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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16
Louisville Academy.

y-NALL TERM. ~ WEEKS, BEGINS AUG. 81 1860
Departments: NORMAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
COMMERCIAL, Tuatlon S9-pay able iIi advance.
MUSIC t,leio1eonl. Tuiiio e, In advance.
S'LA-nis admitted any ume during the Term, and
.rged accordingly; bot dedncicn or irs weeks
absence nor aer commencing, except ia OF pro
tracted Illness.
boarding - per week. Those desiring rooms iol
seii-boarlipg must make carly application.
Connected with the SchOoi is Literary S0cety-
The Piatonlan (which affords great advantage to
students.
Occasional Lectures scientific subjects aud school
government will he given during the session
Few Rlles are euolIed, but sGr.ci comp! ance with
these IL required.
For further Information address
l. q HAlNES. Prnciral.
auo-2w Loydsyille, Belmont Co o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

RoBr. STEELE, late of Co. E, I'd Ohio
Heavy Artillery. will hssf Of something to
his advantage by writing to this office,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16
Missouri Farm for Sale.
l,240 Acres in Dent County.
400 Acres Bottom Land--24O
under Cultivation.

THE subscriber offers the above Farm for sale for
Il the reason only that he wishes embark
In other business. There is The above prem
ses good new Frame Barn 50 by 30 feet-Crbs and
Sabling all complete double Log House and Ten.
ant houses and good Csern. It is within Is miles Of
Rolla-eigll miles OF Salem, County of Dent-l5
miles from james Iron Works-l0 from a FIRST class
FIGURING Mill and Cardng Machines miles from the
Lake Spring Academy, and is the road leadi w from
Rolla TO Salem Will be sold terms to suit purchasers
For further information call Thos Osborn st Clairs
vile, o., or OIL the subscriber on the premises.
aprl9 l.. +. HYER
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D,IER R.

cLARK--On the nth inst, AT his residence uear MI,
Pleasahh Of Pulmonary Consumption, Wm. II. Clark,
Esq, formerly Of St. Ciairsyie, An the a3d year Of
! his age. s.---.-. ,.ss-.--.-
the i,s inst. aisr ssst,. .aa pslnful
ulness, Emily, dsagh.sr Of Jsnes u shd HsWy Tsy'
lor, in the 5sA year Of her sges p s.s14L tun ss
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Wanted. $27.eo per day.

A oFNIS WANTED ladies and re ntlernen In every
"A Comfy IN the United Nae. 70 sell the Ink Pow
gers o. Tue Anst'esn lnk Company. The powder sells
lofiOfy cents per pseksge, and will make ink enough
70 nv hl Doitef d e siLr usually tstaed ten cents
botue a SrsIl sge4i eau sell . gross Of 1t dsy
ad clear 81 ~ The ink I'm he made from the pedey
ufee mnOtrs ~ common boiling water. II h. perfect
~ b'ark INK the best in The yOTt Il fowse asy does
bot cofroJe The pen pHricle gums un il moi in.
lufcd by freezing and IL color wiifast forever Eyerv
lhIniy 10 Amc ica will buy it. pack age will last
lamiy iot years, and INK he made ~ sTsll qnantt
iiss ted. With each gross We send tbous saed
circulars, with testimonias from clrrgynen. lawyers
teachers, fnetchivt commercial colleges editors &c
ssd TIE aReIifs the bills Ory one person vvil;
lie made agent for County The hrst one sending go
for gross. will receive tby rriGfn express together
with one housand circu and the n gd sell ia the
county Ire she dssignatss II oulers seisd for tie
same county the money will be returned them tree
Of expense. =" make sure. one had better desgnat.
several counties. either al whcs he she will
send for uade ls and circulars you dare the risk
OF waIiug send ihe money for Leilefs ad-
dressed 10 the Msyo Postmaster cashiers oi the banks
or t1- express Hg-Hs OF is city will sbps that Toe
business i hoIorsby and sqnarey conducted An Ink
fowder will be sent by mail TO airy address, frce Of
cbarg"- on recent of forty cents.
address writing your nsme town, county aud State
distinct y.
AMERICAN INK co. Manchester. n H.
...... ID. THOMAS w. LANE
sHied Clerk for ite Company aiid Special Agent
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sIlpypHASp BuooY fOy sals. Eaquirs
al this .Uhos, s. -.
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wheeling Female COllGgH,

TN ISSUING THE PROSPECTUS for the serond
l. year. the President desires his thanks to
the friends and patrons OF the College for their very
generous support in its opening year. o. re
BY securing frst-class Teachers and making the
most liberal arrang gements IN every departments IL was
believed the public would beslow upon the Institution
fair share OF patronage; but from the opening Of the
year the close the attendance greater Than could
be properly ccomnodoted-numberins 23O.
To meet the demand for the coming year the Faculty
has been increased right resident Teachers and ad
dnional recitation room is now beng erected;
For thorough, accomplished, und sefreinnt edu-
cation, in even progress with the age II Is our intention
the Institution shall have no superior,
CHARGES AS LOW AS ANY SIMILAR lNSTl-
TUITION. -
Peuse address l.. c. LOOMS, A. NJ, NJ d.,
t''f President
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

JURORS FOR THE DIsTRIoT CenRT.-
We are indebted to Sheriff Umstead for
the following list of Jurors drawn for the
Fall Term Of District Court, commencing
Sept. l2:
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Opposite the City of wheeling,
On Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1866,
the following valuable Real E.lste. vii.
2S9 Desirable BUjldiDg Lots

hney aic for priyse dences or bu
No place ON The Ohio River offers greater ipduce
nens lOf manufacturing purposes than the town Of
Kirk kwood. ~ "
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road passes di-
fecty hrouxh the town
he Central ONO X. r. is located within three miles
and inakrs connections with the C. d p. Road. =.
The Baltimore Ohio r r terminates directly oppo.
site this place. In Wheeling
we VIII also ofer at The same linre aud place
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

Il is hardly necessary for to inform the public Of
the estimation in which President LOOMS is held by the
whole community His services aud effort in behalf
of the College. now ~ growing and prosperous con-
dillon. have been Invaluable lie has earned the last
ing gratitude o parents for the sefrelisnce and cuure
80 evident in his pupils.-lWheeng lnIeiiisenter
au0-2m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16
y. BICKHAM'S
New Boot, Shoe, Hat and
LEATHER STORE
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT IN Pstterson's Block
ST. CiaiYsville, Ohio.

/ HAvEJUsT R'sTURNED FROM THE EAST with
large bud well selected stock NJ Hoo Shoes and
Galers. 'Or Gcuts, Ladies, Misses and Ci1lidten
have also Hats OF various kind-, 1elLer with Sole
ieaulef French aHd Philadelphia Calf skins, Oil
Dressed Moroecn. Hd Skirs. TorpiHks. Linings Shoe
bindings aud Nytions al Of which will 5e sold low.
DO not i'fget the place. Room IN Faltersons Build
Ing formerly oceupisdby 5. Wiley.
spns 1y J. BTcKHAM
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

. We cannot but congratulate the friends of
the College line marked which has thus far
crowned their efforts for :he establishment OF school
of the higne grade where ali that is heaithfu in dis
epline sound In instruction, refined and elevated in
manners aud associations and pure In morals may be
brought within reach Of their daughters. The exami-
nation reflected the highest credit upon President Loois
and The accomplished and efficient Teachers assoc sled
with Lim f q ALFx MARTIN
J. $. CLARK,
3. STEELE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

Ectracts from Reports of Committees DC
OF the President Of the College, your Com
mre need only say that he has impressed the friends
OF the Institution with deep Of his eminent quail
members OF The Faculty, that tley fnd in addition In
esiiinable personal qualities superior professional at
iainnents and skill Your Committee feel that the In
stituion is in every way worthy OF and entitled 10 the
patronage OF the Prof, stan. community OF this city and
vicinity. 7. u LOGAN
j. G. Oar.
.... O. X WHEAT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

PoR SALE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

'NHE UNDERSIGNED, Administrators of ths estate
l. Q, Joseph Kirkwood, deceased, will offer Tor sale
~ pubic auction on the premises in he town of H T.
wood sitlated on the West bank OF Uho River, III
Bemom County, Dino. directly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-08-16

Isl ID Sd 4th 5th OH 7th sfh 9th
star....".......o S-2s
belmont ..........2 8 16 10 o-5
.Umpife-C, n. McClallen, Nassau Club, Princ-,on,
MI Scorer.-Ifarry List Of star, r. ~ Cochran Of
Belmont Home Runs--3ellnont Z. Fly Catches-Star
II Belmont z. Time-2 hours aud 50 minutes,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Notice to Cotton Shippers.

A Smuch msapprehensio seems to perVade
| ~ the public mind in regard to Shipping
Cotton, deem il proper to NOTIFY COTTON
SHIPPERS that the N. 0. j, d e. N. X, X.
Co. will, as heretofore, Receive and Ship ruth
ont delay all Cotton offered having attach
ed to or accompanying it the proper marks
or evidence of the payment of the revenue
tax, and permit of the Collector for such
removal, with the Sheriffs receipt for the
State tax"
NO COTTON so offered for shipment has
ever been refused at the Canton depot. IT
Shippers wish to retain the Collectors per-
nit, they can do so by furnishing duplicate.
All that is necessary to be done to Ship Cot
ton is to have /" attached to or accompanying
it the proper evidence of the payment of the
taxes, and a permit of the Collector for such
removal" or duplicate permit.
The penalty for transporting without such
evidence and permit is, for each bale, One
Hundred, Dollars, Twelve Months Imprisons
ment and Confscation of the Car in which it
is carried.
WIN. PRIEsTLEY, Agent.
Canton, Dec. 10, &C. [n]
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

The Radical Washington cores
poudcnt Of the ST. Louis Democrat
says: 1t will be remembered that last
summer a circular was published,
signed by Bryson Tyson, Offering to
obtain mail contracts for Southern
men, he standing for them, taking
the required oath, and receiving from
them a commission upon the face of
contracts. With most this passed as
a hoax. The fact is, this person is
now receiving pay fro II the Postofiice
Department on contracts thus OBJ
tanned. This is the best method pat
in practice in any department to
avoid the test oath.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

Among the acts passed by The Ala
bama Legislature before its adjourn
mcat, wers the following: 10 author
ize the Eorthwe tern Railroad Com
pauy to transfer IFS property, rights,
and privileges to the Gambia, Marion
and GrecnsDoro' Railroad Company.
To authoTiz the Cahaha, Marion and
Greensboro i rilToad Company 10 in
crease their capital stock, audex;end
their road.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

that tie Gotten factors Of this city,
have recently advised their CORES
pondents in the country, that it is
nnWlse to make any preparations to
Plant cotton with the negro, or other
KIND OF labor, until the coarse which
Congress is about to pursue becomes
settled and its effects prognosticated.
A sentiment Of very great depression
and h0pelessness as to the future
prevails in this community. Ba0H0
RocbeS. CAPTAIN SIIhNDY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

The existing ofThad Stevens
remark in the House Tuesday that
Mr.. Davis vas a "bcIligcrpnt," not
a traitor, was the speech of Mr.. Law
renee, Of Ohio. in favor of a bin to
repeal tie statute OF limitation in
trials for treason, and provide that
any man guilty of that onense may
he tried anywhere and at any time.
Nr. Lawrence gave rs a reason for
the passage Of this bill, that unless
it should he enacted, they could not
hang Jefferson Davis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
READ AND PONDER !
DO YGu Know That You are in Debt.

nR being satisfied that you are, have you any
" disposition to adjust your indebtedness Z
| suffer yourselves readers to be persuaded to do
what is honest, and do not compel me to resort to
the logic Of the law in order to convince Won that,
as FAR as the house Of GILMER & ADAMS is con-
cerned you must and SHALL act upon THE
SQUARE.
The March Term Of the Circuit will, perhaps, in
the event Of your failure to do what is right have
before 1t divers and sundry declarations filed
against you, aud you may be put to the trouble
and expense OF defending suits instituted against
You IN necessary SELF DEFENCE
II yon are not certain that you owe the above
house anything, call upon me at my Office, where
you can always find me, and will be extremely
pleased TO give you the fullest information upon
the subject. G. l.. GILMER,
ATTORNEY at Law.
Oniice-First door East of Falvey's Saloon, (up
stairs) noV24-f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

Executors Sale

Sf VIRTUE aud 10 pursuance Of decree
- Of the Probate Court Of Madison county,
made a' the December term, \. d. 1865, the
undersigned Executor Of the last will and
testtmeat Of DR.. Michael ORieIly, deceased,
will ON the
Third Monday in January, 1. p, 1867,
between tire hours prescribed by law, pro-
coed 70 sell before the Courthouse door 10
the city OF Canton, at public outcry, to the
highest and best bidder, the following de.
serihei lands, lencments and hereditaments.
together with ali the improvements thereon.
situated leiog aud being 10 the county Of
Madison, State Of Mississippi, Known aud
described as follows: Lots aud 9 section
Township 3, Range East, and WaNE4
and y I, sud S E ! and y EBS W
l. section 6, Township s, Range East, W
y " ] and W Sc aud E] SW3. sec
ton 81, Township 9, Range East, contain
ing seven hundred and sixty acres.
one-haf of the purchase money cash, the
balance on the LIST day Of December, a D.
1867, with approved security.
J. r. POWELL, Executor of the last
win and testament of Or y. o Reilly
Dec. Is 1866. ID
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

. W 4 ~ y y
, '''''' o-Ai AIN '7-'-'-' = !
; MIR. EDITOR: | ask leave through
your columns, briefly tonotice a most
anpfovoked and scarri.ons attack
upon me, by littlepap2r, published
at a railroad station above this, bear
ln& the imposing name OF National
Star.
Ii seems tAat | have aroused the
re OF the lnehriates Of this concern by
sending back the little sheet, which
was attempted to be thrust upon me
as q subscriber This ! did because
ao not choose to spend my time IN
looking Over items OF noWa, read q
week before in other papers, or in
fedti-lg edltolIai sQuloS Iiiied with
nonsense or personal abuse. l know
Of no Other cause fer this wanton at
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Administrators Notica.

TIVE undersigned having been appointed
l. Administrator de bonis non Of the estate
Of John ". Brown, decd, by the Probate
Court of Madison county Mississippi, at its
October, term lo65, all persons having claims
against said estate viii exhibit the same
and have them probaied and registered with
in the time and in the manner prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
+. o. WOODMAN,
i3mmistrator De 5oHis NON.
Nov. IL lr66. 6wR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Free 10 EVERYBODY.

A LARGE PIP. Catalogue, teaching how to re.
"A move Tan, II, gkies. Pimples. Botebes,
G3th Patches. Ssllowaess. Eruptions and an i'm
%. rites Of the kin. How 81 fierce Wits kers re-
store, curl aud beaatify the hair renew the age,
cnre Dunk nae-s. Nervous Debility. and otter
useful and valuasle inform zion. Everybody send
for IL. Adluss. BERGER. SHUTS & CO..
Chemists, rs River street Troy, n. Y
decs-lm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

The Tuscaloosa NoRif0r under.
stands that DIR. l. {. Garland has
resigned the Presidential chair in the
University of Alabama, and that Col.
J. T. Murfee, late Commaudant Of
Cadets, has been placed in charge Of
the projected buildings.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

J0o. W Griffin, Ex'r, and
j. III. Sinmaus, Admir-.

j. M. Slmmaus, Admir-.
. RY VIRTUE Of the above stated writ to
= me directed from the Circuit Court of
Madison county, Mss. | will sell at pub
nc outcry, to the highos st bidder, for
cash. on the Sbidmore place,
On IharS3du, Dee 27ta, 1865,
the following described property, to wit
Forty head cattle. twenty head mules,
five mares, seventy head sheep, one wa.
gon, one OK wagon, one spring wagon,
ore old buggy, farming implements
carpenters and blacksmi,hs' tools, three
yoke oxen, three wristbands, four look
ing glasses, one dozen common chairs,
haif dozen andirons, three common bed.
steads, ten parIor chairs, two sofas, three
beds and bedsteads, one parlor table,
two coal oil lamps, two candIesticks, two
splitoons, two pairs shovels and tongs,
three old rocking chairs, three bowls and
pitchers, two pi0e tables, one old clock,
one lot old crockery. one lot old cooking
utensils. four large kettles, three large
pots, lot sundries in store-room, dairy
ware, ore psir cotton scales and one old
cart
Levied on as the property Of the estate
OF I. 5, skidmore, deceased, and will be
sold to satisfy said e. fa and all costs.
JOHN 7. SEMMES,
Dec. |, 1866. I'd Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
10 :! for Chris tIl1aa.
TOYS for all the little ones. A large and
varied assortment, for sale by
CASSELL & BAUGHN.
Christmas Presents /!

Fine Gold PENS md PENCILS,
Fine Gold Mounted and Silver Extension
PENCIL CASES,
Fine PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Splendid Bohemian TOILET SETS,
Splendid Gold and Antique POLITICAL
WORKS,
Splendid FLORAL OFFERINGS and KEEP.
SAkES.
Call aud see them at
CASSEL & BAUGHNS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Ad.ninis tra tors Sale.

Administrators Sale.
4 = The late residence Of Isaac Il. Bass, de.
"A ceased near Madison Station, will,
On -Hoaddg, 31St day Of Dee, 1866.
sell to the highest bidder for cash
Three Horses, four Mules some Cattle and
sheep, and q Family Carriage, and Buggy,
Wagon, aad some Household Furniture, etc.
Sid sale il made under decree of. the
Probate Cour; Of Madison county at its De
cembers term, 1865
MARTHA J. JONES,
dcl5-3w AdmiuistTatrix de Bonis non
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22

Is replaced, There Is no carved inScliE
ton, bu. tasGe IS board suspended a
+ the front OF tae tomb, on which i
posted piece OF paper, coRtainiu;
the ,g..y#t4& stEil#t3 inscription:
e .,o uanorfspq
E.hadt 5torar s Lad,
...-. ..t a. +. l.....,,,
+. = G-reral 10 t1a Amy IF The Confederate States
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-22
Important Announcement.

W vt t " . II ]
Canton, Dec. 10, sc. If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-15

ATHoRouoHL Law Gen.
eral Stansbury studied for seuen years be-
fore beginning practice and at the outse,
Of his career took rank as q jurist with the
most eminent lawyers Of the time. Prom
1915 to ls4s he was Attorney-G General Of
Ohio, and after leaving that Office, resum-
ed practice at the State capital. Columbus,
where he lived until 1854. For the last
ten years Judge Shnsbury has been one
Of the chief lawyers at the Cincinnati bar,
and has resided at Covington, on the Ken
lucky bank Of the Ohio river, opposite
Cincinnati. He is about 70 years of age
at present, and is considered one Of the
most accomplished jurists in the country.
In politics he was a Wing until that party
disappeared, since which time he has been
q Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-15
THE PRESIDENT IN AN ENGLISH
COURT.

SSoo4
Some time ago the United States
brought suit in the English Vice Chan
cellor's Court at London, to establish their
right to certain bales Of cotton shipped
during the rebellion. per Galveston. Texas,
to England, for the benefit Of the rebel
government. The defendants were PRO-
leau and Others and after some litigation
they fled q cross-bill against the Omitted
States Of America and President Andrew
Johnson" for the purpose Of obtaining
discovery Of some information with refer
ence to the matters in question, they al
leging that the information they wished to
obtain was "withiu the knowledge Of the
defendant, Andrew Johnson, who is the
President Of the United States" The
Vice Chancellor Of England, however, not
seeing very clearly how he could compel
the President of the United States to do
anything or bring him into Court as a de-
PENDANT, on July 9Th made an order stay
ing proceedings until the counsel for the
United States made answer to the cross.
bill. This is a very curious case, and
involves the important question whether
the President can be made a party to a
cross-bill for the purpose Of obtaining
from him discovery in respect to matters
arising in q suit instituted by the United
States against persons residing in Eng.
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-15

THE best article in Beads's Monthly,
1, Mr.. A. D. Richardson's lively paper on
"Our New States and Territories" in
which he sketches the young mining city
Of Austin, 5000 above the sea, where "the
air is so thin that the least physical labor
causes great shortness Of BREATH" and
where "persons wearing artificial teeth
and it difficult to keep them in their
mouth, so slight Is the atmospheric pres
sure" tells US something about the vari-
u methods Of mining describes the
famous Mariposa "big trees" with their
bark % inches thick and ola rich mahog-
any ~tinge-bark so velvety and soft that
ladies often use it for pin cushions ; and
gives an interesting account Of the Califor-
MIA Geysers. The article is well illustra-
ted. besides being very well written. For
sale at Begle's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-15

STILL GREATER RAILROAD SPEED
The Denver Metos Of the 30th ult. states
that on the Tuesday previous there was
laid on the road approaching that point
from Omaha, two miles and two hundred
feet Of track; and that this is more than
double the distance ever laid in n day
on any other road. It is confidently ex-
pected that the cart will be running to
Cottonwood this fall, and to Julesburg by
next Spring. They expect to have two
roads to Denver within q year from thi,
fall. Gen. Dodge was up locating the
bridge for the railroad over the North
Platte, which would be somewhere near
the junction Of the two rivers.
The Council Bluffs people are elated at
the prospect of having a ride BY rail to
Chicago BY the LIST OF March next. Pas
senser trains, it is stated, will be running
from Omaha to Kearney by the LIST Of
September.