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Senator Douglas Bill

The bill for the admission of Kansas
was taken up on Wednesday and discuss
eJ fully. The session was protracted
through the night, and at 8 a. u. or
Thursday Il was passed 10y vote of 50
10 IL. The debate was animated, and
included punlber of Senators.
Mr.. fugh WAS ca'lGd to order 10y tue
President Tor calling Mr.. Wade a black
guard.
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FOR CLERK.
New Advertisements.
Notice,

DURING my absence, of a few weeks.
John A. STEWMAN, Esq, is authorized
% act for and represent me officially.
JAMES Ii. WIrHERSPOON
July l6, 1856. 22-3t
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EA NGHiNG ROCK
EHINER AL SPRINGS

This Watering lL,cc, situated in Lancaster
District. on the road from Camden to Lancaster
vile, near that great natural curiositv-thc
Hanging Rock, and near the Hanging Rock
Battlc Ground of the Revolution, will be opened
for the reception of Visitors on the lst july,
1886. The properties of the Water are sui
phur, magncSia and iron. They have, in MANY
cases, afforded great re!ieS and elected pc!ma-
ncEt cures.
The Springs are ~ miles from Camden, and
the Stage passes by from Camden every Mon,
day, Wednesday and Friday; and L miles
from Lancastcrvilie, and the Stage passes by,
from the latter place, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. The ncighborhood il a delight
iul one, and very healthy, aiiordng an abnnd-
ancc Of choice fruit
Every attention will be given. The fare shall
not only be the best the ''marke. affords" but
whatever suits the taste and appetite of every
Visitor The Springs will DC under the immc-
date superintendencc of
MIR. a. =. HELDEN LADY.
who will spare no pains to make every Visitor
feel ut ease and at home. ] will, however be
there every day, giving my assistance also.
Board will be reasonable, no complaint shall
made at the bill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
May 2Sth, 1896. l5-tf
ES3- Tire Camden Journal, Sumter Watch.
man, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury.
Will insert weekly until the lst August, and for
ward Bills to me at Hanging Rock Post Office.
Lancaster District, ). C..
JAMES NJ INGRAM.
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Acceptance Of Mr. Fremont.
New York. July


The acceptance OF MIR. Fremont as a
candidate for the Presidency is puLlshed.
He pledges himself to no particular party
TO terminate sectional controversy, but
suggests as practical remedy the admis.
sion OF kasas rs free State. lie thinks
that the South should earnestly desire
such consumation to vindicate il, rood
faith, and correct the mistake OF the Re-
peal OF the Missouri Compromise; and
that the NORTH having practically the ben
efit Of the agreement would be satisfied,
and that good feeling would TINS be re.
stored. The measure, he thinks, is per-
fsslly consistent With tho rights of The
South, end vital in its interests,
Central America.
The advices brought by tho Daniel
Webster from Central America arc impor-
tant.
Gen. Walker was elected President of
Nicaragua on the Gath ult.--Riyas and
his minister Of War having leo Leon on
the i2th. Rivas afterwards nj Gilman.
dsgua, collected force of 600 natives.
called in tue outposts aud ordered the
American troops 10 evacnate Leon. The
Qrder was obeyed, ard Rivas took posses
sion Of the town with 100 men. Walker
has declared the Rivas party traitors
The officers Of the former cabinet stand by
Walker
A strong revolution has broken out ut
Costa Rca, headed by party that oppos-
ed the invasion OF Nicaragua.
Advices from Guatemala state thai tho
advance guari Of the army had arrived
on tho llth, and Santa Anna was cordi.
ally recsiyed. IL Is reported ,h,t Col.
Gomez aud other officers of the Mexican
army had gone TO Guatemala.
Later from Kansas.
Sr. LOUIS, July o.
Advises rom Topeka, Kansas, TO the
eth inst, state that the FREQ State Con
yention met on the 2d, and passed reso-
laI'ons 10 favor Of the Republean party.
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

: :
MIR. Ed: PLEASE announce Mr. =. Il.
HAMMOND as a candidate for the Stale
Senate at the next election and obige
MANY VOTERS.
MIR. EpIToN Please ANNOUNCE Mr.. GEO
McC. WiTHERSPOON as a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
So, &c

Are received every week-amonp the
latest are a fresh sspply OF Citrate of Mag
nesIa: Tarrants Seltzer and Aperient, Coxcs
Sparkling Gelatine, Cleveland's Cologne on
draught, BALM OF A THOU SAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash in Cans, with full
directions for makiag hard aad soft Soap.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES

The friends of JOHN w. COOKE, ESQ.
announce him as candidate for the lIou Sc
OF Representatives in the next Legislature.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce J. WILLIAMS, Esq, us candidate
for the Legislature, at the next e'ection. by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
Mn. EDITOR please announce DIR. W.
Z CAUTHEN US n candidate for re-elvc.
lion TO the Legislature, ard Oblige his
FRIENDS.
MR. Enron ;--Please announce Mr.. ] ~
X. BELk, as candidate for the I,.uislu.
ture, and oblgc HIS FRIENDS.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
LEAVENW0RTH JOURNAL,

The undersigned proposes to commence
the publication of II Weekly Newspaper in
i.eavcnworth City, under the title of the
LEANENWORTU JOJJRNAJ
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FOR SHERIFF.

EOh SdEh1FF.
Nix. EDITOR You will please announce
Capt q. Nj. FUNDERBURK, MS candi.
date Tor Sheriff at tho ensuing election, and
obligc his friends.
Mn EDITOR R:-You will please announco
HENRf HANCOCK, Esq as n candidate
Tor Sheriff Of Lancaster District, at the en-
SUNG election, and obigc
MANY SUPPORTERS.
MIR. EDITOR please announce JOHN
Il. WELSH, as a candidate for Sheriff at
The next election, and obhge his friends.
NR. EDITOR - Please announce Mr.. K G.
Billings as a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and ohligc, MANY FRrExps.
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OF. LOUIS, July o.
Advises rom Topeka, Kansas, 10 the
eth inst, state that the FREQ State Con
yention met on the 81, aud passed reso-
laI'ons ia favor Of the Republican party,
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Receipts up to July 18th, 1865.

w NHNEN II. WIN Is.
ANDERSON &. H., July 8, 1856.
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contains FIVE hundred acres.
THE COLBERTTR ACT

contains two hundred and seventy acres. aud
lies two and half miles south Of the Home
Tract.
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DIED.

- . s.grsh on FTiA&y, Feb. !, OF Ds1nP-
a., David CAMPBELL aged :" years 'O'"''''' "
sondery i5ssa from the house Of B. B. Chambers n
t.nefa a. rear Third street Monday aern noon a. u
and friends are ~
bv tnkirR n train Of the dndsOh fe''e' ha4'
go Tkey can return By the Evening Express
.,coI tqTT FOn Friday night, Feb suddenly, aged d
s.,s and mouths ELIZABETH CAMP, wife OF Ma'tns"
- Dsfves and fdcnds Of the family respectfully invited
attend he funeral from her late residence no 10, o
,sn street this afternoon al o'clock without iuner 'nya
cor Her remains will be taken 70 Oeen"o'a i'i nle'
B3elG - -,-.-.. 49,
pAyIs-On Thursday Jan 81, ELIZABETH DA'lS' @se'
~ yni were taken to the Cemetery Of the Eversreens
from No 50 North Third street, Brooklyn, T. u.
soruTRs-on Friday afternoon, FEB CHARLIE twin son
al Robert and Mary T. SquieTs, aged years ln0n ~ -
- ,.pA, Of the family invited 20 attend bis ianers on
nc e,Ing Peb At o'clock, from the resdence Of
- ,srepts No. 1874 West Thrieib street
pnr oW-On Saturday Jan. eyed 20 years, months
md n days WILLIAM l.. sHARDLOW,p u,-,..,
g. relatives and Of the family respe invited
A. .t,eud m. funeral No 6 Madison street, on Iuesasy
Feb. 3, Gtzl p m
INgn this city on Saturday morning. Feb 2 Ia he
81 wear Of her are CLARA ELIZABETH dagger o. ths
Ate Dr. WIN. s. Tompkins aud granddaughter o. " w. C'o
xuoRNY-At Brooklyu on Saturday morning, FEB z, NJ
WILLIAM THORkE, eldest son Oi " H. t. auu Na'na ''0
% ssi,ves and friends Of the family also bis friends II the
- T,,e are respectfully invited 20 attend hs funeral on
Hondsy the inst at o'clock from ms late reSeehSe
n I5i Clinton street Brooklyn, without further notice
wIRyOn Saturday Feb of congestion Of the lungs efer
psfuful Illness LAURA WARE dhtshIer oi r. - war;
aged and months -, -, -
% funeral will place the residence OF the father NO
ms Fourth street at il a. IN. Tuesday, 5th inst
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Richardson, spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per frabid LIVERPOOL, Jan. lS 1856.
In the beginning the week trade opened quiet with how
ever -ome degree of frmness the part Of holders.
Tuedsy's market rather dull WHEAT slow
Of sale Fridays rates and in Id e 10 bs de-
cline. FLOUR unchanged price and much doing INDIAN
Corn rather sitter but the demand limited Some sales OF
Fixed made 81 to q q quarter On the fol-
lowing day runners were extensively circulated AMI yes
terday forenoon announcement posted Al the ESehane
effect that Russia had uncOudiionly accepted the
Of the Allies" The above reports whstever may be
their ultimate result have in the meantime entirely unsettled
tie Com Trade Todsys market quite blank Only one
retail sales Of WHEAT made reduction Of Id
Cd y 70 ms No transactions in FLOUR and but Of
Yellow INDIAN Corn st 40 in store.
We do not alter quotations which merely nominal
At London to-day business also suspended by the
BEEF-A steady retail business dsne the early part
OF but tie yesterday put stop to further
PoKK also stand and there not much confidence in
pTces Of this article being maintained
BicoS though II present will feel the effect Of the
pesce projects.
easier 81 having been accepted 6ne The future
pce Of this article will TO certain extent be Influenced by
IL value VI TalloW
TALLow has been affected article By
yesterday sales in the fret instance having been made
ats 70 y decline but subsequently advance Of
from the lowest point; but prices generally
irregular report with anything like accuracy, the quotations
are Tor the present Withdrawn
RosN-Dull, and business very limited al lower RACES
BAEK-stesdy a. our quotations..
CoTToS-1he market remained dull, and prices slightly
buyer until Yesterday the
of Psce; this at induced many holders withdraw their
stocks entirely from the market seek advance Of IL y
which checked business for time but the afternoon buying
renewed and the saes of the day reached 1900 90
bales oneld being for speculation advance
OF I'd 10 = Z Oh last weeks rates To-day the inquiry
tnues good but tie market freely supplied again
The full rates VI yesterday In Manchester business has
eesud ympahized with this market and Yarns ID
dearer Middins" Orleans, $3.50 p n Mobile, sri ,
Uplsrds, SID.
Az edition has been made the dock rate on shire AID
merchandise at this port which will increase tbe<hages
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Brown, shipIey a. Co.'S Circular.

PEI ArsSso LIVERPOOL, Friday Jan. 10. 1856
TIE Cotton Market quiet the part of the
week with prices decidedly IN favor Of buyers but the ee-
GIhe accounts received yesterday announcing the
na acceptance BY Russia Of the propositions Of the Allies
created great excitement and prices advanced 3D. e. 10 These
however proving 10 be premature the propositions Of the Allies
beng merely accepted basis for negotiations
has decreased and the Market cose firmly advance
2 In Fsr Plsads and at fully ID q other descriptions
Ct American.
The sae for the week ending last evening % 80 bales
Spectators taking $50 and 10 bales To-day
are called coo with $500 bales exporters and specuator
the following quotations:
Ear Orleans 81 Fair Mobile. Fair Uplands 81
A9allng 81 Mddling .......5 sl6 Middns ......5
DtuEaIy 10 Oocd URINARY Inferior. Il q
II,a stock IN his GOO bales American. 900 bales
Do same time last 65 900 bales American 2sOOO bales
Trade II Msrcheste had been dull throughout
but the Of though entirely believed created az
active enquiry for Goods and Yarns but producers having de-
Iaeed considerably increased has again bee
checked
Money continues in seye demand without change In rates
The Co1 Market has been dull an scarcely any
IohE a. decline Of ga H. + brshe in Wheat aud = Dbl
rour lstian Com in limited request last weeks prices
" bite Wheat u6dllLlo; Red 10 SAN = 70 n Western
ana Flour 70 6G4l Philadelphia and Baltimore q ai2
ONO u S6i Canada 40 al Sour 20 al e Dbl White
Indian Corn a 6; Yellow % Mixed Il 6di2 /, quarter
The sales OF Rosin amounted 5000 barrels 54d4
A.
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LIST OF BEAcoAs AND BuoYs IN TAMPA BAY AND BAl-h
following are the beseons and buoys arranged in ressr ~
Tampa Bay from the Gulf OF Mexico corrected 10 June m
EntraHee BY the Western Channd.MUlet Key She's. ssr'
Oses eGnsesi u GTGy KsrAea NO 4 hsme9' is
No 2 s. s. w. Depth low water Of spring tides, 10 =
This buoy is placed sand 6st running out from hueh
west about i've miles and must be left the port hand
terng
Esmont Key shOa Buoy red eOnieal buoy marked M
g. buoy No. l. N " f. Depth at low water Of spnbs ~
10 feet Placed on sand ia, extending out from EEoos
must be left on the stsrboad hand in entering This n'
tends out about five miles.
Mulet Key Buoy, Tampa Bay, is a black eoniss 2
marked No g. the center Of Josephines leland bearing
southeast edge Of Mullet Key Oats inside OF the By
must be left on the port hand in going up the bay ~
Stanards Point Buoy red eonicsl buoy marked EEe
Lighthouse bearing W: IN Piney Point N BY Z. Dsas
low water Of spring tde; feet Placed on hst rus1
sGlks up the Day AFTER passing this buoy course y
Middle Ground Buoy, black eonical buoy. marked No.
grove Point bearing y. +. By NJ; Gsdsdens Point
r. Piney Point w. g Depth At low water Of sprins "
Is feet Placed on the east edge Of the Middle GrOuS
must be left on the port hand.
Mar grove Point Buoy red concL buoy MARRIED 20.
Mangoye Point bearing $. s. L. T.. Piney Point VI
W Depth at low water Of spring tides, 10 feet PssSa
Mud fat RAINING out from Aangroye point and must Dc
starboard hand in going up.
Gadsdens PSint Buoy black conisal buoy Old rsS "a
lew wsser ~ s w ~ a. ron, and &
ing from Gadsdens Point Vessels drawing over 49,
otns can 90 only short distance above this buoy
holding ground Is of this buoy a.
Entrance by the s. ". CAann-Bsr Buoy, black az -.
perpendicular stripes concsl buoy; Egmont Lghthoas ~
n ~ T. T., south point Egmont N; +; Depth %'s,svs
Of spring tides is feet Placed the bar Of the Ss
channel, and may be left on either hand. -.
Ssmbo Buoy, in Southwest Channel, red eoneS,s
marked No. 2; Esmont Lighthouse bearing " W. no -
point Of Palm Island s. 5. Z. Depth al low water rs
sider IS feet Placed sand bar the south W sls
South West Channel and must be left the s'arb9s -
from the southwest. -.
EHtroHee 10 the Nantes Ricsy from Tdmpd Bap-brrsse
bsek aud white perpendieulr stripes, eonics susy Pb
Islsnd Point W. IS. Depth At low water Of sprns ~
Placed In the best water on the bar and may DO isn
hand the chsnIe Is very wide. In entering Isnfo
BY the western ehsnDel bound 70 Msnitee, srsr ~
lighthouse, steer T. r. T., and you viii make the pa''i
follow the STAKES into the iSer, where take the pilot
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY. Feb. 2-p. m.

The bns;ness ef tis S,~~I- ~ U.i@ -------I
although not 90 Ia &c yesterday, was still important
There was little Of the buoyancy of yesterday but,
IN view Of the considerable rise, the market was well
sustained. Some Of the principal sellers yesterday
were buyers to-day. There was, we think, rather
more confidence to-day than yesterday in the proba-
bilities Of peace which strengthened by private
dispatches from Halifax from foreign houses to their
correspondents here. The market left of strong at
about the closing prices of yesterday-in some cases
Ia lower, and in others a higher. The principal
business was in Erie but Nicaragua and Reading were
active, and the movement in Michigan Southern con-
tnues to be considerable. An unlimited order in
amount was in the Board at %, seller Go, for Mica
Tagpa; but it did not touch that point. About
eco 900 Illinois Bonds sold at sli as2, showing a
steady market. State Stocks are in demand and frm
Virginia sold at 95, advance of per cent within
few days. Missouri, s5i; Tennessee 6s, %, &c
The market for Exchange closed to-day with rather
lees frmness than yesterday. There was not much
DONE and the few bills pressed the market before
the closing of the steamers mail sold at shade
ID favor of the buyer Strictly first class Sterling sig
natures, not bankers, sold at 81 cent
Freights are dull, To Liverpool, 800 bbls Flour,
as. Cd; 500 tcs. Beef, S. Cd, inside rate; 500
bales Cotton .l6a732d for compressed, and 3D..
Tor Sea Island 1870 bbls Lard 27s cd: 80 boxes Ba-
con, 27s cd. To Brest 5000 bbs. Pork, sll Is, and
1000 bbls., csc.
The amount of Customs received this week at the
Sab Treasury has been quite light and the disburse-
pents have exceeded the receipts The deposits in the
Assay Office, however, give an apparent increase in
the balance to credit of all accounts. The business of
to-day was Paid, s26, $50 IS; received s7s pol 20
balance, sl,7s7,53S IS; paid for Assay Office,
s7e,e27 o6; paid on Discussing Checks s39, 1872 81 ;
balance credit all accounts, SAL O92 ~ against
ell, see, 96l last Saturday
The Imports Of the week other than Dry Goods reach
sllT,l49, against s97o,3ss time last year, in-
eludng Watches, s47, 400; Wines, So, 300 Coffee,
s2s, 100; Hemp, sll7 800; Brandy, ssS, goo; Hides
$4,000; Cutlery, 400; Tea, s23a, ZOO Sugar,
snS,soOi Pepper, cal, 700. The aggregate for the
uaak and L..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK .


s,s.htps-Ausus,a Lyon, savannah, = l. Miteheiii ?,
rir, CITY Howes Havana ard New Orleans NJ o. hoeefts
sbrs-Blapch ard. Lawrence Charleston, > w Lewis "a
s.Serstion Coming HAyre Lane, West Co VISION w
kidd GLASGOW, TapscOtt Go. -. n = ~
C. Pemberton tBrJ Overden, Rotterdam Geo; Logan 2
1Breul \ WinEen. Hamburg, Beck kunhsrdti Ssef
tBYeu Rose Trinidad, II. krooPi hsehe, bt0""' "~~s
Rriss-Issah Jewett Chapman, Trinidad, H. d. bro9sss
Go, Lodebar, Thompson, Cumberland hNoofi " W. ~
sell Lane San Juan, Me, NJ. Eschcxsus- s. -
choopers-Isis Chase Boston, ;. w Lewis sassn SLs
49, : " Lewis: Emily Mankn. Wilmington. G. NJ
~. Merchant Winters, Richmond, c H. Person Melre
Fowler Washington }. II. Matthew's Anna Cesse Chase
be Lave West Co Wiutemoy Ell Moran, hayans, Eos1
Silartiu London Or Dinsdall Halifax Ann Mars Ds
SeWbern j. H. Mathews J. Rich, smith, Boston master
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The market went as high as 9OI, but closed with a
reaction of l 2 cent. Still greater advances have
been the result of peace news at former periods But
Consuls were then much lower. At the peace with
France in ls0l there improvement from 59l to
60, and shortly efterwsrd to TO- After the treaty OF
Amiens in ls02, the movement was from 7OI to 49,
On the restoration of tie Bourbons IN 1874 il was
from 81 to 7O; and after the battle Of Waterloo. it
from 53i to 59! The news had no particular in
huence on the Money market, and there was still
good demand at the Bank Of England. In the midst
OF the political excitement the question a. to the proba-
bty Of any further advance Of the rate of discount
ceased TO have any importance. The arrivals of
specie amounting 10 t355OOO Likewise tended to re-
move anxiety on that point. The Money market.
however il generally reported little easier. and the
supply increasing.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the eth of January gives the following result.
when compared with the previous week:
Public INSTRUMENTATION 6os Deer.,.a gi s-s a
OtheT deposiis..-.. IS 81 5o8 Increase. $50 60s
hesi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. jSo0t1j Increase q $50
On the other side of the account:
Government Seeurties. fiSH5f9 Inere.. 90 775 a..
Other Securities. nt555i Decrease ass So
Notes unemployed....... 4,Ss7,ot5 Decrease $3.50
The amount of notes in circulation is SO 3s7. 900
being increase OF $50 49, and the stock of bullion
in both departments Is SO 4l6,95l. showing a de-
crease Of Ill9s55 when compared with the preceding
return.
The Ben Nevis, from Australia, had arrived with
about $500 600 in gold, and the La Plata from The
West Indies with about ss75,OOO, a large portion of
which was gold Gold continued in demand for the
Coaiinent.
In regard to American Securities, BaIngs Circular
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,.. II ,hs direct line from Cincinnati 70
Detroit. There is no railroad from 'ne e'1'-
FL 90 ne.rot There il daily line OF steamers
- ,,.vb.,we.n Detroit and Toledo: another De-
- cl.v.la,d and Detroit; and still another
h.,r,e, ssndusky and Detroit. The distances
- ,,H,osd between all these points ana
1,,oi, ,l M. be much more than by these steamers
IT, arc among the most profitable steamers on tos
I.L.s The road viii be- II Is believed set-s-pport-
49,, ard rood property, independent - its value TO
a. u;cbicsn Southern and NorbsIn Indiana Railroad
Con,nsuv. When the air b,e from E.khat some
times called the Cohen line is completed to Toledo
u NJ will be the main line from Chicago to Toledo
Tie Company viii then have their pre4ent road from
Ekhsr to Monroe in good order, and to be supported
and operated but with an inadequate terminus at
Monroe II extended 26 miles further, TO Detroit, II
then reaches place of great business, and has con-
nection with the Great Western Railroad in Canada.
Tie road from Tkhar to Monroe l. "A miles long and
the IS miles Tot only brings large business, but IL
il then the shortest Railroad line from Detroit to Chi
caro- b., seven milts Even the whole distance from
Deto, to Toledo ard thence to Chicago over the air
linz Gosbep Ene will not, it is stated, exceed the
Michigan Central in length more than one or two miles,
es,de having 20 miles of straight Line in one tangent
with no eastern grade upon OF than ten feet to
the mile Thee facts show not only the strength OF
the uoson of the Railroad between tue head Of Lake
Michigan and Lake Erie, but also bow legitimate i
this extension 10 Detroit and Of which all but SO miles
was before provided for The whole line i very level,
O, easy and cheap construction. with depos open and
ready at each end and may be operated with econ
emy
From the Annual Report Of the Little Miami Rail
road Cmpapv we learn that the gross receipts OF the
Joint roads Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia)
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Receipts Of Produce,

BY ne HsdsoB Riter Railroad tie .oeek endia1 ian 81
$50 head CSe DO Calves 2So2 Mutton Horses IN
ls Its Bacon IS do Poultry DO Eggs. II dc Ashes pot
and pear 81 ee' WHISKY go do Ale sd Beer, ia pkg.
bgtfeI I0 DO LAID, Is bush Oats 32 do. Malt 49, $50 do
wheat 7s5 DO Rye $40 DO. Feed $50 DO Beans and Pess
10 70 oos FIouI lee pigs Bgckwheat Flour n Iron
Apples ghu Frat ia tales Hope io2 Do Hemp 500 pke
stsieh LII dcz trosus 22s yAIs Paper a bslee Wool