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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

THEATER.-A fair audience at the Opera
House, last night, gave Ellsler's dramatic
troupe warm welcome. The play OF the
octoroon was well performed. and intro
duced to the audience those Columbus fa-
vorites, Miss Clara Morris, Hattie Mckee,
Messrs. Day, Irving, Hill and Ogden, and
several new facess Miss Morris has greatly
improved since we last saw her, and is
now one Of the most graceful and pleas
ing leading ladies on the stage. She is as
full of talent as dog is of fleas, and will
ere long win name for herself among the
best actresses of the day. Hattie Mckee
has also taken long step forward in the
past two years. Careful actresses and hard
students, these ladies have a bright future
in their profession. OF the other members
of the company we have not time to speak
tonight. We shall point out their merits
and demerits during the brief season here.
Tonight we are to have the Hidden Hand,
with Miss Morris as Capitola. Black, and
John Ellsler as Old Hurricane. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Ellsler will shortly give
us the great sensation, Under the Gaslight.
again. The bill tonight is one that should
fill the House.
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For SALE.-One Family Carriage. built
by Watson, of Philadelphia. One Dog
Cart, built by Brewster & Co., of New
York; nearly new. One very light no top
Buggy weight, 136 pounds; nearly new.
One Jaeger Wagon, with top, built by
Brewster & Co., New York. One Portray
Sleigh, very light, and almost new. One
set fine Coach Harness, made by Lacey &
Phillips, of Philadelphia. Also, one Track
Sulky Skeleton Wagon, light; single and
double Harness; bells, &C.. AS intend
changing my residence April LIST, the abov
will be sold low. RICHARD NEv1Ns..
jan23 diff
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SATCHEL SToLEN.-There was stolen
from car of the 1:4O Cincinnati train last
Thursday, a hand-satchel containing pa
pers of value to no one but the owner. If
the satchel and contents be returned to
this Office, s25 reward will be paid, and no
questions asked. jan25-2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

A COLD neglected, frequently lays the
foundation of uncurable Consumption
True, they will swear out" but they often
wear the patient out. The best cure is
Humphreys Homeopathic Cough and
Fever Pills. Taken alternately, they al
lay the fever, irritation, and cough, heal
up the lungs, and cure the disease. Price,
6 boxes for 81 25. Sold by dealers,
and sent by mail on receipt of the
price. Address, HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co., 562 Broad
way, N. Y. iy13-d&w1y-cw
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BANQUET TO THE LEGIsLATURE.-On mo-
tion of Mr.. Ross, the City Council last
night passed resolution to tender the
Governor and members of the General
Assembly banquet at not very distant
day, and the necessary committees to make
the affair success were appointed. This
is right and proper. Columbus has many
times been the recipient of great favors at
the hands of the General Assembly, and it
is but just and proper that, around the fes-
tive board, the necessary acknowledge
ments should be made and thanks return
ed. Mr.. Ross has done well in this, and
the Council has acted in good taste in
unanimously agreeing to his resolution.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
oincinp"t' Money market-Jan. ..
GOLD--136 buying.
EXGHANGE--Firm at par buyinr.f


b New York Money market-Jan. IS.
MoNBf-The supply is large and in
creasing, while the demand is compara-
lively moderate. Bankers were accom-
modated at 697 and Government dealers at
ogo per cent. Business papers discounted
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firma at 10asI
LOT bankers at go days, and llO3zIall2 fnr
snort snort sight. The supply of Commercial
GOLD-Opened at 1867 but fell 70 1ae1<
@I364 There IS large short interesf .ouIs o,,rs
Standing. The market closed firm.
New York stock market-Jap oxS
I GOVERNMENT STOCKS Stropoer
with an. advances ofi16@1<, while the a..
mand was well distributed throuqhout the
West. The bonds ofsmaller rdenominationa
are especially active and command %0I
PEI cent. Coupons of 'el, ll236G9112t: do
,62 ll3l9ll33ss; do '64 lI21s@ll25ss; do '65
1I93ss;; do new 10s5S@10sz2; do '67 1857
+ Raiiways actiye aads b6Syaiit. with .
general advance: market fell off during
the afternoon. New York Central, which
touched 1858 during the day, fell about 1
per cent. wbile Rock Island, Northwest
ern, old Southern and Ohio & Mississippi
each lost part ofthe advance. The market
telose was strong though hunsettled MS
cellaneous sharesAPacf1e Mail was sold as
high as 12I3ss, and as low as 512Q]S. Ex-
press shares dull. sls5ss Z 4io - :
$50 prices.-Wells' Express 2sa 2eIS;;
American 43; Adams 54lz; United Staies
5l8@5215a; Merchants, Union l7@
171z; Pacific Mail. III; Western Union
Telegraph 56A @361a; New York Central
44@l6415ss; Erie 3614;. Reading 971<;
rerre Haute 411@4i1a; Wabash 64L
@647e: st. Paul 745s s@755 Fdrt wayne l2f
@l241s; Ohio & Mississippi 37@3736; Mich
igan. Central 1I7@llsa;d Michigan South
ern 93994; Illinois Central 1885,;
Pittsburgh 935s; Toledo. .107; Rock Island
i331stSl33114; Northwestern 31<9S3JS c.,
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bers of che CITY Council from the different

bers of the City Council from the different
wards were appointed such committee.
live committees was. appointed Messrs.
Donaldson, Reinhard, Ross, Bergin and
Patterson were appointed such committee.
Mr.. Donaldson. from the committee on
GoodaIe Park. reported back an ordinance
to lay out and establish Buttles avenue in
the city of Columbus. The rules being
suspended, the ordinance was passed-yeas
10.
On motion, the Council adjourned, to
meet again in two weeks. ,g5so=
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~ PEN1rENTIARy ARKvALs.-Three pris-
,cners were rece we'd at the Penitentiary
yesterday from H yhiand county: Dcrritt
Goens (coloredl. manslaughter.seven years;
Morris w. Humphr. y. horse stealing, three
years; VIM. Ccmstock (second conviction).
grand larceny, one ar.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THOUSANDS of Inebriates have been re-
stored to temperance, health and happiness
by the aid of ''Dr. Johnston's specific for
Drunkenness" Every respectable Drug
gist keeps it for sale.
sep22 22dt&s&w1y-cw
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w The mortgages of the Olentangy
Park Association are requested to call at
my office and receive balance due them in
full.
jan14-tf RICHARD NEvINs, Vice Pres't.
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st Louts market-Jan.as as .

- SC. Louis Market-Jan. 95.
FLOUR-A little better feeling, but prices
unchanged. aTs nGfisrfI11{gs f7et sd
WHEAT-Very dali, and but little ,do-s
ing. .5-;-;,,a., ....g .f,,,.,,, ..s...J..
'OATS-Unchanged 5s@62c.sah sat ssi.F
fBARLEY--Unchanged; 81 So92 20 for
spring. Ye2 .s. .gos "a bas ,fn=Hszem
RYE-Lower; 81 25@1 26. .,.,i,;1,,..-,i
WHfSKY-Nothing doing; nominally
95@96c. na5s 7.'sf 10 si'ailln4 sliIos
PROVISJONS-Veryf frm.qis1sE 81 I
fPORK-$3l 90. goi{s afys slat .sEitu siA
BULK MEATS-121sc, for shoulders
and 1870 for clear sides. 70 =.
BACON-Shoulders 1414@141kc, clear
sides &c., -.I Jcl GaT 90 o1 q bKol aidt
LARD-19@1915c in tierces, .algi1ssasS
HOGS-Unchanged; loo @1O51c for heavy,
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THANKs.-S. p. Axtell, No. 2l0 South
High street, corner of Rich, has our thanks
for two very beautiful pieces of music,
Summer Roses in. the Heart and Master
Charles Polka. Mr.. Axtell has made ar
rangements to have the latest and most
popular music constantly on sale.
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In TowN.-we were pleased to meet our
late fellow citizen, Judge Rankin, in the
city yesterday. He 10 at present located In
Chicago, where he is engaged in the prac-
rtice of the law.
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q ApMrrrED TO THE BAR.-Cassius 4
! Brelsman. of Cincinnati, has been ad-
mitt. d to the practice of law in the courts
al this state by the Supreme Court.
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A NuIsANcE.-The street corners at>the
intersection of some of the principal thor
oughfares are blockaded by venders of pat
ent commoi les and mouatebanks OF diff
ferent grades, to the annoyance OF the
public.r such nuisances should not be toll
Grated. We have respectable drug stores
for the sale of all useful articles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-26

T The weather was quite cool yester'
day. The sudden changes are giving every
body severe colds AMI :. brown creeters.
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There being two birds left it was deter
mined that Messrs. Miles and Gates should
determine the match. 1t resulted in an
other tie, Miles getting his and Gates get
ting his.
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COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 25th, 1851

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 25th, 1859.
CcuDcilmet pursuant to adjournment.
Present = Messrs. Armstrong, Beekley
BergiD, Caren, Chadwick, Donaldson
Frankel, Gibbons, Knopf, McAlister, Pat
erson, Reinhard, Ross, Wall and President
Naghten.
The President called the Council to or
Eter, aces. ora EesaHAs FEsJ
The clerk read the minutes of the previ-
Gus meeting.
The City Clerk made the following re-
port of receipts into and disbursements
from the City Treasury from the first to
the thirty first day of December, 1868.
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Jewelry made and repaired by G. E.
Smith, 27 S. High street, over Bain's store
nov6d3m
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~ Richard p Woodruff was on Satur
day appointed by Governor Hay PES 9 Notary
Public for franklin county.
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Chicago marketzJan. e5

I
FLoUR-Quie at s5 25@s So for spring
! WHEAT-No.7 steady andI quiet at
81 1901 %; No. 2 firm and 11x@l1Sc high
er at 81 141a@1 151a, closing With, buyers
at outside figures; sales since Change at
CoRN-Steady and firm; sales OF new at
54Is9954lac no grade az 491s oslo; closing
at 541ac Tor new; old MOL sold ,62c cash,
and zoe buyers May; new sold at 555zc
seller March, and 54114 @5424 seller Febg
ruary; nothing doing this afternoon. 10 sib
] 'OATS-Less active at 4s1z@482zc- for
| No. 2, and 4511a(@453c for rejected; closing.
| at 4S14@4S34c for No. 2. !, Ni M
RYE-In Iair request and 19@Ic highers
| @1 10; closing at 81 l615l91 IL for No. i.
j BARLEYzFirm and steady; sales No. 2
at 81 S0@1 50 cash, and 81 IS seller Febru.
\ ary; closing at 81 80 cash. oaW seoay asE
DRESSED HOGS--Less activeG and
| shade tirmer; closing ar $12 50(@13 90; live
firm and steady at $40 10@l0 81 for iafrto
/ medium. 7A
New York Cattle market-Jan. IS. 3
| The receipts for, the week are. 55 900,
\ Beeves; 8 500 Sheep and Lambs, and 1889,
4 hogs, from the date of our last report up
to the close of last week. 11 HTsmsE %
! BEEF-Market moderately active with
\
| ranging from 10@175dc, the latter extreme.
To-day 'sarrivals were 1900 head, and there
was tolerably active demand, which ,wasi
chiefly for the best grades; prices steady
at 10@1711c for inferior to extra; we
quote, extra 17@I71ac; prime l64@16ac;
fair to good l5@l6c; ordinary l2@14c, and.
| inferior l0(911c. 9rf1 fsdi C ,f!os Il
.SPEEP. AND LAMBS-Soon after our
last report the market became quiet with
fair receipts. Prices for common stock
receded to 12(9123zc per pound, while those
of good stock was quite steady, but on the
closing day. of the week, however, the,
market was strong for all kinds and part
of the above decline recovered. To-day's
| supply was fair; the demand fair and gena'
orally steady, prices ranging from 5tsc soT
SIC for common Western to. extra Cana
da. The market for the latter part of last
week was quiet, business being restricted
by the smallness of the arrivals. Prices
firm to-day and arrivals small. being only
1,200 head at Fortieth street, ana Lbs at {
Communipaw. Market firm at liz s@115zc.s
DRESSED HOGS-Advanced, closing
at 14@l414c for Western, and 1416@l4ae
for city. IT. t,sognli Il & q ESD T0[ :
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Toiedo slarket-gan ,as., !;

FLOUR-Dull at So for spring extras.
sWHEAT-Dull and unchanged at 81 20 /
on spot; 81 "a, buyer, February other
grades not in1reqpest.i = sDisy iRaIs III hIa
-CORN-New opened at an advance OF
11sc and closed &c better; sales at 651lzc.
-OATS-Unchanged at 57a95sc. yi6l5s9s
RYE-Dull. :s13hs9I sffiusi12 hns ls7
JBARLEY-No. Michigan in demand
at 81 Is. ,,,,,,,s - !; - -,
HOGS Dressed a Shade better and active
at 13c, all weights.
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CIevoland marketa IAN as.1di

FLOUR-Quiet and steady. with q unod-s
crate demand. City made Xxx white at
$1l@u 25; Xxx, amber 50 5000 s75;l Xxx
red winter So 25(9S so; Xxx spring 81 75@
8 90; country made at 81 7S(9se for XXX sreds
and amber; 81 00@7 50ofors Xxx spring;
SO 25@10 90, for Xxx white. ~ bas .g7Tah
WHEAT-No red winter held at 81 So
91 20; No 2 do 81 SO.
lCORN-Sales at zoe. n'e-'A sht 70 -tc4
OATS-Held at 8lc. yii5l4 ylisIsasg q
RYE-Held at 81 80.
BARLEY-Dull and inactive; $2@2 05
for No Canada State held at 81 70@
20.
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RAILROAD MATTKK,.-T The stocks olders
ofsthe Columbus g Ho king Valley rail-
road meet in this city to day to elect di-
rectors. The annual meeting of the CO.
lumous & xenia takes place in this city on
Thursday. On Friday the stockholders of
the Columbus & Indiana Central road
meet here and will act upon the contract
with the Erie. The friends of the Penn
ssIvania Centr are confident that the
Erie project will be defeated, and their
Company made secure in the c., c. & L. C.
The city is full of rumors In regard to other
consultations, complications and combina-
tions that involve half the lines in the State
and in the West. s1 a
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.~Audrews & Huh have received the
tkifd number OF that peerless weekly
rH;aurth and Home. A. 3, i
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vAaaEp William Brown and Joi q
Boyd wrre arrested on Sunday night while
prowling round In q rather suspicious
manner. They seem to have q fendness
for testing back gates of yards where no
dog Is kept The Mayor yesterday fined
them SIS and cos s, and in default sent
them where the dogs won't bark at them.
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SPEcrE PAYMxSTs tREsuMED.-While we
were in the banking house of Rickly &
Brother, yesterday, we saw about $4,000 in
gold and silver paid in. We didn't think
there was so much specie in the world.
Mr.. Rickly tells Us that this IL but q sam-
pls OF, eye.y days e:ripts-s Well, it 1t
continues long, that house will be ready to
resume specie pay menss ona moments no
tice. As We gazsd on the glittering pile
our mouth fairly wats.red at the sight. Il
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AN OLD RESIDENT GoNE.-Cornelius
Sharp. la his Goth year died of apoplexy
In Truro township. on Wednesday, of last
week. He was at the battle of Platts-
burgh, N. T., and has resided in this coun-
~ for abou 60 ", RS. He was lifelong
Democrat, haviag cast his last vote for
Horatio Seymour. He was an uncle of DR..
C. C. Sharp. of this city. z
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A YOUNG WOMAN DRueoEp AND Ron.
BEp.-On the night train from Columbus to
Cincinnati Saturday morning, 22d inst.
says the Cincinnati Commercial, was a
young girl, apparently sixteen or seventeen
years OF age, who represented that she had
been drugeed and robbed Of all her money
twenty three -dollars-while waiting for
the train. at the Columbus depot. She says
she had the toothache, and tall young
man, with black hair and mustache, told
hel that, he was q dentist, and gaye her
something from vial, which he said would
relieve her. She, became insensible, and
when partly recovered her money was
gone. She was really very sick while on
the train. She said her name was Mile
Gallagher, and that her mother, widow
woman, lived in this city, She also stated
that she had been in the service of Hon.
Samuel Galloway for the last seven months.
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TRANSFERRED Y YEsrERDAY-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday: ssb
Samuel E. Kile, County Auditor, to John
G. McGuffey, Jan. % /; lot No. OF John
Shorts subdivision of lot No. 8 of r. E
Neil's addition to the city of Columbus, for
s4.07, tax and penalty. es q r
Samuel E. Kile, County Auditor, to John
@. McGaffey, Jan. 23d, lot No. of John
Shorts subdivision OF lot No. 9 of r. E.
Neil's addition to the city OF Columbus. for
$4.07, tax and penalty. 45s.4 4 ss..e.
John r. Hughes and wife to e. w. Jones,
June Sd, 1868, part of original lot No. $40
In the city of Columbus, for 50 600.
John Rohletter and wife to Auam Wink
ler,s oetober 14th, 1868, lot of land in s.
Parsons addition to the city of Columbus,
tor $I.0s5. es.os ..s.l.-'.- i :. aivis
VIM. Jamison and wife to Robert H
: Gardner, Jan. 22d, part of lots Nos. II and
II OF WIN. Jamison's subdivision of Outior
No. 66 in the city of Columbus, for 81 800
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I POLICE CouRr.-There were but three
galoots who answered at roll call Yesterday
morning. There is difficulty in bummers
getting benzine enough to make an effective
appearance on parade, SO they don't come.
A galoot will no>more appear before the
Mayor without the usual accompaniments
of headache and smell OF rifle whisky,
than he would refuse an invitation to
drink.
VIM. Leonard made his first appearance
In this court. His had been only a plain
drunk, SO he got off with the payment of
50 and costs.
Barney Snyder, alias Baron Swagsitoff-
beery, locke like beer keg yesterday.
On Sunday he was keg of beer. He had
been sloshing round loose, and sothe Mayor
made little speech to him. Did he say,
Forever float that standard sheet, where
breathes the foe but falls before us, with
freedoms soil beneath our feet and
freedoms banner streaming DER us !? Strike
for your altars and your fires, God, and
your native land? Not a word of it. He
merely said: :"Mr. Snyder, fine you SIS and
costs, and commit you to hard labor. onthe
chaingang until paid" And Barney, with
vengeance in his heart, tear in his eye,
and half pretzel in his pocket, went forth
hammering and to hammer.
Henry Blackman is white man, but this
white Blackman had been very drunken
man. He had been yelping and bowling on
the street worse than a Comanche medicine
man at the full of the moon. The Mayor
made little speechto him, too, requiring
a loan of So and costs on account of the
city. Henry had nary stamp, SO he ham,
mereth.
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s.FItEb YE TEsD Y.-The Cincinnati Ger
snlBuilding Association No 8, filed its
certificate of nlcu' p manon with the Sec
retary of State yesterday. II Is sorganiz d
for the purpose of raisin funds to be
loaned among its members for the purpose
OF recurring them real property. Capital
stock 5000. 700. in shares of $3.50 each. Tne
corporators are John n. Diehl, Peter G.
Keck, Fred. Busse, John Steng. G. F.
Seehner, Frank Helmekamp, and John f.
Ricard. ias = esis -.
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WARM WINTER WEATHER.-Nearly all
OF last week January was fairly finging
spring smiles in stray sunbeams over the
land. The air, ambient as April, tempted
the invalid out, and famed the fever of in-
dolence on the loafer's brow. Morning
dawned with gold and glamour, while the
vesper hour was draped in brilliant beauty
of rainbow coloring. Still, withal, the
days were dim. dreary, damp and desolate,
and a general depression, akin TO inerrness,
pervaded the people, who sighed for the
crisr,clear cold, the bracing atmosphere that
makes the pulse bound, and the man laugh
,out like frolicsome child, without know
ing why or wherefore, In which mid-win.
ter was wont to be eathroned. The week
was one of old winters wayward whims,
from Mondays commencement until. Sat-
urday's close, and we trust we may not be
troubled with a repetition of its unseason-
able, jokes from now until the booming
cannon and the pop of the fire-cracker
announce the approach of July 4th. ss
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The following is the score:

In the second match the sides were in
creased by the addition of another man
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= The third match was for three birds
each, five men to the side, the score
sta udinp az folIoue.

The last match was at three birds each,
twenty five yards rise, between the three
best shots on side. The following is the
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Balance in treas'y, Jan 1st. 1869. sl4sTs 65
B. F. Bowen, City Civil Engineer, made
the following report:
To the Honorable the City Council of the City
of Columbus:
The City Civil Engineer reports that the
eistern recently built in front of the new
Deaf and Dumb Asylum is full of water,
and therefore not convenient to measure.
Inc capacity, however, was estimated
from measures taken by Messrs. Beck and
Schwartz (Which are believed to be cor
rect), and from that data it will contain
four thousand, seven hundred and twenty
two barrels. Respectfully submitted.
Rouux,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-06
NEWS S.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis PostOfloe.

Chattanooga, Richmond, washington New
York, Baltimore, and ell cities Fast INC eoutni
Columbus, Ga, and Montgomery Ala el
stations on the Memphis ana 1nariSsUOn-
Mississippi Central, Mobile ana Ohlo, Nash-
willie and Chattanooga ana East tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2sN p.nl-i close AT ia
am, $500, -.
willie Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Fhila-
cities North and West, arrive at E;4O pm
sloses at 2 &6p pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nlcks-
burg Matches and all cities South, arrive at
pm; closes at 10: 40 am.
All stations on the MISSISSIPPI anu Iennes-
see. New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads. arrives at 3 pm; closes atl0:5 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays eNcepted,D arrive al
pm: close at 5 pm.
Marion, WittsbuFg and Claiborne ARK
ri-weekly) Monday, Wednesday ana Ilday,
arrive at 10 am. close ct II an.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, MISS, lsemA-
weekly Monday and Friday arrive AT 4p.m.'
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 q. m. close atu am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river (sem-weekly) Tuesday and Sat
urdey- arrive at am; close atAp.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena. and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive at pam; close ats
A andngs on the Mississippi river south,
(semi-weeklY Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at 9 close at pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north,
(semi-wesklY Monday and Thursday, arrive
At 9 am; close at $3.50 pm.