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RED FISH.
Eco MMuSIcArEp.l

Will tho Delta never cease to misquote Col.
ChrIsty as well the facts connected with the difficulty
which took place OF the Seventh Precinct on the 9Th
instant? ~E5
In the issue Of Saturday last It is said under the ed
torsl head Now, what the facts Of this case OF
conscience? Briefly Theses Messrs. Chrsty Horton and
locke Commissioners Of Election at the Seventh Pre-
cnct After the votes counted by the tally clerks
but before the returns made up or certified by the
commissoners the ballot boxes and the minutes of the
election were seized and destroyed and the commits
soners made Of the result OF the voting as de-
ciared ~ the clerks before The outrage occirred.n ]
The precisely the of what contained
in the above quotation and distinctly stated By Col
Christy In his remarks referred to- He declared the
statements generally which had appeared in the papers
is well as the assumption Of facts to be found in the
opinion Of Judge Cotton to be utterly false and that he
would at the proper time prove what he asserted He
then proceeded to give the facts follows That there
had not been single ticket counted according to law
and they would have been counted the time of the
destruction Of the baIotboxes ETC., except what was
called the split tickets which, stated by the clerks
amounted to about eghtytwo that no announcement Of
any kind had been made by the clerks who were addno
u the tsies TO himself Mr. Horton or MI Locke i
his knowledge Of the result Of the taies that in fact
the sies several q the candidates. las stated by the
cerks had not bes finished that the tickets which Wers
headed american aud Dsmocratic,' separated into
two piles or boxes had been examined to sscertin
whether they straight tickets that the commission
era could not have made their return until this examine
tion had taken place.
And yet the face Of and with perfect knowledge or
cheese act this will persist in publishing that the
votes were ountsd tv the tally cks' which is directly
sse for they did not count vote and that the commits
eoners made Of the result Of the voting ss ~
ciared BY the clerks before he outrage occ..,,edn
Tho judge too in his decree orders the commissioners
to make 80 full correct and complete yea,t ef all tie otes
poed counted and kno Jos ssspecve candidates at sold
precinct in conformity With de thirteenth sector, Of AZ, ac
ec when be had before him the return Of Mesrs Christy
and Horton OATH in which they declare their utter
iuabity d. fully given and well known to
the public - TX ssss,, H.
After this eaposs Of the vindietiya a..,a -.
this these gentlemen saying nothing of ths
portion of the article in question: which is too
contemplate to DO notscsd comment would DO useless
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WHAT RAILROADS DO ron FAaMERs.

II The following paragraph, from the Athens
TENN. Post, shows what railways do for farm
ers Tho farmers Of the three counties named
derive q clear profit this year alone, on the ain
gIe article Of wheat, 81 more than $2OO. goo from
the railway. Their 4O0, 900 bushels q - ssh
sell for $2oo, 900 msye nan Il wopld " bsaa
realized t seallss had besn 10 railway to sais
s5FHEArThs price continues At 81. ons hundred and
nineteen wagons unloaded NJ the depot here Thurs
day the 6h This county will export of the late yield of
the harvest ons hundred and SIXTY thousand bushels
ohss seps r. ns e 4 Wv
Monroa from the Information In possession
have doubt wse for export AGO GOO bushes ut
au average Of dollar per buahel Here, then is the
snug sum Of between and vs hundred thousand dol
Srg dused amo the people Of these counties for the
single article Of wat alone the product Of single hsr
Fest. How much wheat did these counties export
before the railroad built and at what price? Not
than rs 0O0 bushels, and that small smount
sod A a. average II y SSts PEE Sushs " ne mean
have actually become rich BY the enhancement almost
without an effort Of their own.
The foregoing remarks have the same appli-
cation to Louisiana that they have to Tennes-
see and, although none Of our railroads have
been completed, equally wonderful effects have
been produced. Lands that would not have
brought dime per acre three years ago, can
not now be obtained at less than Eve, ten and
fifteen dollars peracre. Large tracts have been
brought under cultivation, and larger tracts
are being brought under cultivation, the pro-
duce Of which will find ready and d remuner-
alive market Smiling villages have leaped
into life by magic, as it were, and population,
progress and prosperity now reign. where, not
long since, almost primeyal solitude prevailed.
All this has been effected BY our partially COM
pleted railroads. And IL such glorious results
follow uncompleted undertakings, what may
We not anticipate on the completion Of the whole
grand system.
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fooM NUM- GATED "A

Pension AGENCY. Delay, Inconvenience and
acual suffering caused to that remnant Of noble souls
still left among who served their country during the
Revolution, and living the miserable pittance Of
81 per month granted by Congress in At Of extreme lib
eray, by the neglect Of Government appoint an
agent this city 10 pay their claims due semannualy
say 4th March and 4th september Mr. Guyol the late
efficient and oblging agent resigned his office in septem
Der last since which time have been without one
have for years collected the pensions of three these old
patriots residing in Texas free Of charge from the ven
GRAFTON III which hold them, and in consideration Of
in their old aged and have their papers,
me two months ago. for their dues up to 4th September
descendant Of Of the heroes OF the Revolution who
than occasion, distinguished himself and
surprised that he has not prompted caused an ep
pointment Of paying agent in city that the
stiles Of the fragment of this band Of patriots might be to
some extent relieved We their descendants owe them
much debt than money discharge and GER
any the niggardy appropriation OF ST. per month is not
tenth part Of the moiety to which they entitled
Owe THE DEscExpANTs
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cARrETINes. A. Brousseau s Co., No. 10
Chartres street. are receiving by daily arrivals from the
manufacturers fresh supplies Of BRUSSELS Wilton Tapestry
thrsepy and other carpetnga Their assortment Il one
Of the largest and nsst In the country and those Who
wish to purchase carpetpg any of s concomitants
would do we'll to call on them
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.HssO Dry Goods store =.

- y OOssc Ss~s -
j. LevOis & Co.,
sale splendid emf Of DRY GOODS Of their OWN
IMPORTATION and OF ths syss Descriptions vis
BLACK SILKS.
Plain and FIGURED PoULr DE SOLE:
ARMUas, yENETEENE RoYALE;
RADziMrR. GRos D'ALhA, LAvANTINE;
Plaid and Striped PEKIN. tz
COLORED SILKS.
GRos DE NAPLES. Of all colors;
eros DE NAPLES, Striped and Plaid colors
New Style FouLARD ROBES;
Plsn aad Fancy MORE ANTIQUE, ate
Rich Wedding Dresses MORE ANTIQUE
Risb FLouNCED DREssEs;
HswStyls FLOUNcED BAREGES.
EMBR DERIES.
magnificent assortment Of all the now styles
COLLARS. coLLARETTEs, BERTHEs, BssoUEs;
Embroidered HAHDKERcHEFs, GUlPURE SKIRTS;
Do MUIR MING ROBES BANDS, Of all descriptions
chldrsn's MarssiIlss ROBES. CLIO AXIS PALEToTs. stc
Chldren'a MUSLIN PAMPHLETS and APRONS; =
Rich CASHMERE sHAwLs;
Kich Canton GRAPE sHkwLS;
Rich Plaid WOODEN SHAWLs;
Rich REAL LACE SHAWLs;
Rich Black GRENADIN 6HAWLs
Black Me mo AMI Cashmere sHAwLs.
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, ETC.
Plain and Embroidered VELVET cLoAKs; $
Plain and Embroidered CLOTH cLoAKs; 8
Missss' CLOTH TALMAs and PARDFssUs;
New Styles MANTiLLA9 E1d PELERINES.
E-f Also.
JoUVTN KID CLOVIS, PARAsoIs and MARouIsE
Rich FANS. VALENcIENNEs and ALENCoN LACHs .
New Style TRIMMINGS, for Cio,ks, Dresses, etc. T.
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS
1914. lid, 1874 LINEN gHEETINai Az,
"a and "a PILLOW LINEN
TABLEDAMAsK, Of all qualities; Nj
DAMASK CLOTHS sad NAPKINS;
Bost SHIFTING LINENS;
HUCKABACKsaud DIAPERS;
BoBINETs for Mnsquito Bars
BReCHE MUSLINs for Mosquito Bars iii
Emb'd MUSLIN CURTAINS and QUILTS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COTTON AND BLK
HOSIERY.
Ladies' CLoTH TARTAN;
Pal Cashmsrs DIET ossk and DE LAME:
Rio, Printed DE LAME and P0PELISEs,
FRENCH CALIcoES
Bss. BED BLANKETS, stct - $N@I=
French Muslin FLANNEL, Real Welsh do
Pushed MARsEILLEs, Rsai Swiss MUSLIN;
Black Engli.h GRAPE, ILLUSION aud B0BINET, eta.
J. LEVOIs & CO.,
noas spbt Corner bourbon and Canal streets.
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE, 106 CANAL
that extensive arrangements made ut hs Institution
for the acqustion Of business education Besides pen.
manship and bookkeeping, there are departments for
the acquisition Of the Engsh, FRENCH spansh and Ger
languages mathematics surveying navigation and
photography.
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4 WRITING AND CopYIaa Inks Merchants and
who have need Of ink and desire to obtain that which
lows most readily, gives the oearest color and remains
egibe the longest time should examine the assortment
Of Messrs p Felt ststson, 54 Camp street and Bank
alley They have all Of tho best kinds and sell at prices
which Will commend them to the judgment Of
The Inks are indsxed in the advertisement,
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LIGHTNING RoDs,--We, who live 60 near the
tropics, with lightning frequent lamp, are interested
IN preventing too brilliant rradiation at the cost Of
dwelling houses stores and other valuable property
Of asertng the wrath Of the heayensdscoyered
by brave old Ben be found at the stores
Brewster Van Bsnhuysen Co.. % and 81 Front and SO
and SO Fulton who have the celebrated saamaner
lightning condncter and many other articles worthy Of
notice. Refer to their advertisement. IA &:
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER Il onizetti's grand opera
lie favoriten will be performed at the French theater
this evening Messrs De Lagrsvs tenor, and Grambsde
baritone, are cast in II.
ST. CHARLEs THEATER. - chiller's g Robbers
VII be performed this evening with Mr. Pope Charles
d Moor The amusemsnts close with aHereulssn
L PsEL's souTHERN OPERA House. The Camp
be Minstrsl With grest variety Of nsgrosongs and
dances.
II VANNucHr's AMERICAN MUSEUM. WAX figures
distinguished psrsonages and many objects ofinteres
at 107 3d. Charles street.
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HATs.--D G. Johnston, No 70 Poydras street,
hiss just received large and complete assortment Of hats
and csps Of the best material and fashionable man
uiacture Gentlemen who wish procure servioeabie
and fashionable article at the lowest price, viii do we'll to
notice Mr. Johnstons advertisement and give him call
We are confident thsy will not ind better bargains in
the city. See advertisement
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JACOB PAUL. \
@s- a RErRrEYr. VIC a. not retsr y ! ,

psvs from capital punishment Thsrs Is allow orturs om
which respite equally deabi. We dyspepsiaa word
which all sbs horrors Of ndigsn up To the
this painful and haraug disease hold out not
bright hopes but The certainty Of immediate and
curs There tonic cordial principle in Dr. Hoot
lands German Bsrs which inevitably arrests and changes hs
morbid action Of tbs stomach and the ssvs organs tha
aassss and restores TO health Prspal By Dr. G. NJ
rhiAaeipna sec ADVERTISEMENT. NOT lmd&w
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+. PIANOS AND PARIoR SErs Our friends Of the
old auction mart 81 Camp street VIII sell al auction to-
day, at IL O'clock large assortment Of rosewood and
mahogany furniture, pianos and elegant china sets
vases, etc. See advertisement
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flirting assd Copying I,s.ks,
..--Ar....
statIoners, HI ali,
4 CAMP STREET. AZ

AND NO. BANK ALLEY.
and for sale BY the subscribers, avsry large
lily Of the following INKS In bottles Of all snes--
4 ARNoLD's Celebrated English Writing Fluid.
Do do do Copying lax.
4 BLACKwOoD's Celebrated Euglhh Copying Ink.
4 BIEBER'S superior German Copying Ink
FELTs do do do do
MAYNARD 4 NoYE'S superior Black Writing Inv.
THADDEus DAvIpB do do do do id MS
FELT,S Congress Black Writing Ink.
4 BUTLERs Celebrated Black Whiting Fluid. l5
+ HARRlsONs Celebrated Japan Writing Ink.
HARRIsoNS Celebrated Carmine Inf,
RaBERTsON's Celebrated French Carmine Inh
K ARNoLD,s Celebrated Rod Ink.
PAYsoNS Csabrstsd lndsblc Ink without preparation
KlDDERs Celebrated Iadsble Ink with and without
STAMPING INK Red and Blue, ds,rAbs article for
-
D. FELT & STETSON,
STATIONERs' HALL,
noss apst 4s "a Camp and Bank Alley.
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USE THE
R0Esas OF Thousand EVosUests,

For Purifying hscomplsxon, and removing all
TAN, PIMPLEs AND FREcKLEs,
FOR SHAVING, and ls5
CLEANSING THE TEETH.
l. Tho Bsim Of Thousand Flowers degha eomPoun highly
aad deatsiy sssud by M ngrsdisn 70 DO used in tic toilet
iupArting bsausy, comfort and health 10 the skin
a. Ths Balm Thoussnd Flowers enee,aaly Pmps Tah,
sunhurp Ro,chs chilblains and all kinds Of Esupons.
The Balm the Tsetb and quickly renders ths white
aaassstsr prevents ,hsr decay and removes the tartar
The Balm for Shaving renders the beard so
moent lender sh, white sad delicate
snes
Eg ruiidsssOna how hs Balm enclosed with every
ietiis. as 49,
rETRIpsE CO.. Manufacturer propristOr. Boston, Mass
Price, 80 cents.
For sae ia New Orleans, wholesale and ressr.by ,s
]. WRIGHT s. COS,
noas s.eoa isl eh.r.rs, street, and all rruxsis,..
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PfckYuNr This journal appeared yes
ppfnipg In a. entire new and very beau
dz9ss II il, certainly 4ypogrsp hically con-
ono of the hAndsomsst newspapers
5atsd y shs United States
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8 VINES. IF, W, Cooler, 10 Common street,
has large and excellent stock Of ehoies Wines carefully
selected which WIN commend themselves to tho consider
alton Of al who give than tra. They srs
oatelosnsd In the advertisement
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.N,oetce.
Notice
TO persons owning Texas Land Scrip Head Right Certia
Gates Bounty and Donation Warrants


TO persons owning Texas Land Scrip Head Right Certia
Gates, Bounty and Donation Warrants
The nsrnsnsd having ssn engaged business Tor
long time, aud having knowledge Land syss in
isras from expsrispe solicit patronage persons having
claims in State.
r sledsoe having spent great deal OF locating and sur
xyng Lands the middle and uppr s.aie posses
all ih Information regulate good On spy Of tho
asds in tn State. He will selections him
sell On the ground The the better,
they will 30 nearer the settlements market Wa ara
now preparing for trip 10 the ood 40 coon ss wa
get sufficient number Of csrdea lnaare re,
OF no charge for ws oe. Lands except
examine.
k Our charges onshd of the Land 1qk cnss psr acre.
We paying all and delivering patent to the owner
NV Send on your cari6a.ep Those by mail sboald
numbs date se, ths original grantee Of
the certificate and then lost dupc2es easily Obtained
IA GRIFFIN 4 BLEDsoR.
Austin, Texas, osi. SSH, 1856
.-.-Refsrsuoss;....
Gov. Z n. PEASE, Austin, Texas.
Hoo. p. II. BELL, do do I =
BALLIHGER JACK. Attorneys at Law, 6isisesson,
L. H. DUNCAN, Commission Merchant New orissns
u ]. MCMAHON a co. do do do
ANDERSON d BoYLEs. Attorneys a. Law, Mobile.
BHH JOHNSON. Vicksburg, Misa.
Gen. Hoa. a. GRIFFIN Newman. Ga. apim&ws.
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Carpet W,arehossse,

J J Il
BY dsly receiving, direct the
Of pattsrns OF rsyss nnd hrudss Ia
PkSTRYi brusssls, Ply and Ingram CARP EfTNGe. q
Alse FLOOR OFT cLoTH d sarioas widths and QUALITIES
suit all ssas Of cunh Cloths Window Shado Table
snd Ccvsr Hair eioih Sa Reds all 81 we of
aass iass t'''' a. BneusaEAu y 90,
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JasssO Gsins,rd.

8} ONE VOL, iamo., 400 Pages. Price, s1 as.
exceedingly superior many Fietous
the days There beaul sketches
and indeed the Book HES does not
. vivid impression upon the reader."-Bo.t,n Post.
i For aalsby 3t c
J. 9. MORGAN, Bookseller,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
noa6 SpatatW Adjoining the Poat Once.
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CHARTS OF THE SoENE OF WAR.--B. N. Nor.
man at tho ST. Charles book store and ut his book store
No IA Camp street, has supply Of Welis' Map Of
the urmea Sea Of AsoH Panoramic view Of sshsstopo
giving all thu points Of interest In detail Thoss Who
interested In keeping themselves posted concerning
The great Of ths present century should By ali means
SECURE copy Of this valuable wosk.
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New Dry GooDs STORE. The grass that is to
grow in the streets of New Orleans has not yet begun
prout nor is it like to make any rapid adyanceexcept
in the neutral ground Of Canal and Rampant streetsso
long asJ Leyois Co., the corner ofBourbon Canal
streets continue to keep their shelves complete
assortment Of dry goods indicated In their advertise
ment Of this morning Black and colored silks embrod
cries coaks, mantllas French and Irish linens English
soften and silk hosiery form but part Of the mass Of
material they possessed Of and willing to dispose of on
the most reasonable terms
Asthe goods are Of their importation, merchants
and purchasers will have ne opportunity purchasing
the best and most fashionable fabrics at less cost than
subjectedto the taxation Of midde-msn We refer to
the advertisement In another column
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xbOfbeGs.'s Comm srcSaf College.
1O6 CANAL STREET, 100
~ fF0UNDE Ed 1Sa0

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prepared 10 receive Ladies'. Gent ismss snd Yum.
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quality s.sssss s1y a,Sss or
Phonog'aphy Ishoit Hand] - A.A.Ap i se ny
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81 .s9 with practical Of
LANauAaEs. W
o. any these Language per day. $40 per month
essous day, ESQ., IsAra to rad xrts anJ
also 10 speak MI
Those Language and with ta hs po w
come good adsr, write aud rpsai Il r,.w
mAtieAly = - s ' IN ~
and bnHinsss desired TO All f, w
a. MIS- 70 !, or sto6 ?. M. "
No Rnfan " wilt be the
wor q the confidence public Straprers Az
cireliars for isttets from 'ep W
Hsn "a PIs.ids nt o. hs uni.ed Staten.
non Johnson late Vice President United Sisss,
ea jones'. Gesslas OF Tssns.s.
Me-. . o Yale, A. nisGoyernor Of Asbsms,
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srIcEn OYsTERs, I'VE are under the pleasant
necessity Of making manners to Dan Hokok, pro-
prietor OF Hickok's Exchange for specimen San Of
spced oysers Of home manufacture The oysters them
selves must have had jolly life In their day and genera
ton, If any judgment can be formed from the character
Of their remains rendered apparent to us by post
prandia post-mortsm examination Poor oysters, they
have departed to that receptacle whence there Ia no
for good oyses with gnp that had some
thing striknsly epic In its information.
The idea Of preserving oysters-smbaming them in
pickle Tor the consolation Of country friendshas phi
air about It which heshtsns the gust of the
epioureanism with which they are devoured We cordi
ally commend both the philanthropy and the oysters snd
entertain no doubt that this method Of transferring one
Of the amenities Of life into the country will be highly
popular.
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SStre1'sU0fe.
THE SUBSCRIBERS finishing Mandatory In
sha city, unusually large and elegant asscrmsntef
SILVERW ARE,
oF NEW PATTERNS their Trade to which they would
invita- the attention Of heif City and Country
shs largest IN the Southwest and hspg city,
under supeon, they give FULL
GUARANTEE that it's quality ia EQUAL TO COIN.
az We making ~
WATER MILK PITCHERS aatE
COFFEE and TEA SETS
CUPS and GoBLETs,
BUTTER TUBS In treat varls,v
SUGAR STANDS,
FRUIT STANDS, sMe as @f
.-.- CAKE BASKETS.
SALT CELLARS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
And grsa. many Ornamental Piseeso s Table and articles
Pe for presentation. Bsadss large SPOONS
FORKS Ladies' sse Of every s.erl,s
quality. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
hos sptdeei Of Canal and ROYAL streets.
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nIrn.

Yeerdsy evening" o'clock FRITZ AGED i,
FThs members Of GsrmauIa Ledge No. 49, ooF snd
tho order generally sted Room
eIaon Hall Fcuih Tha Afternoon, oosk the
Ct attending the nera Of deceased Brother JACOB
which will aks place =: > o'clock. prsei.siy, 5T
BY order. JACOB PAUL NJ u
The Members Trad Fro Company 10 and tn. Fire Depart
meat generally requested 70 join The r. perform
Of The funsral riteI.
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Rods, Lsgi.t,atngE Rode.

TIE cKIEBRATED sAIAmAspER LIGHTNING CONDUCT
OR. the bsas uas and price than inferior
BREWSTER VAN BsNTHUYsEN 4 CO,
IS and Front and 90 aud IS Fulton ataseis
ss Agents for Saamandsr Lightning Gopduator alc
Gauge sehafr 81 Gauge, and p Rs
pamps. noqs spltA stsp
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s s3ryx RAcKAGn AND B4GaAGn EXPRESS. The
hieh appeafs In smother column u this
Fsspsps announcing tho aueosssful operation
g ~ for the purpose Of conveying MERIDIAN.
alsx sad hetsesn Ill parts Of tbs city ii cost
q tnln hardly worth nots win be rad with 4
sat &C. e Interest ~ those who hays hitherto bse
70 ~ ~ bts dollar fof the draysus q ars
1se whose HetAs Goat hardly exceeded that amount.
II " fhs ohjeet Of the present company 10 lessen the
rea s1d incye2<s the q el,ic pter
r. ths rsspsos, Packages viii be TAKEN from
and delivered Il any ssruatea snot
~ nsfs trtnsof ten cents chsuhs Vii \. 49,
ba property Il rseeived and tsksa whom Il & ii.
sEsby insusing against losses arising tom pea-
thefk q izAttertion. Thoss who are about oro,s.
kske rlu bays their baggage taken down Is IL
s sho5s ESsntnirs hare II taken from there With
e sny greater trouhls than the payment
" th dis Such plan hsa bssn ii in other
Hssa nome time, snd has met with the xrsstsst suc
- Azs happy y learn that tho same thing 20 mr.
- rpyeA sucesfu hsrs, and snt4rtan 10 doubt that
a M n Tho hands ii those shose energy
Aad foresight has led thsn to the undertaking. Tbs
Hssoas sepgsng 70 The company viii Al be painted "a
aga sssiiy distinguished Other pastsculnrg car
~ Asfheksd from the ertisement