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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

AMEtICAN&S SWISS MANDATORY
Having purchased the Watch, Clock, and
Jewelry store OF fl. II Welsh, and having add
ed new stock and made other improvement to
the establishment, am prepared to furnish the
people Of Wyandot county, with all articles in
my line, at --....-----z,-
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
a large variety of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Notions of every description continually On
hand, which areallpew, and of the lateat styles
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
iaIIEU UNIA.IISM.

s%-a lis palrul disease has baied tho most skilfu
W q phvs ci,n' an popular remedies II tho m,.s
GIY' difficult ut Olsen .es to tseat--yet RAflW AYA
oA READY RELIEF has never faIef in al rr tx I'M.
mrGt rehcftO the sufferer and III acascs rf Acute,
ul nn,ory or Nervous Rheumatism to- frtct per.
mtc' tcure (ln Chronic Rh ups,i.m and G;out, RAD
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, t,etl Reiopdltig IL.
SO ven, should be taken as an adjunctw the READY
RElIEF) -tasS Gi.t ,sdHIgtT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-25


Saws in relation TO Gen. Hunter, just relieved
Of his command in South Carolina, y o.
lieye that the Government was not oliS c'1'-
vinced Of his want Of energy and EXECUTIVES
ability, but that it also designed by his reIlls'
val to rebuke the axcesses which he perzalttee
the negro soldiers under Colonel Montgomery
- commit in their expeditions. We haye
,ono since became convinced that Generals
who, like Hunter, Milroy and others, are
,,,aat an nrocIamations, multitndinous IN o.
aers. and who allow their troops undue II
cense. never effect anything brilliant oa tAe
field"
Tampico letter says that vessels ladfn
With cotton are constantly arriving there NOM
Confederate ports. In nearly every instance
tbax aro eonsigued 70 the only English house
in Tampico. -.
The correspondent Of the \, I. Times cora-
n1a;ns Of the treatment Of the y. ! voIon,
tears bv the citizens Of Harrisburg; and says
the militia in Pennsylvania have not jet turn
e3 out as they should 60.
The amount Of prize money now staaolIlg 50
The credit Of Admiral Dupont: st the Navy
Department. is not less than Swo h'noFsa
+bo,,sand dollars. These are bis perqnl61sss
for about one year and hall.
Some idea Of the popular interest taken n
rhe recent elections in Paris may ne aeElVe<a
t~orn the fact that one bill stickef "as @Eza>
r1,uad n naste 40 more than 100, 600 p!aeazds
an3 others had orders equally extensive.
The Roodout New York Courier says that
+ba ,ow bank in that place, under the EaH
of congress. is now fully organized. LIS name
;s ssThe First National Bank Of Rondout.
The Wheeling (Union) Intelligencer COM
rla;ns that the call Tor ten thousand militia IS
more than West Virginia can respond To-
She has sent to the field twenty thousand
troons. a larger per ct. than any IN the Union,
.,oor3;n0 70 the actual population from Which
/; mas drawn. The vote at the last election
onlv numbered twenty thousand, ana from
t1,;e the averaged and intirm be subtraeted,
hardly more than ten thousand ahe-bodIed
man oou}d be found, It, however: pledges
uaat v;rcinia to do all in its power
Two men, named Walter Bell and Joseph
r7ort ,net in New York last night. They both
drew Distols at the same tine, but Dell Ead
tbs ~ first fire, and sent two bullets into HART
who expired in about ten minutes atter"ard.
Raj cave himself up and declares that be shof
Hart in self~detene'a
The n1ercersburg, Pc, correspondent Of tbs
pb;]adelphia Press, says that when the Con
faderateg entered Mercersburg, che cltlzenS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-25


bv' nart;sans Yesterday, near Cub Run, on the
ChantiIly road.
FROM HAVANA.
R12nors had reached Havana said to have
been brought BY 8 British mai! steamer, that
The Alabama was in Santa cruz, AMI that tho
Vanderbilt had got up steam and went 10 st
tack her. Heavy firing was heard IN the dl-
rection Of Santa Cruz, bat nothing vas known
about it. The Spanish Government has grant
ed permission to tear down the wall OF Havana
The heat at that city is very great, but no
yellow fever has appeared.
The Confede1 ate steamer Alice fa1an had
arrived from Mobile with eotton.
The iury in the case Of the colored man,
Adolphus Baker, tried in the Criminal Court
Of V ashington for murder, in pushing color
I'd boy into the river at the GeorgetoTn tlsh
wharf. by which he was drowned, returned
verdict Of guilty Of noanslaughter.
One hundred aud thirty Of the wounded at
Middleturg, On Sunday, reached Washington
from Fairfax, yesterday, and we're sent to the
Stanton, Emory and Lincoln Hospitals. -
Most of them are very badly wounded. Among
them are number Of Contederates, including
several commissioned officers.
4 large audience attended the commence
n1ent Of Columbian College, D. C., in Wash
ington. at the hall of the Smithsonian Insti-
t,1te. The exercises afforded much satsfac-
ton, and wera enlvened by 3 fine band Of
music.
It appears that the discovery Of the source
Of the Nile was made one hundred and sixteen
years ago. 4 correspondent Of the London
Times draws attention to the fact that the great
lake Victoris Nyanza described by Speko, is
correctly laid down in an atlas published one
hundred and sixteen years ago, by the name Of
the Lake IaInhre.
The July interest on all i. S. Government
bonds and stocks is not only already provided
for but there is SO large an excess beyond the
public necessities that part Of the gold loan
ed by the New York Banks for an indefinite
period, at four per Ct, has been returned TO
them. This, it is said, will make the money
market easier in T. York.
Comparatively few persons are going to Ev-
rope this year for pleasure. The reason (says
the Boston POST is that greenbacks are not
gold, and specie is the only species OF payment
that Europeans care to accept.
\ burglar was recently arrested IN OsWegos
\. Y, who turned out 70 be 3 preacher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-25
rUnIIsAED (pAILYl BT
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
4a~ OFFICE-No. 1ot King street, ever
I ongs formerly French'5) Book Store
x1nyrAND AND PENNsYLVA ANA

MARYLAND AND PENNSlLF ANlA.
The Invasion Of Maryland and Pennsylvania
continues 10 be the absorbing subject Of the
12y, The announcement made yesterday
that the Conladerates had crossed the Poto~
n,ac into MARYLAND in strong force, IS confirm
ed. uappears from advioes received yesterday
that q formidable body Of infantry, artillery
and cavalry was near Middletown, apparently
advancing on Frederick city, only twelve mllos
distant. Last night however, official lTforna-
ZION vas received at military headquarters, TO
,he effect that the Confederates had fallen
hack 10 the South Mountain. Nothing iur-
rhar was ascertainod as TO their movements
DISPATCHES from Harrisburg report much ex-
element there, under the impression that the
Confedovates were advancing on that city
They we're reported % be within twelve miles
Of Carlisle, We learn from Westminster and
Gettysburg that no Contederates had made
cheir appearance in the vicinity o. those places
yesterday morning
The latest dispatches from the Cumberland
Valley state that the Confederates were zap
idly advancing towards Harrisburg. General
knipe vas there in command Of the forces
that had fallen hack from Chambersburg.
~--~---@zsu%4~-------
Il ;s stated that tbs 3. s. Government hiss
determined TO adopt 3 plan for recruiting the
army, which has been long under consjdera-
Gjon. By this plan It IS hoped that very
large proportion Of the two-years' and nine
months men, just discharged may be induced
70 re,enlist for the war They are to be offer
ed, in addition to the 500 bounty and pay
which all The soldiers receive, bounty Of
$500, and are TO form & special corps, distin-
gQished both from conscri pts and from other
;bree-years' men. The Government is TO be
reimbursed. nan for man, Tor this $500, from
the substitute fund to be- raised under the
draft, and which BY the terms Of the act must
be devoted TO this purpose.
The handsome dwelling at No, 1907 Mount
Vernon street, Philadelphia, has been pur-
chased out Of 3 fund raised ty prominent
members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and is 10 be presented to Bishop Simpson, in
consideration Of his making Philadelphia his
permanent residence,
4 New Orleans journal says that General
Sherman was improving, and would probably
recover His right leg had been amputated,
and he was daily gaining strength. It Was
thought shat in five or six weeks be would be
able to move about on crutches.
The mass Convention of negroes st Pougb-
Eeepsie, in hehalf Of the Fremont Legion,
Is postponed until the fifteenth day Of July,
TIC dafonoaa of IL O;Azs ok palHisocno : 70
, 1863-12-27
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, DEcEaiBER 81, 1868.

tally sn.agcristit, N much 70 ~ oil and HRser,
md With stin further di1crouea ttat no 7Esat Is
kpoxn which pill cause their tases tc toainsce
end Eorm = new substance. The eefuaaa ~
frugal. peaeaabls. vel. 1l.tchartd. tnoders!ve wh!o
iichlinc IN rows, drunken qaa.rcls, whisky and
ballot.tox e.ut1uG. JeAtout of The prnspesttJ ns
ihr fuinsr nd tho 1esrs;s nd sladaoas E,tS
to driyo LIEN out, ard convert that portion Of tac
city Into second edition Of Kngubhtn- bound ia
moroceo and sitt edged. In doing ih!s they ase
eon,,o te, sae q nc sa pssis 1t
determination worthy OF thcir tnfkmout com y
tr:o.r. who sn Jnly last burned she eo!o!sd ospas
Tho negroes from working On tho docks IN taa
II Howl W. ~ 20 ,a.reqnent. The Germans h..e
le+.t1 attacked In the most tOWafGty manner. by
sheee wzcsehcs. who. 10 I'D them in the,r ausdss-
trk toirsp sr1uElo mt TO Use thu sluns-shot thn
dub. lro1l-kuGek3cr and other weapons Of altaek
,niItar. 70 such nn extent has this LAxlessaess
lxr1l extended. that there te not Single pn!rs.
1aar IN The city of Chicago-ant thera aro MANY
t1uve ard fearless onee-who lss thu courage to
20 there alone to r,ak- an, nsreet. well knowing
i,ns Tho lii 81. ho wou!4 BE- carried bono In \
eoC}n. Tie student Of political history, IN
Of thu S.creas rebellion" will te torsihly struck
.wt:h tho great discrepancy, between the thoughts
and eeds of thste ln,yidaa,s III. n wpndss ~, r.
soT ssn Il sns pc pe.es viii ,hs Jretls eyan % ,ae
ras+t .tsonasab:e ersns, could belle thstr paase
ful idrn~ hs cnEE,ittiEs Ike most dIaboIteal ons
GjsSr.,, esclsisnlne. there ara stranger thinyt
Il heaven and Garth than ase dfcans'd Of IN oul
sincr bsiderpor. has beaa dragged Ink
| t1ir ci1y, acainst tts will by sln Copper
heads III iordet to cs,tain sheir sesslceI
Il vii he neceasaty fur tho City Fathers TO dosis:
tene mesne Il, vsdes TO pFeserre ha pa5iIc peae'
In .tesc f,zln., untcss :hsy ssish tho fa,E nann
urt tac couutry. II thls ba not epesdkls aone, Il
1;trrnars viii be Obliged 70 leave, and the pl.e
| will become IN Abadc Of tAnss, aud deesls OF sto
lrnco be committed to m aItant ihAt san Fsaoels
10 fu fssAfs gone t7 could cot e4nal.
, 1863-12-27

How 20 CATCH SHrEr.-tcyer seizS sarn
,,y tho y oo1 on ths t'nrk. 1t ,usta them
Exceedingly, aud In somc csacs has cen
lrown 10 kili sl.cm. particularly In hot
weather, when they arc large and lat. Inc
bt,t way Is to avoil tic wool altogethtr.
accus,ou yolectf TO catch ilem u thu hind
lc.,. or, what ID still better. ,y the neck pfs.
cling me h.n,l under the java and the other
an The neck, iust under tho ears. b. iifs!ay
IN the head tn this manner, child NAY hold
almost an. al,rep without danger TO the a"'-
mal Of himself
1flou fEIpsxG.-In tattenins cattle aad
.,,etp, or keeping nlllch cows. fe~ f4rthert
arrrccla.o the advantages Of high feeding, a
,arse amount of food IL required to keep the
sni1usl alive, and The milk, or acsh and fat
which Il obtained. 10 derived from the food
c,1cn lit cacees Of ills i;uantl:E. . If s,orse
viii draw .un, ant the empty vagon weighs
IS cwt., VIC can only taHe load Of S cHt-,
tnt attach another horse md VIC eau take =
]usd Of Is cwt- Ia other wose., tho effective
rovcf Of two ho1scs Is dve tin,e- as much a.
| opc. 1t Ia 80 in feeding mlch cows and Ii
| fa,.tnins cattle and e:eep-tt Is the ftrs
| ,>ound5 Of extra feed that VIC FIN
| which products the dettrrd milk kod tat
To give only enough food 70 keep the anl
nais in stationary condition, whca the oh
! sect :. 10 get them fat, il .naaifosuy absurd
md 70 giro ttcm only LITTLE snore than I
Necessary. and tins get = little ht, u yer
poor economy. when bJ . few pounds NOR
, 1863-12-27
Commodore vaudcrbut's Golden
ITetls1iHr. -

From the New 1o.X lslbunc' He1. s9LA'l
Ou SATURDAY eyenin. cnminodor: aiidtr
rrsIdcnrr, M N Washington. f'asc, and ne'.
or, IL is safe IL soy, ltGs An occasion o. fas
Liut2 yo:uc ott more satisfactorily ihsf tt1s-
1inrnisleA eourlc wrrr u,asritI In lsl3, wae,!
tht gentleman was n{,ta ri,irtecn anu ny nay
d year younger, 4 salns1y Vt thirteen eAlsaren
Lave blessed shc!E u"sen; twG3:e 9t mInn, a.
row liyin., to rrjuicc il the attisfhaanisessa-
~ Of their parents wss3dsng day.
SINCE that Qntet marriage dsy. when lhte
In, ~ ef,uple con,,usnccl (tte with nothing
lut south, singular personal hesuty, muiua!
1. a,ctixu and fudomitatfc energy ~ thctl
es,ion, they havc !ad carver q saeSess
5lmce: unparalleled. Sicwly nj hrat, but
y,tcrwar:l will, signal ability, taey have
f1tai1cd reputation, "tA1sa, and saat pow
tr which ncnitli anu sFoutleriul energy
combined have rendered second 10 taai
If Nd rriyate citizen 1n OFT coEoirF sa'l
.r ali ills tint God hnn 81 itisse<A tastu
iu their hone tEat death has I:kcn BAT oaS
lila = IN, Their l,raItl,etcnc. Three sons aud
| 1,luc daughters. eist+ sans-is:.Ia~ anI ~ TWO
| Iaurhterssin- law, .iilr:y-two grand chiltrrn
| md fwo reak ctnrd children *eru almost e.
| .1rrren, at u,l. t;oltl"n Wedding. Beside
tl,cfc, jacob II. VANDERBILT, ESQ, aosotht'
| of tho Coa,uoafre, wrs pIesent, ah4 tasct
Ind nrrlews on to:ll sides, w!:iea ncaIly "
-, thr gracious 1nncstcs't with .pte1'ate
| ..5,,,r,,,,y. rrch Of whom was aktn 10 the otn
rs Htvoul these, vcry few ins!ted guest,
wrr rreseut: among them. Mrs. Chs1atopae
Col, ana very lovely Young daughter, o. 2
I1,rtfnrd. Connecticut. With onc o. t"o oas
1ie,1ds Of tho family llstpc IN this catv.
Al seven o'c.pck P. n, the guests Wet
assembled, snd 1,ursei oui from tac dtsSios !;
Tns1ns into spacious chslnter> IN r4ach u
! liz hrldal presents weru del.osited. iAefe
, nrotusjun Of bracelets, porsesnonnascs. So,
1,inir. e.1ill.itely carved chess,me9, shlsspi
|nnnd BILlcs, brooches. and iciolnsns o.n; n;
] ,nemis cf cvci, kind, made the Whole taol
o"T T1,e &C commodote's pr1~eefy gift to hts r.
.,nn hr;do occupied The centre 81 tle tart.
Il WAS = miniature propeller of pnre Eo.s
fs.1inncd aiter the koauoke, ana manH1as
| tnrr3 In Europe expressly for thts 9seaeios 9,
~ IL twenty inches long, and nta vide. III ~
. atnnss;tely wrought reFolying toWeT@ wnle
ana The room with fasry music Wnenest
u H. delicate machinery was sot IN mot'oh:
;: Hes. follows long list Of tho easily pse
i?-nt. made to the parents BY ne children ., ~
1snd.chtldrcn, together With 4 aesortPas
II tho Inriors and The edibiss, III OF whit
we omit.
, 1863-12-27

lhe Harrisburg {Penn.) O.. .. mentions
tss de&th Of centenarsaa:
Nh CaliatiAnA Csa1n, wijow. ps 8enj.
Isla, Eassn, died In Carlisle On ,Aol.Lay eren-
y i.st, 1t The advanced age uf .lmoet one
s7adtsd and one ysars. She wcE|d have conf
Exasd hi. one hundred acd urrt vear on
ssn.s s5.ss 9sy, aud VIA most probably, the
esea frstdent Of Cumbtra couatr... She
sas ~ eon n the sr;gu Of George II, wl,e h
- II sssto III bat "a Ap., snta1< to the Rrst-
sa ka cum, md a. the Outbreak # tt--A.naEl-
e e ke7olatlon the Ts4 quite young woman.
~ sM slso living to f,car oof the terrible
a q Ae FFcneh Revolution, md iii the
y etlMs she was sedatc matrou.
Tpstn9 hT long life Ma. Csnln =a}oEGd
stn1iea tnsaf health. Althorsss,h she had tut inc
~. <; hsF descendants, IN .hc third fourth
70 nnh generations, 1rc very numerous
issa9s1E i99fs1E ttghty-one, rs teilovs; Ont
etmsrI eraarI tea g1snaehildrcn, tii1y,o one great
siNs.9a siNsesftate9, uineteen grra. grea: grand
q aa tshtcea ~ dead'S
, 1863-12-27

food We might double Or tuble tho amount
Of fat or milk .~ss.
NxvER srARvz YouHo AN1NA18s-lth h NJ
Improbable Il It u cruel to sta<'e Young
apinasl%. They nctcr get over L. letter
put tho old onca On short rasious. 49sy can
stand It. But young animals arc growing
and ncea plenty OF good food - 1afnasa
bones and tine"s. We bcI,eVe IN 1ae au-
portancc Of good po+ligrec, hut II 1aasb 90
admitted that thero ID much sfntA IN tao
proyerh, "tho breed goes In At No mouth
and this u especially thc case "hi'e VIC aa1-
mails arc ycurg.
= o1AS vs.. AoRsfs.-o9ea eosL 1at LEES "pa
can be kcIt ciieaicr than hosse8. tho "eas anu
teat OF yoke A1'd chain Is lees Than liza, o.
set Of hu1nets, nud coal much lcsss nno II
an accident, such ah hrIakfng Icy sAouia
haIFch III enc, he Is oet aeaa 1922 ao1h II
kept ~ he Should bc, and NJ every fsruief
will hnd It Ills Interest TO Keep Ais canle, fs
Will make beet. White horse IN Ike e1fea!1a-
staicas, would be dead ioas
MILKING feuS6 So"s.-t IL aa3a ean'
Jonns COWS, the Esst year fiity give MIX,
may be n'ade, Win careful milking ma gooa
keeltng, I" E"s 'aiiA s'''ost aot 's..a VI
u.ie uee"ieu oee''ao'e w. 'a.I sss A',' -
Gu "o'3 W ea1's ~ NC 'A''' 10y r"'' -.
s"I' NV .'"t =. sns eA'As s>H' ~. ~ ~
e4'c san"' .'n's 'sA eusvo ,,, @as
4.otutts "u' s1u "'o. VIII
, 1863-12-27

[From Gu. Own corsospoadmt,l I

~A4 0"A ~~t"t
~' WAuINaTca, Dsc. z. 166s-
Gen. Schoacld Is stil at large In this city,
starring It among Copperheads and secession
.:...t. .,'.tn ~ ~ 49,. c..
nauoa uaat nc Is - be eohn1nea o1 1no SCH
ats, Not oll shc blandlAhMcnes OF ten E1eeu-
tires could procure thle thing Gnlublcism
onix rn,.x ~, +hc f,,rnc+he,1 s,ar ri thr
c.., ~. $50
.asua'e' . anu .tat ~ III - minority ~ o'ksAn
teas even schoneld Will shun III support no
rFIdehny intends to rely upon the President
Ia ett his confirmation through aa TN A4mIu-
{stn,.inn ,ocasu+c. In. n rnn.t ,,o s.,o,
f.,a,. 49,. ~ .,,,,,... - "a oart,,,,t-.
n''" ea,s VI iui''"a1! stos5 anu aou'tnts1'4
ave tyranny afe en"ea- Lie mas htfntteo us
hr1ei houf upon LIZ s1age, anu Ht1' Athcsh
ought In lrcrncy to sound Ills managerial
whistle and ,,trrcf b!a exit.
,,,ou ru,c,.e v,,, x..rxno,pn
,1 ta.', ,',.s " ~ ,ea..
1Nc a"st *Nu eensuing-nouse aeotEEs a.c
having ne1!snIal un,n nov auu Inels nap-
Wnsso Will aastraao w tac opsAIE Mon.ts ts
c"lae [ouno. ne natSiH h'c .taisu:9 sue.1
lHseea lof toafa. aAu a. iot rooms, INC mean
est nla!'Elcnt u Motsn nss aoatsa "sek- r..
". neea 'icia ."IA1s ~ ~, Soa!e y. ~ ~ ~
hoVa. no.sst tueAlsts, Mho evsaI uu.a w tus ~
ss'1Hss, "na ua'e ~ leI,eo ~ VII .ae ~
a"sat"4tu nota'ns =. a4tastaGusastu nouual,f
arc aetonsstcd u Tue tmp'sl1ons Pfaetlced
'e1t; thu Eto"- aMeas. ~ ~Ht u" '1sas ~ ~
ssuI no aass 4aus' euuins.Ae ~ ~
5cette. ~ a.'es no Eooa 70 49, ahenlss as eAc
pa,1aH o1 AnI E's@s".H Ins w, "aa ~.
| -. s.a s'ss a.eS" ss ~ .,.ts 80. r.,,
% mG ~ .e eets' ~. it ~
a.iHE soou. ". ~ ~ is.s1s.. ~ ~ W us
~. A., at.t,,a+ "a ~ !, ,ss.In, ~, ,tccL Tsr
, 1863-12-27
RAILROADS liz CHICAGO.
xu,paeu.e Amount nf lsusfncas-Rn.
rid INcrenac-SEtAn versus 1abEBn
Power

---
Fourteen years ago tho aset traln ran o1t Of
Ca.raxo-iLe a. ard T.. u. ltat!roxd-oa strap rail,
ia rlxiu. For acme limo after thst enterprise was
tuaueural<l, the work went slowly forward, and
.esue who had takua- Asocx lit tho road Wished
.lelnre,ves ri! nt It. fearing It would not he pay-
Ing tcvestu1eut. NeHeycs. the sohd hss been ex'
tended from yrar 70 rcsr usitil the Com
1ans new controls sEd works about 80 mica OF
road, o.er which eighteen trains leave Chicago
ilatly, TIC aggregate length Of which would nc
about two mica. Few y, any ct or citizens
ne au arr VI The amurus ci bas!urss now deoe BY
mil. o.lt cc.tr.iuH In t:l1s city. Ne havo takcu
gains to collect the Statistics from the uIcrrs and
s.a;I, yra1trrr Ut thu dettn, railroads upon which
the following f,stcEcnsa arc based: There sse
~ train. .l.a.lng Chicago daily, q vhlt4 % are
% ler Il ea,s II ,sse srains sfs .sa hssht and sn
tfi pas +tn6es IlaL1nc tlese eu' trains all
ia one ihr, addIng The lenEtb VI cuEtne and ten
iha Lave Tic city da:ly Is fatGtg.f1s '"1ea ard
! tu.t Jpls t. Tts, respectable Gsyt a2rnFy. iof
N !. to LsIvt tscEa uEc e.t1 Of The train to the
Thc Incoming trains arr:::::s the Fame tenstfl,
| cf eEuyre and about tic shEc bHstnetF. .hit.
then wsd sssr ;; ;a y s. hsslpes e ~
tSas'%s cfIsase, 10 transact s "' 'a''a '4's'' u
Allowing ten tons tn DO los1 tor fright car,
sx +, fntI,c4I IL aid lion shis ctya 70 passe,,
s. r aud r 1s0 ,rnt VI freight! suppose VIC IGang'
fnatiy hanI. TalltcadA, aud rel oIfseiT's nacK n
lcst ytars syteH there Hsrr no rnilF,sads III tAih
srcticn, and whra freight aud passengers wcre
l3"vcl b. ieat,t. ona ton ~ stnsIdese load sos
teu hpr.c+ over \ country E:ad, aud lhrc: parsons
fof travelling team, II two lbracs. Al this rate Il
wead 1.1ntt o:a hsrses to 1,os. The pas*easfss
a.Ws:s 10 moso The p.+rrngrra sud freight
ihat arrive and depart ,dsily hy s:stiroao
aud ., lees thaa oas-'rnth tho rAie ol lo;
1iEo toen,ste1s present. hs.rhIaG up and sta.stns
ul will their f.tsV t*ams- Yet this business I;
| nj! taae 70 Observation-Disclosures arriving 4ut
lras inx vita t!ccktwaxk regnIazlty-.hat few sx
etat paekt ayers and railroad nl.l take any MOTIFS
| cr.fke movement II tsHtus.
Tbs business on ueAslv ercrr road Is eanstasslJ
Increasing: ard the eastee and caFshopk ~ coT
rtaEtly a1iitns 1uIling-4:otA to krep pace with th
tperesss Of business The 1llinc!s Central, far la
s:Ance, have built a:au. 30 nex cars dasl:k; u
pa4t scar, te.Elen keeping up The er?2ire. Thss
t.::1.i,s11 Lae nov. IN usa 3.t0 t:{.s ana upss:2
Il: III p.+seEgc ear., 3et aro it.y.usalif short
railing s:ot 10 meet 'ke 1emsnds ~ Eosesnmsnt' r.
i, and the nulfc. Tha utter fnads Err general! uc
Ing prep.rtioaate4y extensive bus'arss.