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The MiIIIIa 10 lie Removed from over

Judge W. W. Goodpasture, Judge Alvin
Cullum, J. c. Goodpssture, Esq, and G.
W. Overstreet, Esq, who have been on a
visit TO the Capitol with reference 10 the
removal Of the militia from Q gerton county,
had further interviews with the Governor
and Gen. Cooper yesterday, and received
assurances that the militia would be re-
moved, with the exception Of one com
pauy. The retention of this nominal force
was not objected TO, and the necessary ord.
ers will be promptly Issued. We con-
graluIate the people of Overton on the
success of the mission of their fellow citi-
ypnE
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FROM ]. w. MANNER, Esq,

Firm of Pigue, Manner d Hall, Nash
VILE. Tenn.
A girl living in my family had been
deaf for some time and was restored to
hearing by DR.. Lighthill, under whose
professional care placed her few days
ago.
February 9, 1862 J. W. Manner.
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Is mainly due to the large shipmepta of
currency to the interior, one express h.v-
ing taken million last evening. vh;ls,bs
total shipments will probably reach 100-
600. Most Of this has been sent to Rossor
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tn a.
mand for money continued much Iafer than
usual, and many bank accounts wera not
made until afler o'clock. Sterlino dnII.
81 for prime bankers, and S46SI for s;gbt
Gold opened firm at 81, but closed ws.L
at 3ls@31f. The rates for borroxin0
were 2 per cent. to fiat. Rumor saws the
Treasury IS selling gold, but nothing
definite Is known. The Treasury eurrencT
balance here is being Teplenished BY
transfers from other repositories. Ii vas
generally understood that any Treasury
sales will be to get currency to bridge over
until internal revenue receipts have been
more heavy. State bonds dull and heavy;
new Tennessees 64s@64f.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, March 24-Dry goods Of
all classes are selling at low and unproft-
able rates. Adirondac prints are down to
SIC, brown cottons, Mass. B., 12le. No
other change.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, March 24-Co,ton better;
sales Of 1000 bales uplsnds at 2S4c. Flour
S. 45@6. Wheat, spring, 81 1901 81.
Whisky quiet and nominal. Corn, western
mixed S6989c. Rice dull. Coffee firm.
Sugar, Cuba 12f@l2}c. Molasses, Cuba,
soc.
81. Louis MArkets-
ST. LOUIS, March 24.-TobaccO heavy
Tugs to fancy dried, old leaf 81 1908.
Flour S495 25. Wheat 81 so. Corn So
@58c. Rye 81 261@1 q. Barley IN
changed. Whisky 9Oc. Sugar 13@13Kc.
Plantation Molasses 75@9Oc. Pork S32.
Bulk meats ~, Isl and l64e. Bacon 132,
164 and lite. Lard 1S@lS4c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March "A Flour S. 356
6 374. Wheat 81 lit. Corn sac. Oats
524e.. Barley 81 1901 y. Rye 81 POI
al q. Highwines S9@S9le. Pork $50 IS
ESQ SO. LardlSe. Hams 151@l6c.
Bulk shoulders 11{c. Molasses Si(9I o..
Sugar 14@l6c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 24-FIour and
grain dull and unchanged. Whisky ola
9l3e. Pork held Al $32. Bulk meats I2f
01AH4Cs DaCOo Log 4O4 anu II &c. Laru
lSfc. Sugar l4@lGc. Molasses SOC9S5c.
Wheat a shade frmer. Cotton 6Tmsr;
niddling uPlands 27fc; sales ], 200 bales.
Coffee, common to good, 20@4Oc Butter
4O945c. Eggs 25c. No cheese in mar
ket. Clover seed l44l5!c; timothy 50 10
as 20 Money easy.
LOuisyIIle Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March "a Tobacco sale,
Of $50 hOgsheads at 81 5O@l7 50. PORK
S32 OO@32 80. Lard Ice. Bacon I4l.
174@E4c. Bulk meats I3I, I6l and l64e
Flour S. 50@6. Corn 6I(965c. Oats 81
@65c. Whisky 90c. Sugar Hollis. No.
lasses S09S5c. Cotton 264c. Wheat
81 45@l 80.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, March 24.-Colton quiet but
firm; miadlings 2Sc. Receipts 463 bales;
exports ll9 bales. Flour unchanged.
Corn 77G78c. Oats 7O672e. HAY S2S
@27. Pork $50 5O932 Is. Lsrd i9{@
204c. Bacon weak. Shoulders l4lc; sides
l74c. Bulk meats weak; shoulders BE;
aidoa IRImIf3c
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
TESTIMONY.
A Certificate
FROM DR. w. n. ED,
Franklin, Tennessee.
Editorial from the Republican Banner, Feb. 81.
Substantial Testimony.

Substantial Testimony.
We publish with pleasure the accompa-
nying testimonial from DR.. w. s. Reid,
respecting the success of DR.. Lighthill in
the practice of his profession. With DR..
Reid We are we'll acquainted, and there is
no man in Tennessee whose statements are
entitled to more credit. A citizen of great
worth, and himself a physician of high
standing, he is fully competent in every
respect to Judge of the competency of DIR.
Lighthill to do what he proposesr
FRANKLIN, Tenn, Feb. 10, 1869.
DR.. LIGHTHILL The case of ear dis
ease in my family, lately treated By you,
was one of some twelve or fifteen years
duration, involving, as was thought, total
destruction of hearing in the ear affected.
gives me pleasure to bear testimony to
the rare skill with which you performed a
necessary operation, as we'll as the judi
iOusness of your subsequent treatment,
which has resulted, l am happy TO believe,
in the entire cure of the disease, and as
complete a restoration Of hearing as the
case admitted Of Respectfully,
W. s. REID, NJ. D.
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VagrnDCy.

Bon e'""'' - Commits
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GOLD AND SILVER.
SIAHT FXCHANGE.
FOREIGN DRAFTS.
LAND WARRANTS.

nv ENOL CLAMPS.
We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps, viz -
On purchases under $2D............Par
On purchases of $2D or more.-2 per cent dis
On purchases Of $50 or mOrO-.3Z -
On purchases Of 500 or mOre...3Z 81.
On purchases of 500 or mOre..4L -
On purchases of $500 or more. AZ
On purchases Of $1,000 or more ~ e.
All orders must beaccOmpanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be cent
by mail or express. as directed.
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News from S'0ba

Ia consequence of defeat of the Span
ish arms by the insurgents, Sugars have
declined in price. Choice Family Flour
has also followed suit, and many other ar
ticles in the grocery line. To get the ben
cit of the declining market, go to W. w
Totem a Bros, % College street.
mar2l-lf
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For Supreme Jndige.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. J. 0. ShacklefOrd as can
didate Tor. Judge Of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of Nav. 1869. maT6-tda
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Ear suDrenIe Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, "a a
candidate for the Office of Judge OF the
Supreme CCurt from the eastern division,
at the approaching Judicial election.
march 12-te.
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Mra, Dn Pre-, No. 40 North High street
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board march 2I-eod I'm.
PHOTOGRAPHS 81 50 per dozen. Ssllz.
man makes them. maI24Im
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A Card
NASHVILLE, March 13 lSG9.-Dr. L. L.
Coleman-Dear Sir: Having given your
Liquid Laundry Blue" a fair trial, We
take pleasure in stating that it is an excel
lent article; have never used better. 1t
ought to Danish the old "bIue rag" from
the "blneing tub" Those who use can
always stain the water so as to have their
clothing b!eachei instead Of 6lued.
Yours truly,
w. HY. SMITH,
Y. B. JONES,
marl4-tf C.. ATKINSON.
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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BaicheIor,. Hair Dye

Bachelors Hair Dye This sp endid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dge-harmless. reliable, iustan-
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black OF brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bal Dyss. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
iened WiHidm a. Bdtcheior. All theirs are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggist! and Perfumers. Factory. 81
3 8Iclsy street, New GcTk. aBI29-l
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MEMPHIS, March 24.-Colton quiet bat
firm; miadlings 2Sc. Receipts 463 bales;
exports ll9 bales. Flour unchanged.
Corn 77978c. Oats 7O@72e. Hay $25
@27. Pork $50 5O932 IS. Lard i9I@
204c. Bacon weak. Shoulders 14Ic; sides
l74c. Bulk meats weak; shoulders l3c;
aides l64@I6lc.
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T0 Patients at q Distance.
A personal examination is requisite in
every case, in order to determine the course
of treatment to be pursued. After an ex-
animation, however, the necessary RENE
dies, together with full and explicit direc-
tions for their use, will be furnished. All
applications can be made at home with
perfect Euccess, and without the least in
convenience or interruption to business.
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RAGS.

On and after this date, we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Iags. WHITMAN EROS.
November Eft
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For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized TO announce Thos.
Fl. ColdweIl as candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhl2Ie
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD
ELECTION of Officers.


The stockholders in the Tennessee and
Pacific railroad held a meeting yesterday,
when the subject of the late act making
amendments to the charter was discussed,
after which the following resolution was
adopted:
Be il resolved, That The directory lately
elected be requested and instructed TO take
the speediest practicable steps for the ac-
ceptance Of said act with all its provisions
and conditions.
When, on motion, the stockholders
meeting was adjourned TO Saturday, the
9th inst, at II o'clock.
The old Board of Directors then held
meeting, adopted the minutes and adj
journed sine die.
MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD.
The new Board of Directors assembled
at the Office of the Tennessee Marine ard
Fire Insurance Company yesterday, and
proceeded to the election of officers, which
resulted as follows:
President-Geo. Nancy.
Vice President-J. w. Paramore.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. Cooke, Jr.
The Board then elected f. F. Falconet
Chief Engineer.
On motion, committee of five was ap.
pointed to solicit proxies to vote at an adj
iourned meeting on Saturday
a. ~ fla op,an1nnanfS ~ The
charter and of accepting the State DirectO-
ry. John Kirkman, ]. W. ParamOre, A.
L. Deposs, w. R. Elliston and d. Cooke,
Jr., we're appointed said committee.
/ NJ. B. Howell, A. L. Demos and John
Kirkmsu were appointed a committee to
receive from the late board all the books
and papers and to adjust all claims.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Chief Engineer TO put party in the field
TO make the survey of the first thirty miles
OF the road, the location to be reported to
the Board.
The following resolution Was adopted:
Resolved, That in pursuance of section
Il Of the act incorporating the Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad, call be made for
the payment of five dollars on each share
subscribed, as soon as the proper notice can
be given as prescribed in said section; and
also five dollars to be paid on each share
at The expiration of sixty days from the
| giving Of the notice as required by law.
After the transaction of come other busi-
ness Of minor importance, the Board sd
journed.
The meetings yesterday were harmoni
Ous in every respect, and there is every
reason to believe that the road from this
city to Lebanon will be pushed forward
rapidly. Already the Chief Engineer hai
been instructed TO report survey, which
will likely be adopted at the next meet
ing.
Mysterious Death in Robertson County
The body ofW. C. Bridges, a well known
en- Of Robertson county was found il
Wartrace creek, about two and halfmilel
this side of Springfield ON Tuesday last
The water where the deceased was fcunC
was only about ten inches deep. Whether
he committed suicide OF was droWed by
accident is not known. His stocking
and shoes were found on the bank, and th'
inference is that he came to his death 10y
accidental drowning. Mr.. Bridges wa
about thirty years of sge, respectfully con
nectod, and hal wide circle of acquain
tances.
The MiIIIIe 10 lie Removed from over
ton.
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SIX ritizans were arraigned before Com
missioner Stone yesterday on a charge Of
failure 10 build their sidewalk.
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Cincinnati Markets.
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, March "a Tobacco sales
Of $50 hogsheads at 81 5O@l7 90. PORK
$50 OO@32 30. Lard Ice. Bacon I4l.
17f@H4e. Bulk meats I3l, lot and l6fc.
Flour S. 5000. Corn 6l@65c. O4ts 81
@65c. WHISKY 90c. Sugar I4@l6c. No.
lasses SOC9S5c. Cotton 264c. Wheat
81 459l 80.
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GENERAL Markets.
WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1869.
Nashville COTTON Market,

CoIToN-Liverpool to-day was active,
at tc advance, and New York also firm
and advancing. Oar market was fairly
active AT fnlI uuotations "a follows:
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Don't Delay Your subscriptions.

k6r One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent us upwards of One Hun
bred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send us one more. Address
10. GRIEFITII ~ co.
Nashville, Tenn.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED:
MOllie Graft, Louisville,
Nashville, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Ella Hughes. Point Isabel.
A Baker, Burksville.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Nashville, Cairo, Arm.
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For CirCuit Judge, Tenth JOdIcsal


We are authorized to announce james
L. Rice, Esq, of ClarksVilIe, candidate,
for Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
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How is this Only 81 SO per dozen for
photographs at
maf24-lm SALTZMANs GALLERY.
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THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.

To Clubs of Ten or more Subscribers.
We will send our
Nj a M m O L In w q q j. ] "
FOR ONE YEAR, EACH, 81 80 EEa
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CHICAGO, March "A Flour S. 35@
s By. Wheat 81 Iii. Corn 54sc Oats
524e.. Barley 81 1901 y. Rye 81 POI
al q. Highwines S9@s9lc. Pork $50 IS
ESQ so. LsrdlSe. Hams 154@l6c.
Bulk shoulders life. MOlasses SI9I O5
Sugar l460l6c
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge OF the Supreme Court from the
NiddI- Division. marl7 te*
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Cotton dull and nominal; sales l25 bales;
middliugs 27@27lc; receipts 542 bales.
Savannah, March ~,
Cotton firm and in fair demand; mid
dlings 274c; sales 700 bales; receipts /, l55
haisz. arnnrfa nnna
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st. Louis MARA cts

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Tobacco heavy
Tugs to fancy dried, old leaf 81 1908.
Flour S495 25. Wheat 81 so. Corn SIS
@5Sc. Rye 81 264@1 q. Barley IN
changed. Whisky 90c. Sugar 13@134c.
Plantation Molasses 75@9Oc. Pork S32.
Bulk meats ~, Isl and l64e. Bacon 13},
l6f and l7kc. Lard lSMlSlc-
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rnar24 I'd

We are authorized to announce Clay
Roberts, of Montgomery county, as can
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
indicial circnit. b
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The meetings yesterday were harmoni-
ous in every respect, and there is every
reason to believe that the road from this
city to Lebanon will be pushed forward
rapidly, Already the Chief Engineer has
been instructed to report a survey, which
will likely be adopted at the next meet
ing.
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NEW YORK, March 24-CostOn better;
sales Of 1000 bales uplsnds at 2S4c. Flour
S. 45@6. Wheat, spring, 81 4291 81.
Whisky quiet and nominal. Corn, western
mixed S6@89c Rice dull. Coffee firm.
Sugar, Cuba 12f@l24c. Molasses, Cuba,
50o
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Any one getting ups
- IL l. U II q r. II H n
Shall Have One Copy Gratis.
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Nashville Grocery Market.

dozen, by the quantity.
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There has been a fair demand lo.dy, and
more business has been done than for
several days past. Sales we're on basis of
264c for middlings, amounting to 2sl bales.
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Sales $50 bales; low middlings 264c; I
ceipls 844 bales; exports 99l bales.
AnUuSRa Ga March
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-28
FINANCIAL STANDING OF THE ROCK
ISLAND PAPERS.

For six months past the ARGUS has been
the only paper published in this city which
has met its Geographic bills from the Asso-
ciated Press. The other paper for reasons
best known to it's managers, has been un
able to keep up in this respect. Despairing
of ever getting a considerable amount Of ar
rearages from it, the Associated Press has
recently made an attempt to force the ARGUS
to help pay The debts Of the Union. We
have publicly exposed this outrage, and hav.
ing the documents filed away to prove our
assertions, if necessary, that sheet has not
the temerity to deny them. We have re-
fused to submit to any such an unheard Of
and cannot be dregooned into
it. This comparison Of the financial condi,
ton of the two papers should not be lost
upon the public. The ARGUS will always
furnish the rerv latest Chicago, St. Louis,
and New York Markets, the very latest mis-.
cellaneous news, and as heretofore, will re.
main the leading paper of the city and
county in respect to local news. dw.f
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ROCK ISLAND COUNTY FAIR.

Bet q short time now interVeneS before
the holding of the Rock Island County fah,
one of the biggest things Of the season.
and open to the world. Everything IS De-
ing done that can possibly enhance the IN
terest of the occasion, draw crowd, ana
make people comfortable after they get
there. We have alluded to these arrange
meuts in general and special terms. The
Directors have just taken another important
step. They have engaged the Washington
Cornct Band ulder the leadership Of Prot
Beihl 10 discourse music at the grounds
every DAY Of the fair. The band will open
the bell each morning, by short prone
made down our streets, waking up slow PEG
pie, and starting fast ones out to the gres
center of attraction, and at ten o'clock, vii
appear there in force itself. This will he
paying investment. "Musio hath charms,
and we want them ont there.
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Sec. of Old Settlers Association
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WHO THE SUICIDE WAS.

1t transpires that the stranger who com
mitted suicide at the ferry landing yesterda7
morning (27th, was Switzer by the name
Of Heinrich Jehle. For sometime past be
has been hanging around Davenport, spend
ing money freely, keeping thoroughly
drunk mos. Of the time, and being regularly
hauled up at the police court. On one oc'
casion it is said be was found by the police
eating men over the head with canvass
bag full of gold pieces. 1t is supposed thai
he brcugh. considerable amount Of money
with him, when he left Switzerland fol
America, which he finally succeeded il
squandering. lie was no doubt insane a
the time Of his death, the result Of the yer.
poor whisky they manufacture out here, ant
the very good appetite he possessed for it.
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Western Union Railroad.
Rock Islanu L. Peoria Railroad.


CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arivss At
4:30 A. NJ. and 5:3bP. NJ. Closes At 1920 A. M.
and P. N.
PORT BYRON MAIL--via WA,srtown, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, as.
rives at 10:4O A. M. Closes 4 P. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL-tby csrB) daily, leaves
IA. M, and arrives 5 ?. M. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-Arrives at siSs
A. NJ. aud l0.05P. n. Closes at p. M. and
1OP.M.
hLEDo MAIL--via Camden Mills, Andalu-
STA, EdgingtOn, Hamlet, Psrryton, Alsdo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quawka, u
oquawka Junction, (Ssgetown), leaves daily
between s . A. NJ, and arrives at $50 p. M
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge. HArlitt, Buf.
falo Prairie, Illinois City, Irury, Copper
Creek, and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--vis Presumption, Sues
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
| Riohland Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
| days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. NJ.
| and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day at I p. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural once week, Ar
rives Friday evening, at 4 O'Clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at o'clo"f
| SWED0kIA, via Rural, twice week arrive
Tuesday and Fridays at 1880 p. M, and leave
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1880 A. NJ
This route terminates at New Windsor.
Once hours from 7:e0 A. M. to 500 P. M.
1aRs~ sundsyO, open from . TO 10 Am.
| NJ. B. OSBORN. Post Master.
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PAINFUL AcCrDENT.-At a late hour yes
terday afternoon (27,h), AS Mr.. Peter Kautch
of Edgington Township, was driving
along the Camden Road near the Farmers
Home, he met with a very painful accident
He was walking along by the side of his
team, when his horses became frightened a,
some object by the road side, and started on
furious run. Mr.. Kautch chung to the
lines, endeavoring to stop them, when thew
ran the wagon against telegraph pole.
broke the latter down, and threw Mr.. Kautch
to the ground, breaking his leg. We have
not learned to what extent the wagon was
damaged before the fight of the horses was
arrested. DR.. Huyett, of Camden, was sum.
moned 10 the sufferers aid, and set his limb
We learn that be is now doing well.