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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-26
10. VAULX, JS.,
WITH
GRIFFIN, HENDERSON s CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Notions, Hosiery & Furnishing Goods,
/ Al WALKER STREET, NEW YORK.

1T Is FACT ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE
i ShreVydest and most successful mer-
chants of the country, that it is decided
advantage to buy these goods from a strict
IY first class n Ouse, making them a spec
ialty. Such we offer to the trade.
We sell the best manufacture of Shirts in the
market.
Orders solicited from merchants wishing goods
at the lowest New York rates. feb2+1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Extensive Furniture Sale this Morning
BY BARNES, sPITZ & co.

A LSo TRUSTEE SALE OF BAR FIXTURES,
n belonging to the st. Cloud Bar Room. Sale
to commence at 10 O'Clock.
BARNES, SPITZ co,
feb26 1t No. % College street.
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HORTON, rIcROBERTs * co.,

febl2 If Bl 80 Broad street.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

nAPTlNG AUGERs.
AXES, YR0Rs, WEDGES,
JAMS LEE RICHARDSON q co.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

Hostatter's Unikea States SAlaAaa8 AeH
1870, Tor Distribution, gratins thannahsH5N me
Uniusd ste es and al lvillzea eouniEtos %
tse wssssrn MenlsphsEas u new ready lor
dIstnbu'lon,. ana all whpf wi.h 2 qnaeyg
stand tho tFhe phIlesephyo Of health fh9nia
rai and sosa, Fths salnahle sagEstsrf
contains, Ia additsn ! A. AdmiFRb z ned
Ical tEasiles on she eAnsess pfeseafie4 sna
cure Ota great variety Of diseases, i emF
braces 8 large amount Of Information inter'
sstiBg 70 ne merchant, he meehatia ne
miner, the farmer, the planter ard pfotes-
tonnl man, and the calculations hese eeon
made for such nefidiant ard iaeitada AsaEa
most suitable Ior > correct and eompssAsHs
alvs National CaleadaF. tH +
The nature, uses, and extraOTdin4 ~ aanis
try Effects Of HosTEFTERo eToAACfk
BIrTBRe, the staple tonic and altefatife ea
more than halt the Christian wOFld, aFs igl.
lysei forth IN ~ pages, which are also inter
speDed with pictorial illustrations, valna-
bic recipes foF the hOpsehold and farm, b..
mOFoas anecdotes. nhd otherlnstrucivs and
amusing reading matter. original and 90
lected. Among tn Animals appearing WITH
TIM openlag Of the year, this Is . Of ne
most useful, and NAP 10 had cor ne alking
me pfoprIetort, hesals. Hostettef asmilh.
on receipt Of . two cent sAmp viii forward
q copy BY mail TO- any pefson vho eanua
prOeureohe N biz neIehboihood. The Bl2-
TIERS are cold IN every city. iowa and ~.
lage snd are extensively uasa throueheni
the estire civilized world
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
The Psps aasvy-SAy &c ls 10

The PsRs 1appy-WAy &c is 10
q Gasa HamsF.
Rene Correspondence New York Hsrald.l
1t is we'll known that the Pope,
ever since the morning Ofthe 9th
inst, is in the best possible humOr.
He chats gaily with the cardinals,
and 10 paternally kind towards
the chamberlains, and has Q warm
shake hands and q broad smile for
every bishop who calls to see
him.
The venerable old man has GER
tainly cause to be happy and to
make all around him feel the joy
that he feels. II is admitted by
the local journals, old Romans,
friends and foes Of GaFibaldi, that
there never was seen such an i'm
mense crowd In the great Bssillca
as en- the morning Of the 9Th inst.
No Pope ver saw 50 many Fa-
Tiers Of the Church together, aud
certainly none Of Peters success
sOrs have ever seen the vestibule
and church filed to suffocation.
But there's another reason why
Pho NinO feels happy. Every
bishop, from the land Of the peon
to the hills Of Switzerland, from
the shores of the Pacific to the
valleys of Ireland, brought him a
trihe to pay expenses. The larger
the sum the warmer the hand
shake and the broader the smile.
tits only when we need money
that we know its exact value, and
for some time past the Pope has
been pretty hard up but Victor
Emanuel, before BIS fell sick, sent
him the interest Of the debt Of the
States he gobbled up, which was
doing the fair thing.
Adding one item TO the other,
the bishops offerings and the in
terest sent from Florence, there
Is something handsome in the Pa,
pal strong box, and where theFe'l
plenty Of gold there win be plen
ty Of fatterers and all the lates
firearms. There are men, how
ever, who do not think that
bishop can place money ct Ia
feet Of his Holiness any bette
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

4oIat aesel
19a
Aalt resolved 81
haHsaefR eafaseat
eAs fa Eeaafe7 rsrm
aet es fNa4
#Rn aetto E1
aet entitled IA q a &1
jurisdiction esaAa &9H1So4
30, &C. shall not nH fa ere
construed te aehsT Sc
81 claims or ats1nHDH
vesssls taken erimpr
military seFvice 81 tbs UnIlss
States during tie LATE Waffa
or parts 81 States declared q
rsciion: Provided, Thar claim
ants we're loyal e. the Hma E
claims originated, and remained
loyal thereafter, and were rss
Of loyal States, and such steamboats,
or other vessels were il che lnsufs
rectlonaFy districts By proper W.
th0rltY, viz charter contract ln~
prassment, or IN conformity wish
rules or regulations established hv
the Secretary Of the Treasury and
approved By the President & ne
United States.
A LO0ispille exchange sAya5
The new boat, MOaas G.. Weokss
is rapidly approaching complexities
She u said 70 be the largest sterns
wheel beat ever built Ii Ehis 1oun-
TRY. being 2l0 feet long, - loetl
5san ind ~ feethold, IN the clear.
Il IL expected that she VIII EAlao
steam, Saturday, and get 81 fer
New Orlaans aome time next week,
This boat ives built for Tho 81.
Louis and Memphis tfado.
From our exohanges3
The Queen City, named aiter
Cincinnati, and owned By Capt.
Barclay, deceased, brother Of CApl.
liz, K. barclay, o. Oncinnads be-
been dlsmaniled e saeramento
ICity, California. The machinery
has been removed, and re hull sold
Ef0r hrewood.
Weeds In poor supply al alomg
tho Mississippi river and lta aion-
taries. Steamers expeflen8 Maee
dimcnity II getting fuel end
nrioos are seldom under thFea COL
liars Per cord, whlIs seasoned
d exceedingly soAFce. A abas
ant cotton crop has eAHssd eho
,lnaFs 70 b careless about cnlilnf
any this year. The fences Of as
eFsl plantations have been Faidea
on lAtely.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

Ell the lReegt; and yet few
pagesagaFtA4 "a, We 4aAhG de-
elaTinE that he freely aeknowF
edged the oI8met0 her Zoe Which
she had no OoulaF or other proofs,
boosted Of Il and justified u! The
whole case, as now made out, II
we are TO belisye both Ma Stowe
and her heroine, rests on the as
sertiOn Of Lord Byron Of bic own
guilt But there Is en- abundance
of testimony on record that Lord
Byron was addicted 10 the habit
Of pretending 10 have committed
the most monstEous otIenses
against God and man, Of which he
was known TO DO perfectly Inno-
cent; and his defenders may wen
insist that his reported confession
to Lady Byron was only another
instance Of his bantering, qulzzi-
cal, self-accusatory hamOr.
With these few remarks we drop
the StOwe-B Byron controversy,
trusting that We shall not be call
ed upon to touch It again.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

lassas, prime, 680Gaa Whisky
05e. Cofes firm; fair i510l5kei
prime I720I7JS. Gold 8e-
New York eight lo diseouaA
LOUmVLLE, Jan. la.-Cotton
quiet ;mlddling 8kc. Family Aanr
SIS o. Corn, 95@87G. Oats 5
Pork held ct S2S 90; bacon shoul.
ders. 1876; clear sides, l61e'-
Whisky CSC.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3-gottea
rather steadieF; sales 4S00 bales q
25jkc. Gold very dull towards the
close Of the day 81 2IX@zlH. Pri-
Vate advices from Paris it became
active and rapidly advanCedto 22c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13.-CottOn
steady Uplands, llHd; Orleans,
llHd; sales 1900 bales for exc
port and speculation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
Associated Press Report.

WARRINGTON, Jan. ll.-Revenue
to-day seas, 600.
The investigation by the House
Committee Of the gold panic COM
mences tomorrow.
House-FarnswOrth referring to
the bill from the Reconstruction
Committee for the admission OF
Virginia, said instructions were to
allow a liberal latitude In every
amendment and the debates.
Bingham offered his bill as a sub
stitnte, both postponed until TO-
morrow. The indications point Il
q considerable debate. Cox will
move to cancel all the ReconstFuc'
lion Committee bill making the &C,
ton Of Virginia iFrevocsble. Wood
will move to strike ont amer The
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


than q iaTman and Nev rze 81
ngssdnG Bet thea hingt Aa maaeg
hsmssle@ and strange 70 reldte
thee ere admitted % the weasHcs
81 Cd sose1sien FonuG ND per.
mittsd % place thelr pioas oaer
lngs af he toe n bic Holiness
The pious edis0g-inrchief Of 1e
Paris Universe 8 few days ago
handed the H0lg Father almost 4
hundred thousand francs. 1ha
editors Of the Unita Caftolioas Of
Turin, have sent, IN tie name Of
the Catholics Of their city and DIS.
trlCt, one hundred and dfsy thous.
and francs. This journal has re-
mitted almost three'quartera of e
million Of francs during the past
six months. Naples, as 90 Offset
10 the Council Of the Atheists, has
sent wenty.t two thousand francs.
The good people Of that city o.
sure the Holy Father that they
have sent their prayers to Heaven
for him, and their money by ex-
press. He believes them, because
he has received the latter. Ifonly
the notification came Of the FORM
er being on their way al astrsai
he might not be 80 happy but O.
one went one way and the other
the sure way,all were pleased.
Its not known TO outsiders
how much your bishops have
brought over, but they never came
to Rome without doing that hand
some thing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY
COUNCIL.

At an adjourned meeting Of the
Board Of Mayor and Council of the
city Of Vicksburg, held ct the City
Hall, Thursday, Jan. 9, 1870;
Present-General Eben Swim,
Mayor; Messrs. Walton, Foster,
Gilman, Frank aud Hall, Council.
Absent-MesNs. Buchanan and
Lee.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The following resolution BY DR..
Foster, wAa carried.
Resolved, That the sum Of four
hundred dollars be allowed Joseph
Genella, Street Commissioner, to
apply upon bill for month Of No
Vember. rt
The report Of the committee on
the Immigrants Home, was then
heard; also asking further time.
Mr.. Donovan then addressed the
Board by permission, opposed 70
the project. DR.. Gilman and Foe
ter followed in lie favor. AFTER
considerable ventilation Of the
matter, Q motion was carried that
the committee have further time
and report at the next meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Walton the
resolution appointing J. 8. Morris,
City Attorney, was rec0nsidered.
Mr. w. Wood then addressed
the Board, eloQuently, and In favor
ofthe decentralization, stating that
he represented d. McCaleb, 1t bis
urgent solicitation. Amer Mr..
Donovan had ventilated HE ideas
! upon the law In question, q motion
was made and seconded, that the
further confederation OF this sub
! lject be deferred until the next reg
, ular meeting.
Mr.. Donovan then addressed th'
: Board, requesting IN early answer
!, TO his proposition, to sell hiI
q lot on the levee. When, after SOM
e discussion the committee repOrte'
n begging further time, which on mo
4 iiOn was carried In the Affirmative
g The COMMITTEES to whom We
y referred the petition Of sherman I
n Co, to pay their license quarterly
reported an ordinance In favor Z
- thepedllOa, which was then rea
the first time. Considerable OF
d position being manifested to Ii
precedence Of paying their liCen'
quarterly, instead Of yearly, q mi
Of ton was carried that the OrdinanC
d. be laid on the table.
The petition Of n. Cnrran va
q then read, stating that the assesI
mention property belonging TO hiT
= was at present $lJ00, and stain
I In connection that Il was not wort
more than $500, and praying thl
ID the property be assessed o. $50
u when, on motion, the prayer Of p,
G. tltiOner was granted.
" The petition Of John Aiken WI
Re then read, stating his building hu
"a been assessed ct $500 by the Con
mittee appointed by this boar
and requesting that the assessmeI
be reduced 70 $500, As that vi
llt the actual value Of the buIldin
when, on motion, the prayer Of Il
II petitioner was granted.
\, On molten, the Board adjOurn'
~ to Monday, January 10, 1870.
EBEH SwIRT, Mayor.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
spECEAL NOTIC


wATDn1ELDI7W HI
THIS splesdld HAIR Dye q - esnt
An Inc world, he only tFne sna
rye, harmless, reliable. ln~aiaulaAtpnai 4
di,anuointment; no ridiculous tat
rsmedles he IA saeets % bad ayes tav
rates and leaves The hair SOFT And haantA-
ful biack Of bre&n. sod Nv Al DfhesiaN
ana peEsumert, and properly Y ne VIE
Fss,ovy, 10 Bona ssreek seN YcSks
imyGUAWlT HlHui
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-COtton
quiet at 2l@2416 .; sales $500 bales ;
receipts, 4S27 bales; expOrts, 1896
bales to-day, Liverpool SIT bales
Havre, 1850 bales; Barcelona, 1916
bales; Providence, 1913 bales. su.
gar dull /; prime, nA@LMG Mo.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
PLoWsi PLoWstl
Plows, Nos IA, 4
11s2 and 2.

Sr0NEwARE.
5000 GALLONS sTONEwAnR coa-
eittlng Of jugs, utuFns and Jars, f1rsaia ~
JaR7dRw LEE kICmAaDsoN 4 go.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

disasters for 1863: ~
Collisions ..,..'..,,,,s.'.''' 10
Burned. .!..........!'".... -
Accidents, 81
Explosions. q
SUNK. o.
Total disasters. 30
Insurance reported. .....$ 334,500
Valuation Of bOats....,s 650,600
Total loss on boats and car
g0es".,......,......... l,3OO.2O0
No. ofbdats Q total loss. -. SO
No. OF boats uninsured. -. s
Number Of lives lost. 49,. 345
Heavy ice fills the Mississippi at
Cairo, and navigation may be said
70 be again closed TO 81. Louis.-
An Southern bound freights muss
now come over the Illinois Central
to Cairo or the Iron Mountain Rail.
road 70 Belmont. Frelghts arc IN
consequence again up.
CLAIMS ron IMFRKssKD STEAM.
B0ATs.-This resolution passed 6
the Senate &c The last sesnion. bui
failed in the House for The want q
ume'fj .al
A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23
MiSCELLANE0VS.
The Wrong Man Poultioed.

The following story, which we do not re-
member 20 have seen in print, may be old, but
it is received as true:
AT famous and fashionable watering place,
a gentleman one night was suddenly seized in
bed with an excruciatng pain in the stomach,
which neither brandy, No. q, nor any other
remedy could remove. His wife. after try
ing a number OF things in vain, and havin g
exhausted all her stock of remedies, left her
husbands bedside for the purpose of getting
a warm application. Guided on her return
by light which she supposed was the one
lust left, she softly entered, and was not lit
tie surprised to find her patient apparently in
a deep slumber. However, thinking he
might still be suffering. she gently raised the
bed clothes, &c. and laid the scalding poultice
upon stomach, but not the stomach Of her
husband, which no sooner touched the body of
the person than he, greatly alarmed and with
ing under the torture of the burning applica-
ton, shouted '.IGalo! halo what in the
name of heaven and earth are you about
there 2" then, with one spring from his bed,
he made for the door, and, rushing down
stairs, declared, in frenzy of excitement, that
some one had poured a shovel of hot Goals
upon him. The woman, ovcrmomG With ex-
citement and alarm, gave frantic scream,
which brought her husband huyricdiy in from
the next room to her rescue. The husband
was much excited. and also so much amused
with the singular mistake and the ridiculous
position of his better half that he forgot all
his pains; but early next morning he, his
wife, and trunks left for parts unknown. The
poulticed gentlemen still retains the handker-
chief-a beautiful linen fabric, with the lady's
name on it-which be considers Of rare value
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23
POETFOAL.
Tho Berkeley. Jefferson ana Clarke Con-
YcntIOn sweep Stakes.
nr ~. n. yonwsow, In


IThe following s'Jtu d. esp,ip' was written in
1850, (now twenty ynars, ago,) by that harming
humorist poet and Statesman, Hon. Henry Bed
niger, of Jefferson county. Our readers wlll recog
nize many of the characters referred to. 1t was
written during the for the election OF dele
gates to the Virginia State Convention which as
sembed in the fail OF 1850 and framed tbs Consttu-
ton ofthe State which was in foice when the Civi.
War broke ou.. 1T was circulated in a email hand
bill:l
Ho! trot out the horsss let's see how they show,
Fling open the stables and let them all go.
The time is at hand, and the track IS all ready.
Ho bring them up soberly. steady boys, steady
That's gallant old Berry, So Jolly and merry,
noble old courier, huzza for old Berry!
nd there the bold Hunter, he Pungcs and Frances,
And ferceIy and wildly his rolling eye glances.
And Faulkner comes on full of mettle and life,
We'll sho for the turf and well girt for the strife,
His limbs are as kecn as tIic red decT's ween
And gallant and graceful his bearing and mien.
And next we have Lucas, as keen as a brier,
His dam Perseverance,, Industry bis sire,
A stock which no time aud no distance can tire.
And following close the launches 1f him
Clarkes favo,ite stallion-comes big Col. jim;
Good horse in the traces good horse OH the track,
Nor lacks he Tor bottom, nor speed does he lack,
Dead match, as We notice, for bold Col Brack.
And look at gay Thomson-his rider-whIto ba-
Stands up in his stirrups and smiles in your faces.
And Cyrus and Province, two mOTefTOm old Clarke,
And Turner as sprightlY and gay as lark.
And Murphy, of martinsburg, trusty and true
They carry no weight, though they each have
ToS,
And few of the horses will better their run,
Then Butcher comes bounding and dashing along,
Close followed by BealI who Is active and strong.
And why aud tough as a hickory withe,
Who brings up the rear, but the brave Capt. Smith
''Thc last shall be first Rs the scriptures inform
you,
Look out, gallant nuga, for tho Captain will warm
you
Now bring them up quietly, grid up the drum;
Tho crowd sta nds expectant, tho Judges have come
Draw tight every eirth. let each rider be fixed,
Hurrah for white basis ! hurrah for the mixed!
LIol softly there, softly come up all abreast,
No rider must ger any start oil The rest
No jockyipS boys; but the fair thing y.u know.
Arc ye ready ''alI ready'-then off withye-Go!!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of JEFF.
ferson and Clarke ties that am still manu-
featuring this excellent Washing Machine, and
from the general satisfaction it has given the many
familes that have used it during the FIVE years It
has been introduced, j have hesitation in war
ranting il wash clothes in lees time with less la
Dor, Lees soap and with ess 10 clothes than
any ether method known.
have reduced the price of the Machine with
Wringer attached, to $50. Each separate, go
Shop price for both, SlS. Warranted for one year.
will deliver them trial for month, and IL
they fail 70 give satisfaction, will remove them if
t!hed at the expiration of that time Orders 5Olci
ted Terms accommodating. Address
JAMES f. MADDOX,
ShepheTdstOwn W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23
A Fast Story.

An Englishman was Dragging Of the speed
of English railroads to q Yankee traveller seat
ed at his side in one of the cars of fast
train in England. The bell had rung as the
cars ncared the station. It suggested to she
Yankee an opportunity Of taking down" his
companion a peg or two.
"IFhat il that noise :" innocently inquired
the Yankee.
1--WE are approaching a town." said the
Eng!ishman ;"shcy have to commence ring
ing about ten miles before the bell would be
heard Wonderful, isn'tit? suppose they
havn't invented bells in America"
"Why yes" replied the Yankee, ".we've
got bells, but we cant use them on our rail-
roads we run 80 fast that the trains always
keep ahead OF tho sound the sound never
reaches the village until after the trains get
by"
'Indeed :" exclaimed the EnGl;shman.
"Fact," said the Yankee. Glad to give
up bells Then we tried steam whistles, but
they wouldn't answer either l was on a
locomotive when n whistle was tried We were
going at tremendous rato-hurricanes we're
nowhero-and had to hold my hair on. We
saw a two-horse wagon crossing the track
about Eve miles ahead, and the engineer set
& the whistle scrcoching like trooper 1t
screened aw1uIIy, but it was no use tho next
thingt | knew l was picking myself OUT of
hole by the wayside, a mid the fragments ola
locomotive, dead horses, broken wagon and
dead engineer lying beside me. just then
the whistle camo along, mixed up with some
frightlul Oaths that heard the engineer use
when he first saw the horses"
THE RIGHT AND THE LEFT BANK OF A
RIvEH.-As VIC shall have, for some time to
come, in detailing the wuTlike movements of
the French and Prussiaus, to speak frequent
" of the right and left bank OF the Rhine,
the Masselle, the Main, sc, and MS the gen.
cral reader is apt to coniOund the banks of
the river with the movements, Of any army
up or down the stream, let it be understood
that the right bank Of the river is always the
bank which is on the right hand as you look.
down the stream, and tho left bank will never
be placed on the wrong side.
i know great, ovcrgrown, frstrato man
in this place. writes Western friend, en-
gagged in the mcrmautiIe business, who one
morning, with pencil in hand and quill be-
hind his car, called out to his partner, Chill,
what is John Stupleban's first name ~ And
he never discovered his mistake until he be-
gan to write it, when he forgot his last name,
and with the same uucOnsciousnGss sang out,
"Excuse me, Billy, but I've forgot John
Stuplebeans last name now pr The roar of
laughter which ensued restored his memory.
josh Billings expresses our view on the
subject of autograph precisely lie thus
replies to an anxious correspondent who asked
for his autograph 1--WE never flemish auto
gratis in less than by the pagis 1t IL a
dizziness that great men have got into, but 1t
don't strike US az profitable or omusing. We
furnish near, very dear friend, our orto-
graft. few days ago for 80 days, and it kost
me $275 tew get it back. We went out of
dizziness then, and have not hankorcd for it
since"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-23
TO TRAVELLERS.
AND POT0MAO R. R.
TIMF TABLE.
Taatxs Golso Sour,


TRAfNs Goise SourH.
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90, A NJ, ard 2s Pm.
Leave SYSTEMATICALLY AZ 7l0e, Am and IS M.
Leave keyes' Switch att %. NJ and IS NJ.
Leave EialltoEn at z "a A NJ and l40 p NJ.
Leave Charlesto~n att 81. "A NJ and SOP NJ.
Leave Camerop's at 30. A NJ and Oh PM
Leave Summit Point at s 80, A NJ and u p N.
Leave Vaudeville at 9 10. A NJ and 25P NJ.
Leave 0pequon Bridge Al 9 Is. A NJ. . IS p 81.
Leave Stephenson's al IS, A NJ and IS PM.
Arrive Al Winehester az 10 90, AM. . 80 PM.
Leave Winchester ats 90. 10 ~ A NJ and 50 p, NJ.
Arrive at Strasburg at O5 81 and - -, SIS ~.
TRAiSs Como NoRTH.
Leave Str0sburg at 10 a NJ and lS IS 4O5 PM
Arrive ut Wine hester at 10 Is NJ and 81. Is n
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ aud SAP NJ
Leave StePhenspn's alto II A NJ aud 3lf PM,
Leave oPeqron Bridge Al 10 - A NJ and 30 p ID
Leave Vaudeville at 10 45 A NJ and - NJ
Leave Summit Point 10 IS NJ and dos NJ.
Leave Cameron at IL % NJ aud SIP NJ. 1898
Leave Charlestown at IL 10 M and SIS p. NJ.
Leave HalltOwn NJ IL so p NJ and 5 Is NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch at 1888 = NJ aud 90 M
Leave Shenandoah at IL - p NJ aud 544PM
Arrive at Harper's Ferry II IS NJ and SO P NJ
A. B. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON,