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accom-
modation for over 800 guests; it is well fur.
nished, and possesses every modern
Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment of it's inmates. The rooms hav-
ing been refurnished and remodeled, we
are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests. The
rooms are spacious and well ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attend
ance is prompt and respectful, and the
table is generously provided v:::..i.. every
deiicacy or the seasonal moderate rates.
GEO. X. CHASE g. CO.,
May III emo Proprietors.
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w. B. LOwRANCE, Manager.
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:, Passengers taking this route, going
North, have choice of route from Green's
boro, Weldon or Portsmouth.
H0- Tickets good over either route.
Baggage checked through.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, apply at Ticket Office, foot Blan
ding street. CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
Oct 5 Superintendent.
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Laurens Railroad---NeW Schedule
i Ns Es:E I I a
7FICE LAURENs RAILROAD,

UFFICE IAURENS KhILROAD,
LAURENs @. H., s. c., July IL, 1867.
ON and after MONDAY, 22d instant, tho
" trains will run over this Road as fol-
lows, until further notice:
Leave Laurens ut o'clock a. m. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry at II O'Clock a. M.
Leave Newberry on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at fifty minutes after IL
Greenville and Columbia Railroad at Hele-
ma Shops. JOSEPH CREWS, Supt.
July 16
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,
COMPANY SHOPS, N. g.,

nN and after this date, the following
~ Will be the schedule for PASSENGER
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application
A. r. COTTON, Proprietor.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
6aA IL ID @Bsa
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE.

ItNEftAI SUP'IS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., October 8, 1867.
~ Passenger Trains on the South Caro-
lima Railroad will run as follnxxa Viz.