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- A contemporary describing danes
at country village in tke neishborhood,
spid: - axe s E.e = = aesss
Tho gorgeous strings Of glass beads
glistsned on the heaving bosons of the
village bellies, like reiished rsbses on the
delicate surface Of warm apple Dump
lings."s - = @ as1s7ieEs
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

BE A Schenectady editor describing
the effect Of squaIl on canal boat. says
When the gale was at its highest, she
unfortunate craft keeled to larboard, and
the captain and another cask Of whisky
rolled overheard. zs afk
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

Ep A lady was asked the other day
why she chose to lead single life. and
gravely replied, Iecause am not able TO
support husband. s - s,-~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

p@ AS thorn goeth up into the band
Of drunkard. so is parable IN the mout,
of fools.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

"a AS he thai dindsfh stone in .
stone in : sling. 50 Is he ,hai givesh honor
to feol. ~ s@ssss.,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

IA The legs Of the lame are not equal;
70 is a parable in the mouth Of tools.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
From Porter's Spirit.
TIE DAY AFTER a SPREE.

o, what duced horrid head
ache! This thing it can't be borne;
It's no use teazing here in bed;
] must get up and take Seid-
litz powder, or horn,
litz powder, or horn,"
Those iuleps must have been DAM
Sight stronger than my usual cup;
And vet, hardly think twas them;
1t must have been that cursed lem
onade that sewed me up,
onade that sewed me up!
lwoht go on another " batP
don't admire the afterclap,
ril throw away this banged-up hat,
And cut the bar-room most emphat-
ically dead, perhaps,
ieally dead, perhaps.
"a A child's death was never more sweetly
noarned than in these lines by r. B. Sheri-
dan:
IN some rude spot where'vulgar herbage grows,
~ chance violet rear its purple head
Ane careful gardiner moves ere it blows,
10 thrive and cherish In nobler bed.
Such was thy fate, dear child,
D Thy opening such
''e-enineAce in early bloom was shown,
For earth too good perhaps,
H.. And loved too much
''aaoh saw, and early marked thee for its swn!
R~ He that sendeth a message by the
aaahd OF fool cutteth off the feet, and
0rnksth damage.
7sH afaEN
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

I" The owl upon Afrasiab's tower hath sung
Her watch-song, and round th' imperial throne
The spider Weaves his web.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

THEATRICAL.-OHE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WISH
ing 10 ADOPT the STARE and invest from $50 to $780,
good security with moderate salary for acting address
Theatre. herald ONCE.
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FOR SALE.

ITO ouARRYMEN. CAPITALISTS AND orHERs.~FoR
ne d me now ~sas ~ rus
ing " 80 Q % sss in hick
qusryns For :pssn:ns O Is sees
sssnh r. % lie p1oes4ss : SsxsI Sse
70 sst iap dss.Isd for stock company one hTd wv %
DkED CO., corner * Nassau and Pine sGsess. -
mo RyaGIs1s AND APorRECARiEs p. HALE &c.
bop NJ r ss %
1oa ave-: f sn =; vs9 %
To MACHINIsrs BLA0KsNTrHs, &c.-IHAvR OPEN.
sd ne Gsns ws
hoop and '0n CAST German issi sco Or
no GARDENERS FOR SALE, TIE GREENHOUSES,
Yss VIII
Soua Y h sSHoty Apply to McvAN Yousd
V,HE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF tbs PoR TER
d OSspg house y yessy street. Z, be sold ssss'
city, opposite " nar9e s A' ''' 0'A
no CAPIrALIsTs.-EOR SALE 10000 ACRES OF
:na choice Lard n lawrence county Ky sbounds in Goa
sa
Fos as i A Of ns
VALUABLk BROOKLYN PROPsRI YFOasALx.-rwO
q
ss sas
oas ss u: :a 81 nss
ne corner Of Clinton syenue and others In the inme
date vicinity These houses worthy the attention
one waning well built Handsomely finished and convenient
house, ct moderate price, Also three brick Cog
north Of Gates avenue Brooklyn well BUTT flushed
suitable q small family Also frame cot
and four os the southwest corner OF FRANKLIN ave
nue. end opne. street Brookyn very convenient aed hand
eomey fir shed and moderate priced One two story frame
house. with two lots OF sroupd Auautt, avenue
Cseson within two blocks OF Fulton Avenue Rail
road. One three story frame house with cellar
Bedford avenue east side Lafayette avenue. Terms
easy. Apply 10 ALFRED N. THEDWELL, % Fulton street.
New York.
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QKILLIANT DRAWING ROOM RNrER rAINHENTs-
- Mr. ". N. Fleming. the celebrated rsgednu MICS Eoso
Bridges the beautiful young ragedenne MIRA W. Fleming,
will give elegant entersinmens consisting poetry and
day the 10th; and ii the Brooklyn Ahenau he 18th and
2d commencing o'clock Splendid selecous from Shaks
peYe, Nra Hemans Saml. Lover, RUSSELL Knight Drake,
iobin and Dunn. for the first performance. Programme
changed every evening. tickets rs CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
MEDICAL.

eS01( lEw1ID-HR JsFrRiHs ANTIDofI ii fn
SyWW T ns* s g. ssd .
:sss healthy sss:aOas a. nuhsose = q; .s@o;sd
cure !. psreds.,: srs sP,sy IA
9. Il. RING. 100 Broadway. corner q John street
M WARDs uNYoRr5EAII,s ERiES1. AED 0raIs
quick and complete. The afflicted who would obtain per
meet fectsaI uniaiins medical aid rendered n,
days; recent c.ses in twelve hours oce 80 Canal street,
rs. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET NAY BE CoNFIl
years ~ :pssisisS and II: present o;s,
moderate, and a cure guara nteed in ell cases. -
DE 80, LAn q. rA IS: AID L3nD0s zsrlo.L
100 ss ss s: ~: 800 3 sass.
sTs q =: ssss.: Sas
New York s g Is
Courier des Esas Uuls ssaas zsisnG HalOaA DanOc
no D1v,soN ,Ts111 new yoak
tued O. bis old oioe where he has pracced IN branch
~ s ' s my s:ss
r @ chsrTe. nG % Il sn.
guaranteed. osuaca Nv remedy Hunter dro",
Usss S1
gratis
- a g.
"a . Ess e
dissnss provided With boSrd. surns and exclusive ssss
aso o sHs o .'9s nss% By o
undi The re opening q ihs Doctors once.
PRIvATE OoSsyLrArIoNs.-D WATSON ATTRKr4
,srsa ya: s Of s.sss long eSu:s
ness ss.nss M NV
!; early can sfs. ne nrs Appearance. dslsy ihs
%e2s nate a. :nS:sasssi cure spesSy. W WxtsS
ioa srosdSay Also ocn sS "a H ~
PILks. PILES, PILEs;-l AGAIN odALLENas 1ST
d e. Ny remedies he only ones thar wi, o.
ITPis q For sale f d1us q o.
II meriy pupil win kicerd, q Paris, and wiiS lie eel
pubic e lie ears y 1spo-
his located rooms ss Brosdwsy oopoass the
st. Nicholas Hotel Once hours from 70 /, from
en- 4
Physician Consulting and Operative Surgeon
~ se e an md &c S
D1sl.ssss s No. =. Is ssessy nr s.ns.ys.say r..
wSa nS wsc .,s = re G'ns q ~:
psdi%snis vanish me %.se Ssfo:s = a.sses Ss ,:sdsr.
ma. ss sS's srsssss
s os s.s e d 70; rn q Ss Sssa q -. pa ..s
sl.s d ssosdss. ss.Sl sn6sssy ihe Hnss6 aysesn:
YeAA WHh mercury, 70 ne neyteab6 d6aUuon0n OF he
ucncs copsdtpuon, 1hicA al ne ssrAparnh n Ne worA
canrot refnsv6. ~ A8t
TRssEMAR aad aike devoid Of tasae Or anes
and an nsusesng qua9ttas They my lie o. he st table
without their being detaced. 'i-T-f0b d 4 81
Sod N TIN sssss a & or four cases IA s.e fs - shkh
divided o separate doeee Administered BY vKpeeu LA
lensnd Roux &c. who,esals resa and frwNrded 70
Ssive q The gseuise N Amsrics 81 rss1e svss{ asss
Canal New Yoss Attendance SHELLY, daily, frm A. 80 VI
previous appointment No 81 Greene greet csnsi.
eod by W. b. zkber. book store, ~ soh rhtvd
PHILADELPHIA @
TyHOsE LABORING UNDHR DISEASE, EITHER RE.
cent or chronic consequences resulting therefrorn
would do well 10 consult DIR. RALPB. 6aS Houston street
near wooster. Hours TO IL A, to p. NJ, uudavs exe
cepied The Doctors and have been given ex
cuvey Tits class OF diseases and he would here as m
phstjcry and all where
faithfully followed he win sud perm crs
and where constitution Of the paen, has usd cSp
build M and restore TO health and yigor. -
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T1HOsE LABORING UNDHR DISEASE ETHER RE-.
cent or chronic, consequences resulting herpfrOr
would do well 70 consult Dr. RALPH 6 Houston street,
rear wooster IL A. NJ. TO p M CsuudavH ex
cepied) The time and attention have been given ex-
crsyeiy of diseases and he would here as m
phatjcey IN and all where hts usrucona
ahfay followed be win warrant safe sud perm neut cuTe
and where the constitution Of the patient has been used
build up and restore 70 health and ygor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR: n B. GRIFFIN, DENTAL. SURGEON, Isl FULTON
- street Brootyn inserting fun sets Of teeth rue
ure on hne aod plates, for S25; silver 00 gu,A
lO partial sets gold from ~ 10 "a per TOOTH silver 81
" Exfractng twenty FIVE cents. Specimens be
ais Office.
J. oBRIEN RESP RoTFULLY INFORMS HIy pa
ten's and friends that he will hia practice dep
~ surgery on "Wednesday, April 10th II " Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

ITO PHYSICIANS. &c.--To BIN SOLD, SPLENDID
nearly set or harness. made by beat bonse n
Broadway. Cal Of 3S4 Broome stree. Few YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

TWO LARGE JEWELLERS AND OTHER sALAM AN
der safes will be offered, for few days. N5 Pear
street prices which viii ensure Immediate sales Sold q
clote the business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

JULES ROBIN COGkAC BRANDY In BOND PALE
and dark in assorted PACKAGES This brandy has no gu
perior market, ard comes from the
Cogpac. These n wan OF good article viii call on
g. WARD 6Co., ITO murray street. Importers and iebbers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

CEWlkG MACHINES.-FOR SALE. THREE FIRST
- Singers sewing machines. In perfect order
rented good Fold low to paw advances Inquire OF O.
IURGlF, patent agency room Moa building. 1886 Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

DUsINIes FOR sALH.-AN Old ESrA8LIsHED BUSI-
ID r~ss; 10 years in ore store vito caoita
o, S4OCO 5000 wnh young man. who wflias TO Goa
bnue IL App 81 John street. s3 Z ..vgr
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<youNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-SfTUAyED os tn q
eouth aldo Of stsien leland, 81 miles from vsndsrSps
handing Thei tweus two seres OF land part m ssdow;
iwo story Gothic houss barn. &c the premises For par
tscuara ppIy az 70 West Forty first street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

DARE CHANCE--FOR SALE, THE LEAsR, STOCp
and fixtures Of arst class retail gro,ery handsomely
fitted up and the best neighbor 10 the city,
dong good business. Apply to CORNELL HoUGHTAL
LING pa WashinqtOn
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THEATRICAL UNCONVENTIONAL rHEATRK, BO4-
ton.-Dmng the the stockholders win olotey
renoyate ms house and restore me p Ladies' and Eenemea
OF TALENT ladies for ballet and stars wishing
gements for the reyt commencing In August viii
please address the subscriber, Revere House. Boeton
HENhY WILLARD. lessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

LtOR SALE-THE LEASE OF A LARGE FIRST CLASS
boarding house. in Blocker street Broadwsv with
Or without The furniture Apply % cHAUNCEY BARNARD
d. Broadway
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05

o. Everybody in town, and in the coun-
try, SO far as it is known that Guidersleeve
is in town, who has watch or clock that was
ever made to run, whether it is worn out or
spoiled by travelling thinkers, is now having
it made to keep time as well as when new
Every thing of the kind is warranted, and if
it does not perform satisfactorily, it costs you
nothing. So if you want 10 have your watch
cs and clocks made TO keep CORRECT TIME,
bring them right in, and we assure you, you
will get the worth of your money. Mr..
Gildersleeve wishes it understood that lie is
not a travelling watch-fxer, like many who
START OUT from a gunsmith shop to pick the
peoples pockets by pretending to repair their
clocks and watches, but regular workman,
having done large portion of the work sent
from here to Nashville lately, although not
gene rally known to the people.
Neither would we forget those celebrated
Brazilion Pebble Spcctacles for sale by Dir.
Gildersleeve. If you wish to preserve your
eye and read with case, throw away your
common glasses and procure pair of the Bra
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05

On the moon body weighs only one.
sixth as much as at the earth, and the po-
sition of bodies would be so unstable that
slight disturbances of equilibrium would
upset them. Standing upright, or walk.
ing, would be for man, with so narrow
d base, rather delicate operation. On
Jupiter, on the other hand, body would
weight ten and half times as much as
on the earth. Walking would here be.
come excessively tresome, if not impos.
sble, from the mere weight of the limbs
and of the body. The extremes of, weight
between the heaviest and the lightest oil
the planets vary as sixty to one.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05
May Is
BATHING SALOON AND RAItBEHs
SsGGsAS

EEcmry, the Barber, calls the attention of
the citizens of Winchester and vicinity to his
EXCELLENT BATH ROOMS
he has just fitted up in connection with his
BARBER SHOP.
These Rooms are supplied with water from
two of The best Csterns to be found anywhere,
holding near four hundred barrels. Warm,
Cold, Shower and Pouring baths, also an As
cending Douche, very convenient. He feels
confident that better iocillties for bathing can
not be found anywhere North or South
And as the cleansing of the body is a thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he faticrs
himself that he will receive a liberal patron
age. Shaving and hair-dressing also contin-
ued as usual, after the most approved styles.
A supply of the finest Cigars always on
hand. HENRY, the Barber.
MarG2 6m
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THE PoTATo
Bvc.-As this insect is becoming trou-
blesome in many places, whatever pro-
poses to destroy them should command
the consideration of the public. DR..
II. G. Blanton, of Salem, assures us
that lime sifted over the potato vine
when wet with the morning dews, will
entirely destroy or drive away this dcs,
'tructive plague. 1t is a cheap expor.
iment, and the suggestion coming from
the DR.. deserves trial.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
Union and american Office,
NASHVILLE, July 3, 1856.

NASHVILLE, July D, lo0O.
COFFEE.-Firm at 11Ra13; Stock
good.
SUGAR,-sIa1Ol, fine; lighter than
usual.
MOLASSES.-45a5O; supply light.
BACON.-Hams Tic; Shoulders Gle;
Sides &c.
SALT.-In barrels So cts; fine sack
50 so; coarse sack 50 %.
WHEAT.-The crop is very abundant
and Of fine quality. Not much coming
to market in consequence Of the showery
weather. We quote at 10 cents. We
heard Of rs cents being paid for one lot
of choice white, for immediate delivery.
WHISKY,-We have to report an adj.
vance since our last quotations 2Sa3o,
with light supply.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05

The potato bugs are still having
their jubilee among the vines. Some
one would confer a great favor on the
farming community by presenting a
plan by which they might get rid of
this pest. The best plan we know OF
is to take large pan of hot water and
hold it along under one side of the
vines while you tap the other side with
something, SO as to jar them off in the
pan. Then strain the water from
them, dry them, and they are worth
three or four dollars per pound to ply.
sicians who use them for blistering.-
They contain very near as much poi.
son as the Spanish fly, and can be
used in their stead.
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.yAHHE5 Ell. YGlNG.

Successor to Waiter d. Young)
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
p ". Ni iaI'.',l CA Teannessee.
pared TO manufaC- y ture all kinds of
Saddles, BTiGlEes, and NHnrtingalcs,
and every descriptonsof
w A C y N Fl A r n L SIS
in the neatcsl and the most durable manner,
which they arc Offering on the most reasona-
BILE terms for cash, o. TO punctual dealers on
the usual time. Shop on the cast side Of the
public square, next door to Esq. Finch's Office
N. B.-Evcry kind of produce taken in ex-
change for work, such rs corn, meal, wheat,
flour, bacon, pork, lard, plank, boards, shin
giles, &c, &c.
March Is, 1856. 1y
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SEAp'E1 az TENN e.SSEjgI.
Chance3y Court for Franklin Cownty,
CZeTk'S OGce, LNlu Sd. 1886.

CHdHceTy COUJ J0f fT0nhlin CONNty,
Clerks Office, July Sd, 1856.
Henry, Sam, Ross, Damn, ct. ais, by
their Trustees, F. T. Estll and John
FrizzclI,
VS..
P. S. Dechord, Benjamin Dechcrd, VIM.
Kincaid, Wallis Kincaid, Marion Kin.
caid, John M. Kincaid, Thos. J, Kincaid,
D. G. Kincaid, James Barbee, John Bar
bee, Sarah Barbee, Mary Ann Barbce
Martha Barbee, Elizabeth Barbee, and
William L. Barbee-chldren and grand
children of Matty Kincaid, daughter o.
Wallis Estill, ST., decd; Daniel Riggle
and wife Rebecca, Estill Scrivener, JOS
Scrivcner, M, T. Caperton and wife
Amanda, Dabney Lipscomb and wife Ma
dissent, Andrew Caperton and wife Jane
William Caperton and wife Sally
children of Mary Ann Scrivener, daugh
ter of Wallis Estill, ST., decd; John
Estill, Daniel X. Estil !; Nancy, wife o.
A. H. Martin, John Holiday and wife
Sally; James X. Estill and Ransom G.
Estill, children of Isaac Estill, one o.
the sons of Wallis Estill, ST., decd
David R. Slater, one Of the grand chill
dren of Wallis Estill, ST., decd Eliza.
beth Decherd, Peter B. Decherd, Elizo
A. Dechord, john Thomas Decherd, jon
athan Decherd, Alexander Decherd, Da.
vid S. Decherd, Edmond Dechcrd,--
children Of, and Emma Dccherd, widow
Of David Dccherd, decd.
On motion of complainants, and it appear.
ing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk g. Mastel
that all the above named defendants arc non
residents Of the Sirte of Tennessee so tina
the ordinary process of law cannot be serve,
on them, it is therefore ordered that publica
ton be made in the Winchester Appeal, ,
newspaper published in The town Of VIM
chester, Tcnn. for three successive weeks
rcqu;ring said nonresident defendants lc
make their personal appearance herein onoI
before Wed acsday afier the third Monday in
August next, and plead answer or demor 10
complGinants' bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing eXparte as
to them. A copy attest.
IIU. FRANCIS, C. g.. NJ.
July5 3w
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05

The Fourth of July was properly
observed here yesterday, by the houses
Of business, whose doors were closed
The grafton of Rev. A. J. BAIRD, last
night, was largely attended, and the
audience very agreeably entertained
and edited. DR.. BIS. style, as a speak
er, is very happy, and we heard sever.
al wishing that the 4th would come
more often if such orations were deliv-
cred on each occasion.
The "young folks" had a very nice
party, and enjoyed themselves until
the anniversary took its flight
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue OF a decree of the County Court
of Franklin County, Tenn, pronounced at its
June term 1856. | will on the Oath day of
July next, offer for sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, on credit of six months, all
that portion of the tract of land of which
James NJ. Donaldson, deed, seized and pos
scssed, which was sold to James j. Garduer
and II. 2. S. Aspaugh by order ofsaid County
Court at Octoberterm 1854, which sale has
been set aside &c. TIE tract sold to said
Alspaueh as above, Contains 10 acres 81 Poles,
the tract sold TO said Gardner contains 30
acres rood IS poles Plats Of said tracts of
land will &c exhibited on day Of sale. The.
purchasers will be required TO give bond and
sccnrity, and lien will be retained on the
land until the purchase money is paid.
WV. L. TAYLOR OK.
Tunc,2Iss 1856.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05
McMlnnville and Manchester Railroad


The work on this road is progress
ing steadily to completion. The cars,
at present, run to Manchester regular
y every day, upon the arrival at Tul-
ahoma of the up and down trains on
the Nashville and Chattanooga road
The accommodations, although not
so good as they will be very soon, are
such as will render every person COM
Portable who may be so fortunate as
to have business at Manchester, or
may want to 60 to McMinnville, or
any of the upper counties. There are
hacks at Manchester, making regular
trips to McMinnville, but they are en-
tirely inadequate to the demand that
is constantly made. 1t is hoped that
better and more ample arrangements
will be made, so that passengers will
not meet with detention at Manches-
ter.
Our clever friend, CHARLIE D. Wn-
cox, now has charge of the road, and
is officiating as conductor, engineer,
and in fact is perfectly at home any
where on a train. It does the man Of
business goodto see him at these posts,
with his manifest determination to
please all in the discharge of duty
We congratulate the Company in hav-
ing secured his services, and hope that
everything he turns his hand to may
prosper.
That this road is certain to accom-
pIish much good for the section through
which it passes, there is very little
room to doubt. The rich resources,
hitherto obscure and unknown, will be
brought to light, and commodities OF
all kinds will be seen flying over il to
their respective markets, for which an
equivalent will be received. 1t has
already given an impetus to improve
ments about McMnnville, and all over
the place can be seen its refreshing
effects. Beautiful residences, extern
sive business houses, and other i'm
provcmcnts, are seen on every hand
all practically demonstrating what
railroads will do. For this good work
many deserve much praise, and among
the number, none more than Gen'ls.
Moore and SMARrT, who are now, and
have ever been, champions in every
thing that has tendencies for good
May they, and all others who have
contributed towards these results, live
long, and only die when prosperity has
embodied them in its arms, browning
them and theirs with plenty for the
timely efforts in projecting and carry
ing for ward this enterprise. C. E.p.