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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-30
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04
AUCTION SALE.

IN WEDNESDAY NEXT, 9Th inst, viii
" be sold at the dwelling house No. 93 Cam
eron street (next door to the Theatre building)
TURE, consisting Of Mahogany and Marble
TOP Bureaus Wash Stands, Wardrobes, Bed
steads, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Tables,
Chairs, Stoves ,ssand Kitchen utensils, oil cloths
sc. One Walnut Extension Table ~ Is feet
Terms cash. Sale to commence at clock.
A. ~ PENN s. CO., Auctioneers.
aug 3-ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04

A private letter received In New / Cfk, ia"
ted III Charleston Harbor, July Goth says
I went yesterday to Block Island and made
a reconnaissance from the tallest tree there.
Block Island is between James Island and Nor
rs Island and distant from the former about
1000 yards. Saw from my elevated osition
that the Confederates were erecting a line Of
batteries, and building rife pits almost the en-
tire distance from Fort johnson to Secession
vile, along theryer | could look over into
Charleston and see what was going on there
quite plainly.
The total receipts at the Office Of Internal
Revenue, for the month of July, amount to
FIVE million two hundred and ninety eight thou
sand nine hundred and sixty seven dollars and
eighteen cents This includes nothing from
tax on incomes, and is considerably larger
than the receipts foT any previous month since
the opening fthe office.
Gen Shepley, Military Governor Of Louisia-
na is at his home in Portland, Me. He attri
butes to the scrupulous cleanliness Of New Or
leans by the military authorities, the fact that
yellow fever has not ragged as usual in the hot
season. He says that no city is now more
healthy than New Orleans.
4 large concoursc Of citizens and soldiers at
New York on Saturday united in paying the
last tribute of respect TO the remains Of the
late Brigadier General George c. Strong, who
died from wounds received in the assault
upon Fort Wagner, Charleston Harbor, on the
18th ult.
On Sunday afternoon four hundred and ten
horses which had been disabled during the late
severe campaign, were sent to Washington
from Warrenton by railroad, for treatment at
the Corrals, but out Of that number thirty
ing been placed in house cars, which solne per-
sons shut up close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04
DIED.

In Alexandria county, on the 25th ult, after a
short but painful illness ERNEST LEE
MILLS, the youngest son Of Thomas and
Laura Mills aged year and II months.
Ny mother dear, weep not for me,
For am free from pain,
Prepare at once to live with God
And we shall meet again.
That once loved form now cold and dead,
Each mournful thought employs.
We weep our earthly comforts fed,
And withered all our joys.
The mother gave in tears and pain
The child she most did love.
She knew that it would bloom again,
In the fields Of light above.
Farewell dear Ernest, long farewell,
FOR We shall meet no more
Until We NEST where saints do dwell
- On Aon's happy shore.
Baltimore Sun and Richmond papers pleas
? On On Monlay the Sd inst, ZELIA ELLEN
AAhA T. aged years and 9 months.
Dearest Ellen thou has left Us,
thy loss most deeply feel
0q4 us God that has bereft US,
1@s eau all our sorrows heal.
"a ~ gettysburg, Penn a., on the 10th Of July
B0 M2onoS received on the Sd Of July, JAS. 2.
~ = =, son OF ). N. and E. F. Boss. The father
o VI inns young man is known by many Of our
T,,@e'3, merchant, doing business at Lees
fGs'erdsay, suddenly, JOHN NJ. SNYDER.
:. =, o. Georgetown, D. c., aged IS years,
9 99S FOR SALE-A hne large sorre
trat.a noASE, four years old, gentle, and good
on i;,SeI--Gan De used in cart or carriage En-
ana a. me ne. Empire House. No 299 King street
LEXANDRTA GAZETTE
r,0o JOB PrIn(ing 0lIlce,
>%8'0 @F&&I, HAIWGE1 R0Eak AND Rz1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04

THE COPARTNERSHIP between c. +.
L Wilkins and Joseph Old trading as the
firm of Wilkins & Old has this day been dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. The business will be
continued at the same place, No 30o King ST.
under the firm Of
WILKINS & HENDRICKSON.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th, 1868 aug 4-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04
NOTICE.

~ THEundersignedis running two PACK
lets between Alexandria and George
town, leaving both places twice week Al
freight intrusted to his care will be carefully
and expeditiously delivered Charges mode
rate. For freight apply to George Waters,
corner of High street and Canal, Georgetown
and in Alexandria, to John Davidson Theatre
building, or Prudential and Whitening No,
< King Street. SHIRLEY KING.
n. Bone Of my vessels will leave George
town on the arrival Of every steamer from New
York jy 3O-1w
EORDYSENTERY, Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
bus, Sumner oom pbnHY &c; = there is no
VEGETABLE ELIXIR. Try it, and be con-
WINGED. For sale ct the Drug Store Of
ISAAC ENTWISLE,
ie92-lm 30. 81 King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04

I n,o1a iby Miss EYans: now LII COURSE
n ,rs;oo in The Corndill, " London, and
PI " .nor :" is announced to be published
in t ooon Aug 3.-Only ten wagons
ClSClAHl1 ami burned by Scott command
we're o,s ,aGd KY, instead Of sixty, as was re-
2o1ea ..o;aI despatch from Lexington to the
Sp'- aa1s Scott's raid has concluded
l'aa'ts ~ three hundred have effected a
SHh: n wv Il the Cumberland, leaving their
cEo's,n5 ,nd other property behind them:
1--WE hundred prisoners caDeurea lLolA 9eoCt >
command passed through Frankfort So-oay l0F
louisville.
Colonel Percy Wyndham has been relieved
f.,n duty in Washington and ordered to his
,or;n,ent Colonel Sweitzer, formerly OF Nc
Ig.I,os staff, is ordered to the duty Of rehabil'-
..;ogt the dismoanted cavalry and sending them
;ntot6e field as soon as possible,
,a0eyal Heintzleman has recently appointed
ror service board for cIAe inspection of horses
offered for sale to the government by contrac-
,ors One hundred and sixty horses We're re-
GENTLY Inspected by the board, AID only twenty
ii them were accepted as fit tor the service.
The remainder had either been previously con
Damned or were wholly worthless
The reported loss Ivy the capture Of the ship
+. f. Hoxie, is a hundred and fifty thousand
pounds sterling. The Captains Of the ships
Red Gauntlet and B. T. Hoxie reached Fal-
mouth on board the ship Mariana from Monte
yideo,
The T. s Government has published list
Of prize vessels which have been adjudicated
upon, and announces that, the prize money is
At the Fourth Auditor office ready for distri-
button. 4 list will be published monthly here
2tter that those interested may be- duly infor-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04

enemy. Capt Colegan drew up his men IN
line of battle and ordered a charge. 4 severe
fight ensued,, in which many were killed and
wounded before the mistake was discovered.
THE Draft In WASHINGTON. -Accordlng
&c public announcement the draft commenced
in this city to-day. No disturbances Of the
slightest character. To-day the First and Sc
cond Wards were completed. In the former
were drawn eight hundred and seventy four
whites and three hundred and six colored. In
the latter four hundred and Linety-four whites
and two hundred and forty seven colored
Among the lucky are T. II. Painter he In
quirer Washington correspondent and Z. Y.
House, of the New Y ork Tribune. = Phil. In
Quirer-
In New York some bold robberies have late
L. been perpetrated "None but ticket-ot-
leave man, could have walked up to Mr.. E. c.
Vernol, while sitting on the steps of his own
residence, about ten o'clock, and presenting a
revolver to his face, compelled him to deli, er
to him handsome gold watch valued at $3.50,
with which the scoundrel Immediately decamp-
ed. The poor victim was SO frightened that
he had not the presence Of mind TO give the
alarm, nor to take such note Of the personal
ar pearance Of the thief as would aid the police
in his detection.
From the returns from the KENTUCKY cleo
ton, it is believed that Bramette, the Union
candidate is elected Governor by large ma
jority over Wickliffe Dem. and Brutus G.
Clay (Union) is elected as the successor OF
Crittenden to the y. S. House Of Representa-
tiyes
The Delegates of the Christian Commission
of Washington, with wagon, four horse
team, Stores &C., We're captured by Moseby $
cavalry while stopping to feed at Fairfax. a
dispatch from Gen. Patrick to George II.
Stuart reports their recapture and safe arrival
at his headquarters.
Miss Agnes Strickland, wGose Lives Of the
Queens Of England and of Scotland" are stan
dard works, has commenced, in "The Church
man Family Magazine, the sLiyes of Emf
nent prelates Of the Church of England, and
opens with the Seven Bishops Of the Tower, !"
whose trial, in the reign OF James II, may be
said to have led to the great English Revolu-
ton of 1888.
General Sully's great Indian Expedition left
Fort Randall on the 9Th of last month"; SIX
thousand men Of all arms composedit, and 1t
is accompanied by heavy trains, ordnance
stores and artillery. Great drouth exists in
upper Dakota
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-04
TIE WAR IN KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH Aug. Capt Harvey, at
Westport, learning that it was the intention Of
the guerrllas to attack large train which left
Kansas City for Sante Fe, the latter part of
July he started in pursuit, with one CON pany
Ct Kansas Volunteers.
He overlook the train, and finding it had
been robbed, he started in pursuit Of the rob
bers; when he came up with Capt. Coegan,
with company of the Ninth Kansas regi
ment, who had come np flon Santa Feto meet
the train.
Each party supposed they had found the
enemy. Capt Colegan drew up his men in
line of battle and ordered charge 4 severe
fight ensued,, in which many were killed and
wounded before the mistake was discovered,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-06-20
"WfLD-rAT.3


The Secssh organ this week makes das.
tsrdIy t6taS a. The Omaha J. Chicago Bank
Of Omaha. Az tha same namber contain,
"a advertisement Of the Bank, cths, editor
sassks 1t Woald net Dock nss righs to say
sSythiSg dsregasOEy Of ins obaracssr,, edit.
ovially, 90 he appeudsEss fGEieioas 81 goat nre
10 AiS} areielsaBd tries 30 palm il OF as
"sssrdspO1dsune.n5 Bat she ear magka age
soo plainly visibls-jf she writer of + that
assisls don't edit tha Bugis, he had batter
stake ipI bis sign.'"v Whsthsr editorial,
Or aORmSnisatsd, Es pFesona shs Bank
Rin survive it, for the paper iD question ia
nsysr sssD or heard Of oussids the corpO-
ration Of oJuBrtt Bluffs, aud with the pso-
pie here, lie conudsmnstiop of an institution
il il mich bsslsr trsscssoSmMs adasiosnn than
woald BE- I'D praise. Il 'ifSEydeifisbis sadto.
oates he wrong side Of 1systt5ythiaIg; 5aHba
tSs fses that Il comes Col otit against lie b. i
O. Bank, e, 70 'Ghss !. people 0f OSasseiI
Blaas, "a good evidence a j ssSSafd be pro-
dassd, tbst' the Bank Ii Shss.io6 g G. aboa,
right. We would adsisiee0 tie Bapk d & send
him . green, back, EisA !, request 70 '"say
some more.H t'E''F "'''',,l''' s0> 'f' ~
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tAgR,GHls e0NsEcRATIoN

81 Tbe'new caarst salaCs crested hyr4the
parish of -SG Paal,s church, lie bthis city,
was consecrated @ she service Of 0al on
Sunday assss byhR,. Rev. HaR. Lzs, the
Bishop OF the Dtocese, according to the
SCfhhs 6f the Protestant EpiGcoba Church!
The services were attended BY 1 very large
s0ustegasi6b, snd we're dsspiy in4sTss.ioe /.
Tbs morning SERVES was read By Rev. ] r.
ByLEEsBy, ths7 Rector aud atflitnpressise Ind
highly GpprOpriass sesmOI, preached BY che
Bishop: The church is d small, bus YER
usae and KaDdbbms building. s'ft'ws4 COO.
strucsed wholly from design farhiefsfby
our toSnslnaiD, WIS., vkfd, tanae .rtaecta
greRs ersdiE dpVh Eli tasss ana KIN Is, an,
AsOhFssos. Ths c&rps1ssr work 1hsasH Been
ven done under tie SubefiSssdsncS 6s q.
r. Smith, WIth tie exceptions Sc i4bs chan.
lOsf,r dSsfa, Gud sabiG,s 'Shith wssEis amadsfabv
u W. HfekSis dnd aveRy heat pisds On WsSfk.
1naasHip:a Nisdf sSs 'tsotbis stsl4of aSsh.
isscsuras With painted xindoxa. snd,s Urge
osasmsatsd wiSdow in front. The ceiling,
10 archsd asdntbsrs sr6swa rOws Of, Eseaka
wiah a,ssUgls aisle, and sicsuzsbisas ssssrv
Fsgn9 The bdladihga acSnhsssesdi he
Fill u 1851 ard has tbssu crested a. i
scss Of assas Sisle9, exclusive oenshs Dot.
snsisssbg fa6dgsshsss6 bs tsuEo 6vs
asssossEimgs pasE o. sbaV tsss, / kSSspr,
bssa raised tbsssgas sss all 1sseiasauw y.
asEss, Ut thDs 9wdtsss ncsaass@eal nSassr ala.
church. hax-a@eart rsr.s, 5
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EpIroR NoNPAREfL -
A match FOR tie 1ehampio6rs rig took
piass Cd the tst6 inst, between J. T. Oliver
tShampiod1 aud 3. IIuosfbrs6b, (ohaileBesrl
at string Of ten birds each, from H.a& I.
groubd traps. The match took place short
distances below the fouhdry, aud wAs' sho,
'upoT9 the following condftiSSs aF~sSsy-
one yards rice, '06S Bdbared yards rboupdry
aud ~ ros.shos9 Ths following is the,soore.
0 obampiOns l'l11-Iitlst1-t0m~#
, ChaileOggb0 klfllillo4S.b2ea
as s<'21 eYEG I'll" W. MYSsrxR. O. Big
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g IN rusf lgadslphlas q.
The Enquirer has letter stating lhsstAa
AfarY 81 the PpsJasAS 10 81 g lbsi sssi u
shs osa BdHAR ~ AassSs' SBdsord'sd Il.
iyislon has sompielsIy bf0sksI8ed fh9rs
fsse 6aps ahsssby pFsvsBsiag ahesApptsaa
Of sssrsbsss 70 this asighboEAoOd BY III
chsnswA = aAsgg:Egssa MY =,
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sss aliggsas ! - i . col
81. fsas 6 - sksisilz soninsz
i Il 81 "a ! 5000, havs lsss
"a slly 40 ] - i'll WI suep lilly
= srsssou - asghss
~ sa oxs Il rssag pblss sss1
sssaian II tsisaaahip fps shs asass d sas
us;en, e ekFissIsn e6li Co. ksss bssa
ssSa so ah sasd
srs II prosssaiag g n ehSissiaaas While
flSsle synpass 10 sera EsoRa fs ID 10 ~
!rsbssli iasss sd 1tsas syss ossnsaB'iass
lshs horrid biasphss u ytseshaa xuf'
.ilg 0da: 1Eafse ssslf shAass saespl i sshs
saaSssRS u skssdssEi -aAsilaseissksA slfsass'
.sSSSa sdsd She HhlS oe Fshddtiagb ae.feFasas
suppors 10 The causs Of she Union. isla
cons shatSEsslskis SonesssioA vas great
Eai6ss, osa botkiag short Of . fear Of the
Eass. az ssS5dam and GumpEyThs essEE
Ibrssgta sSSn p q xailssosasr aesap y
chssgfuiiy M q piaasanA das9s spfang 40 the
lsids dE Lid q ysEnhshE Nv thsa arse 1ecaaa
Of alarm, aud Aelals ssaea Ap isf aod aae
the right. First amosg shsss may be chased
eas MsshSlMss sE 9ssuopal sChdrOaas he Far
IL sp6balss sIusIaEsas fSsSsf he sud5S sAs
kkfms6ss SET I6ysse5 = whs6 ,bssSesaasf was
sss ssaSasa shssaga dhsa 4saas 4 che 'sams,
idssiheissslS. asaieiwssss ssg sbhaoRtsags
sks dass'6 81 stR4stfaSs % sapp9rs shs oGoS'
srbnsbs-- frSas ths afsa ssppslrshss frths
bsuck sl6hd Sf1 srsasSh, 20 saspssseus time,
sbs 6slDSAly md ssssSssSnsIy ,saainsAinsd
bsa 'SSafss % splFis'ofh seyaisyis saagas by
slF Der arsEsEes, of faith 4hsr snsmssrs ssaad
ap, as one man, fSssts Uauss ofashsissun.
tsy+asud hzRpinisserg makseeld sosEipair
cate the right. kitty bA wondered a.,
then, that the Methodist Church has brought
d0sah 6pSuF ittsif sbs shashsussaof shs Pail
lissioss ! Il igso be Supposed thas Satan
wtii cherish 1 lSFs for thosS WHO defend
Ifhs fishtF -" ,2n"7's Gtl,ts ,gerTa r I'd
Afea weeks sihss che ''oousosa BLUFF
nisistsrial assS5fasiori Ofghs Nj .. oharcb,t y
held meeting in this city, al wbichFa seriss
1et rrssOidtiODs 1sars pissed Z paOiishsd in
he NoxpAkktij hrSashing sptr4s Of tbe
most exbatsd patriotism, ana 'plsdsing an
uI1cSSditi6DaE aua npwaSsrFbg sdpport 70
she FssaFsl Gsvernms ns I'd its 'eGtrss' 60
1supprssS otAs lsSsHf6S.. Al was 30 Sass
been expected, these resolutions stirred up
ths ire of CUR ssossh edssmpossry, and
caused him ii stftosh" ia a ssrribls n s46sr
1-hs took OSsGsi0h ID relieve himself Sfhs
trade Of the dirtisss abuse 81 oil chfEssisn
ministers 10 geBsrs!, and the minister 10
charge Of the III. E. Church 26f tas place,
IN particular. The fact chat be dsnou6 css
Ehs resolutions, u proof positive shat sbsy
arr right, Sdd t,,s vilisinous atsEck upon TIL
character Of the gentlemen composing sbs
association, is ouiy smother proctor whas
we have previously asserted, shat chose
thrill heirs Of He'll, "stsasou 70 The Govern,
nsns and persecution Of tBslShurch %, . 20
2asturaify hand ID hand. ca -: .se7..as
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h =, snsus4sgo9 -yo iNsFy5 YS S't, lst., /
osas sHosksFis hfasaqgss frs
near FaiEfazs mass of lhis1 anpy, i IN ~ the
,risislsy Of sbs sld battle aeld "a Rpll .Rppt
IL does ssos seem Likely ihat be sill ysptpre
lihfO the, EallsYs - be doe, NOS kPpw shs
fsrcs, ss4shs epsRya Hs rill probably
soma,bask % sha inamsnse fQrsi6eatilna 90
a. to pFssesk q. Gsnk movement. and .so
sEoss the Pospnaeip case .oE emergency %
The Maryland eide ata4--t... Liz nslI
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= IT." I'd sssitsa glsssayG ]. Ira ~,

: ss.ssd4asa BSds ospYs sSa ass6 sI
,o'ss'ianSs,,lappa. I'D, sso RSikHsy sas.o
y thos 'iaal I bury oFgaaiGihk
CEN ~ - as g safies q iaFss ss sra
on o. sias pi.s ana foftssE'ioAs j Sibsi s Il
% 00'V0S0auush' are going on sc,iysE !
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. VI N}l.9 q n 4 Z, = Z.
McCupneea vsile D. Hui

Y sEssggisFs krepfeaa late ajshs bsipe ii.
=; e R = lssss s:ysnisg from bslok,
1dhsy sspQFi s QQ Esbsis crossed s SO s;ys,
] ssssf Apd eaaaslrshipg % Hssceok.
sssEa ap as n lh lsPy's lesssd ssssess wsrs
0o''eo'ea' who being dsn9rslissdi,, aed II Il
EspoFssessa fd IL ef she rebels. go \.
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New YofK iS..

o., New Yofk, AGs +
Mr.. walter Cooper, Of Ehs ihdfaaoiaR vac
has bS been 10 Lirpy prison 'sjbss he cabiBrs
Of HE vessel makes the foilowiag fmp0r-
taut statement - '@,'-' '''@
! TSfItsa lIG siaIea3sY ,u0Ifiet44 slsigaf4;i. !.
q, lie thinks, jndgiDe from. assertion, Of
Richmond papers, stopching Las'e atrength
a. the time 81, the battle of chanoellorsille
sad, from. reinforcemspts that hare been
seat within lest swo OF three weeks. that
rebel army Of Potomac il basvs s 100. lO0 a II
l20, 900 strong. =, b~.4 ., ,,.;s,,..,,
b. From windows Of Libby prison, which
commands the james river, as apoint where
trayeleFs 'On PesersbaEg + railroad cross, sol
diers have been seen, coming norshwari
daily, for the past Two weeks Thosss 9 On
last Thprsday's train, xsrs asked, and wssfs
united ip saying. they Rsse from Tepn.--
None Of shess troops RETAINED ID Riichhmfoud
which Is as bare 81 soldiers as 81 il xas at
time Of OUT 1sasalr.yS raid. $1,000 men men
could take i %: day. Pstersbstg IS i also
without garrison. il ysG q general opinion
10, RicbmQad,. that q. ieignsd attack 90
Washipe,oe would b made. While lssssssss
Invaded Pepp. and Ma. .,, 1855. ..'.. 1'aa
i, lRs sbsilsI syidsPtly ssvsrsly hsndI "a d
Beverly Ford. ,Thirsesp car loads OF tt6sir
,woppdsd 10 that engsg cement hsd al arrived Il
,R ri Tbete aFeip Lib6y prisee,, s4
Z, o9tboeEs and 4. lp other nsus Who deserted
from coTsrdics Or bomesick nsss, Is hope
Of speedy return on parole. Rebels 30
Logger parade, these deser'ers, bGls kssp
them closely eonaneJ and beas. them so d.
Verely that many weak opss are re Indeed ID
take sbe rebel ostT Of allegiance and u s even
Join rebel army to escape the horrors Of
con6nem ent. -, ''-' FFF@ 20 i
FFtces 20 q R'efhnppd are. growing higher.
Sola e, 70 p 80 s. $500 il coqisdssa.s
,FHF'EfS fuo fe sasstlsss,.g, at d.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-06-20
,FRETGlkTGNG TO, TIE WEST.

at OR OAaha asd GouScil Bluff sxehAn.
yes still talk at intervals of bridging. the
Platte and Lapp Fork. They, say thaksuf
lcRIsus imonsy Sss been raised for IL nur.
SpSse, thss sskryfhiug u Id FsSdibsss ID basb,
Use work toR spbs4y souslasi0A, hut sosne
lAswaA sssgts EerBs sloHs Ve sanaoE hear
thas 3 single stick of timber has ,yes bach
eus Tor ahe purpose, and are forced 20 con.
@oinss saas ehs undertaking has about sSdetf
10 snoSs Thepsopls ssssAinls'do hos an
Ptsaiase he inaReFtaacs1of shess hridRes, on,
perhaps they think no, mere OF the trade of
Colorado since the discovery Of Tie new
fnines on the head Or the Nsissuufi. atf such
be the eass we wish tassu7 Toy Of .tsieie ,sw
Hhppas and sexpeesationa.f Prudence would
dictate 50 retain what they have. and trust
20 The future; 70 SECURE what ia a. best" as
yet ,ouiyash dpcertafuty. 81 q "'tR l.ss 3
"a ROa6 share Gf sha Colorado 3tPmda ia
gradually working pp he riyer,r bseauas nv
90 deing is shortens The overland transit,y
kansas City 10 longer has any trade With
this country; Eeasen aoEth has not near sbe
psopnFsioo q sejoysa thresyeGas age and
pSt+ Joseph ja aln9ss SsEka s&sn.., Asohinson.
.sslII fetains q strong hold on OoloEado. n !
shipping point, BECAUSE il il The srnafiIrroad
terihiSns.s With That Axeepti06' TIA fFegdbt. !
tag Depicts sss1kEa3haIay working safhtsa ara
ipoiats a. tbss Big Msd,ly., NebrAxka'e,s~
a GO ttesa noao has the legd. RraEnyille and
PlattFrnnuth have their share. Omaha ard
CounctP Biuf could secure a Vsry fss..
pTepostioa Of thsp trade by' In itasb4 n ss S
oF'dses pndjeareddy &hey do IA sed rhr,g
s!es 'as held Of ss0npstisiQp. Denpsr