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s q: MORNING, FEBRUARY rs 1885,

Grief made them ,forbeara Juinper slowly
walked to his wigwa,n, and Paul thus closes
the scene, aud feels much Of ear,hs bright,
ness is gone g ,;is. Hs !; i IA, 49,
! Yes, my Loyelight has gone to her. sleep,
And if had power, would her, awake
From her dreamless sleep in the deep, l'''.'
~ And love and cherish her for her sake.
Yes, my heart. is in Silver Spring.
With Its dreams and memories past,
= oh! had poetic pow'r I'd sing @sF'
si''s Oftllc early loved and lost ~
Itseemed as her body meath the waves
BY silv'ry tipples were DER cast,
They mnfmered, the bright bright waves,
2 1--WE have thy early lov'd and lost.
, The waters were as silvery bright huetl :
AS when i first at their beauties glanc'd
MOI . knowing or seeing / had wooed
silta Would think me with their beauties en-.
ra tranced. tsyis1 j. ssyy ESD -
But now, like the whited sepulchre of old
All beautiful, brilliant, the outside to be.
sHg hold, 500 4saaksiH sa3 5ssSi3 lsi
10 this :hsantiful hrilliants pulchre Law, =
Ny beautiful los'd one, lost Of q day.
|, .,sg.Ss l.t.t;,, ,sN9 LUERA. NoRMAN. !
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The stagnation Period Of Life.

The following extract is from The last "
sue of the American Reriep
And IL, after ten or dozen years of se-
we're professional toll, men stil in health
would journey to preserve the blessings they
enjoy, it would prolopg lives wlrfch Eve
years more Of equal labor break up beyond
the power of,ravelling restore. There is .
malady partly mental, partly physical, which
often assails the constitutions Of men of fnc
nervous organization and high intellectual
and moral activity in mid lie life, for which
a year or two of transatlantic exile seems the
only adequate remedy. The French cali il
Ia naalaidie de quarante ans. When by IN
c=ssant toll and unsparing pains, the thought
ful and conscientious spirit has won that
high table-land which fixed po>fion, con.-
potency, and settled relations I'M lifo may be-
said TO form, the stimulus which has anirna-
ted the journey thus far Suddenly looses its
power. A breathing space is allowed to-
look about--back upon tbs ,.sseGE..:.s:
way that has been climbed, forward upon tho
monotonous plain in view. The sensitive.
ambitious, and thongfaftI heart esesaSms,
'And is this all? Is it for this prospect /
have toiled so long, and is this dusty, easy
way before me the great reward of nv strive
ings and pains World WEAKNESS. sadness
of heart and countenance counts ii the play
be worth the CANDLE infatierce and rest
lessness, seize upon the soul, and spread out
ward 10 the syrpathizing body. the world
looks dark. affections grow cold, aud the
cllosen profession Of ones life is stale and
fiat. Then Is the time to break loose from
the country, calling and howe, and, in per
feet vacati,p from aecpstosnctf slufira facea
and arms, TO give ones self up TO the novel
ties, indictments and refreshings oftravel. IL
can res tho soul over the dead point in its
revolution it gives the heart Time to- adjust
itself TO a new order circumstances. to taks
a fresh start, wah new and higher motives,
rnd TO recover youth and gesl which ss,
future ssperieace can take away, or sender
uninvi'ipg." =.
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P6effg

$50 TAr last SoStkera Literary Messenger repub-
. lishes gem Of true poetry from tho pen Of T. B.
q Arpnicu. Of South Carolina. entitled Tho Poem
Of . little Life that was but three Aprils long" |"
> We sgrsa with the editor that IL Mr.. ALpRIcu
r writsa nothing more, he viii yet deserve to be
ranked among the true poets of our day for this
sweet seoneeption. Every line and every word is
--rsFlstswith true poetry. 1t opens in this wise
tsssffsvs you not heard the Poet tell eFfB
~ How came the dainty babie Bell,
: 1T Into this world Of oursi '.i's',t
Tho Gates Of Heaven were left ajar: H.
-, With folded hands aud dreamy eyes 1.
she wandered out Of Paradise. i
), She saw this planet IKE q star.
Hung in the depths Of purple even-,,., /.
It's bridges running TO and fro. .
., Der which the whitc-winged Seraphs 20
Bearing the holy Dead to Heaveni er
She touched bridge Of offiowers--those feet
50 light they did not bend the bells
OF the celestial asphodcisl to,,s b
- They fell like dew upon the fowersi :.
al And all tho air grew strangely sweet d
: I A~d thus came dainty babie Bell
81 Into this world Of ours." S
a The pleasure Of reading such a production i
Fswerth the whole yearly price Of the Messenger.
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4 I.a : + . 49, - Z
make q pamphlet or tract of about eight IN.
ges: Is now passing round to the tract
commi,tee." SO AZ t- a aNr
i cannot endorse these views loo strongly.
and heartily commend them to the careful
attention Of the Grand Division. ~
gtsgJ e PRISTIHo THE JOURNAL.
y The committee appointed at our last meet
ing to publish the Journal Of the Grand Di-
vision from its Institution until the present
time. have found it impossible to make pro-
gress with the work during the winter. Il
is not certain, however that the Grand Di.
vision expected 6nal report until the next
annual meeting. At NIL events Che commit
tee have concluded to give attention to the
subject il, the Spring and Summer SO as 10
complete their dates thoroughly and salts
fac,oriiy during the year.
Pm. W. p, sAMUEL =. CARY. -.
Atfequest ofihe Grand Division, / fy.
warded circulars to all the ~. @. w. P's.
and also to many other eminent gentlemen
of the State and friends of the cause. relative
to raising funds to defray the expenses of
Gen. Cary's visit in case he find il copven:s
ent 10 come to our State. They were. re-
quested TO report 10 this meeting. rsoret
so few have reported, yet the desire to secsrs
the services Of this eminent Lecturer in
South Carolina so far as / can learn. ia
strong and very general. The Deputies Who
lrave reported, use very strong language and
msHy strong arguments in the way of hand
some appropriations 70 defay expenses. DC,
Nearly one thousand dollars have been re-
ported, and doubtless when it becomes GER
tam Ire will visit MS, that amount, if necessa-
ry, will TO considerably increased Atour lass
Interview with Gen. Cary, in Colambia. q
was still uncertain whether he could visit
our State. His engagements in North Car
DINA viii certainly interfere with his coming
until the Spring, by which time he prorpis.
ed to Write and give us certain information,
In the meantime the D. G. w. P's. in thejr
various Districts should make such efforts
to ascertain the wishes of their people, that
the COMMITTEES appointed to arrange times
and places of Gen. Cary's visits, upon re-
ceising from him information of his coming.
could at once proceed to make proper dis
tribution OF liis labors, and iudiciously ar
range hfs risitations through the State.
/ againurge upon the Deputies and ali
the brethren throughout the State to exert
themselves in their respective sections, to se-
cure the services of this great light Of our
cause-should he visit us-tbat the darkness
oferror and prejudice may be driven away,
and the beauty and force Of truth may Be
seen, appreciated and embraced.
| Having no special reason to despair Of oar
ultimate success, or TO- lose confidence in the
working order of our Divisions, commend
to your serious consideration the vast and
| growing interests of our causc--and especi-
ally the Suggestions herein contained trust
ing that our meeting may prove not owly
harmonious bat highly conducive to the
spread of every good aud vrtuous principle
All of which is respectfully submitted, in L
p. and r.
w. THURLOW CASTON, q. VIZ.
Blackvile, s. c., Jan. Esd, 1855. t-i
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r'0" So4o"SNas " Nv Hfe you, aatr maid tY
She replied, Lam Ssm;nole--iny name
Is Spotted FWwn--they sometimes cali me
Love.light and mercy--my las, name is Civ
en- me because plead for the English when.
taken captive by our bravesl Do you not
see those wigwams TO the right, that is my
native spot; much i love it, yeti love peace
more Are you going to drive us hcpcei"
,"No Spotted, Fawn, your tribe and the
Creeks are incited by the Spaniards to COM
init depredations on our citizens in Georgia.
Weprefer defending our rights here to having
them cruelty massacred by the lawless Of your
tribe--your prophet, Francis, am fearful, is
not peaceful one" 4sts>s i6
81 Yes, pale face; but he is not more SO
than these trading Eng,ishmen among u.;
they love money aud urge the braves for the
plumber of the white man." tf4 7gp
Paul Western gazed in surprise at this
maid Of the forest. She noticed his surprise,
and said, "Mr. Leaman, the good father,
taught me; yet he has only made me more
conscious of the; or,ieliies practieed by my
o". y ,.,ti.' sl'oe "na you, people , 700
e.uss -. s,;.II.'',. 'y
!; 49, ), 1 ~ - ~ -, u ~ DA my e'.
"Yes Mr.. Western, they trade FIRE water
to the braves who, when drunk commit hor-
''oe " oluei',es op in return somet'mes ne
in'ssssae1e sss wp'ie 3 s'i'ages WIN I've eoa'es OF
'''e''os And 'esa.ses afoana 10 you not
suppose We 'ooh PACK wi'h regret 70 me day
your race n's' ,anoea e. on own snofes
ARG you noe ~'n'ng 20 a'y'de S1 tiiis proad
conune", WIN US op0"ea fa~n' d
ou' yoa A'e oeoo'n'ng 30 fe~er'u'
'."s we iea' OUT race WIZ nha'iy oecoh'e t eA
A"e.,'.' ''s- ,.ye, $500, 's.s ...5
.Ss:n. .1p'i'SS, 'y,'UI avn WIN reaee you
-" . - en' r'"Hus you No" PosSes' anu :,
- =, ~ w. w., ,Ssnpp'o,V ~ ,oa. ''o, o's.
9 80. .''s i'eso ,ss"' Yo''e", !,
- =, $ ~ ' al,, oo"a M -. ,al "'"' =
"au .'...:.ss oos n'I .'.,. 'nI
g. p' oA'
- - -. - -. .s. 81. d.,
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Is il possible the people are perfectly
satisfied with the Pierce Administrations
80 they have said in electiug Buchanan
buchanan most mphatieslly endorsed the
Pierce Administrator and all its acts. Up.
on ,hat endorsement be was elected, A
more imbecile, rotten Administration never
dssraeed the ouutfV. Sectional 10 re de.
sign=, dangerous 10 precedent, corrupt 10 lie
Influences, inlseeiie whore should Lave
teen strong, powerful siiea esd was to be
psrpetraied- the country never again
be cursed by 20 grand an exhibition Of
demsgoguery Yet fully endorsing every
act OF this A administration. sn Admin,slra.
ti0n Of which none we're mole ashamed than
the honest and intelligent Of those who
helped place it ia poweT-Buchenan has
been elected Never before vas Tie power
Of demsgoguery 70 deceive, and Of official
patronage to corrupt, more windy and dan
geFously illustrated ia tbis country, II il
enough 70 moke the heart vt The patriot I'LL
with fear. Il is enough 10 convince him
thar ..DisuAian is Eot mere empty word.
When patriotism has ceased 70 be the gov,
erning influence among Americans, and
Marty corruption rides rampant. aud Ia tri
umph controls the. Republic, how long
may the Union last That the American
people have eoolly decided 10 endorse and
continue the Pierce Administration, IL the
worst ssign Of the times" ever spread be
fore the Republics friends Il is unbelieva-
BILE.
There are thousands upon thousands of
he very men who helped place this Admin
stration in power, who afterwards Indig-
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thoughts. Al least there Is no tins for stag
nation OF the energies. The world around
you lives isss. and YOU oanno, help living
fast too, whether YOU have ANYTHING 70 10
or not
At present everything Is merged iato one
aiLabsorhing topic--poli,ies. |, is politics
in the papers, politics in the ratlor, pobt'os
at table, and politics everywhere. lvetiiY
believe that some actually live, move and
have their being in that very questionable
element politics However success % the
side of right and freedom. II the lsd,es
could vote il would certainly triumph. but a.
that seems to be out Of IL tipn Just at
present. We will be very patient antl the
storm passes by. AaiE
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nantly disowned Il, There are hundreds,
formerly known as leading Democrats, who
during the late canvass, wased bitter war
against the bastard Democratic party that
supported the Pierce Administration ia Gil
Il impurities, But the immense gcvernmen n,
patronage atits command, and the thirst for
Office among the prfacipal supporters OF the
Pierce Administration, urging them to un.
pafalleled efforts and TO using the vilest
means, affect ed their object. There is still,
however, conservative principle in the
hearts Of the people, upon which rests the
anchor OF the Union. Demseoguery and
corruption are successful for = time, but
truth and justice will ultimately prevail.
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lava aatn-a.

The returns ffom eur State are yeey inca
gre ior the sae thai has .ssasairsds
the election
Clotao cpualy has given Republican
majority 4a3, nearly doubling her malots-
" since the August election.
Jackson county gives malorlty 81 Ia
Buchanan, being gain oil ls6 for the Blu
charters, caused BY the Fillmore vote,
!. hleh amounted to about 200 IN lhst county.
Mustatlne county gives Republican
asiarity II about 300 Iowa co 800; Buch-
saan GO. $50; Benton co 100; Mahaska co
2ou; Pclk %. TO- Dallas 60, los jasper
co. 4i5; Guthfie co. Ia Story co. 10; Har.
din co. $50; Marshall, CO, sooi Linn co. 800
Poweskiok co, 400 Lane co. 2ooi Jones CO.
200; Alam.kes co, 400 The official vote
will 40 doubt increase these majorties. =
| Fremont viii have majority of about 5000
/ il Inxxa
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a ionn INyESTMENT.

r~.v,,s o.r MN completed aud IN operntl"a anu !.
ea1 os,es, acc ampiished in having one o. our our
Miis in the City OF nssenport, and eur y. low
mn tc DISPOSE OF Mills and Rghtsin IN
,rsnov naer ths Nit Msehiaoty Engine, rl.ia-
fmlldisgs and Lease, Tor sale on accom- e atm
ierms 20 4 reliable party. Ths NH - mAn .a I'll
ling large quantity Of Flour per DAY AZ W.
sinr expense The cleaning apparat = uhsuap w u
I'd Ia thn West, no better lnyestmentis nov opo'
mass money, Farfurther particuiatssppb 70
~, "a All JACOB WEAVER IR,s W,
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EXCHANGE BROKERS' AND EgAI Fsr.el
AaENTa "~ 4
CITY PROPERTY.
sQ4-Lots block los on Bray strosg ssso

s04-Lots block los, ON Bray street ss56
si2--pGrt Of lot hIoet o., 4ga100 fsatou Sea-.
neRr Brady street, with sffaine dwelling lguss
A3-We.thaif az los block o. Win !. g,,,,,.,
ling house, on Railroad oass u Reek isaa5 ~
$50 per foot.
SEA aasse aud iot IN fgst BaltElaf5.sa.ts.
lot block ga house Of siE roems5 good cellar 20
tern, wood shed ~ei Price sseJ
s2l--A house with u acre 81 ground la ia. eo.t
| ernpad Of lhe eibi slo0o
3ss--Iot block 20 south east corner of 3D..
western Ayeuuo, one Of iho handsome il l6ts az
| private residence ~ the eitZ.
| 3lp-Lot7 blook and n ana 70 biaek Fgt....
addition, nesrthe Female college,
| No. Ss4--Lot Ne 3 ia block as on yth ..J,..r .r
east u Perry uFnn WI eh u erected two s,=,fE
house a dns story frame h0use, i caFaeut=r .f.'=
stable bnngs ina rent Of s6ts per agfeG viii " -
| low
| No sse-A story bEisk house s Of iys gseaggs-
| uostH sid, Of Tenth stIe5t between Perry AID --
| hadi a aEo view 81 TIT river from tbto piacy.
s.o-Lst'7 ana $ block s. near Abe Enlirs,i i...a
/ sl4-A rev fsarae horse sit.4 good paet ss.ags..
ti,s eofDer q six't street. is; s.ai0. ist
54y-At'o .as lot odis.nlns sis sousa 4slsl. g.
Asia street 5g&ao tsei
sos ega.. .4tiot GA SKA, ssss. s.st &. 4t.
street IaJ ssStso.
ara lgt GA h4ia stseat ba-a. tg. a.ls. r..,.-..
Ger d Oaij'uaitt aii.'an. s. .s6s
sts--A a.ase asa iat oatvssea ga,s- .5a a--.r
gi'h mas Siee q tae fEsI
ssg--r.sf # Tori G1ass s, Honest pHeps afs.....
~ iss troauug un1y .as .sssasl.y- 6. r....
street. sss-st test1 rrtze seo5. sa.yoaa.s
95g-Ahaaas aud tg, Oh sgag, se.r .5.... .. l..f
and gaihas speaaa 3ti5g.
a5t--Ahoa-e aad two Ists IN Gs.f. raszpp.ra g....
il-Vv a cash, b.lspse 7sa'5 sleyg psyg-ray.
335--A house ana lot On gas sda of Ripley s.ss.,
between Front aud SECOND stfas &. h5ust 8, ,as,s
rooms, ot Sex'ei anatts rent uf 4s-g ar gBaea.
puee $3.50.
80. - "A te= -t.sy he.ss b-aze a .l. ...-z s--.
% % Western a'Hggr. sarth g 5gt e. aaase gt.a-
sitsfsas pantry sIe-sfs astt5g aa5 sea F.as $3.50
saa "e"ssn ave PHs- $500
No, -. a Hoass Il saaag ss.s GU. sa.as zs...s Abs
east q n'''sFa ave fr1as f22a3
No @l5--A H5s.soi sane sire aas 4sss.zus. 90 s.a
8 ii doo' esst % As- F1er $3.50
So. "a TIRE uaa.e. q tts -sas aasaalg.lgu, .s4s
| flaus FarEttu nsrsE II Lacpst a4f Z a. 49,.
ground gaeh Prize 81 $40
Ne aas-A n7p's sud lot GA ssrpsg B4g..y sl4 lg.a
~ h2' ciF!+5shga's ies.x22 afp-su, Fs.sr $50
So 2s5sA fsane hauss af. fsspas4 g. tsf. ssr.lsrs
Ave. sud 81 4 f>asss kitchen clstssAs Wslr ssa IN
~, .seA ygn sfery frame t6-sg a1 IL cs-s, 81 ss-
iah fsaizss AitaaB tansrssr z. ga tasss srggz I,
| years. Prize ESQ -
80 zg lots pl4.5 Gs s-zsa
80 15ds--A I1t wsgt Eeg7 -zz.H s....a. . La . -
| Warren. s1NbE. prEae sFEa
No -si--A Esaza ami JET u.s. .tl e. 5g.=r "a Parma
10 daIlhu hv,tss FeJtas kral.gu. ,srEa ss-
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BsrrrNe ON KENTUCKY In CinciEnati,
Southern INDIAN and Kentucky betung on
the result Of The late election IN the latter
State h US been very heavy. The Cincinnati
Conan srcsal says that it knows OF May Jus.
tanees 81 sets Of extraordinary magnitade
having been made on the result OF The late
election Lands, negroes, cash, everything
that is property in Kentucky, has been sta
ked throughout the State. Hundreds OF men
are doubles. entirely ruined, and thousands
aorely impoverished
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ME. MARcY's SlGsATuEE FoRGED- The
New York Evening Post has received DIES
patch from the assistant secretary Of state
that the recent letter purpOftlHg to have
been written by Dir. Marcy 10 the governor
d iswa' was forgery from beginning 10
end; DIR. Marcy authorizes the statment thaj
40 such letter was ever written by him, nor
any such letter ever issued from the depar,.
ment OF State. IL is to be hoped that the au.
thor Of this forgery will be detected and Oh.
nished.
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rI.OaIRlNSs MILL.

Ia, the State Of Iowa, Golfer state COUNTY W.
na am and MILL for Hae issorabloteiihs w
Lave one m .iay,y operation and on oahibiteh eo'A
parry and al sts We advise all 20 call and see ~ ~
,hsy will saw u did the anCieat queen VI snsp"' W.
half has not been told ,,,,,rs vili hnd
this Iaill presents fafe 'uANeS - " '
liable !uVVstT1eaG ,, ,,,sntiop
mi. Aighiy Ingenious aud much needed ihssnae a,
sr III ptre nas feature in the manufacture OF Nheas
MI tuur ard the splendid manner In which u pettot
itsUork erindns 6olfing and separating ths ~
.nsle Die ration into seven dtileEshi snahuer "a -,
~ ra.a and that within space Of only t"oniy h's le
~ I.ngtb by four feet in breadth al the rapidits o.
fSslys bushels per hour pair Of fteheh oNii ~.
f.nas ouy IS IN, hes in diameter ihe uTsih - va
ysrteJ n i single operation iato Extra ava S n
fne Fiupr fine Flour Middiaes- Sup atans, Dia.
ma shorts Any power being alpheau!e 70 "a
Nj II from seven horse power up 10 an! otne
The small space IL occupies would aV' w ~, IN All
,aped ia a room with other machinery anu 'n' n;
,nount 81 power IL requires = propel ~ ts esen -
ernstructon and operation, makes IL certain ita,, 81
ing II will supersede aud reyouitohae an os. ~
~ Mills The mill Ia compact substantial ana
at Ian. 10 get at Of order, So applicable Is 70 '
wants of the world that every saw MILL msehue mi
shop, foundry, forge rolling msi u ey
lug having poweftI.eA.y sfae.eat NV Mai :, r. tri
III walls complete Merchant FIGURING MIL AZ las VI
nioy .xpause Of seses hundred dollars ,,,,.
C,uTioS-Ai persons in want OF fiouiMk IN
tnrouph bout the State are advised 10 e9hS 80
s.e our Mill ia operation before purchasing ena sii w
sons are hereby warned from trespassing OF
our rights ss We shall maintain them 10 tbe se' e
Of the law. - a., - rI,n, ayar,
twenty four hours,
For 1frther parts ulars apply 70 or address
JACOB WEAVER ia, Co,
n,vt iIawkeye Store,
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Sale of Lots Postponed

EsHEss i OF Lots advertised 70 take place this day
postponed tii Thursday next, 9th day OF Norenbei
in c9nseau euce q bai wtsrher. All who desire bar
={ns 81 ssa bsar this ia nuH8, After the sale VII
riosa IN West Davenport will oter two well situate
Eos On "a strse public sale bear this u mind aist
AuF5 J. Y fAb7-
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Lie coats are not moe Necessary a sea 'aan
l5ta Medicines. The exemption from feu'v W, AID
o'sef scn,Q u.s. affections OF the late exploring ex-
psdtiens,s attributable 10 The anGsePte ACTON Of
HoIaoway's Pits. Sold atthe manufactures, No. 50
Maiden Lane, New York, and ga strand, London,
aud By all druggists, 81 csc, U'le and 81 per box
Mani 4,Yfyy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
OttnLan 8fssalls

4 'OAAkALE@ENl OF the Course On rHI. Thu. .
~ day evening at o,claes, In the new .cbG...
room, on the 81 n0oT ii Bidd issgn b Lyons tuy4
above Bfady street. Ticket fag the Couffe yt a
lee @hai s39p. Laetfs are EeyE speeiatig tavtted
to " Ffs'sss' ". sCHEiDE, a, <,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13

GoIsG hHEAp.-TAe Cedar Falls Ban
ner saws ,hat real estate advasceG on the
receipt Of the intelligence Of the letting Of
the railroad contract, and there are many
buyers IN Town with pockets full OF rocks
desrou. OF investing them.
CLAYTON. The total valuation Of Clay
ton county is S8,ll2,o74; number Of polls,
2,I22