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each way daily Sundays excepted, between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the above-named Steamers leaving
y ohCESIEk az 1880 and 4.15 NJ. Freight By
these trains IS sure to be New York the next morning.
unavoidable accidents alone preventing The faciCsi
therefore, for the rapid transit freight are unsurpassed
and the rates are always as low by any other line
Freight forwarded from New YOr6 South via Camden
and Amb0y H. r., and West via. Ere and Penn. Centra
H. K 8, or by any other route, ordered promptly.
FOR further information inquire of W. II. TURNER
Agent worcester psf. u. ANDREWS, Supt
fnh9e dtf
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ABBOTT& RICE
NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE,

a. FOR SALE-In West Boylston, a
E;;;; small Farm OF acres, 4 OF mile from depot
hui and \ OF mile from centre; good buildings and
plenty of fruit Price S2lOO ifcallcd for soon
ID. +. PARMENTER Il co.
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Ggs 9ap spp aaorsr onDap alorninq pobember % ls7
Real Gstate.

MARE AL ES t A t Ease
Eiii HEAD0UARTERs. II
4. A. ELY < Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant Sts.,
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
~ FOR SALE-In Mendon, nearly new
E;; two7siory house-l9 good rooms; barn 80 "a, in
I'LL good repair ten acres OF superior LIANT in high
kinds ,; Of grapes cgrranS &e mile from the centre
mlS i = SoG school S mile. from DEPOT g Milford
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
g. FOR SALE-In Auburn, Farm of IS
Fla; acres 90 acres woodthe balance in pasture and
kl.L tinage; abundance of fruit; large cottage house.
in good repair; goot barn. 40 < S. with cellar;
cuts 50 tons Of hay by macne; keep Is heal in summer
first quality land in good cultivation. Price $1,000
L. A, ELY 4 CO..
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-Farm of 100 acres, in
liL in fair repair with cellar; running water build
ings; plenty of fruit; keep % head OF stock in
winter SIX acres OF wood two miles from Grafton Cen
L. 4. ELY & CO,
a. FOR SALE-In Millbury good farm
t;;; Of l2O acres two-story hou'e-9 rooms; two
y n eq' m o9s a. hdg ~ kSsP sSd @
good peat and cranberry meadow. Price 5000.
mis- diff Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-In Paxton, farm of 1S
Hill sS6 story g 6Si barn. %seS the
60 through = eli mile 10 school churches DC on
Mo diff Corner Main and Pleasant streets.
~ HOlYE HOMELESS.-FO SALE
M; Cool house, barn. ~ acres of superior land;
IE2!,l splendid orchard; good ncighborho9d; near
Worcester VIII be sold for $1,000 easy terms Very
pleasant location. L. 4. ELY 4 co,
ms DIT Cor. Main and Pleasant SITS,
"a FOR SALE-On Woodland ST.,
LII; good single tenement house OF rooms; hot and
..l cold water bathroom; verv convenient; pleasant
/. A. ELY K CO.,
rs DIFF Cor Main and Pleasant SITS
g. FOR SALE-On John st. avenue,
MI! good Involvement House-lO rooms-all in good
order; 5000 feet of land; good supply fruit
Price sI,2OO. Terms easy. L. A. ELY & CO.
~ FOR SALE-In the vicinity of Bcne-
Xiii fit st., very desirable 2tenemcn house. in thor
@i,l ough repair; handsome location. Price $500.
o. FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., a good
III 3-tenement house, barn, &c city water, water
i!l closets; sewer entered, &c. rays large cent
--N- on the investment. Price 5000, Terms easy.
L. A ELY ~ co.
49, FARMS WANTED.-We have q
@;;;T large demand for FARMS within miles OF wor-
Ml!l cester Centre. Hand in your descriptions while
- the trade is lively. L. A. ELY & co.
81 dit Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCES
~ for sale. l.. A. ELY d co.
l.. A. ELY & co.
~ ELEGANT HOUSE FOR SALE
H;i.l The New Brick HousT, with brown stone trim
&alA mngs, No. Ashland5 built in the best manner
and Is city house In all respects 1t will he sold
AZ a moderate price. Inquire of IL. W. EDDY, No.
Ashland ST. diff 90
II e A e S T A T L .
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. r.


On and AFTER April I'd, 1871. Passenger Train will
eaYe Foster street station Sunday at A. NJ for Gro
Ion junction and way stations. This train will connect
~ GolQn Junction with train for Boston and uermedi-
Te stations on titchburg RailrOad also with train FOL
B b B9ston anu intermediate stations on Stony
BROOK and Boston Lowell Railroads
,.atS, s Mlll connect at Groon Junction with
ecster al Sis p. H. n TirpNF,S 80, " u
Worcester May 81 1871 al H"' Suptii
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~ FOR SALE-FaTm of so acres,
Fiji miles fr IN Worcester. ~ miles from depot and
al!I OF mile to school, churches stores post Office
&c will keep cows and horse; large orchard !;
good buildings wood enough for place Price $1,000
ID. T. PARMENTER IL co.
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NQ sISM 1 4 AND WORCESTER DIVI-

~ Gi1HSN ~ - ~ AZ WORCESTER DlNI-
a IRAlEs GOING SoUrH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
"'SH a. III, - ~ Fas"engcr Train Connects at Web
ster WIN train from Southhritge and for Eos
toh az f!sinheld with trains to aid from Hart
Iosu, Sla tLovlGence; at Norwich With train or
- - NeW London RON West Side alion
10 90 n. Way Passenger Train. Connects al Wor
cester With trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
Western and Providence trains: at Tntn9m wits
Train from Bostoni at PainGejd for Providence.
al 80 zen with trains for New London, N ystIc
Oh" n way Passenger Train Connects at wor,
cestet WIZ trains from Nashua. Fiichhure Ioyyt
eI.' 6sc.i 81 Worcester junction with EXnTers
Tau rom Boston, and trains from Western and
fi9NiIonce ana Worcester roads At Putnam WITH
tram rom Boston; at Plaintlcld Junction trainS
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
W VIZ ttsh' Is:sengers from way stations except
Mebstcr, Pntnam and BanelsonYllel for eSg
1oik by steamer from New London will take this
1'sS NJ. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
connects az Worcester with trains from Boston
tiicbhurg, &c; at Putnam from Boston Wal
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Hor,yiIh
ioi %ew LonGon at 9.15 pm.
FRAIrs Como NoRrH LEAVE Norwich AT
B'AO m. steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
except Aondsy) connecting at Putnam for Hos
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and waIpoie; at WoY
G Gcc l4i S9si9n Birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
london al HIS ID, dependent on arrival Of
600 II. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Plainfeld Junction for Providence; al Putnam
for Boston, arriving at 10. 20 IN; at Worccsc f
JunctIon CT Springfield and way stations ALBANY
&C, snd Providence; at Worcester for trans Ia
- BostcG Nashua &c.
11.3e m. Wsy Passenger Train Connecting a,
FiaiEaeld with trsin from and for Providence:
STRIVING OF worcester JmctiOniu season for trans
TO Boston Providence Springfield and Albany;
at worcester Tor trains 10 Boston, Nashua, &c >
$50 ? m Way Passenger Train Connects at Nor
Wlch with tram from New London. and at Piain
feid Junction with train to Proviience at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for WorcesicT Al az
leaves Worcester fer Webster at ai.:s:S M
a., 7, ST NJ. ANDREWS, supt,
Ut NorWiCh 81 Worcester DiViston
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Soldiers of the Late War

entitled a Free Homestead Of 100 acres within
Railroad limits. equal to a Direct Bounty Of 800
Send for the new edition Of descriptive pamphlet with
new maps, mailed free everywhere Address
o. +. DAVIS, Land Commissioner
81 dllaINMANam II z L ntnaLn Nj.
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of so acres, 7
Mi; miles fir m Worcester, IA miles from depot, and
&c will keep cows and horse; large orchard
good buildingsi wood enough for place Price $500
~ FOR SALE-Farm of 50 acres, 5
M,;. miles from Worcester. II miles RON churches.
year round; large supply of fruit; 10 acres wood
from = to 30 years GROWTH good buildings and water
d. F. PARMENTER n co.
49, FOR SALE-In Auburn, Farm of
Miii &C; cuts 80 tons hay by mschine; excellent
buildings; 200 fruit trees; IS acres wood Il of il
d. F. TARMENTER q co.
49, FOR SALE-A Farm of SIS acres. IA
&is miles from Worcester. y of mile to stores post
NliI office: &c.; cuts 10 tons good hay, mostly by
lumber and orcharding sufficient Tor the place good
buildings and good land, for only $500
- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
E:;; property. 81 miles from Worcester, Farm of 100
-zA'sa horse; 800 cords OF wood; good bindings and
plenty of orchartng. Price $500 Terms easy.
- FOR SALE-A splendid Farm of
; 800 acres; SUPERIOR buildings; 200 fruit trees; so
11 will keep 40 cows aud horses; - miles from
cclent markets stages pass daily. The greatest bar
gain ever offered Of 5000. Terms TO suit.
ID. +. PARMENTER d co.
o. FOR SALE-A two-story 2-tenement
%;i house, on good street at the south end.
AaeesL Price $780, ID. F. PARMENTER q co.
e. FOR SALE-A two-story house and
Mi basement. Is tenements-5 rooms: rents for sS5
LUZ per month; new house. Price $780, Terms easy.
ID. +. PAlMENTER ~ co.
~ FOR SALE-A two-story, 3-tenement
Bill French ROOT house rents for S625 a year.
kal!l. Price $500; wants sl4O0 down.
ID. F. PAliMENTER co.
EEG FOR SALE-10 desirable house lots
H& in good location. Price 6tO 10 cents per square
-4z.sfoot. ID. +, PARMENTER q co.
EM FOR SALE-A good house lot on
TstA$ Dix ST., a corner lot.
4 o2s dtf d. F. PARMENTER & co.
PARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE
ofany description, are invited to call at the
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of 50 acres, 5
e@.;i miles from Worcester. ~ miles RON churches
Hl.l post office. &c. will keep cows and horse the
year round; large supply of fruit; 10 acres wood
from Is to 30 years growth; good buildings and water
u. F. PARMENTER a. co.
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Leave Worcester tor Albany and Way stations accom
pm. - ~ ' jaw ''lh anu 4'4'
For Albany iexpress) $685. for New York and Albany
NIL w m, ana ~, and 1928 m. New York
iIuirl'y man leaves at 1905 Z. Sleeping cars will
$50 m train. ''' 0''"is WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 7l5. II9oam,
40 Up 2o5 eN 400 $40 exp m. Albany Sunday
Rtnn %Ja ~. sunday mail l4?j m (annlayl.
" tLtioAD C0FEECTIoES.-At Albany with the Now
9k Seht'2 Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River
aIiusls ~ Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
TTHu bQston and Lebanon SPRING. Railroads. Al STATE
my miI9 we llos tonic Railroad Al Piftshcld with
A. 15,a,g ~ Nert Adams and HousRonic railroads
a. r5nSlG WIN INC New Haven and NORTHAMPTON EK
S9 win the Hartford New Haven and Spring.
ueu. Hlu tonncclicut River Railroads. AZ Primer win
Win FIX Ky L9d9n Northern RI Al Worcester Junction
NaShua ant Norwich and Worcester poil5onds a
SCUM ft9mngh9m with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
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81 iN.AI ID y NV & " phCESI ER X. He
4 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = C'ommcncing on
MoNDAt, May i lSIl.-PassenSer Trans for Rotces-
Leave Etch5urs, q. m, 1850 and $50 p. N.
scuth fhchburg, sos a. M, l2.5i and 81 D. IN.
Ieomlnstcr, S.i2 &. m, LOO and 500 D. IN.
Gales Crossing, Sill a. M, l.0I and 500. D. m,
GrStt's Junction, S.26 \. m, LIS and t. Is D. m,
STERLING Center S3S a m, 1.20 and q. 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fitchhurg-
Leave Worcester, 6 80 and Ills a. m and 4 20 D. IN
STERLING Junction, I07 and II 81 a. M and 800 D. M
SterIng Center ] u and l2O5 p. m, and OS D. M
PRATT junction 40 a. m, and r. IA and Is D. M
GATES Crossing, 1926 a. m, l2.22 and 5.24 D. IN.
Leommsler, 1.30 q. ~, 1890 and 5 30 p. n.
south Fitchburg, 1,37 a. m, 1899 and 537 y m
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS. 6 30 and II Is n. M and
20 p, m trains from Worcester connect at FitcLbnrs
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Tor
ali points north and west; also connect ut Fitchburg
win the crnOnt and Massachusetts, 4 Il for Greenfield
and BlattlehOrO and intermediate stations.
I4ie SUI a. m. and l2.5O p rchburg con,
meet a. orcesteT with Boston e. Worcester Providence
~ worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
feld ~ ~ 'Pe'
The $50 p m. train from Fitchburg connects at Wor.
cester with Norwich ~ Worcester Steamboat Train for
New J ork via New London. H. A. BLOOD Sup't.
once fitchburg 4 Worcester R. r.,
Fitchhurg Nav |. lS7- DIFF
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Wo9dR,qGEssTEE AND NASHUA RAIL

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
W ROAD-on and after Monday, Sept, 4, 1871 Pass.n
ger Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL Is a m and On ande9
tGrOtOn Passenger, az. W.
Leave Groton junction for Worcester at am
leave Nashua at 40 m. 1900 IN, and 90 p m.
The $50 Train connects at Fchburg with trains for tho
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads. at Grcton Junction with trains Of
the Fltchburg down, feterhoro and Shirley Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and at
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
and lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central, Passumpsic and Ogdensburg RaiIh
roads "s
The his m train connects at Fitchburg with Che,
SHIRE, and Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
ger TO Rusnd) trains; at GrOtOn Junction with FitchS
burg Stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and LawI
renee Northern TO Frankiin) and Boston, Concord and
Montreal Ito Plymouth trains
The 4.2O p m tram connects at Fitchhurg at 7l5 M
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains; roton Junction
Win fcheug Pcterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Elk press
ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champam trains
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A S. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
"a Music Teacher. Rooms at c. L. Gorham g. Co. S
4S4 Main S. Order States may also be tounu with B. D.
Allen. Al Pleasant St, and at s. N Story's Jewery Es-
Establishment. dtF f0I
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FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
New Scriptural Commentary,
Critical and Explanatory,
ON THE OLD 81 NEW TESLA MENTS,
BY JAMESON. FATSSET 4 Known

said to he the best and cheapest in the English Ian
guage. In Cloth only 81 so; Hair Turkey Morocco
5000.
Appe'on's New American Cyclopeda.
Charles Summers Works
Jackets Smiths Bible Dictionary; also, an abridged
edition far $500.
The Library of Poetry and Song with Introduction
by VIM. Cullen Bryant The New Edition contains ID
fine engravngs, ant is doubtless the hest selection ever
published
Rrockett's History of the Great War between France
and Germany, price $3.50.
Dr. warren's Household Physic an, New edition and
other valuable works.
VIII sell beautiful Family Bibles erceedinqIy chean
and furnish nearly book that be desired and nj
the LOWEST prices Satisfaction given on all sales or
money refunded -
n B.-Will sell frst-cass PAPER and Eny, loDos a
about half price, and Woodruff Superior Yoline Int
at Is cts quart, and Black Ink at cts a bottle ~
AGENTS WANTED, and large Inducements given
Please call at No. II Pleasant st, e'''i'
u "A. SKINNER,
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For Freight and Cabin or Storage Passage
Apply at the COmpany's Office, 50 STATE STREET,
BOSTON. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent.
Or in Worcester to RICE Il WHITING,
Muiu nd
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49, FOR SALE-In Auburn, a Farm of
5a.;i $50 acres; miles to depot mile to churches
MIlI &C. cuts 80 tons hay by mschine; excellent
buildings 200 fruit trees; rs acres wood II of II
heavy growth; will keep In summer 10 cows and a
horse Price $4,000. Terms to SUIT
ID. F. PARAiENTER & CO.
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David Beede was sentenced at Lancaster last
week to ten years in state prison for arson.
The grand jury of the supreme judicial court.
IN session at Lancaster, have found an ndic;-
meni under the statute against the Grand Trunk
railroad for charging unequal freghts The in
dictmentls quite novelty in legal proceedings,
able interest.
The new road across the marsh 10 Wells
oeacn, and the Wells river bridge were d.
stroyed By The high tides The granite sea wall
ana the lane y within twelve feet Of the Atlantic
thousand dollars to repair the DAMAGE
The suit 81 The Monadnock rail .oad compapv
vs. Granville 4 Felt, which was put on trial on
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N w ROAD ROUTE
VIA
Framingham and Lowell Railroad

On and after Mo dav, Oct. 18th 1911 Four Passenger
trains Daily each way, Sundays excepted) will he run
between So birmingham and Lowell making sure con-
mecllOns at SO birmingham with Trains on b. q A.
i, H. from Worcester, Springfield Albany and the West
PASSENGERS can leave Worcester, wa a A. II. r. at
W A. NJ. arrive in Lowell at $50 A. NJ Mt % A. NJ
arrive in Lowell at ll.40 A. NJ at lao F. NJ arrive in
Lowell 1910 NJ; az 800 aud $50 P. M, arrive in
Lowell Mt I. 40 p. NJ.
Rciurning Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
ives at % A n arrive at Worcester 50 A. NJ; at
100 arrive at Worcester at 3 30 p NJ: nj AZ p
arrive at Worcester at 10. 30 p. NJ
Through Tickets, and Baggage checked through to all
important points, Trains arrive at and depart IRON
Is l.. " H. II. Depot, MddleseX ST forming the hest
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West
. II. A. BLOOD, Sup't FitchbmC.
T. j. CROSSMAN, Gen Agent, Lowell
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49, FOR SALE-A Farm of 55 acres, IA
III miles ON Worcester y of a mile to stores post
HliI office. &c; cuts 10 tons good hay, mostly by
machine; will keep cows and horse; wood
lumber and Orcharding sufficient for the place. good
buildings, and good land, for only $1,000.
ID. +. PARMENTER IL co.
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~ FOR SALE-In Mendon, nearly new
NH; two,slory house-l3 good rooms barn 80 "a in
Elil good repair ten acres OF superior liant in high
state of cultivation; 60 apple, 40 pear res 10
kinds Of grapes currans, &c; mile from the centre
mile from school. miles from depot at Milford.
lricc $500. Terms easy. l.. a. ELY Il co,
Corner Main and Plea ,ant sts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-25

shared villainies of gamblers and sharpers,
she was keeping the " Fair House, or "a II otel -
her Southern sYmpathies" in the war induced
he TO shoot . fourth husband dead for eviuciug
his Union sympathies" by mailing the nation
al flag to the staff of the house Mr.. Crit
tendeu, who was in Virginia City at that
time attending to soue mining claims Of his
own. defended her in her ensuing trial for
murder, and that with such eioguence and
legal effect that she was acquainted. Uuhap.
py was the day for the able advocate when he
allowed the influence Of 70: mer imprudeat
acquaintance aud present sectional sympathy
TO lead him into the new relation With this
dangerous woman OF one who had saved her
life. She left the courtroom only TO reclaim
her prey and rob him anew of honor and
fortune. 1t was during the second enslaye-
ment of Crittenden, says 4 correspondent Of
the New Bedford Ne! cary, that Mrs. Fair.
as she was still called, paid n flying visit TO
this city (lS6G), and sending for 4 lawyer
whom she had known in New Orleans placed
IN his hand property to the amount of $4,000,
to be invested for her Gas it is supposed still
to be- in Government bonds. Upon her re,
turn after this to San FrauDi,co she soon mar
ried wealthy man named Snyder from whom
alter about six weeks in his company she re.
leased herself by divorce. In 1868 she was
IN this cIry again, at au uptown hotel. evil
dently scheming to gain spOiis by another
rich marriage; bat, failing in this, sho re-
turned once more TO California, and sought
new league with NIr. CTiitcnaen. At last.
however, even this most chvaEouS. weak
hearted, generous Of her victims had awak-
enc'' 10 realizing sense ut her evil power
and his own past folly and having sent
word tn his family to come TO him from the
Eastern States, refused to hold any further
acquaintance with her. Rcmons,ratiug.i threat
eurng. forcing herself into his presence. she
declared that lie was her husband. ami dared
him to cast her of. Readers Of the neyspa-
PerS know what came Of this At last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-25
General Lee.
Tie Nam Mot Dccidsd all Cy1., an ! Set dn
Erdn,pe IF UyAcst NiTustry.


me va" f""t Dcct"'ea all Gyfs, a1t SET an
Era",pIe cf HoAcst AiIasf,.y.
In the winter Of ISfi rho rf,,. ,,-,,,,.;r =
Kichmond rendered i:ensraI I,.I, m aIs'',n, ~,
ulausain as some small ,rtsn of ,r, IL
estimate in which he VA, b,yd b, ,Eo 5 n;,,,
which he had :, I,p., drr,,,,JsJ ~. Ty
grand old man ren,ieg. IL Tr r-, -. -
be in Rrchnond durir, the c,n.i,rt,-cs %
the war ,,,j NJ, t,nir,-..-, u
they have ri.Et 70 -, -. - -
times. | must tLerai,r,. 80. ,.., ,l.rt. -
your con,iIersr,on ,,.,.t 5-o,;.
yuur offer. If yyu L,v. ,.,,,,... - -
hope vuu will Le.r,rv j- ,r.n ms, -, -
diers. vino are u,.r,. ,.,,.i. ,,.I t..l -. a.
serving. ,huu u,,zc.T,
At the close cf tho wgr ofI,.rs or ,..,,r,;,.,.
cssistance psvrei i, ,,f.,, l,i, fran, ,II 80
but LIE stcadI,.,i, rrgi.,,i ,I,.,,,
r,,.,..,, .....,.,......
Az EN""'a" """!.L4A",
ro,r,,, 1.,,,, ~ S''"' lace oI
,-I,r.I ''''- ~ ''vT nun
uuirv. lie nobJy rc,l;cJ al .-.. 'Is..I..
grateful. but cannot curseut T., -, ~, p,S
native State in thu hour of her 6rer a,Iversi,,y
| rust abide her fortune. aud lar. bcr f,,o =,
,.p.r s.,.y,r, o,.-,.,..-.,
G. " L''S."'
y 1''e' ne '"OE c"aF &c "i Washington
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-25

\ WANDERER HEARD FRoM-Sone time
in 1863 or 1864 body of Federal cavalry
passed near the residence Of DR. J. G.. Pink
ston, of Williamson county, about six miles
west OF Franklin, Tenn. Dr. Piuk.ton was at
that lime assistant surgeon in the Confederate
army aud on duty. His little son, aged about
eIeYeD years aud his only child. 10y some means
was induced to run OF with the Federal e..
valry. and nothing more could be heard Of his
where abouts- When the war closed DR.
P!nksioD advertised IN various papers through
out the country, employed detectives. and
used every means Of inquiry; but all TO no
purpose. lie had almost arrived at The mel
anchoIy conclusion that his boy was lost to
him forever, when only few days ago. he
received letter frCm him dated d: Belfast
ireland, which stated that he was 4 member
Of the Eighty seventh Regiment Of infantry
OF Her Britannia Majssty's army. and = mem
ber Of the garrison stationed IN that city. He
sIGnIhed his extreme anxiety TO return to his
native land. In his letter lie told his father
OF his 'amb!es; that he served a. a soldier In
the United States cavalry, aiterBard three
years in the Cnited States naVy, aud finally
landed in England, where he had enlisted in
his present command. Considering his e->
tEeme youth, his lie has been varied and
eventiul one. DR.. Pinkston. overjoyed az the
glad tidings, passed through Knoxville on
Monday. en- route fyr Washington, where he
will seek the interPosiIiOn Of the authorities
to aid in securing his sons discharge. after
which he will sail 70 Ireland aud bring back
the WaodeTer.