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Wines and Liquors,

OF the choicest and best brands with general
assortment of articles of the best quality in the
Grocery line, to which he invites the attention OF
his country friends.
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5rfm NeWurIeans wIsn Wei ztuek
NJ sss NJ D les 4, DIR ~ s Sss G 90 DIS,
Trs;NETS TRIM Gs sf every variety and
OF ti,e latest STYLES. 3 ssz szs2ig Z, ~
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seiies, C0ifec, F6ur, Bacon, Salt Brandy Wine,
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Boarders Who have fire In their ROM Win furaish
their own fuel md fIghtE. Il s .ls II ss9 tsF4 s
Rev. THDS. RAND, A. NJ Principal
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,W ~ fnc stage stand At Madame Estil, n,
lettes. III bellevue, about tlie 10th OF sAu.
gust q dark bay HORSE with bob tail, ,NI Ifs
t..s ,,oa,.. for ,x hi. IA HE ai,ye re,ya Wi be
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ssts u n n 49, III
7F111 ber Life Insurance Conpapy q the PLY g Asw
III Il .seat Of 81 al prsysrsd i tsEs stsss
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8 Is msior. esntyal Edward Wells Ball. vent
ld'etrs nomias lieutenant gouverneur d h ia.
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BHcoND QIsTRTCr Coxankssfo
dsIkgpes De- differences paroisse compoeantl 4
~ 6nd district copgressionnel - sont reunis Il
8. et, ~ premier scrutin. ont dssigns NJ. Z. g
Hunt CONNIE y caudidat dus parti AMERICAN
pour seprssentsr y district i W ashing ton.
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!. SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1855.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1855
Stock Raising in Minneso

Stock Raising in Minnesota.
We hear of several of our farmers who are
about to engage extensively in the business oi
Stock raising.
Maj. M'Lean has purchased an extensive tract
of land on the margin of Lake Johanna, and
will proceed Immediately to stock it with young
cattle upon quite large scale. There can be
no business entered into in Minnesota that will
pay better than the rearing OF horned cattle
and sheep. The abundance of water, and the
plentiful supply of nutrcous native grasses,
which can be cut cured and housed for three
dollars per ton; can be made to entirely sup
p ant the use OF grain in the winter season. and
will leave the animals in fine order in the
spring, are advantages in stock raising not to
be met with in any stock growing country
south Of u.s.
So profitable are the inducements held out
by this branch of husbandry, that our wide
awake fellow citizen, H. McKenty Esq. is about
to commence opening one Of hisextensive tracts
of wild land (Which he originally entered OH
speculation) as stock farm. His business
heretofore has been confined to the buying and
selling of LANDS and town lots" but seeing
the "chances," he is now on hand in new line
of business in connection with the old.
When Col. McKenty gets up his stock farm
it is fair presumption to state that it will be
stocked with stock. On Saturday, he purchas-
cd the finest Durham bull that has ever arrived
in this country-paying for the animal price
cI; cbo1 G., tIot bor
known in the States would snecr at. Yet this
is the way to commence the business, and no
one knows the fact better than the purchaser.
This is the kind of Investment that always pays.
if one only has patience to await the result.
What one of our farmers will make the next
decided move of this character to improve the
stock of Minnesota? There is plenty more room
yet for improvement by the increase of this de-
scription of stock?
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20 PROPER CARLOS WILCOX
PrODDer& Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents,
Oce, with Hanson, Second strcet
near the S Land Office, Minneapolis, Minnesota Ter.
SURvEYING and Plating of all done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
locating lands in the pineres and else
the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest investments made loans negotiated, collections
made and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing ,se purchase lands are IN
vited to call Claimants make advantageous arrange
ments with us for their purchase money vauablepro2-
erty now and always on hand in the embryo cities of
Minneapolis 81 Anthony and St Paul; also, lmpro ed
FARMS rural and pine lands all or wich we oier on the
most seraterms We respectfully solicit and hope to
merl IA share Of public and private trust
Aug Is, 1854 ss- d&w
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Pursuant to a call published in the city pa.
pers, meeting convened at the Winslow
House, Saturday evening, 2Sd inst. The OBJ
ject of the meeting having been stated to
make suitable arrangements for the celebra-
tion of our National Anniversary. a,s
Col. G. w. Harrington was called to the chair
and J. NJ. Denton and R. Frank Houseworth
appointed Secretarys.
On motion committee of three was ap-
pointed to draft programme for the oc-
casion.
On motion Messrs. Hayward, Hoyt aud
Dunn. were chosen as said committee, who
through their chairman, Mr.. Dunn, reported
the following as the order of the day
1st. A salute of thirteen guns from the
Court House Square and ringing of bells at
sunrise. --cs
I'd. An Grafton to be delivered and the De-
claration Of Independence read from the steps
of the Capitol at 10 o'clock A. NJ. mT
Sd. A dinner at the WinslOw and American
Houses at 8 o'clock P. M. "a
4th. A salute of thirteen guns at sundown.
5th. Fireworks in the evening. seq
On motion the report was received and COM
mittee discharged.
On motion the order of the day, as reported,
was adopted.
On motion three Committees of Arrange.
ments, consiting of six each, were appointed
for the following objects: .3
Is. Committe, To make arrangements to
carry out the lst, 4th, and 5th resolutions.
I'd Committe. To provide on Orator Of tho
day, and reader of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. $3.50 a Ia bsrelyes -s5
Sd Committee, To make preparation for tho
dinner at the Hotels, and to prepare toasts,
sentiments, and provide speakers for the occa-
sion. r ,~.-s-, ...s.srs j..
The following gentlemen were designated to
compose said committees: ac
lst-Col.s D. A, Robertson, Capt. A wilkins,
Gen. Van Etten, Isaac Markley, O. G. Hoffman.
E. NJ. Partridge. @ .a1 sg
2d.-Hon. Alex. Ramsey. DR.. Ewing, VIM.
R. Marshal, Fl. L. Carver, E. w. Packard, q.
Frank Houseworth. o m w
3d.-Earle S. Goodrich, W. G. Le Due, A.
c. Dunn, L. c. Dayton, E. G.. Palmer, W. NJ.
Hayward. - sass -z -sss ~
On motion the several committees were em.
powered to make all necessary arrangements
to carry out the object of the meeting. sr
On motion the city papers were requested to
publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned till next
Thursday evening. at o'clock, at this house.
GEO. w. EARRING | ON, Chairman. ,
j. NJ. DENTON, lcs.ratarvs cg5
r. FRANK HoUsEwoRTH, .'' - tan
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Woodbury. & Putnam, i,

IT. AVE taken the new store in the Pioneer Build
Ii ings, where they Offering their stock Of
., BOOTS IND SHOES. b.. ss
at prices which they think cannot fail to suit purchas
Our stock consists in part OF Gents Calf and
Congress Boots, Ladies Congress, Kossuh, Polka and
Fancy Lace Boots, Tipped and Foxed Caters, Misses
Colored Caters. Chdrens Boots and Shoes.
together with many other kinds too numerous to men
ton.
Please and examine goods andprices at our store
in the Pioneer Buildings, corner OF Third anf jackson
Streets. @ 1e WOODBURY. q PUTNAM.
st. Paul, May %, 1851
p. S.-M. & P. being .onnected with manufacturing
Fresh Goods. f ny29d3m
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Territorial Road to the Iowa Line-crops, &c
Messrs. Hodges and Collins o. Oronoco, Olm-
sted county, and Mr. Pickett. of Carimone.
Fillmore county, Commissioners to survey and
locate the Territorial road from St. Paul to
Elliota, on the Iowa line, are in the city, pre-
pared to-enter upon the discharge of their du-
ties They were yesterday awaiting the arri-
val Of Mr.. Frceborn, of Red Wing, the remain
ing commissioner.
These gentlemen inform us that the crops of
wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, &C., in the south
ern portions of the Territory look remarkably
promising. considering the disadvantages OF
the season.. There has been considerable rain
recently, which has brought them forward
finely.
immigration still continues to pour into the
lower counties. There is no end to the drove
OF movers that daily line the roads in every
direction.
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FLAyIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD rcspecrfully announce to the Inhabitants of
~ Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected CAR
RAGE & WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP the corner of rst and Streets In the tswn
of where Wagons and carrages OF fhe best
quaifty viii found for sale and all description
of Blacksmith work executed With dsllhtch. !ss -
Mendoza, Jan 26, 1855 WY
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nD-- The Boston Post says stomach pumps
are in use at all the railroad depots in that
State to clear the passengers of any alcohol
they may have in them; this is to save theroads
from any liability. under the liquor Law. fsr
Transporting the prohibited article.
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SURGERY AND MEDICINE.

JOHN LAMBERT, M. d., r-n-l
Partner of the late Edtcin Hall, M D., Saco, Maine,
and member ofthe Maine Medical Association,
p RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
~ and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services to all who may desire them.
Dentistry.
DR.. l.. will execute all operations on the Teeth In
satisfactory manner. Teeth filled with pure gold and
warranted. Teeth carefully extracted with without
the use of Ether. Teeth properly cleaned. All diseases
of the north, throat, and all operations
minor Surgery will receive DR. 1 particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash.
Office Hours from 8 TO IL, A. NJ and from to p NJ
Office, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, Jackson Street, near SeventhSaint Paul,
Minnesota. Refer to 49, ''.-t s+ i' 9ii
r. Marvin. H. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
st. Paul, April 20, 1855. 3mdSw
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Emerson & Case,

Emerson & Case,
LAND AGENTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
WILL attend TO the purchase and saeof Real Estate,
w Location of Land Warrants Collection of Debrs,
Investment of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge OF all parts of the Ter
rtory, pats all the Surveyed Lands Abstracts of the
Entries made at the different Land Offices, good set of
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great
perence in profession, shall be prepared to do
business entrusted with promptness accuracy.
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. IS64.
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LIME! LIME |!
LOST BAGGAGE.

TIME North Western Express Co. have Just cumpet.
IL ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall re-
ceive semmonthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any of the DepotS west f that pen For particulars
inquire at Office, opposite the Post Office.
]. G. BURBANK & co.
ST. Paul, Dec, Is; 1854. d&wtf
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

FuNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
Il the pleasant village of ManOmin, eight miles
above st. AnthOny and prepared to accommodate
Travelling public with the very best fare the country
affords The house Is furnished with every accommodate
be found in any country; and aside from the sub
santias of fe The best wines and liquors that eau be
may always be had ca l. The StablinG
Of the MauO-u House either for emigrauts, Transfers
DrOvers, is superior to that Of other public house
On the road north of St. -oul.
May 2ldawtf A. ]. WILLIS.
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j.. FROST,

rs now receiving large and well selected stock OF
i Goods, from below, which he VIII dispose OF at
81 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. -
Among his assortment will be found tons of Bacon,
large lot of Pork, Flour and Corn-meal 100 Bushels
Apples Peaches, Sugar, Coffee and Teas Of all kinds;
Seap Candies. Starch, Tobacco, Raisins Figs Candy,
every thing in his line in great abnucance All Of
which will be sold at the lewestcash price.
mayl7u No. 81, Fhiru streee st. PAUL.
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

mLMA Mo cASANUo ANSAAA AAVNJ
Incorporated by the Mate Of Tennessee.
No. SO Front Row.
pUYS and sells Sight and Time Exchange on the East,
~ discounts short time bills on New York, New Orleans,
and st. Louis; does a General Banking and Exchange
BUSINESS; makes collections in all the principal cities in
the Southwest. on the most favorable erms proceeds
promptly remted day of payment, with current rates
of exchange.
Notes of the Memphis Savings Institution taken at
par In all business transactions. I77Southern cOec-
tions solicited. ISAAC YOUNG, President. .
Nav l, lS55-1y
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The American Mutual Life Insurance
& TRUST COMPANY, NEW-HAvEN, CONN.
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
APPLICATIONS received and Policies given by
s.- WIN. SPRIGG HALL, Agent.
SAM'L WILEY, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Office Cor. Third and wabashaw Streets
st. Paul, Feb. %. diff
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Aa william Rock,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Minn.,
ID ESPECTFULLY solicits part of Public Patronage,
IL and will transact with prvmptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References. -r
r. M. Shoemaker, C. e. Cincinnati, Ohio.
E. Gest, G. Z. Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. W. Adams, C. f. Lexington, Ky.
S. Medberry, G. E. Columbus, Ohio.
ThOs. Daniels, E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, g. f. Indianapolis, Ind.
]. H. Sprague, G. Il. Shelbyvie, Ind.
M. N. Benton, Prest G. & l.. r. R., COvington, Ky
Hon. T. l.. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev. l.. w. Berry, Pres. Inuana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Indiana.
Hon. E. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. I, 1855. d&w1y
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JESUP & CO.,
Forwarding and Com. Merchants, {,

Illinois,
North Western Terminus of the Hi. Cen. Rail Road.
Agents
For Illinois Central Railroad Company;
&c Galena s. Chicago Union Railroad Company;
&c Galena, Dune it'll and st. Paul Packet Company;
&C Union Transportation Company;
&c New Oswego Line;
&C Old Oswego Line;
" New York and Oswcgo Line, &C., &C., &c.
Our Warehouse heIng situated Immediately on the
waer transfer merch handise directly into the Boats
shipping address may rely on their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shipped.
Advances made on consignmpns of Staple articles.
Mark Packages score JEsUP Co, Dunleith, Ill.''
May I, 1855. 5.-d&w6m
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ments at Empire Hall given by Mr.. Huntley'
Dramatic Company, are attracting full and
fashionable audiences. The members of the
company, so far as we ave seen or heard
acuuit themselves we'll in all their parts; de-
port themselves with propriety on and off the
stage, and are consequently every way worthy
of the marked attention their performances are
receiving by the nightly presence of the ladies
and gentlemen Of st. Paul.
AS chief feature of attraction this week
we are authorized to announce that Miss Sallie
St. Clair will appear in one of her iavorite
dances every evening.
The "Burlesque OPERA" we are informed
opers this evening. The company arrived yes
terday by the Black Hawk.
The Times state that Parrodi and her troupe
are about to visit St. Paul.
DRowNED.-A lad by the name Of Howard
connected with highly respectable relatives in
this city, was drowned in the river on Sunday
near the mouth of Dayton's creek. He was in
bathing with other boys; could not swim. and
upon getting in the water beyond his depth
perished. Search was being made for his body
csterday. He was sprightly boy of IL to II
years of age Another warning, this. to oui
youth to obey their parents, and remember the
Sabbath day.
River Items.
Navigation below continues materially un
interrupted. for the class of boats 10 the trade
The Parthenia and Regulator from Montrose
the Osceola and Black Hawk from Galena and
the Fire Canoe from Dubuque arrived since oul
last
The Berlin, bound down. and the Time and
Tide, bound mp the Minnesota river, are re-
ported aground on the bar near Mendoza
The II. S. Allen and Osceola were up as far as
the bar yesterday and returned. -
The Black Hawk leaves for Galena this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. c..,sF os ....- .--[
The Lady Franklin, mail Packet, due on
Sunday evening, broke her rudder 10 miles
below st. Paul, and had not arrived at SIX
o'clock last evening. She was repairing yes
terday, and will probably be on hand this
morning. 80
sr = sar 3 .
RED RIVER HoRsEs.-We understand there il
a drove of over a hundred horses on their way
to st. Paul from Selkirk settlement. They
cross the line duty free under the reciprocity
treaty. s7H
A RACE.-Thc Galena Advertiser says thai
on Thursday evening, as the railroad cars were
rounding the curve at the Portage Capt. Gear
was in waiting on his feet charger, determined
to reach Galen;. first. He gaze the engineer {
cheer as banter. gave his horse the spur and
was soon out of sight When the engineer
brought hs,irens horse round the bend atstht
railroad bridge in that city. there was the Capt
ain disnounted and waiting for his competitor
He as received withslou cheers es5 sfso-
gs- Keokuk is to be lighted with gas. Th.
works are 70 be completed by the first of No
vember next
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WARMING! [!

TUNHERE is Reaper whose name is Death and since
IL no one tell when he will thrust in his sickle and
cut life, is the time have you Picture
taken Whitney's Gallery,-where good Dagurreo
type procured other establishment in the
World.
FACF conceded by all, that for beauty of finish
and 1fe-ike expressions his pictures unsurpassed.
Always on hand, good assortment of Lockets and
Pins, plain and Fancy Cases. Call and see.
ssThat thou dOest, do quicklyE'
Sept. D, 1854.
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Hennepin County Land Agency.
EpOUGHT AND SOLD-Parms, Town Lots and Real
ID Estate, Of all descriptions, atthe Sherif's Ofce IN
Minneapolis 7.f ISAAC BROWN
March %, 1854 % III
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COTTAGE PIANO.

| A FIRST-RATE Rosewood 6h octave COTTAGE
n PIANO Is exhibited for sale few days at the music
Rooms of Z. HOWITZ & CO.
Daily Democrat copy, Corner Sd & Wabash SITS.
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THIS Gallery was built expressly for
= Daguereotyping, and is furnished with the VERY
BEST OF Apparatus. The light is arranged upon the most
approved scientific principles The proprietor uses his
best endeavors to please those who favor him with their
patronage. All are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens. 40
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attorney at La,0 and General Land .Agent,
TIAVING been Register the Land Office under the
administration, he is able to select the best land
In the Territory subject entry and will warrant the
regularity OF all locations made by him.
Of1ce Cedar street, next door to the Episcopal
M. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
X KEMP Aacton.ef
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO

IL FORTEs &c-TdIS DAY tWedne.dayJ At lot
o'clock No 81 N.Sssu two doon from Fulton II
KfHP IN eel auction ABOVE by catalogue viz very
lsise arc hsnt OF Rosewood AID Mahogany
Psor Dinins Room ard Chamber Fonituei Carpets r4no
Fortes Mirrors OF. Paniirgs Office Furniture &c, which ~
III. attention Of hcu.ekeepers sac positive ana
wi limits coDss of Rosewood. MahOE4nya wal
nut Bootcss; Extsnson Diumg Tables carved se~ood
P.roT suite; ROse ~ood Nshogsoy and Walnut
rich Ttutshy Pslr ard SiA Carp.s nearly new large 'ier
and Oval Mirrors China and Glass Vars eh psiosd IMAM
Isr Fn,pure IN uite M4hoEany Sofas Tee retes tsy
Ch.s Rocsus Chsi Spring seat Psor Chairs Marble top
Center Pier Tables al Of sheh well worthy tbs sten
ton oft Trsde ADD houses eepsrs -
PIANO-FOR rE- stl7 o'clook-x superior Rose wood 81
and octave PsuO FOrtes very excellent iusunens snd
fully warranted sso econd hs9d Piano Foes which
vortby of the attention Of buyers.
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8 S()U.OUO Ts0Lh DO AND NI2r IL kis.i:

AND ct LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANIES FlSsr
MORTGAGE BO~Ds ssoofOo Of the Bonds Of the Lsk: :
Ere Wsb..h and ct Louis and roiedo sad illinois RAILROAD
p-nss offered for sale bers the ansod balances
Of Their seven Per Cent Firt Xortssse Bones
Tbese 30 q. " series Of IS - go ss1-c ~ tne
Coz psr,- 2f3 m. Of Road eIteosns kor Toledo
the Of Lsss kr- direction Of 81 Lous, and io
io.uG the Saamse ard W.b.sh ave 20 the State hne u
limos Iom which points Communication will soon De hsd
sth It Lous ~ tks Terri Hznte Alton Railroad and
With sfrnif-d the CAPITA Of nots az 9TH the terniaus
o. The hsirib-l ,bd 81 Js~ph Rarosd % the Asssppi
Rvr BY the Crest W.ssrn RN road Of Illinois Toy far ID
vsEeso loss ecu psron. -
III. BooS. pyye The let day OF Anr-st 1855. Vita
in>T,s p.y.be srBusiy NeYork s6d conser-
bic ire esgs soek OF the Companies within sx yeArs
from IL let o. AGGust.lGs3
The e the Roae- when completed VII BE- 81 ooo
exceeding So 20 per u.e for no.d Bal. and equipped
b, roush ard superior or hi. IS 600 30
sc free rom fosrus sDd hsy, the oa h.od 20
Vet. - Of road .hieh viii be opsued for nse
cuTir srhe a oph Of June beHt
tbs hy the sale OF stock and flist
10. Coz op Of second Mortgage S.rds
lesvi T. ci.psso hands Of the rr.Sasr 81 90 90
ofthe seeens Horsse sords $4,000 Of the fi Wort
ssge Bcrss .upy sucent coupl-s .sd equip N. in-
puhout rreTsuce the throush basness which tbs noe
ru.fc shortest route from :. Loas aud sprdf
o. 10 Laie y universally conceded that Y WI Dos
" the largest oos business Of line vts; OF buio lbe
valley q tbs sbash hss been snoIn the nchest
port Ct Indiana ard the county 'ests hfoas1 81 Of ~nn
The line r.s.es the Pc2alons owns IN the STATE
ALBERT I WdIrE. President
EDWARD WaiTEdOUse Treasurer.
WARREN COL5DRS. Chief En- giseer.
= Il NM.