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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08
HOME INDUSTRY.

~ auulaCLureTS OF zane MINIS, sugar EVap-
orators, Cane j uice CHARTERS, hF
: and Horse Powers saf t
no, .Isi BROAD STREET.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING OUR GEL
Wv ebratsd self adjusting Cane Mills, Broad
UndeIfoRo and Corrugated Evapcrators, and
Cane Juice CHARTERS 1t is the only Sorgo ma
chinery that will do what is R1PREsESTED, 81
will give entire SATISFACTION, and en- which a
good article of Syrup or Sugar can, be, made
from SOrgo Cane without the use of Chemicals
We guarantee all our machinery as represented
ana being q home mandatory, our guarantees
are available Our machinery is adapted to
both Sorgo and Louisiana cane We defy com
petition IN PRIog, Capacity, WoRKMARsHIP or
DURABILITY. Send for one of our Manuals and
see what your neighoOr that used il last season
say of it. Order early, either of our Agents, in
ALI principal towns in Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
barna, Mississippi. Arkansas, Louisiana and
Texas, or OF l---i sr. p 80 -l .-,aflf
d SOUTHERN SoRGo MACHINE CO..
lyS73meod Nashville. Tenn.
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NASHVILLE. 1859.

Sir: This capacious, or as Mr.. Samuel D
pleted. WIN
We are in good readiness for Storage of all
articles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent II
PACK whether tor sale or shipment or TO bC
The very large Granary. q, 900 square feet. i,
success against the depredations of rats and
OF mice too. unless sent TO US within sacks o
grain. 1t is Just the arrangement needed foI
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats, Corn Meal AND
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
Each owner can be furnished with q separate
apartment by promptly Communicating the
quantity TO be sent We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to us. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to al
so. -. ~
we think we have one of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer This co M
mgnIty, as we think, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be f0und ANY
where. EDWIN ri. T10ItGTEc ""S
" FIN 1870
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FOR RENT.

Several Nice Residences in Nashville.
Several Neat Cottages in EdgPfleld.
Several Neat cottages in nashville.
Several Stores in Nashville.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY,
jy3 If No. 70 Maxwell House.
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"The Late Unpleasantness :"
is ABOUT TO PASS AWAY LEAVING THE
L city IN quiet condition. We therefore offer
for sale all classes of city, Edgefeld and cOun-
try property. at very low figures. Call and get
a bull in giving full descriptions.
ARLINGTON. FARkAR Il WEAKLEY,
jy3 If No. 70 Maxwell House Church 81.
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NEW FLOUR.

Made of Craig a Harding's BOugh-
... ton" wheat.
DFLIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE
IL City Give orders to the drivers.
d. ID. DICKEY,
iyI Corner Front and Church.
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TIVE MISSISQUOI POWDER actually cures
L cancer and Scrofulous diseases of the Skin.
pee report to L. l. Medical Society. and state
plication to ~
CHAslA. DUBOIS. General Agent,
y; Box l;659. 1S2 Pearl ST., New York.
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AGENTS WANTED.
New Price List for Agents

Agents can make from $40 90 to
SIS 90 per day, selling BIake's
Dollar Patent ChAir-Springs.
They make a Spying and hock-
ing chair out of any common
chair. by attaching them to the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08
y 1. HALLS
,s..5 r2i .tI. -sr-.I aIf' a.-a .ti5 gl cd
-s y COPPER SCROLL g. e.
$40 3 Isl z Il l.-sr4ss..
III LIGHT ! | Nj. MING RODS,
100000 Buildihss In the Units d States
UHder their Protection. '.--
Have stood successfully the test of eight years
following go an taH t-l1 ~
CHALLENGE

Eight years ago the proprieturs offered
challenge of one thouS and dollars (Which has
been repeatedly published in the lea 3ipg paper
of the country that no Lightning Rod could
the Copper Scroll. Proprietors of other rods
are resp ectfully informed that said chaI enge is
still standing. and Ihe money ready to be de-
rods before any competent committee of scien-
ti6c men, and have their merits tested with
those of the Challenge Rod" nd
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No. Al Cedar Street, Nashville. Ten

n Y NO. II O5daf olreeI, NasnYlIIe, Tenn.
General Agents for Middle Tennessee
and also the counties Of Benton. Carroll, De-
eatur. Henry, Henderson and Weakiey, west
a OF Tennessee River. ...r.... ....'' ~
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RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTEN-
HI ton Of his friends and the public to his
Well-assorted stock of GOLD WATCHES and
CHAINS, FINE SETS, Is CARAT PLAIN
scription. Seth Thomas Clocks. Silver and
Plated Ware. Fancy Jewelry. etc, etc, at prices
detying competition. "Quick sales and small
profits" being the motto. Every article war
ranted as represents or the money refunded.
Repairs of Watches and Jewelry done salts
faotof1iy. and warranted at reasonable cbarges.
Z WIGGERS, y
No. Sl]1 Cherry St, formerly McGGvOcks res
dence) nal srn
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

-- Ny SON" said an old nun, be-
ware Of prejudices. They are like rats. and
mems minds are like traps; prejudces get
in easily, but it is doubtful if they ever get
OUT
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03
Budget Of SciSSoringS.
a Quiet Life.


A little crib beside the bed.
A little face above the spread,
A little lrock behind the door.
\ little shoe behind the door.
\ little lad with dark brown hair,
a little hlue-eyed face and fir.
n little lane that leads 70 school;
y little pencil, slate and rule.
\ little blithesome winSome maid,
y little hand within is laid;
a little cottage. acres four
A little oldtime household store.
A little family gathering round;
/ \ little turf-heaped. tear-dewcd mound;
\ little added to his soil;
y little rest from harder toll.
A little silver in his hair;
y little stool; an easy chair;
A little night of Faitl-lit gloom;
a little journey to the tomb.
Eteaiag Bulletin.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

"TRY II ON."-The HRtc&erJocIor
Magazine tells an excellent story OF DIR.
Burchard, the revivalst not OF him ex
actly, but of what happened at the close of
one of his meetings. lie was in the habit
Of addressing his congregation in this
manner:
i am now going to pray and | want
all that desire to be prayed Tor to send up
their names on piece Of paper"
On the occasion which we refer to, there
was at once sent up to the desk quite pile
Of little slips Of paper, with the names in
whose behalf he was TO w,estle," as he
said, with the " Almighty"
A pauss soon ensued, when he said
Send EN- up ] can pray for five thou,
sand SIS easy as can for dozen. Send
EN- up Ityou haven't any paper, get up
and namo the person you want prayed for. ="
At this stag Of the proceedings, a man,
whom we shall call Oziel Big, a stalwari
man Of six and half feet in mis- stockings,
notorious unbeieycr, and confirmed
wag to boot, rose in the midest of the con
gregation, a mark for all, and amid the
winks and becks and smiles OF the auditory
said
:" MIR. Burchard. | want you to pray foI
Jim Thompson
The reverend petitioner saw from the
excitement in the audience, that Oziel wa.
= hard case"
"What is your name, sir, and who j.
Mr.. Thompson ?"
/" It's Jim Thompson he keeps tavern
in Thompsonville, and keep house {
little below him. lie is an internal scoun-
drel, and want you to give him lift
"But." Mr.. Burchard. "havo you faitl
IN the efficacy Of prayer? DO you believe
IN the power Of petition p
That's neither here nor there re
fpoadel Oziel, 81 cant you 10 try Il o,
Iiia %
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

A GENTLEMANLY ACTOR REcEiyEs FlF.
TEEN CENTS FROM A NEGRo.--ys Mr.. Stu
art Robson, the popular commedian, was
approaching tho corner of Rollins and
Washington streets yesterday, he encoun-
teIed pompous looking darkey, who was
in charge of a comfortable family carriage
and span Of sleek looking horses. As
Mr.. Robson nearod him. the newly made
American citizen patronizingly accoSted
him with
4" Young man -
" Sir to you, said Robson, pulling of
his hat with mock politeness.
you are not in a hurry, would you
obligo me by dropping into that store
across the way and bringing me a plug Of
tobacco ! can leave my horses, and I'll
do tie same for you some day
For a moment the commedian' dignity
was staggered, but recovering himself, and
with an i'll concealed smile playing on his
countcnanee, replied
"With pleasure, sir"
The coachmSn handed him q twenty FIVE
cent note. which was received in the most
respectful manner by Robson, who pro-.
coedcd directly to the store indicated. and
in few moments returned with the tobac-
co in one hand and fifteen cents change in
thc other, which he held out to the party
who had given him SO striking proof OF
his confidence.
"Ycu can keep the change, young man"
Mr.. Robson's face has express many com
ical emotions in his professional capacity,
but we doubt If he ever looked so quzzi-
cally ludicrous as when. fully realizing the
amusing absurdity of his position, he pock
sted his fee and palhed 6risrly dway.-
Boston Courier.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

4 Northern man while travelling in
Baton Rouge, La, met daIkey, who had
in lns possession coon, The carpet.bsg.
ger thus addressed the darkey.
"Is that coon lively !?
"Oh, yes, sir" replied the possessor oil
as wild specimen as ever made tracks in
the Comite swamp.
We'll, want real lively fellow. Put
him on that root" pointing to the lower
knob Of very fall oak, "and let's see il
he will stir himself
Ndssooner said than done, and the coon
went mp tho tree like creased streak Of
lightning.
"You satisfied he's lively ?"
"Ycs, but ] doa' I want coou in tree
top"
The freedman looked mp the tree. whis-
tled and scratched bis bead for an idc, aud
said:
"Wcll, boss, dat coon is like a carpet
bagger--werry promsin' when he is down,
but when he's up he aid't no use to no
body
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

Having associated myself with Wholesale
stove and Tin Ware Enlistment in saint
Louis for the sale OF stoves and Tin Ware, I
can always furnish everything in ,his line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing in the above, n
liberal discount win be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
n. =. CORNELIUS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

WuuE'S HoNE-We have rarely seen a
simple ehild's story that more touched us
than the following, which we find in an ex-
change:
"This is my home cried the little one,
treasured boy OF four summers, as fresh
and rosy he came from school at the close
Of a short winters afternoon. "lndeei,
little Willie, said his father, "why is it i?
Suppose you go ont on the Sidewalk, and
try ut the next door; suppose you step in
to the entry, throw off your little sack as
y you have done here, aud go into the par
lor, would not that be your home ?'
mo indeed" said Willie. "it would
not be-"
But tell me why not p
Willie lad never thought of this. lie
paused moment. Then directing his
eyes TO where his mother quietly sat sew
ing. he replied with an earnest gesture
She lives here"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-03

- How old are Won p asked rail-
road conductor Of little girl whom her
mother was trying to pass on half ticket.
81 am nine at home, but in the cars am
only six and half"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

The CATTLE MARKET.-The market at
Drovers' Rest on Friday, the regular sale
day, was thronged with buyers, and the sup
ply was not equal to the demand. The fol-
lowing were the sales $50 head of cattle at
sI@7.25 per 100 pounds gross; $50 sheep at
s6@7.25 per 100 pounds gross, 40 COWS and
calves from $50 to $40; so hogs at els per
100 pounds nett.
Coal ARRIvALs.-Scvcral boats loaded
with coal have arrived, and report that a
large number will reach Georgetown within
a day or two. A large force OF men will be
placed at work unloading the boats as they
arrive aud loading the vessels bound for
other cities.
FLOUR MARERT.-Thc following were the
prices which ruled during the past week
Georgetown family, per barrel, Sll@l2.50;
extra, ST@7.5O; superfine, 80; canal family,
sl0@ll; extra, s7.5O@si supcrtnc, sG@
| $50.
The following were the offerings and sales
on Saturday Merchants Exchange II, 800
bushels Of red offered; 5000 bushels sold at
sl.s5.
MEETING OF THE VIGTLAST FIRE CoNPA-
SY.-At a meeting Of the members of the old
Nigilant Fire Company committee was ap-
pointed to collect all the property Of the
company now scattered about town, with Il
view to the sale of the same, and the settling
up of the business of the company.
CoSvALEscENr.-Prof. G. r. II. Lawrence,
whose attempt at suicide we noticed on Sat.
urdny, Is fast recovering, and 1t Is thought
will soon be entirely well.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

ALARMS or FIRE.-The alarm Of fire on
Saturday evening at 500, from box IA (Co-
lumbia Engine House, was caused by the
burning Of an old stable on New Jersey ave-
nue., between c and d streets south. Damage
trifing.
The alarm from box 81, corner of Twelfth
and | streets, at 11.2l p. m. proved to be
false. The fire department were promptly
| on hand at both alarms, but their services
were not brought into requisition. Upon in
vestigation 1t was evident that the first alarm
was turned In by some malicious individual,
as the door of the box was found to be open,
and no one could be found who knew any,
thing OF the fact Of there being any sign Of
| fire In the vicinity.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

DIsORpERLT OoSDUcT.-Saturday evening
as \ gentleman and lady were returning from
market, when passing along Seventh street
near q, a drunken gas-titter named william
! Wall ran against the lady with such force as
to knock her down. He then turned upon
her escort and dealt him severe blow. A
police officer approaching to arrest Wall for
bis conduct, the drunken man turned upon
the officer and assaulted him. Finally by
the aid Of bystanders the policeman secured
his prisoner, who was thrown into cart and
taken to the Central guard-house, where he
was kept all night and yesterday morning
dismissed, the parties whom he had assaulted
not appearing against him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

WILL NOT BE RENovED.-An effort has
recently been made to Dust from his position
as chief engineer of the Government fire
brigade, Mr.. WIN. Dickson, who has so ably
and faithfully filled the position since the
organization Of the fire brigade. The name
Of VIM. Gillespie, of the Taylor Hose Of
Philadelphia, was offered for the position.
Our citizens will no doubt be glad to hear
that Quarterrnaster General Meigs takes the
view that while the affairs Of the brigade are
conducted satisfactorily to the Government
he could not recommend change, and has
so reported to the Secretary Of War.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

OPFIcR CHIEP COHNissARY ~ sUBsIsTESCR,
NV nRLEASs, La March u lS9
Sea led proposals, Ia dupl eAt, are invited I'll II
C uck, the tw ntieh day Of March. 1869, for fur
nishiuEt o United states Subsistence Department
VIZ " 50 5 5T pUSsds o. in boxes.
equal 10 quality to No. 10 Dutch stan.
daTd Fifteen per cent taIe will be
taken from the packages. Samples II
the sugar to be furnished
For u. go pounds Of the very DO teAnyas HAMS
FUF ", % q pounds Of HAY Ofthe best quality
For II, 900 pounds OF OATS Of the best quality
Samples 10 be furnished and the price per
pound to be stated nothing will bo
allowed for thu sack,
For Il, 900 pounds Of CORN Of the best quality
Samples to be furniShed and the prize .
per pound to be stated nNhlng wIll be
allowed for the sack.
The above articles to be II the very best qu atty
and nut up In superior packages, anI 10 delivered
IN this city, With twenty days after the opening
u the lids at the Subs,-Isn Depot
No bids will be received from par les WIN have
failed to CInply with their sngagsmsnts W III uuy
brauch OF the boyeTnmeut
PTOpnasls to ba Addressed - tt,s uHlsTHigned nd
~ tTk 81 "Pr0pOsals 4 BECKWtTH,
BTeScl Major urleTdl aud ulnIUl4safy II subsi.I.
ruce, United statcs Afmy mhl1d
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

usLTinons AND OHIO RAILROAD.

IA
wAsHIraros, Sept. IS, 1858
,rrsin. bs,yesn, ,wksB! NGToS ard gALIl.
NV run a. follows, viIt
FOR BALTlMDRH
LAave daily, except Sunday, at fnh 500 and
80 A. Il. and u -, 4 I %, .. ~ and T. 20 y. N,
1ysy. al Y st AsS ssS5,S 4 i!SssaASA n.
'"' YoR AsNAPoLis
Leave att ., m and L0op. m No lTaia 10 or from
Annapolis on sandal
foR BhbTiMohR.
L''''"eS IN "A W Wv Y ssats2q2i;Sssss 'ndh~p
II "a Fssr 2 81 81 f Il = %RRsr
Leave daily, except saturday and Sunday a.
sa. m. and Z 90. & 70, and T. Mp, N,
On Saturday ass. n, and LOOP. N.
On Sunday, at 400, and 7, 80 p. m. only, con
IN wheeling, PArkersburE, dc,
Through tickets ~ the West can be had At the
wash asinn Stallion Ticket ones al all hours In ihs
fcr New Ton, PhiladsiPhI.. AID Boston. see ad.
J, L. WILSON,
Master Of transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s KooNTZ, 1snsrAl AGENT, washlnston;
1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

STEALING PEAR TREEs.-Wm. Anderson
was brought before Justice Lynch on Satur.
dar charged by z. d. Neill, of the Fifth
ward, with the larceny Of twelve fine dwarf
pear trees, worth s36. It was proven on the
trial that Anderson went TO the premises OF
Nell on Friday night, dug up the trees, car
ried them of, and they were found In his pos
session. The magistrate committed him to
Jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

CONVEYED TO HosPIrAL.-0n Saturday, 1t
was reported to Lieut.. Norman, In charge OF
the sanitary police, that man named Au-
gust Mcpherson was lying very III on board
the Barge Del Hymes, at Sixth street wharf.
He had no one to attend upon hin, and the
probability Of his recovery was very doubt
full. officer Fairchild found the facts true as
reported, tand procuring permit from the
Mayor, he had the sick man conveyed to the
poor-house hospital.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

DEAD CuILD.-ofiicer Reid, of the SANTA
ry police force, on Saturday found q dead
colored child In house in Majors alley.
Not being satisfied with the story of the
inmates OF the house, he notified the Coroner
Of the fact. That official having viewed the
body and heard the circumstances attending
the death of the child, did not deem II re.
quiste to hold an inquest, and the body was
buried In Potter's field, atthe expense Of the
city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL B. 0ROUx, formerly tssehs
lumbian Collrg :, b c., aud who has been very
sieesT,stHi dqrigs mtny years In lmpnI!ipg th9
hupWledge VI French, spanish aud herman, VIII
mtkv arrangements with schools aud private
ell.sr- for Instruction 10 the above Language
81. Danish, Duteh, &c, foT terms, apply at his
Omo5 No OLD Seventh street, opposite The IlIsllis
fnt0u, D, " Gepl.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22
Dry Goods.

CORA TNERsHIP NoTICE.
The undersIgBo hay formed a limited p TtusT.
ship for IN eoIiuct o. toe Dry n0gds business, u
the Arm s'yis u YArEsS wlSwALL WILLIAM
A. YATES aud JOSEPH G wlSwALL aTr the
general partners. sud RICHARD W 'ARTRR
no mas attributed ! O.O,D to the common stock
In CASH the -periAi partner. The ptrtner-h -
eommences March !. ls6a. aEd terminates with
February IS, 1871:
WILLIAM A YATES,
JOSEPH G. WlswA q,
General Partners,
RICHARD W, CARTRR,
fe27. aOiy Spaeial Partner
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RANK UPTCY NOTICE

proved their ella ms! '
You are hereby nollhed to appear before the gu
Rreme Court Of Tue District Of COlumbia, sitting In
ibnSnSIIHPtey, on the ah day Of March, 1859. at
city, to show cause why a dis chSrEe from ali his
debts should ct be granted to said Bankrupt
meetings Of said Bankrupt's cTedtO Will be he i
before the Register at lac same place at u o'clock
m,
BY order of the Court.
pAyIDs doQDIH0,
u, 8 Marshal 0fD o., as MssIengeT
Test
X J, MEIGs, Clerk fs2iSml
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

DE-. HARBOUR I oheerfulIy add my testimony to
the efficacy Of your Invaluable Lotion. have had
occasion to use 1t In my family for the relief Of
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, and have found
II to effect an almost instantaneous cure regard
II as being the best preparation for the above AZ.
nietions that have evoT tried.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

ATTEMPT TO ron THE BASKING IIousE or
IIGGs * Coon Friday night some daring
burglars attempted TO effect an entrance to
the Banking House Of Riggs & Co., by cut-
ting out portion of the north wall Jf the
building, where the vault Of tn uank /. To-
crtcd. After cutting hole three feet 4"
.ud twenty two inches deep th' thievr. con
cludcd that they had uuiNr.dken too great q
lnh and gave up the work Experienced H.
trctiye officers who have seen the work stItc
that there were three mer cngss A lr the at
tempt, who were evidently old hands 1t the
business. The officers arc now engaged In
following m the marks left by the lrglar.,
and it Is highly probable that the parties will
be brought to Justice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22
Hotels ana Restaurants

THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR STRANGERS tt
L stop 10 this city Is at No. 49, Pennsylyapia Az
snus. Call aud try IT, fel5.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING OCTOBER l, 1893.
Leave Alexandria daily. except Sunday, At a.
N and IN. N. for LeesbqrE Leave LeesburE for
hlexandIia a. 2 m and l3;b P N. =,
ar.t.slass Coaches. which Leave Lessbprs On
ton, Pufcellyille, sniekersyilie, Berryyille,
Winchester and Cspon spr!ngs; returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Pm
days.
Leave Lessburg for ,klddleburs on M9ndays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
IsilLGaa train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Leaves Middlebufg TuesdAys, Thursdays and Sat.
urdAys, alta m. and arrives at LeesburE at "
m, and tper rallroadl arrives at Alexandria at
more the same day.
from ard AFTER Juus =, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Capon Springs
fARB,
PROM ALEXANDRIA TO
L. NburE..,......H 90 Capon sprinEs...",G
HAinilion ,,....,.... rs Balls Mills....... .,
parssIyiIis '''..... hMidiiss,iii;:.;..'.''''
Wlnebester. 's;.....P %
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

sELLISJ Logon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Thompson had before him, at the Second
precinct station house. on Saturday, WIN.
Q.igley and Patrick Falcy "a III charge OF
both OF the parties being c.r.rlv proven, they
were fined 800 each. FG.sy paid the amount,
but Qulgley gave the necessary bond rad
appealed his fine.