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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-25
Die Minne(ota 9etmfdtte.

Gin Compendium fir Ta6weis, aus amt.
lthen uab auperldlIaen QueIen, beftmmt
gum Weapetfer fir SOlhe, pelde 9etmfdt.
ten I'm Weie fuden.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
Virginia.

The iOint committees Of the two literary
societies Of the University of Virginia, have
invited Mr. Ralph Waldo Emerson, Of Massa-
chusetts, to deliver the Grafton before them at
the next commencement, and the invitation
has been accepted.
The Richmond Christian Adcoedte has adj
ded to its editorial staff the Rev Alpheus w
Wilson. d. d. Of the Baltimore Conference
DR.. Wilson il = ripe scholar aud cultured wri-
ter The Alrocdls is manned by strong
corps - Winchester Times
The Protestant Episcopal Church at VIII
Harrisburg viii send to the C-ntennia! Exhl-
biti2n two old communion services belonging
to that church. 0ae service ia made Of gold,
aud Consists Of only two pieces-a cup, with
two handles Coz ;he wine, aud small saucer
for the bread 1t WAS the gift Of some ol,!
ariStocratc family, and bears their crest and
arms. IL is supposed to be one hundred aud
fifteen years oil. Tn other set is of very
heavy silver, aud was given by George w.
II consists of three pieces-a tall tankard for
holding the wine; a very handsome goblet OF
most beautiful proportions, AMI large, heavy
plate for the breal-al Of the pieces bearing
the royal stamp cr1wl, &c.
The Lyuchburg News has this about the
Jennings estate: We understand that the de-
PENDANTS in this celebrated litigation in Eng
land admit the identity Of the Virginia claim
ants to share Of the estate of jennings, who
died in this Stat. and which is sail to be
many millions of dollars. Some years ago
one Of the courts leciled against the Virginia
claimants on the ground that their identity
had not been clearly established Additional
testimony, it is said, has been found which
almost certainly establishes their right to a
share If the estate. T5cre are several Lynch
burgers among the claimants, but how many
We ere not advised Hon. Judah Benjamin
is Que of the attorneys on their side.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
Foreign.

An association styled the " Christopher Gil
umbus.' composed 90 four hundred Italians.
hqs trcu fnrned f,r the purpose Of making an
excursion To the United States during the Cen
tc1ial year.
SRA thouy lie Roth>cbi'l died last week,
iu Toudou. IL WAS horn ia 1910. aud created
Baraue, in 1916 lie was the second son of
Nathan. one of ot the five sans of Mayor An
,clm. the founder OF the well-klown banking
f'm.
The postal arrangements IN Turkey are pro-
baby the most convenient for employees in the
world These gentlemen are not troubled
with racks. pi,elu-hrles and windows. Dr.
triuutiun Is unknown. The mail-carrcr sim
ply takes lis bag into a large ball, empties its
cuuteutS into a large fat basket opens the
door 90 the public, retireS TO a corner with his
pipe, aud the scramble Of the people for letters
commences everybody making a rush for the
lat basket But then. you see, they haven't
a Jewel for a postmaster.
Partisan ladies' dls,lrling false hair, are
now arranging their own locks. either in plaits
or twisted curlS around the head, or in artistic
curlS at the back OF the neck
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
WORMS Tor bis Constituents.

NJ. Faulkner. o. West Virginia, introduced
separate bills for tbc relief Of Louis Frey, Rev.
John r. Hamilton, Of West Virginia, James
Alleuier. Of Preston coualy West Virginia
Also a bin Tor the relief Of Randolph county,
Yves, Virginia, al Of which were referred 20
appropriate committees. lie also presented a
i5iut resolution Of the legislature Of the State
If West Virginia, requesting an appropria-
alton Tor the improvement Of The M'oonga-
hela River also a bill 70 ala in the improve
mcnt Of the Mouoasahea and Great kauawb'
rivers in the State Of West Virginia.
ESirLoYEs AT HARPEB'S FERRY NATIONAL
ARN1EY,
Atr Faulkner also submitted iha following
resolution which was referred - the Commit
tee on Military affairs:
Resided. That the Committee on Military
Affairs he instructed o inquire into the oX-
psjisucy of making provision by law 10y The
p,ymeut Of the mechanics aud hburrrS en-
1,J1yci 40 the National Arm1ry ut lIUper $
Perry of their wages, still doe aud unpaid Tor
the mouths Of March aud April, 1851. Sti'
payments having bcea postponed ~ che dIiti-
culties then existing 40 that place, aud the
balance Of the appropriation made i'r That
purpose having since been carried o. The sur
rlus fund is 20 uo manner applicable O. tho
payment Of the Oil demands without further
legislation.
s1vzRNNEST PROPERTY AT HARPER = FlERT
Mr.. Faulkner also offered the following res.
olntiou;
Rsso,rsH. That the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed O. inquire into 'hc rXpe-
dieacv 0fd,rec,ing the Secretary Of War when
the special commissioner appointed by ibe
district court of the United States f'r thr dis
trict Of Yves, Virginia, shall proceed 90 make
a resale Of the Government property at iar-
ler's Ferry resulting from che inability Of the
purchaser 90 comply with bis contract. o. re-
purchase the same in the name Of the Govern
me0t. provided the same can be had, IN bis
opinion 40 q fair and reasonable price, and ior
q less sum than Is due 90 The Government ior
purchase money AMI also 70 inquire into the
tNpelie1cy of rs-esab,'Shing national ar
m0ry az that poi1t and they have leave 10 re-
port by bin or otherwise.
The resolution was agreed 10.
In the House on Wednesday 10Th instant
Mr.. Faulkner introduced a br'l tar The relief
af the Methodist Episcopal Church at New
Greek a's1 o. prohibit Senators Representa-
siycs AND Delegates in Congress from acting
a. counsel or otherwise in suits or proceedings
against the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
Az rroonrNr oskcLrs1oN.

Brave Union me of the North. followers OF
Webster aud Fillmore, of Cass and Doug las, you
who foughtlor the Union for the sake of Uuion
YOU who ceased to fight when TIE battle was
ended and the sword shcathed-with you we
have no quarrel. We felt your heavy arm in
the midst of the struggle but above the roar
Of cannon we heard your voice Of kindness
calling, d" Bruth,rs come back y We are
here To cooperate with you 10 do whatever we
can, in spite of all our sorrow, 10 rebuild the
Union, to restore peace, to be blessing TO the
country, and to make the American Union
what our fathers intended it should be the
glory Of America aud the blessings OF human
ny Bnf yuu gentleman who prosecuted Ne
by your in6ieliIies until you drove Us out OF
the Union. You who then claimed TO be only
FREUD, of the Union which you had before de-
nounced as League with death and cove
uant with hell; you who follow up the war
when the soldiers who fought have made peace
aud gone bone to you. We have no couces-
sious to make Martyrs owe 10 apology TO
tyrantS, and while we are ready to make every
sacrifice for the Union, Secession, however de-
ieated aud oppressed, will confess no sin to
ianaticism, however biguted aud exacting.-
Yet we make ~ you no concession, we say
this: We come even to you in TO spirit Of
revenge We have but one ambition. aud
that is to add our political power To the pa
triotic Union men Of the North in order to
compel fanaticism To obey The law and to live
in union According To the Consultation. We
do not propose 10 compel You by ohths, for
you never kept them. The south did the
Uuion Que great wrona, AMI we me as far
as we can to repair it. We wronged the
Union when sc lcf il - b. seeded, rent and
ioru by the men who hid denounced it as a
League with death, and covenant with
he'll" We ask you gentleman Of the Repub-
lican party to rise above all your animostIes.
and ,n forget your Old sin. Let us unite 10
repair the wrongs that diStrust and Cypress
the country. Let us turn our backs on :hc
past and let il be said in the future that he
shall be the greatest patriot and the trneSi
patriot, WHO shall do more to repair the
wrongs Of tie past and promote the glories Of
the future
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
A Few Words to Feeble and Del.
iCatc Women.

By r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.. Of the Worlds Dis
peusary, Buffalo, n. Y, Author OF g The Peo-
Piles Common Sense Medical Adviser, etc.
knowing that YOU are subject TO great a.
mount Of suffering, that delicacy on your part
has a strong tendency TO prolons II, and the
longer it is neglected the more you have to
endure and The more difficult of cure your case
becomes, |, as physician, who am daily con-
suited by scores of your sex, desire to say to
you, that am constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments for
months without leing benefited in the least,
until they have become perfectly discouraged
and have almost made mp their mind never to
take another dose Of medicine. or be tortured
by any further treatment. They had rather
die aud have their sutierings ended than 10 live
aud suffer as they have. They say they are
worn ont by suffering. and are only made
worse by treatment. OF any thing more dis
couragiug, we certainly cannot conceive, and
were there no more successful mole OF treating
such difficulties than that, the principles OF
which teach the reducing aud depicting Of the
vital forces of the SYSTEM when the indica-
tions dictate treatment directly the reverse
of the Que adopted for them, their case would
be deporahle indeed But, lady sufferers.
there is a better aud far more successful plan
Of treatment for you; one more in harmony
with the laws and requirements ofyour system
A harsh, irritating caustic treatment aud
strong medicines will never cure you. If You
wuuld Use rational means, such as common
seLsc should dictate TO every intelligent aiy,
take such medicines as embody the very best
invigorating tonics and ucrvacS. compounded
with special reference to your delicate system
Such happy combination You will find IN my
FavOriie Prescription, which has received the
highest praise from thousands Of Your sex
Those languid. tireSpme sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able 10 he on your feet or
ascend fight Of stairs; that continual drain
that is Slpping from your system all your Tor
mer elasticity. and driving the bloom from
Your checks that continual strain upon your
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ful.--may all be overcome and sGiulaei By q
persevcring use of that marvellous remedy
Irregularities and distractions TO the proper
working of your SYSTEM are relieved by exist
ence of which is sure Indication uf serious
disease that should not be neglected, readily
yield to it, aud il its use be kept up for a rea-
slnable length Of time. the special cause Of
these pains is permanently removed Further
li.ht ga these subjects may be obtained from
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Advi-
ser" in which | have devoted large space 10
the consideration Of all forms Of diseases pecu-
liar to your sex. This work will he sent post
paid to any address on receipt ofSl.50. Ny
Favorite Prescription is sold BY druggists
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

This community was surprised and panied
t. hear &c the sudden death of Capt John T.
Smith, L. 5 Revenue Storekeeper, on Monday
evening last. he was sitting in the office Of
the establishment. converSing with Mr.. VIM.
Fuller. lie arose from his seat, remarking
that his back panied him and that he would
step out and breathe some fresh ai.. \ very
short time afterwards he was called 70 supper,
and not answering. some one Of Mr.. Bowman
fan ily went to look for him. and found him
prostrate on the ground, dead. 1t is Thought
that he died Of paralysis Of the heart Capt
Smith was an old citizen Of Siaunton. and
much respected. lie was about Go years Of
age, aud leaves Q large fmily.-S'amion TT-
9'"'IH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

A large public school bnilding in Washing
ton city took IRE Tuesday from contact OF
wood W rk with heated fue and following
the alarm there was panic among the children,
their being about eight hundred in the differ
ent departments Of the school at the time
Fortunately only one or two accidents of Sc
rious nature occurred, though many children
were bruised in rush and scramble to escape
One little hoy about seven years old jumped
from fourth-s DRY window, but was caught
in the arms Of the crowd below
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
The Judgeship.

i'm tie appointment 81 judge Green. the
State has secured the attaumeuts of pro-
furI uris. aud enc whose Judgment is fully
marurei and always sound on abStruse and
difficult points Of law. We predict that The
,rmue af the law viii lose none Of It's purity
white entrusted O. his care. We regard lis
, b-e.. -miujelue>s as fortunate. lie fully for
gets t.icaeFy and intrigue, bat las d Tenacious
msmoy on an things pertaining 90 truth,
r. ..-. ana 'ebs e. p front f7sneu@crt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
Notice to Creditors.

TEN0 the Creditors of James Myers, deceased
In pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit
Court of the County of Jefferson, made in a cause
therein pending. to subject the Real estate OF the
said James Myers 10 the payment of his debts
YOU are required to present your claims against
the said James MYERS for adjudication TO Gloon
Moore. Commissioner, az his Office in Charles
town. in the said county, on or before the llth
dav OF February. 1876.
Witness-Robert 4. Brown, Clerk Of said Court
this 18th day of anuary, 1873.
ROBERT 7. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
FITH CASH CAPITAL IBID ASSETS q
MORE THAN &O.O0G.O0O.

I AN prepared to write policies on Dwelling
and Contents; Store Houses and Con ients
Wills. Factories, aud all good insurable property
40 lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings
speciality. will give my personal attention 10
viewing. making diagrams aud iurnisbing such
Other needed information 10 all parties desiring
T. insure. My customers will be furnished from
time To time, Blottcrs, calendars As well ~
printed matter. showing the conditions Of The
Companies ~ which they arc insured.
have given my constant attention ~ the In
surarce business Tor the past xix yeaTs, and being
20 generally known throughout the County. do
not think il necessary tn give references. Par
tics iD-uring with mc may rest assured that their
policies will br properly written. and that time
is notice viii b. given them a. 10 dAfr Of 9xpira
lion. Ny residence will b. % ChaflestoWn after
Apri the first, ls7G-until that time will viut
Charlcstown every Tuesday 4 FRIDAY. or any
communications addressed 10 me at Weverton,
Nd, will receive ms attention.
Very Respectfully.
x. 4. ALEXANDER.
General Insurance Agent
Ueror,bcr 2F IeT5-fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

Judge James l.. Stewart, of Page county,
has been appointed Clerk Of the Congressional
Committee of Elections by Hon Jno n. Iar-
ris, chairman of said committee. lie will Gil
the position very efficiently.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

butcher KNIVES. best English and Amcri.
ID can manufacture, for sale BY
Nov. -. 1875. DUKE q GALLAHER.
100 KEGS Nails, just received and for sale
iOU by BUKE q GAILAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
General Fire Insurance Agency,

u EPRESENTING three Of the leading Com
81 panies doing business In Jefferson County
West Virginia.
PEABODY or WHEELING,
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
ETNA OF HARTFORD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

This is TO give notice that all citizens troubled
with Cough or Cold should at once procure bot
de % Dr. Balls Cough Syrup. Price. % cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

Rev. W II Whary Of Cumberland county
has been called by the Presbyterian CongTega-
tiocs Of Woodstock and S,rasbgrg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
HOUSE FOR RENT

J,HE BRICK HOUSE situated on Main Stree,
now occupied by Capt w. II. kable is ofrer =,
ed for rent for the next year. Possession given
April LIST. For further Information, inquire ofS
of ID. Howell.
January S, ls75-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15
+ alss KS 81
= FLOWER VEGETABLE &
S.SYTSZ.G ~ Va
y. 20 Az Do G9s !.

j. the most beautiful work Of the kind in The
world. II contains nearly $50 pages. hundreds
Of fine illustrations. md )our G hromo PiGfe. ~
HoEers, beautifully drawn aud colored from na-
ture. Price IS cents; IS cents bound 10 elegant
cloth.
YICK's FLORAL GuIpE, Quarterly 20 cents year.
Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, y. y.
December %, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15

E0DDER TWINE-price reduccd-for sale
Il By DUKE q GALLAHER.
NI + can furnish any Of the approved Cook a1c
w Heating Stoves on short noticeable re-
pairs for stoves. DUKE & GALLAHER.
A y additional supply Of goods in our line jaii
n received and for sale By
Dec. IL, 1875. DUKE d GALLAHER.
I'VE are Just receiving stock Of Hardware,
w Woodeuware, housekeeping Goods, Stoves
and other goods in our line, which will be sold
low 10 suit the times.
Nov -, 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
FI,HE ARGAND" Baseburning Stove-tse
best Stove manufactured. Call and see il ass
get circulars. DUKE & GALLAHER.
Nov. Is, 1875. Agents for CharlestoWr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-15


THERE ALE NO CuN: CRATES ~ THIS House
There are 40 Confederate ambition, desires
OF pnrpose in this house, bat the South Is
here. and here she intends to remain e. Eutbu-
Siasiic demonstrations from the Democrats aud
the galleries Let huaticlsm do lis worst /;
lei it pass its uulhfying acts. trample on the
Constitution Nbueae pledges OF our fathers /;
iucile raids on our people aud multiply lutl-
dellies until they shall he like the stars or
sands of the sea shore without number; but
know this, for all your iniquities, the South
will never again seek remedy in the madness
of another secession. Renewed applause.
We are here we are in our f.ther's house, are
brothers We are companions, aud we are at
home thank God. Enthusiastic applause
We come to crafty 10 vengeance, to retaliate
for no wrongs, TO resent no past insults, TO re-
open no strife We come with patriotic pur-
pose To 10 whatever 10 our political power
Shall be to restore an honest, economical and
administration Of the govern
meut We come charging on the Union 20
wrong to it.
TIE UNION NEVER w5oNGED THE SOUTH.
The Union has been an unmixed blessing to
every section, to every State, to every man Of
every color in America We charge all our
wrongs to that higher law. fanaticism, which
never. never kept pledge or obeyed law -
We sought t. leave the association of those
who would not keep fidelity To the covenant.
We sought to go by ourselves but so far from
having lost our fidelity to the Constitution, we
iucged Il 10 our bosom, aud carried i; with Us
The New York herald., 1876-09-02

Letters ~. l. D." must be plainly marked in a
'A'n 0'"1Si 0Lxss xSS0I No 1 ar%ooEES "S GOODS
!s sS yards YARD: saved saved i:s LII Cloth Cloth s'.s
1900 wards Flannel. blue. twilied
2o.0,o yards Flannel, red. twiled-
55, ,7so yards Iinsey. plaid
iS:7 Ss7 dozen dozen Hose Hose. sSiia,sn. sS%seS
9i9 dozen socks. mems
'o;n 81 aHaS,' dozen searf.
s.o '''pSsit s s;.'s'es %"cSaTos sSaSS GOODS
2so,9oo 900 yard. T.lss, n.li;, standard prints
iii,sss yards Duck. % Standard S 's- s.ouno.
23.ooo yards Kentucky Jeans
sSss%s ;..ss
$500 yards chass llissS'y So snI''!ns nEscLornrSo
s,7dt Coats. sack, for men, assorted siso.
i.32s Overcoats sack. for men. large si<oG
4ass ni, isn.s TOR men ns'1,ssd size. %
800 Suits coats, pants ana 81. for boys 10 10
223 Vests Tor men, assorted sssA
.7o7s shirts flannel. red
.G class ass No Sa"s s1shons- GOOD QUALITY
221a pairs Mems, assorted
lsss pairs Wo%ee,. Won. S.. assorted ors '''-
s,i5 pairs Misses assorted sizes.
i7' DHfi cHss 1sdssp So SSs Aiiol'ss aS ssT oArs
Hats Hat. Soy %Sa' Wool a.ssss asserted ..s i.ss
7ol dozen Axes. best cast-stecl s to AZ pounds
as6 dozen Ak handles. a6ineh. No. /.
662 dozen Sewing Avs.
4S6 dozen Sewing-a awi Handles
,437 dozen Cups, tin pints and quarts.
22l dozen Dppers. tinnediron. long handisa
296 dozen Frypans. short handlc NoA l. and 3. II
e4s dozen Pans tin or iron pressed. = aud quartz
In equal auan,ities
5ss Camp kettles. in nests of three
800 dozen Pianters' Hoes No. 2. bos. cas. sssd.
2O9 dozen Hoe Handles
3t6 dozen Fish Hooks. assorted sizeA
2lo dozen Fish Lines. assorted sisea
~ dozen mill saw Files.
23S dozen Saw Files taper. AZ inch.
lO7S dozen Butcher Knives O inch.
400 dozen Hunting Knives inch
81 dozen Skinning Knives. 6inch
3i7 dozen Knives and Forks. good QaAiity
sos dozen spoons table. tinnediron.
4io dozen spoons tea, timed iron.
245 dozon Shears. cast steel 7h and inches
169 dozen sleeves, wire.
IL Beaver Traps Newhouse, No. 4
- Mink Traps Newhousc.
I.025 pounds Indigo.
7.O25 lunches Beads assorted colorA
SOL dozen Combs.
424 dozen Combs, nae tooth
~ dozen Mirrors zinc.
l04.ftO Needles assorted sizes
77UoW Needles, Giovers'.
2fl dozen Thmbes. op"n. ~
1,27O dozen Spool Cotton staEdard MAKE, I'M yaruA
3-cord and G-cord. equal quantities. 49, =.
1872 pounds Thread linen standard make, Nos 10 ~
and ~. two thirds dark blue one-third whitley
lsoO pounds GilIing Twine, and 3cord equal quanu
ties Nos. 30 30 aud 40.
~ s75 pounds Cotton Maitre; Tor Scines - ,osp,r.x
CLASS NO. 9.-MEDICAI SUPPLIES AND HOSrATAh
Schedules in detail character and quantity Of
the articles herein called for will be furnished ON sppues
ton to this office. ut No. 4, Leonard St. New York
CLASS No. l0-GROCkRIES
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
Hotel Royal des Etrangers, Naples.

To be opened on the Ist OF NoVemDer ncNt
This elegant building. the only exclusively
ructed for hotel in Naples stands entirely Isolated in
most select location the now cmban kment. which Is
fashionable promenade of the city From every
window east aud west there Is the of the
surrounding charming wholesome and
together with the conditions of light and space, the
choice modern furniture and the general will
this hotel worthy preference while its style viii
distinction that visitors will readily appre-
cate The splendid suit OF public are 10
for their Characteristic decor stons and
socabity Not least among its will be
lery line arts and grand American panoorte viii
do my best to make feel home. will
glad any time furnish them by letter any
eardng routes Naples and excursions
borhood.
A. CAPRANI Manager
The New York herald., 1876-09-02

connecting with Danbrry, Norwalk and Now Haven Rail-
roads by steamer ARR0WSMlrH. daily Sundays X
cepted, from Jeaels dock Brooklyn ut 30 =. NJ.
81 st River, at 2:f5 ~, and 33d East River
p. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
COAsTwIsK STEAMSHIPS.

MoRGAN's NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
lvl hips-MORGAN CITY will sail from pier 80
North River saturday. Sept MT NJ for New Orleans
direct transferring Texas freight theie Morgan's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad tor Morgan City thence
Morgans steamers to Texas ports Through Ills OF lad
signed all points the Mississippi River. Mobile,
Galveston. Indianoa. Corpus Christi Rockpor Braxos
Santiago Brownsville and to all points the Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio. Houston and Texas Central
international and Great Northern Texas Pacific
Continental railroads Freghts for Msrys Fulton
landed kockport.
dues Corpus Christi and Braros
Santiago at the expense and risk of consi gnes.
Insurance be effected under policy Of q. A.
whitney 4 Co. 10 New orleans. q per cent; to Texas
ports For freight further inform alton apply
TO CHARLEs A. WHITNEY co, Agents; othce. pier
Mort River.