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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT

snsu Executive Committee on th D,
department 10 the great Central Fair
,sii and cooperation, we'll as m. ~ M
iny ~ we tate OF Delaware who might nrsf NY ~
and des 70 ihis especial branch Of Tie Fajr
80 le prompt and liberal response fbat tb,s i aiti
, w gu IN proportion by their sister ~ Ia, LAY
present. lhueaions, the time Is not az m FROM
III. ~ upuI lor the opening Of this Great sants a aas
al We can give and do will be called int - Nlr
~ siis inoans ana groana Of those WHO M, r.,
arm some with the loss Of leg but more - W " an
more VINO have cheetfnlly given up iii H. II, ~ Vmea
v,unfryi ieaNhs their own families, tt-h t.ieT
MI , AIN @ mat W may gather AboD IL IN NO.
iu eiJ93 heht Gan any one refuse to t, mar r. ~ ",
Mald hlnhserng to the suerings OF thas t alt ~
ihe ilnls is AZ hand when the man or ta si'oWst
hesitaes to take decided grounds and rer m n VINO VINO
nni uolug, will be looked upon as baek slida u W
Ialh OF theh fathers, and heatheus anJ vii % sis
ne1 hJ all Christian people. N "iii pesnnh-
4, mere gre als me Ghdrenf Do they ask what tbev .n
uot ANY child almost save one 1,,nn,5 T. 10y Saa %
hsif spending m ney, until they have ~ 80 M VI
orlng IL forward. Only think children bnr ih u @ MN
ui you would be- II every little boy and sirl h ~
Wotd give YOU 20 cents. Bring II now Il, tis ,cp IA
Nounigd soldier, and let what of liz az ns
n, 1Ve usI re me FAR opens. 1t shaibe printed md
let people see what the Children in Delawsr ~ j -
contributions Of any article articles for childr, &
entertainment or amusement with the donoris nan s
price marked upon it, will he cratefulIv sckn,rig
by tile Chairman '' auu seh'fd
Contribute of remnants of ponii,, su.
labpoas, laces, &c. to be sent the il iniinetn n i
on or be ore May 5h directed to the sChd3,,is nS
meni OF the Greet Sanitary Fair" aud len in e,s " %
Contributions of Books Toys, or Games atric,d q, ,,
same msnuer and sent TO any one OF the COMMITTEE w
S.ntllputions o. li9ts' Shoes or any thing Children
thing. - '' seuu Us s'ne-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Committee on the Post Office De
partment of the Great Central
Fair.

Anxious to make it efficient as possible hereby re
specially appeal to EditOrs Cergymmen Teachers young
men anu madiens children--a who love their country
ans would care for its noble defendsrs-who can wied
pen, 70 snd In contributions many, and early,
possible The time draws for the opening Of the
tair and the Committee relying the Literary talent
OF our State which they assured Is the side OF
loyalty, confidently make this appeal Every day added
to the history OF our brave eountTymen in for the
preservation of sacred liberties should make US feel
that nothing do for them, should be left undone
Men whc-when carried from the sangunary field shout
for their brave leader and eounry-nsead OF murmur
ing 1T their sserheeought to belet by all the sympathy
aud care in our power. Hence ii is earnest appeal
Please send letters and communications, directed or
without directions stationery. etc. at to eth
of the undersigned thus help the great and good
cause. JOHN H. ADAMS, Chairman,
Mas, GEO y, WIsWRLL,
may 5l.2w Chairman Of Ladies' Committee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office Of Committee on Donations of .Woney,
INSTITUTE BUlLDING.
WILMINGTON, April 18th, 1864.


INSTITUTE BUlLDING
WILMISGToH, April 18th, 1864.
The Committee on Donations of Money an
peal for contributions in MONEY, to those O.
thelr Fellow citizens who do not propose sending
10 the Fair the products of their skill and in.
dusdtry. By far the larger portion of the mon
ey received on the occasion Of the Fairs held for
the benefit of The Sanitary Commission in Gin
cinnati, Boston and Brooklyn, was derived from
dlrect donations in CASH, and not from the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of articles exposed What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford relief
to the sick end wounded soldiers is MONEY, in
large amounts and from all sources We call
'hen upon all bankers, corporations, capitalists,
persons living upon incomes, professional or
Otherwise; IN short upon all who will not be
represented in the Fair by their productions, to
initiate the example of those who will, and to
contribute literally in MoNEY for this great
object.
1t is proposed to raise Que Dollar for every
man, woman and child in Delaware, as the con-
tribution of this State to the Sanitary Commits.
SION Every person is solicited to WORK for this
great cause. II is hoped that by earnest and
united effort the result of our labors may be
worthy of the patriotism and loyalty of the
State. .s-if lIl l''
Contributions may be handed to any member
OF the Committee, Or to the Chairman, or to the
secretary anu treasurer
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman.
Secretary aud Treasurer. s@
GEO. II. 2. SIMMONS, 4...
Office Of N. q. Co. Insurance Co.,
Institute Building.
COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM CAsBY, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. T. Head,
j. l.. Devon ,Jr
J. G. Jackson, Pleasant Hill,
j. Miller, Newark
D. W. Moore, Ceutreville,
Ed. Challenger, New Castle,
j. P. BelVille, St Georges,
G.. " Hastings, Krkwood,
j. b. Cazier,
W. ". Tschudy Smyrna,
j. A. Dunning, Dover,
j. Woodan Z"
DIR. G. L, Mahou Smyrna,
Thos. Simpson, Camden,
w. Townsend, Fre1eiica,
A. N. Hail, Milford,
IL. W. Reynolds, Feiton,
g. S, Layton, Brilgevile,
L. W. Waples, Loves,
Geo. s. Money, Delaware City,
Rev. Daniel Lambdin, Camden.
MRs. II. W. BRErsE,
Chairman of Ladies Committee,
Mrs A. W. Smith, Wilmington,
Miss H, B Torbert
Mrs 3HSE llaines, Newark,
Mrs Taggart, New Castle. l..--
Mrs. A. P. Shannon, Chriatiana,
Mrs, A. r. Robertson, Delaware City,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Way. Centreville,
Mrs. Isaac D. Hamilton, Smyrna,
Ladies' Aid Society, Middletosn,
Mrs A. B. Richardson, Dover,
Mrs. James IL. Boone, Fredericn,
Miss Annie Reville, Milford,
Mrs Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
apr 22-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
NO I,ET.

shs2A tenement Of FIVE rooms rent IS per mon tn
IMl&# Preference will be given 70 family Without
NJ small children, and considerable work can
lis&8kkh hu hAdether on my farm or in my house.
J. A. Brown,
mar Living Home, Newport Pike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Will soon disappear by the use OF these invaluable
pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the bowels be eher confined or
unduly acted upon. It may strange that Hollo-
ways Pills should be recommended for Dysenery and
tux many persons supposing that they would increase
hs rehxaton This Is great mistake for these Pills will
correct l ltgor and stomach, and thus remove ali the
aerid umors from the system This medicine will give
tone aud vgor to the whole org mic system however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow matter of
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
nj hia dfein
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate of the de-
ceased must present the duly atested to the ENecn
~ on before the nth day of April 1860 abide the
Act Of Assembly in such ease made and provided.
W. G. spRUANCE, Executor,
New Castle, April l1th lS34-ap Ih-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Groceries, Wholesale and Reta !

49, RESPECTFULLY informs tho citizen OF Wiinii
k9e ton, and the public generally, that he has on haH
FNat his old established stand at the of SET
- and KING Ss general assortment of we'll select
Groceries, which he will sell the lowest price,
Sg Won on the most reasonable terms Having for numbti
Deen engaged in the business he respectfully in
onga public to call and examine his stock, he eet
1sene y VIZ give sAtistion, tt8
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
DELAWARE DErARrMENr.

The COMMITTEES ON Fine Arts solicit for exhibition oil
sale at the Great Central Fair Paintings Pictures Lith
ogIsphs Engrayngs, Designs, Photographs and other ar
uees properly belonging to this department They give
every assurance that works Of loaned for exhibition
Will be carefully taken Of and returned good order
Ihey request that persons who are willing to place
ther paintings &C. at he dispOal of the Committee will
sshd 70 the Chairman anotheaton OF tle fact stating
the name OF the owner and the and size OF the r
tcs Offered and also whether It is for exhibition or sale
The Comm ittee will make every arrangement for the
safe transportation of such articles without cost to the
~
II s especially desired that every artist living in this
state whether professional anaulr, should be repre-
sehtei oy some work o his her own production 1t
khoMh mat thsre are many ersons OF taste aud skill
whose labors would do honor 70 the State They are
earnestly requested to contribute
Any further information will be cheerfully given by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
WAITE! WAITE!! wAITH!!
READ WATTE,s CATECUHSNy

, when man feels like having pood luncb. ,vharo
should he go to get oneY i'A soVn 'un0n' "here
iu 'oSeph I. Waites old established Oyster Bay at
NO. 257 Market Street. Wilmington.
n, u man wishes to get the choicest dishes of fape
Vystefs anu other niceties, whore does he goY
n VI course 70 Joseph T. Waites old established ovsta
Dsy ~ NO 23f Market street, wilmington
one rs desiroGs of procuring all kinds of eating. and
~, In the very best style, where does no rop
49, mAlTEsl WAIrE'Sli wAITE's ii is tbs unanjrno,,s
anu universal response w Sue
what makes Joseph T. waite's Oyster Bay so popuar
''iP H. so Wen patronized by the whole community
reissI-Because II Is centrally located
S4tuOhp-Because there is nohnmbug about itl
rrhihD-beeause the proprietor is a clever felowi
EoURrH.B Because 1t is respectable place
rrnrH-h BECAUSE they are never imposed upDn
ssiATl-l'ecause they consult their own interests
aEEssEaBecause EstS they consult their convenience
MNTH-Beeause they are always attended To nrou,ntv,
i a5Nnhwntcanse u It is the only establishment Of tie
NAV ~ Miiilngton where everything Is conducted
orderl ~ 4u'"'nesS anu goou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Register,s Othoe.

NEW Castle COusrY April t1th, 1861.
roN the application Of WILLIAM 9. sPRUANCE,
\ " Esl., Executor Of the last will and testament of
ppAVlD WILSON THOMAS late of Appoquinimink Hun
ed in said county deceaed 1t is ordered and directed
he Register that the Executor aforesaid give notice
the granting of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
me deceasei with the date of granting thereof by
4usns advertisements TO be posted within forty days
the date OF such letters, in six Of tho most public
places OF the County Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate present the same
er abide by Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided And also the to be inserted within
Tue same period in the Delaware state Journal a ygs
PAPER published in Wilmington, and to lie continued
therein two months.
t-@1 Given under the hand and Seal Of Office of the
La Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
- County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. NANDEVER,
Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Volunteers, Attention !
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, FoteheB and Swellings, can with
certainty be radically cured il the Pills are taken night
and morning, and the Ointment 10 freey used as stated
In the printed instructions If treated In any other
manner they dry up In part to relk out ia another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from the
SYSTEM and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man It VIII require little perseverance in bad
insure asting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

AZ All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army or
Esy should take especial that they be amply sup
pIel WIN these Pills and Ointment; and where the
mAYe soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, better present can be sent
oy tnelr Friends They have been proved to be the
solulers nevef-fliling friend In the hour Of need
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

using these admirable medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached 70 each
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
new Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon
GEORGE STRoEHLB,
No. 234 King Street
WILNIINGTON. DET,AwAnp

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
QESPECTFULLY announces tbat he has et,a5 nm a
~ Saloon at the above named place and opened ars
restaurant q Lager Beer Saloon.
All the ecacles and subltantias Of the market viii
be served up by experienced caterer In the most an
proved and palatahle styles -' 3F
reasonable terms. as''U 'n
can 6e procured at all hours on the most reason.
svIn M terns Lunch every day from 10 10 u o'clock
ms bar viii be always we'll supplied with ali the best
2regn and domestic Liquors, together with Lager Rec
Ne invites the public 10 give him a call an s.sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers.

Those feelings which saddsn usually arise from
trouble or annoyanres obstructe perspraton or eating
nd drinking whatever is unwholesoHe thus dsturbing
the heathful action of tue liver and stomach These
organs must be relieved ii you desire to be we'll The
rus taken according TO the printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy action u both liver and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
FOR RATIONs AND FUEL FOR FIVE FATuoM BANK
AND CROSS LEDGE LIGHT VESSELS.
coLhEGroR's oPFlcg. SUPERINTENDENT OF Iidmrs,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE May IL, 1861.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be reseived at this Office
- until y o'clock m, "Wednesday, the 10th day of
June lSBli for furnishing aud delivering Rations and
Fuel for the five FathOm Bank and Cross Ledge Lght
vessels IN the Fourth Light House District and for any
relief light vessel and light house tender that may be
called for, for one year. FROM ihe day of Juy 1854
10 the 90h Of June 1862 inclusive The rations to be oil
Enod and approved quality to he delivered alongside OF
the ght house tender other vessels provided for the
purpose, AZ WILMINGTON Del, in good aud sufficient
paekages barrels boxes and cases in good order
ior eaoh ght vessel once quarter of ali expense
g the United states agreeably 3 specifications and ta-
pies attacned thereto, which will form part OF the CON
Ofite. 7ii''''s "' '"'9
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposal for
halons ana Fuel for Light vessts" then placed in
another envoloe and left at directed to this office
Board, r. NJ ROnNEV 9
may if-tt, Superintendent of Lights.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
ARMS, TROPHIES, RELICS, cURIosIrIEs AND
AUrOGRApHs. II


ARMS, TROPHIES RELICS, CURIosITIEs AND
AUTOGRAPHS. II
Tht undersigned Executive Committee on Arms, Tro
pes Relics, Guriosities aud Autographs ON part
Deaw are for the Great Central Fair In aid of the Santa
~ Com mission, respectfully ask your operation
IN the effort to collect articles OF that class We are de
sirous 70 make the display erediable possible Tie
object ia noble one aud all should feel that IL il r
privilege to contribute something towards renderin his
Great Fair worthy of the cause Let The loyal men nnd
women look up the relies of our Reyoutopstg
anu those Of fathers who participated in the war ~
l5l2 and Mexico, and send thea forward to oce nv a
place In the Department of the Diamond 5 ate Setr Ia
among the effects Of our Statesmen other da nn1
bring forth such articles AS in your estimation will n
to this interesting part of the exhibition our STARE 10,
sver nseh Lhe nome OF patriots and Dsawarelns have
ousht In every scene OF strife from rs down to the pres
ont hour, and there many relies and cufiofiss In
our midst that would form beautiful feature in this
ufea FAR II you have any In your possession or know
Of any one who has. you will render rood s4ryie hv
lending Your influence and aid in having them forwsrIe
To- the Chairman, II. s. MoUoNB Wilmington Dslawars
lhey VIII be properly nls uf and returned 70 he
owners if desired, at tho close Of the exhibition ~
II. S, MoCoMB Chairman, Wilmington.
MAJ zen, VIM H. French Mrs j. Latiiner, Chair
wilmington, - man, Wilmington,
Admiral 5. +. DUPONT, VIII. Mrs. b. Lammot, .Ir VIII
A2II ~ zen Lorenzo Ihunas its Gen French,
:, :, a" Mrs J. z. Gillis,
nfiB' Gen Alhin sehoept Miss Anne Semple, d
Brig Cen kenly District Of NJ ss }. Moraion,io
Mai. H. B Judd, viii Srs 4 Cultis. ewarE m3H''
Chas. l. DuPont MIR II tonpar H. 90. rasi
Samuel Canby Mr.. Geo MaxWell ni Ci,y
heN, heishloh Coleman Mrs Clements, Smyrna
Wilmington Mrs DR. Jump noyer ''-''
Adjt Gen. Il. D. Porter, Miss Ann Emerson Com
Newark, den,
NJ. NJ. Cleaver New Cattle, iMfs 4 smitIers F,eaerir.
w. G Robertson, Del City Mrs DIR Pretty man Milfori
Frtnr, ,v"in'Hs fenry O"y hss X htyton George
DR., c. L. Mlhon, Smyrna, Miss Louisa Maull, Leaves.
A Cowgi DoYer N' -7"ss.
IhOs Wallace, Milford,
Col; J. Moore, Georgetown,
H F. Hall, Lewes,
Alex jackson, I-, Camden,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises.

fao which every Soldier and Sailor are liable tbere ara
NO medicines SO safe and convenient IIoowAy'
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded aud almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately Ii he
would only provide himself with this matehless Oint
ment, which should he thrust into the wound and
smeared all round IT, thon covered with piece of linen
from his knapsaok and compressed with handkerchief
Taking night and morning, or rills, TO cool the
system and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapsiek and Seamans Chest sbnud be
provided with these valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03

CAUTION l-Nons are genuine unless the
words "loLIoMAf, NEW YoHK AND IoYpos,n are dis
eernihe WdfermG3I in every leaf Of fba bool, ~
directions around sa'h plt or boz the same may be
plainly seen by holding he leaffo the light handsome
reward viii be given % any rendering such intorIna
ton as may lead TO the detection any party or parties
counterfeing the medicines or vending the same Know
lug them to be spurious.
HolowaysPills and Ointment are now retailed owing
e the high price Of Drugs, 6c at 30 cs 70 cts and
81 10 per llox Pot ' w
So There is considerable saving by taking the larger
N. B-Dreoons for the guidance of PATIENTS in everv
disorder are affixed to each pot or box '
10 ~ dealers ~ my weli known msdi-
ing. ~
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
so Maiden Lane, N. ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03

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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

SOLD OUr.-After thirteen and a quarter
months, or 81 weeks, successfully carrying on
The printing business in Boise, we come sud
denly to announce that the game is up, and
that we are ready to engage in something else
Our paper has been and is strictly .independ-
ent in politics, as we'll az in everything else,
and the time has arrived when in order to
further succeed in publishing NEWS paper,
it is necessary to dive, orbe driven, into poll
ties, an employment that the undersigned
have no relish for; and especially is itappa-
rent that a paper adverse to the present Ad-
ministration, one that will labor to advance
tile interests Of the 'so-calied democratic party
is bound to start in our midst, and as the un-
dersgned, personally are eminently unseund'
altogether unreliable and entirely opposed to
the principles and policy of the modern dem
ocratic party, we have thought it prudentand
proper, in view of tse signs OF the times, to
accept the offer of Messrs. Bowman & Co.,
and to retire from the business, leaving them
in possession of at least portion of the
handle Of the lever that moves the world
knowing full we'll that, even though they may
teach a strange land even false) doctrine,
our refusal to sell would not deter them from
he accomplishment Of their designs. Having
said thus, MACH we Did farewell ana announce
hat, in all human probability, this is the last
ssne of the Boise News Next week the pa
Der will be published under a new name and
~ Messrs. Bowman & Co., with H. G. Street
IS editors aud in the meantime, and for thirty
lays to come, we hope our patrons who have
lot paid-up will come and see US. The sud
lenness Of this transaction-it having been
onsummated on the eve of going to press
as deprived US of both time and space to
make formal vaiedictory.
TT. B J. S. BUrLER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
Notioa to Ghareholdere

81 TIE ADA ELMoRE,G. a. s.. N. co. no. 7.
RT Office is hereby given that meeting "a .at
Nv Stoekhoidera OF the Ada ElmoEe ald a8
Silver Mnag Company No. L. will ie hsid rs
Idaho City, Boise County, J. T., on Has
the 23d day of November, a p. 1861 eiocsa
Re-. NJ of said day, at the Office 81 afei Magenta
The certificates of stock are sadg e q ISSUED.
and a-fuIl attendance Of the sfackhotlaia ear
,astIv desired bv the Boara af Trustees Part %
Article 3D. Of The By,Elaws eBds-" eagh share OF
stock shall be entitled 81 one vote aud each vote
NAV be cat b. proxy 1T all meetings Of the stock
holders the proxy snail be in.writing, and filed
with the Secretary.
By order Of tlie Board Of Trustees.
GREEN WHITE, President.
Attest: JoyAs w. BRowN, Secretary.
Get 20, 1854. VSn5wf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

A TUNNEL.-Last week we spoke about the
mines of MoOre's creek generally. A word
about the ground of Gardiiiat, Lucas Il Co.,
may not be particularly out of place. Their
claims are located near half mile above the
Warm Springs the3 are styled bar claims.
and extend back from the margin of the fat
six hundred feet and are two hundred feet
wide.o This Company and the one adjoining
on the west, have the first right to the Warm
spring water for mining purposes, which is
Suihclent for good head the year round. 1t
is an opinion prevailing to some degree, that
the diggings of Buena Vista Bar are chiefly
Of The " rim-rock order, and 10 proye-or.
rather to disprOve this, the foreman of the
company, Gardiner, (aliaS & Kentuck,' ~ con-
cIuded to run tunnel the entire length Of
their claims aud thereby prospect their ground
thoroughly. The tunnel was started about
month or six weeks ago, and last Sunday
we found the tunnel some three hundred and
seventy feet under ground, and allowing one
hundred feet foF cut at the commencement.
leaves about one hundred and thirty feet OIL
the tunnel to complete. Four men do the
work-two working during the day and tw o
during the night. The ground is about twenty
feet deep overhead in the deepest place. The
timbering is substantial and safe, ard every
thing connected with the claim is carried on
Systematically; in fact, Kentuck," who has
spent seven years of his life tunnel.minino
in Nevada, Cal, won't DO things any other
way. But to the prospects," The ground
which might be said to constitute the rim
rock diggings, paid on an average eight and
ten dollars per day TO the man; as the tunnel
advanced the ground prospected better, and
they now find ground that will pay forty dol
lars per day to The hand, and establishing a !
belief that it will keep getting better as far
back as they will 60. The company viii
now sink shaft for the purpose of aiming The
tunnel and making it more convenient for
getting the timber to its place. When the
nafn tannel is completed the mining VIII be I
continued oy side tunnels and drifting. They |
have a good hydraulic attachment, but the
jumping facilities are not sufficiently ample |
70 accommodate that important "arm or the /
'erVice.1 The claims above, below and on all |
ldes q Kentuck's, are paying well and It's
'nr oeIlet (and particularly our wish) that
,ur o!d friend will make good raise OFF oil
he enterprise, which we consider worihy OF /
PeclaI note This is The longest tunnel We
know Of in the country.