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AN 9RDINAYCE-To establish the

A 0RDINANCE-TO establish the
n grade Of huirson ssrest. between Euclid Ave.
and Lake street.
SIC. l. Be Il ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cleveland, That the grade Of the center line
OF Muirson street, between Euclid Avenue and
Lake street, be and the Eame lie hereby established
at the following elevations above the base Of levels
heretofore established by ordinance, to-wit: At the
center line of Euclid Avenue, 81 40 feet, at a
point $50 feet southerly from the center line OF
said Euclid Ayenne 90 feet; at the center Of the al
ley next south Of Chestnut " 25-le0 feet; ct tbs
oenter Of Chestnut street 1910 feet at the center
Of walnut street, n $40 feet; at the center Of
Oregon street, 81 S-l0 feet; at The center Of St.
Clair street, 66 $40 feet; and at the center OF
Lake street, c. 5-l0 feet and that tho grade line
between the aforementioned points Of elevation b
uniform and in accordance with the profile Of said
MulTsoa street as recorded on page 259, vol. !, OF
pronies in the City Civil Engineers office.
Passed May 90, 1866.
f. W. PELr0S, President Of Council.
O. L. HILL. City Clerk. mav3I.370
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n 0R1IYIYCF-To e.fe6IIsb
AN ORDINANOE-FO Grade and I'm.

IA prove Ghsps street. r1- y
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
or the City Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the
members cOncurring,) That Chapel street, between
Khnsman strest and ScoYill avenue, Be graded and
improved TO the estab ished grade under the d.
rection OF the Board Of City improvements, and
that the cost and expense thereof be estimated,
levied and assessed uponeach and every bot front Of
tho several lots or parcels Of land bpunding OF
~abutting upon said CbspeIstreSt, in proportion to
the number Of feet front.
Passed May 20, 1866.
Il. W. FELTON,, Pres. Of the Council.
q. L. HILL City Clerk. -r-- nay3l;32O
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Ry MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
Az Essay Of Warning aud Instruction for loung
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
free OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGBT0N, Howard Associs-
ton, Philadelphia. Pa. maylo33s
H-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
this Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free IN
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. ). skilin Houghtou,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. nv s:R4.
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An ORDININCE-TO Provide for

An 0RDIEANCE-fO Provide for
"A the Sprinklipg Of a portion Of kinsmsn
ard Pittsburgh streets.
SEC. I Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland (two-thirds of all the members
eoRcurring), That KinEmaR street, between Hud-
son and kagie streets, and Pittsburgh street, be-
tween Eagleand Liberty streets, be sprinkleddur
ing the coming season, from June until Obtobsr
inclusive, under the directions and to the accent
anee Of the Beard OF CITY Improvements.
sEc- 2 That for the purpose OF defrayfnk
the cost and expense Of sprinklinz said
streets between the points Aforesaid, there
be, aud is hereby, levied and assessed upon each
and every foot of the several lots, or parcels Of land,
bounding upon said streets, between said points,
the following sums, TO wit Upon Kinsmau street,
thirteen and a-half cents, and upon Pittsburgh
street, twelve cents.
SIC. s. That the owners Of the several lots. or
parcels Of land aforesaid, shall pay fifty per cent.
Of the several amounts OF money from them sever
ally due in that behalf on or before the frst day or
August, 1866, and nay per cent. on or before ths
hrst day Of September, 1896, TO such person a. nay
be authorized to collect the zane, or be subject to
the penalty and interest allowed by law azainst
them severally, II not paid at the Tins herein dssig-
mated.
Passed May %, 1885.
?. W. PELToN. Prss't of the Council.
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACHE OF PERFECTION,

-
@IT PKSETRATEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminates It, root and branch, for
ever.
IT RKHovEs all the Wretched symptoms OF this
iosthsome mslady, and sverts consumption.
III CLEANS the head, doodorizes the breath, and
aaords the most grateful relief.
IT ALLE7IArEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell. - .--
II is Norm for cnring the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
IT Gums Hay, Rose and Periodic Ostsrrh, Of the
most obstinate and vielent types.
No FoRH Of Catarrh or noise D the head can re-
sist its penetrating power.
DE-. GOODALE's Catarrh Remedy is = harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR. B GooDAIE in known throughout the conn
try, as the Author Of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever published-Mods Of Treatment-and
Rapid Cure IN all its forms. a.r -
On. GooEALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh sh6did be
read by every one. It can be obtained ct our near
est Agency, or by sending q postage stamp to our
ONCE.
Price 81 90. Send g stamp for pamphlet.
o. R. PARKEB, Sole Agent, rs Bleecker street,
New York.
saIG nv Q. W. CLARK. Cleveland. Nsbs:Rs
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ERESH TEAS-AReF supply OF Green
and Black Tea OF every description, selected
with great care from recent importstions, and for
snle al smslI rrodts at no. I2s Ontario street, BY
nAy25 CHURCHILL 4 BRoTHKR,
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DIX a. M. MAY RICEAU.
Predecessor of nEaO

has boor na,.n Ases OF Women,
pSSO 0eSn IN N extensive and successful pract'ee for
Tact that speaks for its H 1850 e-A
sands Of ladies as thee .thorn IL " 'nou-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01

Respect to the Memory Of General
Scott.
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T5ESLEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterday sRepOrt
FOREIGN NEWS.
Efforts for a Peace Conference.
JEFF'S TRIAL is POSTPONED.
Respect to the Memory Of General
Scott.
Western Tour of General Grant.
Cholera i'm The Island Of jamaica.
The Norfolk Riot TO be InTesti-
gated.
Great Suffering in the South.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01

A meeting in favor of sustaining the OK
else laws, was held at the Cooper Institute
last highland largely attended Addresses
were made by Horace Greeley, Hon. John
Slosson, Rev. J. B. Dana and others. A
private circular was read, addressed 10 the
liquor dealers in New York, declaring that
they numbered 10000 voters, and asking
them to pledge themselves to vote for no
candidates not opposed TO the oppressive
Law -
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MEDICAL.
Especial Notice to Ladies.

I.S hS ALL IMPORTANT THAT
adopted for oompi SaGs Ps5 &c specially
ounsriy subject, at once safe, hess IGN tnsy are Pc
t9st they should consult one I'm ny ana certain.
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TO
AND SINGLE ladies
who desire a safe and certain remedy for irrezu-
iarities or suppressions Of nature, from whatever
cause, can rely upon hs celebrated
POrtugueSe Female Monthly Pills
DR.. A. NJ. MAURTCEAU,

AASNsaVA "a LA7eoceS OF omen.
Office l29 Liberty-st, or Box 1924, NY.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards of
tSenty years. They are sent by mail, in Ordi-
nary letter envelopes, with full instructions
aud advice msy22.342-DtEW3m
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Cholera in The Island Of jamaica

Western Tour of General Grant
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
New Orleans Advertisements.

We invite the attention of our cit
hens to the advertisements from New
Orleans, in our paper to-day, among
which are the following;
Gates, Demcritt d Co, wholesale
&nlcrs in boots, shoes, and brogans,
~. los Gravicr street. Mr.. A. J.
Gillespie, for many years Auditor Of
lhtc of Mississippi, is a partner in
kis house. He is an accomplished
Nntlcmon, and a business ma of the
~ first order. Don't fail to call
. him when you visit the city.
Edw. Thompson q Co, wholesale
uoccrs and commission merchants
-. IL Tchoupitonlas and No. II
btchez streets. Captain 5. +. Pen.
Ington, so we'll and extensively
hown throughout Mississippi as al
nicer Of the Confederate army, IS
hrtncr in this house, and invites hi
ficnds to call and sec him, an,
Hedges himself to give satisfaction
LOUISIANA HAT MASuFAcToRY
=. I. Dunn & Co, Nos. IL and i
Magazine street. Mr.. Dunn was 70
amy years engaged in the hat busi
- IN Memphis, and always mad
~ business known through the col
unns Of the STAR. He wishes hi
friends to know that he can o b
found in New Orleans, where the
a. be suited with goods in his In
u wholesale.
Robert Pitkm, Crescent Cln.hin
Emporium and Fashionable Fur
hing Goods, Nos. - and 10 Cam
seet. This large wholesale house
1tuaieJ Immediately opposite q
(ity Hotel. Ills stock is large an
I mp with great taste and in 4
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State II Mississippi, Pamela county
To stephen Yafbruugh, William Yarbfough.
Augustine Yafhf1urh. Richard i%afbrurh
MARTHA Yartrui1h. Nancy Ysrbrpugh, Joseph
Yarbfuash. John iafhfuugh and JAMES ihr-
Trough. htir and iistfihutses II William Her.
ring. drrcassd Ypu and each n yau are here
hv cited ~ appear before the Probate Court u
.sii county. On goth 1t MAY. 1896. ~ show
ssus Why the final arrnunt If llssrh \ Her.
ring. administrators n the estate n said H..
fss.sd .h1uld not BE- allowed and approved
Iy order e court. issued March. lsGG
m,flt.lt " 2. WuUTTEN. clerk
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Tie State n Mississippi Pamela suiniv u
the Cfrruit elurt u sold rnuuiy " 8 Harris
mrri,.sr partner. ". ". E runusr. AitVh-
meat iauel The lgih day II Narh, 1896.
arsins, the state 4 the aid defendant fr The
sum q ga %. ~rssnrraiic ~ ,hr Circuit ruuri u
aii county. Natice j. hereby given b. The aid
defendant. " 3. ronn,r, that unles be af1sar
hsfsrs said r8urt on ihe hrstdai Il The ht1tisfm
thereof b b. holden In anil ~ aid eunniy. 81
Inc court haaa thereof In the i1vn dfPsn1la m
ihs seventh Monday ansr the foafih Monday 10
March. is6G and plead 70 aid aeiion, Judgment
viii hs entered arsius, him and The estate IT.
tiFhsi will y coll
marlI.tt 80. HARRISON. Clerk
u,srlsw 4 ffarfif f1r uttintiF.
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"Brick" Pomeruy, Of the LhCrossc
Democrat, evidently has no faith in
the cunning Of millennium this year, or
he never would have pci,ncd the fol-
lowing;
When in Jacksonport, Illinois,
Anna Dickinson refused to stop al a
hotel because the landlord. few days
previous, had decliaed 10 entertain
Fred. Douglass. Poor grill Il i
too bad that the lion and the lamb
cannot liz down together anil have a
little etfldb lead them,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

TnE FAsnloSs.-The Now York
Tribune has the following concerning
the spring modes;
Suits will be worn this spring as
much as ever. That IS, dress, cloak
and bonnet Of the same color, If not
Of the same material. 1t is a quiet,
lady-likc and useful fashion, adapt
ing one set Of garments for the street,
and preserving all others from its
dehlcments. The short pctticoats
and Topped trucks are still the mode.
For the house almost all dressc.
are cut gored. While hoops ar,
popular, no other method insurrs
graceful folds to the drapcry, and il
i economical as we'll.
FlounCcs are again fashionable
one deep ono being considered mos
stylish. Skirts in tunie form, vcry
long behind, are much worn, and th'
prrmeditated extravaganza Of double
skirts threatens to be popular
Round waists are much more wurl
than points, the belt matching tn
trimming in hue. Fanciful jacket
for negligc, Of velvet, silk, or alpaca:
very jaaniy and pretty, have til
most secure hold on fashionable pro
lection.
Sleeves are still very small, shape
AZ che cllVw, and permitting only III
narrowest undcrslccve. Narrow col
lars, and deep cuffs in linen, an
deeply rointcd collars in lacr. ar
the rule.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

The political sky is becoming more
cloudcd in Europe. The Prussian
Government is said to have dispatched
to Vienna a summons in respect to
Holstcin, which is Us pcrcmptory in
its tone as its demand. Prussia is
ready to face war and all its consc-
qucnccs, and Austria, il is said must
take up the gauntlet or yield to the
pretcnsions of Prussia in an igno-
minious manner. Austria will prob
ably resist, as she cannot afford to be
Inundated by her neighbor. The
Danubian question has assumed so
serious an aspect that a Conference Of
all the Great powers is about TO be
held in Paris to consider it. The
Turkish Government has stationed n
large army of observation on the
Danube, and it is reported that Aus
tria will take precautionary military
measures in Pennsylvania and Buka-
wilma. ireland remains quiet, but i.
extremely %disaflcctcd, and only awaits
complications involving England to
strike off her long worn chains.
There certainly is some trouble ahead
in Europe, and it may work out more
good than can be forcsecn at this
time.
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Important 10 Some People.

Al psrsons indebted 10 The late firm II warl
4 Fooir. are requested 10 come forward and
settle Immediately. The law requires me b.
.e,iic w the estate of my late partner. Captain
George T. Fonte. and ! shall b. compelled 10
bring suit against persons who fail 10 attend 10
M. notice. Ms WARD
marli.it Surviving Partner and Executor
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters q administration having been grant
"A 10 the uaIsrsiencd On The sstate q joseph
4. Jones deceased. ~ The Probate euur, n
panolA county, At the December term, 1906
thereof therefore at retf7n4 haring claims
sraiasi said estate will present them within the
iin. rsrs Htgi Is law. ~ ihsv viii - fifsfcr
t.r,rf ". D. RiN #lnUtUH
..et.n AHmfH f-fiHr
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State q Mississippi, ranoh county. In
the ciftuit court u aid ruantv. No fets.
y. v. Lesssf. assignee. v. q. W. Lane. A.
,arhmsnt isaei Inc sssh Day q Feh<u9..
1855 ansinst the estate II The said de<.dsni
Cor the sum of 40 %. rsturrshle n ~ Cir.
rult court q saii soaats. Noiisc y k<<<hf
eivea 10 The sid defendant e. W. Lane. Itat
miles he appear hefsfe I'D csars o ~ ~
DAY II the neat term Thereof % b. hel<rn -
The court haase uf ssj5 eezaty n ~ te44 =
rrr+A - - Nteat~ ~@f ~
Monday IN nsr<k 1esx - p1er11p ~ -
ton. iadam<nf VII h enie1<1 ><<insi In -
the estate attached win = >II
u.r5l-ft &c HARRISON, r1<rk>
I~isrri-un 1 rsstsr g. ri.iusis&
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Sir John st,anlisur's Celebrated
Fluid Extract Bearberry,

4 v,rrsaisi ~ - The hsst ari cheapest eotn.
p1und nov hghfs THE public ff I'll diseases 81
the liineys and bladder affecting male ur f.
iaaie Ills a specific remedy i1t insuniinsn.f
~ Han.rsieaiioh II urine. irritation, infama-
ton AMI liberation u the hlsdder. kiiufys and
nrtthrs. diseases # The prstiis gland, palms 10
The task and week.-mrs. ~ 'ymptamt arising
frum stesse. habits n ~iiuipatiUn - iudisrc-
ton. n,fvousnsa, laz n sleep affecting mail %
female. Price. large bottles only shs dgllar
Our other PREPARATIONS are
rtinfidsins Stomach Btisr.
w. flrumRauls : Red Uiarth8ta Remedy
d. h. Raake Pile salts,
urumap1ls 6cua DyFnisry s5mpani,
Dromrp1ls kraa Lung iaissm.
Dfumgplle 4 los Vegetable Ani-bili9is
Pin.
Dr. J. parhams indisn saits.
thumvuals 4 Coz Rat kiilsfl
" Ia Roaks Liver Pills
Thsss meditinss We recommend with With
denrs ~ IN hmiliss and uur sgvnis viii nks
pleasure In supplying yourv wants. They at al
manufactured Il the depot and laiofatofl %
toe Great Southern Preparations, By
Up DkUAGtUl.E 3 o..
Wholesale and retail Druggists. "a Van ~
Mssfus. TGty.
Tor sale hv Druggists and mfrthanta lur
sale in rsruia n lluiers 4 Nsfs, n rarlr ~
S q bartr 4 -
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State of Mississippi. Pamela coaaiy ID
the Circuit epurt Of mid runniy. NJ. lisa
n. ]. isHnz. gsseutnf. se- ~ q. W. Lane.
Attachment iasHri the 18th aay u February.
issa szaiasi the estate II The said defendant
Tor ssi %. feiurnabls 10 The CFrait a aid
county. Seties Il hereby Kissh 10 The ssid d.
fcudanL q. ". lane. that unlss be rpFesr b.
G,r, said court on the first day Of IL neat tsrm
lhsre.,l, 10 he holden In and fs said esHass a
tanola o, the court hoa.e d said ssuniy In the
town II panolA on the seventh Monday snsr
the lsarih Monday IN March. 1880. and plead
10 said artiou, ~isarmsut viii be enisred against
him and he estate attached will h. snii.
maf1i.4t &c. HARRISON, clcrk.
lIausaun 4 Tayior plaintiffs
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DR.. ~Drouasoo1e's
English Female Bitters.

For all female complaint. and irregularities
painful. suppressed or irregular mensiraii1n
i~tucurhnea Or whites. falling of thr womb, ul-
cemuun and iuitabiliiy 0f The womh, hytsHrl
fw winning aud giddincs Of the head, chlpru'it
s%lerlity. pains in the side, back and ipiuS sick
hendarhe. cold feet, difficulty Of breathing.
pecvish aud fretlul temper aud I'll ihose ugly
and troublesome complaints 20 cnmmon among
old and Young married NJ single female.
Price two dollar and a-half per bottle.
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DO Lea noo1xo'a
CHILL KING.

\ certain aud ui, remedy 6r all forms IT chill.
and Fever. Intermittent Wmiltent aud bilious
fever, dumh chills periodical headache ntuml.
sia pains and aching II the joints and limb
ruIi md chilly snsatiuns night sweata, ncry.
ols pfosimtion, debility, etc.
CHILDREN AND INFANTS
u.e !, with impuuity asf r pleasant 10 Ihs
taste. never affects the hcnd and i permanent
10 H. action One package will eufe any cnss
Of rhillt Earh pntagc r]onlains a box II
a~nl.psnOdie On. a box u liver pills and o
bottle Of tonic Price two dollars pr parkcgr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court kr
Pamela taunit a. the suytmlrf term, 1895,
rpniel letters uf administration ~ ilte under
igncd un tho estate IT NJ q Williams, IL.
ceased, nos therefore all psfi1n. having claim.
against shid estate arc hereby notified 10 hate
them rfohatel and registered Ia The Clefk ;
Office Of mii county within the time pfrscribed
hy lnw, o. they viii be forcter haired.
john sllANkLE
m1fl0-Gt. Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having heen grant.
ed 10 the undersigned 90 the estate Of Mary
Kent d~ecrahcd, At the February term, 1900,
II the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notlrs
Is hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 said
estate To come forward aud settle, or having
claims against said estate, 10 ZONE iorward and
prove them within the time prescribed by Ian.
OF they viii be forever barred.
". G. MAXWELL,
mnri0--Gt. Administrator.
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NOTICE TO

Al persons indebted 10 the late firm Of Brow.
drr 4 Raiford. are requested to call and settle
Immediately, a. the business must be closed up.
Creditors Of the firm are bringing suits against
"a and We must sue thotc indebted 10 The firm
unlra they come forward aud ray up ionot
wish To sns any person, but I'M compelled 10 Do
!, In .rlCdrfenst. A. BR0WDER,
marlT.lm Surviving Partner.
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4 new Atlantic Cable Company
has been organized in London, to
carry on arrangements Tor making
another attempt next summer to con-
meet the two continents. II is called
the Anglo American Telegraph Com
pany, with a capital of s3,OO0,0OO,
and the old company will be repre-
scntcd in the Board of the new one.
George Peabody, the eminent Lon
don banker and philanthropist, is said
to be member of the new company.
The cable which It is proposed to lay
next summer is now being made, and
when the new machinery is set to
work, the manufacture will proceed
at the rate of one hundred miles per
week. The Great Eastern will receive
the cable and lay il to Newiound-
land, and she will then return To
mid-occan, where, with two consort.
that are to accompany her, she will
grapple for the cable that was LOST
last year. Improved graphing az
paratus has been prepared, and it j.
confidently believed in London that
the lost cable will be recovered.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the rs
tate of G.. y. Dyson, deceased, late Of Pamela
county, were granted 10 the undersigned nj the
January term OF the Probate Court of said
Pamela county, by said Court; nov therefore slI
persons having claims against said estate win
present the samo for registration In the Clerks
office Of said Pamela county within the time
prescribed by law OF they will be forever bar
red. W. e. MAXWELL,
MARRIOTT. Administrator.
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' VIII bc 'prcdily nborcd aul
lnl1c u''lul' not by the rincbiup
" MS wants ny the competition OF
',oor ana by the tlde emigration
1,r'ady gathering on the shores Of
Europe ana AsIa
new lork ana Boston have the
great commercial cmporiums and
ccn'er' OF trade, literature and art,
not ohly OF the North, but Of the
Wlole continent Inc South has
ircely poured INTO their laps her
prlnceIy tributes, ana Their greatness
mas oV~ershadowcd the land. Under
the new order OF things imposed
upon rs the result OF the late war, We
want a great commercial mctropoll,
OF our own. From her location and
position, sitting at the gate of the
great valley of the Mississippi, New
Orleans Is the only city to be thought
OF III this connection. Already th,
West Is turning TO her wharvcs a
the great natural market and point o
export for her products. In ten o
twenty years, "a microscopic point 0
time in q nations history railroads
convcrging at New Orleans will scno
out lines penetrating to the rcmotcs
bounds of this southern country
even to the shores of the distan
Pacific.
She will moor at her wharvcs ship
f bearing the produce of every land
and whose sails have whitcned ever,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
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