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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-16

West Boliord COshoctou Co, Nay IA, 1851
Mr. H. d KINGS ~ - have been selling the mudi-
cnes Of the Qreeien6erg Company for the last ten yeH,
and have vnriahy Ouud them tu give good sasiactoni
and tile Ps have sold 90 great many fmlles regu-
aTy their tea and coffee aud with my trade they have
become staple article. Marshals Uterine CathOlCon
Is medicine that has done amount of good IN female
dsoasos Ono dy sold It 10 told me t1at she ehad recov-
cd more benefit from bottle than she did from long
Of medical treatment by the most skinful phs-
clans Y0urH truly,
jim. l, 1883 JAMES WILSON.
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HEALTH on AMERIcAN woMEN

Female irregularities, weakness uterine displacemeuts
aud all local uterine difficulties and troubles
Of women, nTe entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE OATHOLICON.
IL this connection Miss Beecher, Of the Rev. Hen
Ward Beecher in letters TO the people, page 29
have nine sisters an sisers law, and fourteen fe
male cousins, AL ma led, and ali delicate and ailing
cantot ecal married ladies, born in this century aud
country, who perfectly healthy In cases. however
where The 0aeenberg CatholcOn has been used, must
say that health has rapidly taken the place Of dseuse and
ladies have become bust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Clemson, of ira, says "Beautiful indeed is the
COnhdng trusting nature Of woman but how much does 10
R3ed 20 be preoctei by wRcliuness that will lead her
ia time of disease 70 appeal TO medical adviser of scen
thc education, worth and purity Of character All
these may be secured by addressing the Graeenborg Com
pany.
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NEW TRI1ATM ENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispemsary

Established for the cue Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Feger and Ague,
Asthma, Ileipient Consumption, Lltirn-
itieS of Youth and old Age dc.
B NO MERCURY USED. II
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am physician of thirty years practice My prncipa
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
haled my best Efforts Obtaining the materials compnsng
MarshnlIs Uterine CathOhcOn, was pleased with thom
gave them fair trial. aud found myself ahundantly sue
ctssuL In my former practice could only mitigate tho
symptoms of about half the and could not
ton. Now radically at least seventeen IN tw
" and mitigate the rest consider NJ irshBs Uouue Ca
hocOn the greatest blessing to females have met with
j. II. MIIIIAMG. M. ID. ChhrloHtnn
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oub. ths frost has produced greater earu
than ne facts Justify Nay % 45 frost occurred which cut
down the wheat and corn pretty generally according 70 repors
PRODUCING ceat sensation throughout the country In both
nsncia and commercial circles Farmers rushed into sch
and aaed wheat and hauled on their 70 pro
vide against seSpected famine and prices Of both wheat and
aour advanced n cent The weather during June was
Very dy which added 10 the alarm, but The summer pastd
over and and By turning our hea TO e
ld Of August the year find Hour abundant and
this market two dollars aud sixty ve Sene per
and choice brands dollars and i've cents and h'
about tho ravages Of the frost disappeared. Nov
we BY this 10 intimate that bour will sell a. low
these rates the coming fall but simply 70 show that humanity
snvoy exaggoraes s troubles and this Is one Of The pc
cuat features o tour nature IN all ages
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Ceyslut,l a.
Wmbusa Cincinnat Cleveland nnd Erie. and tisy. "a
and Pittshurg Railroads. "'
Al SolOL with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, 60
A. Mantua with hacks for Rnyenna, &c
AZ hIacevllo with hacks 10 Newton Falls Ec
u a. Wanen with hacks % sharen Greenfield Moadrpl,
Bloomfield Garfield, &C.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages Tor Castle r.t..t
r TO Pittsburgh " - n
c,.,.,.,, NJ. ,.,o oHAs. l.. RHODES, sup.
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YOUNG hEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS & SON take pleasure in announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the
the above Diseases II has been subjected test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris Philadelphia
ana New York. 1t has been declared the only useful stru
ment ever invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits of youth Price
$lOby mail express.
N. u. .-Dr. AMOS SON in order to satisfy the most
skepca astO the merits Of this instrument edge them
selves that in any instance here it may prove usatisac
tory, after fair trial. the will he refunded by
turning the instrument In good order.
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And that having perfected his system OF BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS x PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS
He preparedto usually without med one) the fol
lowing aud analogous affections, viz;
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat and weakness and
hOarseness OF voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST with cough bleeding nt
the lungs pln shOness Of breath and palpatiOn Of the
heart.
DERANGEBIENT OF THE STOMACH; with indges-
uon acldy sense Of collapse" tantness dull dragging
pains the Sides and a gomez feeling which are ng.
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
Win constipation chronic darrhga proapsus ami and
AURINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
lncontnenl and painful urinations.
SEMINAL. WEAKNESSES; which II not arrested so
SPINAL DERAkG MENlS; with curvature, ,iuequAli-
ties Of tho hips ana shoulders ungmCefu and
and weakness Of the back which, II arrested tend
their increase and TO consumption.
hhhNiA u Iauth cure eHeCeu ion neW Iflnclplu) ny
means of his new combination Brace Truss.
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAII-
standing
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders aua
large aud sharp shoulder blades atness of chest
winch are 80 Indicative OF early consumption, pleasantly
SKIRT SUPPoBTERsThe attention OF ladies' is called 10
MS combination Abdo mlnHl and Spinal Shoulder Bruce and
skirt supporter, which most of the above affections may
be prevented and relieved the fOm and bearing Of the
body improved and the weight of the skirts held away
the stomach InValids the city should inquire by
letter when Dr. y. may be seen,
The medical pre- ssson invited to examine his sug
cal devices.
Lady in attendance upon Ladies' doclO
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80 go
nUFFALO MARKEr-June lj.


Flour-Dull and a shade easier. sales OF 1000 hb's n
S675d7 for extra Wisconsin; 81 25d7 so for Mich
gan, Indiana and Chic; S7,T5as FOR double eStrus
Whent-COntnues quiet
Curu--AihO quiet aud lower
Osts--A shade iTmer
Barey-Dull and heavy.
Rye-Fim at 81.
Mhiskey-Steady at 2596c.
Canal Freghts-ac oa corn, IOc on wheat, and 35a OF
flour TO n. Y.
Lake pcrts-6OOO bbls flour 10000 bush wheat bus
Canal Exporis-l7 900 bus corn.
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach
THE well known and justly celebrated
r. j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would lmOnnco % tho people o. Cleveand and VICINITY
that he has taken un
Omce No. ma Ontario Street.

ONCE No. 1I3 Ontario street.
All who are suffering from the ab named Diseases
ny other complicated complaint Of years standing are -
formed that they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE.
tits hoped that no win despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
Rithful trial.
CR- During the Doctors travels In Europe West Indies
East Indies, south America and the Uned States he
b6en the INSTRUMENT M Gods hand restore health aud
ygoT thousands who given and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more thousands Who were on the verge of the grave,
now LYING MONUMENTS To the Indian Herb Doctors
sk and successful treatment, and daily eNcluming
Blessed be the day when st saw and partOOk of the
Ind AN Herb Doctors Medicine"
RememberCOnsultution and advice free The Door sha
elherully remembered
~ Take Notice-eveTy Wednesday and Endsy Dr. Ly-
Ons be eunsultt at the Franklin House. Pearls
West Side,)
~ Office Hours-irom A. M.toBP.M.
IaeI nv lp
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SHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the

apla;25tocts secretary q state
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of a writ of yendi eyponas, issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahogu County the
suit Of Matthias n Schultz against Ezabeh Brown, 90
me directed, shall offer iorsale at Public Auction at the
door Of the Court House lcorner Of Seneca and Champ
the lth day OF June lisa at O'clock H. Of said day
the OllOwn described lands and teuements TO wit sit
uute in the CITY Of Cleveland, CuyahOga County and state
Of Ono and Is known parts Of lots Nos 81 and 20 IN he
original plat OF the village OF Cleveland huy IS Al2taet
trout the eastery line Of Middle street Us southe y
line being s6 SIP feet IN leneth parallel with Huron street
and no ieet nOhery thererOn and bounded by alloy
ten feet IN idhts northeIy line being parallel thOro
with 10 feet in leugth to an alley.
Appraised at Slf,OO
D L, WGGHTMAAI sheriff
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cn1INrRY IMVAIIne

Persons in any part Of the world may b8 successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address l1r. AMOS & SON, corner Muin and Oray-sts
Buffalo N Y SdNveIv26b
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MORNING LRADER oFFIoE
NN WEnNEsnAr, June i5-6 p. n
yIOuRThs market has been am to-day, and not tals
h reported
wnEATs.ls, 80 bus. red ct s7O ands',srai small lots
MNu
cORNIa 10 good inquiry and nrn. Sales 1000 bush nom
,tor, 70 10 70 PiusburFh a. go, and car a Sc.
PoTATOKs-Ars active 500, Sales by ihe carload a.
that figure PSI
uIguwfrFsAr, dnli st &c. with sales % brls e that
price
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A MOST sC1ENTIFIc INVENTION


An sTument for the OF Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known as Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be pema
neny cured m from fifteen days to Two months by e
O this instrument, when used cOniuntly with medicines
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DIR. j. O. AYE 4 CO..
LOWELL, MASS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE
AYERS CHERRY PEOTORAL

Has for itself such renOwp for the every va
ney OF Throat and Lung Complaint that t entirely
necessary for rs 10 recount Tho evidence OF its virtues,
whereveri IL has been employed As It has long been 10
constant use througlou this section need not do
Than assure the people its quality Kept up 20 tho hsst Il
ever has been, and that n may DO rolled 20 do for their
relief all it has ever been found todo.
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EEVER AND AGUE

HNhOM WHICH MANKIND SUE
- FER OVER a LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
the consequence OF diseased action OF the system in
dnced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable decay This
aud hses with the watery yapor from H. While. he sun rs
below the horizon this vapo fingers near the earths sur
The blood There 1t actsas nirrlang poison inter
the bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
al disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
Ympathlse with the liver, and bee me deranged also
erpe the no2ous infusion, concentrates the whole blood uf
out % bood snge & I D D ipIGy ne 70 cast
9a organs with congestiye violence THIS Is the CHLl
which the blood leaves the central organs to the
surface asst A. another effort to eypel the irritating poison
i falls and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
ana WALL Walls lof te recovery OF strength g repeat the hope
FEVER AND AGUE Such constitutional disorder will On
We hayo laborod find, and have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neqtrases this malarous poison in the blood and
does this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
Aad does more or rather does what is q more service to
teHpes h from tile system Il is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use Il ee from it's attacks keeps the system la
health although exposed te disease Consoq1, nty il
only cures but pteets from the great variety OF aeo-
as Remitent Fe er Chiil Fever Dumb or Masked AgGs
feVera, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gqut, Bndnes Tooth
iections Of the Stomach aud Bowels all ofwnch when as-
intermittent type Tis AGUR CURE" removes thS esse
| OF these arrangements and cures tho disease.
THIS accomphshes by stimulating the eNcretoe 10
poi the yrpsr0m the ssom and these organs degrees
become habed to do tins their office Of their own accord
psh the same end but often o long enough or IS
sachced u the attempt while TINS A9uE CURE does t
that this we'll ,er remedy for the whole
ION than any other which has been seoyerod and Il has
si another advantage TO the public, which Is that IL
PREPARED BY
ID h. j. O. A KE R A. CO..
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RliLG0AD.

An the trains going Westward connect al evs Sd d tth
trains for Toledo, Chicago ColuHhus, CIuCuruu, ST.
Louis, Ao and all thu trains gumg Eastward ruurtet n
Dunkrk with tho trains OF the New York Frc siiI5ad
and a. Buffalo with those OF the New YORK Cenra and
Buffalo aad New York 4 Erie Railroads
Cleveland. April lth 1859 ania
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DR.. AMOS & SON.

Corner Of Main and Quay streets BUFFALO N, Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSIOIANSlN
"a the State whoare members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London. May be consulted from O'Clock u
the morning until BAT night, eYou stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt the rCsutJ upwards
OF thirty extensive practice Europe and
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Jme 10.
ny TELEGRAPH,
Very duh with heavy supply, and decline OF fqly ona
eel on Beef Cattle Receipts upwards Of $500 head -
Quotations g6lc for common 20 best ofdparyi a5Ht
for very inferior grRdes average eMO0; quality uor
Sheep and Lambs-Depressed end declined 75cents pei
head. Receipt upward Of 1000 head sheep sal0c; ant
Lambs lOCnl3c
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WARDS LINE
OfSpendd Upper Cabin, Side Wheel, Low pressure
"a u 80 5.59.z-l

~ II V
sUAIMER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
~ H. 1859, Passenger Train lsave Cleveland follow
sos AM. CiGcinna Express New London, Shelby,
CIeSLline, .Sdiion. Car1ingtOm and N. Switch
uS0 AM. Mail, stuppn- at all stations
$50 M, Cincinnati Night Fasserger stopping at all sta
tlons between Cleveland and Gallon nnd at
CaIdngtuu and Delaware also, stopping to
leave passengers ut all stations south of Gallon,
CONN EDITIONS.
shelby, Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Eerrsn Newark GAINESVILLE, Ho
Clafhne Pittsburgh, Bt. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sauduskyt DelphOs Lima, NJ
Tor Mansfield, Wooster, MHssIlluu, &c.
Gallon anil BelloOnulne kairnad Line Marion Bellies
iOntaine, Sidney Uuiun, hIuuCiU, indianapolis,
IeHe Haute, ,VmCennes. Evansville, Louisville
Cairo, St. Louis ko.
De.awave Dayton and Cincinnati Line Springfield, O
Dayton Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, Ia
dianapOlis Ierre Hauft, 50 Luuis, &C.; and b
Cincinnati with the Ohio Z Mississippi Rail
read for Louisville, and O u POINTS GA the Ohio
River.
Csiaabus Litee Miami and Celumtms and Xenia Rail
road, foT Xenia, Dayton Indianapolis, Terre
Hauto, 81 LOUIS Morrow, Lpyelaud. uud Gin
cmnuti and whit the OhiUuut Mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for Louis 30 Evansville.
Caro- 81 Louis, and al 'pO ufs the Ohio river.
Colua1us Central Ohio Railroad for NawtA Zanelville
wheeling, &C; Columbus, flqun aud Indiana
Railroad for Piqua Ufhauu, Sc.
To For Tickets 10 all points aud information apply
the Union Ticket ohca 81 Supororsfeel rat the Pas
aenger Station.
fy1.vsleud AnriI 1gro ANAN'- 'NN' '''-N'''N''''
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

n Il E1t - OAI hhNllO 1lLllO,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF PURaAvlyE MEDIcrRR
For COstiYoness;
FoT the Cure of Dyfpepsiai
For Iaundoe
FOrthe Cure OF Indigestion;
For Headache;
For the Cure Of Dysent0ry; ...
For Foul Stomach
FOrthe Cure Of Erysipelas
For the Piles;
For the Cure of SCrOinla
FOr all ScfolulOus Complaints;
FOr the Cure Of Rheumatism.
For Diseases OF the Skin;
For the cure OF LIyer Complaints
For pIopsy
For the Cure Of retor llumOTs, and Salt Rho I'M
fnr Worms;
For the Cure OF Gout;
For Dinnor Pill; y
For the Cure OfNeuralgia;
kur Purifying the Blood
They sugaTcuated so that the sensitive can IA
them pleasantly and they the best aperont hi the
world Tor ali ihu purposes Of family physic.
Price Zoo, per Box Six Boxes for 81
Great mum em Of ClerYmon, Physicians Statesmen and
een pefsonages have lent their certify the un-
PARALLEL usefulness Of these remedies but our space
viii not permit the insertion Of them The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMKRicAN ALMANAC In which they
sNen Win also full descupiOns Of he above paints
and the treatment that should be followed Tor their cure
Dq 20 put of by unprn"ped dealers with other prep
take no 9then The sok want the best aid there is ioI
them, and they should have it.
Al our remedies are Tor sale by ...lr
d, MM, FISK aud GAYLORD \ HAMMOND and ali
'---g"T -, dsen AktW GA kwsoW o.,
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0t0itsport0iioit
SllGN 1859. EaslIE=

:, ENN 1oo0' c
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL during the present season. their welllnown and
popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
ORdensburgh g. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKIY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswogo, and Cleveland San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI-wEERl.Y LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Competing at ogdsnsbureh with the
Ogdensburgh a Vermont Central r r. Route,
Between
Opdensburph, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at 0svego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bst1oeen Osioego, Troy, Albany and Ns'o York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
pstween Dunkirk, CloveunJ and sandusky, anda
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duulirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
m Property forwarded BY his Line will be subject to
but ono trunShipment.
~. Merchandise marked IN n Co Express, VIII be
forwarded fr M New York by an Express Freight tram
over the New York n Eue Railroad, ana promptly iof-
warded from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleve-
land. Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY To
J. MYERS Agent N 4. Co, No. III BroauWay ~. L =,
j. II, WARNER, AGENT IT Co, NO 9C~ntles SIP N \
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. I. CO.. NO 70 SUMO sIoe'
A. CUSHMAN Agent V. C Line No iOs State Street,
CHAS s TAPPAN. cor. 6th aud Chestnut 81, Phila.
L. ~ CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, n -, ~ \,
O. L THOMPSON, Treas n. T Co, OguensbufBh' ny
GEORGE PARK FIR, AgO.t
HOVEY 4 CRAWFORD, Oswego N =
s. d. CALDWELL, Agent Dunkuk., -,-..,
CHAMBERLIN, CRAWFORD A. Gp.' IloNu anu
T. S. CHENOWETH & CO, Ciuonnali, y.
j Il McBE1H, Agent Sandusky.
WAI r. WALKER, Agent Toledo
4 r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit. Mich.
J Il. URAWFoRD, Milwaukee WIS
McHFNRY1 1 BARKER Racinc, Wis
BIATHER 4 CO., Chicago
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
VI 2. WI0ORG Y Co, Fulton city, III.
n. W. GRAHh NJ 4 co Cairo Ill.
FIFE x MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transportation Company,l
Cleveland, Feb, 18th. 1859, .,
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lD)psirialts s. 5nr9eous.
J NJ. JOHNSON. NJ: D.
no Ch9'Ollic FllrNE

Once lO7 Sarwels Block, Superior Street, Corner Sc
eea 81 Residence No. III Pittsburgh st., Cleveland,
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CtqaI Notifes.
nissolntinn-
CleVeland June Z, 1883. d&W3W
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. no THE cox

SECRE1 AIRY OF STATES OFFICER
Columbus, o. April q 1853. !
hereby certify that tue foregoing Joint Resolution re
atyo to Amendment the Constitution providing for
Annual sessions of the General Assemby" " IS true copy
from the original roll on file in this office.
A. p. RUSSELL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-08
pacino Railroad


EDIroKs AFFEAz. VIII you permit ne osay
a wond, h-oush you valuable columns. just al
aa tina 10 behalf Of he southern Paeifc
Rlzroad Uia. Fot smith. T. is known TO vou
nat pc Govsrumsnt las made q gran, Of land
for aralroad thus far en- the western coufres
Of Arkansas, and that n IS Hs Zinc Of travel
now adop5ed by B1tterfeld 10 California. Ar
kansas has recently expressed through her
Leg la-ure. with great ~unaniRit her prefer
snce for ms route 70 ne line, she has hereto
fore drcc .e under the conviction that # was
DE proper ole By wav Of Fulton
The people Of Western Arkansas are a unit
upon this quest on, snIwn prosecute the work
with confidence and energy, wherever they
have assn sncs Of the cooperation and IN
duence Of the citizens Of Memphis. And this,
Dr. certainly seems 10 Us, it would Be The part Of
wisdom for Memphis 70 Dc, as when the read
shan have reached Fer smith, { viii immedi-
seiy conduc. 60 Memphis a trade amounting 10
$4,000 annually from Western Arkansas
and the Indian Notion, and enable Fort Smith
o successfully compete with S. Louis for the
trade hat ahc now draws from Mexico and
Santa F., amounting 70 100000 annually,
ard which Memphis then VIII share with he
aud ultima ely become her rival in controlling.
This routs docs not at an conflict with the
.n erasts OF th. Fulton route, which Congress
has also provided To-, but, which, il prosecuted
before Tie Fer Smith route, Memphis cannot
be but little Proh-ei by it, unil & reaches the
western boundary Of Texas, a distance of i've
hundred miles beyond and tie Fort Smith
route, toe, squsfy emhrsees the benefits OF an
interests, diverging gradually, as it does, from
.he 81 parallel in Texas, I'D running on
lIolEh her limits until II infersects with the
p palaIel az ElPrzo We amply ask a con
liberation If these facts in behalf Of Arkansas
n oonneeioa with this great enterprise.
FrsRUsRY s, 1889. n
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NV ORLEANs, February News from
Mexico has been received 20 the 2sth ult., ria
Minatitian. Gen. Miramon reached the Capt.
tai on the 26th with 2 thousand cavalry. He
disapproved Of Gen. Robes acts, and displaced
him. He then put Gen. Salas at the head Of
the army and reinstated ZeulOaga. It is re-
ported that Gen. Miramon interds marching on
Vera Cruz with a strong force. The Liberals
routed Gen. Negrets near Jalapa.
The New Orleans PicavuHe correspondent
says that a Mexican war schooner had been
captured BY IN American and six foreigners,
who killed FIVE Of the crew and escaped with
-he .csseL. No date Of The attain b r-Een.