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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
Notice.

Lucien Louther. Mnry E. Louther and Andrew
Mitchell guardian Of Mary +. Louthcr, residents Of
the state of Virginia will take notice that la bella
Forbs. formerly Isabella Louther and Elijah Forbs
her husband, Samuel LOuther, Ellen Louther.
Elizabeth Henderson; formerly Eli-1heth Louther
and Samuel Henderson her husband CYNTHIA Karr
forme ly C.utha Louther and James Karr, her
husband, William VI. Louther, Adam ). Louther,
Robert G. Louther and 4. J: Louther, did on the
18th day Of October \. D. le59. file their petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Holmes County
Ohio. against the said Lucien Louther, Mary Z.
Louther and Andrew Michel gurdian Of Mary E.
Louther, defendants setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS hold certain lands, described in the pc
titon situate in the said COUNT Of Holmes, Ohio,
] n trust for the plaintiffs and why said lands are
held by defendants in trust, and praying that the
for the recoIyeyance Of said lends to these plain
tins upon the payment upon the part Of the plain
tifs Of whatever sum Of money may be due the
defendants as heirs Of Samuel Louther deceased.
upon certain mortgage executed by William
Louther deceased. TO said Samuel LoutheT, on the
4th dag of April 1898.
And the said Lucien Louther Mary z. Louther
and Andrew Nltehe guardian Of Mary +. Louther
are hereby notified that they required 70 appear
and answer said petition on before the 3rd Sat-
urday after the 18th of March 1850.
REED CRITCHFIELD,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
January 3lst 1860. n5Oweprfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23

Thanks
To Hon. G.. l.. VALLANDcuAM, Hon. Gro. +.
Pcon and Hon. J. A. LOGAN for Congressional
documents.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23

"a
VERY large, yes tremendous assortment of
' BOOTS q SHOES has Just been received
by G.. HAITI. The ''mda that iras found dead
in the road'' is still LIVING, and wasn't dead at
all, but HIATT is selling off very fast and EXTRA
ORDINARY CHEAP. Ifyou have
FRIEND
whom you want to surprise, take him or her to
HATS, to see the wonderful Low PRICES at
which he offers to sell his Boots, Shoes, &c. Be
sure and go
TO
Harris for that is the place to get the best article
at the very lowest price. Come and see, one and
ALL
of you, anyhow. What's the use. HIATT is al
ways on hands, in good humor, and never any
thing else than clever to all
MEM
and women-especially the latter! Ifa lady de-
sires to be well suited, she cannot do better than
to go to Harris.
He employs the best workmen, and does all
kinds of custom work to order
He is not only friend to all men, but keeps
fine things (Findmgs) of all kinds for ShOema-
kers, such as Leather, Lasts, Pegs, Thread, and
Nails.
Millersburg, April I, 1859.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
LECTUREs FOEtTKEPEOPLE.

By the Rev. HUGH STOWELL BROWN, OF the MY tie
Street Baptist Chapel Live pool Eng and First Series
With Biographical Introduction by
DR.. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE.
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SEND FOR CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
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To insure prOHPt and honorable dedliRg send all
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23

Great Excitement at Niagara FallS----
The Great and Renowned Mons. BlOn-
don walks the Cable and carries man
on his back; yet, this Great Feat can't
come up to the
MILLERSBURG EMPORIUM!
81 10 splendid stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
which he will sell cheaper than ever.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
anything west of New York; consisting OF Silks,
Plaids, Merinos. Dc LANES lhibets. Velenoies De.
baze, &C., &c.
A LARGE ASSESSMENT OF SHAWLs
Brochae Shawls, Merino Shaws, Stella Shawls,
Wool Shawls, both long and square, Caps, Mantil-
LADIES' FURS,
Victoria Cuffs, &c. His stock of Bonnets. Hoods,
and and Bonnet lrimminSs' cannot be I9rpassed' for
to call the attention of the public to his largo and
well selected stock of
Cloths, CaSsimereS, VeStingS, dec.
French Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy Plush, Velvet
and Satin Nestings, Casnes, from 81 cts. TO 81 90
per yard. Jeans, great variety.
Is 80 OTIS d. SH OES.
The largest lot Of Boots and Shoes BROUGHT to
this market. Boys metallic tipped Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Shoes and Gaiters cheaper than ever.
If you want Steel Hoped Skirts, go to j. MUL-
VANE'S. -...
Ifyou want Rattan Hoops, go to ]. MULVANE'S.
If you want set Of the best ron, Stone or China
Ware, for four dollars, go to the Emporium of ].
MULVANE.
shs 90 'nSepfd S p a'' sold
Ifyop want q good 9rtisls Of sheoting for cents
y yard. go to j. .MuLNANE'S.
Ii you want Sheet yard wide for six cents
@ yard, go to j. MuLNANE'S.
If you want te see tho largest stock of hats ever
brought to Millersburg, go to j. MuLNANE'S.
The best Ledger hats are ut j. MULNANE'S.
IL you wanta Ledger hat for one dollar go to j.
MULVANE'S,
thep ut j. MULVANE'S. -
Ifynu want "A cap for % cts., go TO j. MuLNANE'S.
if you want plush cap go to MuL(ANE,S.
If you want Groceries go to j. J.MUbNANE'S.
If you want Molasses for 40 cents, go to j. Null
VANE'S.
If you want to SEQ the largest, cheapest and best
selected stock of goods in the market call at the
Emporium of MULyANE and you can be aeeomo-
dated,
October 81. le59.-n36f.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
Stove Polish.

ZOE 4 sNPERIoR QUALITY, AT THE BOOK sToRE
" Dec. IS, '59-tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
county lgecOrder's Notice.

county RecOrdef's Notice.
There is now about one hundred deeds and other
instruments of writing lying in this Office for record
on which the fees have not been paid, there
fore notify all who have left their deeds here with
out the fees being paid, to see to it Immediately,
and have their property made secure by having
them placed on Re cord, as the law requires.
]. w WHEATON,
Recorder, II. c.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23

THAT are pOddng around in the dark ing your
heads and perling you shins for want Of a Lantern,
10 the BO0h STORE and get one. You will find them
the G at prices angiI from so Gents to a. [43m3l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
CEMENT! CEMENT!! CEMENT!

It'OR m-nding Glassware, Queensware Crocksrywsre
and equally good for cementing Wood, LIE ather &c
This Cement Tor strength and durability cannot be
passed In the world. II will be always for al the
big Coffee Pnt' (Braysl call and see IT, rrepa ed and
sold by $ Yates and Also by Leonard Yates, Agent,
Mile sburg Ohio. v-ln4.vl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIME TABLES.

A D.-AMISSIONARY LATE
N LY returned from Japan, has brought with him
receipt which has ed thousands who suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis and debility. obtained
1t from aearned Physician, in the great City Of Jeddo
Having been cured by II myself of Consumption when
all other had failed, desirous Of benefting
by sending this receipt to all who may need it, free OF
charge. Address with stamp, for areply.
Rev. WILLIAM C0SGR0VE,
(n40m6) No. 223 Baltic Street, Beooklyn, NY,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
LAMPS ! LAMPS! LAMPS F!

ARD OIL Coal oil, Lunar Oil, Carbon OH, and various
"a other styles of Lamps for sale at the BOOK STORE
We have the Paragon Lamp for OIL undoubtedly the bes
lamp for burning Coal Oh in use. 1t is about cheaI
candle and gives FIVE times the quantity Of light
December Is, 'Js-tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
You Can Always GeI
NEW FIRM

V'HE Best Cloth, Tooth, Whitewash, Scrub and Shoe
T. Brush in town, at the 3m BOOK STORE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
NOTICE.

4 IL persons hereby notified not TO purchace a
Y Note given by me, the undersigned, 10 Jacob
Schnrb, dated February lst A. d. ls6 calling for sixty
six dolla 5, said note obtained by misreprese
taon and determined not to paw said note unless
compelled hv law. JOHN BRETZIUUS.
feb. l4h, 1850. n52wS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
Perfumery. Hair Oils. sc.

IF YOU WANT good article of ether go to the BOOK
STORE and get ID We have Haldkf Extracts enough
TO hOata Schooner, and Hair Oils Pomatums &C, to
grease all the olce-seekers in this county. [n43nS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
Indian Musiing Liniment.

TNdE best known application for Rheumatism
L Sprains, Swelngs, w eak Back or Sides, &c
For sale at ]. X, RAIFF'S.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23

ID ont EOrgc m e "A G G.
n YOU WANT Iron Of superior quality, 90 to
HEBRON & son.
n fOU WANT NAILS and Glass Of superior quality,
got HEBRON a son.
II YOu WANT Doors Or Window Sash. well made and
strong, 90 10 HEBRON son.
II YOU WANT Paints, White Lead, Oils, &c that are
u good, 20 to HEBRON son.
II you WANT Carpenters Tools Of English or Amerl.
l. can manufacture, go t. HEBRON &SON
II You WANT ssdder's Tools, saddlery Ware, Coach
Trimmings, &c, go to HEBRON son.
II you WANT Anyil,yice, Drill Bellows. anything
in the tool line, 20 to HEBRON 4 son.
II YOU WANT Log, Rolling, lock, Breast, Coil, Wen
or Halte Chain, goto HEBRON L son.
II YOU WANT any Table or Pocket Cutlery, 20 to the
l. toreof HEBRON SON.
TF YOU WANT File Rasp u any size, go 70 the
Of HEBRON 4 son.
II YOU WANT an thing in tle la DWARF Line from
boisin to an Anvil. 20 to HEBRON & son
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, a

OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, a
~ Rare Companion for the Winter Months.
Every Pianist, Should procure this weetly
Every nger, PUB icatinr Of Vocal and Pi-
Every Teacher, anOf0rte Music, costing but
Every Puipl, ten cents number, and pro-
Every Amateur, nouuctd by the entire Psess
the Country, ue Jest ana ehepest work Of tie Kind
ia the World
Twelve fuszed pages for Vocal and Pianoforte Susic
FOX TEN CENTS,
Yearly, g. ha fveary, s2.5u; quarterly, $l,25.
Subscribe Our Musical Friend" order from the
News dealer you will have Music enough FOR
your entire family and at insigrfcant cost and II
you want music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Caronet
Acco-deun &C, subscribe for the solo Melodst issued
s-Ini-mount THY contang also twelve paee; price, 10
Cents per number $3.50 per year, Sl,25 six months
Plolisned and for sale by c. b. SEYMOUR Co., lO7
Nassau street, New York n5l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
SHOE BLACKING.
HO, NE! MO, YEl!!

JAsoNs Celebrated Shoe Backing, for sale whoesal
Ah and retail, at the ti3n2l ROOK ORE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-02-23
MlLLERSBURG EMPORIUM
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

His stock of Dress Goods can't he surpassed by
anything west of New York; consisting of Silks,
Plaids, Merinos. Dc LANES lhibets. Velenoies De.
baze, &C., &c.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

Commence what, sir7' asked the
astonished Senator.
''Pshaw; none of that CANNON with
me The fact is, few of us boys on
board want little fun, and we won't
pile it on too strong for you; so come
and open at once"
''Really, sir,' replied Preston, Il am
totally at loss to guess your meaning;
open what 7"
''Open what why, the bank, of
course Maybe you think that our pile
isn't large enough to make it an object.
But we're not so poor as all that, any
how
The Senator meditated gloomily, but
all was dark to him; he was plunged
in sea of doubt, anu Se never met
any problem, not even u political one,
so hurd to solve.
.Perhaps,' broke in his pertinacious
friend, again, after a considerable pause,
perhaps you will say directly that you
are not u sporting man.
i certainly am nothing of the kind,
SIR rejoined Preston, rather angrily,
'and 1 can't imagine what put the idea
into your head
Not sporting man! Whew-w |
ilc''i ituit VI ouSH iii iputetCos w oii,
if you are not a sporting man, will you
please to tell me why you carry tho
tools about with you'll and he pointed
to the mahogany box which he still
carried.
A light broke on Preston's mind.
The mahogany box!' he cried. All,
yes; ha! ha! ha! Very natural mistake,
indeed, my good sir, very natural, in
deed! my good sir; very natural in
deed! Well, / viii show you the con
tents And laughing heartily, he
opened the box in question which, was
in fact, his dressing case, and displayed
the usual parade of brushes, combs,
razors, soap, etc, which usually fill
that article of travelling comfort.
Our friend looked at the case, then
at Preston again. Then he heaved IL
long sigh, and then pondorcd.'
WELL he broke out at length, Il did
take you to be Il sporting gentlemnn--I
did; but see you are barber, but if
I'd known it, hang me if I'd spoken to
you y And so saying, "ho vamoosed.'
Fancy tho feelings of our honorable
Senator, as he assumed thoso various
characters in the eyes of an anxious
stranger.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

Harc You Got Any Nails "A tall,
wky-looking countryman, during tho
height of business season last fall, walk
ed into one of the largest Wholesale dry
goods houses in ----, and entirely dis
regarding the invitations Of the numer-
GUS sulcsmen to inspect their latest pat
terms, he strobe into the counting room,
where the heads of the establishment
were sitting in solemn conclave. After
taking n cursory glance Of the room,
and surveying attentivcly the faces of
it's occupants, he asked with an unctious
Yankee twang:
essay, yco-got any mills :"
Mails, sir ! nails !" repeated tho
most dignifed Domboy Of the lot, "no,
sir; what should we do with nails ?"
'Wall, | dunno--though may be
you might. Haint got no nails, ch 2"
mo, sir" replied Dombey again with
an emphasis, and pointing to the door.
The individual in search of the nails
took his time, but" left the counting
room.
In turn he asked every clerk the Same
question, nud received the information
from all that nails formed no part Of tho
stock Of the establishment.
"WclI," said he, going towards the
door, "don't keep nails here nohow ;"
The principal salesman, whose dig
nifty was hurt by the idcn that any. anc
should suppose that un establishgRsnt
where hc held Il prominent place. ahoiifP
keep nails, headed the countryman 'oh
us hc was proceeding towards tho en-
trance, and asked him abruptly, what
he wanted there.
"Wnnt," said the countryman, as
cool as n cucumber, 81 want to know if
you've got any nails :"
mails, no, sir. You've been told
again and again that we've no nails
80 you'd better go"
"Yaas-but you really amt got no.
nails"
mo, sir, I've got no nails" thunder
ed the principal salemnn. -s.
"Ain't got no nails, eh Well, then,
jist look ~ here, Mister, if you aint got
no nails, an aaetul fir you'd be IN ifgoud
hdPpen 10 haze he itch.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

Anccdotc 0C The Late COi. PrcSton.-
Many of our readers remember tho
stately presence, the digniticd bearing
and imposing manner of Colonel VIM.
G. Preston, Of South Carolina. 1t was
when these qualities were in their prime,
and Preston represented his State in
the Senate of the United States, that
business or pleasure called him to the
West, and to take passage down the
Mississippi river. In those "hush
timcs' the steamers were swurmed with
hoosiers, greenhorns and gamblers, the
latter politely designated "sporting
gentlemen" the term gambler" or
"blackleg," cntailing on the speaker Il
pistol shot or wipe from bowie
knife.
The boat was on the eve Of departure,
and our Senator standing on the deck
and holding small mahogony box, was
observing with greet interest Ind plea
sure the busy scene on the wharf, when
an individual, luxuriating in rather
ornate style OF dress, approached him,
and in subdued tones, demanded:
- say, old fcller, when arc you go
ing TO commence ,"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

tzV'Two Irishmen were in prison, one
for stealing a watch, and the other for
stealing a COW:
Mike" said the cow-stcaler, one
day, ''what O'Clock is it z"
''Och, Pat, haven't my watch handy,
but L think it's about rnilkin' time,.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

/ was witness, yesterday afternoon,
to scene that atfiordsd me infinite
amusement. The negroes had presents
all round at Christmas and Newyears;
but, on Washington's birthday, old
George, a favorite and venerable
slave, whose father once belonged TO
Washington, argued that he ought TO
have a special present! The Colonel
therefore sent to Nashville and bohght
him new violin. A more acceptable
gift could hardly have been made to
him. as he has a fine ear for music,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

Xlg is young lady just from
bpnssIlslg shool like building commit
ten? BeH9pse she is ready t6'receivo
proposals
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

standing by General Jackson's grave
at the Hermitage, regarding tin silence;
but when he was approached, he haught-
!lz= retircd.''
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUNNY SOUTH:
Or, The southerner mt Home

Embracing five years Experience of Northern
Governess in the land of the Sugar and the
Cotton. A work Edited by Prof J. III. Ingra-
ham of Miss. Published by G. G. Evans, of
Philadelphia.
THE object of this work is to do
justice to the Southern Planter, and,
at the same time, afford information of
an agreeable form to the Northerner.'
We copy at page SO, where the wri-
ter says:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-05

!" Nov, 4 hhassa. ard lade young AdIcs
pleisS we hab deg snAay strsshow dem
selves. Come, tafa put 'BfTe you litty
niggers'! Show de'whte folks how you
dfdcesde corn danceIi
11hereaSon a,scbfe of. little darkies
frouf&rEy years Of age to dozen years,
sip4s, and boys together, sprang from
the crowd, and placed themselves in the
space in front Of us. Half Of them
were derhi-clad, those that had shirts
not being troubled with any superhuous
apparel, and those that had trousers
being shirtlcss: in a word, not "a black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

t., 400 bbls, lard by steamer n 81 No London %
bcxs bsccn ~ere engaged u 81 and 9j cases Of ndxo
100 teSs beef q ss I snd 500 we're engaged
Hay WAS htesoy, WIN sales Of %,o 500 bales 1t s6c
. g.
Hors were in At ady demand 18th salea Of 200 bales a,
I9oN -Scoch zig wss held vfth increased frmoess and
fales ~ere making teTe sId to arrive, at SIS s2o,
ttrfy, however, at $?5 rs SO six months
tIxr vac light surpy aud nrm with Gales OF c)m
n,ou tocsiard AZ r5c and Of lump At 81 u.s.
MoI AsAa The cal mbraren l4a hhds ana 70 terces
e. ha ovao at NC and 200 bos New Orleans ut PIT
kA,lI Srcrls were quiet and prices unchanged
Ous -LDsecd was steady, with FAIR amount Of sales
mskuv st SIC ssc. The movements in the New Bet
lord az 81 are gwen by Rhdemens Shtp,l2 List
~ follows FOR the week ending the both February The
market ior sJeIm ,.mans urchaoge and without trans
the psst week The AZor " daily expected from
Fsysl, anh cargo Of Sperm oil and when she arrives
expect 10 "A povs meDt IN the market The trans
ID whale pciuce sales Of 400 bbls at 5tc, % do
5r so DO dark nj 44c per gallon; also 1870 bos
iDi.Jior ~ pfice DO. uaBspired -
PROVISIONS Pork active aud prices steady, with
ss,s ~ about geo bes on the spot including ola mess,
~ 81 40 81 Ec, iness at SIS So; ne thu mess
~ 81 e1}s; oid prime at Sf2 DO 9 $f2 62ts, AMI new
a, sl4 s75s 81 .aa4 ara sales Of 900 hts prime
{hu.es's opton) reported, all March, at $40; $40
20 D. mess see's option, ali march, at SIS cay and
CSC has oid do (seicrs option after the 18th Of Maren)
| at 81 621a setf was firm, with sales Of 325 ooie
sst,ue at full prices, though urchanged quotations
| snail salts OF prime Chicago mesa were MAZE
| At sis, and $50 bbis. beef hams we're sold at si5
$40 IS. Picked drm, with sales Of 90 0oo
sides o, &C. ,ut meats we're r with sales Of about 100
packages LARD rather with safes of 600 bbls
ann i'src's al ioac lllSc Butter and cheese were
| R,tr "A small sale vas made at 4kc.
Skp.-Clov.I was ufmly held, but saes we're light al
prime Co,crt,a ipssed vas ARM with sales this wee,
at 60 81 62}l closing ut the latter hgare asked by
holders.
SUGARS Sales OF $50 hhds. Cuba mnscovaao were
made, part at 7ac. 7sc. Inclnded in the sales were
226 hbds New Orleans by alon, at IS 81 for quite
terror, TO &c. for good TO prime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

aucnon room. In woolens the market much oversup.
soea with German and Belgian goods Even tne oest
grades oil fancy csssweses difficult 70 move Lawns
ana linens are active and Arm. Domeeic gooos nsOss
heely Staple cotton fabrics nrm and ~ sisady d.
mana, even " arrive W0oiiens the contrary are DE-
Pr'pfs are IN brisk coDsumpaon, TIE large import os
Foreign acots last week attracts great deal of comnent
and has enc elect OF deserrng a1y buyers ncurrtog
heavy brs Nevertheless early verioc
Of the season there IL complain or the e
msnd or OF the prices The auction houses not Yet
rfso'fed TO- nor viii they be while city oulste joO
be's continue buying literally OF the importers
The Chicago Press and Tribune of the 2lst
instant publishes the following suggestive para
graph in relation to the pro rata scheme now
occupying the attention Of the New York Legisla-
ture:-
we bad the Of the managers Of the Grand Trunk
Raway, we should thtm 10 large OF their
fre'Rhtpg facilities Net only good reason for
believing that the advocates Of pro viii carry day
10 ibe New York Legislature, but there air pros
poet that similar will be forced through
Legislatures OF Ohio and Pennsy lvabis II 10
either The business Of the Grand Trunk viii be greatly
augmented-f in all, nearly the 60 The
Northwest and West will pass Il 'mpos-
sbte to resst the CONVICTION that the whole movement II
Lot originated by the Grand TSunx interest
menttd aided and comforted ny Leadsphan street
might easily sflor TO give moo get this pro
through the Legislatures three tats
banned II would make the Crane Trunk Railway stock
the best pay ing Investment IN the world.
The New York and Erie, in connection with the
Michigan Southern Railroad publishes the following
through rates for 1860 On eastward bound freight
from date until changed