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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-14
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An Eastern paper makes grevions COM
plant that the tone Of living IN their Guy
Is altogether TOO high. II is so every
wherc. People are too spii 1--we uPio
their incomes, if not beyosd them; thus
affecting degree OF "sy Ie" which Is
most uuheaiihy N lis effect upon society
At large. There is an ambition 10 bring
lup boys as gentlemen. or rather "genieel
men" They acqnite taste Tor dress.
style, luxures AMI smussmen,s. which
can never form any solid foundation Tor
manly or genlemanly character. and the
result is. there is a vas, number OF ginger
bread young gentry thrown upon Tho
world, who reminds one OF the abandon
ed bulls picked up at sea. with only a
monkey on board.
"Ocb, janis. an did you never hear
oy my great spach slore The liibeInian
Society 7"
mo, Pat. how should I. for sure sss
rot on the ground" t'.
"Well. jamie, you see ] was csitd
upon by the Hibernisn Society Tor,
spach; and be jabbers, ] rose With tho
enthusiastic cheers Of thousands and Tins
Of thousands, with my heart overilowrng
with gratitude. and my eyes filled With
tears, and drill a ,oord did spake.
There is a man 90, west whose mem
ory is SO short that IL can only ,Inaeh 10
his knees, consequently he never pays Tor
his boots.
A young man was frequently cautioned
by his father 30 vote for "Gearures, not
'men." lie promised TO do so, and soon
anei received bonus so vote fot Mr..
Peck. His father. asiOnIshed al bis vp-
ling Tor man whom he deemed oljrc-
lioDsble, inquired The reason for doing So.
"Surely, faiher.'. said The son. "you told
me 10 vote for measures, and II Peektts
nota measure. ! don't know whA. .s."
The best definition we have ever heard
OF ''besring false witness against your
Deigbbor." was given by i:lie girl ~
school. She said il was when uobody
Jld nothing, aud somebody weni aud told
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TExEEssEE.
UTE havsnOw in large we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries Liquors, &C. and will continue receive in
large quantities during the Our stock in store
ssts in partas follows, viz
Sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, lOsbbls LoveringsD. R.,
Crushed, 25 boxes D R Loaf,
80 do Small Loaf coffee.
500 bags prime Rio, 5Obagsprne Laguyra
mOIasses.
500 bbls Choice Plantation. rs barrels N Syrup,
60OK do do IS packages st. Louis.
Sundrfes.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 4 bxs Star Candles,
800 DO do 800 do bar Soap,
50 bxs TalIow Candies IS Gags Spice,
l0O bags Pepper, IS bxs ground Pepper,
500 bis New York and ROsen,sOO casks Soda,
dale Cement, lO0 bxs do in paper,
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 do indigo extra hne,
CASKS Dutch Msdder, 20 ties fresh Rice,
600 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
90 dozen Zinc Wash Boards $50 doz IIroomY
geo hHs Carrots Bottle Snuff $50 Paper Snuff,
bbls Suite s Backing, sbbls Mason's BIacting,
5000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 do Shot, assorted sizes,
Is bbls Pecans, 90 bbls Amopds,
l5C hf bxs kaisns, 260bxs s Rsisins
tcs fresh PIGS, bbIs piltsrts
w oxs Lssh Peaches 200 dozen Fresh Csve OYSTERS
~ kegs Mails Belmont brand, so bxs Brandy Pesh hes
wv COILS Manila Rope, 100 Half bushe Measures,
0Oo nses O'S'on 1srns sssored0O balls Wrapping Paper,
az S-es, n,--,, 100 coils Cotton Rope
~ - CHESTS hiaek Yea, 100 bos Cider Vinegar,
. chests ImperlaiFea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger.
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn. White Whisky, 800 bb1 Deans extra WBkv
IVY 90 bourbon do 100 do Ward & Oarys do
| so do Robertson do lbs do Old rye Al
/ 2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Newsou's Al
do Louis La Bertcn do 50 do Julius u Srnitbi. MA
% bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY
25 do Blackberry do S casks CataVba brandy
10 do Peach do 20 bbls Crane A.
20 l6casks seignette de rs 10 Ginger 40
Is bbls Rum ami Gin, 90 do Apple Az
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 csks Seignette 40
- oos malaga DO lObbls Holland Gin,
| "a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints Is casks Madeira Wine
| . oxs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
/ $50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
| ~ orandss IS baskets Champagne, pts
4 25 hxs Claret Wine, duarts
| 20 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
200 bxs Va. assorted brands 3OObxs Tenn assorted brands
100 do KY, do do $50 do No do do
| 5000 Imported Cigars, 100000 Domestic Cigars
Oils.
| so bbls Linseed Oil, so bbIs Lard Oil
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The shove articles will sell low down for cssh
| BCRGB 4 SWAMI.
PS-0uT Mr. Swan, Who is well known as an experience
buyer, will remain in New Orleans during present
and keep our house well supplied with heavy groceries,
would respectfully invite the trade give call before pur
\ chasing elsewhere. Ijan22l r. 4
I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
Apple Brandy. rs Years old.

Also, in Bond Cask OF james Hennsssy Brandy ryf,
Of Iss which We think will 'uit the most fasdOas palate
l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

Wis subscriber Oilers Tor seventy acres ft.,a - -
F1aie Fr4ikin turnpike four ileI from Nashvlte a.
lonlns ne tees on which ae resides and the lands 81 Ca -
zones Inc anu equal % the bes. with abundoucs a ~
eas, never nng sAtsr, With the BEAUTIFUL bncst
ana 20 80 indst q ne hnesi nsghborhoSd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
~ % . ~ ? 2 o1lLl MaTket street..
PEACH AND APPLE 6F4I07TS

Also, lot Of Choice WHISTLES In ytors dr.. 1szz
and which defy competition ''
LELLEErr a SMITH,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

NJ L A u 7 Rs.
We challenge the verdi to produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for year only yet they are used
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake
remedy Incpient Consumption Indgon Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous seases Female Complaints and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they truly de-
ghtfu For the aged and inm for adults children of
delicate constitni n they without arrival.
For the cure Of sore throat 5 Clergy they
act like charm.
Used in connection with pure Coo Liver cured case
Of chronic Consumpt in Albany New York had been
pronounced ncurab by Of the distinguished Pny
scians in New York City Mr. Mcran Of Brooklyn Yhsd
his entire right side parayzed by bang thrown from
1856 He the Of these Btters November ast
and is well.
Mr. Britain, Editor OF 76e Banner Of L94 published in
Boston, and Mr Greenwood Ne % Broad street. NeE York
both cured of Piles OF long standing Of the
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion Dyspep
have een cured by using these Btes We letters 10 our
possession which published, R0ud every Female in the
land to supply heSef Fth these truly Btters
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD co, Proprietors
IS william street, New York.
Sold by DEMOFlLLE Co. Nashville, Tenn, and all
grists. june2e '60-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
DIR. J. BOVEE DODs

And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITHER, Augusta Ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

4 CHATHAM. e. sE.rH.w
NJ. & E. F. CHEATHAM.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
PINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAI.s
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CHURCH gyP -ETq
Nashville, Tennessee.
Are us receipt Of large selected stuck
Groceries, Liquors, etc consisting in part as fsWE;
r. sugar. az sTaoesi IOJVOO genuine Havana Cigars
SoO opts chcloe MOIasses 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
~ "a 40 40 100 dozen Painted Buckets:
~ CO Osgs RrHae MO Soneei 50 nests Tubs;
Ioe 6bs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English WaInus
Loaf Sugar; 10 Dolls Peean-
LEO boxes Star Candles; no bbls FiT,srt,
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, Az
- choice French Bra1dies;
20 casks Madeira Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes Scovill Claret
100 90 S SS: fine a, Robertson COUNTY WHISKY
q pOs pufeold Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &c. M O'-"u''
POWER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Than,
oesgrc Icing The only Agensin Nashville the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Tra5err ~ %
large stock CT Powder hand, IN Magazine for sale
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard
500 D. Do Do 5000 q Fsg. syo.mor. Bl...io,
900 : do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
SO 4 DO do do brands;
der. safetv cnss - NO''
jAnlI n &. E.F. OHEATHAn Ar.nts
SOLE AGENTS FOR
SuPoni Powder Joy, Bickford & Co.'s Safety
Sycamore DO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES RED UCED AND SPEED INCREASED
XPRESs Freight Trains the roads On and after the
24n December, 1853, through rates from New York to
First Class per 100 lbs 81 g. Third Glass; per 100 lbs 81 Is
Hats. Caps and BOnnets, 25
Time from savannah and Charleston to Nashville three three
Time from New York and seven and hal, ~
and nine days.
Saooaths cause the above variations time as no
HSight trans are run on Sunday over three lines.
NO detentions by Ice OVercharzes and DAMAGES
damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
Vliie an 9 chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
deeS-G P&B c ANDERSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

nashville and Memphis, Grand junction,
new Orleans &c, via Tennessee and Al.
ALBANIA RaIlOad and Connections,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

Commencing Monday, April IS, 1850.
Time to Memphis Trsntytl0o Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
AssAsE CHECKED THROUGH AND DECATUR
1AsSEhGkRS for the youth the A. NJ Train Of The
tennessee and Alabama Railroad Pulaski take Carter
Ioas Houghs line Of stages Prospect station distant rs
niles connect at Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
West. - P0--1' NOuAn anu
through tickets to Decatur and Memphis be procured At
% IenhesSe and Alabama Railroad Ticket Oce on Broad t
Passengers going North take the A. NJ train Of the enness
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Pron
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &c.
Trains make close connections both ways Memphis and
Charieston Railroad train at Decatur. apTi3-d25,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIIR0a0-
"a G 60

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. "a
PSI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29Ih, 1860,
Passenger Trains, East Wes run an follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and BPM
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 N and las A NJ.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 1904 n and 7:30 NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at u and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RichmOni,
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and az Chattanooga with Trains
East and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
through Iic2es may Be had at any hour application
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, the following places and
At the following prices, viz:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
SEWING MACHINES
OCOEE ROUSE, CLEVELAND TENNCNSFF
d. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

hls hoell spacious aeE brick bgldng Just complstse
IheproPretor has incurred heavy expense in atnV ~
the rOoaa 70 make the2 neat and comfortable
rs Tor the reesp Ion OF boardsfs Vator md
Tor lSO persons An omnibus, with good safe tsar m -
~ the depot TO convey passengers 70 the hotel and e h ~
depot again The proprietor ntendto try to maze Il
Hotel, and hopesto share liberal patronage.
auglS DANJrT. a 7rr.,s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
For Cincinnati
TNNHE elegant, and feet PASSENGER stsa7,sr sD@A
Il upper J. 8 HUED. Conmaoder LrsssAzrEeSi
JOHN T. HOPKINS, Clerk, will leave NASHVILLE
ior CINCINNATI every alternate Wednesday at o'eIocF -
tuning vii leave Cincinnati for NASHVILLE svsr a,t -
aay a. NJ Passengers and Shippers can r.T On ros.
care and attention. Apply on board or to
IN. A., II. H. HARRISON,
, 1860-04-20

4 letter from Bologna describes ''row''
which has taken place among the monks essab-
lishcd in converts round that town:
The clergy were allowed br Farina to e1er
else political tTights. When the day Of using
these epoliticat rights came. ! majority Of these
friars openly declared their Intentions to yote
for the annexation. An 1rishmau, who, both
by his virtues and learning, exercises great in
duence over the youugcr monks Of the convent,
boldly took the lead ID the matter, and went
with seven Of his brethren to the poll. It is
worthy Of notice that this liberal friar is q
nephew Of Daniel O'Connell. Great MAS the
urroar amongst the elder Dominicans when
they learned that their Irish brother had been
the author Of such scandal. The convent was
soon divided into two conte1ding parties; high
words were exchanged, aaa ut length tlc lEy
before Yesterday there was . regular fight
among The monks. Your strong built country
much tue best Of ii, and so freely pumncled
their brethren, thnt the police report, which was
shown to me this morning, states that i've tTiars
are now in bed nrder ncdical care. As you may
imagine, the here vt lie row il now the lion ii
Modena, and the iutt If much popular adIira-
tendcncies Of the Italian clergy will doubtless Ee
strengthened 1.-THE exc COMMUNICATION should be
pronounced bv the Pope. 4 great many Of
them will not take the slightest notice off and
the 6ol{a of the Vatican. iii published, viii
not bc much more needed than if it had been is.
sued by the Sultan ot Constaatinoplc. the ill.,
eral part Of the clergy will laugh at it and the
ultramontanes are no such fools as to risk theiI
personal security by taking it in Il solemn and
literal sense. Count Cavour las already scrt
instructions to the local authorities to apply al
the rigor of tho existing laws against those
priests, without exception Of rank, who should
be unwise enough TO create disturbance BY
reading the pa2al 5olla from the pulpit, or By
posting it up al the doors Of the churches.
, 1860-04-20

The above footing does not include the cargo
Of .5. -. landed in Cuba lately, so that :ho total
should be increased to 50,sS1 and 22O addeu to
the mortality. The total number Of dcaths,
therefore, during the period named was ,s43.
And fearful as this may seem, thousands hare
been lost whose departure was not recorded.
In the year 1853, the per centage OF loss was
1924 per ccnt.-near1y one in tirc. This last
docs not embrace the terrible disaster to the
ship Flora Temple last summer.
The treatment of the coo]ie in Cuba depends
Of course upon the character Of the employer.
but the rosuinal term Of service is from hTe to
eight years. What proportion remain a.ise At
,he end Of The term va do not know. 1t has
not been pretended that any Eeturn-and those
who have served the irst term are poweEIess III
the hands Of the msn who would desire to r.
tain them if valuable, and who would not be
bound to support them If too enteehied to WORE.
Herein is the Asiatic coolic more helpless than
the African slave.
The report proceeds 10 quote from Mt. Ab.
bots new book, in which he sa!s:-"It seemed
to me that human misery could sink to no lower
depth. The doom Of the coolies Is vastly worse
than that oi the slaves. Those wretched Chi
nese are lured to leave their homes upon inc
promise al being fed end clothed, and receive
four dollars per month Thus, at the end OF
eight yeazs. ,he would possess Ssh. This
seems like IN immense sum to poor China
man. to whom cent day Is Tery reasonable
competence. But none return. They are sold
upon their arrival for about 800. If their own.
ef can wear them out in eight years, so that
they die, he, Of course, has nothing TO PaF; II
he cannot, lie sends item to some distant plant
alton. or sells them again for another eight
years." r.,
The committee conclude By saying they " be-
lev. it to be within the power OF Congress SO
to lcgisate, and that the time has fully arrived
When such legislation is demanded, and recon.
mend the passage Of q bill in accordance with
these yieWs,H
, 1860-04-20

We notice that oertain Northern pro~slavery
Journals are still insisting TINT MIR. Pryor is q
man Of oourogo1 Perhaps 50. But that it is
not Of the kind which faces bowie knives Is
tolerably clear; that it is not Of the kind which
faces death, is the logical sequence. What is
it then? What do we understand by tho
courage Of the duelist, If it tc not tho facing
Of dcath7 Simply that llc has the nerve to
kill an adversary without exposing his own
life-.ho courage wlic!i distinguishes assassins
in civilized communities and Thugs among
barbariaus. No man can exhibit courage cx-
capt in the presence Of danger, Or what be cs-
teens 10 be danger. 3lr. Pryor may deem q
bowie knife in the hands Of Mr.. Potter q moro
dangerous implement than it might bo regarded
by another person Quite likely he does. But Nj.
Pryor knows that he incurs no peril in present
ing either Of his hatciet sides to Mr. Potter'1
pistol at ten PAGES, while hc understands per.
fectly well tbat Mr.. Potter's robust form would
bs target which his practiced aim could moi
fail to p=rforats. Thus Mr. Pryor's side Of The
controversy is reduced to premeditated assas
sinstion. His courage is that Of the skulkine
kyota which 1ics at tho llamstrings Of ths
wounded buffalo, but darcs not attack fu'
grown deer in tho vigor of his strength. A:
| well might he claim 4 character for courage
| pointing to the bones Of his unfortunate victim
| as Pryor set up for q bravo man because h
wanted to challenge Potter and name th'
| weapons too. As well might an opium cate
challenge an antagonist to take laudanum witl
him, and lag claim to great boldness and au
daci1y because tho challenged party preferret
| hlunderhuE5e8.
, 1860-04-20

The Golconda HfraId, Carbopdale B1nntr,
aud Hamilton Sueksr, pro-s|uvery organs in
Southern illinois, claim fer Egypt tho Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor this year, in The
person Of S. 5. Marshall, Mr. Logan's rrede-
cessor in Congress. The Golconda paper also
proposes the name Of A. kuykendall,o !, of John
son county, for Lieutenant Governor. 1t says:
EGYPT is the acknowledged Gibraltar Of the
Democracy Of the Stats; but she has always
been backward in urging the Claims Of her ciii-
zens, while ile central and northern portion
have Invariably been ayaricious, domincering,
aud eosetous OF more than their just share. II
is high time that this disposition should be
checked, and that Egypt should as.ert her
rights. She has always been sensible Of the
unfaitness and Undertakings OF the State Con-
veutions, especially when any honorable or lu-
cratlrs nominations we're 10 be made, but las
been relied upon as check to the overwhclm-
inE Abolition najorities Of the North, und, with
cut u single exception, she las proven herself
equal to the task. On the present occasion, We
think her entitled to the nominations of Cor
ern9r ard Lieutenant Gorsrnor. She has strong
er claims, and citizens Us competent, and more
populrr than my other section"
, 1860-04-20

Tho people Of Philadelphia are exercised On
the question Of fare On the Passenger Eailwass
in that city Of Brother1y Lore. The fire he's
been raised from s,1 to eight cents. The peo-
pic are indignant, aud on Saturday the rresi-
dents Of the Companies took counsel together
in this wise. according 10 the Sunday .itrcmy:
The session was stormy and boisterons ore,
"the Greut eighteen" handling each other With:
ont gloves. Gcnt!enlcn accused each ether Of
dcce,tful aad underhand working, Of represent
ing bogus and insolrent corporations, &c.
About twenty digeren. resolutions and three
hundred and fifty-five amendments were offered,
but SO much confusion prevailed that it was i'm
possible to tell whether aug Of then 9erc adopt
ed or not. Tho Secretary, after usihE up all
the quills from one wing Of q goose, declared
his inability to record tie proceeding fnEshvr,
and the President having broken his Eavcl, aud
split The top Of Lis desk in rappiag for order,
adjourned th= meeting sc-cTat times, but i.
would not stay adjourned. At last, from sheer
exhaustion they separated To meet next Friday,
resolving, in the mean ti1nc, to continue the
tickets ut slx cents. The probability is, that
six cents will te charged By some at The roads,
and eight Cents By others, as We do not think
the Board can egree upon any one price.
, 1860-04-20
MAILS TO PIXIES PEAK.

Tho tolegraphic report of Congressional pro-
ceedings to the New York papers Of Tuesday
INST, contnin the following important intelli-
gence:
Mr. Colfax (Rcp, Indy reported bill appro:
rrlating SIS, 900 Tor mail facilities OF Western
Kansas.
Rassfd, With au amendment offered by III.
crawford (Ga.), appropriating 100000 for put
ting the service on the rou les established by the
act Of June, 1858.
This is NIL that is said On the subject, not.
withstanding it is q matter that interests tens
Of thousands Of people in score Of States.
4 column can be devoted 10 trash by tho
Washington agcut Of tue associated prcss, but
hardly dozen words to matter Of great in
tercs, to vast numbers Of people.
1t scoms from the brief dispatch that Mr..
Colfax had tho good fortune to get his bill in
mediate1y passed, OF course he had the active
assistance 0f all the Western me mbers. We
hope that he will follow the bill up in the Sen
ate and urge its passage We doubt not that
Mr.: Farnsworth will actively second his efforts
10 persuade Senators to pass the bill at once.
T}.s importance Of this hill may bc understood
when IT is stated that t]lcre is no government
mail between the Missouri river and the Pixies
Peak gold region. All mail matter is carried
by private conveyance Letters arc charged
Is cents oacl, and newspapers 20 cents pc.
copy. The postage on the daily Press AND
TRIBUNE would be si1ty-two dollars year, in
addition to tue government postage Of sligo
to convey it to St. Joseph, Mo. But even
these enormous charges do not ensure the
prompt and certain delivery Of mail matter
Very few nc Ts.apers ordered By tue miners
ever reach their destination. When they have
the good luck Of getting to Denver City, they
arc subjected to heavy additional charges te
bo conveyed up into the diggings. Mr.. Col
fax's bill places $4,000 Immediately at The
command Of the Postmaster .Gencral to au
thorize linn to contract for the transportation
Of weekly Or se,ni-wcekly mail from the Mis-
souri, river 10 the mines, and will enable hin
TO appoint postmas;crs at Denver City aud tbt
principal puints in tho mining region,
II Western Senators and Representatives
will give this bill littlo special intention i
will quickly become 4 law. Not day shoult
be lost in furnishing the miners and t11ei
friends and families means Of postal comm1,
| nicaton.