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NV vV0St VnsaP oV0i kAne uoo01!
RoBEsoN, sARTAIN 4 CO.,
DEG LEAVE TO SAY To THEIR Gus.
ID toners. and mankind generally, that they arc
now receiving . large and complete stock Of
All Kinds of Goods
usually brought to this market, with some of the
novelties Of the season, which they purposc Offering
at their unprecedented low prIcss,
FOR CASH AND TO PROMPT DEALERS.
, wus %o - 20 49, a ~ ~ $50; eai ana We
April
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DIED.,

In this county, on the 9th inst, WILLIAM JONES
infant Son of Angelina and r. Y. Vaughan.
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Hats Hatsi Hats!
IF,YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY NICE
i and cheap in the way of summer hats, just call
on ..t
April is @. W. ROSS.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville, Tenn.

Chancery Court at jacksonville, Tenn.
q. Cannon, J. A. Wright 4 Co. 4 Wright Williams
4 Co.
Joseph r. Rudd, W. II. 4 J. G. Naples l. c. B.
Neal. I....-
TT appearing from the Bill that tho defendants
l. W. II. Naples and j. @. Naples reside beyond
the limits of Tennessee publication is ordered to be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post
requiring said resident defendants TO make
their personal appearance Mt next term of said
Chancery Court, TO be held ut the Court House in
Madisonville, Tenn, on the first Monday of June
1859, and answer the said Bill filed against them
by the above complainants, or the same will be
taken as confessed and heard erparte.
J. A. COFFIN, G &c. NJ
April Is, ls59-4t-prs fee $3-65t.
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DAINTS, OILS vARNIsHEs, DYE-sTUFFs
Il and Window glass. Just received and for
sale cheap for cash, by
April Is G. W. ROSS.
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Plan Of the Lottery.

2o,S2I Prizes amounting to .i.,,.i..s.sn..$53570
Whole Tiekefs $40; Ha'res .; Qssnev e2,se
Plan Of the Lottery.
The numbers from I to $4,000, corresponding
with those numbers Oh the tickets printed ON seps-
rate slips Of paper, are encfcied With small tin
tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first $40 Prizes, similarly printed and eneir.
clcd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels arc then revoved, and u number ID
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Tho
number and prize drawn out are opened and cx-
hibited To the audience, and registered by the Com.
missioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repestcd until
the Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-Thc two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first Prizes will be entitled 10 the 448 APP
Proclamation Prizes. For example: ii Ticket Nor
1880 draws the S55.D00 Prize those Tickets num-
bercd io5S 1870, 1881, 1889 will each be en-.
titled to 5000. If Ticket No. $50 draws the $780,
600 Prize, those Tickets numbering 54s, $40, sol,
552, will each be entitled to $3.50, and 70 on nc
cording to the above schemc.
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold
at the following rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
g 10 1faif 40
.. 10 Quarter !" 20
&" 10 Eighth 10
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= DAWSON & SKINNER,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs, -...
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

WToULDREsPEOTFULLY SOLICIT CON-
w signmests of all kisAs ~ 1lsnnesses Pro-
duce, and pledge themselves " obtain tho very
highest prices and 70 do all in their power for tho
interest Of their patrons 7'' ~" ~ rH'h
Retsremces.-T. s. MetcaIf. Prcst -Msshxnias.
Bank, Augusta, Ca; g. s. Simmons, Cashier Bank
State of Georgia, Augusta; Norris Earle d Co.,
New York; T. w. Fleming, Esq.,, Augusta, Ga;
Jesse ii. Gaut, ESQ.,, Cleveland, Tenn; A. Nickel
dim, Esq, Athens, Tenn; W. s. McEwen, Kings
ton. Tenn; Mcssrs. Brown Bowen, sweetwatcr,
Tenn. April 1-4m-549
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NOTICE,

AVING ASSOCIATED MR.. +. NJ Kill
Ill gore with me in the Foundry and Machine
Works, hereby notify all persons indebted to me
to come forward and pay as must close up the
old business-and will certainly put all claims out
for collection if not paid Immediately.
c. ZIMMERMAN.
April Is, 1S59-tf-55I
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Fever and Ague.

This trying and provoking disease which nxes its re.
lentless grasp on the body OF man, reducing him to
mere shadow in short space otime. and rendering him
physically and mentally useless, can be Sefe1ted and
driven from the body by the use OF HOSTErTERS Rk-
NOwNED BlTrRRS Further, any Of the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed TO any or
binary conditions producing them, II the Blttefs
used per directions And as IL neither creates nau.
onends the palate, and rendering unhe sssafy
any change Of diet interruption to usual pursuts
but promotes soInd sleep and healthy Digestion the
complaint IL thus removed speedily consistent
with the production Of Through and perma cure.
For Persons in Advanced Years
Who suffering from enfeebled constitution and
inhrm b-dy, these Bitters invaluable restorA.
tive OF strength and vieor and needs only tried
to be appreciated. Aud to mother while pursil
these Btters are indispensable, ESPECIALLY where tHy
mothers nourishment "a inadequate to the demands Of
the child, consequently her strength must YIELD and
here 1t is where good tonic, such Hostetters stom.
ach Bters needed to mpart temporary strength and
vigor to the system. Ladies should by all means try
this remedy for all Of debility and before SO do
ing, ask your physician, who II he Is acquainted with
the virtues OF the Dters, will recommend their In
all cases Of weakness.
CAUT1ON.--we caution the public against usinr
any OF the many limitations counereis but ask for
1losrErrER's ClEBRArKD sroxAcu BfrrEsas. and see
that each bottle has the words rDr. J. Hoatetter's
stamped the metallic cap covering the cork and obs
serve that our autograph signature Is the label
- Prepared and sold by HOsTETTER sMffH,
Pittsburgh, Pa, ard sold by all DruRgisa. Grocer. and
dealers generally throughout the United etate6
ds, South America and Germany. ~.
sC0yIL a MEAD,
New Orleans, La,
Wholesale A0eafs.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern sfstes'
TO whom all orders must be addressed. 4i.f -
Sold by wh. BuRss. Athens; J. II. MAofLL.. Mouss
Greek; mcFAHLAs EsSi, Knoxville. Jan fl-fy-Sss
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A. F. MAYER & CO.,
. Manufactures and Dealers in all kinds Of
and Horticultural Imple-
ments and Seeds,
W G

SOLE AGENTS
NOR THE SALE OF THE RAILWAY
JIG Chain Horse Powers and Thrcshers, and Com
bined Threshers and Winnowcrs, and other Ma
chimes aud Implements madc by Messrs. Wheeler,
Melick a Co. Also, the Sole Agents for Jcromo's
Patent Combined Rcaping and Moving Machines.
Orders for any kind of Horse Powers and
Threshers, or other Implements or Machinery,
promptly executed.
p. D. GATES will be found at the above named
house. April l-tf-549
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Clothingl Clothingl

WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT,
w which we are offering Mt very reasonable
prices Call and examine.
April s robson, SARTAIN 4 co.
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Q. =. MCLUNG, r.H. MCLuSG,
II. N. M'CLUNG, N. N'CLUSG.
McCLUNG 4 CO.,
w n o L e 8 A L e g r o G e r 8
AND
+ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,

largest and best assorted stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ever offered in East
Tcniessee-=conslsting, in part, of tho following
articles which they will sell to the trade for CASH.
as low as can be had here delivered from any
other market:
800 hhds. sugar-,-Choice, prime and fair,
800 bbls. Clarified Sugar
200 " Crushed do;
100 =" Powdered do;
90 Loaf dct
700 bags lilo Coffee;
200 Z" Laguayra Coffee;
100 " Java Coffee;
200 bbls. New Orleans Molassesj
2U0 I" Sugar House do;
100 half bbls Sugar House do;
100 quarter bbls Golden Syrup,
500 kegs Wheeling Nails;
400 boxes Star Candles
rs g" Sperm do; ,f,r
800 Palm and Family SOAP;
so CASTLE do;
300 :" Tobacco;
200 q" Smoking Tobacco;
100000 Cigars;
% tierccs Rice;
20 bags Pccans;
20 English Walnuts;
$50 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 Candy;
10 eases Sardnes;
$50 boxes NJ. II. Raisins;
$50 Layer do;
10 bbls. Brazil Nuts;
so boxes Flasks;
100 :" Glass Tnmblcrs;
100 doz. Zine Wash Boards;
so " Assorted Demijohns;
500 gross Backing;
1900 kegs White Lead; .''
200 Zinc;
100 bbls. Linseed Oil;
% boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
10 kegs Shot;
10 Bar Lead;
so boxes Starch;
ceroons Indigo;
casks Nader;
25 bags Pepper;
20 Allspice;
rs Ginger;
cases Nutmegs;
bugs Cloves
5 cases Mace;
200 mats Cassia;
20 bbls. Coppcras;
rs " EPSON Salts;
40 kegs Salt Petre;
20 bbls. Birthstone;
rs Alum;
200 casks Sup. Carb. Soda; -t'
200 drums Figs
cases Prunes euE
20 bags Almonds;
rs bbls. Lard Oil
25 Tanners Oil,
so half pipes Pure Brandies;
pipes Holland Gin--pure;
Jamaica Rum--pure;
2puncheons Irish Whiskey;
200 bbls. Monongahela do;
100 /" Bourbon do;
so White do;
20 quarter casks Maderis Wine,
20 Port do;
rs cases Clarct;
600 Baskets and Boxes Champagne,
ind all other articles to be found in FIRST class
Wholesale Grocery House. ~
Tho above Goods were purchased with great
care, for CASH, and will be sold CHEAP.
MoCLUNG 4 co.
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan 81, 1S5e-6m-539
q y BOXES star Cand Ice, best qualify, Just re.
~ ceived and for sale low By the boz, for cash or
20 prompt dssisrs,by SIX RsEpEi.
CTAR GANnLES-fo boxes, Of the very best
- brands anh fan weight, assorted sIses hpm 70
" he lsaad-ius' received and Nv a.: = No.
W ~ wv
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Groceries,!

T HAVE ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF SU-
Il gar, Coffee, Molasses, and Kings Salt lin bbls.
and sacks, and for sale cheap for cash, or in ex-
change for Bacon sides.
April s j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Hats! Hats!

ID OBEsON, sARTAIN 4 co. HAVE MORE
IN Hats, and better ones, and ut lower prices
than they have ever been offered in this market
April 8
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Fen 6 s.IE--A r'- T" u.':. ::.i ys., y
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p. 8. There is contested with the Works an ex-
celient Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made TO order. 2. X.
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JOURNAL PUBLIC A AeSAINT-JEAN-RAPTJSTE

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lies docteur ordinarcmeut chose
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@RIl13AS S 5z@sp


vous soules savoir l'hoUsccpe =
Do nouvel au qui VA venir;
Msis je mai ras le telescope ase ms
Qsi fais lire dams l'avenir. aaH.i9 4 -
Js ais que ID source rapidc sis'iq.l
vers le vallun euivra son cours,
Et que dams son onde limpide
I.e ciel e n,ircrs tosjoars. 'iTlI1
-Mnis j. NO ~is Il Ia jeuncse
vcrs ls biea suivra son chemin,
Et ns quittsra pss a main. ! ros4 s-s
L. mais qus IN tshd laassase. ~
ye ais bisu que le roage-gorgo .''a.
Sc plaira toujours dams son MD.
Cue pour M grain de bic on d'orgs
Ses chant dira Disa sDis bssi!! 2
-Mais qui ssisG 4 b Prcvidenos
Coufcutsrs lss stands esprits.
It quel aifro0G seSa b psix IS
Do sous les biens qu'elIe dispense
Js an bien qu'un mid d'hirondells
Tous les ans revient sous uon toie,
1t qas le meme oisesu 6dAlc s.a.
Al meme oissau garde - III.
lss amitils de o. moode,
,Je nan mis- risa pour Ian qsi viso1s
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ant l'hnnnsss d'hnsauces 1
Ulssss emis o ., psblis On
96stsales'ils oss oavsst ! l'a.
dfsans si.aessns . magasia Do
Aesbla6 q soss gssssas tsls
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hvahnss 1alslss - ssalss q a.
teoas - o11ea a-slass. sAai-
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.assons. eehssoss q prennens
ses ssse'es = slagsanAgs.
~ sssnt esplrsF. pr lsars
sssns st ls6ovta, obtsuif une
!a.t d. bisnv6illant patronage
= !ssss sshis q d public.
vLss eo,snAsdes pour 4
cGnpegue sefopt extcutees
3.os y plus bref dllai. Len,
heI'ses - fsra avec Il plus
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r n. % ;f,c
nos rs%0rqe Je rsera De Nick qui mis- Ga
'o'oars sa d. eeOs myai6er ates
sss. sgss;s s.,.s s.sss enc s.
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Do surprise invian Kenneth Halter. T - - =, =
sOuvsss impressions ~ dun su genre Ca ipl T. @ Soas axon
nut pos s!c or pour anuOOoe grand nomb psae
Dun Del 81 que guide ss ...e,s La
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syasa sdss Get o itss .lo Ei"esfose q l. $aae
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s.a. Mai: Nine sso ~s as4usD Ellie ne cg"a,
1 dus chooses h 1ns y bouhsur Goliath qui
E9..ss .on, aemnd. . e g ,'. e q 2.
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Js madame p1us .eunn. Kenneth que aye. uue
ps su1 Ces sspelain daieu pour but Dc nous s. fis
ss1ss A.s e.t nprudens 'tnsrs
~psa so.s j. .erai done sou;our, ct .ouous un dame
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pms ournsr cDye de- perdre Pe pauss
sos @'.,ss Dc S. S nsns Eaes
aoa'e plus ms hoonsur ah honneu hon.
ni qu peu d veneux epn. excl.ma Goliath tou. en-
claus De nc plus etzs ohet d'atsniO" femme
tout dun coup vous us
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N DU MESCHACEBE.

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DE La .~-..,. -. !. /. Z. !
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ux serIenss! .ss, II !, Il Is. ,sasfs i,
IL yo,~ cmupsynis !; vsas ttes lIbrs De istosr.
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'lsis coaumcnt retourper! comment Jescrpis
I. N. psrdre ssrait 70 point culsninars 10 mes
q 4 'Lisiisne qui s's.t a.tachec nons dPum lc
Qrs tcut-slIs. j'inssg;se Ellie 10 nains d'uns
lilx Ausc b peixass5q rccouvre soi vilaiii
No ,nuisva EIIs me net ,,sl 1 mon sise 10 90
r,eilla Jane Q,e y Dis pendu 81 ca i ~ pas.
ssh kissit Alinsioa ltit une Tongue st.maigrs
chsysf- Stssx. qsi ssssaeais kuteinsst lerriSr.
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d frrses. cosaposss 4 notrv jeuns hsnms, de
avail pris uue susrS dUDoioa. Gov icf&sture re
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Je ssis bien quo u vigne folle = .i,s,
Ne manquera pas dun souiieu. ,allas
Fl quo = blo0de ginndole n il.
Chtrit Pormeau qui h retisnt. -
-Si vous parles des dlles d'Eyc. -. !
Js men dis rien pour I'aveoir. :
Msis. Fan passe. lcur souvenir ].
Durait bisn-ce quc dure IN reve.
Je sais bisn que l'astre = 1aasns =
Dams les fruits versers h miel, ssAe1s
Is f1tsss l4pithalasns 'b ~ .na9
Poar unir b tsrrs es ls ciel. 'aaa
-Rlais l'amour q l'amitie sainte h
Ssuront-ils rtchander lcs c~urs. II
De rorpheliu secher les plssrs.
81 do nalheur cslnsr y plsinss !
Js ais quo h msr caresants Z 1 Il
Irs baissr le nbls dor sln9ta s'ii'
Et sur - vsgas lsoguisnute Z Dae
Bercsr le marin qui s'shdsst. 3 2 'aa
-J'sn d bica W des eqsipasss 49,
Joyeux - cou6er ~ sort .ae.
I-Msis ons-ils regagnS h part I .6sa
Out-ih comptt ssus les oragcs! g.ssa
Du noavsl N qsi N venir nsq lgssf
voss voulss avoir rhosuscope
Mais en'si ~ b stlssssPs y
Qni, &is lss dos lsvssis. sfe i -
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-05-04

W. Eisfor; About : o'clock on the tFeniug
Of Tuesday, the 18th inst. we mounted ths
rail at Michigan City. and fetched . com
pass" by night time. on a smooth road. founo
the southern margin Of Lake Michigan. 10 Chi
cago. the famous emporium ot the Norlhwes
Here. again. we arrieed in good time for n
night: but on aruusing early 10 the morniI
we found the grand city belabored by furio
storm Of wind aud rain. which nerr'y suuT
out the hore re had ehe.isred OF mat.
roam through this humming metropolis:
We had arranged to leave at 9:i5 But sii
ped acfoss the way into the magnificent Uoi
Depot. aud during En Hour Of rain. gar
at its complicated aud beautiful archIIectu'
and contemplated with astoni.hment the
aei. rapid and easy working Of the still ne
complicated and strpehdous business VIII
nimble intellects pass OF from under is rc'
Here Mercury. frors. tap to tip Of his wing
measures from Portland. in Maine. to New o
leans; aud from Philadelphia to Kansas.
The rain ceasing. braved the wind to get
slight view Of the business part Of the cit
and | assure you. Chicago is no Joke.
stretches along vast extent Of coast. an
make. most respectable show. as port.
eyes which have witnessed the great hsrbor
of ~ York aud Boston. One Of the most con
spicuous staples. is lumber; gathered from th
distant shores OF the Upper Lakes aud waite,
hither by fleets OF brigs, sloops and schooner
uhose snowy sails whiten the western water.
But the city groans under burdens Of all sor'
Of costly merchandise, both foreign aud d.
mestic; aud the extent and substantial gran,
eur Of the business buildings attest the luci
Of It's trade.
From the natural disadvantage Of of sunh
site. the city is extricatine itself by prais.
worthy efforts at grading and constructin
side walks Vast expenditures, showing be
tom and public spirit To boot. have alr-ad
teen made in tagging the walks with stone,
If immease proportions every step spor
which Is convincing proof that Chicago i:
no mere vision. but an abiding reality. Sh,
has not proposed her>slf grab aud run game
she has cody cast anchor smcng the enpori
ums Of tho nation.
An hour or two. Of ny short stay in Chica
go. speu. far out on the pier beyond ths
lighthouse, greatly Interested In the sublim,
contest between the angry winds aud the re
bellious waters. What a kissing and splitting
"f the rude. insulting winds: aud what
heaving and rolling aud maddened recoilng o
the Infuriated waters The scene was refresh
ing; for, crsiled on the rock rugged shose o
lhe northern Atlantic. had chafed. during
io"g exile upon the broad prairie., for view
OF some hill or pond to help me imagine th
everlasting hills or the overwhelming majest,
Of the "Old Ocean"
enjoyed the miniature strife. 7 saw but
was hard teg 10 swell it to the grandedr OF
"Southea-ter" upon the real oceani and
could not ssir enjoying the idea of jugginl
this tempest in srs pot" wind. water an,
ali. and finginf it into the breach tstvesu h
bowling tempest ard Indignant ocean, just /
see 1t sss.. Yours truly, NJ. 5
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-05-04

BslsfpEsk. It's April y, 1919.
NJ. Edlisr: We len your "0ern 10 the Prai.
re. on the evening OF Monday the 18Th Inst
with tamultoous emotions. excited by de-
sire 10 b. OF. and a reeoiling from that sfec
,ionsts. earnest. and probably last ''goodby, ["
which lcag tried friends had pressed upon us.
IL - not sl~ays pleasant u -ay good-by -
Night fall soon shut our vision in. which only
served the more TO condeuse upon eur hearts
the parting scene The thrilling embrace and
the ferv~at God bless you went with Us.
stirring sp easy thoughts Of tho pas, aud Of
the futafe: aud a. Ne cleft the winds upon the
rarid rah, osr ten Thousand attachments TO
resre Haole. like elastic threads. refused TO
sunder.
Arrived at Indianapolis in good time for
rest. We arose fresh on the morrow. and having
attended 10 few matters Of business, and gain
ed. by nid day. glance at the exterior of lR-
diauas rajisting senier. We took seats in the
noon iraiH for the North. and on good read
with good appointments. made rapid course
through hne country. to Lafayette. This is
a busy place. but DO. so beautiful a. Iudi-
auapolis. which is. indeed beautiful.
Hence route lay more directly north. to
Michigan City. The road between these two
speed was not much lessened. We wete Ipstled
"a body ard littir uneasy in mind.
| A good deal OF this road lies across fiat.
undrained Country. whose surface Is now un
l.
squatics. which We f,rted To the right and to
the left. "a We glanced through their haunts
The poke loped heavily away aud the duck
drew long wake with her toes. on the CLASSY
surface OF the water.
But the dhigent tramp of the iron horse,
whose clankIug traces marked time to hi- gi
gantic stride, whisked us along without al
lowing our eyes to settle on the objects by the
way. Though his pull was long aud h. pant
ing rspid. his mettesome snorti-g forbs ie
pity: and the more he was urged the more
-toutly he sang. II can run aud not b.. weary -
ami a. We nssrci the lake. he snuifed the blue
waters and plunged ahead to quench his burn
ing thirst in Michigan. which the rills aud
puddles by the way had not suffered him To
10.
We arrived a, this city Of the lake, lust be
fore the dusk OF tie evening: where time was
giv-, fo- supper or fer glancirg rapidly at
The proportions uf tie .lsre. ard at the brim
Of the lake that lsves H. II Is a small bleak
place the sea rsrt OF indianas with some bus,
ness. a few handsome and substantial build
I II - and many poverty hut- hid IN the
nie- OF the sand hills ,rired ashore by the
mighty. upd'-coursged efF,rts OF the surging
water. for ages. Its hon.cly ba, not my ideal
of horse. Yours truly. ii. 5.