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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
NEW ARA.


TESa QUESTION $ sEicrLED.
DE GRAY & SON,
THR USRlg LLEn GnEAP rAtLpRs, ar NEWARK.
~ n stores IL Delaware mud Mar land. Their
S!nt0 IS visited with people tor many miles Who
~ iprlnerly Were IN tls hnhitut going to Philndc
ph!1 Hnd Baltimore tn get tlothmg, hut who nov
aGknpW dsethnt they procure than at tlis establish
ct uhraperNn better, Cnnts vests aud pants oil nNeIy
dasonpuon cnhstnnty on hautl, i-Sies nnhkGrnhieH,
drawers, stis eHdera No.. in abundance All WIN want
bargains shnuld 80 to De CRAY SON immediately.
Nov. l7amus.
DDCT. z. W. ExGINES,
DEN rtSr,
Newark. Gel. e.
- As MANY eERSuNS ARE NOT AWARE
Of the time Ueoafsnry pGrnrni prfleot ppGr'a
uLfiY tins in The Dental Hrt think il hut JnstiGe to
those dstrnne, who contemplate visiting
we'll to myself, ln thus pM"iy suggest Ia such thr
@ sicSf Yrsgs. fiia a#n nV.r VIZ. ',' y" rssre-iiy
where eEpcrHii"la rQguFnh of ~ nathre IN
,a,u. 4t"rsatr W. c'aty, "lriei s,ns
tou M trarI we'd such -geeal 90 rni III rl,t pre-
vent disappointment. II. W. iAiSES, b. u. 81,
apr N IL NownrE.hnl
gNEEK PARK SIAlISARY-NE nEL.-rnr
~ summer session will begin the First day Of May, lS5i
Pa 'ils inS here Hni for their children n good home,
whurr their minds, ahtH aud pnls viii he carefully ultt
vHcl, Chirgn in pllirlnr VIII receive parental nre-,
Ti nsrction IN Tho elementary branches IL thorough and
careful aiirnn pad 10 Music, Dawlns, and tho roia
Fnr iioagd Md Tuition in Gugliyh per ecru s7j,ON
For Circuaf, with fail particulars aud rsierencss apply
To tho Ptincsp1 REV. GEO. MOOD.
9=iiiu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

THE cheapest manure yet for potatoes in The
hill,I Is Wehls pOudTete cnmpnsed entirely Of night
so and charcoal dust lnth ng else.l rhls is believed
the market. IL smanunctumrsd expressly Tor tho sub
scrihurs WIN wi warran its purity aud value. fTlce
5N cts, per insol, 81 % F0r bhl 90 sRi handful
to each hlli Will make q ri. Try tMhnrrelH now on
hand ), X NJ. PENNOCk tt'.,
ntr23 " niingtnn. Dol,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Circcn L1Wl . lltalNs ssGnHDI lot IlrIS,
as situated IN Ununyille, Chester county, Pa. Id nrs
! from Whining on pn'l9 from West Clitrt -. rntiic
Stages nrrlvr daily lin,l the Former, ana on HHlRD,
FIFTH amt SEVENTH tnys. itumln. lnllers The
summer Hrs-inu will Gmnnirncr on the Funuhol Fifth
month and cunnna Twenty wCeks. All the usual
banehes cnmPrislnsp ilpngsh English EdnGati"n are
taught. FERNS Nii hall m ady aDcn, The lsr ~
all lnss lnpks. lnhes, Maps, rlnnispherO nysloUgi
cal DhnTH, prus ani lnk, wa dollars per session Draw
ing and DrlpH'utl NtNiiewurk the latter ~ GNtIH
cha ge OF s. Thn3I wishing to enter will please give
their iiquiS possible. For CrcnnrA address
tho prucipti, Uniunviile 'ost ntiicr. ,.,
EDirlI -. GliAifANT,
lnitM HLlmnlnMl.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
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ALFRED WAEToTs,
DRUGGIST, CHEMIST AND ApOTuECARY,
No. 81 MtrkGt Street THREE doors boiO1O Third
Street, opposite Samuel BUz5ys Drg
G0OdS St0re, IPttasiMgtvR, Del.
Physicians prescriptions. fan recipes
and uspansing iHnlGnes exclusively my ppr
ggnql attention. All the rnFnar patent and proprienl
Medicines keptgtt sold NJ the lowest prices. ieh ~
r1gLSY HOUSE,
No. l75 SONth Second Stress bstow Spruce.
YSrEltH IN EytRE IN, ANp oTaER RE
FRESHMEN rs, SEppERS SERVED UP AT
SiIORrE$r NOTICE.
NJ B.---5hutle Boards, BIgatelie, &c.
e.WtlTE. ( PTopnetmA ; J. GREEN
mari tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
TIE TRAVELLER
arnhN1AnNr. MnTICn

NsEst. TllE STEAMBOAT JOHN tHlF
"a telf II FiTu Will con lnence IunniiB he steh
ei----rr.s Wilmington and rbpusgruVe, Apr tuht
ngtol owsi-- Lesyo Wumlne nn4t9 O'clock a; Hho
= 2. NJ, Leave fennsgoVu a. 81 A. Nj, hhl 4 ~ va
FARE zach way 81 cents. ,, ..
asnnaaie rites, B. +. MILLER, Captain,
81 Inn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

ssBY his fAa4i-yh hs-s-st 7etsN ANply.
Inc next day the man went to a horse dealer
who showed splendid black horse. The
horse hunter opened the animals mouth, gaye
one glance, and turned on his heel.
"l don't want him. said he; he's thirty-two
years old -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
UMlDW aUTtiL,
BY L. D. VAuGllN,

--- BY L. y. VNUUNN, -
GEORG ETOWN, DEL.
,,sn1 THE Subscriber takes this occasion
1Tx % the travelling public, TINT he has taken the
a3SSNe above well known House IN GSOrgetuwu. aud Is
now prepared 10 accommodate all WIN my favor HIM
with THAR pitrnnage. Tho house ~ cnHlnndnus aud The
Tnnns furnished with furniture aud beds
heiing &c,, the tables vii 10 bountifnl " supplied with
the hns the mafkOt affords. There large stables
attached the Hotel aud experienced nstlrrs will be
Rendance take cha'ge of horses. Tho undersigned
deem Unnecessary tn II is is ntrntiOnto
Keen first house, and hopes to sive share Of
public PATRONAGE. Terms 'nnderate. Oct. 23.lv,
Steam Engine and Boiler rIanuiactor
~a III p snbserlbers wGuld nioTn their friends
NSSkA. nenced business in Pyle's building, between
s8GztsI Finh and Sixth streets and Tatnlll, whore
they ave prepared 10 manufacture High aud Low pressure,
Stationery and Narno steam Englncsand Boilers, hr
ng Mill wnTk and Machinery of every description, Cast
nes and Carnage Axles furnished 10 order rhe sub
scTibers arc all practical men well acquainted with tho
business and hope by otattenOn to rrneivA liberal
share of patronage, WALTON q ARMSTRONG.
N.B-Jebhng of all kinds punctuuliy attendedtU,
2l-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

eyes" said the clerk, "they reach above
the knees.''
The maiden yamoosed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

DREADrUL-The Garott6 Cotilon is being
practised in Albany. The ladies swing cor
ners. Having done this gentlemen place their
arms around their necks, and kiss them on the
left cheek. Young ladies screech, and fall into
young gentlemen's arms. Gentleman seizes
young woman around the waist and waltz to
their seats. 1t is said to be very popular.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Z In a neighborhood where we once lived, a
man and his wife were almost constantly quar-
relling: during their quarrels their only child
"a boy) was generally present, and, of course,
had caught many his fathers expressions
One day, when the boy had been doing some
thing wrong, the mother, intending to chastiso
him, called him. and said, "Come here SIR
What did you do that for % The boy, COM
placantly folding his arms, and initiating his
fathers manner, replied, s'See here, madam,
don't tcish TO hare any lvords irith yott.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

A Quaker lately popped the question to a
fair Quakeress as follows:
'Hum-yes, and verify, Penelope, the spirit
urgeth and moveth me wonderfully to beseech
thee to eleave unto me, flesh of my flesh, and
bone of my bone.'
'lIum--truly, Obadiah, thou hast wisely said
inasmuch as it is written that il is not good for
man to be alone, 10 and behold, win So
journ with thee.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

HooPER ON IIooPs.-Hosper, of the Montgo-
merry (Ala.) is alone responsible for the follow
ing:
Last Friday evening gentleman of this city
was accompanying two ladies to the Panorama
of the Arctic Expedition when, in crossing
Market street, he stepped on a hogsheds hoop,
him across his not very handsome nose.
sGood heavens, ladies y he exclaimed.
Iulirh of Nnn drnnnnd that u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09
wIs"sAig q. rscSA AUf,s.EY.
AstOrEaCyaaa-E4aws
153 MASknT STREET,

hUCTlONEER, READ EsFArE AND UEN NERAl
40 nc NJ,
NJ. rs, Central Buldlug, East 4ti Street
iy IR WTLNTSgr0N, DEh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

Too MANY TEETn.--A man who wanted to
buy horse, asked friend how to know a
horses age.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

Tie HA.o< It.r9z e~o.L.a9A@E n
.>:lTrT~-Amta~rof te",. mst>..l r.
'..ar~a5s - ,h~ naa1,> # this fa~sr3inrue.
"a, GiT'n 90 Frritg eyva,rtz last, /,
quite i Iu.- auIt~4iee. W., s.y. J..
often referred 10 the<. exaibis,at> in H..
highest terms Of praise. tia, II wnnfl
>""'n ataD,~; sttI - 1lou> toA,tl t4s la5a.
more in Their ftor. Mrs. Sa.os1x~
+ forts to fully ~.ieve,op IT,. mu~le, raip,.t
ii her pupils. N. w"rtay If ay.rv cit
'~"nFagenr.nt, an the applause bestowed
upon ii, different vaattr IA!:r@ - tI.gk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
F." We refer orr fr;4,ds an no,

E- W. refer our ~fri4,,'s on both
sides Of tie riter. n lie notice of the
Batan r uge. Grnss. Ttte and Ope'nr<a<
Rail aaad. in anaii4r column. II will I've
seen that the ears leave the .ienot on
III" river bank daily. at aA.M.sar Bayou
Nichols. crossing and returning same
dav hr 5 "'aqeI. This IS a fire ar
saneemers fnrthasa Wishing the pleasure
Ct fishing inheantifn' Ike Croc. llle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

Tur rru.x ~ r,p l,pv.,,, cu..n
We. ,.n,,.,.l ,.st.r,l.r a.. .4. ,
,fp 2oil, I,.t,.., r. p.,, .,.. ...;
J,u.> ta,I A.. nu. az
/ fay;t- ,..,L, l., .,o.f ,..t -
tts. a., .,a...l ,,,l n..,, .,t
ti,.u, ~. fnd III. t,c,.,. H., r,..
Carl s.,,l.1 mas, r l..4
tl,.,. ,u... n,t al, l,..
On, IN c,ounvi.. ,.,,t, IT. ,,.
H.. Th., .nl..o..,lr ,,.,.I ...l :.
p-vrrnnv, sp,r d tp., il ,rI ,,;I .r,;u,
h, ,bs l.na ,,a ,.<, vl..E
f,.u,,v c.,,, ,n,l H., w.
,t,.I's thy,ri,+ l,., Ga.
hitting tie stack il, his cru fill r..
onr,tt ~.Iisf,,.s ,..,,r.I A.. p,r,
net Lg,} ,l,,,w, in. l.,n. d.u H.;
Sprinr AID Cal l.ad an, !, on .,..,.
orcp or ,wic. h. ira,n ,.u. ,.nn
,n Monda, fa~, f., !, vr;, +, ,rr.~, p..,.
rome. III. co,.,,fAu L.;,r .l...,
writ cnngl ,u, r.. sa,vn.l I.,a;, ,h.
at.,,.,r c.xf .,.l a.. ,..r ,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
AOERicAN STATE gp>y.nr,nS =

ANERicAN SlAiE Cu>vANrlnx.-Tir
members aftIte American party e til,
parish should bear in mind that a Con
v~eftion viii b. cal..l a. Al early lay. I.
elect Delegates to attend The STATE CON
= ~" y le held in the city Of Baton
a''age, ~ tile second Monday II J ~
'i'Sf. In ont next ISSUE We will Give he
'i'ne ana place. and Lope to see 4 full
attendance.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
Ct Loui- e a..ons.

- -'~A- =
Notwt ti'>t4ndih2. eVerF attempt hs>
been mid +, The imaginative opposition
Ipar,r~ IT, Ii~ust Fact relative to ~" r.
cent s.. L"uis electf,a>. H." sxtrrr' =
law from tie Louisville .Jouy.a YES
quite Il ,iiTocnt version q l''~ Htft1r
tom that hrra'1rI frti, h. nnr cppo~
~nants, I, ernll >rarr,.', ne expected
ftHat Il ! ur.ai :, Violently "nro<"A -
! Ameriraui>ln rs 81" St, l'n> hPPHbI cnh
would or rouli rive , fir md in
,,.r,;.f ,.r..n If -. ,na,,nr- III. i,,na,-
,.
s'F"i' t" TIE f'"l nHi''an-f = i're>
'af'v ~l'rnnocrttlc. The Baton k"4g~
AErornk uf the 2l~t orrau> ana vhine>
49,, IS =, nil. anil ..,.r art;,,I.x ,,-
T.
wv '"' '''''''' '','''
RrNuii'r"'Irm and Amrrrahl~m ~ ~
Louis. nn! draws extensively upon it,
t.r,,ta ;nuv;na,;n, f,r ~y,,,.nr nir,nr.
II
looked "'E i''"'gN t'e eyes ~ W.
R'p"bt""h, and ~" The same t"''fS
QuiIp a different story tells the LGtW
,,,,-ar and !, r,oull L., o,Iy E,;y IA r.,.f
fN''t '+' '' ''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

We have been lr1l that trou9 f~hiHr
Was much l"lt,rin he Lakes an. BIZ
ms Of ". B Rouge thar in onr own
we'll fiiie" Analse. Suppose We mel
Nest aud East BAton Rru.e on a trial
ali~rs1",y xii IL Lake Coe, rdr,e.-
Comet d Guzetts.
Why eert'inIE u fishing is better
I a" your. Hage you just ionn.l that
We wnajsi IKE Ia TAXI a ltap.l IN
hat "opise tory skill, IN. tel a. FIR
Asavrn's SIX. where is Lake G~ocor,ar;e.
! hat settled W. arr j.. D, You mean
Lake Crocmlile'-if 80, ru1 on vo,r
''r'ngl' and tanbl'S.'' bring the fxins
and he J. Y. Durable will soan land
ia there.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
4" Onr affaiile and courteous vonn

~ Our ~affafle and courteous vonnr
friend. MraFoRp, clerk of the G. D. Jr.
continually places rs under obligations
for late New Orleans papers. Who
wouldn't travel Oh the C. D. when size
has such an accommodate. inr clerk and
such a fascinating Captain lioopgR.
we .nucl, tnr b.tt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

PoIIoE JrhY ELhosloss.->,he voters
in Police Jury Wards Nn's'l. 8 s, T..
9 and ii. are respectfully requested 20
notice TIE fact that an electi. n fir ONE
UleInbar n represent each n those warts
IN the Police Jarv. will take place on
Monday the ll,h day Of May next.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

FrsH ..sFlsH !.-Ho, re 9i>ei,,lre Of
xIzaak W#iton-ye who 1--we good fsl,-
Ripg and plenty Of it. Get r,rrsDIves
ready. and ant fine morniro. take . y,
to Lake Crocodile II, ur R4i,roal
Tie Oayof1e will land Won there i, +:
very few moments. nj no n,,ttar h,,w
exnrtatar r"ur demands mon tl,e.ern,.
tribe" TIE Lake will readify v;pld tte,n
3 seems almost iacr"'il'e t, reslize ,l,e
sAet quantities # fish canch. in ,be
LAke Just row. and the number nf FISH,.
ing paff'es VISITING there aisncs. 4, Nv
seem in nnwise todimir;xI, them NV
y err e~rtrrrrisinr iliiridm.s wc,ll
only PIT M 4 small |ronse or erta-,.;u.
ment on the banks of this heaatifni Shea,
OF water, where Refreshments ard ann .
inenis could be furnished ts~ visitors wa
have ~ do,lft that i would pay we'll aud
ran s"mely during the sunn., ruonl.
Almost everyone wlinsn religions liens
oid not prevent il. wonid IL rttd i, es-
cape from fhe dnst and Ileat Of Bate,
Rouge on Sundays or any other dav-l
and srend II 81 pleasantly bane III, ,ha
shaas trees OF this really beautiful SPOT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

A German in ST. Lonis. named Lieze,
has been fnrd one hundred dollars tnt
lifting = lad, across a muddy hole IN the
-tr+at. She dill not hank hun for BIC
constituting it into an Insult
In future let her wade, say We.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

A Coop <RE.sos9-PfKE saws the
eceentr'cis' IF The weather inst now. Is
a'ttisssfahe I" TIE influence oftfse GREET
e'nnet alinrr TO make ,its ant:,rar.n,a.
We-alwsv<ih nel,t there was A caose
Tor it.. P..nuelt ioknow.
Ill A@aM1-T.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

IF At The municipal election held
at Hagerstown, Marvlan |, on the l3th
inst. the Americans elected their whole
tickle; b, IS majority.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
SATURDAY APRIL rs, 1857.

~. Cul. J. s. WILLIAMS Of nnr par~
ish, advertise a valuable slave Wit, ran
away somelime last month. See notice
in proper column.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

E Cur n~eighbor, CorFNAS vii
please accept our thanks f"r that Iot of
fne new Irish potatoes. They We're Il
treat.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

= Certain y eAet.t. >a,> iizal Young
I7'i"> may try Al tire aatif.t.s in IL.
""r1,l t"r depressed spir'.. bur till thew
'a'e recourse /" a small dc Of l.ur-
'a".i' they need not hope for any long
continued ccnyaleseenca'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

tE 3d.
II - @ ~
l'f"sef' - worst /! Int, ~ a%afu as
svr+ 1e~4 f,p. 'atoa 10 eg~ -
{ cna.ure &c "anid aIet,r
"a uat.o "ho.er before he j,
-" I The woods,
- -,
J. =
-
pt.4
f. -
IaS, FIT anal =, k..4t. fFzr t,4sa ,.,,E.t,.s-
ting the ike ntfrn>e> tysiss. tt.t nrw ;, =
fic,. Uilj WIZ .~.4ru,t.1 aal ,xx !,
| lion, b Ill
+
"Fl"5.s5 =. ~ H'5rr''~. IL f's5ss->
.''' = - = ''"s' s'as ''' s1s'a' !. lite
~ 't u e'5titt''> J IT, II "stoai
'r'>'ass- N:'s'"' hf4PTr / "a
y neat, AID u tsif'"i4e.s a's H.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

-r1ATE SUPERINTENDENT OF pvHLpc
hDrcArIos.-W We l,av. seen tie NAM.
90. bsYsos BURROWS. e,iing The rounds
Y ! candidate ~ R.a,e Superintendent
NPutilc Eslucation. The 1ll;ho1apy
Easfrpa Of which i",uns'. Mr. y. ~.
%Seceni'v jnint pr rrIetcr, ,f the 1871
inst, publishes q long and fst,a.fnr
As'iise "f Mr. Burrows To I'll If which
We cordially Yield assent. from tie liol,-
Is satisfactory manter il Which le l,,s
Der SPOKEN Of 70 US. i'at there i a..
poan' upon which We would Ike ia b.
siiY'nm~d. ard that il, whether NJ n !.
a psr''y candidate OF an Iraeppraant.-l
Can !t,u give Us tie information. friend
White I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
4l,scsn
Iski1S gst 10 ss pnrtGei for
ssia,aG

Fjhse4 negroes should be retained to work
'2H R"ai, v hnea would REFUGE the Assette
So 90. ant fease a deAt upon the portian q
tire Road On . aias into operation, Of ss2,3s3y.
- In making he eS.inaats ii the value ~
tie Stock Notes, deductions have bsensrads
exree3it.G slightly. the per centage1 Of los
sustained Oh pas. instaiments
Fh- cost of this portion Of the Road rs
s2-lo0I allowing the E'a.es TO sell for $i.4oo
each. Will BE- about S239,4es 80.
Ever, efar, has been used 10 procure thu.
best materials IN every part Of the e~oassrlc.
ton AID equipment of this R ad, ard also to
have the work done in the most substantial
manner. az il is believed it vii, compare
favorable with any Rail Road work il tho
Santh.
AZ soon as this Road is completed to fhs
crosse Tete. and the necessary depots and 9th.
er hdilltngs erected, it woa.d be greatly 10 ihs
intere-to j tbr Road 10 have that Bayou thoff..
on shly cleared Of logs and stanps, redering i
uaNigahie for tiat-l.oats 1T all seasons
Dirin. The coming Fail, the survey and
t~acstsol nf the Roat to the MarsngouIn. Ala.
hama. AtclataEd.a aud Opeloiisas should %
made. The obstacles presented in the cons
tlHua;Ion ri tins Road, are no greater tnaa
those waieh Lave baea overcome IN tne
Swamp yetWeeG the Crosse Iete and .Mls-
sls>ip,,, ard tie cest Of construction oughs
not to rarF materially. TIE location being
mad, proper Efforts will secure a sibscr,p..
ton sufficient to ensure the continuation ana
completion Of ttiis work.
The distance from the Crosse Tete to we
aarangouifs, i. aoont three III les fe the Al.
abama. about seven; 10 the Atehafslsya,
al,ou. twelve; and 10 The town Of Gpeiousas
thif', three. making the whole tom 'ne
Mississippi, about OF -utne miles A eAca
al these points won'a be reached, The ousi.
ness Of tie Road would lie largely increased.
No Road Of the sane length. can be located
through any portion of our State, that WI
command the sane amount Of travel ana
freight, or that would afford 70 10 large ~
agricultural community. the iacl''ties Of oAs'
y access 10 the Mississippi, and 4 daily mar
ket Tor the products o; their ia5or.
BY order ofthe Board,
CHAS. A. SLACK, President.
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Inc man VI went IT, the MINT in
Ph'lade'pff1s, aui called Ear 4 "jafip,'
va locked upon as u sucker and
treated accnrtnriv.
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Il = E Sfos 3 tA2i fae tuli coa-
-pstAn ~ ti.e goai 70 tss
Grc-sse fs- sta i-pa'. sa2
o:i.sg aeeessaFy b4.lalEEs tsc
locprEat ses. taapzssenear esrs
an ten large eighi wheel freight
Ars Nil Co.'s. he t1riasr sim
= - AZ ID
laat the II descriptions Of iss.Iaa
1889, ta.st4er @tta ths STATE
boz Il .7i, and which Na.
c. - e discounts:
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ssport az eha ca.,a tsaz, or...s -.
aud ttreionssa Raj, Road Can~.-
20 THsrorsHoLprss:-

To TIE ero~saoLprss-
GgnHenf~s-fa corfor ni.r With tA..
n~nfs O u" act Of incorporation. IN. 49,
'a"'f mn ''ffrfofs ~ Mi The following r-
port Of the nast years opsrssio,s
Afths time OF the last an0,al report :
was deemed advisable to make .neh
frscts. a. wopli enable ttr force beIo,n;. W.
the Company to complete the road -
}ete II saG5s 10 SCENE the freigh.ina - ~
next efop. The simos. entire .fa;ls,. ~ ~
eron however soon became apra s.nt ~; n
~as theH deemed more 70 the ,nterests1u.
to make 20 further c~onsracts. mt.
he work strictly to their foree. eon
seqlenffy. the completion Of TIL ,nh.nl
ment- bridging. ard crass-ties was 49,
until about the fret OF ~Iaeusry. when t,,,I
'sviry ,ommereed Darag The month =
- ~arvaH his work was DELAYED
by 4 vea7n. < iron. ard distr;tn
tts settles. az. progress made
Sit time. aht = "'he per week Of
the las been being nov
"tgp. finished, Like progr s' WI CON.
PEE u % fA'' Crosse Tese by ae middle q
Contracts h ave been male me locomo.
.5ge- wt5eA 5 Jai;v eyns.s other viii,
tiFea eth" eorun The Road
,.,~ Gross two smal!
fFetsht cas- have 4arse and y, four of
F" ~ ".e 'efftNe' the fogr other ssoD De
rteo o' t'e ! Of May. OF. ssstagef
.2i ! = i@,'ier @~9utract 10 5e !. sn a.
1.e ISL q ~ are freight .n.,.
The i.sougs~s April, lave
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