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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Ill PERSONS INDEBTED To THE
N estate OF VIM. Parry, deed, are respect
fully requested to call NJ the law Office OF
Horace IL. Lurton, and settle by the 10th of
June, 1868, and confer n favor ON
MRS \, L, II. JOHNS, Adm'x.
May 20, 6S4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
G ONOVER BROS

Pianos, Organs, School and Mis-.
cellaneOus Books, Station
cry, Sheet Music, PERL
Odicals, Violin and
Guitar Strings, ETC., etc.,
(Sign of the Gold Penn
Franklin Street,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
We are agents for the justly celebrated
"WEBER" PIANOS, which are now ac-
knowledged by all the First Musicians
Of New York and the Directors Of COnser-
yatOries OF Music in New York and
Brooklyn to be the Best PlanOfOrtes
manufactured for their great power, bril-
liancy and purity of tone, elasticity OF touch,
and great durability. Wealso call attention
to the CON0VER BROS. PIANOS, which
are manufactured expressly for Southern
markets aud will stand the climate They
need no praise as there are over .irteen
Thousand In use. They are manufactured
by one of the largest houses in New York
ing the agraffe. By special contract, we
are enabled to sell them lower than many
other first class instruments.
All Pianos delivered ut Manufactu-
rer's Prices, and kept In Tune one
year without charge.
We refer all those DESTROYS Of knowing
whether we give srH faction in our sales to
Rev. J. b. West, RI. A. ID. Sears, Geo. W
Hillman, Geo. II. Warlield and I. d. Scott
We are agents for
J. ESTEY d co.'s CELEBRATED TIRE.
MOL0 ORGA.S,
which we sell at FACTORY PRICES.
We call the attention o. Country Mer.
chants to our facilities in furnishing then
School Books Stationery.
J.F. CONOyER will promptly attend to
orders for Piano Tuning, and guarantees sat
isfaction.
We return thanks for the encouragement
received thus far, and hope to merit con-
tinuance of the same.
CONOVER BROS.
March 20, ls6s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12

CARD.-Messrs. ED. TURNKEY, ]. d. NEB-
tendance, and most cordially invite their
friends and the public generally to give
them call.
May !, 1868.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
UNDERTAkER

r AM PREPARED TO FURNISH COT
i hnis, Wood Baskets, Metallic Burial Ca
ses and Baskets, at any and ali times any
where In Montgomery County, or in answer
to kilograms anywhere along the line of the
railroad between Louisville and Memphis
or Hopliinsville and Nashville. / can fur
niSh
Metallic Caskets,-silver mounted.
Metallic Burial Cases,
Rosewood COflins,
Oak COINS,
Cedar COfiins,
Walnut COfiins,
Poplar COINS.
would also add that will present q
coffin to the friends of every pauper child
born in Montgomery County.
JOHN y. CoUTs.
May 20, is6S-Gm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES,

Of the latest styles, all Of which bought
for cash, which enables me to make all
kinds OF Boots and shoes ut greatly reduced
hand, which Warrant, ut greatly reduced
prices.
All mendIng done with neatness and dis
patch.
With many thanks for the liberal patron
age for many years, Of my old friends and
customers, most respectfully solicit q con-
Nnuance Of the same.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
To the Citizens Of GAINESVILLE and
Surrounding Country.

r. WOULD STATE THAT IHAvE JUST
returned nom the Eastern cities with a.
large stock Of the best brand of French Calf
Skins, together with very large stock of
material of every Kind for manufacturipg
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12

which win be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaining to first class Barber
Shop and ~ .ri- ts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-12
THE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
So 1 can beat anybody! ia

Having on hand the Oldest, best, big
gest and most complete stock of Brandies,
Wines, Whiskey. Rum, Gin, etc, to be found
anywhere. Some of these were bought be-
fore the war, and have some of the iden-
teal beverage that made King David, of
blessed memory, cut such fantastic capers
before high Heaven and the daughter OF
Saul.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

Tho Baltimore San of yesterday has ttt FOL.
lowing: About ten O'Clock on Saturday night a
German named George BrauI, aged thirty seven
years, trurknAker by trade, hung himself At
his residence No. 229 South Bond street, using
q neok.tis, fastened to a pair Of dividers driven
into the woodwork above the door. Coroner
Holt held an inquest upon the body. 1t ap-
poartd that between y and 10 O'Clock he stated
to his wife that be meant to 20 out to deliver a
trunk which no had sold. sho remarked that
she was going to market and would take the
trunk with her, to which he aSEented. Taking
her eldest child, aged eight years, with her, and
putting her remaining three children to bed, she
went to market, and on her return found her
husband Suspended as above stated, with one
foot on . chair and the other down. She i'm
| msdiAtely cut him down, and giving tho alarm,
DR.. Dwinelle was summoned, but life was ex-
tinct. She jury rendered . vcrdi.t Of suicide
| by hanging No cause IL assigned for the act
About II o'clock on Friday nigh; young man
named JOSEPH Rundle, residing at No. 40 Warren
street, after retiring to bed, became 80 fright.
ened from the effects Of dream that he left
| bis couch. and, going to front window In the
| third story of tho dwelling. jumped to the steps
below, n distance Of about thirty foet lie was
shortly afterwards disc overed and carried into
the house. Drs. Noble and Thomas were sum.
moned to attend him, when 1t was found that
he had received very severe injury Of the spire,
and his recovery 10 considered doubtful
The Commercial Of the same city aud same
date, has the following: Thht redoubtabie cham
piou Of the prize ring, Sam. Colyer, has ac-
cspted tho challenge Of the English champion,
Hicken, for tho champ iou.hip Of this country
The arrangements were completed In New York
on Friday last, and from what w. have beon in
formed the contest vii. be a desperate one, al
| though Colyer 10 regarded as sure to win. Coll
| yer Is backed by New York and Brooklyn capt
| tai. We could not learn when the fight will
| take place or the amount to be fought for.
Yesterday afternoon quite number Of rougbs
| gathered together In the eastern section Of the
city to witus's 6ght for $50 aside between two
amateur bruisors from Aisquith street. They
| pitched their ring at different places on tho
eastern limits Of the city, but the police inter
feTed with them each time. Tho last seen ofthe
bruisers they were vending their way out the
York road, seeking place to Punmei each
other without interference.
1t will be remembered that on the morning Of
the 9Th of the present month, Mrs. Lucretia
Morrow and her infant were terribly burned by
the breaking Of a coal oil lamp. and that the
child died on the zane day. Tn Friday night
last the mother was seized with the lockaw and
expired on Saturday morning
| The Denton AmtTieaH Union says At tie
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Queenstown
4 Harrington railroad, held at Rdssly on Tues.
day last, the sum of s25, 400. We learn. wac sub.
scribed to the capital stock Of the roaj.
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same circumstances, would have made the same
selection, notwithstanding I was competitor
for tho work, and would have been glad to have
constructed the bridge. Ny plan Of bridge has
yet be tried, but the ons which your commit
tee has adopted has long been used, aud, so for
IS 1 know, thoroughly tested, aud has proved
satisfactory to those that have used 1t.
II this will DO Of service to you, you are at
liberty 10 use II at your discretion.
Very respectfully yours,
Mr.. Pau also road tho following extract from
= letter datod Washington, August %, 1867, and
signed B Sevsrson.
''Hos. RICHARD WALLACE, MAron-SH: I
herewith submit my plan for an iron bridge,
not In competition with those offered under your
late advertisement, but because you desire 1t
for examination, as l suppose, for tho purpose
Of enabling your COMMITTEES to determine on the
relative value Of tho different planr
My drawings are not, as you will see. CON.
plete; but sufficiently plain to enable you to de-
eide on the merits Of the plan"
Mr.. Pau ssid he read these letters as the dc.
fence Of the COMMITTEES against the communics.
ton from Mr.. ssverson. Tbs motives Of the
committee had been impugnod in that commu
nication by a man who had been black. mailing
the committee.
Mr.. Ball inquired whether . plan had been
submitted by Mr.. sevsr.nn; and II so, ho favored
due to Mr.. s. that his plan should bs cou.id.
cred.
Mr.. Pau replied that he had submitted 8
plan which was imperfect. Mr. Severson also
requested him Mr.. P to Introduce q resolution
abolishing the committee, and to make him Mr.
s.. the superintendent Of tho work, which be
thought was very modest proposition. Lsugh.
ter
Mr.. Croker hoped that the subject would be
po,tponed. He desired that Mr.. sevsrssn
should have a chance to submit his plans. lie
thought It was duo to an old citizen that he
should DO heard
After further debate, the subject was post.
ponei.
iMr, Pau introduced = bill providing for 40
inspector Of horses. mules and cattle. Referred.
Mr.. Bssli introduced bill vssting 10 certain
citizens Of the city of Washington, under the
name Of tho Washington City Canal Company,
all the rights now held or owned by the corpora.
tion In the Washington City Canal, and for
other purposes which vas referred to the Com.
mittoe on Canals
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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Proposala.
Propose
TINTED STATES MAILS.
Po.r orsrcs DEPARTMENT. ,

GEORGIA.
wAsnIsoros. Jsnusry aiss
Js e, fo1ssgp5 Ja hs ~ i on n. re
I'd S u s. & sp u
tkee.p,.a bidders will b. required =. s.is u,
Si From L..lnston to Lexington Depot. sniisssnd
Leave Lexington daily. sIospt Sunday. Al 80
Leave Lexington Depot daily. sIespt sunday. at
s PROM &Ra' bHSia no aud back
Leave Tocmbsboro' Saturday attain,
k k.siys b s. PHSl sli ~
oo From wilsSaviilsto rcnaiis. IL mile. aud back.
LSsys wrIsA.y!ll; rr!dn, Mio~D.
Leave saS Tspaii!e ffi@sy III sPPiP P m.
o Arrive wIIsn,,,olMIS b Up o and
LssSs TSomastoa tuesday and Thursday At
TnSs%fS''FS ss!sasy sia rApt.a.,
a tis sS' h.snss st SdsysG 10 mile. and s.s.
Leave E.tontOn Monday. wednesday. .nt Friday
Asi H 4 Men,lsrlle syep
uay,h a
Arrive at Eatonton b. II. 0pm.
6li2 From Macon, BY Jefersonyills and Marion, 10
A.son %i,sa s1s NsssE week
AA..iys Tr Twi,sry X Sy SE%,
Arrive al Macon BY 6p. m.
NorRs.-Prsposals must DO to carry the mail with
celebrity, certainty, and security" using the terms
OF the law, and they must be guaranteed BY two
sponsible persons certified to as such By
or Judge OF q court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and for
each Of such omissions not Satisfactorily explained.
three times the pay Of the trip may DO deducted Por
arrivals SO far behind time as to break connection
with depending malls, and not sufciontly excused,
onefourh OF the compensation for the trip IL
to forfeiture Fines will Be imposed unless the dcln.
queney be satisfactorily explained for neHeetng u
take mail from or into post once for suffering II 10
be injured Destroyed robbed or lostj and for rcfus.
ing. after demand TO convey the mail a, frequently A.
The contractor runs: or l. eoneerned In runnnE vehi
the contract for dsobcyinE the post once laws the
Instruction., Of the Department He may alter the
schedule q departure. and Arryas and also order
Increase Of service, BY allowing therefor pro rata
Increase on The contract pay le may also eurtsil or
rata decrease q pay, allowing one month extra COM
Bids should be addressed to the Second Assistaui
Postmaster General superscribcd PROPOSAL, State
OF Georgia, " and sent By mail
For forms OF proposals, nc. and other Information
advertisements Of October 1915, and OF this date,
In pamphlet form. at the principal post oinoes,
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
lel1-FN Postmaster General
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Proposals.,
PROPOSALS FOR coMMIssGRY STOKES.

pRoPosALs FOR CoMMIssARY STOKES.
nEADa'Rs pIs'r OF JHn IspIAx ThnnIIonr.l
.FoRT 0IBsoS, G. N, December 10, 1907.
Sealed proposals. In dupliea,e. yill BE- received at
until n o'clock, m, THURSDAY, February 8, lSIs,
for the dsllysrE 81 Sgbssisnse sts5e, A. foliSwsr
80, 900 pounds Of Fresh Beef,
To 30 def yered In such a. nttes And At suck times
daily, II required-as the Post CommisHary may
direct;
2O, 900 pounds OF Bacon, Clear Sides,
In sacks or casks; to be OF the drst qualltyI
200 bbls Of Mess Pork,
6T, 900 ibs. Flour,
Put M sacks barrels. and equal In quality to tho
best xxx ST. Louis brands;
1901 lbs. Corn Meal,
ofhe bost quality, and seeucly put up in sacks or
barrels;
s, 900 Gallons Cider Vinegar,
OF the best quality. and put up good barrels, half
barrels and kegs;
9,00 pounds Salt,
good quality, and securely put up In racks or bar.
al
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WARRINGTON, Jan. g, ls57-uoon.
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, now run
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at %. u, and IL 80
p. ~. and 400, l. %. and 5, Sp. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7ooa. m. and 2 "
and Up. m.
FOR WAY sTATIqEss SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 5 Is and Ia m, and At % and l. IS p. m.
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Lesye At 20 and +Sp. m. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at !. q. m and 30 aud g. 45p N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 7. - q. IN. and L. 80 and g. Is D. IN
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily. except Saturday and sunday, o, T. u
A. m and T. 80 and - p.
On Saturday At Ss m. and l. Dp. N.
On Sunday. at 20 and I; . m, only, connecting Of
Relay Station 9th trains from Baltimore to wheelng
Through tickets to tho West can be had at tho wash
ington Station Ticket once at all hours in the day
For New Yo.ss Phladelphs,, aud Boston, -es I'D
J, l.. WILSON.
Master VI Transportation.
GR0. !. KoONfX.
General Agent, Washingtnn.
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sssed Pscpos.s viii b rsceiysd A. the 9ee Of The
FsbrsTy i or ss " " dSys as5 81
Troops and Supplies from The following points to
line from March - is 70 OCTOBER g. iss
From st, Louis to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and Fort
:, From wyandOtte to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and
IRON FSit Lc.vOn~Orh to Fort Butord. Camp Cooke
n From omaha to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and Fort
Prom Sioux City to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
> from Fort Randall to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and
= From foH sully to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
From Fort Rice to Port BurOrd. Camp Cooke aad For.
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke aud
From Fort ButOrd 10 Camp Cooke ssd For,
From Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
Hr Ss no ss or Z saS
the river. say between June and August 81 Bidders
ins sTiIs % &. s ss
Rg g nj Ss s oS no Be Which
points to he several points Of destination above
ia The rsis al which they will transport each or
Ger and soldier, {eabn passage 70 be provided for
rsSa. which viii 5: supplied ), sas gov Gov
d. Ths rate per 100 pound. a. which ,hoy will
The s' safs hsS hsy x
ttrcushs for feeding snlmss to be supplied 6v the
and Control bosts boat. viii NIB b expected to Away.
give the Goyernment freight the preference and In
eass Will be a,lGWsd to carry private to the exclusion
The contractor will DO required to transport store.
by lard In the event Of failure by water; and ali
is DC '''''''o AZ 'n' a''"nA''0n ~"h'h mo S0ar
In case the contracting party fails to carry freight
furnish the transPortat at the expense Of the
tractor; and nothing herein contained shall be 80
porting public supplies on any boat belonging to the
Government
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
Bidders are informed that no boat loaded with Gov
Iowa. drawing over three and half fest 81 water;
ford D. T. ,or points above, with less III an 80 tons
Bidders should give their names IN full. IS we'll As
accompanied with a bond In the sun q ten thousand
guaranteeing that in case he eoS,Pset I. swsfdsd
and ne P1a sod and &c aSSsf s
nished by said party In accordance with tho terms Of
The contractor will be requlredto give bonds in the
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars, 900, COO
The party to whom the award IL made must be pre-.
bCRi. ioi ri The SsS cone sne
Copy blank form OF contract to DO entered Into, in
Once he Sss. q n, e Che. i ps
partmsut q the Missouri, Fort Leayenworth, Kansas.
f ps, Of Chief S.ssEt.snA'sr Department Of the
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposal, for Army
| Transportation by the Missouri River" and al.
By order Of the auarterma,ter Genersl, u.s.A
| J. L. DONALDSON,
| Asst. Quartermaster General, U.sA.
| ,,. Chief Quartormaster Military Division
| iali-Ht nfthe Missouri
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Proposals.
n s. ENoiNBER oFFICB,


y. 20. srAIn srnssr'l
Seated sro.s aa:isI f. aa:sEh 3; o4 :sl
EERf%Iss 1Iss N n!
pil'lp% W NJ III; iSS.:s ..zs,. sSe.a
s'f sss ' SssSf sRRa seventy thousand 4,
three hundred and 1y f.si. NOR: g Les, o.
xsv. & siaS sn.;sf IL. sSassa
For driving from ,ws huadEsd and forty thousand
( Por from sig hundred and my thousand to eight
hundred and nfty thousand feat mSrs Or ,o o. s.ss
not less than twenty Ave feet LONG, to DO delivered In
j. FOR he Timber Work on from fifteen thousand to
twenty ono thousand running tccs, more less fu
8 Ror the Timber wOr. 2. ,h!r,y two hundred run.
y % o G 5S@ Psn
or other points on the river bank.
sand pounds, more or less, 81 wrOusitroh bolts. with
D. For from forty thousand to nty thousand pounds,
more or less, Of wrousht.iron rods. with nuts and
10. For from ,hirty.n thousand to forty-elsht
thousand pounds. moro or less OF wroughtron spikes
roi three thousand spsIe yards, nSrs or less. Of
more T. p pf e "a s ps% n.si sSss s
material to be deposited on IA ;eeovs and show
Bd. viii III Be rsee!sd of 80 much per cubic yard
delivered, for stone; so much per cubic yard dredged
aud deposited for dredginE so much per foot
for piles driving aud timber work much Per thou
sand feet b. ~ Tor timber, and much pcr pound for
iron
II. Forms Of Proposals may be obtained At this Of
tee and no bid will DO reeeiycd unless made on the
stone and ron plans and specifications OF the timber
work. and maps Of the riyer, showing soundngs, &c,
be at this once, where all possible informa
ton will be given to parties desirinG TO bid.
Is Bids will be considered for materials and work
above. Successful bidders will DO required to enter
INTO contract with the United States, with good aad
sueient sureties Stamps for contracts and bonds 10
be furnished by tho contractor
Tho United States the right to reject all bds
deemed Instantaneous.
By order Of Brcvet Major General John Newton.
JOHN N. WILSON,
Major Engineers and Bvt. Lieut.. Col Q. IS.
jal7.td
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Virginia Affairs.

The Petersburg EIp,e,, says Win 10 such a
moeker and strong drink .n:h a RACER in Lynch
burg, that the Common Council has taken the
business Of getting drunk in hand as speculation.
They charge, by ordinance, now, Ave dollars for q
moderate bust ten for a regular old no rip.
shorter, And If q fellow don't pay for his
ticket, he has got to work on the streets from
Ave to thirty days, according to the general
merits Of his case.
A son Of Mr.. Niece. Of Wytheville, while
sliding last week On frozen milliam, clipped
and fell with so much force as to fracture his
skull lie died In few minutes
Tho Lynchburg Macs Of yesterday haS the
following; We regret to hear that a letter was
received here Saturday, conveying the painful
intelligence that our former young townsman,
Mr., William II. Watson, Jr,, had been killed by
Indians near Cheyenne. on the Pacific railroad.
The writer Of tho letter gave no details Of the
sad occurrence, and Ne hope sincerely later in
formation may contradict tho statement
The federal soldier who attempted to kill Col
Rose, Wednesday, and who was go severely in.
jured by tho Colonel in relfdofeDee, was re.
ported Saturday afternoon to be in dying con.
dition, and it was not thought he could survive
during the night.
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WAsHIkUroN, January 2, ly8
On the petition Of NORRIS NATION, OF New York,
NY pray for tho extension Of patent granted 10
him the 9TH day Of April, 1884 for Improvement in
Enema Springer. for seven years from the exp
April, 1858:
1t Is ordered that tho said petition be heard At the
Patent 0fhoeon MONDAY, the 10Th day OF March next
at u o'clock, m. and all persons are notified To- APP
pear and show cause II any they have, why said Pc
utlon ught not to be granted,
Persons opposing tho extension required To- hls
In the Patent Once thoir bcetiont specially set forth
10 writing, at least otnv days before the day Of hear.
ipg estimony nled by either party, to be psod al
furnished oa application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test.
non{ mqit be ned n the ofhoe tt1erty days before
the day OF hsarAEi tho Arguments, any, within tes
days after hllng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notiee be pnblinhed In the
PC. and in the Alias, New YORK ~ Ssee yeet
Hons 10 be al ies., Sky days ptsveu. n Ne day 81
Ai;: .ss%sv seuasistSisS AAk.,
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STATES NAILS
NORTH CAROLINA.

, wAsnIyoTos. Jangary,3. 1885
5n 81 sinisEns 81 nil t. sa' S S1sf
,S%Gg F'a'"i 10 es s.ts q Horh SsIona will be
Hn!iI p N Of March 81. nex to be decided BY April
AsesPssd Bidder, will be required to take the oath
m or n%s Pte'eoed By law and
soi Prom Beaufort to Portsmouth. miles and back.
k XIV. fii Fs::1 1SsSss4 n.s as;
Arrive d Beau ort next d syy B. by Up
OILS f,G n9 BE esl s2,' 5shs
k k;9ys & Rs.sasR TsHiis 81 f5s"
Leave BostwlcE' Mills Thursday at2pm
$40 f ESE r s1 si ss River
S%RsR &ai;SR and s. ca o T".1s WI S
Arrive a WAlhalla Thursday BY l?m.
Leave walhalla Thgrsd,y al IN,
o r1tsaR E.Ss' hyynRo9a to Cary
miles and back, six times week
Leave JonosbOrjugh daily. except Sunday. Az
Arrive at Cary next day by Fam
-, %rfiy,, e ioPes6Crossh ssxt dsy byS m
' f TafS: sSd s s1 to eaf P
Lda1S sfSsE GFSs wssf
A!f ivy at ch%rlotts Monday, Wednesday and
Leave sttI1 siHsss Tuesday. Thursday and s.sur
ATiyS al wadcsboro' Monday. woduO,d., and
d" ' %ssS fst + X sssy Msossis s, md md
back, three TINES week: n,,s.,
Arrive, q RqthsrfOtdton Monday. Wednesday
Leave Ra!fsriordtoa Monday. Wednesday and
Arrive Il Cierryvlllo Tuesday. Thursday and
SIoS From EsisisA 70 Lasehburs. Is mile, and back.
Leave Raleigh, Wednesday, atlpm.
fG Gsy' I e sSSfSsnS"W cGSgS.REng
,, A Hr1m p a Raleigh By I'm uu.,.,,
Lss!s riI:sSrs Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
yCIisywood Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Az, RR iTTi,yyC # 4 P Pg.I Gyl0an ~
Leave hillsdale Saturday at9am
Leave 0 ;eSSaaiiiS5TS Sat1idsy SsaSPn.
' Fi s5'?9;S = Ey sF:sF15s sSs;:t
La Ts aasSSsSy P %SGa aSa at sfss once
Arrive At Duektown BY pm,
i Arrive al NarTiey BY 6pm,
NOTES,
and they must be guaranteed by two responsible per
u court Of record,
No pay will b. made for trip. nat performed, and
three lines the pay u tho Trip may 30 dedSeed Por
arrivals SO far bohind time as 10 break connection
sns fourth Of sonpsasatIon for The rip is subject
fSrsIIGrS PPe. wi! be i@POsSd rGies. he de,
AXE ne mall from Or into post gfee fer ,eaCr
sSs.9 z sSsSTd he O mali fns
Guonty es the eontraet2r runs, or l. eoSeerned In
General may aaSal Tho eontrSet for dsobSyias The
p2st once lava or tho n1trneiions Of tho Department