davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-27
Personal
PERSONAL
Mzh pr. Walkers new trowsers are pes

An. pr, Wa!ke1ss new troTsers are pes
grten.
E O. Halle, better eaoyn q IA Hcsd," the
Southern hnnoslsr, died Ia Austin, Texas, on The
14th INST
Dr. H1G1, noted oculs: Of Dolosua, Ita.t, u
going to 111cA, Fczu. to opet7se or The cJe Of
merchant there, taking In advance the expenses Of
himself and Assistant, and fec Of *, coo cash
Hgeneral15 believed that the Chinese actnort-
tte4 1t rekln hare officially tntlrsted to S:r Ruth
erford A1coci tha. &he Duke Of Edinburgh Cannot
be 1tcctrrd By the RoFal Faully Of Cni1a Oh 4
footing Of equality.
AAf. ThaekeTag," nd N American lAdE, us
1t uue, tbs dreadful story 1nlcn He hear about
Iou and Miss Brnn!e5 "Aadant." responded
tbc burty novelist "itlk Er.eve to say, too tue
Stx children were the frutt Of thai rnhA'lo~r1
intimacy, AID Killed them al with ny OWE
| hand"
Prince Arthur Is tail and Alender, With tnc
and fAa1t1eA.lJ conbed head Of bruxn halr, and
his youthful face ls o1nApeuted with an English
pattern of whistcrs and noustAche, highly credit.
able to The physical development Of young uA1
OF nineteen. When he landed Al Halifax, he wost
a oIa1k drcss coa;, closely buttoned, pauss ol
| light t1xb hue a"choker" collar Of caoI1ous
tlic, and black Elk " stlc." .-
| The Rochester q. II Dtmacrut, speaking o.
Mrs. Stoves article on tho BrTooa, kays: we
Ecsf remark, II IN Incidental commentary On sats
| stosJ, thAt Lady Byron many years Ago comin@ni
| cated to IN American lady OF the highest eha-ac
| ter the tr1t reason Of her eepaat1on from Lcr
[ Byrou. The c1o8e Assigned VITA horrible enough
but cannot be repeated u print It WIS, however
| tot1nJ di6erert from this cause Assigned bJ Afa
SiQNe,H
, 1869-08-27

hllls, which were defeated, that would have
ndded heavily to the present excessive
tariff. On the subject OF "more
tariff" he in monomaniac. His
cry A, "Give, give" ike the
horse-leech'a daughter, Unless partially
demented on the subject, be would nere.
darc to stand nrbefore the people Of Ohio
aud contend TINT tho tariff on salt, iron,
copper, coarse wool, paper, lumber, coal
md hundred other articles, scan be truly
and properly called n revenue tariff" Il IL
lis sound mind, he knows better. IL
knows that the duties on those essential
Of life wete levied to prevent impor.atio,
| and cut of revenue, and give monopol
| to eersAin classes Of persons and enabl
them, by statutory Interference, to charg
the public for those articles more tha:
| they arc worth.
, 1869-08-27
A Warning to Excursion Parties to
CnltEof1aIn.

Its to be feared that tho e1euTAinn parties %
Caltforn!a being sent out by Cincinnati md Ut.
Louis stArs too Late. The Chicago commercial
partJ has taken al the cream on California hospl-
sal!tr, and left only the atin.nIk for Cincinnati
and IT, toula This Il the grecung that ono Of The
San Francisco papers sends to the other c!tics:
"ASGkls' Sis1rs--1t u with sincere regret that
We learn Of the determination Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce to vtst San FraLClkco.
We Eopo It = cot Jet TOO late 70 induce them to
ane that tho Visit can 10 u NM good, and il will
iake warning by TIC iate Of the Wisconsin ras1J.
parturc of their Gnicaeo predecessors, walked
Into about the noat OPAQUE obucurltJ snd oblivion
u hau probably ever been their lot to encounter.
Were they feasted at the Lick7 We're tho fruits
O! California spread out for their npproyals DID
tho paid muse Of the .st'rs Latter strike her mes.
aehie'ements: Sot nneh; iaey Gang md
| departed Ike tbs wind, which bloWeth as i
l!sleth, and no man 1noWeta Mhenes I
inside moi the slsh,est Ripple upon The sar
Of tempting Hospitality. We haze no onlect'ot
visits re,atn sno pToserolal pccui.afltses; but "
would prefer to entertain this kind Of guests una
wasss-eaSh at hs Own Pn,yatS r., f. expense. pas
Hans Drcitmanu gift ba1s5-vers tsl dat bait!
| ncW >" -........
4 Cincinnati gentleman. IN San Francisco, says
| In alet1cr tuclostng thts extract:
"Ftom his 5ou vii gather the tone Of genert
feeling here IS to municipal yts!ta:!oas. II
Chicago visitors TOOK the cream Of CalifoEn!a ho
mix cnalked instead Of their hat., snnM d,
however, all can to RhoW the Cincinnati deltg,
ton alouna, and make their 7tsli pleasant m
Chicago, however, owes San Francisco zoo
turn lor lss hospitality, aud when she sends
in fhor ~ fhN aria
, 1869-08-27

We feel sympathy with that scared
town on the Potomac. "between the
mouths Of East.sn Branch md Canego-
chsague," as it WAS desiguated some time
sinoe in an act Of Congress locating the
National Capital there. It cost the nation,
for four yearH, five hundred millions Of
dollars and fifty thousand lives, to be able
to read in the morning papers, "u1l quiet on
the Potomac" And after nil this prodigious
outlay We are suddenly told that things are
very unquict on tho Potomac. For four
months Grant has been retrenching.
Washington would have felt less hurt to
have had hundred thousand rebels en-
trenching all around it than one President
setrenching inside, Under Mcclellan aud
Andrew johnson its condition can best be
described in the language which the
Psalmist applies to Jcshuron
"Jeshuron whxed fat,
And down bis betty hung.
Against tic Lord his God he ktcEcd,
Aud up Ills nuttocks uung."
But under Grant, ten Thousand clerks and
dependents on clerks, have been cut off
from their adhesive attitude toward the
pubic teat. The lobby and oface-brokcrs,
strikers, and public begga1a and stcalesa
have cleared out and gone to hoeing corr,
and into other industrial and philanthropie
| enterprises. II we estimate this miscella-
neous brood at two thousand more, We have
total Of twelve thousand consumers With
drawn. They hare either left tho city OF
nre trying to borrow money to get AWAY
with. 1hey do not zoar or rage. Tht
gums Of Washingtonian, when withdraw
from the government nipple, nrc made
quute to any stronger effort thar
plaintiye bleat. But the loss Of twelve
Thousand customers is loss to the retail
trade Of the town, in the single item O.
shoes ]onc, Of $loo,o0o a year. 7
g.ocers and other retailers the loss is sev
eral millions. While the good people ar
calmly facing ruin under these esasper
ating conditions, they suddenly woke up Il
tho CONSEQUENCES TINT the pious old line
backed and crnmple-horned mooley whicl
they have been milking 70 long, is going t
be driven away to meadows green and paf
lures new. Removal Of The eapital! Tho
read, na Delahnzzar road, md are dumE
: We arc really sor1y for thon. Will som.
body pasa around tho hat for tho Washing
ton 6ufcrcrs2 They havo already OF
tears. But We would fain give them OF
4 stamps also.
, 1869-08-27
Negro Emigration From Tennessee
to Florida.
El111a kdk Na1hr1tts h...x t.....a~

The Columbia ErJaL, Democratic ,os,rca,
nz1ngs intesl!2epee Of = movement which tctlca,ea
that Great alaI1n and apprehension eytsrs g~onRsr
doi NINE , Sendison. AaHIy County Is one ot the
most les1ue regions tn the St4.e, and Is the home
ol MANI wealthy and intelligent farmers, A1 there
Muss pe n ua1sEai uneaAlaess on the talnds Of
tne neeIpts to intcce them 70 QUIT rtch farming
aHaEt mhefe their isbpr u g5estlT needed to seeE
~ nome u tne Ml3s OF F1osida and .a1lzpua, Tna
d59ta states the c2se az follows:
LMs HecH ne spoke OF a disposition prevalent
a9noag eone negroes N the county TO en1lHate-
ane EspoIr, tnsIead Of progtng to be cauasd, II
sonA5Aed, Aud the movement II now known 70 be
selou1J tesarded By large number Of Ehe COL
osca people at the county Some white stoseEs
are evidently Inducing them to get up party to
eMigfate to Florida, where they are 70 get their
nnK.ptontaed forty ucEea We learn that about
20 tosofst men hare signed Z paper p!eugox
themselves to 60 to Florida, and the leaders OF
coloscd opinion. Aauaei Polk and Cap Jordan,
negro Popolsuen oi Naau County .,:n them
"hrn They 60 Ne have beard os another party
proposing 70 60 TO Ar1zoua, or some other new
country where lands nrr chesp and plentiful
While wg would regret 70 see the coosed people
do anything ,nimtca 10 their real interests, +
cannot be concealed that the e0fz1attoa will nos
prove In the end detrimental 70 the interests of
The whlte people Of ,oe county. new Kind OF
labor VIII come In TO supply the de1c1t created By
the emigration Of the uexEnes, Which WILL prob
ably be more advantageous. not more desirable
to tho N1ltt people"
, 1869-08-27

1900 acres sumner fR1loNed ready for the seed,
Ind, ba11pR TenteA more land, expects to raise
ireru s 100 TO $500 actes of wheat next year, he
has made ardfgrnc pInat as IL la, but aAI1 that
II he dared to employ Chinese latosc11 he could
have done The work for hni the money md quite
u well This is h'l sc1J well, bnt the trouble Is
that ihe example stlih dtsstrpu1}y On tho small
farners. II IneJ capnot also make theit thou-
sanda Of dollars on every crop they are tissatis-
Qed and complain OF nhArd umcsr ultimately
selling out and going Cd to White Pine or some
other distant mining camp, IN eearch OF sudden
and enormous wealth. This Is bad stale Of IT,
fa11a, but 1t will cad some time and then calIfor-
I p,a Will become what Nature designed her to he-
l The garden ot the world.
In Ill fairness nnst SAT that think the time
10 bur smAn farms IN callfornla Ia now, and that
money invested In t1ch property this year OF ne1t
will be wtselJ Invested, and repaJlng the puIchA-
eer naDJ J-ictd In comparatively h11ef periot o!
time. The expectation Of ralstns aud other d.4ed
fruIt wine, wAlputs, ALMONDS, nlk, silk-worus'
eegr, and many other products Of California soil
1 md climate, will become IN immense item II our
commerce before many years elapae, aud hun.
dreds Of thousands Of people can IND profitable
euplol nent In raising md preparing them for the
market In districts now almost unluhsbi,ei and
wholly uoproducttre-
TIE POLITICAL s11rA71ox.
| Politics are Icci!edlr mixed here inst now. All
| the taxpayers and respectable cttizels Of Call
/ fofnla, and particularly Of San Francisco, appear
10 be heartily Sick Of party polItlca and party rule.
| Our Governor ID q moderate Democrat-elected
b. the yotes o! moderate Republicans, who kne1
bin and fell confidence In his honesty and up-
fs2htness which tbey did not reposc IN his oppo-
uent- One branch Of the last Legislature WI:
Democratic md the oshc. Republican, 80 thai
neither could steal the State, md the Governor
bJ the veto power. held both N check From
present appearances the September election VII
result In the choice Of oue Repuolran-
saNyef-aud one DemocEat-Ctocket-tt
the Supreme Court bench. In Sal
Franciaco, there Is not the ghost Of show To-
The election Of q straieht-oat Republican ticket
ard the taxraJ1ng portion OF the community ar
SO heartily sick Of the rule oi the Democracy tha
thes have nominated M independent Ticket To-
municipal ofnces, taking Democrat and Repub
iican, Of known integrity, alternately alt the VIZ.
through. There Is fair prospect faas this tieke
viii win. especially d The Republican Conyento,
nantfesss I disposition to endorse II, and coHnn
Is own WoIk to the nomination OF Leg,slatiy
ticket, Ehtch, IN any event, can be but PARTIAL
| EuccesstnL Ten laJs more will tell the story
| Pnrty l!ncs arc completely broken up, Aad nos
I " the longest pole Knocks the persImonA"
AL1AXoKr1
, 1869-08-27

Pendleton, in hB letter Of acceptance,
charges his opponent, Governor Hayes, with
being Rilent o.. the subject Of the Fifteenth
Amendment in his speech opening the CAM
pigu. But Hayes retorts on Penaleton
that he, too, failed 10 define his position on
it in his letter Of acceptance. In suhso-
quent speeches Hayes advocates its ratiaca-
tion by tho Ohio Legislature; but thus ia,
Pendleton has dcdged the question. HI
acts on the hypothesis that reticcnce on hi.
part is proper, but not on the part of his
punanent
, 1869-08-27
The yIcksburx tAlsal Hs7oM, speaking II ro,rt-
erl movements u that Si1te1 says:

ffl MtfEMEnl9 II lu1t 8E1IG1 9333.
-Wt ar penees.ts. ~ - not Repuhie.az, I'D
Tits thtak AdFxao!e} He u "a Il - nsusocrHss 10
Dot u Republicans CeneEal Grant and tansftss 40
!srtsd 70 Hstnb3ean;za+ TheI know thai - sappost
tie Fer nne.a ue5et not fsUn eaoiee t from necss1a.
cenFs nte n ssst thss ~ IoP & Nsi.fa
aaeer peeessaty, Republeaa ptitsspies sad RsuSSc
noninsts @ fer ofaee; a9e sadir mistaken, Gra1t Ia
tnh"s m Political ...tas md situation II Ill 4
tsue and none we thtnx. wa aoabt It. !e n then nd
attnow leage that We have differences "a cur ssat.
which Ne mnst totFee md ln sensible zen tst abo3;
NAolre tn III Gqss eaectcA uap9tt,T
, 1869-08-27
Senator John Sherman said in his Canton
0t,io enoan nh TIE 9th NJ dnx,

cA4Vy 64%ESA eAAi N%AGA N1J
IL have shared tn framing I'll tho tasin bills that
have passed EouEress Tor the past twelve yest8-I
thipk st1 In nnrnbet-And either or all OF them
or a protective tnF1n. as you cnoose-Jou pay
sour money hnd you takc your choice Of natncs =
The Senator IS too modest by half, He
has shared in framing and passing just
tuHre bills increasing tho tariff. The List
one was The bill increasing tho ta1 on the
consumers OF copper. He hes also helped
to frame and pass bali dozen other ta1ld
, 1869-08-27

The reported rejection by the Chinese
Emperor Of the t1eaty proposed with the
United States by his OVID ambassador, Ar.
BurlinEsnc, will strike the American mind
with peculiar surprise. It would seem to
indicate an euti1e reversnl Of the policy
, 1869-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS

It Is not Improbable that the Italian capital Will
be removed f1om Florence to SapleA
Selling reserved ecais In rallsoad cars Is pEac-
tissd on some Of the Eastern roads.
The mercury stood al 1853 In Washington on
Saturday, and ,o1o on Tuesdsy. II Is . happlneaa
that our valuable public servants nearly all out
oI town. Official bfIina wM no. operate when
the mercury stands at lo3 and los in lhc shade
A workman at Lieeo has Invented brrech.
loading r!te which viii discharge thrift bullets
res minute. The trials which have heen msde
show thu. 1t vii! bear charge OF fortJ.:wo
grammcs Of powder aud tnlzty-n,e bullctA
4 correspondent Of the Boston .,tstrnas says the
Rh!skcy destroyed BY the lAtG rnllsdciphIa lrc
would havc made sixty. y.tour millions Of "s:,asht
drink which, Al - cents glass, would amount
to $50 o0o o] more than onp-shll Of the national
debt
Fanny Fern says: aft onc.hnf he girls knew
the previous lives of the men They m2:1J, the LIT
OF old mads would be wonderfully increased"
| Whefeupon the Boston fost asks: Ut the rnco
knew what their future lives were to be, wouldn't
Ii increase tic list Of Old malda Etil further
In thc act q Tie Brit.ah parlla1nent trst print-
cd 10 shorten tho tenn OF residence required ~
qualification for the municipal napchise, II La en-
acted ihat In the statutes on The subject when
ever wof11s Occur which import the masculine
gender, the sane shall Be held to include females
lor Ill purposes connected with, and haEnR refer
cnce to- the right to sote In the election OF Couu-
clors, Auditors, and Assessors-" one year oc-
cuIA;ion Is ~ ent1te persons to the municipal
franchise.
4 Paris correspondent says the Eara53ao girls.
wh A.crer 1uAy he the re4son, have the finest hair
tn Europe. There IS IN the town where the fasF
Austrian Empress paseeA her childhood the mon
unect Of = str1 who died Of having too much hAl1.
Ills ktaied In her ep!tAph that the nonnshment OF
her body was absorbed bJ the capillary vessels
/ fhsth hOrh r. tn m hoTt far nm
, 1869-08-27

RI untrue that ". chaso a Alone respouslhl,e
for the repeal Of the consc,ttbHty ciansn: nh
istiuQ premium on the bonds: It Ii untrue that
maxim E1cenbackA Aad honda conF FcrtibIc, 1t the
option Of the holder. ogcra the only method By
out paylng psru,um.-Chted7o 7ime4.
/. Had not Chaso recommended it, urged
it ind lobbicd It, tie convertibility clause
would not have been repealed. So fur as
it is possible for one man to be responsible
for tho repeal, that man is the Democratic
candidate for The Presidency.
Q. II is quite ceztain that there would be
no premium (bcyond the tenth Or eighth oi
ono per cent? On bonds orcr greenbacls
| il the latter we're convertible into bonds a
tho pleasure Of the holder. How coult
thcro be? Tho grcenbacks wonld thes
bcar tic gaIno relation to tho bond that tha
bank noto now does to the legal-tendc
note. The repeal Of tho conlertlbilit,
| clause is, therefore, necessarily the Cause Q
tho existing premium on bonds.
| 5. We admit there is one way by whic,
bonds can be bought with currency with
ont paying premium, md that is III
method proposed by Governor Seymon
last summer when he was running as th
Denocratic candidate for President, viz.
By 1cdeeming the g1ecubacks III coin, an
thereby raising their value to par Wit
gold, They can then be tenderea to th
holders Of bonds dollar for dollar, and III
Inter will bo glad to accept them in pa.
ment without any premium. This
Governor Seymours plan, and II
whole Democratic party voted ft
him. The other plan is that I
milking greenbacks convertible in'
bonds. We know Of no third plan TINT ar
responsible party ever devised OF proposes
1t Is very certain TINT the government b
no right in law OF equity to FIRST deprecia
its notes by anuuLiug their convertbilit
in violation Of tho original contract vi
the public creditors, md then to tend
them, dser being thus debased, Mt pas
payment Of bonds, and attempt to coer
thoir acceptance. Only rpscals-Who soon
OF later are suso to find their way into t
States P1isor-wM seriously advocate su
proposition.
, 1869-08-27

can politics it may not stagger under the
load Of its recent crimes and present in.
fanny.
, 1869-08-27

On the 11th inst, mat named woman, Hno
had stolen some live stock In the tctntfy OF Rose
Greek, WAS Killed, near Little blue Station By q
PARTY OF men VITO hail ru1sned h!n- woman S
wife and si1 children were with him ut the tlre be
was Killed, md were brought back to the te;te-
u1eots BY the artr OF rurs1crs. Tho wife declared
that, II they had given her husband chance, he
would hare cleaned out the Whole party. He was
extensively armed, having tEo heavy repeating
t,Gcs, bctl1ea par Of large reyolTere-
TIE IENRIToRIEa.
S. y. Caycn, rallsoad ssent ii Green River, Wy.
oning, was SHOT and Killed, q few days ago, BY
Ebcnezer Smith. lie wus arrested. The..meu wcre
rnte1stood 10 be competitors tor the nHcetions o.
\ married lady who belonged 10 neither. Tnt
! body of The murdered 1nA1 WA sent to Geneva
ILL., for tntetHert
, 1869-08-27


in crossing over, since it has no such point
to gain as the Southern had in view, il can
only mako cleau suErender-horse,
foot and dragons, like Lee ut Appomatto1,
or, still better. dcad sink, like that Of
phnsaoh, his hoEscmen a1d char1ots, in the
Red Sea.
There is in fact no alternative for the
| Democratic party, now cut in two by the
| forward movement Of tho Southern Demo-
c1ats, except dlsunion, two canditlates md
igpou,sni ous collapse in 1872, OK reunion
Oh The basis OF universal suGrago in all tho
States, the abandonment Of tho Democratic
name, the support Of Grant'a alnainistra-
ton, and tho general uplifting, by the late
Democrats as well as rebels, Of standards
whereon Ill the principles Of the
Republican party, and none Of those
Of the Democratic party, shall
be emblazoned. by such n universal ab-
sotption Of the Democratic into tho Repub-
) Icau party, tho latter, after one Unanimous
! reelection Of Grant, would become no1i.
} bund and fau apa1t ot i,a ovn voight, upon
other questions, very likely On those oi
finance and economy. Tho results wo have
J outlined being only question Of time, il
: remains for the Democratic leaders to de
J te17nine whether ther shall be reached II
1872 or four years later. But without 50
I ing down into the Valley Of tho Shadow q
, Death it can never put on its resurrection
q, garments. No obstinacy Of Nasbyisu
!, can avert the destiny Of Dc
mooney, whether as to its principles, it
organization, or its name--saturated =
Q they al nse with alavesy. rebellion, blood
e and crime. They will bo stamped out gu
:. obliterated. The places which now kno,
d them will be disinfcctel and deodorizet
. 20 that when, decades or centuries hence
! | the name Democracy rcappcars in Amer
The evening Argus., 1869-06-03
Best ramiIv Csroceriea
PHTLLEO WOODRrFP.

10 the market at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Goods delivered free Of charge to any part of
no city.
DTrvrrrA ,roorv.-
The evening Argus., 1869-06-03
We Believe in Advertising.

The ARGUS Office is the best in Western
Illinois
1t is the most thoroughly managed the
best equipped and appointed, and has the
most ahlItul workmen money can procure.
We can do all manner Of work in the
most expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel,
pearl, antique, Bristol or china, in gold,
silver, tints or colors.
Our wishing and wedding cards com
mand universal admiration.
Our ball and invitation cards are typo.
graphical models
Business cards shipping cards, railroad
cards, stair cards, show cards, or any
other cards, done at the shortest notice.
Bill heads, checks, drafts, letter heads,
envelopes, statements or bills of lading per.
tectly executed.
We do splendid poster work, of every de-.
scription.
Lawyers briefs, catalogues, folders, price
lists, speeches or sermons, printed at the
ARGUS office are unexcalled.
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds
quit claim deeds, tax sale deeds, bonds for
deeds, truat deeds, manufacture blank books.
ana DO any other kind Of work that can be
o'uereu' dly.
The evening Argus., 1869-06-03

THE CHcHCH FESTIVAL To-NIGur.-O.
course everybody intends to be on hand thi.
evening at the trawberry festival at Darts
Hall The ladies have made competent
preparations, and a most agreeable time
| can be looked for. Strawberries are ALWAYS
IN order, when procurable, and better
weather for lce.crean couldn't be improyi,.
ed between this and the tropics Any able
bodied man, in such weather, and in such 3
cause, should be able to swallow a ton of il
at least. And then what can be more
charming than to see whole pIatcfuls of
cream and berries disappear between the
coral lips, and down the swan like throats
of youth and beauty, while the mellow notes
OF music swell through the massive hall,
adding additional enehantment to the be.
"'Idenng scene. To "see Venice and die"
as oil right enough in its way bat to see
'D' o'oom'ns daughters of Rock Island de.
s''0! "noie bushels of strawberries, no.
wy" 'ne'r smiles and silverv laughs !.
ID uoh healthier amusement. Don't follow
our example, and grow poetical, but call
around at Darts Hall and see if YOU CAM,
worry down few quarts.
The evening Argus., 1869-06-03
Nail Routes

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-rrivsI at
$40 A. VI. anI 620P. ". Closesat6.IOA.M NJ.
and 500 P. VI.
PORT BYRON MALTA WsteTtown, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron aud CorIova, ar
rlves at IS A. Nj. Clysesi.5V z. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL--(by osrsI daily, leaves
between and 5 A. 81, returning at about
?. VI. orion aud Andover are supplied BY
this EUuto.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAtL-urivssAt1 t15UA.
N. and g06 p. VI. Closes at $40 A. NJ. and
s.OO 2. VI
ALEDO MAIL-via Camden MiIlg, Andalu-
sta, Eigington, HAMLET, PerrYton, Alodo, High
Point New Boston, kaithsburg, 0quaWka to
O4uawka junction, .6lget0wnJ, leaves daily
between , s. ", aud arrives at $50 p NJ.
Mai matter tor pehsaIt Ridge, HaElitt, Buf-
hl0 Prairie. Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek, and NIarsburg goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--yR Presumption, sueE.
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove and
Richland Grove to Monmouth, oavos Tues
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wodnesdays and FRI
Day A. =. ". Ca0iro Ridge is supplied
ou Tuosi fya ry this raato,
CENTRE RIDGE, Ein Rural, once week. Ar
rIves Friday evening, "a, p'gi0es. AID leaves
Saturday morning at O'clock.
Office hours from 73,U 4. ". o. 500 t. VI.
sss~sua.agg,ug ugtu from to 10 AM.
Y. b. UsaoES, Post Master