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Town Council Of Washington.

SESSloN VI ISG august 1Cio.
The Town Council met today, in con-
fornity with a call made by the Hon. the
Mayor of the town Of Washington, and the
roll being called, were present, Messrs. W.
H. Mayo Mayor, and ex-officio President Of
| the Town Council, Fl. La~trapes, NJ. Ri
| chard and j. J. Hicks, 0. S. Hinckley alb,
| sent.
On motion Of his Honor, the Mayor, Mr..
| Fl. Lastrapes acted as President protein, of
the Council.
On motion resolved that the reading Of
the minutes Of the last meeting be dis
pensed with.
On motion resolved that the account of
Doctor S. B. Whitney for the sum of ten
dollars for the examination of q case in
which a rape had been charged, be referred
back to him for his affidavit, and for the sane.
ton and approval of the Justice Of the Peace
who called on him professionally.
Resolved that the licences on hotels and
taverns for the year 1870, be reduced to
twenty and fifty one hundreths dollars.
Resolved that thirty days after the legal
PRONUNCIATION hereof, every hog found run,
ming at large in this town, unless the gristle
on his snout has been cut in such a manner
as to prevent his roofing, shall be seized
and sold by the town constable, for the
benefit of the town. Provided further, that
each person whose hog or hogs have, been
taken up, shall, up to the sale, have the
right to redeem them, on paying to the
town constable one dollar per head as per
quisites for his labor.
On motion of J.. j. Hicks, resolved that
the assessment rolls of the town for the
wears. 1869, and 1870, taken ~ W. Fl.
Mayo, be received by the Council to be
turned over to the clerk of this Board for his
examination, and If found correct by him,
to be approved by him.
Resolved that W. II. MAYO be entitled,
for his time and labor as aforesaid, to the
sum OF fifty dollars.
Resolved that John F. Morrogh as Secre
tary be entitled to the sum of twenty five
dollars for bis services in the same.
On motion of W. FL. Mayo, resolved that
the Secretary make his report Of his exam
nation of the t~ax-tolls above mentioned, or
Thursday morning next. the fourth instant.
On Motion of j. j. Hicks resolved that
the Secretary be authorized to issue a war
rant on the town treasurer, in favor of W.
| Fl. Mayo in full for all his claims against
the town of Washington UP to this date,
for the sum of ninety eight 5oIl00 dollars.
Resolved furthermore, in addition to
article s of these resolutions, that every
hog taken up by The town constable as
aforesaid, shall not be delivered, under any
circumstances, without the gristle on his
snout having been cut Or taken off accor-
ding to said ordinance.
On motion of w. Fl. Mayo the Board ad-
.journm until Thursday next, the fourth inst.
at s o'clock A. III.
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r.o. GRASP Cement.

IRON Grasp CefmehA~
nNE of the greatest discoveries Of the gh age.
No house is complete without it. lnere
is no necessitysfer having broken furniture t o,
er~ockeryware. Anything can be mendeo Wilt
{. Manufactured and sold by
I" G. MAYO
At the Sign of the Big Mortar
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rHE ~npEl0USRs JOURNAL.
o ELo q 6 8, Ia.
Fer Parish Judge

Saturday, september3, 1870.
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Extracts frOm the Constitution
of Louisiana.
ELIGIBILITY OF A REPRESENTATIVE.

ELIGIBILITY UFA h~EPKEsENTATIVE.
Arr. 18.-Every elector under this Con-
stitution shall be eligible to a seat in the
House Of Representatives ; and every cleo
tor who has reached the age Of twenty-five
years shah be eligible to the Senate: Pro-
ded, That no person shall be q Representa-
tive or Senator unless at the time Of his
election he be q qualified eIector Of the
Representative or Senatorial District from
which he was elected. ~
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srss1oN of 4th Anoust. IA

SESSION Of 4th August, 1870.
The board met pursuant to adjournment,
and the roll being called, were present
Messrs W. II. Mayo Mayor, Fl. Lastrapes,
J. J. Hicks and NJ. Richard, O. S. Hinckley
absent. ~
The minutes of the last meeting were
read AMI approved.
On motion of the Mayor w. III. Mayo,
Mr.. II. Lastrapes took the chair protein.
On motion resolved that the tax rolls for
1869 and 1870 be accepted this board hay
ing assessed the value of the property des-
cribed on the
Resolved that the town constable proceed
to collect the town taxes for 1869, and that
the tax-rolI for 1870 be deposited with the
town treasurer, for inspection, during 30
days.
On motion the Board adjourned till next
session in course.
{Signed) HENRY LAsTRAPES,
President protein.
Attest JOHN T. MaRRoeH, Clerk.
A true copy:
r john +. MeRRoGH, Clerk.
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Eureka Council R.. & s.. Nj, u d.
DEGULAR MEETINGS Of this
In Council will be held at
Humble Cottage Lodge, NO. 49,
the first Friday after the full moon OF every
month, at 2 o'clock .. No.
Ey order of u
Il TT RouEMuLIER, Recorder. U.S.
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No Need of n Convention.

There is no organized Republican party
in this parish We have heard of 10 Repub-
lican candidates. At the last election eve
ry vote cast in the parish was Democratic.
Before the recent convention here there
was a number of candidates in the field
hone Of them republican. Why should
the people not vote for them, # they wish
to? The offices can be filled with good
and efficient Democrats without the assis.
lance of any convention. III.
T. We take the following appropriate re,
marks from the Bossier Banner, d Demo-
cratic paper, which apply to this parish as
well as to that:
ave see that the late mass meeting in
Shreveport has reorganized the Democratic
party, and determined to have candidates
nominated for all the Offices to be filed this
fall, in Caddo.
Fer that parish the policy begun may be
the proper one. For our parish we do not
think we should go to the full extent that
Caddo has done. In that parish there is a
strong Radical element that can exert a
great influence in controlling the colored
vote, and to defeat which a thorough or
ganization may be necessary. With us
this Radical element is entirely wanting,
and if that party is to have any organiza-
ton here it will come from influence ex-
erted by Shreveport Radicals. If we have
no nominations for parish officers we hard
" think this influence will be exerted.
Why? Because those of our citizens who
have any leaning towards Radicalism and
who may desire Office, are SO very few that
they would prefer to run on their own
popularity with the celored people to drag
gin1 after them a ticket of incompetents.
If, ON the other hand, we organize the
Democratic party and nominate for all the
offices, it will cause IN organization of the
Radical party and full nominations. Our
colored people voted Radical once and
may do so again, and the
might be the filing of two-thirls of the
offices by those utterly incompetent.
Should, however, tho parish vote Demo
cratic, which is expected on all hands,
have we any assurance that any one cleo
ted will be allowed to hold Office? Let US
keep always in mind the provisions of the
election bill. The least proof or intimation
that any coercion or intimidation was used,
may cause the putting out of all Democrat
ic votes and the declaration that the Radi-
cal ticket is elected. Then let US prevent
a Radical ticket by having no Democratic
ticket, so that we may have as few Radical
officers as possible
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@mvENUE STAMPS Of all dsnomina-
,,ons tor sale at the Post Oaace.
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For sale.

For Sale.
A SMALL piece of 1873 srp enhts q s miles
N land on the Bayou Tec ci;sss from from Barrels
from hs.s; oes''asfls e, s q. t rs; rs E':;zi5 asi;s5,ss:
~ Apply to 4. y.
Aug. 1871.
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$1S Reward.

$15 Reward.
uyHE AROVE REWARD will be paitRfor
the recovery of a Black Mare Mule which
straved from the undersigned near Washing
ton, La, about the middle of May last. On
one shouIder is a brand about thus ID and
on the Jaw thus O A more particular des"
~cription of these brands will be given On APP
plying to tamil ~ sCoii.
Washington, La, July is, 1870 st
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Notice.

EROM and after this date. all persons haul
Il ing sand from my sand hill, in Bellevue,
without my permission. will be considered o.
trespassers, and will be dealt with accord
ingly. G, E. HosEA'
Bellevue. .Juae IS, 1870.
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warming

c.IN / warn all persons not to pass
A ,z;tbin. my enclosures. will enforce
III law rigidly. r. =
April 20, 1917.
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Forthe stare ses.sste.

Washington, Aug. 9TH, 1870.
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For the legislature.

X ana a candidate for the, Legislature a
the next ensuing election.
f+ JnTINsn SlEppII -
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Estate of Charles H.. Spence.

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aug27.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
MEANS OF COMMUNICATION UPTOWN

To the Editor OF The TrtbuHe.
SIR: Considering the enormous expense of
tunnels and elevated roads. the objection OF the travel
ing public TO the foul atmosphere Of tunnels and to the
dangers OF elevated tracks suppose instead that Second
ave. be reaid from Harlem down 10 HOustOn-s with a
double line of the ordinary rails. Let the track be
fenced and the streets pass under the by
short tunnels, similar to the archways in Central Park
The whole rOadbed would be then In the light and
firm foundation The only inconvenience 10 the resi-
dents would be that they might have to Ia the
OF the streets pass rather under the
side OF the Ordinary dummy engines and cars
would be amply sufficient in point O speed and capacity
and with proper intervals for stations, would accOmm0-
date the travel for To If the residents
along the object to close fencing light rail
ing might serve tho purpose 10 being only necessary that
the tracks be kept clear The building OF such a road
would take about six months its cost would be about
Onetenh Of that OF the Arcade Underground roads,
aud it, use would annoy no one. j. NJ s
HWidmsburgh, N. L., May ls 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
TIE FINANCIAL QUESTION IN CONGRESS
TIE BILL OF THE BANKING AND CURRENCY
COMMITTEE.

TIE BILL OF THE BANKING AND CURRENCY
COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Committee on
Banking and Currency expect to have opportunity
some time this week TO bring up in the House their bill
ito increase banking facilities and for other purposes,
the other purposes" comprehendng some highly i'm
portan legislation, including provisions for funding the
debt and oneha per cent to the extent Of all the
bonds deposited in the Treasury by the National banks
Considering the widely ydfering views entertained by
the members OF the Committee on almost every ques-
ton connected with National finances, ii is wonder
that they have been able TO agree upon any bill at all
The Committee fairly represent all the various anag
onsrns prevailing in the House various subjects.
When they met at the beginning of the session there
was such chaos Of conflicting opinions and radical dis
on every branch of the business before them
that there appeared TO be little hope that they would be
able 10 agree upon any measure Of legislation. The
Chairman Gen Garfield, strongly In favor OF fixing
a time for the resumption of specie payments and
gradually working up to it, He had intro
duced in the last Congress bill similar In
principle TO the Peel BILL which brought En-
gland back to specie payments after the Napoleon
wars The ability with he had advocated his views gave
him the Charmansbp OF the Committee, aud his appoint
ent led the country TO look for some sensible measures
for resumption from the Committee under his leadership
When he came 10 organize his Committee in December
he found that member, Mr. Cox Of York was
in favor OF doing anything toward resumption, and that
majority, sympathizng, probably, with "a majority OF
the House. were afflicted with mania upon the subject
TO such an that the name OF speclepay
was as offensive 10 them as water 10 mad dog. Inc
papermoney madness had full possession OF them, and
they hugged their deuson with perfect blindness To all
the lessons OF history and the teachings OF political
economy Some members Of the Committee were III favor
OF the present National banking SYSTEM Others favored
free banking and still others wanted all bank notes sup
pressed and their places supplied by greenbacks There
were cOntractionists and inatiOnsts, whose hostility to
or annroval Of all measures was determined by their
Iaton 10 that question: and there were besides men who
belonged 20 neither side bnt only wanted the currency
let alone.
In this general chaos Of opinions IL was manifest that
nothing which could be called a comprehensive measure
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
THE AFRICAN NJ. Z. CONFERENCE.

The sixth days proceedings of the African
Methodist Episcopal Conference at the Brdges Church.
Brooklyn, were opened at o'clock yesterday morning,
Bishop Campbell presiding. The Committee apponteHa
to take action the adoption OF the Fifteenth Aen"
ment made the following report: 49, - ,,.
To the Bishop and Conference assembled Your COMMITTEE on
Fifteenth Amendment thu following BY We G i
the Fifteenth Amendment the Constitution Of the Une' q,
vested with the rights and privileges we ba' ,h yon
for 200 And min sters and people We M % [ f ths
event both In history Of our race sa ] @ - We
Government And expressing views IN conference ' "
offer the following resolutions: .,,,. D.. tt,,,rh,v
Rssolred, That humhy acknowledge
God which He hIs "ush ou %
hversne We Ia proof that lie Teehs NOT only IN
the Heavens above but earth heaeh - .. %, .h. ru,,.
sd That ", tender our thanks the Congress OF the United
States which passed and TO the Legislatures oi Tue '~s "n'u
ratified
Rd That x hereby tender thanks 70 His Breeney Gen
L. Grant President u The United States for the Pncuon
nounng the ratification AmeGtuen and s incorporation as
Of the land oi our na anu also Vi e
good words Of advice accompanying the Proclamation ,
R,d That We all Of TO prove by er acuons 10
friends that ~ every worthy ol The
rgh and honor thus conferred upon and fully competent 20 sustain
the relation to the Government well as able TO ds
charge ariglt The dates belonging to good citizens
We Viii eve, he Ioyn 10 aud God
Signed Elisha Weaver W. NJ WATSON 'ohh w. Ooe H. D. DAVIS
Richard Iitus, Committee
The r. port was unanimously adopted.
After eulogies by Mcssrs smith, Moore and Davis, OF
the Rev Mr. Grosbeck, lately deceased the Conference
adjourned until this morning
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THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

TO The Edit0r or The Trtbune.
SIR: You say " the right of suffrage is not a
mere privilege; it involves a solemn Obligation" &c.
The who votes is sovereign in his own right the
man who does not is subject. AS an EnglishInan l
have little faith in the continued existence OF republican
institutions unless the sentiment you express becomes
national faith relgously exercised As for repeaters,
there would necessity for especial legislation were
the people really disposed To protect themselves. For
instance suppose every man registering his name re-
ceiyed ticket with number IL to present on the day
OF election the he would do az the ticket office OF
atheaer on the presentation Of this ticket with number
land attached II necessary IL would be rather DIFF
cult TO repeat the process without fear Of Immediate
detection.
But again. elective Judiciary cannot be as honest
appointed one, for men who 10 hold tho position
would not TO lose IT, which they inevitably would If
they punished fearlessly the offenders. WELL WIsHER
Aer York. MAY 20, $50.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
A VOICE FROM CREDITOR OF THE HAYTIAN
GOVERNMENT

To he Edttor or The Tribune.
SIR: ! have taken the liberty to inquire
through your journal where Gen Preston the Legation
Hayti be found 1t not where II ought to be-
among the diplomatic community at Washington 1t is
not in this city, and knows that II is in existence
In the United States OF America. Under the cTcum
stances, all those who like myself have heavy and sub
stantiated claims against the Iiaytan Government
at loss TO know how and when they 10 get paid and
what steps to take since their representative cannot DO
found or heard from.
II may bo remembered that when Gen stephen PREF
ton the present aytan Minister delivered his speech
10 President Grant he declared 10 him In clear aud
pcit the intention Of his Government to pay IN
all such legal and Justiiablo debts due by tho
nation " Krunla kul wv " thla day nothing u4yIe
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
LETTERS PROM THE PEOPLE,

DESTRUCTION OF ARCHIvES-CARD FROM THE
LIBRARIAN OF NEW-MEXICO.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: 1t was my intention to treat the state
ments OF defeated parsans certain archives
with silent contempt their only intent to njure
Gov Pile, who has the confidence of every fair minded
man. AS however they have put their side OF the story
before the public, tho Superintendens OF the Library,
composed Of the Secretary the ChiefJustce the pre-
siding officer of the Legislature and the Probate Judge,
are making full investigation and will report the
facts. respectfully ask delay Of opinions and publica-
tOns until that time. IRA nj. BOND, Librarian
Santa Fe A. A., May O. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

effort on the mart OF the Haytian Minister To aoknow
edge and pay of these just claims. We hope, howover
that his touching their prompt paynont w %
not a mere hoax in order To keep our mouths cosou u
soothe long suffering. A CLAiaASi'
Neo- York, May II, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
SHERIDAN, THE WIFE MURDERER-A DAY FIXED
FOR HIS TRIAL.

The trial of Thomas Sheridan for the mur-
der his wife, which set down Monday for trial
yesterday. again postponed at the request OF the
prisoners counsel until the third Monday In June, at 1910
u. IL, at " hsh tune ho will no-tiv"lv 'a triad
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We have a largs;and ,well aeected .4Tna I
.robbin6 uateriai, cmbrae tho worry
--latest aylu. We src therefore, enabled to execute
JooE~crh Of ovry vssiety in . satisfactory mannor
whcu essirsd jobs viii he neatly printed in CoI0Rs
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LIST OF AGEEYs.

TlTUsvIIIE, CHURCH RUN AND y1C1vI.
TY-SrEpHEN ..O0F. Once, Hsm,ltoo, C,oar
store, addr>ss N'us'flls, IN. Ascstsni, John Van
Server. ~ n sa. .
TrrusyILLE, CHUaCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-H. THoMAS. once and atdrcs., Nan.
zion on, H9psS, l,tesy1l'e N J,,,.,,r e. 49,.
IN. Once, shsmonrg; residence, ritn.ville, "a.
ENTERPRISE iNEAS VILE, BEAN
FARM AND PlrEGLE r. VAN
VLiET. ONCE ana sddres,; Chase House, Pleas
T!DIOUT AND VEST uicKORY-CHAS
CLARK Ofice and address, rem o.s Once Tidi
cute IA. Assistant, ~ Desrdsley
PETROLEUM tENrHE AM VICINITY-
LEVI MASON ONCE andsdaress Petroleum Cen
tre Pa Assistant Charles pl.nkford
. iPARR AND BLOOD FtNNs and n;,t,,.. ,u,,
Oil Creek and Cherry hnn from storv s.,,!, gis
McCHntockville--JAnE nEs, ,sAUNDsHss ttin AHIrss 20
iarr Farm, Pa Assistan =. Luther a San dors
MccIlNTOCKVlLLfl, OH. CITY AND Rgyo
A; a..;s,s, ;, "ssT Address, on City or Reno, pa
-mF ~ AN&hIN, ALONG TIE ALLra unyY rIv.
ERnl EiLBth. Office and adiresa. Franklin, P.
SCKgRti Ass, FOSTER FARAI s. PA sKEipS
LASDiN,i-hlcHARD ". REDP!ELD. Office
sla a1drtss Scrnbrrass, Pa Assistant, Il. " Por.
te;neld, acdress hmlenton, n.
,NHT wENT it6iNls-C. d. ANGEL. and T. II.
sooh Address, farkeshurg, Wes. virginia.
4soUtrts petroleum T0rT,cto 50,
nay'-diy.
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TiON.

The public r. cautioned rcAinH employ,nc opv
I,, since the Roberts Patent covor the use Of the
Icrpeao md AL explosive n,stIfis,s for oil wcii.
and tue sse Of rrh pnstc-al1 by other ps1ties h
ffinr4ng my Of the sOsERls psrENrS Wi ~, be
,s.it With accord &C to Mv snd ~ se.trs v,iifniI,
andsnn~ircly tn te1swce of lev and The Seciriu,,s
Of tie Conrts 81 tfN7fTf = - "'
The Conpan. hsvc rsorrs,,xed the,. brs,c.s
With ve~ 10 sccor nods'e Oh Zen IN eycrI ne q
OF the Oil RoCion ihsy hsve employed Tie most
efficient Agents and lssistsrs Tint can be procnre
for the busiucse: Each T0rp.4o + iabclief Win
da'c ag pstcnts together with the price Of IN. Tar
peao, and signed by anolActr ~ the Ccmpary. 70
every Operator Wishing = Torpedo r,sy know its
price and ~hcthrr It esme rom csr cfeci
Operators will conier = favor by reporting 10 ths
Office sny negligence of Agents.
The following named persons nave h-cn srpoint.
Of fenn., l,anta ard vs.. Virginia.
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NorE--Thc passage referred to BY Iuace t,rcr In
his former dech'op, wallace. n. 2ea ado.,ed "a "a
app pint!s to this ssse sAs rs futlawp. - 80
at IL usually the case when any yaluatle G,c,r
cry Ia MADE or sny new machine CT cr,st n, nv a
tnvpnt<d, that the arehtion Of the public h.. b,an
i0fned to that subject previously, aud tSst ,.Iv
pereous have ben making researches ara eyperi
Insdn~ s'sasurr Anticipated IN their snac-, ,tiors
the possibility or rprt hs 1y Of sneh discovery Or
invention; fnsny exl cfitnents hare bean suror1srf
~ tried. coming Yely iear. yet falling shoi.t az ia
desired rcsnlt. They hsve produced nofhins bcnt
hc's TIE iovento1l ~hen perfected may f71iy he
s.id to be the eliminating point o 3 n,ar,y 11e-
men =, not on by inEe'ittT, batey snsny 9TH
ce'sthl zpySrn-nts and fsiture, Of ,ither, brt i,
gives theta no eht 70 calm shsre Of the he nor Of
The profit OF the shcctse!fIl inventor II "a rbon
spernAtufi hss been rcdnced to prs-.,cr rts, ~
penAent hAs resultcd in discovery and whe, t6st
discovery hst oeen pcfcci, ny ps.ient ana en,tin
ued erprrimeate, When som. new eor,porrd ,rt
manufsctue or machine hs. hesn rh1 n,osr.ni
beaonsA apaoaie b'a.aseter and rtir'e fyo TNTsnt
Aud Yet when senins and p.fi,n, D,,,.ye,srn.
have Al length succ cdeJ in s,ie CT snper. .rd
sroas some valuable invention or sdsro-erv how
seldom is il followed by rp,ard II Env, rohs rim
Of the honor, ehte spccn'itors, .~indler. .rs vi
rates rob him of the prChts. Every nnsur.cs,s,,,
experlmenter ~ho did or did or Cid not come y,ry
whs can iuvcnt IN improvement CT vsry ito }orrt.
c!anis right To ifra'e the on ansl tisccy.ry WI
need not sunnons Move, or BlAneha,A n, woos
Worth tn prove that tlis is the uxual kistcrv ~ o,a
~ great dfsccery or invention Wy
The present cNee ADDS smother chanter N .bts
long and uNtfoHA Aircsy 80 Wallace, G. &. He.
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1 LLEGGiENY VAELEYR.H

New line to 81 g.o throurh the oi, Rcgiors.
JUNE d, 1879.
GOING sOuTH
OF City. FRANKLIN. Parker's rr. P:is'g
Mail, 9,s0 III Q.55 = Iii 1880 pm pa
Day Hxp, 2n0pm ?:spm d3Jpm s~Pm
Night En-, o,.O IN lt,C5pm l,uJam 1,,Jan
GoIS0 NORTH.
Fitshurg. Pafker's. FRANKLIN. az n. 'ty
Day Exp, 80 an HIiam l.t6pn 25Vrm
Way fa-rQ. - M 4.45rm f,alpm 80 Pm
Night ES, 800 p IA 500 S,3Oam G,'Nam
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nigh,
rxprs-s trains both ways bctween irtsbuTsh aId
J.J. LAWRENCE. Cen sHp'-
Tuos ". KING, Asst SUPP. ma
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philadelphia & Eri. n, RS
SUMMER TINE TABLE. q.

On and after Monday May. S9th 1870 the train.
on the Philadcpha y Erie liai.roal will rua Is
follows: 4-I .f y
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in The past, shall pss our best efforts Ito merit
- contuusuce March 1T.