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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-05

Arrive at Warren by pm, ,,.,,.,.., p,.,vu,. "a
Shoreham, 10 mites and back six times Week ~, !,
leave Mhitina station daily except sunday on arrival OF
mail nom New yurk-say NJ 4J3o PM ,,,,.,
Arrive at shoreham In three honrs aiter leaving "ms
leave shorsham daily, except Sunday, at 'ami
Arrive at Whiting Station by loan ,,, A., pss,
ae6 From North Hero by laurange ana Apursh W 'e
Alburgh, Is miles and back, three times wssN, 4,
Leave North Hero Tuesday Thursday, and SATURDAY "
alpr, Nv, at Fast Alburgh by 0pm;
Leave Alburgh Tuesday thursday, anu sa'uIus w
7.aOa m;
az From Montgomery Centre, by nevidere Corners, to
Eden, IA miles and back, once week
l cave Montgomery Centre "Wednesday ats u m
Arrive at Eden by y nj
leave Eden Wednesday at pm
Arrive nd Montgomery Centre by ? m. -.
aas rron rttsfeld by South 0hitonden IT, and Fast
Ptsford IN. o TO Rutland, Is miles and back once
leave ~ySI rittsaeld Friday at l2mi
Arrive az Rutland by Q pmi
leave Rutland saturday at 0ami
80 Prom Wndsor by plainned, IN. II J TO Meriden II
miles and back, once a week
Leave Windsor Monday at % p M
Arrive at Meriden by 4l30 pm;
leave Meriden Monday at am
pi Gar tbrce and aso six trims week invited.
500 From PassumpSc, by South panvlle, to west Dan
vile, ~ miles and back Fix times week, 40 -.
Leave Passumpsc daily except Sunday at 6So M or Oh
arrival of the ears,
Arrive at West Danylle by spmi
Leave West panyille daily, except sunday at oIo M
Arrive at passumpsie by 20 am,
sol From West Alburgh to Champlain, IN. Yil mile
and back, week
leave West Alburgh saturday at ) ami
Arrive at Champain by 10 am
Leave Champlain Saturday at II N
Arrive at West Alburgh by 2pmi
t02 From East barnard to South Royalton, miles ans
mack, three times a week.
Leave East Barnard Tuesday Thursday and Saturday az
am;
Arrive at South Royalton by 10 am;
Leave South Royalton days at 5 pm;
Arrive at East Barnard by pm;
sos From West Danyie TO arwick, IL miles and bach
a week.
Leave West Danyilie Saturday at S ami;
Arrive at lardwiek by II m
Leave Hardwick Saturday at2 IN;
Arrive at West Danyille by G pm;
504 From North ferrburg to Monkton miles and baoi
six times a week.
Leave North Forrsburgh daily, except Sunday, at m
Arrive at Monkton by so pm;
Leave Monkton daily, except Sunday, at M
Arrive at North Ferrisburgh by 80 p m.
PORN OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND CERTIF
GATE
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Under this law bids that proposo j.
10 y az cn esa ,iqs @, ard ,ssy sssass
entire mail ho,csp0 large and WIZ. Is lvorains
sonssyaaes Necessary 70 iHsrs Is Mag IL ~
no others are considered "s"'s otsf al oi1,s
~. modification Of bid III any osu. ~
y tantamount TO new bid, and came, \, essential T.
TO Interfere with regular comp, tlton oe reccei
previous bid, WV only way 10 pesl
Il. fostmasters are TO be careful No, 4.
ieleney o. guarantors or suretes, withep, rug ess
ihis tasi'neiion by Poaaasfers IS ,;als dissrss
eg,sei ssslsst,ng them % ip'msdiafs s,sa, tg
ders guarentors and sureties arr Distinct, ,oea
failure TO enter into perform tbe notified d.
vice proposed for In the accepted bids tbSr ~
will be enforced against them. - 'HeF legal All
~ Present contractors, and personst
paIment must equally with Others, pro saevn
and certificates Of their sufheiency spbs,sne FUN,
forms above prescribed The certificate ~ Ay Rbl
he signed by postmaster or by iulce ~ suaeeh
ord No other VIII be admitted VI aeOuta n
40 ALIEN; ". RANDALL
1oNHasst 6
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Cheshire Railroad
WINTER ARRANn

~ II j" II IL II Il n G EMPNn
TRAINS leave Bellows Falls "
PRESS and 500 A. NJ, ACC. and , % i y A. n, I
koene. at AS, and go A. NJ. and & soA,a Nj
Fitchburg. Boston, Worcester, Lowell N ~ u
Intermediate Stations Arrive al Fis,ih, ashg ,
A. NJ. 1900 N and s;O5 P. NJ Boston y n u
and 2,3O and TO 7. Nj. "ss
Returning leaves Boston, at 7.NAn
II A. NJ, ACCOM-. and $50 |. Nj. Fxpppiil NAIL
burg, at OPS A. NJ, and .25 A. mi * hhtSS III
ut u, p AN, 400 A. NJ, and 90 i N ~ IN
Falls, Windsor Rutland, &c. o. ia Btas
KrESE. Nov. so 1865. Nv AK, ~,
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BUY PAPER COLLAh'
CUFFS, BosoMs, &C.
at
WHITNEY'S
HAIR DRESSING ko"r
AGENTS WANTED FOB
NIGHT SCENES IN THE p
BY Rev. Daniel March, u

For full, flowing, clear, sparkllng. Emit IGc q t
full style; for poetic genius; ior ~, nice anl9l
and rich. glowing imagination; IoT me ne sshes
character. graphic delineations M sand barr
trations, this work has no equal. ;-15 from
simpson. Rev. Albert Barnes Noahn . Ts'B 80
Ii. d., W. A. Stearps. ID. d., Gee, u Tishsf !:
d. D., /. W. Wiley. j: d., saInu a.i1 he Pfs.s
denominations. Send for Circular; ey I'll 2
same. Agents are evrywhere met1s.;;s5Ily ilss'
alleled success. It Is most pea lIoSses ege
and elegantly bound book, ana ppnsh aooa-s
qaiiity and energy. Address. zieghlefIr Sssal
Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. Cincinnati 4 frs
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VT. Central d Sullivan Rail-,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
w NOV %, 1000.
TRAINS GoTNa Nopru ~,

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND nm,
Leave Bellows Falls at IL 80, 50pye.
mixed train for White RIVER junction, r.,Ss
Falls at 90 P. NJ. 20
Mail train leaves Boston via Fiteh1p,, -.
NJ, Springfield at 10 A. NJ, for Burlinstss
Adams. u
The trains leaying Boston via Fitchbur:v -,
River Junction, with the Day Exprs., /. y
Montreal, OedensburRh, &c. "a
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls Al lau.
receiving passengers from Vt. Valley Rai,sl. 1
ing New York at Il Is P. NJ, and from Gees
road, leaving Boston at S0P. NJ. for 49, 1
Bouse's Point, Montreal and 0giepsb1rgIl ~ ~
ing with Grand Trunk trains for the We, ~
cars are attached TO night trains. Thro5,i &
for Chicago and the West for sale a. H. ~
stations. G.. MERRIjI ~
st. Adams. Vt. May %. 1868. -''N'4 ~
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The undersigned - whose post Office address is -,
county of - State of -, proposes to convey the mails
of the United States, from July i, 1852 to June 90 lei
vertsement of the Postmaster General dated November
To- 1868, with celebrity, certainty and security, for the
annual sum of - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge of the distance
of the route the weight of the mail to be carried and all
other particulars in reference 10 the route and service and
after careful examination Of the laws and instructions
attached to the advertisement.
A
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A CHANCE TO MAKE NJ

A rare chance is now offered 20 ~ e ~.
man with a few thousand dollars g r. Fsr =
business that will yield large pTea.ssss- fer
capital to do with. the subscribers psiless ~,
Berry Bowl business located az b 49, orie
Their machinery is all in good Ini y sra y y
everything right for man TO step ~. =. 81:
business. One man can turn Out Furba ,
hours that will sell for forty dollar
'''"''0- NELLISH. WHldNn.iFIIs
,6tf Beii0
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tsignedl


The undersigned residing at -, State Of -, under
take that, if the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
route No be accepted by The Postmaster General, the
bidder shall prior to the lst day July, 1869 into
the required obligation contract to perform the service
proposed with good and sufficient suretios
This do understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guarantor under the 9th section Of
the act of Congress Of July q 1896.
Dated Signed by two guarantors
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EURNITUREl FURNITURE.
- --
WILLIAM j. CONANTS
FURNITURE WARE ROOM

Successor 10 William ColaasJ
Where can be found the largest and best assgss
Of Furniture. in this part Of the State, eaasaa
part Of
PARLoR AND CHAMBER SEE. !
SOFAS. TETE-A-TETEs, EASY CELL
LOUNGES, CENTER TABLE,
PARLoR CHAIRS. sECREIll
oTT0MANS, BUREAUS, HAT Ia
WHAT N0TS, DINING TABLE
EXTENSION TABLES. BEDSTEADS Gil
HAIR, HUSK & PALMLEAF MATTRES
PUTNAM'S PATENT SPRING BEA
&C., &C.. SC.
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The undersigned, postmaster at -, State Of -, GER
titles OFFICE that he is acquainted with
the above guarsntos and knows them to be Of prop
erty, and able to make good their guarantee
Dated
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Rutland & Burlington and 7
mont Valley Railroads,
IN and after Nov. so, 1868, trains will
" follows;
MOVING SOIrTU Ann Aer

IN and after Nov. so, 1868, trains viii n
" follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 80 A. NJ, I@PM A
~, 9Wo 7. n, Arrive q. Rutland at i 50AG
NJ; 900 A. ~. 4 10 p, NJ. l2b0P. N, Ars'
325 A. NJ. Leave Bellows Pals at 2BPNi
A. NJ, 8 50 +. NJ, 0 90 z. NJ. Arrive n Br,ts.
at 8 20 A. NJ, 4 20 A. NJ, 0 90 P. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Brattleboro at IL 90 A. M.,4SpEgn
Nj. Arrive at Bellows Fails at II 90 A NJ 5sPl
10 05 y. M. Leave Bellows Falls at 545gVT
A. NJ. 90 p. NJ, 10 10 7. NJ. Arrive at kE3ss'
5 20 A. NJ, 8 10 A. NJ. 3 COP. NJ, Il 40 pm, L
Rutland at 3 20 A. NJ. / so 7. M,53A.M. K
at Burlington at 6 IS A. NJ, 420P. M.,9l0Al
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with Boats on Lake Champl,s
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canais
roads for Montpelier, st. Adams. Rouses
Montreal, 0gdensburgh and the West. At r
with trains for Bennington, Manchester,
| Albany and New York. Saratoga 4
| Schenectady and the West. At Below
| with trains on Cheshire Railroad for Pitd
| Worcester. Lowell and Boston. With NeFmas
/ ley Railroad for BTattleboro, Springfield. Hr
| New Haven and New York; and with Sulyas
| road for Windsor, White River Juncti0a
| River, st. Johnsbury. Newport, Litlsiol q
| White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find hi.
pleasant and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary informadg. q
at the Offices on the line.
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PICTURE FRAMES MADE AT SHORT Il
COFFINS AND CAsKEEl

A Large assortment Of Black WaRab n N
Birch, and Soft Wood Collins and CasSs& =
had trimmed at short notice.
RAJ The above Goods viii be sold ST hSaSs'
Prices for Ready pay.
Old Furniture rcpaired and UPholstsrsi NJ
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M / R R o R S!

With Round Corners, Arched Top. 0yak Y
Rose and gilt, and Common Glasses q Ell z
Also Picture Mouldings, Oval Frames ofa 4
tons, Cords, Tassels, etc.
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UNITED STATES MAIL, VT,
posr OFFICE prrAnrMrSgI,,

posr 0FFIcE DErARrMESr,
Washington, November 10, 1865.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract OF
Ace of this Department until p. m. Of Wednesday,
March 81 1859, for conveying the mails OF tho on,
ed States from July 1862 10 June 80, 1873, W te
State of Vermont, on the routes and by We seheu-
nles Of departures and arrivals h. E'i ipeeiiea'
Decisions announced by April 30, ls6o'
1Rihders shnnld examining carefully the forms and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-05

bidders should examine carefully the forms ana
instructions annexed especially the latter part oil III
structlon 10.
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wASHINGTON.

WAsHIsereS, June 10. = Attorney
General Hoar has decided that the com
mepcement of the Pacific railroad is al
the one hundredth meridian, longitude
west. from Greenwich, and terminates Of
the eastern boundary of California. 3
In the great Decatur cotton case in
volying the value of one thousand five
hundred bales Of cotton, just decided
against the Government at Memphis,
Secretary Boutwell, telegraphsd to-day to
the United States Attorney at that city to
carry the case up either to the United
States Superior Court or United States
Circuit Court on an appeal or writ Of
error. U0 W8n f8
Notwithstanding the reported efforts to
induce the President to fix an early day
fer the elections in Mississippi and Texas,
there seems to be no doubt but that be
will designa. the fourth Tuesday in
November as the time for holding said
elections. Nothing was said on the sub
ject in the Cabinet meeting to-day.
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GALVESTON.

GALvrsres, July ID Specials from
Columbus, Texas, say that the Colorado
river is higher than ever known before.
The river rose forty-seven feet eight
inches, but it is now falling slowly. The
whole valley is entirely under water, and
the crops are destroyed. The railroad
between Alleyton and Columbus was
washed away for several hundred yards,
and also badly damaged between Eagle
Lake and Alleyton. A number of per-
sons were drowned below Columbus.
Alleyton is six feet under water, and Q
number of dead bodies have been seen
floating past there. The water cut of
Dunavant's and other plantations at
Eagle Lake, and the occupants are sup
posed to have persisted. The water there
is falling slowly. At Lagrange the water
is still four feet deep on the public square.
1t is rumored that Bastrop and Weber
vile we're washed away, and many lives
lost. The latter towns were situated on
lower lands than Lagrange. The Brazos
is very high, and still rising.
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The End Of the spraEue breach Of
A Promise Case. B

The End Of the spraKue breach OF
Promise Case. y
From the Chicago Postl
The fate that overlook the old man
Sprague in his attempt to ruin the repu-
tation of Miss Craig, he has, we believe,
chosen to accept without further struggle.
The court, BY reducing the verdict OF the
;ury TO forty thousand dollars, has made
him. if not content, acquiescent 10 the
result He will not, we are told, take an
appeal to the Supreme Court OF the State.
The case, as it now stands in the his
tory of the jurisprudence of the country,
Is one of the most remarkable ever tried
in Illinois; and the feature in 1t which IN
these degenerate days when men talk OF
women with many misgiving, and some
times with shocking levity, is the spon-
taueousness with which, as the plot was
developed by trial, the judge, the jury,
the attorneys, the public and the press
rose 10 the defense of Miss Craig as soon
as they saw that she was the intended
victim of conspiracy that would have
been her ruin. She had placed herself
in an attitude IS ridiculous as q woman
of mature years could we'll occupy. Her
letters, breathing all the fervor Of sweet
sixteen, to that repulsive old idiot, had
disposed the public to believe that she
was as designing and mercenary as de-
void of taste; and that the engage
ment to marry was only part of q
conspiracy to enable her to extort
money from her prey. Judge, jury
and all hands were, we think, in
clined to treat the matter with the half
serious, half comic interest that such
cases deyelop-to look on the plaintiff as
a smart adventures, and on the defend
ant as a rich fool, who ought to be made
to bleed for having got within her tolls.
Had the trial gone on as usual with such
cases, verdict of two thousand to ak
thousand dollars would have been the
result: and with that the plaintiff would
have retired from public view, not dis
graced, but badly damaged in social
and matrimonial way. When, however,
her reputation for chastity was assailed,
and the oauselessness of the assault was
betrayed, the old chivalry for women,
oppressed and in danger, rose mp as if
evoked by q superior power-the divinity
in the epic-and how it vindioated her
purity, the verdict of one hundred thou
sand dollars, as rendered, declares.
Let the female croskers of the period
take courage from this event. In the
sneers, the insinuations, and the general
lightness of speech to which the press
and even the pulpit suppose the sex to be
entitled, this willing tribute to the worth
of o spotless female reputation comes as
an unexpected revelation of the old feel
ing of the superior sex for woman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
FOREIGN.

PARIS, July l3.-It is officially an
nounced that the Senate will be con-
yoked for August I'd. and that a session
of the Corps Legislatif will b. imme-
diately prorogued, and that the resigua-
ton of the Ministers have been accepted,
but that they will continue to hold Office
until their successors are appointed.
BRRsr, July l3.-Dispatches from the
Great Eastern, dated yesterday, an
nouuce her arrival Of Miquelan, bat
dense fog prevailed; in consequence Of
which, she has as yet been unable to find
the shore end of the cable with which to
make the splice. The deep sea cable
will be cut and buoyed to prevent acct
dent until the fog clears up.
LATER.
The cable has been cut and buoyed,
and no communication has been received
through 1t since last night. rf
LONDON, July l3.-A collision occurred
at Sheffield to-day, between two parties
of miners-one Of the parties belonging
to the Union, and the other being anti
Union. The fighting was severe, and
many we're ipjared--one fatally.
The debate on the Irish Church bill
was resumed in the House OF Lords, last
night. Earl Claucsrty moved that its
third reading be postponed for three
months. Earl Derby still opposed the
bill, but favored the amendments. Clan
carty's motion was then withdrawn, and
Derby gave notice that be should offer q
protest against the bill. The bill was
read the third time, and was adopted by
$50 to 81, emitting the clause permitting
Bishops to retain their seats. A provisc
was adopted BY III to ia, providing
furnished residences and globes for tn,
Roman Catholic and Presbyterian clergy
and adopting the principles Of concur
rent endowment. 1t WAS then passed
Derbys protest was then presented, ant
the House adjourned after an exciting
session.
The Star Of to-day says the interven-
ton Of the Americans has undoubtedly
helped to prOlOng the instruction il
Cuba. The Government, 1t is true, ha
resOlutely declined to be led into acts o
open hostility to Spain, bu. the LAirds o
! America have eontrived in some instan
ces to outwit it This does not excul
pate England, but shows that the fault
Of which she is accused may be commit
ted BY another nation at the very time i
lie exacting redress from them.
William Winthrop. United States Con
sul 1t Malta, is dead
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July l3.-The sugar
under seizure has been appraised on q
gold basis at nearly 100000. The bonds
will be required on the same basis. The
Custom officers express the opinion thai
the parties will not be able to furnish the
required bonds
A large number of cigars have been
seized within the past few days by Col
lector Stockdale, about 100000 belong
Ing to one of the heaviest cigar importers
in the city.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July IA dispatch TO
the Telegram says the French cable was
successfully landed this morning at st..
Peirre, and the splice made with the shore
cable, connecting with the land Office
there.
1t is stated that an expedition over 200
strong, with large quantity of arms and
ANIMATION, successfully sailed from
Dover Point, on Long Island, this morn
ing for Cuba.
John Roache, in the employ Of Mr..
Harrington, shoemaker on Staten Is
land, while in frenzy of drunkenness,
entered the chamber Of Emma, the beau
tiful daughter of Mr.. Harrington, aged
fifteen, aud cut her throat from ear to ear
causing her death in few moments, ant
then fed to the shop, where he cut his
own throat and expired immediately.
A rumor is current in the Unitet
States MarshaI's Office that Col. Ryar
and his men succeeded in running tn
blockade of GARDENERS Island last night
and are now on their way to Cuba. NJ
official information has been received
but the report is quite generally believed
A card, universally signed BY lesdinI
bankers, brokers, hotel proprieiors, etc
Of this city, is published, recommendin
q suitable national expression and CON
memoration Of the completion Of the Pa
ci6c railroad by = National Convention
of delegates representing the railroads
boards Of trade aud commercial ex
changes, to be supplemented with grea
gathering of the people, musical fest
val, military parade, etc.
The trial Of the suit Of Otis P. Jewel
against Peter Cooper was commenced i
the Supreme Court to-day. Jewett, VII
was formerly President ofthe New YOrl
New FoundlaDd and London Telegrap
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14

vienna. July ls.-Bishop Linsc has
been convicted before the civil court Of
uttering doctrines subversive of the pub
lie order, aud has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment
LISBON. July ls. -The South American
steamer brings dates from Rio Janeiro to
the 10th ult. It was reported at Rio
Janeiro that the allied forces had fought
a decisive battle with the Paragraphs,
and achieved complete victory.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
v,s,,so,py, ,xp rEsyEssrr RAILROAD.


MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
New Orleans mail daily, 2:sS pm. ll;so am m
F F9pihIt' Except Sunday 2:S5 pm: 4:55 Am.
Mail rain makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South. f..
Express train makes direct conneeuon jVr
Colfeeyile, Water Valley. oxford, Holy
Springs, and all points North OF GRENADA on
Mississippi Central railroad. A.
Ticket Office, 23712 Main street, ana NJ tne
depot. Omnibuses will call for passengers anu
check baggage in any part OF the city py ieaV-
ing orders at 2371% Main. cu,,
MEMPHIS AND cHARLEsToE RAILR0AD,
Through mail. daily..-:..... 2zo Pm. lz'oV r.h'
Through express, dailyldoes
not arriveSunday or leave, N ,,a.
Saturday Pm. il'oo r'h'
Junction and bomerville ..oo
90 saye Sunday........... S:10A.M. 6:U0
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster tnAn
3fice. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, u. I. A.
HIpNFY HuGHRs, Passenger Agent.
rrxpHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
nav Ernress.....,.............12: 1910 Pm. 4W AN.
Night Express................- ESQ AN. 5.UO Pm.
"Pa;lroad time Is Is minutes faster than CITY
t,me. Ticket Office. No. 23711 Main street. Do
pot, head Of Main street. n ,oupc sun,,
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
ao,ra WEST Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, az i:oo a.h'' anu
ao,s,Na EAsT-LeaveM adisonI Tuesday. !hurs,
dsy and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive q
HopeEeld at o'clock p.m.. and Mempnli
at l:y0 pm.
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Company, claims that he is entitled to
$4,000, 900 Of the stock of that COMPANY.
The employees Of the sub-Trsasury have
presented Mr. Van Dyke, the Assistant
Treasurer, with an elegant rosewood ss-
cretoire. valued at $500, as a token OF
.ha;r aotaam etc. VA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
HAVANA.

HAVANA, July l3.-Mr. Steadman, the
United States Consul at Santiago de
Cubs, died in that city on the 9th inst.
The American steamer Hero has
arrived at Porto Rico from Bay Samara.
She is detained by the authorities at
Porto Rico on suspicion of being EN-.
ployed by the rebels.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-14
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July l3.-State bonds to
the amount of 800, 900 have been issued
to the Pacific and McMinnville and
Sparta railroads.
Chancellor East has not yet rendered q
decision in the injunction case.
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DIR. RUssELL's {
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

.nR. RUssELL'S DISPENsARY AND
DInhrmary, the largest and oldest inEtitu-
ION OF the kind in the Southwest, established
In 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 20 and ~
North side 4 Court square, Memphis. Tennes-
see. 4 open for the reception Of patients desir-
ina treatment and the comforts OF home while
reeeivinR the same. Patients also treated at
The ofice or By letter. II desired.
Deafness, Fits. Consumption, syphilis. Skin
Diseases, Spermatorrhea. Inpoteney, and all
the diseases arising from the indiscrction Of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
above named institution. ~.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
81 Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnishec
Tree on application.