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chattanooga. Richmond,
Washington. New YORK.
Bairimere ana ell clfles
Easf and South; Column
hrs. Ga and Mon,g0m-
cry, Ala: all stations on
the NJ emphis and
Charleston, Mississippi
Central, Mobile zndOhi0
Nashville and ecatur,
Nnshyilie and Chstia-
nooRa and East IeRnes-
sss rs;lroaaE ai-.-....--.-.-. 2s6p.m. l3Oa.m.
Cairo, Chicago. ST. Lo1is.
Nashville. Louisville.
Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Pitisburg, Philadelphia.
Buffalo, Albany. New
York. ard all cities
North and West. at..--..-l2. 40 pm. Ppm.
All stations on the Mem
phis and Louisville rail-
road. and all branch
railroads. st--..............- 2-30 am. 2p.m.
New Orleans Baton Rouge
Natchez. j acks0n. Vicks-
burg and all cities South
pm. lt.9o Am.
All siatiOps on the MieEis-
sipri and Tennessee.
New Orleans and jack
son and Southern rail-
roads at...............-.....-. pm. lG45 Am.
Memphis and Little Rock
railroad. Little kock.
Madison lSundays ex-
ceptedl, at..........-...-.. 6p.m. pm.
Marion. Witisburg and
Claiborne. Ark, ltri-
weekly Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. at-. 10a.m II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia,
M ISIS, semi weekly
Monday and Friday, at. 4p.m. 5 pm.
Cuba and Bigcreek. Tenn.
weekly Friday, a......... Dam. II am.
Lite Rock and Helena,
and all landings on
White river (semi-week-
ly) Tuesday and Satur-
day, at-.....-.....-...-........ gam. 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
tas river (tfi.v eekly),
tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at.....--.......-. am. 4pm.
All landings on the Missis-
fippi river south Semi
weekly. Tuesday and
L1turday, at......-.......... Gam. 4p.m.
An landings on Misss-
sippi river north (semi-
weekly, Monday and
Thursday. at.....-........... Gam 3.3Op.m.
R0BT. G. GUST. p. NJ.
IOsEPH P. FLYNN Clerk
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A single watch TO any Address, sI5.
Lands ON One New Railroad.

TWELVE MILES FROM MEMPHIS,
i cleared and timbered. in tracts to suit, will
balance without interest,", on the premises,
Wednesday. May u. Also. valuable WATER
POWER for mill or factory. on Big Creek
doubled in size and fed by perennial springs OF
iree-stone water on the place. Also, n STEAM
MILL. Also, CT PRESS TIMBER on the
, ailfoad. The above Is Acknowledged 10 be
"A Y healthiest place in the coustry. For
IN, Their information Q. ply 10 NJ. ID. L. stewart,
of Ne Circuit Court; 70 Steele, No. les Front
stree, :, or 10 myself. at Remberton, rear Mem
phis. t2aw-4 6il s. 5. REMBERT.
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Arrival and Departure of the Nails from
the Memphis Postoffcs-Esw Arrange

PosToFFIcE. MENPBrs, TEyy,l
March s, 1864. !
Arr. Gloss.
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cured for initiatory service, is equally well
known. The Cuba is now probably in Balt:-
more, she having left Havana on the 1st inst.
for that port. She is comparatively a young
vessel, and is well and stoutly built. She is
over one thousand tons burden, and is fully
able 10 carry twelve hundred to fifteen hundred
men to any part Of the coast Of the island in
whose honor she is named. Those who are
contributing time and money to the enterprise
say that they have no fear of government in
terrence, as they had arranged matters to their
satisfaction on that score before they COM
menccd the job. A few days will dcyelope the
details, AMI the public can then talk over
the matter, while the Cuba, with formidable
armament, and well found in men, is steam
ing for the struggling patriots.
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Qfm Publications.

TTITCUCUCK,S HALF DIME MUSIC
ii printed on heavy music raper, pages
co,orcd titles, music, and words. Price cent
each; the whole sixty mailed for - %.
Nos. NOW RhADY:
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AOtfls.
vt. LOUD HOT e L.

CT. LOUD HOT e l..
TETS NEW AND coMMoI IoUS HOUSE. LocAT.
ED corner o. Broadway and Forty-second-srcct,
possesses advantages all other houses for tho
cou n,odatlon y IT'S guests. It Was built expressly
for ir,t.clrss family boarding house--tlie rooms
beiug large and en- suite. heated t.y sIe nI-wh hot
auL cold " ter and FURNISHED second to nono; while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
bands, ali riding guests an unequaliad table.
Une of atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also among
the I'm Ddern improvements" and a tue service OF
guests. at ali hours
Tho broadway ane University Placu cara pass the
door every TOUR minutes, ruDninI from tho City
Hail TO Central Pa X, while the sixth ant eyenib
Avenue ines are but short block IN either side,
afording ample facilities for communicating With all
rhe depos, steamboat landings places Of amuse-
rnent aud business of the great metropolis.
MORE q HOLLEY, Proprietors.
March l2 GnM
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Gigars, Gabaffu, &f.
j.. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFAC Y
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. s14 KYNG-STREET, CORNER SOCIETY,"

CONSTANTLY ON BAND LARGE STOCK OF
" American and Imported LEAF TOBACCO, for
cigar manulactures, as follows:
/. CONNECTICUT LEAF, from fne favored fill.
icg vi 2H cents per pound. and self work at Is cts.
PER FOUND upwards to The finest selection OF wrap.
perf, at ST per pound
2. NEW WORK STATE SERD-fne leafy .p.
pers from 35 cents upwards to so cents per pound.
8. OHIO LE4F-wrapperS from 20 cents upwards
to 50 cents per pound.
4. fine assortment of SPANISH LEAF, from
ST 10 to 81 Is (per the bae; upwards to nice wrap
pers at So per pound.
AS The Leuf is bought direct from the planters,
am able to sell as low as any Northern hou5s.
CIG,Es,
OF our own manufacturing. The following brands
always on hands
"LA CARROLL "a" GIG AIRS, ,at $40 per NJ.
"La Corona de Esp no,' ut S25 per M.
ePdrigas" o. S35 per IL.
'B. Upmann" III vanaI, at $50 per NJ.
"Figaro" spanish seedl, at s5I per II.
"Figaro" re- nune Gayaua) OF SIS per II.
&C. NJ" tgCauinc SpInishl. at SEQ per NJ.
"Ihe Last Sensation," Cigar ~hch lights itself,
made of Havana Tobacco. at $50 per NJ.
imported Cigars of all grades.
A genuine spanish Cigar can always be had at re.
tail ios 10 cents.
OF SMOKING TOBACCO,
fine assortment for sae ut manufacturers prices.
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands al
ways on hand.
CHEWING TOBACCO,
As FIG, NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO, at all prices;
and
PIPES, of NIL descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers are respectfully invited
to give call, as can supply them with everything
IN the Tobacco line at the lowest price.
Price Current will, by request, be forwar5ed @ any
where. j. MADSfN.
April 10 limo
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garnuarr, Gte.
HARDWARE HARDWARE

HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
AT WHOLESALE.
NTERCHANTS ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
IM to give me o call and examine q we'll assorted
STOCK. consisting OF:
COLLINS GENUINE AXES, sHovELS AND
SPADES
GENUINE wHlrrIMoRE COTTON AND
WOOa CARDS
JIM CROWS, WIRE SELVES, TRACE
CHAINS
HOES-Eiwell, Trades and Planters
POWDER. SHOT, CARTRIDGES. LEAD
CUT AND WROUGHT NAILS, SrIKES
FRY PANS, KE TILES, HORSE SHOES
WIRE eLo H, PLOUGH ROPE, HOOP IRON
BUILDERS HARDWARE, I1NWARE, CAR
RONWARE.
And largo variety of FISHING TALE, sueh
as NET YARN. Gilling Twine Rolls, BAMBOO CaneS
Halr silk Linen and chinese Grass ines
Also, agent for DOBGES PERFEoT PLOUGH.
s, R. MARSHALl'S,
No. $40 KtnR-strcet sign Of the Big Gun.
March II HIulAmo
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GENERAL CuIMIsSION AGENTS.
Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents
md purchase and sale OF Stocks Bonds, Gold,
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase OF Goods aad Supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
GroRoP Z. HoiHEs. ALEXANDER MACBETH.
Jauuary1
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educational.

MISS FRANCIADE GNER'S
lW SCHOOL, No. 81 TRADD-STRhEr.-The
summer Term will commence on MONDAY, April
9th aud close August 3lst. Tcrms from "a to "a per
month. French ut Professors ratcs.
March &c imW6F
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Mretiras.

V1HE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF ORANGE
L Lodge. No. IA, will br held This EVENING. at
Masonic Hall, at halEpast Seven o'clock precisely
Candidates for NJ N. Degree will be pune u2l.
April IL THOMAS S. BEE Secretary.
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Boarding..

IxcELLENT PRIVATE BOARDING
II: Unrcrcd ut Summerville, which Is noted lot
its beslthiulnass and nearncss to- the depot. Apply
to Mrs, e. @. WHITE m April IL
nRIVATE BOARD IN AvnHx-o oa<.K-
+ and pleasant house, with senteel family. can
be obtained, either with without lodging; or one
or more Rooms on the same floor can be had. either
plainly furnished or without. Inquire at THIS Of
FICE. thm4 April II
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Gopartnfrsbip aOtief.

r Aw NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
have this day formed a coparsnerShip for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUITY in MI the Courts Of
the state under tho name and style Of CHAMBER
LAIN SEABROOK. Hspecal attention will be
paid to the collection Of claims held by parties out
OF the State. d. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ap,il2 E. b. SEABkO *.
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9aptifss in panhrup.fp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
{ UNITED STATES. FOB THE DISTRICT OF
s. SrAELINGS, BASKRUPT.-IN B BANKRUPTCY
10 ,uhorn il may co,,ssTn:-The undersigned hereby
riyes notice Of his appointment as Assignee OF
John $. sTALLINGs, In the District OF Barn,
wcij and State OF south Carolina, within said
District, who has been udjudged bankrupt upon
bis own petition, by the District Court Of said
District. -a.r.o
Dated 26th March, 1859. j. Z. CROSLAND.
Lnrii5 m3 Assignee
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GfRnIAN EUsILIEn SOC

GERMAN EUsILIEn SOCIETY.
A MEETING OF THE GERMAN FUoILIER
n Society will be held at Mr. Jungbuth's Hlll
THIS EvESISG, at Eight o'clock. Members are re-
queslcd 10 attend. JOHN A. BLUM,
April - 1* Secretary.
CAROLINA BASE BALL CLUB.
A TTEND The REGULAR MONILY MEETING
n ofyour Cub at visllant Hall, his EyENINo,
at Eight o'clock precisely.
By order. L. T. TUFPtR,
April 12 Secretary.
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G.o afut.
Cost and Sounb.

Tucked UP ADRIFT NEAR MORRIS
IsbAND, two RATS and IATTEAU. The
owner can btatn possession of the sane by prov
ING D opsrty and paying expenses. Apply OF the
POINT HOUSE, Sulivans Isnnd.
April u
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CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y IL applied toy rimmediately-
III One II horse Portable ENGINE
Ill One 4>horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
III One 8horsc-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON. BARE LEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumecrlnnd.sircets.
In
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3or Sale.

1EULE FOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE
Nl young and gentle Plantation MULE; draws IN
any harness. Apply at 10 KING-sTREEr. near
South Bay. ~ AprilH
TUn SALE, TWO OMILCH CnWS, WITH
young Calves enc Saddle aud Draft Horse;
Que fine large Working Mule. Inquire at No. 80
STATE-sTRtET. lm2* April9
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ing the air.
Each child that is born among US, con-
tinued Mr.. Froude, has right to demand
such teaching as shall enable him to live
with honesty and take such place in
society as belongs to the faculties which he
has brought with him. Upon the breeding
which we give our children, said Mr..
Froude, depends whether England will now
descend to second place among the
nations, or whether it shall have an era of
brighter glory. Following out this line of
thought, Mr.. Frouds showed what should
be the feelings with which the immigrant
should regard his mother country, and
what had been the reward of the careless
ness with which England had colonized
America.
But is there no such thing as purely
intellectual culture? Is not this earning
of our own living, this getting on, a low
object for human beings to set before them
selves! University education in England
Wdb QtfOteu ~ { eplFlLIai culture, Out II
taught the accompanying necessary lesson
of poverty. And if q university persists in
teaching nothing but what it calls the hui
manities, it is bound to insist also on rough
clothing, hard beds and common food.
"For myself, admire that ancient rule of
'the Jews, that every man, no matter of
"what grade or calling, shall learn some
'handioraft, that the man of intellect, while.
'like st Paul, he is teaching tho world,
syet like ST. Paul may be burdensome to no
"one. II hurts no intellect to be able to
"make plough, or hammer horse shoe;
"and if you can do either of those you have
"nothing to fear from fortune" Every
man who devotes his son to intellectual
pursuits should make him in some way
independent of the profits of intellectual
work for subsistence. The rewards of lite
nature are generally small aud the adjust
ment of them is wrong. The present rule
is to pay by the page or the sheet-the
more words the more pay, while the rule
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Tru = t - q L q /.

DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
Id deed of trust D ACE by M. G. Cox, on the ath
day of January. 1885, to secure certain iRdetGs
edness therein described. will. on W
Saturday, 4th day OF Decemb err, 1853,
In front of No 164 Front street, Memphis;
and best bidder, the following described lot OF
land, lying and being in. Shelby county and
State of Tennessee, and bounied as follows,
to- wit: Beginning at point where the west
ern boundary Of the VIM. Black tract crosses
the Memphis and 0his railroad; til ence east
erly with the north line of said railro I'd twenty
poles, to a stake; thence north sixteen
chains, to stake; thence westerly TWENTY-FIVE
poles and a half, to a stake; thence south
wardly seventy eight poles. to the begi uning !;
containing ten acref of land. All right ~ re.
demntion is expires sly waived in said Trust
Deed; and the It'll Q to said land is believ ed to
be perfect. but / will convey as trustee oHly.
Sale between the hours Of ten and twelve
o'clock M. of said 4th day of December.
57.9S H. II. METTE, TTustf o.
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LOUIsVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November pa des-
nera,e character named Cooper, who bad
been whipped BY parry Of regulators
In Pulaski county, caused the arrest Of
some Of his nsigbbors, whom be accused
of having administered the ehssusenent-
sa,urday morning was fixed for tsial,
and Cooper and his friesds entered
Somerset, the county site, armed 70 the
teeth. Here the accused parties, num-
bering twenty. aud Cooper, with his con
federstes equally strong, entered into q
ouarrel. which resulted in regular
stitched battle. Ooe hundred and hi'y
sbais were fred, resuliiugin killing three
men. named Todd, Daalion and William
Pleasant, and morally wouuding one,
Lame Peasants. The & Eht vss soaied
bv mutual consent, both parties being
ont of ammunition. A short time after,
each party having recruited re torces,
we're about 70 re-enter the town, but
armed citizens warned them of
Solomon r. Biesenthsfs jswelry store;
on Market street, near First, was robbed
Al four o clock this morning Of gold and
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NEW YORK.


Npw YoRx, November 2S.-The Span
;eh war vessels that were expected TO
rendezvous 10 this harbor. it is stated,
gone upon the docks at the Brooklyn
e oayy ward for repairs, but one of them
IL too large for the dock, and the hset
will probably go to Philadelphia, MT.
Dslameter, builder of the Spanish gun
hoats now under seizure in this port, yes
,erdey e ed claim to them as being AIS
own property, and makes answer 70 tne
libel. Ii is not trne that the spanish
government has iHterfered in the case, :,
A corps Of engineers hsvejust finished
a survey of the proposed Central Under
ground Railway. 1t is understood to be
SO favorable that ground will be broken
in February next, when the commence,
ment Of the work will be pushed forward
dav and night.
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BY TELEGRAP q
mIDNuGnT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 28.-The re-
nor, of the Secretary of War, together
With The subordinate reports of the various
military departments and bureaus, and
that of General Sherman, have been aent
N the Public Printer. The reports OF
he Secretary of the Treasury and the
Secretary Of the Navy are not yet I'M
ished. With these exceptions, the reports
of the heads Of departments are nearly
completed. But few, if any OF them, Will
he furnished to the press in advance An
effort will be made by the heads OF depart
ments to prevent their premature publ
cation. as in repeated instances hereto
fore. II is certain that the Presidents
message will not be furnished to the
nress hu the day it is sent to Congress,
nor will 1t be put in type until 1t shall
have been officially made public.
Additional members OF Congress con-
tinue to arrive, though not IN large num-
hers. The hotels and boarding houses
are filing up, and preparations 10 GIL
directions indicate the near approach OF
the next session OF Congress.
NJ G. G. Suffer has been appointed
Executive Clerk to the President. This
makes no increase in the force in the
Executive Mansion, as Sniaer has for
long time been detailed there from the
Treasury Department where ne had the
uosition OF fourth class clerk.
Assurances hove been received here
from well informed sources that there is
no truth in the rumor that q Spanish
fleet is to rendezvous at New York, nor
is il true that the Navy Department is
sending ironclads 10 that port. The Nj
antomanah has bsen ordered 10 90 to
New York on her trial trip aud for the
purpose offuriber repairs. II necessary,
several Of the vessels may proceed to
New York next month TO take 10 stores,
irrespective Of what has been heretofore
said on this suffice. The above state
ment represents the present. condition OF
eff lirs in that quarter as obtained from
official sources.
The Secretary of the Treasury bus di.
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, continue sales Of gold and pur
cbases OF bonds through the moEth Of
December without change.
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TH e following persons are appointed Judges,
L Clerks and Deputy Commissioners to open
and hold an ection, in the following districts
and places, on
December 10, 1850,
For Constahles and Magistratesin the different
The Deputy Commissioners will please call
at nv Office and be sworn, and receive the
necessary blanks, at room 70. Circuit Court
house.
Ist Dfstrict-Ats stephen English's.
RM Bond, Deputy Commissioner; G w
Thorn, j Smith. J Hughes, Judges: X W
Kicks. CM Fried. Clerks.
I'd Distrfct-At Nelson's.
Wp York. Deputy Commissioner; A D Hun:
ter, T r Gelson, W 8 Noblin, Judges; W q
Ward. W Nelson, Clerks.
sd Distrfct-At Bottoms Store.
VITA Bell, Deputy Commissioner. L
Wynne. N Sparks, Il NJ Bateman, judges
Benz z Duncan. II kembert, Clerks.
4th Disfrict-At Old Union Church.
ThosL Giles. Deputy Commissioner; James
Connel, X d Harold, A McSouth, Judges; w
Leftwich. W Carroll, Clerks.
9Th Dfstriet-At Raleigh.
W III Moncrief. Deputy Commissioner: " 3
Williford. Thos NJ Ward, g L Nickels, Judges
X W Pryor. II 4 Fuller. Clerks.
7ih Disfrict-At Bartlett.
Ew Caldwell. Deputy Commissioner; W D
williamson. w Hsmelton. / b Mercer, udges
W J Ward. A Mercer. Clerks.
sih Disfrict-At shelby Depot.
7, McMullins, Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Griffin, Silas Whefry. @ B English. Judges;
NJ Williams. W 2 Thompson. Clerks.
9th DIstrict-At baskerville.
W II Weber. Deputy Commissioner; NJ
Brooks. w S Baxter, j w Morris Judges: w
N Priddy. g NJ Strong. Clerks.
10th Dfsfrfct-At CoIIieryiIIe.
II Irby, Deputy Commissioner; J M Plem-
ing. Jesse APP ewhite, g Moore, Judges; A
Stratton. ] w Koen. Clerks.
IIih Distrfct-At Germantown.
LA Rhodes. Deputy Commissioner; r Weir.
c Calls. Q Wexford. judges; NJ P Webb.
VIM Carter, Clerks.
18th Dfstrfct-At MechanicsvfIle.
D Pearson: Deputy Commissioner; "
Elan, w M Moore, VIM Connell, Judges; NJ
W Kedford. 7 I Lewis, Clerks.
18th District-At Arnold's.
&c Stephenson, Deputy Commissioner: W
L Lundy, w A Dooly. ] NJ Levi. Judges; + P
Dooly, @ NJ Williamson, Clerks
I4th Disfrict-At County Court House
RT Boughner, Deputy Commissioner; John
Notion. j L Burke, II Wildberger, Judges; ]
Fosgerty, w w Gilbert. Clerks.
I5th Dfsfrfct-Af Chelsea House, Sec
ord street, I'm Chelsea.
JD Dsnbury. Deputy Commissioner; John
Herrin, @ NJ " adrisk, w B Glisson, J Judges; J
" Handwerher, Schapper. Clerks.
18th Disfriet-At whites Station.
J G Harvey, Deputy Commissioner: J II
Goodiett w K Horne. A W Moore. Judges !;
A ] Brooks. A Gates. Clerks.
18th Dtstrfct-At McConnelI's Church
I'd Massey, Deputy Commissioner; J Mas
sey, A n Stout. A o Roark. Judges; 7 NJ Alex
ander, Robert Stone. Clerks.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
Commissioner OF Registrstion for Shelby Co.
Menu his. Tenn. November is. 67s2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-29
The splsndid network of railroads sur

The splendid network of railroads sur
rounding Brussels gave proof of its car
rying capacity the other day, when q
grand review of all the Belgian troops
was to be held near the Capital. In four
days the different roads carried 202,27O
passengers to Brussels. This is of great
importance to Europe, as Belgium would
probably become the thester of war in
case a general conflict should break out.