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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18
A BRIEF Council or War.

The n. Y. World's Philadelphia spe-
cial says: Colonel Mcclure telegraphed
to the Times from Chicago on the 10th !:
General Grant quietly slipped into the
Palmer House this morning, and | new.
er saw him look more gentle or com
posed, He came unheralded, at least
to the multitude. He talked pleasant
y in passing his acquaintance,
walked lcisurely to the ladies' parlor,
and the outer doors weie closed against
all when he entered. In half an hour
he stepped ont in the same unostenta.
tious manner, and the faces of Game.
ron, Logan and Storrs were visible as
the llcutenants with whom he bad
been ia conference What TRANSFERRED
in that brief council of war will prob.
ably never be known To the public,
but after Grant had hurried off to the
Milwaukee train both Cameron ard
Logan said publicly that Grant would
be nominated without opposition in
1884" 1t appears to be the confident
expectation, according to this writer,
that Garfield will be beaten, and one
term of Democratic rule will make
Grants return to the helm Of state a
necessity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18

Line OF March:
Up Wall street to Montgomery,
Down Montgomery to Commercial,
Up Commercial to Main,
Up Main 10 the School House.
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treasure be filled up.

Tns name Of Stephen J. Field will
came before the Cincinnati Convention
with prestige, in one respect, which
can scarcely be claimed for that Of
any ether candidate who has been
named, More than any other Demo.
Graf now prominent in public life he
has identified himself with the ouly
dlstlnctively Democratic doctriuc, in
respect to which the whole party.
North aud South is cordially united.
- Detroit Free Press.
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saa Francisco Journal o. Commerce.

Tho decline 10 tho yield Of the DO
nanzas is responsible for Q great deal
Of the dullness Of trade ia this city.
The yield OF the dividend paying
mines generally came to this city and
was spent lavishly BY those who re-
ceived ii. Fine residences went up
everywhere, real estate advanced in
price and lavish rate Of expenditure
was kept up. OF course all this tend
cd to the employment Of labor in the
building and other trades, and to the
consumption Of imported goods.
Houses were taken up as soon as they
were built. and at the most exorbitant
rents. The advancement In popula-
tim from l50, 900 to 10000 In the
course Of eight years Is owing large
liz to the influence cxerted by the ex-
pendiiufe spoken Of, which reached
into the hundreds Of millions. OF
course, as the dividends fell of, the
cbb tide came. The tenements uf the
fine houses could no logger pay the
rent, and the houses became idle The
fall ID stocks ruined thousands. The
building trade became mere shadow
Of It's former self, and the sale Of lux.
urics, and IN many cases the comforts
and necessities Of life. fell of. Labor
became unemployed, and this added
to tho general depression. The mines
were no longer able 10 buy costly ma.
chinery aud the foundry industry de
cined.
IL has been o constant subject or re-
mark that the population Of San Fran
cisco was out a all proportion to the
trade done by 1.-THE fact being that
the snpcriious population was largely
supported by the expenditure from
the mines. The effect of this on gen
efal trade is easily traced. The city
contained one.third OF the whole popu.
lation Of tue State, aud, Of course, any
decrease in tho income Of its people,
must mean corresponding decrease
an the volume of trade done by one.
third Of tho merchants aud manufac.
tnrers III the State.
This decrease has been going on
Tor couple Of years, and, combined
with short crops and Eastern compe.
tlti ~, has brought about the present
unsatisfactory state Of trade. Ii is
probable that other bonanzas may be
discovered, but the true interests Of
The merchants lies in the encourage
ment of agriculture aud manufactures.
We believe that this fall will be- a
period of exceptional activity in Cali
fornia trade; aud that the improve
ment will he permanent. According
as the lands OF the State arc brought
under cultivation, the needs Of the
country will increase. aud tho blanks
left by The withdrawal Of the bonanza
treasure be filled up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18

A HEAVY hail,storm on tho llth
broke vast amount of glass, and
subsequently, stores and residences
were flooded by rain, in Sioux City,
Iowa, causing damage of $4,000
Hailstones eleven inches in crcumfer-
encc were picked up, and in sheltered
places lay in drifts till after nightfall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18

A DETROIT sp 'cial says of St. Jul
ien's trot on the llth: st, Julien gave
a magnificent exhibition of speed He
made the first quarter in O:s24, the
last halt nile in l:o1, the three-ouar.
ter mile in :43, and the mile in 2:lIl
Hlckok thinks he could have gone in
2:l4, bnt was afraid to string him on,
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TIE SIN with mock solen nifty
thanks God for the defeat of Gran
and then repeats its charges of the
credit inobilier and de ,Tolyi,r pave
n-ent frauds against Garfield.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18

PROF. TICS is Of the opinion that
about all of the socalled cyclones,
which have prevailed TO an alarming
extent this season, are storms of cleo
tricity, and entirely Independent Of
W nd
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WHOLESALE


at less prices than they can lay them down
here. A general store Of well-selected
spring and summer stock, and am able il
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and am
doing nay own transportation, which al
lows me to sell cheaper than any other
firm in the Territory; therefore giving al
my customers and friends the advantage
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and DIV
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hides
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
J. B. EMERY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-18

Order of Ceremonies:
/. Music by the Band,
2. Prayer by the Chaplain.
3. Singing.
4. Reading of Declaration of Indepen.
dence.
5. Music by the Band.
6. Reading of the Poem.
7. Singing.
8. Grafton.
0. Music by the Band.
AFTERNOON.
l. Procession by the Calithumpians
2. Grafton by the Unknown.
3. Base Ball Game by the Garfeldn
and MUTUAL Clubs.
a. The whole to conclude with Fire
Works and Grand Ball, given Inv
the Idaho City Brass Band.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Terrible Aecidsnt.-on Saturday eve.
ming last a sad affair occurred At the crossing
OF the Wabash and Narrow Gauge Roads, uSsr
the Water works, Toledo. resulting IN the
death Of Miss CARRIu FRENoH, In a horrible
msnner.
AZ the passenger coach was being drawn
into the city By the horses used for that pur.
pose, on the Marrow Gauge. q heavily loaded
freight train was discovered approaching up-
der full hsadwsy on the wabash track. II
created = panic among the passengers and
they rushed for the doors OF the ear, most OF
them jumping OF the back platform. Miss
FRENCH, who was accom- mpanisd by her uncle,
Mr. e FREwoH. Of Toledo, got separated from
him and either jumped or was pushed OF the
forward end OF the car. and failing upon the
track the car wheels passed over her body and
crushed II in q horrible manner. Miss FRENCH
was a resident Of Mt. Vernon, o., but was on a
visit with relatives in Toledo aud South Tole-
do. Miss FREHcH Tad many warm friends In
this vicinity and there is a strong feeling
against the train men on the Wabash road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16
A MODERN DEMOsTHENEs.

Ed. JOURNAL Certain parties, who
object to the use Of nom de plumes OF
fictitious names on all occasions seem 10
have unbounded faith in their influence
or powers as newspaper writers.
This, however, is not surprising when
we consider that much less gifted crea.
lures have imagined themselves capable
OF greater things.
just now l have before me csricature
in which that curious bundle of stupidity
and self-concelt (the ass) iances himself
a Modern Demosthenes.
Mounted on some sort of elevation with
head, ears and tail erect, lie pours forth
his asinine eloquence in manner that
must have been denfening to his audienc'
which is seen 10 scatter in every direc
tion, apparently slupiiicd by the hideou,
noise. But in spite Of this his ass ship
appears to be highly satisfied with his
powers as n Stump Orator
CONSTANT READER.
July Z. 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16
FROM MILLBURY.

ED. JOURNAL As the Millbury letter
has been minus for a few weeks, will once
more grasp my pencil.
The heat of to-day caused Karchner &
Curtis stave factory to take rest for the
afternoon, and quite a number Of men are
getting the benefit of the shade. But
have not heard of any sun-strokes yet in
this vicinity.
As yet comparatively little has been said
or done concerning the coming Presiden-
tial canvass. But it is evident that Gen.
Garfield has the inside track in this town
ship, as will be seen next November. To
be sure Lake township is but drop in the
great bucket of Ohio. But as pennies
make dimes and dimes make dollars, So,
also, townships make counties and counties
make States. And it is by giving even n
moderate majority in each township that
we are to show mp a great majority in
Ohio.
The l04 h anniversary of American In
dependence was celebrated here by two
bowery dances. One nj the east end OF
town by Dan Walburn, who employed
+ Moore's string band of Minbnry, the 9TH
er by Jno Hawk, in Wight's grove just
northeast of town. a. this place, Woll's
orchestra, Il band from Toledo, furnished
the music. Although intoxicant's OF all
kinds flowed freely, the police force was
sufficiently sIrong 10 maintain order.
| John Weigand, the Saluonist who sold
out II short time ago, has bought a build
ing and had il placed on his lot on Main
| ST., and has RECOMMENDED the iniquilouS
/ liquor traffic.
| The X. Of H., Mt the last meeting in
June, elected the following officers, viz
P. D., f. Karchncr; D., G.. +. Chapman
V. D., W. J Bal ey; a. D, w. l.. Wight
r., J. Il. McCreerv; +, r., w, L. Taft
T., 7. l.. Wight; c., o. A. Olney Guild,
aud Med. Ex, J. l.. Tracy; Guard, e
/ Krummel s., John Ynemnn.
frankie aud Sylvia Wight started foi
Ada, Ohio, on last Saturday, where they
will a teHd school for some time.
would ask our Board of Education /
it would not be we'll to proceed with th'
painting and repairs at the school house
Tor fear they may be put of until nfte
school commences ~ il was last year. Th
lesson that We had last year in that direc
tion ought to be sufficient. Roxy.
July IA, 1880.
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Through Coaches between Detroit
q COiu an bus on both Express Trains. /.

T.. 8. 4 VI. 8. Trains from Detroit. and Main
and Air Line, r. g. z. NJ. aud Jackson trains,
arriving in T ,ledo, make connection with the
twn Express trains which leave the Columbus
d Toledo Railroad Depot-the Omnibus Line
making the transfer from Union Depot in TWEEN
~ minutes.
nirect connections made in Union Depot Al
Columbus for Newark, Zanesville, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phils-
del phia also for Dayton. Cinciuusu, Louis,
vile. and all points South aud Southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from Columbus To Baltimore, Washington and
Philadelphia, without change.
Trains viii arrive and depart from Toledo at
Columbus and Toledo Railroad CompAny's De.
pot, Water Street. foot of Mulberry,
W. II. HARRISON, 0eR1 Ticket Agent.
ORLAND SMITH. Geu'I Supt.
Nm GREENE, President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16
OLD FORT MElGS.
An old Veterans Plea Through the
sunday Journal for Govern.
meut's Care OF it.
July Z, 1880.

sunday Journal for GOverns
ment's Care OF It.
A day or two since | was conducted by
my kind friend, Michael Hayes, Of Pcrrys
burg, on a second or third tour OF insp, c.
ion, after an interval Of some years, to the
grounds Of old and historic Fort Meigs.
The tender care tnken Of the grounds, and
Of the places where rest the bones of brave
soldiers, merits praise from the surviving
soldiers Of Ohio aud Kentucky, who make
frequent visits 10 these consecrated grounds.
The owners pay taxes upon the land, and
could have made thousands OF dollars dur
ing the years they have held them, had
they yielded to suggestions Of cupidiIy,and
cultivated the soil, but the Hayes family
considered themselves as sort OF Trustees
to preserve the landmarks Of the old fort
and of the sod that covered the graves OF
the many who tell during the seiges by
the British or Indian shot. Hence, not
withstanding the ravages OF time, the EN-
bankments and trenches are clearly traced.
Only the block houses aud pickets have
utterly perished, but the earth-works have
been remarkably we'll preserved.
Now, in Gods own time, the Hayes FAM
lily and their descendants may pass away,
and the old fort grounds be thrown into
vandal hands Why will not, then, Con-
gress pay heed to the suggestion made by
the Maumee Valley Pioneer and Histori
cal Association, Feb. 20. 1879, and re-pur-
chase these consecrated acres which the
Government should never have permitted
to pass out of its hands, aud let them be-
come forever the property Of the United
States. A fine park and monument to the
memory OF the fallen dead should also
adorn the place, and it would become the
Mecca that would draw TO it people from
all sections of the United States.
The Congress that will adopt this RECON-
mendation Of the Maumee Valley Pioneer
and Historical Association will he blessed
by all of the people. II. 8. X.
Toledo, O., Suly, 1880.
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j. o. AVERY, Sec'y,
Weston, o., July ~, 1850.

SuleIde.-THoMAs BENTLT, an old cit
iIen OF Toledo, committed suicide on Mon
day afternoon, by locking himself in his
room and directing ball from revolver
through hiG brain. The cause Is attributed
10 a too free use OF rum for some years
past, which rendered him incapable Of OBJ
tanning or doing work at his trade as pain.
or, thus causing him TO neglect his family.
Mr.. BENrLY was "A years Of age. had
served eleven years in the English army in
the 2isl Scotch Fusileers, passing through
the Cnmean war and receiving several !
badges a. = reward for bravery. A too
free use Of rum will conquer the bravest
Of themi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

RunaWay.--Yeslerday morning Mr..
WM. SCHLEcT put his little boy in his
wagon and started for his home to take his
family to the picnic at Maple Grove,
When near the railroad the horse became
frightened at the Deshler Accommodation
train and ran away. Mr.. ScHLECT and
little boy were both thrown out, reeeIving
severe bruises, while the wagon was tornlin
two aud the horse ran several squares with
a portion Of the wagon attached before he
was captured.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

May Fork SWindIr.-We Hre informed
that several farmers in Richfeld twp, Lu-
cas- county, have been swindled by some
sharks who are dealing in hay forks and
securing signatures to contracts, which
pruve, rs usual, to be notes. We are re-
querled TO warn the farmers Of Wood cOun-
~ to keep one eye open for them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

House and Lot for Sale. "A new brick
house, with good well and cistcrn, situate
on Indiana Avenue, will be sold at u bar.
gain. Call on or address,
ISRAEL THORNTON.
10es Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Building StOne.-Those desiring to
purchase good article of building stone,
will do we'll to call on c. w. NORTON at
the quarry, near Lime City, or leave or
ders with CHESTER NORTON, ct the Ex'
change Hotel. III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Stave Factory for Sale.-The under.
signed desires to call attention to the desir-
able location Of the property known as the
Stevens Stave Factory, its close proximity
and convenience to the raw material,
&c. This property will be sold at bar
gain. Call on or address
30tf GEO. WEDDELL, Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Medical NOtlce.-Mrs. NJ. NJ ifAT.
FIELD, NJ. D., formerly Of Dayton, now 10.
Gated in Toledo, can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, on Fridays Of each week
Office hours from 1880 4. NJ, to 400 T.. NJ
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS
ooRREcTED BY KIS0sBURY a WILSON AND a. a.
WILLIAMS 4 BIO.
PEanvpupo, o.. July Is. 1880.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

J. CLEMENT SMITH. III q Street. wash.
ington. d. c., Attorney at Law aud Solicilor
of Patents. Survivor of 0ilnaTs, Smith & Co.,
and ChipmAn, H"sner 4 Go. Send postage
siamPs for Circular giving lees, Ac,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Military Lawn Fete.-The third Annu-
al Lawn Fete OF Forsyth Post, G. A. R., Of To-
ledo, will be given at the Court Hnuss Yard in
that city on Wednesday evening next, July
2lst, for enc night only. This is the method
considered the best, adopted three years ago
for raising q fund to assist needy soldiers their
widows and orphans. Tie plan has proven q
complete success for two years and their enter
taiuments have proven the most popu lar Of any
thing of the kind ever started 10 Toledo. New
features OF interest are added each year which
do not fail to attract immense throngs of people.
Among the new features this year il the estab-
lishment OF picture gallery, in which can be
seen portraits OF local and other military cele.
brities as they appeared in their dilapita ted
uniforms which will be placed beside mode rn
pictures Of the same parties in citizens costume.
Maps OF all the battles fought during the re-
belli"n will also be on exhibition.
Toledo has occasion to be proud of her sur
Viving soldiers. They represent the best ele-
ments of society, as well as nea ri every branch
OF industry aud enterprise. The Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Post. nth Mrs. X ArE II. SHKR.
WOOD as President and Mrs. Gas. III. YoUN0
as Secretary has proven q most profitable aux
llsry Tor the fultillment of the mission OF tue
Post in aiding the worthy aud .needy.
Soldiers or citizens in this vicinity having
| pictures or relies are requested to send them
dowA OF leave them At this office as early as
| Tuesday next. Tickets for sale at both of our
drug stores or at this Office, only IS cents each
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

Lawn Fetc and Social There will be
a Lawn Fete aud Social under the auspices "f
She Ladies' Centennial Snciciy At the commo
dioua grounds snd residence "f Mr. ?. r. Nil
LER en- Thursday eve, July 22d. A cordial
invitation IL evtrnded tn all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

For SaIe.-A frst-class farm, we'll inn
proved, and located within one mile Of
Perrysburg, for sale cheap. Enquire Of
Cook & TRoUP.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

pleasant and cheerful room Is essen
tial to the health of the baby, and the us
ual pains and ills Of the young ones soon
vanish after the use of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Price % cents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

AgrIculta al Society NotIce. The eat
ing house and grocery stands viii be sold to
the highest bidders on Saturday, August
7th, 1sso,a Tontogany. All wishing stands
for the next annual fair, will please cali on
that day. The Board of Directors are al.
so requested to meet for the transaction Of
business on that day.
BY order of the President.
IL. C. STROW.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

More ThieltnH. On Tuesday night the
Little Store on the Corner was burg glarizcd ana
500 cgars,3 pals OF fius cut tobacco and be wsen
three and four dollars 10 small change was s,o-
len from Mr.. CAMP. No clue to thieves.
The same night neat cIinker boat belong
ing to Mr.. LEWIS G. WABs was stolen.
On Wednesday night Mr. wH wIrzLER who
resides about two miles south Of town, drove
in in a three spring buggy and hitched his
team in front OF Mr.. DAVIS hardware, store.
Between 9 and 10 O'Clock he was ready to start
for home but found his team missing, and we
have not learned that he has yet found any
trace Of il.
Is it not about time to introduce the shotgun
policy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16
Money to Lnnn.

Mortgages Bought aud Money Loaned
by E. A. ITtGGINs,
32tt Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

For snie.-A good Sewing Machine fo'
IS. also one g"od pArlor stove far 81. Apply al
once TO ]. l.. DoUGLLs, Perry sburg.
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which though crippled by the successive
blasts afforded sufficient resistance, after
the destruction OF the combination lock, TO
render another explosion necessary, thus
causing the all.important delay, we are
doubtless indebted for the safety Of our
funds. Indeed II would be difficult to say
to which OF the three persons named here.
IN we are under greatest obligation, for IL
the part Of either or the time lock had
been omitted the burglary had fair pros
poets Of success.
We are glad TO be able 10 announce that
not dollar or any paper Of value is mis-
sing and business will continue without
interruption. The complete wrecking Of
the old safe simply affords opportunity Of
carrying out our plane, several months in
progress,of replacing the old, by new safe
OF the strongest possible construction, wi ich
will be ready for our use in a very few
days. N. l.. HANSON, Cashier.
Perrysburg, o., July IL, 1880.
SINGULAR DREAM.
One Of the most singular condolences
on record was the dream OF Mrs. HAN
SON, the wife Of the Cashier Of the bank
In the latter part Of the night she awoke
seeming somewhat distured, and said to
her husband, "oh dear, have been no
troubled. dreamed that two men ent-
cred the bank where you was and com.
menced hSmmering on the safe, then
ordered you to open it, and you said to
them that it was no use, there was a
time lock ON it, One said to tile other,
guess we are fooled" She Rlso rela-
ted that they had secured FIVE dollars,
which was the exact amount lying upon
the safe, four dollars in pennies and a
silver dollar, which they did not take.
1t was but short time after speaking
OF this dream that Mr.. HANSON was
aroused by violent rapping at his door,
when he was summoned as above stated to
60 to the bank.
We understand the proprietors have or
dered new burglar proof safe, to have q
front of SEVEN INcHEs OF solid metal.
iron and steel in alrern,ty plates, and
secured by time lock-
Captain SCoTT, Chief OF the Toledo Pc
lice, rnd Judge LoRENZ were up on Tues
day taking view Of the wrecked vault
and safe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-16

NOHTM HOUND.
Leqre
Columbus. Q so N. 5.00P.M ti2.l0 A. N.
ATripe at
Toledo. 2 55P u. 1000 do 940 do
Leaves South Depot.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SOUTH BOUND.

Taxing Effect Jan'y Ist, 1850.
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sun
daysl as follows: