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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

The West Tennessee Hhig and Iri
bltne says And now comes that Pesti-
ferrous and pestilent demagogue, Andrew
Johnson--as usually-With cry that he
is for the people, and announces his Pur'
pose to canvass the State as an indepen~
dent candidate for Congress. And there
are people who will believe his hollow
and hypocritical professions J.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Andrew johnson, the murderer of
Mrs. Surratt, Il woman Of unspotted
character, is a candidate for Congress-.
When this lady was doomed to die the
d cath Of a fe!on. by a body OF blood
thirsty Williams, a Radical Judge granted
her writ of kd6eaS corpus. On the
back Of this mandate Andrew Johnson,
then President of the United States,
wrote the following. ~ do hereby speed
a3ly suspend this writ, ami direct that
YOU proceed to execute the order hereto>
fore given upon the judgement Of the
military commission. And you will give
this order in return to this writ lie
thus refused 70 give. this innocent wo-
man an opportunity to defend herself
| This is proof enough, and he islands b.
! fore the world bra nded as a eold-blooded
! murderer Not satisfied with this he
! demanded that General Lee and other
! Confederate LENDERS should be tried and
executed in the same manner. lie said
i-''Treason must be made odious-let
! the leaders of the rebellion be brought
to trial" General Grant, be it said to
his credit, declared that if Johnson. 5
bloody policy was carried out he would
sheath his sword and resign his commits
/ sion.-!SoneTUilke Falcon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
HUBB
Pla ctica1 School

7 M. HUBBARD, A. NJ. Prap'r.
The Fall Session will begin en- the I'd
day of September
Terms of Tuition SIC, $50 and $25.
Board in the family of the Proprietor
$50 per session of 20 weeks; for shorter
time at the same rates rates. Send for
Circular. Bolivar, Tenn
Aug 10th, 1872 t.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

A re union of Archer's Brigade is -
take place at Lebanon on the 10Th in
slant
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Graft Bro~n, Carl Schprz, AIpLus
Baker, of Alabama, i Q G. Lamar, of
Mississippi,and Horace Greeley viii each
and all probably visit Memphis AM ad-
dress the people within the next thirty
days.
johnson, Maynard and Cheatham open
the canvass for Congress at Chattanooga
to morrow.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

The Ripley N-e,cs goes for a, J. IN the
following style:
IfAndrew johnson ever had any o.her
platform of principles than mis- own am
bition, we should be pleased for him or
some of his friends to rise and explain it.
If he ever was true to Gny other party
than Andrew johnson the fact has never
been recorded. That he has betrayed
those of both parties who have elevated
him to power will never be denied. Those
who support h0l in his present canvass
for Congress will do so simply as Andrew
johnson men. They will always know
where to find him on that ticket.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

At Buffalo, y. Y. last Friday. Patrick
Morrissey expiated the unatural crime
of matricide on the gaIlows, in the Jail
yard Morrissey read in clear, firm
tone, brief address, admitting his
crime, butdeclaring he had no knowl>
edge Of what he did, and warning those
present TO be ware of intOx eating drinks
and shun evil associates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

The Radicals carried Vermont in the
recent election by about p 900 majority.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Andrew Johnson bIoviated in Memphis
yesterday,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Horace Greeley is to visit Tennessee
before November
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

Col. A. J. Keller is 10 speak in Sauls~
bury to morrow.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
United states Coueetor.s Sale.

United States Collectors Sale.
Notice is hereby given that will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, on Monday, September ODD,
1872, at Dr. L. NJ Bray's place, in Har-
deman county. Tennessee, the following
described property COOP two hundred
six and a half acres OF land, lay and
being in rage one (I), section four az
tenth (IO) Surveyors district, Hardeman
county, Tennessee, and registered in
Book H 81 pages 4U2 and 413, in Regis
ter's Office at Bolivar, Uardeman county,
Tennessee, to satisfy United States tax
assessed by the United States Assessor
or the May list, 1871, amounting to
1925, COY twenty five dollars, with all
costs aud penalties against J. 4. Siler &
Brother, of Hardeman county, Tennes-
see, unless said tx, with all costs and
penalties are paid before day Of sale. Sale
within legal hours.
r. +. PATTERSON,
Sth District, Collector.
Sent. Sd, 1872.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
NEWsPAFER pEoIsToEs.

Any person who t,fesa psper regularly from Ito
let Odlre Whether directed 20 ss Hama anorer.
nethtr he nubscreed n0tis F0BEble FOR ths
pay.
z II persoa srders bis discontinued he must
nay ali arrearaEes he publisher may 1Etiu SeEa
4 payment is made and collect the ~ hole amount,
whether il IS taken from the Otlee or not.
p The curts haFe decided that refusal to tale
papers and periodicals frsn the os Oaao removing
leaving them uncalgd for is prtma fe evidence Of
tuesuJions
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

DIR. Lawrence. of Hot Springs, ArkanN
sas, who fought Dr. Stark recently, came
near being killed 4 hu ball just escaped
the carUtUiI artery anl jugular vein.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
Read the Following Tostimo-
mails

J. F. Dowdy, agent for my Presses IN
Memphis, writes as follows:
"MRMPHIs, 'fESN., Feb. u, 1872.
"YOur Presses are now a complete sac
cess. have not had a single complaint
this season, but, on the contrary, all are
highly pleased, and prefer them to all
other hand presses.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 7lh

says
AIR J. A. Wallace one of our most
worthy citizens, who has been laboring
under consum ption for some time, left
his seat for the dining-table, last Mon
dav. aud fell dead upon the floor. lie
leaves a devoted wife and several chill
dren
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"FCgAu0FVAB. TE.NEssEE,'
February ZI. lET2-

'.sIr c. W. $ iHsbroad:
Dear ir-I take pleasure in testify
ing to your Press have packet 100
bales Of c often on it. The blocks perform
their own work on the leavers, and makes
a complete rachel thereon. The hands
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
"MIDpIrBUno. HaEpENAx Co. TEzS,.

February. q, 1872. J
Mr.. G. W. SWinsbFOAd;
Il take pleasure. in teshfying to your
Press. 1t works as we'll as / want II to,
and cheerfully recommend 1t TO any one
that nav want press 70 be worked by
hand. / have pressed some fifty bales on
il Of the usual size. Yours truly,
-. =. KNIGHT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
No 5I4 r D.

(No. 5I4 r D.
In the CHancery Court Of Hardenian
County, Tennessee.
james b. Harris, w. r. Jacobs, james
Pankey, Micheal Carroway, Paul !.
Jones, }. :. Sasser, r. J Pepper
and E Z. McNeal.
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]. & F. FENTRESS,
ATTORNEYS at LAW

Ert. ..- OFFICE,
No tn west Corner Of the Public Square
BOLIVAR, TENN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13
The Murderer Of Mrg suIratt

Macon, Sept, 2i, 1872
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-09-13

GUY, Nc LEiLAN & CO."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-27
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge MdcArtbur.-To-da day.
number of motions were heard. In the case
OF owen and Wilson agt. Anderson, bills of ex-
ceptions were filed. Maryland (use of Stark
weather) agt. Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company; motion for new trial Overruled, and
appeal prayed. Waltermeyer agt Snow; motion
1or new trial overruled and case stated fled
Court adjourned SINE die.
POLICE COURT, Judge Sneu-John Walk
George Robbins. John Shadwell and Eugene
Keen, disorderly assembly; fined So each. Geo
Rabbit, charged with fast driving; fined 500
Isabella Proctor, profane and indecent language
IN Prather's alley; fined 50. Terence McManus,
same offence on A. street; fined SIS. Richard
Murray; same offence in Louise alley-as this
was the second offence the judge fined him So
James Craseer, same offence; fined 50. John
Street, drunk and disorderly conduct in an alley
in the First ward; fined IS. VIM. g. Chamber
lin, vagrant, was sent to the workhouse for 60
Charles johnson, charged with permitting a
fierce dog to run at large, which bit lady, Mrs.
Mary Gardner, making dangerous wound on
her ankle; fined 50, and the dog ordered to be
killed. Patrick Doyle, charged with making
threats against Mr.. Joseph johnson; 1900 bond
to keep the peace, Christian Reed, assault on
James Donoho, small boy; fined IS. Emma
Miller, colOred, assault on Ella Robinson. a
little white girl, by finging stones through
window at her; fined 50. Michael Sheahan, as
sauIt on James Thompson by knocking him
down with spade; fined So. VIM. r. Fertig,
charged with stealing a coat valued at so; case
continued. Thomas O'COnnor, charged with
assault and battery on John Holbrook; fined
800 Joseph Williams assault on Mary Jane
Holly-a bad assault; sent to Jail sixty DAYS
John Holly, charged with assault and battery
on Henry Simms; continued. Julius johnson,
diSorderly in Georgetown; fined SIS. Geo. Lewis
ana Alex. Bell, same offence; fined As each.
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A l. E x A N D RIA.

DEATH OF THE LAST OF GEN. WASHING
TONS SLAvEs.-Old uncle Maurice Jasper. who
has been paralyzed for the last twenty years
died at the residence of Mr.. Frank TripIett.
near Mount Vernon, on Tuesday last. He was
the last one OF the slaves emaacipated by Gene
raj Washington, and was sixteen wears old when
ms master died. His father and mother came
uirectiy from Africa, and are well remembered
by some Of the older residents OF the vicinity.
Uncle Maurice lived for a time on the ira IF
about four miles from Mount Vernon, set apart
slaves, but for fifty odd years before his death
lived with Major George Triplett and that gen
tleman's descendants.
FATAL ACCIDRNr.-Mr William r. Biers. of
West End, died at his home in that suburb at 9
O'Clock this morning, from injuries received
during the preceding night. Mr.. Biers was in
the attn year OF bis age, and for some time past
IL O'Clock last night he put his wife out of his
room, and when she entered it again, at half
past O'Clock this morning, she found him living
on the floor With his neck and breast very much
burnt, and broken lamp near by. His night
Clothing had been on fire, but fortunately had
been extinguished, or the whole house might
have been consumed. DIR. Lewis was sent for
gentleman was dead. .ss-
ATTACKED BY DoGs.-The wife of a colored
man named Jerre Stokes, while visiting the
house of Mr.. James McWilliams near SDring
Bank, in Fairfax county, on Sunday last. was
attacked by the dogs there and severely in
jured before they could be driven of. Her face
and person were bitten and torn in dreadful
manner.
LANDSALR-Green& Wise, real estate agents.
sold on yesterday, for Elias Griffith, tract of
land lying near BristOe Station, in Prince
William county, containing 95H acres, to Lu-
Glen Showers, Of Albany county, n. Y, for $500
cash.
THE ELECTION NOT TO BE CONrEsTED-The
rumOr that Mr.. Latham will contest the election
is entirely incorrect He entertains no such
idea, and never for a moment contemplated
doing anything of the kind.
The BRIDGE over Neabsco creek on the A.
and +. K. r., has been completed, and by to-
night the rails will be laid as far as Freestone
Point Gazette, 2Jh instant.
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GEORG WN.

ADRAp INFASr.-About daybreak this morn
ing the dead body Of a mulasto female infant
the rear of LIST street, between Potomac and
Market streets. The police were immedia-a ly
notified OF the fact, but before they arrived the
BODY had disappeared. Some one Composing 1t
to be piece Of meat probably took possession
OF it, but on discovering their error, threw IL
into the yard of the residence OF Mr.. L. Il.
meantime were in search of II, and were &C
costed (about o'clock by Mr.. Crows servant
woman, who told them It was in their yard,
known person. No marks of violence were found
on the body, and the acting coroner, DIR. Hsrti-
gan, deemed il unnecessary TO hold an inquest,
but gave an order to have il buried
A RELIGIOUS PRoCEssIoN.-Yesterdsy being
Trinity Sunday the ceremonies at Trinity Cath
olic) Church were of q very imposing character.
decorated, and a procession Of little children,
carrying flowers and candles, marched through
and around the church, sire wing flowers in front
OF the altar. In the afternoon q much Larger
and more imposing procession was formed. be-
ing the annual May procession in honor OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary, and marched through
several OF the principal streets contiguous to
the church. There were some 800 children in
line and about 2.ooo spectators.
A BUSY DAY NEsTERDAY.-Thew water on the
Georgetown level of the canal was drawn of
early yesterday morning to give the canal COM
pany an opportunity of cleaning out the level.
and Mr.. Davenport. the contractor of the 36-inch
main, chance to complete the connection OF
had a large force at work all day removing the
stones which had fallen INTO the canal, and Dir.
Davenport was also busily engaged during the
day with number of men making the neces-
sary connection of water Mains The steamer
Henry Addison, No. 5, rendered good service in
pumping out the Golfer dams.
Mr.. HARRY c. CRAIG, well and favorably
known as clerk for Mr.. John III. Smoot. has
opened dry goods store on Bridge street, where
he is dealing out the articles in his line at un-
usually low rates In passing the store to-day
we found it packed. His motto is low prices
and quick sales. See advertisement.
"A LARGE CoLLECTIoN.-In Christ z. E.
church, on yesterday morning, a sermon in the
interest of the Evangelical Educational Society
OF the 7. 4. church was preached by the Rev.
Mr.: nj atlock, secretary. The sum OF $500 was
realized.
ARRIvKD.-Canal boat j. n. Thomas 5000
bushels corn to j. G.. Waters; boat VIM. Mar
bury. 200 bushels corn and 100 barrels flour to
Hartley & Bro
RIvKR.-Arrived, steamer Lady Of the Lake,
from Norfolk, with general merchandise; de-
parted with -four and sumac.
TIE ANNUAL distribution Of premiums of
the public schools will take place in the Bridge
street Presbyterian church on the 2sth Of June.
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The District 4. Congress.

The Senate committee on the District Of Co
lumbia held a special meeting this morning, and
agreed to report favorably on the bill which re-
Gently passed the House, authorizing the extern
sion OF the Metropolitan street railroad to the
Navy Yard and Georgetown, with an amend
ment allowing the track to cross Rock creek by
the NJ street bridge. Also, faverably on the bill
which recently passed the House, TO authorize
the Washington City and Point Lookout rail-
road company 10 extend its road into the Dis
trict, both of which we're published in TIE
STAR at the time they were before the House.
House bill apPropriating S25 600 to aid In MAIN
tanning the District fire department, was also
reported fayorably. Also, the bill allowing the
Columbia street railroad company TO extend its
track along North Capitol street to the Capitol.
The chairman Of the committee was instructed
to inquire by what authority sta eet railroad com
Panies in the District are laying tracks along
the streets Of the city without first obtaining the
consent of Congress.
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THE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT Office CAtef Signal Orce. .
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May y, 1872, 10 q. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
The lowest barometer over western Lake Supe-
rior has moved eastwardly into Canada, being
probably central over Georgian Bay. Brisk
W, sterly winds are now prevailing over Lake
Michigan. Cloudy weather and rain from
western Pennsylvania northward over eastern
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario; also, over western
Tennessee. Otherwise clear weather very gen
orally, with light 10 fresh winds. Partially
cloudy weather at Portland, Oregon and San
Francisco.
PRoBABILITIRs.-Thelo lowest barometer over
Georgian Bay move eastwardly over the north
ern portion of New England. The area of cloud
and rain extend over the northern portion OF the
latter, and possibly over the southern portion
and the middle Atlantic states, with fresh b.
brisk southerly winds veeriRg TO westerly. Rising
barometer, northerly to westerly winds, and
generally clear weather continue from the upper
lakes to the Ohio valley and extend over the
middle states tonight. Clear and pleasant
weather for the south Atlantic and eastern Gull
states. Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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Markets To-day.

BAlrnoRE, May z.-yirsinis els, OLD, %: odd
consolidated, 81; West Nirginiais, Ha-bid to-day
BALINoRE. May cz.-C0ttOn siToas. loo md
dllnss, -. Flour very dull and prices unchanged
sylsania red, l6s 2 rs do. western, 92aS2 ~.
Corn suiet but arm: white southern. 1879. yellow
western, quiet, 65S, southern, active, eoa6l Rye,
quiet and unchanged. Provisions dull. Pork I'M
changed Bacon unchanked: sugaa cured hams,
steady, lsalsh. Lsrt, dull, 2 we.tern butter, &C
medium, Esso. Whisky excited and unse Tiled, held
at elag2 sales.
Nsw YORK, May c7-Stocks steady. Gold steady
l3S. money STEADY. 6. Governments very strong
Exchange. long 9, short le1s. Virginia SIS IS.
%. North Carolina's :. Si5a. new, -.
NEW YoRk, May G.-flour dull. Wheat quiet.
Corn dull.
for account, 93Asg5A. American secsritiss-Bosls
Of 1857, 81; 10 40 bonds, s9a4.
FRANkFoRT. May G.-Bonds opened at g's Tor
the Issue of 1862.
PARIS, May z.-Rentes opened at IS francs s. cen
times
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The board have awarded the contract for
The board have had a very convenient register
case made for the use Of that Office, showing the
improvements in course OF progress in any part
OF the District Of Columbia. The case vas de-
signed by one of the clerks in that office, and
made by Mr.. r. W. Barker, cabinet-maker 1t
Is about four feet in length by about two in
width, and divided into minute panneis on
which is space enough to insert a card giving in
brief the location and nature of the work, and
the state OF its advancement; the object being a
saving of time in referring to papers and vouch-
ers in the cffice for such infor alton an can be
seen at a glance by reference TO this register.
The board have directed Mr.. B. ID. Carpenter.
superintendent of roads in the county, to have
hay scales erected at Uni0ntown and Bright
wood, pursuant to recommendation of Mr. Car
penter. Mr.. G. has engaged Mr.. John A. Baker
Of this city, to put up the Fairbank scales.
CoLoRED SCHOOL ExAMrNAr1oNs.-on Fri
day the following colored public schools were
examined in the Anthony Bowen buiIding:-
MI. COOK examined Primary No 2, NJ A. Bailey
teacher, and found the 50 pupils quite accurate
in their answers, and their department was all
that could be desired. Primary No. 1, Miss NJ.
c. Bartlett, was examined by Prof. yashon
This school contains 40 pupils, and passed fair
examination, the third class excellfng in arith-
metic- Secondary No. 2, Miss NJ. j. Biyoll,
Cook. Although some of the pupils were very
prompt IN their answers, others were rather
backward.
EXAMINATIONS TO-DAY.
In Lincoln school building the following
schools were examined:
Primary No. 8, Sd district, Mrs. f. A. Cham
beers, teacher-pupils classified in the 5th and
4th grades-was examined by Prof. Vashon in
reading from charts, and first and second read
ers; also in arithmetic, counting by ones, twos
and threes TO 100, Romans to 100, and reading
and writing numbers to 100; also, in spelling
from charts and first and second readers. The
school contains "a pupils-9 were absent. Those
present passed q very good examination.
Primary No. 4, Sd district, Mrs. G. K. Collins,
teacher--pnpils classified in 9Th and ith grade
was examined by Superintendent Cook, in read.
ing from charts and first and second readers,
and spelling from same; arithmetic, counting
by ones, twOs, and fves to 100, Romans to 100
reading and writing numbers to 100, and
through fives in the multiplication table. The
pupils were tair in all their studies. The school
contains Ga pupils, OF whom all but were pres
ent. A large number of parents and friends of
the pupils were present.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisements of
>. Heller, No. 115 Market Space, in another
column. He has on hand always a stock of suits.
straw goods, eorsets, &c, which he will sell at
reasonable rates. His 81 kid gloves are
specialtV, Give him a call
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ClTY ITE NJ S.

DUPoNCO's Golden Pills are uneIualled. Sold
by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and re tail by
4. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
g!sts; kidwell Il Son; F. ID. Bowling, AZ and q
streets southwest; j. Coughlin +, corner of 9th
street; p. II. Heller, 9TH and n streets; w r,
Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. eo2
CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Chiropodist 81 for
extracting all your COrns and treating YOUR
BuniOns and Nails without pain or bleeding AT
$50 18th street, opposite Treasury. Baltimore
Office, North Charles street. Fee S1.)
DIR. LEON, I'll l street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. III
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Y A %.
This beautiful and very healthy SUMNER RE-
SORT, situated on She Alexandria and
winchester tnrnptkF, uear eaicker's Gar .NAV
and surrounded BY The Blue Ridge Noun ls.l
n p sin ee .fsnrd Tor the RECEPTION oI sat-I-
ard nrst class IN every respect. since lat summer
the hull ftrgs have teen grcAtiy improN I'd BY The
addition Of large stone hath rom Tho builAinC 81
are stone consisting e large and airy ms COM
fortsbly furnished. The table will be supplied uifh
the beet the season afford There 3. also on the
premises hne croQtet ground, perfectly shaded
and cooled By constant breeze from the mount
A Piano in the house.
This place s within three hours ride ty railroad
OF " Washington city. new and elegant stage coach
win be kept for the accommodation q guests uAfh
will meet the trains OF Hamilton Depot. W aud a.
X. X, whenever required.
Persons In the city desiring 20 sperd the suunrne
az the coil house " the Blae biige Mountains vi
LQudcn county. vs.
Bsferenoe-srs c. Bernie. No. 2i4s Pcnnsyiva
MA avenue. ~