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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25
(No. 7iil
LIMITED STATES on AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN.

~ biasss 90
wasssAs A libel ~ information has been filed IN the
District Court of the United state. within and for
The seventh Cult and District Of Indiana. the ss,h
day Of January, fss1. BY John Hanna, Esq. Attorney
for the United states for the District of Indiana against
the following described credits aud effects Of William
J. Holoemh, to-wiu -Four premlsaofy Not.s al dated
March 3oth. isai for fsso Oh each payable In and
years respectively fFom the Let Octobef icsl with Ia
tsrr ssid notes we're given ~ John Oaks % one
Seth Nay, aud by him assigned and transferred 10 said
Hoeamb. and secured By mortgage certain real estate
In Lspos county indiana violation Of powers Of
an aetof Congress- approved July ~, 1884, entitled IAN
act Go suppes nsrfecton. ~ punish treason and rebel
on seize and eonhsose the property efrshes and for
other purposes, and praying pfocsr against said pfops,
snd that the same msy be condemned and sold ss
snsmiss' properly #
Now therefore, pursuance efthe monItlon under the
seal Of said court 10 ne directed aud delivered DO here
by give pubs notice all persons claiming said pfopfy.
any part thereof In manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
The United States " b. hsd al the city 81 indianapolis,
In and for the District o. indiana the third Monday Of
February neat a. ten o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then AID thsf. % nsfposs their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
D. "a. RosE, u. \. Marshal,
Per \, baslow, Deputy,
JoU ~ hsA. Cfest. fses-dist
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

y no class Of diserse that produces such exhaust
pseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and r,,n.,v p....-.s
and through false nodssy they ar. n.v.e.s 49,
are 80 advanced 20 be beyond the ccnro ~ or.
remedlrs. and We prssent the = -Is
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sole Proprietor and Manufatnrer 81 the Hard Rubber
Truss, under Riggs a Uspiy-ar's Patents
The iinri ltlhrr Truss u unlike ah superior 10 all
e,hers IN the following r~i~c,s WIN neyse break.
ehafa, gall blister 10 msir stu nc hsnlrr will
cure Hernia " y"nrs' standing ds I'D press 90 luInre
the cord. anil u always clean and Fo,Hl ~ hrw.
Patients lie accurately nttsd by srt,ditg sne In
inche. srmn'l ls-iy IN ih,e q ruIsure,
RrFfnfNres ~ io u+risi, over o'hers Tho FOL.
lowing only offered Ptnh Mai, tRrn-l,an. aud
Parker New. York, rr,fs ,i'~nrl and Agfw Ihllaisl
phla, ~, H. jalnNag tuuem ,'enrrhl hnrrsu, Wash
inglon, rrts ilransrl, fr,vt, na. Andrws. and Da.
WIS., Chealr, br. Mulcntt. Milwaukee. Wis
Manufacturer anil iracr IN slT-lllrF Irece. Ahiom.
inal Supporters Fk ah Cotton llssilc Stockings Zoe
varico-e N,ans, Fnrt-.t,s,tN naniavsr, Ar.. Ac
IN WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL Ira, man.
hciured iy g. Stafford, has mai, a,anagss over all
others and ~ an evidence n such II has r~elyed the
nrri PREMIUMS nj the tnltsd states Pairs. under the
animation ~ the bed snrFruna Ia country, ls mo
tion Il received frm a ruh~r cord tairh Will never
break giving Frrat prcfrrrpcs the rirn spring
used In ethrr ilma
scnd stamp hf pamphlet. Pos once hoa 40.
BAY FOR sale by all Druggists movie az .dam
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Ups Nc w. IA.

The events Of the they developed wili be
faithfully geen - that the pube may b. advised q. 20
s progress tie results 81 battles. the eondoa Of the
conirning armies and all tina, affects the great struggle
at home and abroad for the eefthrow Of ths Rebellion
IN addition the SaiiHs viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS 81 The day. CHolck MISCELLANY. STATE
TRIMS. tho latest reports q the NEw YonK and ctN.
CtNNAri GENERAL and cATTLE MARKETS, %, con.
dition Il the MONEY AMI STOCK MARKETS IN = -ord.
Il will he the effort u the Prcpretors 81 the nhze 10
give is columns interest si al classes of readers and
such information ~ili be especially adapted 20 IN.
we'll being n tho citizens 81 Indians.
The .Saiasl will continue to represent and stand BY
the regular organisations 81 The Democratic party stats
and National. sustain the principles aud policy they shall
avow. and support The candidates They may nominate.
We have no agents. The low prices Zoe Subscription
will not allow a. We therefeF- s.k our Democrats
frsnds-A Who desire the II sound prlncplss
90 AID IN The extension - the circulation o. the .iss
Daily and weekly. until they shall At least reach every
Democratic AHl, IN Indiana The pfss' Il most im.
roriant agent In directing Alright The public mind and ell
that = needed 10 give the democrats party permanent
rule l. che enlightenment u the people te ~ prno
pes an policy Il shall be aim, With all the ssility
We possess 10 faithfully advocate bsmoefslf sentiments
and measures. for ne believe that doing best
promote the true interests Of The country.
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ELDER HARDNESS e. BINGHAM
GAR q z r S.
.y.EV. R.lRRER SHOP.

-, sHUCRArT HAS OPENED 4 BARBER SHOP IN
-. the new block Of John Z. New. doors soaih 81
the Po-ionice. the second noor, Room No and ?.
wher, he will be pleased 10 ali bis old customers I,
In full hlAstwlih IN chairs. octlO-dly
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No. 1lo.
TINTED STATESOg AMERICA, DIS.
u TRsCT 90 INDIANA. sGr
N9nzks, Nbel cf information has been fled In the
~trrs of United States within and foe the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 1ssh day
Of January, 1se3, by John Hanna, ESQ.,, Attorney for
the United sstss Coz the District Of Indiana against the
following described estate credits and effects OF VII
ham Holcomo, to-wt -Four certain Promissory Notes.
al dated The soth of January. 1884, Cor fifteen hundred
dears each psysbe 1ith day Of October In the years
ISL s3 tss3 and lisa, respectively, with interest
nuay from the 18th October lsso. said notes given By
one Josephus L. Way 10 seth Way. and By him en-
dorsed and transferred 20 said william j. Holcomb,
for violation Of the powers Of Of Congress- ap-
proved July H. lse2 act 90 suppress
usn punish and rebsion and conf
the property ~ rebels and for other puposes praying
process against said property and that The may be
condemned and sold ~ enemies property.
Now tbsrfore On pursuance u the moniton under the
zeal Of said Court directed and DELIVERED do here
by give public notice 90 all claiming said property
any part thereof In any interested therein
that they he and appear before the sad the District Couri
% the United States be hsd at the city 81 Ind snapo.
nsin and for The District u indiana the third Monday
ofF~brusry neat 1ooeock of the forenoon oftha day
then and there 10 nerpose their claims aud make theft
allegations IN that behalf
u. GARLAND ROSE. u. 4 NJ.
ny l. RiasIow. Deputy
Attssu Joas o. Rss. Clsfk. fsbs-dlt
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TuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN hkSf ~
ALvORD into partnership. and The eu'in.ss VII
hers. after b conducted the name snc sys 2. kssn
CAfD~tLL ALvoEp- kOehn S@Io"s--
decib
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DAsNiiir, PA, June :, lad1.
NJ. VIZ. N. Cared Dear Ntr. IN February isai,
afflicted with the diabetes and tor hive months
passed more than two gallons ~ water IN 20 hours,
obliged 20 get up often twelve times du-
RUG the night and IN hVe months Lost about 60 pounds
IN weight During the month ~ July, al, | procured
two bottles ~ Constitution Water and IN two days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after teganing my usual good
coed health. Your, truly,
w l.. ~ WITT
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with The conviction that II Ia. no =.
relieving the class Of diseases whit II has re-, $50 ~
eminrutiy successful in curing. trust that W. IN
be rewarded for efforts IN placing valuable r,msy
IN form 10 meet the requirements Of patient and oh, a.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrS--FRIcE al.
wM n. GREGG A CO. PROPRIETOR
Morgan a Alien. General Agents, No ss Clia street
New York Wright French, s5 Randolph t.: Smith 4
D~yer. - LAX. wholesale gents Chicago Illinois
isn7s-Dn
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eovsrn .s.caAsrs.
show Rins, uosei utiis OF rare, Hand
nils, Poster. aud Program nes,
labels, Invitations, Par.
ties and BailsI
BOOK WORK,
svsnr esscs,ruos.
SCHOOL AND COiLF0E CAfALOouEs,
MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS,
CONSTITUTIONS.
REPORTS.
BRIErs. ac,
wshsw one Of the most complete Printing Establish.
menu In the country our fselu.. for doing all kind. Of
work, book. Plain or Ornamental are mr., class. We
have introduced and Presses and have
added TO our Type all the modern styles. and employ
the bes, wstkmen We are thus enabled to furnish Jobs
promptly, To guarantee satisfaction and to seosp, low
price,.
We have connected with our job Department Adams
Superior Presses and are prepared to execute Stereotype
rrs.swork together with the pre..worh for outside papers,
s,low ngures
Tn.~ -Asse-. sa.,.. -.r
Merchants, BANKERS, Railroad Man.
ayers, Insurance Agents, wsmu.
rscturers, &c..
Is respectfully directed TO our E-,sburAmsat they
desire nrst class work At low rates.
ny Order. fron abroad will receive prompt attention
puS-work furnished In all cases at the time promised
Ca Strangers from distance, and busi-
ness men OF the city and country, are cordial
~ invited TO visit our office, and examine our
facilities for executing every description OF
Printing in the neatest style, and on the most
reasonable terms.
~ Office ON Meridian Street. South Of Wash.
ng,on Street, opposite the postofice
AppRE&,
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why should | buy = box o


Il X y ID E'S L l. | l. a q .
THg WONDERFUL GRANUIEsi
Because they cure hoareness. sore Throat. DC.
Who has NJ heard Of the
what sA0ulc take for sore Throsf
whs, shoHld I taxi fofsCalN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25
SUPPRESSED MENsTRuATIoN.

SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN.
which In the unmarried female IL constant recurring
disease asi through neglect the seeds Of more and
month passes without eror, being made 90 assist
tue the suppression becomes chronic the patient gfadu
ally oses her appetite the bowels eonstipated night
swes's come on, and the consumption finally ends her
career,
LEUcoRRHTA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation u the mu.
by severe pains ~ the back across the bowels
and through the hips AleaspoonIul olhe medicine may
be ,aken three time. day with en injection Of table.
spoonful OF medicine mixed With hall pint 81 son water
morning sndevenins
rLAMM ,IIoN on rnE KIDNEYS AND cAfARRi
Oh tiiE W.AnnkR, srRANGuARy ANph
INA 90 PAINFUL uRlNAfiNG.
For those dlsess-s II Il truly sovereign remedy and
too much eannal he said IN IA pfase single dose has
you troubled with that distressing pain the small
Of the back and through The hpA lraspo0nfnl day
ofcensttuuon Water will relieve ycu like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II hss NO equal Ia r.li.vins the most distressing ymp
toms Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid stomach Nomil.
Ing Food Ae. Take a leaipoonIu after dinner. The
do-e Ia all be Increased II desired bat should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since given up the Of huehu cubes and u
nibef Ia the treatment OF these diseases and only them
Tor the want of better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved ussi equal to the task that has dsvolved
upon u,
DiuRETlCS.
lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
READ, READ. READ.
DAsyiis, PA, June :, lsaa.
~. VIZ. n. t'sKa0-f Dear Nir. IN February isdi,
afflicted with the diabetes and tor hive months
passed more than two gallons ~ water IN 20 hours.
obliged 20 get up often twelve times du-
ring the night and IN i've months Lost about 60 pounds
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NOTICE.
TRUssEs, &C.

7. d. 5E e +, NY } TR US2
ESTABLISHMENT. TO ct,W ~. cHic.oo, lit.
Branch orice-So - Nor d fnh s,rs,t, 81 Louis. No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25

new Legislature viii assemble % the s,h q ysns-
AIRY next It, action will have deep interest Cor the
citizens q Indiana The Ssafssi viii faithful
and intelligent report Of u prooesdlngs. that IN.
reader understand from day day what their Rspr
..,t.,t,.. -. a.t,.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903.


Ihk go~sr~nsnsai sn1 pciftsAl ca><sssas 90 -
coming year vsii hs~s ab~sssse nSsrsss 81 svvy
osiien We are sngased IN gigantic cvf -sr. the
suit Of which none ear fore>>s- n th-ess~ps rs1cs
change In the Institutions and psncspl-. upou -hsA the
Government fsuDded. and the s..truetsoa 81 the
liberty and rights Of the citizen. saeh a. the
people Of no ether nation have enjoyed. and
which may Be attributed cur uneq1.lsd progress.
IN national prosperity and greatness The hss. -al
Be upon US WHISTLER this FREE overnmsnt shall bs
preserved aud maintained and the rights q the States
uDsr the Constitution perpstus,sd po-eral central
authority Be permitted grow 81 this war. eblitsr
sting State lines instu,on and all those checks
upon the Federal Government, nights reserved By The
States which have the exccllsnce and
rority q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enc the sea- fOr
the common objects se, krth In the Constitution. bat
"distinet the hfiows IN the Management q their
purely domestic affairs. These questions involved
m the elections and The q the people
most smphsiosly expressed Cor The C0ostitution ss
10 and the Umon % wss." Never there time
when was important sha, the people hsud ~ thor
eughy advised 20 the progress and eoBtoa q public
affairs and Of passing events people not a. for
selfgOvernmsnt unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upcn the questions which Affect alike their o~n
and the public welfare.
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pysMfNORntEA, on PAINFUL. MEssrRuATloN, AMI
IN MENoRRnAGlA OR PkoFusE IIOMlN0.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the men.
stFuM uld IN the heinF little and accom-.
pand by paint aud Oh. other profuse
lion, whlra will be speedily cured by the Constitution
WataT,
That disease known a. FALLING on THE WOMB.
which u the result Of relaxation ofthe ngaments Of that
organ and u knownh sense of heaynees and dragging
pains IN the back and sdas AID al tunes by
sharp lancidating shooting pains through the parts
Will, IN all cases. be removed BY the medicine,
There " another class ~ symptoms arising iRRi.
TATioN on rltE wOMB which Physicians call Nervous.
ness which word covers up much ignorance aud Ia nine
% ten the doctor does not really know whether
thu symptoms the disease, or the disease the -ynp
TOMS We can only onumerae them here, speak more
particularly Of Cold Feet papAtion the Heart impaired
Memory, WakefnneSs, FLASHES Of Heat, Langnor, Lassi
tude and Dimness Of vlslon.
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BRANDE'S TUSSI GO
IL Pleasant 10 the Tssts-Ch1xrss 90 81 ~
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VIII soon assemble. and the important question,
will be brought before Il for determination. ons q
which, the Emancipation and coiouz.tion policy Of the
President viii vitality affect the future Of The country
All interesting Congressional proceedings vii Be
ported IN The Srnfiasi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25

Haze long since given up the use Of huehu cubes and
nibef VA the treatment Of these Diseases and only N
Tor the want of a better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25

Diseases occurring from and the will bs
entirely cured by the Constitution Water. faken for any
length ~ tlms, The dose should vary With the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops Co teaspoon three
times day In water During the passage 81 the csleu
us the pain and urgent symptoms should be eomhatied
9Th the proper remedies, then followed up by the Con
stitution Water. a. above directed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon a.
DIuRETIcs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25

u has equal IN relieving the mo.t distressing symp
toms Also Headache Heartburn, Acid stomach, Nomii
Ing Food, Ae. fake q leapoonml after dinner IN,
do-e Ia all b. Increased n desired but u should
be done gradually
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-28
ForefgI.nl..

r:..5 ....t - Chicago, Nov. 81,
Correspondence to the New York
Times writes as follows 2. 'iFasr t2l,is iii
sa- = st Petersburg. Russias Oct. 80.
l War preparations continue here upon
Q scale Unprecedented in the history ol
Russia. An immense recruitment d hal
been ordered shroughous the EmpiSel-4
Very large esrthworks and stone fort
have been constructed at this place.
Cronstadt, Helsing gford, Z Viborgif and
|osher placea'of the old Granite Forts cal
Cronstadt have been: covered with l2
inch rolled iron plates for, ten or. twelve
months. Two or three iron clads Of DIFF
'ferent construction have been ordered,
ftosbe ready Sop'sea in May or June. next,
Large quantities Of common ,shot and
shell have been ordered from, England
and will come overland during the win
ter. - All government shops are bsirs
enlarged. ! Every effort 10 making I'd
render Russia independents Materials
food and clothing for her armies is all
ready in, At the first appearance of the
war cloud the Russians decided it rather
much, although they were dsterrninedt q
do their utmost to sustain the Emperor
it It comes TO that. Now however the
feeling is entirely changed! In feet
think they court it than otherwise. AL
exander's popularity is immense, and
increasing every day. He is now visit
ing the southern portion" of the Empire
but is expected 10 return to,.StU Peters
burg in few days, ,:.... a.,,.
T - e.. .
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GOOD ROADS.

AArs EDLI0&Sz fss5ssf.Esry lz.ssf Ees o. r
The remarks of your correspondent,
sIowa.p IN yesterday's paper, urging the
improvement Of the read leading north
fronn this city, are sensible to the LAST y
IL viii benefit Council Bluffs but little. in
q business point of view, Il we should
naacadaznize our streets, and pate alI The
aide walks with the '.best hard burnt
brick" !" unless the main roads leading 10
the city are, as the same kizn& pat and
kept, in good, safe travelling condition.
ft is well enough to have aH shshamforss
I that We can q hozps. but thsy will not
pay if We allow the trade O. the roantry
and nedghboring towns to be diverted
from. us by the bad eonditioa ef fshstSads
leading 70 Council BluRs. The road
through "Mud HoilomY il . pretty bard
one to keep in good order but it can
and should be done. Perhaps the time
has come 70 reconsider the expedieney OF
constructing q road along the base Of the
river bluff to Crescent City. There Is q
considerable country up north. the trade
and products of which ought to come,
nov and always, to Council Bluffs. -.
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~oBEYINa ORDERS. ;,

MERRITT, of the Statesman, has the very
happy faculty of obeying all orders issued
by Rebel Generals and copying the SEN
timents ofall Rebel papers. He is the
best piagiarist now in the editorial corps
of that delectable party of pretended
Union men. 1t was Gen, Beaaregard
that in official orders directed that. Fed
Herai soldiers should no longer be called
" Yankees but should be called " Alb
ohtianists," and Merritt and his ilk
obeyed orders, and forthwith all Union
mer were called " Abelitionists." Reb-
ell papers assaulted Gen, Ben, BUTLER and
called him Beast Butler, and forthwith
orders were promptly obeyed, and Bat
Ter was called Beast in thercolumns Of
every pretended Union paper from the
World to the tstat<aRaa and BEgte.+ They
vie with the foaeskAAd filthiest papers
of rebelassA isss II Union men. Un.
ion Generals and every man who prose.
1hHSo IAO ~ "lGA N1SsOE AI1a ElS1tS FeDHbS
with their just and merited deserts
Merritt must sympathize with the senEi.
ments, and have drank deep from the
bitter fountain of the malice of that par.
ty of " old who published coffin hand
bills against Gen. JAcksoS. Butler can
well afford to be called . d" Beast y BY
such sheets, for the, country will we'll re-
ward him for showing rebellion no quar-
terss-strangling it at its birth.
Howl en-obey orders-spit your zen,
ON -yota are powerlessl for good or evil
you have been Stoned oat of Iowa.
roughed in Ohio. and the Curtain
xfawn over yeun pslatedz party carcass
= Pennsylvania, This is only the be-
sinning Of the days, of your trouble. -.
Next year you will be calling for water
to 'eool your parched tongues"
HEr. ltGASA ~ A+s
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B. ". - a9sElsiea lssrs frlsy4a ssfnfy
OFFICE IN, sECoHp sTokX or


M. Fp,-o,.. nro I'll e7'3lsEs .pntn1ass asigl
& Ode sf the princspal roads leading into
the city, that through /. Mind Hollow, Z
which Winds its way along The, edge q
Indian Creek ,tor :. !. The Lousyu i in .
most miserable, and during The time oi
frosty or slippsry srr00aads. very dangerous
condition. The people Of shis city owe
1t to themselves, TO not 1oniy 1eek into
this matter, but 10 take immediate and
effective measures 10 pus this road IN
good 5gnds safe travelling coniision.la III
win pFoys 70 their interest te do asa "A
lsrgs amount Of produces fromiths lennn,
try comes In, anaa large anouns Of goods
from the city gees out. oserityl and there
would be much more ifa IL fwas in good
order. As It ID tits along ths edge oi
the stream, whers the btafEs have basni
cut awsy barely vide ehoaghlfor aRngls
vehicle, and there are places MhersfoE
considerable distances, two cannot pass,
At these places the road winds around
the points of the tlufSsI and the driver
of one team eannotsee another approach
ing. 'Whenst they meet, one or ths other
must back UP. The road at best rs an
inclined plane fom the cut of the bluffs
to theedge Of the creek, and with every
rain washes down. It has been growing
worse and worse for a year past. With
heavy rains:it becomes very soFs,i and the
danger then is of! getting rnfred and
stuck in the mud. IN freezing weather
when it becomes icy, thereis very great
danger of sliding off and being Upset isf'
to the creek. Freighters off goods to
points north of us, dread this g mud hel
low and " lousy" and we have known
of an instance within o. few daysgfh
which the purchasers ofseveral Thousand
dollars worth of goods in this city found
it very difficult IN obtain teams TO go
over this road on account of Its bad con-
dition, when there were plenty Offering
to 90 in other directions, and he had
finally TO pay Id increased FaEa as an in
ducement. This ought not to be. There
sis large trade betweeh. here and fsionx
City, and above, (which will naturally
come to this point 10 such obstacles as
this road are not permitted to remain in
the way! IT. will not do TO sit ,dowp and
say it is the Ras Of this Or that official TO
attend to it, ....- -. .,....t.' E,a,
TSTrT