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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10
BELyIDEEE, Franklin Co., Tcnn,l
April 2Gtll, 1873. {

ApTll %DlIl, 1910.
Editor Nashville Bulletin:
DEAR SIR Il have noticed in the
last two issues Of your valuable paper,
that there is considerable inquiry
among your Northern subscribers
about the sol! climate, resources and
manufacturing facilities of this State,
and | take the privilege and pleasure
Of speaking for the State generally
and this locality, through your col
umns
was born in the East, raised upon
the pr0irics, have been shutiled up anc
dealt out promiscuously--have beer
frozen by Northern winds and sCorchet
aud tanned by the summer suns OF ii
llnOis nnd Iowa, and know what the
East and West and the whole North /!
generally and yet | think that som,
day Tennessee will surpass any part o
the North in the material wealth tina
goes to make up the great interests OF
a State.
Blessed with n climate that gives us
more pleasant days in 3G5 than any
other State in the Union, she has u nat
urally rich and productive soil, vast
resources of coal and minerals, marble.
stone and slate, with all the kinds OF
most valuable timber that grow in
American forests, in unbounded and in
unlimited quantities.
lu this county can he found cheap
lands, water power without limit, ma.
terial close NJ hand for carrying on al
most any kind of manufacture; and
just III the border of the cotton States,
whose cadayerous nav a5sorbs every
thing in the way of implements and
manufactured articles, or anything to
eat or to drink that our State can pro
duCc.
Immigrants will find here n common
school system, similar to that of many
of the Northern States. They will
find us intelligent and christian people
as you will find anywhere, who, with.
out regard to race, color, or previous
condition Of s%crvitudc, will be glad to
y W tHu SlON llclU uIl Tue nalu- |
raj wealth and wonder of the country.
They will find that we have u%niver.
sites, colleges, graded schools, com
mon schools, churches, free masons.
odd fellows, and temperance leagues;
just the same as where they come
They will find that the kuklux khan
$ only a horrid goblin of the past,
whose lance is broken and whose do
ninion is over, and that Tcnnesseeans,
| ankccs, Germans, aud Swiss, are all
mixed up in friendly and %neighborly
Citations, all interested in the common
good and welfare of the community
md OF the State.
IN tlis county We can show them
Ioo'OOo acres OF timber, rs fine as
out of the earth. We have rail. /
Dad and mail facilities rs good MS {
nywhere' and are just as near the cen. i
re of gravity. $
We raise nearly all the cereals and 5
and fruits grown in The tempcr.
C zone, and With such 4 variety of O
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10

Col. Ed. X. Pcnncbakcr died at his
residence in Lebanon last week, from
hcmorrhagc Of the lungs. He was
elected State Comptroller in 1869, and
being re. elected, continued in the Office
until 1873. He afterwards embarked
in the insurance business, but failing
health compelled kim to retire, aud for
the last year Of his life he was a con
iirmed sufferer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10
Wool Carding
w. b. GRAY.

IL miles northeast of Estill Springs De-
pot, on the NJ g. Railroad, will be ready
to receive and card wool by the 22d OF
this month May, 1875. All work will be
uonc In the very best style, and all work
"A liberal patronage solicited
anu satisfaction guaranteed. [mayl3
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10

In connection with the burning Of
Columbia, S. G., during General Sler-
mans march through the Caro.inas
just before the war ended, the following
from that commanders recently pub
lished Memoirs, is quite interesting:
"Many Of the people thought that
this fire was deliberately planned and
executed. This is not true. IL was
accidental, and in my judgment began
with the cotton which Gen. lIampton's
men had set fire to on leaving the city
whether by his orders or not is not
material, J which fire was partially sub,
ducd early in the day by our men but
when night came, the high wind famed
it again into full blaze, carried it against
the frame houses, which caught like
finder, and soon spread beyond con
troll.
In my official report Of this contla,
grafton | distinctly charged to General
Wade Hampton, and confess | did 50
pointedIy, to shake the faith ofhis PEG,
pie in him, for he was in my opiniol a
braggart, and professcd to be the spe
cial champion Of South Carolina
II we may believe Gen. Sherman he
deliberately and officially charged up,
on Gen. Wade Hampton Il crime Of
which he (Sherman) was satisfied
Hampton was innocent, the confessed
purpose being to so blacken Hampton's
name as TO destroy his influence in
South Carolina. 1t seems that, like
General Tracy in his advice to Frank
Moulton before the Beecher trial, Gen.
Sherman deems lying justitiable under
certain circumstances. As time pro-
crosses the General Of the armies will
discover that there is a popular preju-
dice against this view Memphis Av.
alanche.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10

The Tennessee American journal of
Education is the name of q monthly to
be published at Nashville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10

The Fayetteville Observer says Mrs.
Della A. Pigg, an cstimable widow
lady residing on II tributary Of Cane
Creek, in that county, is one hundred
and ten years of age, in good health,
with n fair prospect of living some
time yet. She is cheerful, ~sprightiy,
and able to participate in household
work, and visits in the ncighborhood
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10
Resources of Tennessee.

We reproduce below n letter writ
ten by a well known citizen Of this
county to the Nashville Bulletin, the
leading Republican paper Of the State,
10 reply to inquiries from the North as
to the resources Of the State. W.
commend it to the careful pcrusal of
all Our Northern readers, and to all in,
tcrestcd in the future welfare Of our
county and State:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10
Nom Resident Notice.
Il. A. McElroy VS. j. 0. w. McEIrov and
othnro Siioy anu
divorce BILL

divorce BILL
upon motion. and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master from
the Attachment and Injunction BilI nj
complainant in above cause, which T.
sworn to, that the defendants. T. n w
nicEiroy and Rice Collins, are nonNr,s;
uehts OF the State of Tennessee, so thatthe
upon them. 'o 'cr'cu
itls therefore ordered that publication
ne made for four consecutive week. i'm t,e
Tome ournal. published in Winchester
Tenn requiring said Nonresident do
,dnuants TO appear on or before the fourtb
nohuay IN june next. before the Chan
eery court at Winchester, Franklin coun-
y'lehnessee. and plead. answer or demur
10 compiainant's bill. or the same will he
taken Tor confessed and set for hearing ex
parte as to them. Witness nv hand' nj
once in Winchester, Tennessee, this
April 9th, 1875.
apr29-iw AZ
plainant.
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Of Tennessee County Of
Franklin.
Silas West VS. John II. West.

Silas West VS. John r.. West.
In this ease it appearing that Original,
Alias and Plurius Writs have been issueI
against the defendant, and returned by
the Sheriff with the endorsements thereon
that the defendant is not to be found in
franklin county.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
DC made for four consecutive weeks i'm the
Home Journal, II newspaper published in
the own of Winchester, commanding the
said defendant. John Il. West. to appear ut
the next term OF the Circuit Court, to be
lield FOR the county of Franklin, at the
Eourtho.lse in the town of Winchester, on
Ine ith Monday in July, 1875, and plead,
answer Gemlr. or otherwise make de-
Tense to plaintiffs declaration, or the same
Will be proceeded with ex parte as tohi,n.
w.. w. ESTILL, Clerk.
aDrlJ-4W Az
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10

FOR RENr.-A 2-story house on public
square. w. !. 81 ,rrpp
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-10
Tennessee Press Association.

The annual session of the Tennessee
Iress Association will be held at Muir
treesboro, commencing on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

Sanfise at sos.
Sunset at G.4I.
subscribe for the City Directory, price 81
Moon will rise tomorrow morning at 124
TIE type-setters are ut work on the city directory
Ladies chintz rappers chear, at ~ Market street
Corn ellis sef-flttng chart is bel q taught to H.
dies at 21sA W It'll stree.
SILK hats, OF fine quality, at fair pric g. can awaJ
De mad Ut Dnbell's. Il. I'd street.
These spring DAYS make a man long for good
dinner al Fullmer's ol6 Market street.
The city Laundry is getting the good. viii. of all
Tor whom 1t WASHES, at E. 9th street.
II money enough can be raised new school hons e
Is 10 be erected al Greenbank this summer.
Fine hats and cheap hats at Webb's, 8Ot Market
street. stop In their and see The spril stu les.
Try II II II Is not best buy readv-inafe Infants
clolhlng Ut 42) Z. Oh street, MRS. Bradaways.
Some Young ladies can spel words from the die
ttonary hetter than spell their others housp-
hold work.
We do nearly every Kind of job printing at from
10 TO 20 per cent. bsow PbiadelphlA prices at the
COMMERCIAL ONCE.
The Elmw0od collar. with oil the edges folded,
Will ut better and wear longer than any utuer
Prove this 10y trying.
Y :. Treasurer Skinner cannot do better than get
few box Singles Sons pariagas, 3 for quar-
ter, al 6O9 Market ST
Young men and boys can rave well select ID
stock o. clothing 10 select from at either of j. "
Canary stores, Nos 406 or loo Market street.
Persons in want of 6ne furniture residing IN VIII
mnRon. ought first TO amply at the store of the I'm
force OF Wilmington arlizans and they thus deserve
encourBg ament
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
The Temperatures, ;ro-tay.



MEETING OF THE BENcg AND nAR-REsoIurIoss
AM SPEECHES.
meeting 5f the members of the Bench and
Bar, was held at the Law Library ON Saturday
morning at II o'clock to take action respecting
the death of Hon. Jno. j. Milligan.
On motion of Vim. G. Spruance ESQ Hon L.
W. Gilpin was called to the chair, and OH motion
OF Jno. O.. Patterson, ESD, Henry Il. DUPONT
was elected Secretary.
Judge Wales then announced the purpose OF
the meeting, and on his motion, seconded by
BENZ Nields, ESD, it was resolved that com
mttee OF three be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive OF the sentiments of the meeting
The Chair named as such committee, Judge
Wales, and Messre. Patterson and Spruauce
Inc committee retired for consultation and up
on their return Judge Wales, on behalf of the
committee reported the following resolutions =
ResotUtd That we have heard with sorrow
the intelligence of the death of Hon John j.
Mlllgap, which occurred at his residence in
PAiladelphia, Oh Tuesday, the 10Th day of April
instant.
Resolued. That as Judge of the Superior
Court of this State which Office he held for a
quarter of century, be was always faithful in
the discharge of his duties, uniting patience
with learning, dignity with uprightness kind.
ness with imparfiality and thatbv the exercise
OF these qualities he commanded and received,
during the entire period of his judicial term,
the confidence and respect of all who came be-
fore him rs parties or advocates.
Resotred, that i'll private life his character was
equally to be commended and admired the
model of courteous gentleman, he WAS cra-
clous without condescension. accessible without
familiarity and independent without the as
sumption of superiority charitable in feeling
and action, he was also fearless IN thinking and
doing what he considered to be light
ReSoiUed that committee OF three be ep-
pointed by the chairman, to present a copy of
these resolutions to the Court of Errors and
Appeals of this State, the Superior Court and
Orphans Court in this county, ana the United
States District Court in this District, at the next
ensuing terms thereof respectively, with the re-
quest that the same be entered of record
Resotced that copy of these resolutions pro-
perry attested be transmitted to the family Of
the deceased.
Judge Wales moved the adoption of the resolu-
tions, and spoke briefly OF the life and character
OF Judge Milligan He was followed by John C.
Patterson, Esq, seconding the resolutions, and
William q. Spruance, Esq, both of whom made
brief addresses, after which Chief Justice Gilpln
alluded to HIS long maintained friendship for lie
deceased, and the estimable traits OF character
which distinguished his public and private life.
The resolutions whre unanimously adopted and
on motion Of Mr. Higgins, the meeting adjourned.
EDw W. GILPIN, Chairman
H. prpoST, SecrttdrH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

OF mind; Wcuh, nervous exhausted feeling no
enc gy or animation; confused head, weak mem
Org. The cnseq fence of eXCesses, or mental over
work. THIS Neryous ieJiiitg finds a sovereign cure
III humphrtys Homeopathic Specific, No IS IL
tones M the system, uispels the mental gloom and
q spohaency, ana rejuvenaies the entire system II
u letiectE harmless ana aiwa eiiClrn. Price
50 Tor package OF hve boxes ard large 80 vial OF
po"der Whlrn is impor ant IN Oil, serious cases ;
or II per single box. sold by NIL drugglsis or sent
~ mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
tptcIhc Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 'G2 krOad-
way II. n leb2s,dS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
BLACK SILKS!
FOR SPRING,

fTTHE GRATIFYING SUCCESS MET
WITHIN THE PAST, BOTH IN THE
SALE AND WEAR OF THESE GOODS,
WARRANTS THEN IN AGAIN CALL
ING THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
CONS UMERS TO THE ELEGANT DIS
PLAY THEY NOW EXHIBIT, 1T BEING
THE LARGEST THEY HAVE EVER
SHOWN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

30 Correspondents whiting from Athens cur
l0usY to trists the MIXTURES 10 tie fOu Il there OF
amen NJ ana modern clvz 'iiunS Railroads SPIN
th'lr trans AMID the temples of three thou and
yours; sbaner' i!.h Their swel1 upon the Pireus,
HhG TIE scream Of their whistles resuund from
Amos, 7 ntflicus and Cylheron 10 Olympus and
tht heavens cyund their gods. lr. ayers world
ApWutu iutt.rihrs, those concentrations OF modern
SCIENCE are losted on The Acropolls The ParlhenOn,
me Areopagu- and TnWslon while the modest cards
! merry tetlorat ayers rh'saiarllla, que cure
and lills coh lr IN The windows of the shOps in fhe
streets "f Aih'n ~, where they are spdN i. Globe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

GARD TO THE PUBLIOi
oyPICE on
WOoLLkY VAN TRUMP's
INSURANCE AGENUX.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, ACCIDENTl
NO. l Journal BHILDIEa ADJOINING cug
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
We are the
EULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE oLDBsrs
LhhGKsT AND BEST KNOWN COMPA-
MES IN THE WORLD.
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF oYER.... .flOO, 600 coo.
We insure all kinds OF property within the State
and adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm Pro
perry taken at very low rates.
We make a specially of taking entire charge of
our customers business, thereby relieving them of
nuch trouble and expense and Settle all los ses
PROMPTLY AND LITERALLY without extra charge,
uuering oer past record as a guarantee for the
future, we confidently assert 1t will be to your in
terest 10 call on us and examine our Hat OF Co nra
mes IN all departments before b,surng or renewing
elsewhere. "
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTRD AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
Communications by mail will receive Immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknow Judgments for the pstron.
age we nave enjoyed and soliciting q continuance
we remain, very respectfully,
JAM SIS WOOLLRY. L. A. VAN TRU1Mp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
( CHUUNElt ENlEnPhIc n.


USITED STATES Of AMERICA, ! re-
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, ss'
Whereas, libel hath been filed In the District
Court OF the United $ ates America, for the Dis
lrct OF Delaware, on the twenty uuy of pril in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
anu an sevent 1--WE. by san uel 4. Meal lister hsq ,
Tractor. in behalf Uf william Clinton and Franc is
Clinton. against the Schooner Enterprise her tackle
tpa el, aud furniture Ia a cause Of savage, civil
anu inaratline, and PRAYING the usual pr cess and
lhonlon OF the Court, That all persons Interested in
ths sad vesse her tackle, apparel and furni ure,
may lie cited 10 answer the premises and all due
proceedings being had that the same may he decfeel
according To law Therefore, IN pursuance Of SAID
m-nlton under [ e seal of sal tOurt 10 me directed
and delivered, 60 hereby give notice generally unto
all persons having or pretending To have any right,
TUE or interest therein, To app ar before the atore-
sad Court. at the city Of Wilmington, on Monday,
the forenoon, then and there TO answer said libel and
10 MAKE their allegations In that behalf
JOHN N. DUNN,
U s Marshal, ISL OF Delaware.
SANrEt 4. McALLIsTkR, ESQ Proctor. ap23-3t
MOT1Ch.-A MEETING OF TIE
i Ocsholders of the Mutual Loan Association
VIII he hqlt on wed esday evening next, April 2s.h
1919 AZ n O'Clock. at S02 Market ST, to act On
amendments submitted " TIL ny-laws.
GEO. C. MARS.
aptg2-ot Secretary.
NOTICE THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
~ Meeting Il the s stockholders of the ID laware
neX April 2Ith, 1875, at = O'Clock, at SOP Market
u, whtn me annual report wi be sUhullted and
an election for officers ami directors held.
GEO. c. MARIS,
aprzz-ot secretary.
NOTICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
~LOOKI LOOKI LOOKi
KKLLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE

1t will cure Dyspepsia Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
don.
1t ID pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t Ia Dot Wine of Iron Try it. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cie-gy recommend it. Thousands
hav, been cured with 1t. Suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what 1t has DONE
For sale by Smith Painter K. Bringhurst 4 Co.,
8. McInall, Jr. and Druggists generally. april I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

~ Charles Lamb, Fssayisf, denounced AL spirtu-
GUS liquors as Wet Damnation." Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake by sad experience, and II
living, would apply the same TO Alcoholic txciants
advertised as Cureals. But there Is one Tome and
Alternative in exstence-tne best the world has ever
known-which contains no alcohol. 1t Is Dir. Walk
er's California Vinegar Bitters. api54w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
NEW CROP OSAGE ORANGE SEED

tXtra Early, Tom Thumb Little Gem and other
peas Busts, Premium Fat Dutch and Drumhead
Cabbage seed. trophy and Canada Victor Tomato
French IL eHktaSt sil, Choice Vermont Farly
Rose Potatoes, Fine Mixed Lawn Grass seed, REM
lum Black Wax Beana, anything you may want in
the seed lie, Is obtainable al the seed store Of
w. ". CHANDLER
give US tfiai 81 Market Street
aprlt-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
'7i-a----7 -'------
Let the People SpcaIS.

X. V. PIERCE Pufslo N y.
Pear sr-leu Favorpe Prescription has done
my wife world OF good. he has taken near tw O
bottles and mas felt better the past two rs than
at any time in the past wo yeaCs. No more peiiodl-
cal pains none OF That aching back or dragging
sensation In her stomach she has been accu,tomt d
TO for several years have much con1denc. in
1t that ould be perfectly vii ing 10 warrant 10
certain customers of 1rs who won be glad 10 gt
mold OF relief at any expense. l have tried many
Patent Medicines. bat never had any oecas Oh 10
eNtol one before.
Very truly yours,
q so. Is. VII TING.
Mrs. Y. Il. DAILY, Metropolis, Ill., writes:
"Dr. X. Plelce-My sister is using the Favcriie
Prescription with grea benefit"
MARY ANN tRIsBIe, Lehman, Pa writat:
"Dr, V. II lee-What have taken of YOUR
medicine has b en Il more benent to me tAaIl all
ttlers and hunlre is uf doctors bil'sr
DR.. Plerces Fayoritc Pr scrlptiuu is sold b. dea-
lera in medicines generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

hPlt-' zul >. olH f'lreit fhIhhelphA.
MIL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THR SASH, BLIND AND PLANNING MILL,
Known as the Perry 4 Packard MIL at Camden N
j., situate near the Vine street Ferry, corner Of
| Front and Elm streets he lot Is about 40 feet
square, with substantial three story brick building
$40 by as feet; and two brick tenant houses stab es
etc. The mil alone hes about 2500 square feet OF
moor, steait engine and boiler 100 horse power ca
paciy, with Il full complement of modern machine
~ TO sash, or AID plan ny mil, aud all III com
pete order suitable for carriage furniture, door and
bind factory, or anv manufacture requiring steam
power with large space. The taxes In Camden he
ing much less than n hilad llphia more Than pays
he terry expenses 1t Is really nea or Philadelfh la
business centres than uptown factories as to pa 4
from Philadelphia side 10 the factory ONLY requires
ten icinu,es. Also the lot opposite with 6illce
sheds, etc. suitable for lumber arl, about 100 feet
square, viii be sold with mill, II desired II viii b.
sod al very mech less than value, on ga terms OF
EDWIN VI. LEWIS, Pres. Farms 4 Mech's n Bank
j. W. GAskllL 4 SONS, Green It. Wharf, Phlla.
NOR rALE-A THOROUGH-BRED
Il tlderney bnll, two years old. Als,, about rec
tons of Hungarian grass excel ent horse feed APP
ply to A. h. TATNAII
aprl eodt' Ninth " ard
GTORE FIXTURES FOX SALF.-s0
- feet first class sheving 65 feet first class coun
mar25-tf JOHN WAINWRIGHT
II o Il SALE. = BROWN LEGHnRN
- 81 eggs for hatchlng setting, si;Oo Warranted
mar24-tf Hardware store, 1913 Market street.
DROPERTY FOR SALE = ON MA X
ket street causeway, between and u Street,
Q0ur ninu es walk from Front AMI Market streets
10 feet fTant, $50 feet deep improvements are
main uildng, one story frame la so with story
frame ibxiO tfron,i Ing on the causewav,) AMI 2sto-
ry brick. (adJoinng back of main bu ID ng,) sOx3O;
story franz oi,lce Axl2, (irontI on The cause,
wa In the bark PORTO OF the lot are one-story
frame ltOx2O a two.sto frame stable, 20xe" and a
water ianN ~ feet diameter feet deep. The main
hn ding IL now led a carriage factory and IL
n,ted up WIN seam power circular and jig saws,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26
Ynardtna.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies, pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can be accommodated. at
apra-tf No. 7Oi MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
- ladies with desirable rooms. ut
mar3l-lm NO. 500 SHELLEY STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
- Apply jan2tf sl2 KING.
ROAR DING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at Jy7-tf sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

4ntirfs.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in al
od,ice. apri-n COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
nISSOLUTION OF PART NERSHlP :
IL The partnership of Pnp, Dean h CO. IA this
day dlsso we'd by mutual consent, aud WIN. Dean
ana Jthn lling are alone authorized 10 settle all
usiu"Ss the firm. VII IAN DEAN
APRIL 2?, 1875. JOHN PILLING,
'r~nN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-26

NCTlt Ell PkOPt Sc 10 MAKE IN e
IN second grand excursion to Washington ~ c .
o. or bout May tn. 1875, provided sufficient
number dcae their desire TO go by Nay LIST, leav-
Ing their names with the undersg ed. Fare for
the round trip 1870. eavng Wilmington al 6
O'Clock A. NJ, leaving Washington at o clock, +. M
glylog nine hours In " ashington.
TuUS. f. fLUHM RR,
IN