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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

THr HoMoSYMs or CoseREss.-As usual the
list ofmembers contains several homOnym, which
renders il particularly necessary to point out
their initials in order to distinguish them For
example, we find FIVE Jones, two in the Senate
and three in the Chamber, and what is worse, six
Davis, two of whom bear the name Of Timothy
the one from Iowa, the other from Massachu-
SETS How shall We recognize them, without
mentioning their respective States. It is much
to be feared that they will mutually discover
each others secrets from inevitable errors at
the Post Office. And what may not ensue!
Afterwards come four Clark; three Wright;
three washburn; three Thompson; two Marshall;
two CIay;two Sherman; two Wilson; two Ma
son; two Hall; three Stuart or Stewart; two
Phelps; two Morse; two Harris, and two Morris
The Smiths are comparatively rare this session
only two in the Chamber and none in the Senate.
This is much below the usual proportion, and
we must believe, with one Of our compatriOts,
that the Smiths have generally been placed this
time on the beaten tickets.-CouieT des Etats
J'ais
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TIE REMOVAL or JoHE McKEos.-There are
rurors from Washington to the effect that there
are other reasons than the act Of opposing May
or Wood which have tended to the removal Of
the New York District Attorney. II issaid that
he has become efficient Tor OeiciOus) in suppress
sing the slave trade. This had made him OBJ
nOxious before the sin of opposing Fernando
Wood was committed. AmOngth those spoken ol
as McKeon's successor are several who would
have been appointed ere this had IL not been
for the fact that they too voted against Mayor
Wsod.
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PRrsrDExrrAL orIxIoNs.-James Madison ana
all his successors, (Gen. Harrison excepted, to
whom the opportunity was not pressnted)-in-
GLIDING James Buchanan-have signed the
following expression ofOpiniOn as to the use
Of ardent spirits as beverages:
Being satisfied from observation and expert;
ence, as well as from medical testimony, that
ardent spirits as. drink, is not only needless,
but hurtful, and that the entire disuse Of it
would tend to promote the health, the virtue,
and the happiness of the community. We hereby
express eur conviction that should the citizens
of the. Omitted States, and especially the young
men, discontinue entirely the use Of it, they
would not only promote their ewn personal
health, but the good of our country and the
world.
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Gbpitt Qottrp.
THE SONG OF STEAM.
nv CAPTAIN C. W. CUTTER.

u,n, m. down with your iron bandsi
Be sure Of yOur curb and rein;
ro,I,eo,D the power Of your Puny hands,
As the tempest seCEns chain.
d. laushed as lay eOnceard from ssnt'
For many countless hour
An. childish boast Of human might
And the pride Of human power.
When saw an army upon the land
A navy upos the seas,
Cr,eping along, snail-like band
Or waiting the Maynard breeze;
When marked the peasant family reel
With IN. toll which he daily bore,
Ash. feebly turned the tardy wheel,
Or tuggsd at the weary oar;
When measured the painting cOurser'' EPeed'
The flight Of the courier dove,
A, they bore the law King dscreee'
O, III. lines Of impatient love;
I.oun not but think how the world would isei'
A, these were outsirippd afSr,
When 1 should be bound TO the rushing keel
Or ehain'd to the AyiRs car.
Nal Ia, Ia, they found me oct at lsIti
They invited me forth at length;
And rushed to nv throne with thunder-eiaf!
ndIaushed in my iron strength.
o. then We saw a wondrOus change,
On the esTth and the ocean wide,
Where now nv fiery armies range
Nor wait for wind OF tide.
Hurrlhi hurTabl the waters DER,
The mountains sleep decline;
Tim.-space-havs yielded to my power;
The world! the world is mine!
The rivers, the sun hath earliest blest,
Or those where his beams decline;
The giant streams of the queSnly West,
Or the Ori.n, foods divine!
The ocean psles where'er sweep,
To hear nv strength rejoice;
And the monsters Ofthe briny deep
Cover, trembling, at my voice
Icarry the wealth and the lori Of esr;h,
The thoughts of his gOi-hke mind;
The wind lag, after my going forth,
The lightning is left behind.
In the darhsome depths ofthe fathOmle'' mine'
Nv tirsless arm doth play;
Where the rocks never saw the sun Decline
Or the dawn Of the glorious day.
] bring esrth's giittering jewels up
From the hidden caves below,
And make the fountains grlnite cup
With crystal sush O'eraow.
blow the bellows, I forge the steel,
In all the shops oftrAde;
hammer the ore and turn the wheel,
Where NV arms Of strength are madei
Imanase the furnace, the mill, the mlnt;
Icary, spin, weave;
And all my dOiRgs put into print,
On every Saturday eve.
I've no muscle to weary, no breast to decay,
Nor bones to be "laid on the shelf"
AID soon intend you may ''go and play
When manage this world myself.
But harness me down with yOur iron bands;
Be sure OF ycur curb and rein;
For scon the power Of your puny hands,
As the tempest seorns chain.
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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST.

The following are the rates ofinterest in the
several States of the Union:
In Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, In
diana, Kentucky and Tennessee, the rate is s
per cent. r
In New York, South Carolina and Georgia,
7 percent.
In Louisiana, 5 to sper cent.
In Alabama, 8 per cent.
In Wisconsin, l2 per cent.
Vermont, 6 per cent, except upon rail road
notes or bonds, which may bear per cent.
Connecticut 6 per cent. By the law of May.
1854, banks are prohibited under penalty Of
$500 from taking directly or indirectly, over 6
per cent.
Arkansas per cent. Special contracts in
writing, in this State, will admit of interest not
exceeding 10 per cent.
FloridA, 6 per cent On special contracts 8
per cent. Is allowed.
Illinois, per cent. previous to 1880, and 10
since that tina.
Iowa, s per cent. On special contracts and
judgments 10 may be charged.
Michigan, per cent. 1t is lawful TO siipulate
for any sum not exceeding 10 per cent.
Mississippi, per cent Parties can agree for
any sum not exceeding 10.
Ohio, 6 per cent. Contracts stiPulAtins for
any other rate not exceeding 10 per cent can
be enforced.
Texas, 8 per cent. Special agreement in
writing not exceeding u.
California, 10 per cent. On special contracts
any rate of interest may be agreed upon or paid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

A DEvELoFEMSr.-Gen. Gadsen, our late
minister 10 Mexico, in a communication to the
Charleston Mercury, under date Of otoher I'D,
introduced letter to himself, dated October 4th,
from an American correspondent at the City Of
Mexico, who, be says, "enjoys the most favora-
bic opportunities Of obtaining information on
the American Diplomacy practieed in Mexico"
and is "discerning and mos. discreet" obser-
yer Of events. This correspondent afirms that
the minister (Mr. Forsyth is instructed to Of
fer to purchase territory larger than The whole
of the Southern States
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

"NorHISe MoRE VULGAR-"-A Boston paper
says that the words "Nary red TO nary broker"
have been written over the doors ofthe Kentucky
banks. This is absolutely untrue. Such an In
scriptiOn. We understand, was recently put up By
the citizens Of Springfield, O., over their banks,
But no such vuIgarty has ever beea displayed At
the door Of any bank in Kentucky. Nothing
more vulgar than rotten eggs has been resOrted
to for the protection Ofany Of our Institutions
Do rs justice, Messrs. Yankees.-LouiSpzIs
Journal !;
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KAxsAs.-There seems 70 be misaPFehen-
sion, the National Inteaigeneer says, in some
quarters on the subject Of the authority under
which the Constitutional Convention in Kansas
assembled. Some Of the papers speak Of an
act Of Congress authorizing Convention. No
such measure Was contaminated A bill for
the purpose vas passed BY the Senate, but vas
not concurred iIby the House. The COnven-
ton was authorized BY an act Of the Territorial
Legislature.
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Mr.. Buchanan C1oseted with Ksmbef Of tina
LeoOmpton conStitutioaal cOnvsntien.

WASHINGTON, December. Is.
Jack Henderson, of Kansas, one Of the lead
ing members of the LecomptOn Constitutional
Convention, who was so roughly handled by
Jim Lane in his recent speech at Leavenworth,
arrived here yesterday. He was appointed BY
the Convention to procure certain amount Of
printing for the Territory, and makes that an
excuse for his present visit to Washington
Inasmuch as the printing for the Territorial
Government Of Kansas Is all done at st. Louis
lacks excuse for coming here don't amohnt TO
much. He has another and higher missien.
He has been closeted with James Buchanan
He SAYS that before he LEFT the Territory, the
Missourians were organizing in large numbers,
for the avoWed purpose Of invading the Terrific
~ to vote for the slavery proposition on the 2lst
of this month. The Pro Slavery men, fearing
the defiant tone of the Free State men, who,
under General Lane, are preparing to resist OPP
preston, have sent Henderson here. He de-
clares that the result Of the interview with the
President has secured fresh orders for more
troops to surround the polls, aud protect those
,cho present Themselves TO cote; In other words 90
protect the iHuadeTs from MissOuri!-cOr. Nes
York Post.
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Practice vs.. PREcEPT.-Thus moralizes the
winsted (R. L. Herald:
A queer world ia this. We reeolleet q
young lady, a former resident of Winsted, beau
tiful and accomplished, and the daugter Of a
pious and venerable Methodist elder. We re-
member her as most ardent advocate Of the
humanity side in politics, q rapturous reader OF
Uacle Toms Cabin in the village club Of young
ladies, and anti-slavery in all places and on all
necessary occasions Not long::ago We recorded
the marriage Of this young lady to an Alnbama
planter, who is the owner Of some i've hundred
niger. A queer world this.
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STLrEf-We are led to ask this question By the
fact, that the last Legislature refused By an
overwhelming majority to charter onivsssfty
proposed BY the Northern MethOdists, and Jet
chartered a Catholic Convent, and exempted the
property from taxation.-S. Lssis CSisfiss
Aduoc4te
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.Mlistteuarlaljolrs.
Thou Hast Wounded the Spirit that
- -. Loved Thee. '.' Z

Tbou hast woundsd the spirit that loved thee,
And eherished dime Imag. for years.
% Thou ssttsnght me at last 70 fOrEet tAss, ~
suai In secset. u Silepee, snd tssrs- nj
AZ a young bird, when len BY its mother,
It's earliest pihiohs TO try,
Round the nsst-rili Still lingering hover,
Ere Its trembling wings can hy. s
Thus we're taught in this cold worll TO smother
Each feeling that once was 20 dear;
ora Like that Young bird, III seek to discover
A home Of affection elsewhere.
Tho this hesrt may stH cling to thee fondly,
And dream Of sweet memories past;
Yet hope, like the rainbow ofSummer,
Gives promise OF Lethe at last!
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The Washington correspondent Of TIE New
York Tribune writes that ''the acquisition Of
Cuba is parsof the GTcwed policy ofthe A
ministration. The Seem Of The AntiIles,' is 70,
be offered up As prOpisiasOry sacrifice 70 he
South to atone sot the loss Of Kansas
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l. d. CAMrsEIL PnERAHxe ron SumERs
sArLT.-The Washington correspondent OF. the
New York Express says" Hon l. d. Camp
bell. Of Ohio, IL has just been found out, did rot
vote for Grow, the Republican candidate fur
Speaker, the other day. RumOr d basy vith
.one eur;ous reasons therefor.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

The officer who pulled Gen. JaeksOu's nose in
public when he vas President, has been appoint
ed By the present Administration Superintendent
ofthe Arsenal At Washington Thus modern
Democracy NOT only insults the memory Of the
old hero By adopting the principles Of his en-
emies. but By warming with place the hand that
struck him.-SpTinqkeld RepEb.
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Democratic majority "a.
DrLpalrEs rRox THE TEEKroHiEs.
MxxrsorA-w. W. kingsbury.
OREsoN-Joseph Lane. cer
NEW MExco--M. A. Otero.
UrAH-John NJ. Bernhisel-
wAsHIScros-L.S. Stevens.
KAxsAs-Mareus J. PsrrOtf.
NKsRAsxA-F. Ferguson
The following members have been elected to
represent Minnesota upon her admission as a
State into the Union: George L. Becker, W.
W. Phelps. and J. NJ. Kavanaugh, tall Demo
crats-) -1 go
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The Cincinnati Gazette relates the story Of
young lady, aged eighteen, who while on Tisit
70 some friends near Columbus, became 50 st.
taehed 70 nocking bird there, that when the
bird died she vent mad With grief and attempt
ed to commit suicide By stabbing hersefwi.a =
pair q scissors
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Lieut.. Randolph. the officer who pulled Gen
Jackson's nose in public when he was President,
has been appointed BY President Buchanan
superintendent of the arsenal ct Washington.
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Five hundred ksgs Of powder were recently
seized By Colonel Hoffman from one ofthe Nor.
mon trains en- route 70 Salt LAks.-Bultinass
Rrpsbtiesn-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

The Nashville Union and American saysfhat
the famous "Sut Jovegood's'' stories are
written by Capt. Geo. W. Harris, the quiet, Sc
date, and universally popular postmaster at
Knoxville Tenn. His FIRST sketches appeared h
the Knoxville, Argus seventeen years ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14

Land Warrants are selling in New York at
the following rates:
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TH1RTY-FrTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Number Of members, :::::::::::::::::;;:::;;;;;;
Democrats in Roman, opposition Italic.
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-Tax saIe..Fentress Co.
MednesdaY, Febrnaru m ~

4
| TOURT net pdrslaht 20 adfoofnmanL Pr.s, "a El,,
~ John b. eeodal, judgs ST. s. L5 t,oiiec- ~ -.
= iss soSSs so Sg 81 sad = s S1soy Fs2o
for she year ISL and ne tax hsre9n due aad a.
gOOds ehsilfa y ~ eaan9a9a uhiea en- dsE1a
| for said taxes, 20 Wis
OutOt grant No. b4 ouB Of The Cls1us and lax cen.s
sphsa Coins, i've eve lhohsand rlel5 . isod
iss saa !? a 81 ss 5 Ss . R S "a s.ss t
tEo hHndFsa acres q lard Is DE- eeozgs FasF
haRdssd ssfs q isa, az 50 CO. a55er, 40 haaefsd
aeFe4 fiAnd AK = e. SHnasi Qs, sEo hundEsa acres
DisIFsI 30 Gsarys & Co0Bsr four huad1sd acres Of
ana1 AZ y. hsaEy Z, CoyAn, ay acres q and la3 i 3
ss Jesse Lsdfsd hundsa and szy AZ acres Of aad
49, iAs 1oiEa one R9ndss acre o. iAGa az = o.s'
District 10 10 O5sdiis Hickey three hundred serou Of
and ak o. No s9ner 81 IS. ODsdsa hczoys olaer
fss 81 and soHA aingohe aunared and 5Ssng I've aass
DHrist No II, J. B. Rogers - acres, he amount Of
acres not ka0 lg in end ana ilh districts, yalued
Dret No. ~ Joba Long azhty six acres aad tax on
same 22E GarEa n EaWards one huadrsd acres Of
iand ta3 on sane 81 ss. JOhn nIIh one hundred and
twenty in me arsl Iistro taz on sane 81
Bstrei No, g James aokoF, nf aerss 81 nd TAX on
and lax Is 1h8nas Carat ssSsasg ave acres q ana
AK ~ CO. s9sssoa ssay5 one hundEsd ana ay Of
oonlzning aFe acres saoR ana srn b he sac
Of Tennessee . asG0rmaeK assignee VI diae
described = deed tom iohn slcJrmacz 81 4 synaa,
regs9rd 10 ne hegses once FsnIroas Junty 10 Ok
h, on page 3i5 - and lE3s tzE Oh each trsGl g. 81
total Sl0 J0hn hcCoruaoE Ave housand acres ii anu
enisrse IN the name Of Eeu5en shoaes, - So J0ha
BMeCoTnaeE aTs RouaaHd aeTsso RED ~ ae name
OF George a PAUL. TAX on ne 81 So Joan 3 Nc.
COrDack ave hOuand acres Of and, entered ID Lns nas
Of John Paul, tax same - 50. Iohn Is ueUormaoE,
I've Thousand ecfes Of aad, eusr3d IN hus
boss, e. 50. l0hh B. McCormaek ave thols-
Of faad, the OF James PAUL AZ
the 81 So Tas az taoEs land as snonsd ln
thi5 KsporI IL surveyed In he name or Parks q
hssr lnOusand Of 3rd dstneL sntrsa
the name Of X beTLsSl ~ No. SOC gnsd By ne
stale ennessss W keer b gant 543 valutd e
g5Os, TAX On the sans - So.
BLBB,
Tax Collector Of Fsntrsss county, rsan.
Subsidized ana before FseFuay Ioh, l858.
HlLDRarH, Clsrk.
ls therefore eonsdsrsd By tie COURT that judgment
nnd hareby rsReera aehat tha Aforesaid act aud Ia
the the state Of Tennessee for san annexed
oHoh Of the, oESln8f with 5 gosEand chargss
ssVsg due hoEaOl, fof ne year thereia sposhsd and
ord6rs4 b. the c0aF taat tde land
much thereof Shali be susut Of tnem Ba aold
satisfy me E e0st aad charges ssvs annexed - each
Of them Printers fee fact 81 So CLERKS les
Each tract 81 So Collectors sach 81 ~ sad ne
came Be B0ld a. tns laW directs.
Wlness-R Hdrsh, LleEk Of said sourf, Is o@oa TIE
9nd Monday In February, 1883
2 \ ~ -rE7rs l7ETr
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public At Macon, Ga, under the sworn supedutsn
dsnce Of E. C.. Blu kley and Jos. Waterman ksq's,
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rENNsYLvANIA RA1LRoAp. :.
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THE Great Central Route connecting the Atantiecitis
WthW es.ern, Northwestern and Southwestern STATED
~ continuous hallway direct This road also o0ansc
st PLsburg with daily line Of Steamers ell ports Oh
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky will
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes nakne
the most direct cheapest and reliable route BIZ which
fREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the Great HSst
BATES between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS.--BOOts, Shoes, DRY Goods - 10 .
Gin bOEss,) Furs, Feathers, &c.. w POI avs
SECOND CLASS.-koOks md Stationary
Dry Goods Cn bsles,) Hardware, Lea S75o per HOE
theEp 6c..... ..s.....-.....
HlRD OLASS.-AREils, tagging Bacon, &C.. 4o,v.
and Pork (in bulk Hemp, &c., ~ ~ AWE
FOURTH CLASS.-Codes, Fish, Bscon, TO-. ,,o,,
and Pork packed, Lard pVd Lard OIL JUG WI AWE
FlOur--Sl 90, per bhlunsil further nOties.
Grain-45 cts. per loo lbs, until further notice,
CottO1-S2psr bale notexeseding 500 lbs weight. anil
farther notice..
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
dephias be particular to marx package PhilsGGkia
RGlro9G All Goods sonsigped 20 the Agents Of this
8Oad ct Philadephls or Pitgburg will be forwarded with
out detention,
FRzEaHT AaHsEA-Harris, Wormley Co., Memphis,
fennesses B. z. tass Co.. st. Louis; J. g. Mitchell q
son. Evansville Indiana; DUmezn Bell and Murdock and
Carter JeWett Louisville Kyle c. keldrum, Madison
Indians; Spngman Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati
n. w. Grahsu3 Co.. ZsResTilis Ohio; Lesch Co.. Nc
81 Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr House, New
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York; E. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia magTsW Rooms Bal
EmOrs Geo. o. krancseus Pittsburg.
e. II. HOUSTON, Genera ErsiJkg Ag6At, PEjlg.
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wholesale and Retail Depot,
uo as Pine STRAIT ~ Eousa Nilsson "A

Every bottle has Professor Hasksl Electric OIL" blrg
on the side and edges the glass the envelope has
poEraiL ami sgaaLu re, 70 oJunteEet which IS Iorgey
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

rHIS HIVE has taken the aB premiums an the slals
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
ADD 10 pronounced the best ever In With his Hive
tY may keep bees with perfect safely and success The
may b made 70 guARM rom more hives, Or
Gay eOnduesd inoany RambsF Of hives WITHOUT
Hs and I'll have fun supply Of Greens The bees are
LirslY protected from sac BeaMoth and other fnseLa
shich and ruin The bsag. This We uAaRAEr. n
managed according 30 the directions which ar8 given in the
fnEhsh Ths bees an oppoFBny 70 exercise
tho spring, and clear the dlth from ibeir hives without
dpng Out 10 die On tns Ths fh any tine be
removed fou ths aivss Without disturbing bsss Ths
bees can be transferred a. 0eu necessary 70 give ham
ueE comb and Hithout SLING thsm Dc prevents all pos
by OF robbinC while feeding. And Is ihoTouehly ven
asd throughOuts eddfaWer5 hives honey boxes and
chambers, Inc work and progress Of bees may b. seen
the hivess honey boxes and feed drawer. The scene
resented By heintsfoF Of beehive has seldom allied 70
taeTest even the 10 ost observer, While with
siouishmentbe mind o. ths philosopher When Tho Day
lac and me sun 'nnlng brightly The habiiaon Of hsa5
nafveous te creatures EXHIBITS The aspect pGpuoua
nd busy oY. The gates crow dsd with huud % In
luaTloas WOrkeT-aame on the wing IN OF susie
lance, Ohsrs returning from he fields laden with O0d-
ONE earnetiy engaged 10 bulldng-sOms tending The
sOung-Others 10 ed 10 cleansing their bal ationvhs
sour o. aVe may ba sesn drag giDE he coas o. COM
1anion, and, as would aPPear, PaoahI paying ne
ast hOuOFs 10 the dead.
IL Who you'd do without honey when al can have
mar22-a n D. SMALL, agent.
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o LOUISVILLE connecting tners villa the United states
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ites Sne SAL charged BY Uther rOuiss to AsU
XyE oalt iris d otEa sDsTsst speedy and dreCl
o s thelcsdIrg pots IN tls Aas Ibe distance from
Columbus ~ BaiElEsI5 Only 5l5 miles, bglng about Ice
mics shorter 10 NeW * tna by Any 0sherrUute. There
re less changes OF cars tns rGJs, AID consequently
sss detention, than by an ,tGsr.
ksg- The road bslss.aa via b-assn stone and ia
,uirely free from dust
For urtheTuiOrnailOn, please BpPy Sc D. q. BUASE4
For Through Tickets ap2ly in Louisville at the Office Of
ae u Mail steamers CT at tne JeersonTille Railroad
yt5ce, Main street WIN. y HUQDSIDk,
Master transportation 3. = o. T. 3,
JOHN Il. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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