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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-03
H0G CHOLERA.
Slack from Trabue's Vines will Care
the Hog Cholera.

PF9RABUE's CB1E IS A EuR.COE.
~ glomerate Coal, lying intmtdiately
above lead lodes and veins OF spar 7 Is
highly charged with EfUnTic Acid, aud IS
the only sub-congi0 crate Coat that Is
worked on The h1o River. It's siacr pOs-
sesses strange medIcat Qualities. one bar
rel of IL viii pre- eut pen - iWeni hogs
from havlug the Cholera. Tie hogs cat
the slack. W bfch increases Their appetite.
and thew fatten faster. / VII thiD ~ bar
rel OF this vaiua'e femeIy TO any one on
receipt OF three dollars 80. or two barrels
for five oliar- 80. send lHC none, In 81
registered letter, or by e21pTess, TO
II TRABUF.
CarTsyiile. Livineston Count. Ky.
Give NIL directions what place % sl.l.i To-
mr.. 4 80
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Notice of Dissolution.

FE1HE Co PARTN ERSEHFP HERETO
- ore existing between the undersigned
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The outstanding business will be settled
at No. North Water Street.
FIR d. q. HUSTON,
ALEX'R. WILSON.
Evansville, November 81, ISIS. decI-3t
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SWEET CID ER!

"A SPLENDID LOT JUST rEECEEV-
- g and for sale. by wholesale or re-
tail, by MARTIN K AUSS,
Corner Seventh and Locust streets.
de2 div
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rag A large assortment Of beauti-
full shawls just received at HUGHES i.
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The change on the Ohio and Nj ,stssippI
Railroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
her 7th, after which we wilt correct ia G
time table of that Road.
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B4- See advertisement of Steam
FIGURING Mill, Newburg.
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DYE HO1sE.
F. GRAUPNER.

DYER AND .SCOURER.
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry
Silk, Wool, Cotton, &C., colored to order.
All work warranted, and any damages
promptly paid. fma27 d6m
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apl4dt
GA RID


III N EBAlER-AUH 8HtEEG
FWVEHE AUBSCREElhk G0NUaH rfE1
A. the Lumber Business at his Old stand
at the corner OF Main and Seventh Streets
and would respectfully inform the ruuLr
that his stock is large and second 10 mona.
in the a3sOrtments, embracing Pine Oi &
thicknesses ana quality, from the mic
Ihird Common saginaw Board up
Three-lnch First clear PLANK.
Also, 900 DOORS of various thIaEueH
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar aHlnaI Ell
3 and A. feet Lath, Mouldiuaa. CASING
Quarier-kound, &C, DC.
Orders from the country. river or IHI.
filled promptly.
se2l d8m JOHN r. GLOVE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SurVeyOr's Motto

OultO JO4 ROL4Odr
n L. PARTIES INTERESTED ARE
-&A hereby notified that on Tuesday, the
zJ,n day OF December, 1855, the COunt J
Surveyor - i'll proceed to ran the lines an
perpetuate the corners OF the north west
fourth OF the northwest quarter of section
~, Townsht p q south, OF Range II west.
de3 M3J FRED. BUNTE-
GER AgED-Ml LE-I4ast FfId y even
- log from the steamer Cum berland "a
nsut bay niue, about fourteen hands
high, and three airs old. ANY person
WAC Will return sad mule to ". NJ. AKIN,
at his PORK house, on FIRST Street, W. | be
nberaiIy rewarded. lde} DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-03
RArIROAO THME-TABsF.
E1ansrLlle and OrawEordavllle.
aoING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH,

N B-The Vincennes Accommo Iatlon
Train leaving at 2:05 P. N makes eioss
connection with the Ohio ana Mlssissip y
Raiiroad al Vincennes for st. Louis ana
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rsrrs Baute and Indlanssslls.

rRnM TERRE hAUTE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

The Port Gibson Standard of the 23d says: IAN
things considered, our farmers are reaping gooa
cotton harvest Notwithstanding the presence Oh
the caterpillsrs, the season has thus far been 30
fine that the bos have nearly all INSURED, ana INC
damage will not be near IS serious a. was al nrss
unprecedented
rCEudce ToIbert. q notorious negro, was found
dead four miles south Of fernando, on the 9TH.
It is supposed he was killed BY one OF his own
The Iuka Gazette gives the following market
quotations in Iuks "Beef IL worth and cents;
old corn go cents, bacon Is cents. sweet potasoes
rs cents, chickens 20 cents butter ~ cents' eggs
is cents Radicals nothing"
By q recent order from the post-ofhce depart
ment Canton, Oxford, Okolons and Brandon nave
been made money. order post ofb ces.
Gen. GiIIem has authorized the establishment oil
q changing in fernando.
sickness about that town Is WORSE tnan ever.
Uncle lin Moore. q faithful old freedman, who
has for long time been employed Is pof.er IN
the store of Peter Walsh. Of this city, fell suddenly
dead Last Sunday. he was in Apparently excel
Lent health and playing with one Of bis grandchl-
dren. when death struck him ss suddenly Is the
liahtuiuq's stroke.-[Natchez Democrat.
The sickness that for time seemed 70 nave
seized on almost our entire community mas nssrIy
ali disappeared. The city 10 again very heaiIny'
which gives it . more " sunsbiny" look.-lGre-
Cotton is coming in from the country very
freely, and our city has put on tho sRpea,snGs 2,
sold here almost as soon as IT reaches town, ana
brings the very highest Memphis msrkes price,
iV TSs Winons Democrat says that there is still an
immense amount Of sickness In 'nat community
not much, however, fatal.
Cotton Was coming in from the country quite
| freelv Yesterday, and readily changed nanos ~
| good 6aures. The producers generally prefer the
money making their purchases sserws, V. snS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

sEYxouR's sPEEcHEs.-We are exceedingly
eratifed that our candidate for the presidency has
enter ed actively upon the canvass. His views are
40 broad, 90 patriotic and so statesmanlike, that
their enunciatiop cannot fail to produce marked
and beneficial eject. During the short time inter-
yenipQ between now and the canvas, Governor
Sevmour. 10 addition to the speeches he has made
in New York, proposes to speak In Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Indiana, and We have much confidence
Tat the influence be viii exert will in itself be
suf6ciept 10 secure these States to the Democ-
racy. There Is an esrnestnesB and power In his
way Of presenting the issues before the country
that an Irresistible. No man can listen to the eo-
ouent and convincing arguments of this great
statesman, OF even read the imperfect reports
transmitted over the wires. without being strongly
impressed with the great peril In which me nauon
read them with singeness Of heart and purpose.
viii fail TO coincide with Governor Seymour IN the
ana he csuse of republican liberty alike demand
that there shall be stotsl charge m the conduct OF
public sfisin.-[E Louisville Courier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29
DHusACoLA eBsERvER
punLrsHEp saI.wEEKLy By WI. KIRK 90.

supsrspsson-ffslvs month"; IS; AZ month"; ~ ~ -
7his lenR sssablrhsd journal becomes very oseirsoe
~ .,,s IN vss Of fAc that Pensacola enecins
~ rsspo ecn sasnickicns With the Nosshssss ana
- s.n;ns : pssat q interest 70 sntsrprlsang men
ps9smHMs .sa ~ The Development Of the material IN
ss ~ DE ftsts Of Florida. and IN Ne iccAl es-
teree $3.50. ssSsntiop the immense Lumoef
ssr trsde GROWING up In iss vicinity e also 20 Co.
ana 60 inch % The careful reader VIII fndicsse
csmm. ths rsas natural advantages Of fsnseooaa
- port Advus ssnsats seheasse
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

CT. CHARREs BOARDING
y Day School t Yosng LadiespCoSenese oy bs
Of Stud this Institute In fu operation nnce
the 1T of September the able OF Music Teacners
he Drectres hiss added Mr. Eueae
Provost solfeegis Harm my and singing are con-
This eminent will his lessons on the
t Of October Young ladies' pupils ofthe Institute
he 10 these For terms circulars apply ~
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TcLEGRApH COMPANY.
THE NATIONAL

TELCGRAPH sOMPANI.
TIE NATIONAL
rsLEeRApa COMPANY.
nav eu,erur,.s to be known as the NATIONAL rELE-
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organised win vA'aA's
franchises conferred BY recent cot Of Cons Tor 'ns
poss Of estsblishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH On
all the principal railroads mail routes In the United
States The Stock is to issued the same principle
tina, Of the Merchants Union Express Company which 70
Gently commenced operations The design 10 interest the
entire business community In the enterprise This don
no. 30 much to dispose Stock q TO secure the
mes. Of the country through which the lines pes.
The Capital Is 10 be
sIo.OoO.Ooe.
In 10000 Shares. of tn. par v.l.s Of
500 Per Share.
su.shs actual amount to be psldIn Cash is
ss5 Per share.
.,r ,h,. .mouut IA to be paid Is follows One per
.,, at tina Of subscribing more. until the entire
ns has been subscribed calls to be made By
thu BOARD Of Directors not to exceed I've per
c.u, mar month When thirty per cent Of the value
Of the shares has bssn paid certificates Of stock viii be H.
sued This viii give the Company paid up
DASH CAPITAL OF ss.soo.OOo.
Which will be sucisut to duplicate lines to ALL nearly all
the paying points reached by the present monopoly.
Thu ore.ert Telegraph Companies country have been
consolidated into one huge monopoly and earning
six millions of dollars per year. hundred per
cent on actual Of their lines their present capita
having bss wsssrsd over onethoussnd per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have . re-
cosni.ion from the United Government Of the impor
lance Of their enterprise with grant Of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line had the right now granted BY Con-
esss 70 this Company construct and operass lines ever
every Railroad Mall Route In the United States fhs
position Of this Company diners vn shss Of any company
seor. organised The question Of the Right Of Way Is
: | forever settled
Tn. stakeholder, Of this Company sold ont q
transferred TO any other Company. The act Of Congress IN
der which this Company been organised prohibits
J; transfer Of the franchises granted.
z CALLs-How TO BE MADE.
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On September 18th, 1903, klhb1 SMITH, Win eotPs ~
Assistants whose qualifications are Of the highest ORDER WI"
open, 1T Newcastle, Kensucsy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle located the healthy blue region o.
Henry county, equ distant -four miles from the ousv
frankfort Lexington and the Louisville and Cncnnsu
Railroads. with each by good pe
and about hours travel BY rail from Louisville.
The Academy buildings owned BY himself are OF
admirably adapted for school purposes ana STU
ated in he suburbs the The standard OF
will aim thoroughness In every branch 70 Dc
by impartial searching examinations The discpnhe W."
be strictly military. requiring puncusty and
the OF duty The domestic
Will with and nberaty so as 70 secure ne
health contentment of the scholars Inc scno
sc session divided into terms twenty weeks escn
the rst September 18TH The charges io
everything excepting uniform, books and medca s,en9
apce will hundred and seventy nve dollars IN " o
session Of forty weeks payable IN
eoual at the beginning OF each ter Of tne
Session No deduction from these charges VIII se maze oI
absence during except In proraced sickness et
honorable discharge and then tuition lee oil 30 pef
current viii be required -. nab.
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms BOOK
and STATIONERY Louisville prices A the number OF pups
h limited places In the
hould amply In thus making his per nsnent resi-
dence and devotng himself 20 the
ia YOUTH the Principal hopes have the cooperation Oh M
friends in this Commonwealth xxn.v sxvru
For further information address B. klhbi . III u.
students will the at Eminence on the Louisvn
and Frankfort Railroad whence emnibuses VIII
| to Newcastle u &c n -
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tu,tsd amount Of the Capital Stock Of this Company
allotted 70 this locality snd those having an opportunity sna
bscrbine viii be placed upon equal terms With i eorpo
r.sor, end VII secure ks interest In 81 franchises wniea
have accrued. may hsrsassr s'eras' " NE osnpsas
from eng and al sources. RES
Subscriptions viii be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Resident Director for the States Of Alabama. Mississippi
Texas and Louisiana.
IS % and 50 New Levee street,
New Orleans.
N. OR
d. WEBSTER
Al the ofhcs Of R q. Dun 4 Co.,
70 Canal strsst
lst
p..,...s...s,,-t "a sbs stock wfIl communiests the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

IA RxnAssEAMCE LOUHsIANAIsE.
FEW oRIrAssirHEsoH WEEKLY Or~ rAan.
Dsvotes te Southern Intsrssss-
fss4sn Ysars Of ExisssncAS
ma uoss s,umsnAxbls publication for famna 10 seasG
peope Who practice }s elegant French =
shs country, Ns4 Orleans Amsriesn pre- ne s,s.
she Community the price current the thestrcs
~ literary and scietno predictions OF the day sno
varetv OF ueful tActa instructive gems humoFM
tsrscdossr asa al * a. conpssss first Glass paper
- BUBeC kIPfIoN: - PKR ANNUn.
-. - r..ss Of "A RENAISSANCE sditsd e
irrss and the advertisements 20 conspicnousy ds
Save Win reading IN each psge that 4 makes IN
LOB rrntins dcnl % I'll l.nsuassA y oeee street, esrns
sfEvrhs~.s znsvs Mo- ovs~na
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EDUCATIONAL.
UCATIONALs
AIRS. LEONIDAs POLK
WILL OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
en- On Monday. October soth.
Tn the Bsseuept Of 81 Paus Church. the corner Of
- Camp and Gsienne streets ., n.
For Frospectus apply at Gresham's Bookstore, No. "
Camp street
GENERAL KIKBY sMITRs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY. KEsrUcKY

On September 18Th 1853 KIRBY SMITH, with q corps
whose qualifications are OF the highest oroor
open, ut Newcastle, Kentucsy,
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DAss CHRIsTIAN COLLEGE.
PASS CHRISTIAN. MISSISSIPPI.
Incorporated by Act ofLegislature OF 1860.

DIRECTED BY CHRISTIAN BRorHkhs.
ThsCoege has one Of the most beautiful convenient sna
healthy locations the country being situated On me
~ Nexco few miles from New Oeans anording AZ
facilities for bathing ard all other healthy exercise Inc
of Ia that in all colleges comprised
Az the Cor egiae Preparatory Departments
TERns-nyah bly, in advance Board Wssnng ruit W.
cation IN spent at College 500; Instrumental Music AZ
Drawing form charges SIS deposited for nciaen
expenses; any unexpended returned
q" p"i BRO ISAIAH, President
Pass Christian, Mis-
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Cit;vers of Illinois, l objecs to the conduct OF
those IN power, that they have not given thought
and attention to these and other great subjects
~h;ch deeply concern you. object to their con-
duet in their canvass that giving up their defense
of their own action, they ny 70 yesrn away you YOU
and that they attempt TO in6ane partisan zeal ana
nsss;ops by keeping alive all Of the animosty
engsnsered BY civil war. (Lsnd cheers WIN
onT country ever be led out o. It's difficulties py
following IN such pathways, lCries OF no; no.
viii he policy Of the past four years. continued
Tor term of equal length. bring Us out and pisce
our interests upon firm foundation ~ W ice'
fsp,esl TO every thoughtful Republican u the
teachings Of history or the Lessons Oh morsnsy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-19

tucKy
& Sons
are tn
populs
riOr Ia
their $
ceedei
induce
AIerch
chase !
AA
to De6
June
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PROGRAMME.

The following programme has been
arranged for the proposed celebration OF
the Sunday Schools of the Episcopal
Church in this city on Saturday, June
20, 1888:
Att o'clock am. the different Sun
day Schools will form as follows:
Sunday School of st. Lszarus Church
will form on the south side Of Adams
street, east of Second street, fronting
west.
Sunday School Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, on the east side Of Sec
ond street, north of Adams street, 'front.'
ing south.
Sunday School Of Grace Church, on
the west side Of Second street, south OF
Adams street, fronting north.
Sunday School of st. Msry's Church,
on the west side of Second street, north
Of Adams street, fronting south.
Sunday School of Calvary Church, on
the east side of Second street, south of
Adams street, fronting north.
ALI the Schools will form in columns
of two abreast.
Brief services at Calvary Church at
o'clock.
The procession Will then move In the
following order, viz:
BAND.
GRAND MARSHAL.
AIDEs-JOhn Cubblls. DR.. A. II. VOORHEES,.
CLERGY.
BISHOP.
ADEs.-F. W. Smith, B. Bayliss
BANNER
Managers Matrons and Children of Church
Home.
BANNER.
St. Lazarus Sunday School.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.-T Il. Allen. VIM.
8 Pickett, G. V. Rtmbaut, Or. r. ". Mitchell,
Dr. Paul d. Otey, James ". Scales.
BANNER.
Church OF Good Shepherd Sunday School.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.-Charies KARI W. B.
Cotton, Peter Wager J, c. Alexander, William
Crockett, Charles obersh.
BANNER
Grace Church Sunday School.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs-H. T. Lennon, W.
B. Miller, Dr.. r. r. Maury, Charles KortreCht,
] j. Freeman W. Y. Cirode
BANNER.
ST. Mary's Sunday School.
H. Lamb. J. A. Hayes, Jr.. d. Forester, DR.. s.
P. Green, 7. NJ. s. Rhett.
BANNER.
Calvary Sunday School.
ASSISTANT 1IARsHALs,-IhOmss r. Smith,
L. n. Walcott, Levi Joy, a. D. Lump,af, B.
Boiling, 7. h. Bowen, W. P. Gray, Dr.. a. Il.
Taylor.
Grand Marshal to wear Red Scarf over White
MaIshaI's Aids, White Scarf.
Assistant MaIshals, Blue Scarf.
The column will move down Adams street TO
Main, down Main 10 Vance, and thence TO the
grounds OF F. W. smith, Esq, which have been
kindly given for the occasion.
Tire Marsh rs Aids will meet him at the
Church at 8 am.
The Bishop win deliver an address on the
grounds at 10 O'Clock am,
WIN, p. HUNT,
Grand Marshal.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY About half
past seven O'Clock IN the evening, Sc pri-
vate Waterman Edmond johnson, Of
the Mosby Block, was lighting the gas In
the third story Of that hnilding, he heard
some one kicking open door In the
second story. He sat down his lamp and
went down stairs, and found the door Of
Jessie Brewn's office broken open, but no
person In the room. Satisfying himself
Of this fact, he kept on down stairs, and
met Mr.. Hawkey, tenant, coming up,
and asked him If he had seen any person
going out, which question he answered
negatively. There was no other chance
OF escape, except the balcony In the rear
OF the building, and down by the spout.
He searched the house thoroughly, but
could find no person in 1t. At writing
this the house Is closely guarded, and II
the burglars are concealed there they
vii Be caught this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-19

| SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-G George w.
Rsepes. .Jud0e.-The following cases are
set for trial to-day McKibbon VS.. Polk,
No. q, and Nos. 81, llS, l04, ia, Il5,
III, I2I, lS1, 1SS, IA, and from lel to
200 inclusive. Next Thursday will be
motion day, but motions may be heard
any morning.
MUNICIPAL COURT-feo ~ lFdlolrds1,
.TudOe.-Court did not meet on ysstsr-
day, Judge Waldran being too unwell to
attend. 1t is thought the Judge will be
able to hold Court to-day, Should he be
able to do so, the eases set for trial on
yesterday and published, will be called
up for trial.
CRIMINAL COURT - WBg. Hunter,
>ynd0e.-The business disposed of on
-. ~terday was as follows; The jury In
the .asse of the State VS.. James Jones
and Ia mes Ward, negroes, indictment
for house, gesking, found the defendants
guilty.. and dxed the penalty st fifteen
wears, imprisol' ment in the penitentiary.
A aoYe pros. was entered in the case of
the State VS.. HardW'tck and Nesbitt, ne
groes, and new bill preferred before the
Grand Jury, which was returned true
bill, and on motion quashed, aud the de-
PENDANTS discharged. In the c&se of the
State VS.. Carter, Helms, Swears, Nc
Murray and Massey, negroes, assault
with deadly weapon, q noHe pros.
was entered as to all the defend
ants except Carter, who, with the
consent of the State, pleaded guilty to
an assault. The case of the State VS., A.
Pagan, alias Higgins, Indictment for
offering to pass and transfer a forged pa-
per writing on Harris, Cochran & Co.
purporting to be draft on said firm for
$3.50, was commenced and transferred to
the Jury last evening. The defendant
a Frenchman, made statement to the
Jury, asserting that be bought the draft
on the boat, on the way from ST. Louis
to Memphis. He claimed to be of re-
spectable family, and asked the Jury tn
discharge him. Col. Bullock and Mr.
Walker Wood represented the State
Gen. Wallace and Mr.. Horrigan con-
Quoted the defense. The Jury, after an
absence of one hour, returned q verdict
of "guiIty." and fixed the period of inn
prisonment at three years In the peni-
Tertiary.
The cases set for trial to-day are
The State vs. George Washington, laresny,
sams ys Joseph Harris, isFcsBy.
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Buren,, II
Office 8
Arkansas
tsl
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A MOST DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.-The
ConcOrdia Gardens were last evening the
scene Of one Of the most delightful even
ing entertainments that we have visited
in many long year-nOt, indeed, since
we left the land of the vine, blue-eyed
Germany" The occasion was the cele-
bration Of the first anniversary Of the
" Concordia Gesangverein," with 8
grand banquet and ball. An address
was made by Jos. A. Gronauer, Esq,
President Of the society, and during the
banquet the regular tOasts were respo nd
ed to by the various members. The
whole affair wss q most brilliant ent en-
tainment, " q feast OF reason and a fl ow
OF SOUL" Interpreted with delight tnl
music and charming promenade.
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GreenbrIer White sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, West VirEinia.

ET,HE undersigned, leseees OF this old and well.
known WATERIRG PLACE, announce
that encouraged by the liberal patron age re-
ceived last Sc SOM they have largely added 20
their accom- mod atoms in comfort and appear
ance, and are prepared 10 entertain FlFTEkN
HUNDHED GUEST.
The Bathing accom- mOdatiOnE are In hne or
der. Hot aud warm sulphur baths, 80 emf
nently efhcaeious in many cases, are a. the
command OF visitors at all hours.
In addition 10 other emusements. they have
fDrovided p new and elegant BOWLING Al
Ley and BILLIARD ROOM, conyenieDtly To-
Gated Prof. RosenbergeriS celebrated FULL
BRASS BA ID has been engaged for the sea-
son. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE viii be kept
on the premises.
THE completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road TO Gown gtOn leaves only twenty miles OF
staging. through beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike.
TERMS Three dollars per day, and eighty
aoIlars per month. Children under ten years
~ AZ aud colored servants, half price. White
serVants according 70 accommodations.
81 i'm PEYTON a 90.