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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
Howard County B. 2. Company.


This Company organized under the Gen
erai Rail Road Law, passed by the Legis-
ldture in December, 1855. The necessary
amount Of stock 10 perfect the organization
has been taken ere this; the Directors will
soon organize, collect the per cent. required
on the amount OF stock subscribed, file
their Articles Of Association. and thus be
ready TO proceed 10 business.
The law gives 10 the County Court Of
any county, and the council Of any city, the
privilege Of subscribing stock, and 10 raise
the amount subscribed by the sale of bonds
or direct taxation; also the power 10 apply
internal improvement funds, or the proceeds
Of the sales of swamp lands.
Section thirty-two OF the law provides
that, "for all such taxes levied and collec.
"ied for railroad purposes, the county
court or the city council, as the case NAV
"bc, shall cause 10 be issued and delivered
'to the persons paying such special tax, a
certificate for the amounts thereof maid;
land sach certificate shall state the county
"or city in winch, ard the railroad for
(which, the tax was collected, and shall be
transferable by The holders thereof, and
'conver;able into stock of such railroad
"whenever presented IN amounts equal TO
zone or mere entire shares Of the stock OF
''such railroad, 10 such proper "Eicer of such
''ccun'y court or city council as shall be
"designated by such court or council, by
transfer to be made by such officer. in Cob
"iormity TO the by laws Of The railroad COM
"pany. And when such transfer is made,
"said company shall issue certificate of
stock to the person entitled thereto, or his
legal representatives, for the number Of
full shares thus transferred"
The same section also provii es, that ''in
lease any OF the tax PAYERS in any county
''or city in which railroad tax shall be
"levied, .hall have subscribed, in good faith,
"to the capital stock Of any railroad to which
1.-The county or city shall have SUBJ cribed
'rhe same shall be entitled to credit or
deduction on The amounts assessed upon
"them respectively, IN proportion TO the
''amounts OF their bona fIe subscriptions,
"until the aggregate amount Of such cred
dts or deductions shall be equal 10 the
"amount of their subscriptions, respective
''y, but thereafter such subscribers shall
"be liable 10 the tax aforesaid, as other per-
"sons."
So. in subscribing stock. the subscriber
has the benefit OF deducting his taxes, when
4 levy shall he made TO raise money, or 10
provide for bonds that may be issued. Ii
a tax is levied, each Tax payer becomes a
stock holder TO the amount OF his taxes -
Whether the stock proves profitable or not,
the investment will be a good one: II the
stock liseli be dividend paying stock, then
The investment is doubiy good one. The
arrange meut is all excellent one, aid does
away with the unpopulariiy of tnx-for it
is really no: tax, but an investment, ana!
one that is bound 10 Pau ueW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
Correspondence of the Evening News.
From the Frontiers.
WrsTPoRr, November I, 1856.

! EsTFORT, November I, 1898.
The Santa Fc mail arrived yesterday,
bringing dates 10 the 18th October. Tie
nrws Is no, very important. The most cx-
citing Intelligence II contained in a letter
dated The 22j September, eighty miles west
OF the San Franci,c" mountains. The rmi.
grant company, by the principal persons Of
whom the letter is > med, had arrived in
safety al the crossing al line Rio Colorado,
near the Mohave villages. Shortly after
wards they were attacked by three hundred
MOhave Indians, while most OF the white
men were engaged in constructing rats 10
cross and IN nerding their stock, when a
bi"oiy fight ensued.
la this engagement the emigrants lost
three men, two women, aud tour children
killed, with sixteen wounded. The Indians
took all the stock, except nineteen hrai Of
cattle and eleven horses. The emgra.ts
then reireated Oh the return route in The
night, taking with them but two wagons,
wherein TO haul a small supply Of pr"vis-
IONS and be, ding for The women and chill
dren-lhe whole party at the date OF the
letter, consisting Of l23 men, 33 women,
old and young, and AZ children, from the
two weeks babe up.
Soon alter The retreat, starvation already
staring the company in The face, they for.
tunafe'y met another fmgrant party, who
generously shared with their provisions and
comforts. This party, out OF 500 head OF
stock. had but l45 lett, and these were in
u mast miserable condition. -..
The gold feveri still thigh" along ihe
borders; numbers will leave homes and huS-
ness in The spring {" go in search ol the Gilt
tering IN 4tal. Tie news from the god re-
gidrn, Is mostly favorable. but occasionally
snch letter as The iIl"wing throws we,
blanket on the ievered patients. Thi, let
ter was received last night by Bernard &
Co.. from gentleman OF res probability and
position:
"BEHr's FoRr, October l>i.-I arrived
here in q days from Wesporl. found
all right. The Indians are all peaceable.-
The gold fever is not 20 high here as in
Westport. The 20 or 100 men that were
IN the neiehborhond of Pixies Peak have all
efl-some iof Santa Fe. some Tor The States
and some for Arkansas aud afooi.
The most gold that was found by any one
man was seven dullars.'
o her accounts, OF The same date, are of
a different tenor. aud gentlemen who hare
been at Pixies Peak and prospected the
country, are preparing 10 go ont again. i
hall give yon' all the intelligence l receive,
whether favorable or unfavorable. The
people want the truth.
Yours, KAW.
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Items.
Push on the work!

The Indians in Washington and Oregon
have been f'gged until they are SUNG Tor
peace. The wars in that region are ended
The steamers Dan Cunvers :" and
Mansfield, recently SINK above ST. Joseph
They were stern wheelefs, and not much
account. .....-.I
The steamer Fulton City sunk on the
Ohio. a lew days since. Twelve lives were
lo,t, and The boat is total wreck.
Be sure to read the advertisements. fo'
they contain information Of profitable ma.
tGre. .r nf..
Mr.. Snttrrly is ready 10 take pictures IT,
all the vsriop- styles Of the. Art. Hoom
over Whites Drug Store. ttCt..l
White has Just received new lot OF
Lamps and gas-the neatest, cheapest light
Of the age. =, 49, T.. ,.--sf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
From New Mexico.

The Santa Fe mail. with dates TO the 18th
uIt., arrived last night. Tie mail was de-
i"yrd somewhat i'll consequence OF high wa.
ter and bad roads.
Dona Maria Narclssa Galeeos was muir
dered at Los Fegos Oh The frs, Of October.
Col. Miles had another encounter with
the Navaios, in which ten Indians were
killed, several wounded, and 80 horses and
$500 sheep captured. WIN. Nugent and
alauri'y Pau'man, OF company H, are miss
ing and ,uppo ed TO be killed, and Sergean,
John Thompson, of the same company, was
wounded
Kit Carson, with band of Utah Indians.
passed through Santa Fe on their way TO
fight the Navajoes, with whom they are al
war.
a letter 10 Lieut.. Wilkins, dated Sep.
TENDER 22d, states that the Muhave Indians
had attacked an emigrant train at the cross
ing of the Colorado river, and killed three
men, two women and four children, and
wounded sixteen others. The Indians took
all the stock belonging TO the tram, except
uineieen head Of cattle, and eleven horses.
The emigrants then reirea,ed and sen, To
Albuquerque for supplies which were fur
nished by Major Backurs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
An Alliance against Douglas.

We have already minated that the poll
,icians and aspirants Of the South, satisfied
with the probable reelection OF Douglas 10
the Senate, would combine 10 p.event him
from mounting higher. The Washington
CORES pendent OF the Cincinnati Gazette
thus speaks of the alliance against him:
The Presidential fight Is now TO begin in
earnest, and the first stroke Of ali the South
ern aspiranls Will be 10 put Douglas out OF
the way. Breckenridge and those who res
p"ndeC 10 his recent appeal, ''heIp me, Cas-
sius, or sink" nov have all Object III
making hun sink. They gave him quill
fled recognition, nj best, conining it 10 the
choice between D,.uglas aud Lincoln, and
with earnest protest against even an implied
endorsement Of his conduct last session. -
The Vice Pre>idedt was very particular
in specifying that fact in his letter, and
others took occasion To emf hssize their
sneers with equal reservation. Well, he
has beaten Lincoln, and now the war be.
gins al home. The whole pack will open
upnu him after the meeting oI Congress,
and Jefferson Davis has gone home TO make
a speech, which is intended TO touch him in
a tender point. Toombs, Breckenridge,
Stephens, Hun'er. Fitzpatrick. SIrdell. Orr,
Hammond, aud III. long catalogue al hope
Ini eXpecian,s. will all mite III crushing
him out frat. as The suresi way Of clearing
the track Tor Ihrir own inferior ,retcu> ions,
aud opening The cnurse 10 sweepstakes
race, with the entrance Ia horses Of all
ages. D,BgIas must confront their exac
lions, and he canhnt .a'isiy them without
dissafisiying the constituency by which he
has Isl bren sustained. snd losing. al least,
partial hold on Enr'hern opiuinn. So
that II he should succeed in getting returned
10 the Sensr. he path thai must open be-
tore him afterwards, will be strewed with
Ihorns.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

RHEuMATIsM, NEURALGIA, &c.-The agonies
of rheumatism and neural!ia are among the most
acute which ever aflict the human frame and have
heretofore been found the most difficult to over
come. Happily, a remedy is now discovered by
which the most obstinate cases can be Immediate
ly cured. This sovereign remedy, which is une
quaIed by any ever before invented, is DR..
BRAcG's Arctic IMMINENT. rs penetrating prop
critics are great. that it at reaches the seat
of the pain, and drives out the inflammation from
The throbbing nerves. II is also nfaIii5ie in driy
ing off the coagulated lymph from swellings caused
by contuslons, dislocatet joints, sprains, &C., and
speedily relieves the pain. 1t also instantly ex-
tracts the fire from burns and scalds. Ii is like
wise invaluable for the diseases of animals and
cattle.
co" Tor sale IN Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made to Bragg and Bur
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companed BY good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
KAW.

IS-A mob recently broke open the Jail
in Campbellsville, Kentucky, where three
white men and one negro were confined Tor
murder. One Of the prisoners, rather than
fall into the hands, Of The mob, cut his own
throat. The others were taken out, aid
Two of them hung. Another confessed,
duplicating oliIer parties, who were arres-
led. A Correspondent OF the Lonisville
Journal says The proceedings Of the mob.
meets with general satisfaction" The
state Of feeling, in any community, is to be
deplorsd, that appreciates such proceedings.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

A INV Rourr TO ST. LoUrs.-A dailv
line of stnges from this place connects with
;hc North Missouri Rail Road. Time
through, twenty-four hours! No delays
Passengers take their dinner here-ihen
the stage 10 the North Missouri Rail Road,
with time 10 eat and sleep before the cars
START, and reach ST. Louis next day 10 dinner!
Navigation will not last much longer, and
then this will be the great route. 1t is now
the quickest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

PonK.-A great number Of Hogs, for
private use, have been XII during The past
week, and many Of our citizen, have their
supplies secured.
For packing, no hogs have yet been de-
livered, but we understand Mr.. Esti,l is
buying, and paying $500 10 s., so, grading
on eco b..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

gj7The Nrw York Express says the
reason Why so much Importance i given in
New York 10 the prize fighters, the Lruis-
ers and the men ot The ring. arises from the
fact that they are the creators Of the gov
ernmrnt-the Subsfraium upon which Judges
even are made, members OF Congress, State
Legislators. and the city government. They
run The Primary Macine" and it is the
Primary Machine that makes nominations,
and II i nominations tn: makes elections.
The Primary Machine is the creation of
HE bTuIsers, because ii is the brnsers Of
society alone that at mIscalled primary
election can drive OF and beat OF and box
of the non-iigh!ing members Of society, or
alone secure The inspectors Of 'ihe primary
election" 10 have votes counted as desired.
The importance OF a brui,er in the eve o,
the Federal Government is seen in the lac,
that Willie huse-paw hod carrier receives
only one dollar per day, or an honest car
penter his one dollar aud fifty cents, the
"Benicia Boy" receives an appointment un-
der Collector Sciieli worth fifteen hundred
dollars per year-abrui five dollars per
day,-wilh "n'y some three or four hours
work 10 do, and that very easy. Now Col
irctor Srhr'l Is he creature Of the President
o. The United Stale; and il Collector SchrIl
dad not appoin, brniscrs and boxers 10 r,,n
Al.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

B-Hon. J. J. Lindley, formerly of thu.
State, but now o! Iowa, has joined the dem
scratic party, and at tho la!e election took
the stump against The Black Republicans.
The democratic papers of This stale, that
usedto denOunce him as ''clown," ..ihird
raie lawyer" &c., IRE very warm in Lis
praise.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

IILISoIs.-Tbe Republican Stale ticket
is elected. The Legislature stands as fol.
lows:
Senste-Democrats, IA Republican, IL
Embellishments. 40 Republican, 35
Not an administration candidate was elec-
ted to the Legislature, while the state tick
Ct received under five thousand votes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

B.sK OrrrcER.. Directors Of the
Branch OF the Southern Bank al Ipdepen-
drnce proceeded TO organize by the election
Of presidera, cashier. clerk and attorney. OF,
Thursday. the 4ih inst.
A. F. Henly. was elected President, J,
r. Thornton, Cashier, Benz. f. Wallace,
Clerk, and X. G.. Smart, Attorney.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

u We were visited by a pretty heavy
snow storm last Sunday evening and night.
During the night i, cleared up, turned cool,
and the ground was frozen hard enough 10
bear mans weight. This is an early be-
ginning for winter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

u Mr.. Goodlett, Senator lrrm johnson,
Benton and Henry counties, was recently
stabbed al Warrensburg, by man named
Williams. II was thought the wound would
prove fatal, but later advices announce tina:
Mr.. G. is out of danger. The difficulty
grew out Of lawsuit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

NEwsPAPER CONSOLIDATION The Rich
mond South, edited by Roger A. Pryor. and
The Washington STATES. edited by Major
John p Heiss. arr 10 lie consolidated
The journal which is 10 result irom this fu-
sion Is 10 be Published AT Washington City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

HEMP AND ToBAcco.-We have no ouo.
'a'lon' TO give for Tobacco, and presume
here have been no sales &, fixed price.
hat Indicate figure. that will move tie bulk
o%ihe crop.
Hemp is changing hands in limited ouan.
'isle'S at figures ranging from $;65 to SIS
per ton-buyers paying more strict at,en.
ION TO quality and handling, than hereto.
fore.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

GopET FOR DECEMBER. has been received.
ne commenced the year brilliantly and
closes 1t more brilliantly. Each number
was an Improvement on its predecessor,
snd lle December number is the cruwninp
meal with its fhy-one Eagrayings, Six
y articles One Hundred Pages, and Sew
s".sn iuii length figures of Fashions. 1t
h me only Lady'' Book pubIi.fed. Will
De dubbed with The TIMES at ,bs r.r,I
rates, next year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

Sg-GOv. Medary, of Ohio, has been Ten
dered The Governorship of Kansas, He
has gone to Washington, and will decline
or accept in few DAYS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

Observation-Disclosures or o'her
matter intended for the Times, should De
handed in early Wednesday morning as we
60 10 press Wednesday evening, in Winter
time,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n Ow is the Time
To get Life ike Amhrulyne of Your.sl

p
and Children.
TIiE undersigned would inform The people Of
L. Glasgow and vicinity. that he has iaken the
large front room over Whites Drug Store, OF
Front Street where he will remain bu short time,
to give those an opportunity that wish 10 get a
good Picture OF themselves or 'miiy
My motto is, satisfactory work or no pay.''-
A good Picture be had as we'll in a cloudy
as clear day. Ladies' and gentlemen are respect
fully invited 10 call and examine specimens Of my
work.
LY Gallery open from to II A. NJ, and from
l 10 P. NJ.
The greatest pans taken with children.
HovlS-Iw J. X. SUTTERLEY, Artist.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

CArrrRrD.-The runaway boy advertised
by DR.. Walker, was taken in Warren coun-
ty. and has been brought back home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

eros (thus X Immediately before Inc
me, signifies that the time paid Tor mas
- pired
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

IMPoKTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEEsRMAN's
PfLLs, PREPARED BY CORNELIUS ]. CHEZ :.
MAN, NJ. D.. New YoRK cITY.-The combine
lion of ingredients in these Pills the result OF
long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and Certain in correcting all II.
regularities, Painful Menstrustions, removing all
distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the
heart, dist rbed sleep, which arise from interrup.
tion Of nature.
70 MARRIED LADIES, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed 10 the use Of other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DIR Cheese ,an's Pills
doing all thai they represent to do.
NoTIcE-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as miscarriage would certainly re-
suit iherefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc-
lions, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO the
General Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States. E.''"
''N II. B. HurcHINGs,
General Agent for the United States, 3
I65 Chambers.St., New York,
To ,rtop all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
F.r BY O. Henderson. Glasgow, No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

~. A,I oHAscf.-Mr. Palmer, Agent for
% n. celebrated Mound City Family Sewing
10 .se :, having disposed of all hi. stock
~ ~ 'afee' viii leave this week, and those
80. 0 "e'lrs 10 gel one Of them would do well
cal at Mr.. chsmberlain's shop. where
b.., =" 0s seen IN operation. They have
~. ~ y ' use long enough in town for all 10
sss0ne acquainted with their merits. and
s.a ,. NV, VINO have bought, are perfectly salts.
Nv mat they answer all the purpose, Of
80. costly machines. Only three lief,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

nuhDfa Ar FuLrOs.-Tbe iailor 9, Full
'0n' Mo., Mr.. Jackson, wa, nrra.rss hx
u us prisoners, a negro and a while
man. on Monday evening Of las, wsek.-
-. season % 'op was entering The cell of the
prisoners to give Them supper, when the
struck him with an iron bar. killing
H'm instantly. The two then made their e. |.
s'pe, ana had not been re.taken, at lat &C.
-sia l.aI 3.# s.5.l
a Though dangerously hurt, Mr.. Jack.
'0n was not killed, and is recoye,;,o
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
VI EEEED.

On the 3lst of Oct. by the Rev. Green Carey,
Mr.. JOHN 5. RoBtNsoN, of Boone Co., 10 Miss
PARMELIA NJ. FULLER, of Howard county.
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TO RENT.

THE Store room lately occupied by W. P.
l. Pitts. II is one Of the best rooms and stands
IN the place, and will be rented IN fair terms.
Possession given on the LIST Of January.
novlS w. ID. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

Leaves Glasgow for Macon City, every day. at I
O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with the train next
morning. Returning. leaves on arrival Of train
from ST. Louis.
Ii: YES Glasgow for Sturgeon, via Huntsville, ev-
cry d y, at O'Clock, p. NJ, connecting with the
North Missouri Rail Road, at Sturgeon, in time
ror the O'Clock train next morning. Return
'rE leaves upon the arrival of the cars from 81.
Louis. at o'co,k, A. NJ.
4 .!ne of coaches, runs from Huntsville 10
Paris, connecting with coaches for Shelbina,
Palmyra, Hannibal and Mexico.
a daily line of four horse coaches runs from
Columbia To Sturgeon, connecting with the Rail
Road, at that point; and daily stages from Jeffer-
son City and GLASGOW.
New and cominodious coaches on all the above
lines; fresh stock and careful drivers, irsurine to
passengers every comfort, giving them ample time
tor refreshment and repose, at good stands.
Close connections guaranteed at all points
Passengers dine in Glasgow, next day in ST.
Louis. Breakfast in ST. Louis one morning, next
IN Glasgow.
nv4 J. & A. ARNOT, Proprietors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18
GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the X.

TO- lo0o
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

The lamps are for churches, stores. private dwell
lings, kitchens, &c. Call and examine them for
yourself.
ucv4 HUGH L. WIRE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-18

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DEsIRA-
BILE CITY PROPERTY

ON FRIDAY Bob, April, 1858, al halt past two O'Clock
~ M on the premises, WIl Oasr aE Pubua ssls
Tue following De liable properly eIIgb heated IN
Spruce street. We huiis Wssn Tue rssIsc C. II tlsn
n0odoik ana large vacant OG HnIng me rssdsul Of
j. r Clark Esq. FrsJ large FINISHED stone dwelling
with from 10 " ~ rooms aud Observatory cJmmdS
nne view u the cy and surrounding C0un.Ty; ina ~
uOlilng lJOtset spruce and Lee sol D.o1=rsy
also an adjoining lot part r-s soil frUnI ~ 81 es VIA
ir4ne NUS IL Also q handsome bTIcr d.F-IBBy
"ln six r0Oc &C, lot fronting IesJ also adiJu.nq lb
last i0t IRONING agOgt 50 eeI spruce aud lOuL On
"a alley Win home dWsiiDg Il Terms Uus ana ~,
ysas ersi Tor notes bearing rest Win sstsL clory
sseuaiyB paysbls 10 Bank lien retained We most
ciInssuy invite puDEc ~ e1On The Sal Of his vsrv
dssraUis and Taua0s CysItg, A. ne c0uclusiou IA h
a0sTs sale We Wi CHsr tie iOOEIn- los 10 " ~ A Wtt
uore Deauiiiu AddIuOn 10 Nashville hes 70 n - and
- on Ewing AFsnus and FUgg e. es also We Nos lOl
IJ2, lt8 and ia on SsysnsJu venue aud Allison street.
lots NOs 49, lz2 IzS and ia On WetuCrs str st Nos
10 40, ~ rs Vein re strssl AID SsVsusou
Av5aue. LogN0 81 % kW.g avenue aad Hi b slrsrL
Lots nos 81 ", - and " AlsOa srseL "a Inter
sseied By Ins Railroad. Lots NOA To- ii IL and ~ on
-te'eisOn Avehus and lugg AID 10 eneeisd "
.5e Louisville k1IrO.u. aumber Of lhe los are s1.
sAg DE DuiidDg ats ana al possess the great aGEAaIags
CT Zee clUOs
81 without reserve a credit Of ons two and tLrss
years Win saislaot'Ty security, &c.
Omni0usss Tree q charge vii saEe our OH q Az Char.
~ street, a. y oeiee6 p. ~. on daJ Of ssis.
APmI4-td L. q. W. BROWN
A. B-Shouid the weather be too insemslt on sg,h
I1s, me sale viii lake pl-Gs o. ~ LciJlk r. Non.
dAy, Nay %, 1875.