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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Great Sale of Real Estate

The following sales have been made in our
CITY the past weck--forty-fou feet on Main St.
ny 100 feet deep sold for $500 per foot, half cash
balance in year att per cent. \ house and
lot bought year since at $1,000 sold for cash
S3,OOO-24 feet on dock at $4,000 down, bal
lauce in , a 3 yeats at 10 per cent The
above property was bought by New York and
Cincinnati spectators, one Gentleman from
Louisiana bought a farm adjoining town at 81,
800 cash.
Our City is full of strangers this season, and
they invariably invest before leaving. More
- operty has changed hands since Ap'l LIST (57)
ID an has in the past years in Kenosha, and it
'l,ly needs visit to convince the most skeptical
sta Kenosha is destined to be the second largest
cty in Wisconsin. Our harbor presents a very
sFirLrd appearance at this time. Vessels from
every port are now lying at our harbor, and the
KeDosha y Rockford X. X is going ahead at a
lively cate and the question is now with us what
we are going to do for dwellings as not house
is for rent in the city
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Who r.spectvs terms VII expire The day preceding the
first Monday Of January
Afso amemher OF the Assembly zach Assembly District
in the such County oeers required be
elected such election
By approved March 4h. ISL the following PROPOSE
The right Of voting hereby extended to nAe Of
shall attained the Of
years or upwards with the qualifications imposed
anon Suffrage in the Constitu
ton Ballots such proposition 20 Be the general ballot
those for the &rnss &c rssd Fer the extension Of suf
frAre opposed For the suffrage
Me- which hailets Ars be counted returned. and
pared the sane all resi- for Of
teers.
Witness the great sea- Ct the state Of
rLS1 Miseansin, and my hand 81 che Capt.
tel this second dSy Of July 1857.
JOAN W HUNT,
Assistant secretary Of state.
Members Of Assembly elected follows wits
lst District n EiAee 81 + :. LSvel
End a. lsthrep Burgess.
whose respective ofce viii expire the day prces
ding Tie ars, Aoaaay q January nex.,
July l. 1857 Ttd A. p TYNESoS, Sheriff
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

PAPERs.-Wm. Ward has the. latest New
York and Boston papers on his counter, at the
Post Ofice-Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
paper, Harpcrs Weekly, Ballou's Pictorial
Flag of Our Union Waverly Magazine, sc.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

4 LARGE assortment of Glassware of every de-
IA scripsion, selling cheaper than ever before by
BROWN e. WEEKS,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

PROGRESS OF THE COMET-ALL TO SEE 1T.
The comet which was seen at Berlin on the
night of June 22d, by Klinkerfue, and recognis-
cd at Paris on the oath of the same month, has
been observed with sufficient minuteness TO trace
its orbit. From the observations of Nessrs
Nilarceau and Lepisser, at the Paris Observa-
tory, it is ascertaned to be far from its nerihel
ion; and that it will increase in brillancy "a II
approaches, until it can be seen by the naked
eve 1t will, indeed, approach the sun. At the
same distance as the earth,
1t is also ascertained by its movements the no.
sition at its perheion and inclination to it's or
bjt that il is not the comet of Charles V, which
:: 1s> calculated, would return at some indef-
mite ferjod before 1860, and was recently an
bounced for the 18th of June, TO annihilate the
e---n
Is this erraut body an old acquaintance, re-
Turuug in accordance with established laws
winch may be observed and chi culated or is il
new conner, visiting us for the first time II
Is impossible, at present, TO answer these ques-
Mons astronomers must have time to calculate
II, oro't more closely, and TO compare its move
men IS with those Of similar visitors observed
hereto 'vre. Two points, however, are settled
Its not the comet Of Charles V; and it can do
us no harm : IN consequence of the remoteness
of rs orbit f. ON the earth's
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
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Capital $500, 1000.
A, NICHOLAS, President Office 20 Wall Street.

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Photographs und ARastatic COuntsrfeitS, Era
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Having purchased the Patent for the exclueve
right to manufacture and sell the new Chemical Pa
per in America, invented and Patented in England
BY Henry Glynn, celebrated chemist and officer
in the British army it is hardly necessary to say
that the Paper is recommended by Mr. Kent, As
sayer OF the United States mint, and Mr. Lyman of
the New York Clearing House and Meade Brothers,
extensive and skiful photographers, 233 Broadway.
New York. The latter say that no imitation can be
made on check or bank note printed on the safety
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE."

NOTICE hereby given that at the general election TO be
held wards and election precincts in the
the Tuesday succeeding the nrst Non
day being third day Of November the following OH
der elected pass Of L9le BASH
place OF Arthur Nc rthuF,
Secretary place Of David " Jones State Treas
Charles kueAu. superintendent OF public
4, Constantine Sarry an Attorney
General place Of Wtsm p Smith Bank comptroller
William NJ, Dennis ands state Prison CommIssio
race Of Edward MeGary whose several terms OF once will
preceding the first Monday OF January is
Also each Of the following senate districts:
md ni.trict In nlaee Of Perry II. smith.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

10 Friends of missing pers 'hS lately at
tached to Walkers army in Nicara Sua, may be
interested in learning thatas late as eolh III INST
there were still under charge of the c, sta hican
authorities some 800 tilhbuster desel ters' for
whose transportation out of the coun, ". ar
fragments had not yet been made.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

DESCENDING One who calls himself men,
her elect OF the B, gus Constitutional Conven-
ION ~ Kansas v,ri. es to the Charleston IS. CD
Wlrrnyg that 1--WE {, he pro-slayery men) have
struggled manfully, b, u l fear, struggled in
vain. unless we can brins 70 our assistance the
combined influence of firn United and enhght-
ened sentiment of all the true southern press.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
County of Ken0sha.

SHhRiFF OFbfCEs I
kENpsHA. July S1th, 1857, !
S general eieetoa is TO W hst in the several towns
wards in this county, Tuesday the tEd Day OF Me-
which be elected the officers ntopsd N
the following notice Of the Secretary Of STATE to Wit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

SERIOUS MAIL Coach AccpzST.-I4lst Thursday
morning Ms the mail stage from Allegheny City for
Butler, Pa, approaching Colts tavern, one Of
the lead horses took the staggers, and rolled over
precipice about 80 feet deep, with rocks ut the bot
toiu dragging the other horses and the stage with
him There were ID inside and outside passen-
gers, all of whom escaped with slight bruises, ex-
cept Mr.. John MeAllister Of Aileghany City, who
young man named Ross, Of Alleshany, Mr. Mcwhin-
ley, 81 pittsburg, aud old lady With iittlc boy,
all of whom had their egs at lees crushed, by
being caught under the falling stage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

II hl- ofiir. the thirt hour-a Santh al Trinity
r1a.yh routL side and about one hundred ards be
lg Iho TX haHga Iot" Dr =. coUtinu.S To treat all
.TvhuC and EouOIftu~il Cunpla ints ana having had
La b pinrt tins line hatters himself that ha can
very auu"rul satisfaction. call from th'~e IN
f4lv-t ~ il solicited.
br ? ais makes and yrnE Il the hr-t rcstoi1t-
t'r tCh+IurAi Extract Of French Flowers for COu-
-}ttuiynal weak no-- eVrt offered to the public
br. may bo consulted conhd"ntElly hy letter, or
|l.-wI-s Medicines s,Surely packed and Ssnt 10 or
tsI IN almost any direction
ua.- hours from A. D.. till 9 A. NJ Frank lin
s~t. uear the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
VALUABLE MILL AND FARMIN

VALUABLE MILL AND FARM IN
So CHARLES CITY COUNTY, ABOUT ElGH-
- OK Ih RHTl MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
~ SALk-N" arc authorized 10 r.ll the MILL
s-l fAkA heated a. above n0w owned and occu-
Ir-' hy &e-~Is. :. a H. Ball The Mil hsSrwo pair
'a. one Tot wheat, the other Tor coFu. Ii grinds
h so 70 l,SJ barrels of OH toll per annuIn,
a'4 about i$U Gn-hris of wheat though il do+,s not
tltir more than half uf lor time 10 grind the lat
~ heT setIing, b-ing Of iron, cost about three
!rti' aEG, s2.op. A person, bj buying wheat and
~ ,uuid r.aihe large profit nom that source
uH hiilris house contains tve ToOlut. The Mill il
AZ - .torie- high and hts shed attached ~ it.
'HH MILL vii lee sold With iOn ACRES OF LAND,
Wv wv Gu 20 oT - ACRES. mag hr preferred 10y the
Purchaser
Raw attached 10 the Mil would 30 we'll There
= post ofhco hire, and IT j. an excellent location
store one OF the ruOLns in the MiIlers house be-
..E already nttsi up for the purpose II Ii good
t'@nd Tor a Blacksmith snd Mht~lwrisht As IL
LFyT where tbres county roads uter..ct
10 addition 10 the I'LL proi~rtv w- srr authorized
70 I'll the faluI adjoining, continuing between 400
.ff ~ heres. II has on IL good baru stable car
nasr house, kitchen, sord ofiss and an excellent
o|riing-h1use containing Ave rooms
Persons disposed u pnrciI8ss requested 10 ex-
Saiiae the property, which will be shown them by
- u Esill, residing st the Mill.
ieFms accommodating Amply 10
GoDDIH & APPkRS0N, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

CoNNENcEAENT.-The commencement at George-
town College. d. C., took place Tuesday. President
Buchanan. who distributed she diplomas. pre-
sent with bis niece, Miss Iayn-, and the Attorney
G"nertl and Secretary of the Treasury. The d--
gree OF 4. VI. was conferred upon y, j. Mctiaws of
Va, and VI. ID. upon Mr. A. Woodley. OF Va. The
college POSSESSES select library of twenty-fcur
thousand volumes, amongst which one hundred
volumes printed between the years 1860 and J2O.
There are three manuscripts written before the
year 400, and one written in 1920.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

NtLUB OF IHg SLtyE- oF rHE SOUTH.-The New Or
leans Delta estimates the number of slaves ut the
South ut over three-ania-hslf millions and their
aggregate value at present prices ut fully sixteen
hundred millions OF dollars. The cotton planta-
tuns in the South il estimates at ahont eighty
Thousand, and the aggregate value uf their annual
product, At the present prices of cotton il fully one
hundred AMI twenty-five millions of dollars
There are over fifteen thousand tobacco planta-
tionr, and their annual products uiay DO valued at
fourteen millions OF dollars. There ars two thou
sand rix hundred sugar plantations. the products
of which average annually more than twelve mil
lions There are five hundred and fifty-one rice
plantations which yield an annual revenue Of four
millions Of dollars,
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BOARDING, &c.

pOAKUING-For Rent with Board, by
~ TIE y.>T or month, pleasant rooms on the second
and tiiII cnuFs ot "a house, eth street, between
nls-u aud Franklin. Persons without children pre-
ftlt 81 ALply al this Office. A-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

UuARDING.- -B0arders can be accom-
~ s4olatri al Ev-rett-vle, from the 18Th Of this
4.'Dtti to the i7t September Address Mrs. MILES
'tEl krswIcK DgFpl, Ahemarle, and convey
si.a vii la -rut tu meet them Je 2'rl3tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
nR- JNNN B. WALTnALL. LnoNNrA
REMOVALS, &c.

DENUE AL.-The subacriber has remoV-
IL ~ {. hts new 1Ta story rt,ro on tho Opp'-lto
Halu street d,1Ts below the late stand ot
Ms-~l- Purcell, LUdi 60.
Louis }. BDSeiEUS,
Steam Candy MAuUEtc cturer.
t+s,. M VI Main StTc~t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

BOARDING. Persons desiring plea
aJlt IJ uttun will ind Two most desirable cham
t"l- a. Nr, HOOPER, ~ Church Hill. Grace IT. IT
..F +-.f~ above 9TH 4 lew Day Boardt1s r.tn also
'' 4. y,uiu,lated.
Ir2s i,te b. G. HOOPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

LITTLE MORE ENGLISH FiLLIBUsr rsEISG.-Recent
arrivals tells that accounts from India" state
that the Governur-ieneral, on the advice Of his
counsel had declared the annexation to the
AnSlo-lndian empire OF the States Of Boy-Singh
kaJah OF lilndou khouch, who died ON the l1th of
April, without heirs. The territories which have
Just been annexed To the British possessions are
situated on the southern slopes OF the Hindou
khouch, vast chain ofmountains called the Indian
Caucasus, which extended from the frontiers of
Persia 10 the Indus, in the north of Affghauistan
and in the south of Badakehan and independent
Turkestau. The States of Bjoy-Singh contain We
ry rich AMI fertile districts and possess from their
geographical position great political Importance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

Detection BT ETHER OF SHAN IpInE-The an
plIcatinn "t tho process Uf ethcrization has init
been rer"rt"d to i'll Belgium ts a means of arGulr-
lnS Judicial information. After "a considerable rob
berry committed at Brussels III November last two
men named Lerk and Daubner wrr,. arrested and
brought To trial. The former Was condemned To-
hard labor for life, but in consequence of the latter
pretending to be dumb and idiotic his trial WAS
postponed, IN order that II medical investigation
should 'ak" place. 1t was found impossible 10 get
even siSu OF intelligence from him Ar il wa.
however, known that he had spoken. when he said
that he could speak no language but German he
Was etheriLed and while lahoring under the effect
OF that application he spoke perfectly and in
French. lie Was in consequence again brought be-
fore the tribunal, and condemned to ton years hard
labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

DkMON AL-We have removed tempo.
IL i4rIy to ~ Pearl street, under tho ENrhanS'
i.trl, ~Lrte ws shall be pl~l+od y soo our Ole
n,1t- &. ". FU kEELL co.
II, hnIHr krukrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

Captain Ritehey, of Washington, was killed at
ueorgetown, ID. G., Tuesday, by the premature ex-
piosion of Il rock blast.
The city council of Baltimore have adopted reso-
iaiions ot respect to the memory OF Hon. VIM. l..
Marcy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

HEALTH OF MINISTER MAs0s.-Protessor Morse
writes from Paris that the American Minister TO
France. Mr. Mason, Is rapidly recovering fron bis
paralytc attack, and that his intellect was never
affected by that disorder,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

SnsE-a boarding house Dick to the landlord
mir. W, have you piece Of steak there that 10
rare."
"1es. sir, We have a very good steak today -
Dick-"WelI, that's rare enough
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

ACCIDENT IN OHIo-A shocking accident occurred
at New Metamoras in the Eastern part Of Belmont
county, Ohio between five and ak O'Clock on the
afternoon OF the fourth. 1t appears that fifty -sx
pound weight had been drilled out for the purpose
of celebrating the National Anniversary. 1t wa.
loaded, and upon being hred, exploded into frag
ments, instantly killing DIR. Drake, n young physi
clan, and 70 woundng John Scott. Jr., SON Of John
Scott Esd. of liarnar, that ho is not expected to
ic over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

SAP AFfAK.--A few days ago in Liberty town
chip, Ohio, young woman was 80 much affected
while reading piece of poetry entitled, do they
miss at home" that she tainted. Her mother sup
posing that she dying, became terribly excited,
cauring the rupture OF blood vessel, and she died
in less than an hour The daughter was nsensiblc
for about titteen minutes. and then recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

PAPsREMLUH.-A new mode of treating paper
giving il the tenacity OF yeun hss been discover
III by An English chemist He has found that by y
momentary immersion OF paper in strong sulphu-
ric acid, diluted with half its bulk of water and
secondly, in weak ammonia, il becomes endued
with such extraordinary tonacity, that whereas 4
band of the original paper, of about an inch ia
width, breaks under weight OF seven or eight
pounds, III it1 modified condition it will support
nearly hundred weight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09
nENnNAI.-C- MENnLINGEK. Mnp

IL ,H NJ TAILOR haa removed lio Main Street,
u1 lite tEa pr1 GUpls liuu." pt k"ut. Paine Co,
tlt a lev doors belu" the kNrhlna" Bank, whore hc
% Jr pl,a.r 10 zos his old n ruir HHi Cust"n"Is.
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l n KEINIINGlA\l intenlinr. on III.

- ist july to remove uaAt donr ~ CronSlsw 4
ysaflt. Iu4t opp.r r-ito his ol stand, WILL uLtil tho
A vo date sall for cash at very reduced Tats~.
he huure occupied ty Lin il iDI rent; posses
,syu utveu tr-t Jul} ! r. KEN AINtiiAA,
H,.Jkee!ier AMI Stsiiousr, 2lo Broad st.
.Tnlr l-.- ljtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

A MODEL JURY.-In the Court of Queens Bench
for the District of Ottawa, held Mt Aylmer Canada
Short time since, the jury in murder case could
not agree, and after much discussion agreed to de
eide the prisoners fate by the toss UP OF copper
THIS plan accordingly resorted to, but did not
give entire satisfaction, and at length il was
agreed that they should devide aud tight acro-. a
table, six agan-t six, the winning party to dictate
the verdict. They thought better VI this however
and were finally discharged without agreeing u,p
a verdict This beats anything i'll the shape OF d
western jury 'ali hollow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

WESTERN VIRGINIA CoSrgRgScE-1he Western
Virginia Conference, Of the NJ. Il. Church. South
will be held in Charleston, kanawha county, the
10th September next Bishop Pierce OF Georgia, Is
expected TO preside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

j. H. kspling-r, Of sheperdstown. Va, was
drowned at the Relay House, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, while out Sunday school excur
sien, Tuesday.
The official count of the votes for Appellate
Judge In Kentucky gives Wheat, the American
candidate, - majority.
Ia the Minnesota Constitutional Convention the
Republicans have two majority clear over sii the
disputed seats.
Col. W. =. Scott. "a well known citizen a Louis
lana died last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At CuthL-rt. Ala. on the Goth
nlt.. II shooting aifray vi very srriou. character
occurred between VI. Duuglase ESD, and =. IL. Bell
and j. I. Howard, i'll which Boil received shot in
the arm and one Ia the neck. Mr.. Douglass was
shot in both thighs and Ia the LETT arm. Mr. How
ard escaped uDhut. Both the wounded are doing
we'll and no danger is sppr.hendei from their
wounds. The mes.pons us.,d we're double barruied
shot guns. The difficulty, it s-e'Ius, commenced
between Mr. Douglass and Mr.. Bill. iu which Mr.
Howard nterpo-ed in behalf Of Mr.. Bell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

HOLLY WOOD CEMETKRY-The Pre-
l, sidtiIt and Director. have recently procurti u
'tflrs VI DESIGNS Tor Monumeiit. T9,ni.r Head.
~ i''r shd Ornamental Stone aud Iron Work Nhil h
'l Db'I ior the Rratuitnls of these infendiu q
''ttt Monuments, &c, such work Ia the IIoli !.
|'Hsi Cemetery. 1hese DesisDs togetRefwith Plans
~ ~ ths Cemetery. showing the i0catiou, sizo and
"Sgi Lois, may ie seen at the office 0i the Com.
P"H5, No. Ill Ma!g street.
y7-a Trrssnr,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

N FOR REST.-Dwellings in differ
As. ent parts OF the city renting nun SIS 20 $50
per annunu suitable nor the accommodation ~ All
cE>-- PERSONS. To. good tenants the rent VIII os
low. - -,
ALSO, Store No. &. under ths ~; Chsrlss H"t@.
Audi Ia 4 A. j. CLOPTOS,
Crner Of Wall and prtnklin .treet~,
opn%sits Acssrs Dickinson. HiIi %.
il J-9fawlW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

lScEEAsLD TRAvn--The travel on the Memphis
and Charleston road is rapidly increasing since "A
connection has been made with the eastern cities
Yesterday mornings train carried out two hun
dred ani twenty passengers, one hundred being
through Passengers. The company made the net
sum Of $1,000 by one train.-Nes ptis Eaqa.rer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

PsoGREss oF THE A6E-The st. Louis Republican
states that ia 1881, Nr. L. Deaver Of that city.
nounced fresh oysters from Baltimore In oIy thirty
days They are now received there Ia less than
sIfv bnurS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

EMIGRATION WEsr.--The Herald OF Freedom of the
9th ut, estimate the influx of population to Kun
r's the present season at $4,000. and is VI opinion
that before winter sets ia l00.0U will have been
added to the permanant population OF the Territory
Meantime the human current pours on with
undiminished volume. Many stop in Western Mir
-oari and others continue to Northern Texas
There is regualar stream OF eniigrants flowing
south through Lawrence and other places in Kan
sas says the Herald to the number of hundreds a
day looking for a warmer climate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-09

NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET
-'ouutou Virginia,
" d. u. GtLkSUN PEOPRIEroR.
'WH.hu-s free 81 charge. run in connection with
'hr II ,;"i and the Railroad Depot.
VI k'efy attention. i. siven 70 Passengers who
VAL n depart Dy othrI VI the lIHo- vi travel.
ny g5tn