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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18
SAN FRAScrsCo, February 18th, 1871.
Special Agent Post Office Department

PAeITIc CoAsT DIBECToRr-We have re-
ceived from the publisher, Henry &. Langley,
a copy of the Pacific Coast Business Direc-
tory" Mr.. Langley is the editor of the Cali
fornia State Register and Pacific Coast Alma
nae, at No. 6l2 Clay street, San Francisco.
This directory is n triennial publication, the
present number embracing from the present
time to 1873. 1t contains the name and post
Office address of each merchant, manufacturer
and professional engaged in business in the
States and Territories bordering on or in the
immediate vicinity of the Pacific coast, with
such information connected with the resources
of the country as will exhibit its variety, char
acter and extent, together with any other data
of general interest that adds TO the value of
the work as q useful manual Of reference. It
contains the organization Of the departments
of the Federal Government, and IN accurate
list OF pos:offices and postmnsters, and vast
amount of useful knowledge concerning all
the States and Territories, giving an account
of their important manufacturing interests
etc, and embracing useful gazetteer of the
counties, cities and tow MS of tue Pacific coast
Ii il "A very valuable work, and will be highly
appreciated by all classes OF business men
DIR. Charles 5. Haley, agent for the State Of
Nevada, will visit this locality in n few days
for the purpose OF delivering copies to sub
scribers and soliciting orders for the work.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18
Office Of the Grass Valley Be-
nevOlent Association.
GRASS VALLEY. CALI
February |. 1871.
TO AGENTS..

Won AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO MAKE A FULL,
i and complete return Of all moneys, tickets and
stubs, pertaining 10 the Grass valley OH Concert 10
this ONCE, OIL OF before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH.
ISL without further nottc. You will please acknowl-
edge the receipt hereof. 20 that We may know you
have receive the same.
Tickets are generally veil distributed among agents
and II Il desired that YOU will e, the public know that
there viii be no further postponcmcnt. We arc In
hope that the whole number Of tCkcta will be sold
and that You VIII give your attention 10 Tho matter and
ue your utmost rndeavors 20 dispose ~ the tickets
The drawing win positively take place on the FIRST
OF MARCH, and the tickets unsoid ON that date 90,
there be any will be conceded The number OF
prizes will not be reduced hut the amounts will 10
reduced proportion Co the number OF tickets unsold
For example: II hrecfourths Of the tickets sold
The $1,000 prize will be reduced to si5OOO. aud on
down IN proportion To the number Of prizes offered
Therefore, by reducing the number Of tickets tho,
chances SRI Increased for winning Just IN proportion
As tho stnoub's are reduced In yniue.
Trusting that the above will he satisfactory and tho
explanation SUFFICIENT. which ve think will In moro
satisfactory than another postponomeDt
Very respectfully,
q. O. KTSu,
General business Manager ~ " n. A.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

The Oakland Transcript asserts n Won.
known fact in abiding 10 the hill in the Ne.
yada Legislature 70 repeal tho not prohibiting
carrying concealed weapons. II says! " x
similar law once existed here, but IL was found
while respectable and lnw-abiding citizens oh.
served It. the outthroats and other scum Of
society paid no attention to IL. Good men
we're thus left nj the mercy Of villains, who
were not slow In taking advantage Of their
victims"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

The GOLDEN AGE.-Theodore Tilton, an
able and popular writer, late editor of the New
York Independents and the Brooklyn Union,
has commenced the publication of new paper
in the city Of New York, called the Golden
Age, which will be devoted to the free dis.
cussion of living questions on church, state,
society, literature, art, and moral reform
Persons DESTROYS to obtain this paper, which
is published ut SO per year, will address
Theodore Tilton, New York city.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

JoHs d. LEE, who is reported to have been
the leader in the memorable massacre Of the
Mountain Meadow emigrspts, in Utah, was
recently shot and killed in that Territory
II is said that after he was shot through, he
orewled into a pig.sty. whore he died.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

The French relief fund raised by tho com.
mittee at the Chamber of Commerce, In San
Francisco, reaches already over $1,000, and as
much more will probably DO raised. This is
exclusive Of the $1,000 subscribed by the
Stock Board and sent direct TO New York.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

THE New York Tribune charges the whole
responsibilities of the recent disaster on the
Hudson River railroad TO the company, for
discharging watohmsn stationed at the
bridge. TO save the small pittance paid him
Had he been on duty he could have signaled
the express train and warned il Of the danger
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

On. O. @. o'DoSsELL, physician In San
Francisco. has been arrested on the charge OF
murder In causing the death OF Mrs. AdaIaide
Hand and Eugenie Chanye,te who died from
che effects Of nbortions.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

THisKs to Senator J. b. Moore for logisla
tive documents the past week.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE Partnership
heretofore existing and carried on under the
name and style u KENNEDY h HAMIII, in tho
restaurant business L. thu day dissolved by mutual
consent Il. Kennedy hss sold to Mrs. Catharine Nor
ris one-half ~ the New World Chop Hou'e and ono
hall 81 our stock and hogs, and she will collect all
outstanding debss due tlFp late hr and We agree to
pay all outstanding debts against the late arm 10 date
THOS. HANlII.
- II. KENNEDY.
BIbp- SeT., IshruaFy ID, 1871. nS-lm
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DIED.

AZ Thao ker's Ranch, near Mn CITY New lamar
81. Joel IhAekcr. aged 3. native OF Kentucky.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18
MARRIED..

In Hamilton New February II. Charles sommer-
lAu - Mary D. DysCG. q IlI.nOs.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

The ALTA MAIL RoBBERT.-At the time of
the robbery of the mail car, a few weeks
since, il will be recollected that helper
with John A. Bepham, Route Agent, who had
charge of the mail car, was arrested AZ being
implicated in the robbery. Many persons have
intimated that Mr.. Benham was also an ac-
complete with the parties now under arrest
The friends Of Mr. Benham will find in the
following letter that there is not the slightest
cause for such a malicious report. The detec-
tives who were engaged to work up the case
state that the evidence at hand fully eIouer-
ates Mr.. Benham from any completely with
the robbery.
SAN Francisco, February 18th, 1871.
John 4. BenhGn,, Route Agest c. 7. Il. R.
SIR: As some of the newspapers in Nevada
have charged completely on your part in the
Alta mail robbery, l desire 10 say to you that
there is no ground on which to base even a
suspicion against you.
You are at liberty to make such use of this
letter as you see ut. Respectfully,
ALFRED BARsrow,
Special Agent Post Office Department
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A IL PowERS ~ ATTORNEY heretofore given by
"A me 20 Aaron Eonigsbcrger hereby revoked
from this date l.. LIVINGSTON.
by ISAAC LEVY. his Attorney In fact.
San Francisco. Feb I, 1871. ns.lm
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cARD.-To THE PUBLIC.

General business Manager =. v. n. A.
JONI wEnnTR. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
Foreign Markets
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches. !


SA& FRANCISCO, February !.-i'he pro
Inhibition against hog culture i'll Japan has
been removed. and the steamers hence are
taking large lots of brood swine.
The missing steamer Colorado. from
Panama. IL reported br!o" tlt. city COMM 2
up
: CLEVELAND. Ohio, February i-Dr. Gal
entinc. who shot ami killed DR.. Jones for Il
violation of his marital rights, was con
vict"d Of manslaughtcr.
PHILADELPHIA, February i.--Ihc jury i'll
the case of John War. charged with killing
his father, returned a vcvlict of murder ill
the first degree. The plea of insanity. upon
which the defense relied. totally failed
WASHINGTON. February i,--Regular dis
patches from Havana report the surrender
OF the insurgcnt chiefs Andre, Doninguez.
Santa Perez and Perdomo, each with small
bodies of men.
leading insurgents continues, and The work
o: paciiication progresses rapidly. 1t is
stated that the insurgent house has dis
solved, and that each member ia looking to
his own safety. The specia! adds: Don
Miguel Gutierrez, the vice rrcsidon: of the
Cuban Republic. aud his son. are in the
woods III the neighbog.ood o: G;iavmaro.
LoNDON, February IA di>patc.i from
Bordeaux says that Gambetta has tel"-
Siophto t'c IlSAtttH w tuo INV " tit
he viii announce tn" resolution % the BOr-
deaug government :,;ter communication
with the parsonage expected from PARIS.
Meanwhile, he urges them - drill! lnccs-
sanity the troops that IGriv" during the
respite.
a dispatch from Versailles says Firing
heard IN the direction OF Bcllevilc and
Nillette causes apprehension that Il dis
:urbance exists in Paris.
Bourbak; and Gambct.a cease operations
TO day.
a dispatch from Switzerland says the
bombartlnenC OF Bclfort continues
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I
" npSE,pAY EvENING. February l. ISL.


The money market continues quiet and easy
with no material change in street rates. =" hicl
are I0al2 T. cent t. annum for Al notes
secured by unquestionabc collaterais. and Al
business paper withou: cGi!atcrals. Mort gage
Taper is 81 III quoted at l00 IL II cent annln tol
Al and l20li for secor q grade.
York;. and closed at llo!, lo75 against III a.
The sales included $4,000 at lies; $1,000, 5000
+ 900 and 10000 at llO78 $4,000 at HOG Glll
$4,000 and fll 500 at H. and $4,000 and $4,000 at
hands at lOa.
We have again to report an active business in
foreign exchange aud at sitter rates. the market
closing al net improvement of i t. cent. The
sales of sterling embraced fully tll3,ooO. cudnG
1 1900 bill OF ading, and 1900 and $4,000 clear at
l2o; 1900 bill OF l:tding N l20; $1,000 Al bill OF
ldng and t22 600 bill of a,in. and clear at 10
tl50eN Al clear at l2his 20as; t30 and i teGo Al
clear and $1,000 AL bill of lading sand clear at
i1o s2oooo Al bill of la ling and Clear 1909, a
l2oi.; S5o90 Al bill of ladng at POL 4 10000 first
class. equal to private bankers. at l2o aa2e -
gold. In francs 10000 Al commercial wore sold
a. -: and POO .h0a at i.2l,. Sterling may now be
quoted at 2oa l2'A and l2oi for good to Al Dill OF
!aang and clear and lZiu- Tor bank.
Domestic Exchange continued about the same"
The bank, drew New York AT i t. cent dis
cnunt for rcmitters and We noticed sales OF s TO-
5o discount. $4,000 private bankers at he;
+23 900. +15mo r5o,tto and $4,000 commercial.
j. TO- 900 s. - 0tH, t23t 900 and IDWo private bank
crs and + 900 ban, at IS; $4,000 conncrcla! ut
,-l6; thirty days sight on Now lori, at 81 and -
sixty days At 81.
The business in gold checks ON New FORK in
cludsi 500 600 private bankers at i T. cent DIS
count 500 nvh at p, and s 10000 commercial
a; l.. Some OF the BANKS Dire" AT . + cent uis-
tO!nt FOR small Sims
Only a moderate business was transacted III
stocks. OF which 10 shares Grrmania Insurance
COMPANY ut 30; 10 shares ST. Charles Street
Railroad at $50 II do tvestrIday) at the same.
II bcInia Bank at 4il5 an advance, and 800 Ship
Island Canal, old stock ut 2ii.c. We heard also vi
sales of Hibtiui.i Bank at i ll5 30.
Three thousand dollars new city = cent bonds
sold At the reduced rate of 20 and s 1000 AT 10
and hear OF sales made yesterday and TO-DAY 81
about s20eoo city 10 Frtnts 1T SO net TO tine seller
SAID to have been rrSod at % !, 4 ,B:..
No sales OF new State securities were reported
$500 State (JuLgcs) sold 1T 81 early III the day
but Of .hc dealers oifeiiil, 81 fey Them
al the close; 1000 Metropolitan Police brought
90. Dealers bought thcse AZ 3. 0"i, and new
State At 73H.6 AID asked fox the former 49,. 80
and for the latter .61 3D.
Their. Jew 10 city treasury .0ot-, offering
except in tr!tlin@ lois. foal"is buy them across
tn il counters ~ "a as t cent discount AMI ASH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
The Japnne-e Troupe.

Next Monday the japanese troapc viii
commence an engagement: az the Academy
Of Music. They are now i'll Mobile. and
this is what the T1'br'c says o; them:
Ofali the wonderful performers who liavo
visited our theatre during the present sea-
son. there have been none who can compare
with those now entertaining our people.
The Japanese are certainly head and
shoulders" over anything CT the kind we
have ever seen. Up 10 this time they have
fully lnaint aimed the high reputation which
preceded them; and their audiences think
likewise. if We may judge from their rnliln
tied enthusiasts ,n. Every performer. far
rs we have seen. is frs: class. and II i, only
- matter OF wonder to us how clever they
execute their wonderful lcats. To say that
t.le.r efforts ara wonderful. oml; half way
expresses il They must bc seen 20 be pro
pelv appreciated. The wonderful trapcze
performance Of Miss OnTo-loI il alone
worth the price o: adms,,on 20 ;ha whole.
10 say nothing o. t.ic Ill, oinva.Ahl. lat, %:
Sitsuma ana auu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
BRUSSELS.

General Eleury Oh his way 20 London
snndidatura of tae Orleans Princes
fsourbuki's Army not in switzerland.
BRUSSELS, February l.-Gcncral Fle"ry
rassed Cologne on his way to London.
The Orleans princes assume candidatnre
1,der the belief that if they are chosen
ehey can return to France.
Due d Aumaie is a candidate Tor Ecauvals.
Anrouleme. Clernont and fcrrand; Prince
ds Joinvi1le for CLe:bu-g, Chaumont and
Brest.
Bourbakis army has moi entered Switzcr-
land.
The Swiss government allow the Sci,
French transportation through Swis. ter
Eitory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
HAVANA.

Gone to spain-Crew Of an EnSiisa Dnrt>-
Survivors Of the Vue,ta AbajO Ex.
peditiOn.
HAVANA, February i.-Gove-nors silva
And Ortega have gone % Spain.
The schooner Agnes arrived 1T Cardenas
Yesterday with the crew of the English
bark Folhland of Belfast. from Pensacola
OF Salt Keys.
Only two men of the Tueita Abaio expe-
d4tion remain alive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

FAST SAILING picr.,..'r says: Sev-
eraI Of the vessels which have recently
arrived at this port. hav" made unusual
fast passages from liverpool. The British
ship Athena sailed saturday. December II.
1870, and arrived ii the bar on IL" twenty
seventh uitino. The American bark
Martha Mcneil, sailed Thursday. December
80 and arrived at The bar rn the twenty
eighth ultilnp She WA DELAYED by goiug
into Coil, I;aYbo.. The British s.ip Lake
Ontario lett Livcrp6o. On the twenty fourth
Of December. 1879. made the eastern point
Of Jamaica on the seventeenth, u.t!mo. and
sighted Che Ii III. ~ 'aSs-a-. 'DutTr At one
O'Clock on the morning of the twenty-iitth
u!timo making the "Trip ~ thi1tv-oDc days
and . few hours. The latte" - one OF the
finest ship, that !ias arrived AZ this port
this season, she la, IN .rrn hull. lower
ma-ts. tops and yards OF The same material.
with steam winch and wiu:iaS,, aui with
an unusually handsome cabin. The Lake
Ontario wa, built on tn9 C.dc tol the
Canad., Shipping Company, ans; ha, made
sine" las epr:.s t.I@. t.:uS Oh. :, Mon
tai.
She is $50 ;lundrri ,n: s;.tc,n t.. long.
and draws, when ,u.!y loaded. only about
sixteen fee. "i water. Her carrying ca
pacity is abou: 300 bales OF cotton Those
OF our merchant, interest I'd III the building
"a IioH SHIPS anu SttbiINoJtS tiOtIG WISH
the Lake Ontario, at her wharf. between
Second and Third street,. Niiclc she landed
yesterday. and Judge for themselves OF The
strength an economy OF iron ships. The
massive beam. and knee, generally seen in
wooden ships are entirely done away with.
and IN Ties! stead light non beams and
knees, so sa4arc at the side and ceiling hat
Il row Of cotton bales can he placed from
St.m to stern withou. the ,lg't..: obstacle
=. 4. -.NNA
salt a. a cargo. which has already been dis
posed OF hy he. master. ". Benson. who
ia, already engaged nca.!v "A III! cargo Of
cottoa Ia n" home voyage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
ICOErINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

francs as indemnity for the expenses of the
var. the cession of the colony of Pondi
CHERRY, and the transfer TO the German
navy of twenty tirst-ra frigates. Favre
referred these terms to the national as
s.nblv. 10 meet at Bordeaux.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
PESTII.
Friendly Relations with German

Friendly Relations with Germany.
pEsru, February I.-Baror Won Bcust,
IN a speech urging increased land and naval
ornaments, declared that while the rela-
aons OF the Emperor with Germany were
mos. Sriendly, no effort would be spared to
prevent fear and suspicion. and secure mli-
.7.al nlnect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

| ih. :;hrevc.or: Gu:.'; !~:".vcn yc>.cr-
! day say:
| The :,l Of rain t'la "a. r,,w- DAYS h,,
| been one of the heaviest within the mem
| DRY OF n" oldest lnhnbi'an'. The iunor re
! turned on yesterday from :io.lylllc. Texas,
| Oh the Southern Pacific .'s,!ioad. The
whole country was ioodc,! with water. and
| agreat deal of cotton on IT,. WAY I" Hal!
! Vile and i.ongvicw has been thrown of
| the wagons GA the roadside, and the owner.
| OF tc.mStcrS returned home. Business has
been greatly checked by the weather. Ihc
rains washed away The foundation Of the
railroad tract. a. Co.dwa:c. Station, G! cht
| miles west OF Marshall. toT about one hun
| bred feet. The frci CHIT train WAS forced ~
| return TO the latter station On " Wednesday,
| and the passenger tram was met ut the
| wreck by another train from liallyille. and
| the passengers transferred. Crossing !Ee
| swelling floods Oh foot was il little tryin. -
delicate nerves. On Thursday, through the
energy OF Maior Dickson, the suprrintrnd-
| emit the repairs were Ni: lie and the trains
| passed over
Business ~ :ia,l.iir J.. somewhat. di ar
ranged at present. own. 20 The rains and
The fact that many z: thc merchants ar,
preparing 20 move 70 l.on9vicn. We found
III" business men. generally, very hopeful.
and are indebted :. many o! .hcn. ..v
| {" 'r'ea.",
! Thee ~ '.:i. curiosity .. % vino l. The
hero %! She following; narration Il: .hc Boa
:on Nr"y'.i
i Trung MAN Of on,.i,.,',:c .,.rn. and
| OF wealthy ;',',"it..". ana who -. Vcd under
| General Bank through the wa, serted III
business IN i Orleans ..,r!,rn me .:ucl
wal WI. over" an,. had {. branch establish
N!rIt ~ Nh ~Gcl,ni., iD.;i.-.aiia II both a.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
FLORENCE.
Royal Commissioner TO Rene.

FLORENCE, February l.-Signor Godda
Minister of Public Works, has been alp
pointed ROYAL Commissioner to Rome.
The Lieutenancy o: Rome IS abolished.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

Corn dull; Al q ACC for mixed i'll bulk. Oats
dull: soy zoe. Rye firm at CSC. Whisky
o6c. Mess pork dull, $40 SO. Dry sailed
meats dull; bulk clear sides lie; loose bacon
shoulders 9ssc. Lard dull. Hogs lower,
S. 40 al IS.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. February !, Nocn. --Consols
90 Bonds 90i,.
LIVERPOOL. February I. Nonn.--Cotton
heavy but not lower; sales estimated at
1000 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
ST. PETERS, URIC.

Military Pienipotent:ary % Paris.
ST. PETERSBURG, February l.-i'rinc'
Vittgenstein. military pIeuipotcntiarv tc
Paris departed thence to-day va London
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
JAMAICA.

Kerosene Cargo on Fire-Ves>c: A5an.
d0neE.
Especial to the New York Herald
KINGSTON. Jamaica, January 3O.-Ihc
American schooner. Vincent j. Nallace.
from New York for Jacmcl. with Kerosene.
caught fire Oh the twenty-sixth OF Nicholas
Hole. The captain and crew took 70 open
boats, aud We're picked up and landed here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

MERELY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY
1 iiI:h fav OF January. 1871. Judgment
dtrtd IL tin, court IL the following entitled -l!t,
;frword and figures following 20 WY:
Elizabeth E.;.ns vs. john Mu.ia!!y. tic. Husband
NJ. j.j.
In tn, m.;tc.. suhnii:'ei - Hi, "o'-t for DE-
after ..,ocT;tton, and !o1 th'
oral. -ued III open court tine court considering
the law md evidence to b. favor he NTH
II j, ordered. adIdgcIalid decTeed that there be
j,It ncnt IN fave 81 plaintiff and against thu de-
:pnia.lt: that plaintiff. Mrs Elizabeth Evans .itc
of 1ol n Nullahv 10 have judgment against and
cove from the defendant, john NUli:ay, her ilIs
h,liu. t1'. oil four Thousand five hundred DO!
l.r, With i. ~; interest thereon iron, judicial de-
I'd Ill pad: that said parties hr separate. III
;,ropcGtv. and ' community cf a'qIe-t y and gains
heretofore existing between them .!.,sU.y'd and
t..;j: IL tcid:!n: .av costs OF SUIT.
.jUGgmcIl. >:.u..: J.uuar~ 20. lj,l.
iSI.u.d, HENRI e. Ui.;l:L.:. ..t...
In testimony whereof. have h'ret,!lto St. my
hand aud III N.'i Ike seal Of The sal! court. the
city Ne. orleans, this ti!:;''h IA. of jan
r..v. the year at Lord o.. Thousand eight
nuud. / and e.Ntntyo and the n!!ci. tl..h year
q: III. lad. %. .Gsuc. OF the United States.
.-2 q !. D. TAYLOR. DtIr;" Cl-Ts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
RAILROADS.
= i.i ORLEANS. MOBILE
(s;.TTtHGHd.N Et:i.EONO:

MOBILE DIVISION.
Two. express trains daily. Or .,.d aver woHnAi.
.Dfs: It..Tc New Orleans. !.o.n III" :"oi "t Canal
street .oc Mobile and iut.rmr.i:.'" stations, :"
p. H. L.av. Mobile. :rou. too. a.. ,;n,.Innrn,
street toi Ne', orleans and intcIr.s Z; >,.ti"tl~,
~ g:l5 \ NJ. amt $50 T. n. Ar.i:. At "" Orleans
y; 20 and 90 +. " Connections na.I. =; Mob"
i,y A. NJ trains with Mobile ard Oh" road i"s ~.
honis, Ch.'"-,, Iculs,iii". an! All. POINTS
NORTH! hA>I AND WEST, and "s the Y.
y. IRAN viz, might express :..jn O., IN. ,loi,.
and Montgomery lo.,d Tor M"nt-oEio's. Atlanta.
Ans,,'a H,Ea',n.', 'nr>son',l." E'""'d' and 81
daily and .t.i :l; .ee-.F.d 81 l..r TOO. Of Julia
street b :or' 7. H. Gt.ileI, 81 Ioo," .a:'v ''y:
morning. ErriYii. a. low - b, rt.4,T I"l.".
For through '!c.ets o. i;hrr ii.:" !cH - I"
rates y: freight, apply al :ir '"t!i,, :. OIL" COT
DvI o. Camp aud '"!t'lu"' .tr..+~
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