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The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Dr. Henry @. Cox, al eminent member Of the medical
profession In this city, died Mt hs residence here yester
day morning from the effects OF aparaytc attack which
he suffered three weeks since Dr. Cox born in the
Ilsnd Of Bermuda In 1915 and spent the early part Of
his fo in that island where ho held several local Official
positions Of importance among them that OF delegate
the Bermuda Legislature. He cmigrated to this city
when he twenty threc years Of age graduated a.
physician and commenced practice In fsto Upon the
or ming OF the New York Medical College DR.. Cox
ceved the appointment OF Professor Of the Theory
Practice Of Medicine In. that institution Al different
periods during his long resdence here lac has been
nccted professionally with OF largest public
Institutions of charity. Serving first the medical
star Mt tho Quarantine Hospital he wM In 1850 ap-
pointed physc m 20 the State Hospital Wards 1alaDd
oaite recently he receis from the Commissioners Of
Emigration the appointment OF Consulting Physician TO
the Emgrants' Hospital. on Wards Island. DR. Cox
widely known and universally esteemed among OF
his profession ~ among oil othcrs.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

The Great Rem edy for SEN Ste kuess.
RrAD rHE FOLLOWING
On board the stssfBfAiu KseniuE star. from ;
New Orleans 10 New lork. FEB q. lsoG
Dc. y. v 0arplSls Hoson Mss ,-...
days soyagr In the Gull encountered VEN
heavy The resaf hat nine ~ of Tie
passengers troubled norr les with etness
We vere 70 srsusdsd v try Dr.. 0ARDtSERs RHEUMATIC
AsD SkDhABolc COMPOUND, and by 90 dgnG ve ~
found inpisdai~ relief after taxing three fo1r doses We
eheerpliy reYnrebd Il rr~ and sfliss all sho
contemplate nnt vithOut supplying them
4. Rns-eis. w.s Tsvias Hsfi-cs
A ~ Lsrpei. ~ isa'sn. !. . Rogers. NO Yort.
sat firs' Cavalry. y usrmsn.
Johu f~mu =. = rhilbfoot
Mrs. T. fafnn. Hoh~vt Barton
Mis- a. Isrttu John Hurley. y ~
Phiilp Anisra Cha. Hurley. Ao,i~.
Douis Jean John Abtsa .s.iri.
Antolnetir Doofs Abusr D.. v rmnu
Rlctsrfssn nernsrf Cohss \. %.
a. 2. Hsron rF-n' 70 y Ira. srui. :. Gnhih
vi. a Go. Ns~ ,ors y. z aub-rt
Pred. W smith. lat Lieut. ch.s Srsr,f
is u x co. "a, capl J ,.srs..isf
wm. NJ SIP, IA Coll lsi .iinsn Per, ~ sest.
Matthew Hsseier Ffed y issfget
". r. c0-is. Brv Lev Col Jes = chspd-r
rs Sllsy. rsr-s.se D n Knsr'o.
prssip.l aspo, 81 nssAingt,s street. Bo.os. ssS Z
HELMdDLD 5ss Bsnsd N-y New Sort. -
mos. su1erisT with Fhssastsn sad nsar.lEs ~ md ~
N invaluable rsI.seiI Coasat Dr oAkDIAEK wa s~
srls,sa are repeatedly inss ss snA ,ss Dosof.
Al,iee gratis.
Ths Ustss Bassss Hale Ms~hius.-soia
ny. ~ Bfosd-sJ
wheeler a WtIsos's 1sseh ststsh sswtsS
Machine sna Ba,loaheis ssebIas. Ma. ezs broadway
wsddi.g Cards ~ Oia Pv~e..-sIi tho
elegant styles a EyhRDgLLH CARD pErDr ia nFa.a-
u.v Aest tnfa
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
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Steamship nsss. s,srssy. nsksis-E n usffsst a Co
eesrnsAIp Ashisnf. sssigr. hasfgn--N y tlf1-
sap brnnaf t~~ysr, r~fts issrfs -Nslsh 'sT-r
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nff ssuie BE-, CeliiAs. I1s rsines-steM - -
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srs y.,ssri. And. tr,l. r.rs. s.hfss-s s>sn
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The New York herald., 1866-05-30

hre uhs mornins fs~svvysd IAfsyeite hsi ssd hs
Apollo bailsnrsl esTsn,ssa busnrs plsc~s 10 tie
baidsc vss sssrvysd Lo~ sD.S>5 s~etbir1s
insarcS
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
Bvrniag of the Steamer oak-Sins Lives
Lost.

AuscsrA. Ca, Nay 70 issS
Tne steamer Oak, from HsskiDsv.ns for saysnnsh,
w. burnsd night wiisnlnston Ialsnd With
hundred and twenty evs ba,~s Of cotion Nlns lives
we're lost
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Florence Lock stlteh sevvipg Mschines-
Best in tho world FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY. 5O3 broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Corns, Hunfons. Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by DR. zAcHARik 7dO Broad
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
ssoaaard's Cholera specific,

A preventive and for cholera Cboers MorbIs
Darrhaa. byscntrry SutaInsr compaiat, Pans 10 ibs
stomach and Bowels, a.
sToDDARD BURroS. rropret,r.. Troy. y. v.
Sold Nv eli druelss
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Crests, Coats or Arms, Initials, Mono
grams Ac richly chased gilt and silver. for Gne harness
equpasc. All the newesi Styles at l.. T. BoLAsDs. las
Fulton street
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

A.-Mett's Chemical Pomede Restores
ay hair without dying N the drrssng known
uss no dyes Or liquid preparation Depos 81 Bary street
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

All Prizes An the Royal Havaaa and
otAer legallzed lotteries czshed Information given
y. GAIGE, Broker, 7S5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

9enin's Specially in Hats IL - Keep on
hand aylc that caprc~ Introduces either
the Old World ths New. Hence his assortment Includes
all the be scattered throngh
Establishments OF the United states.
GENfN, No. sl3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Beautiful Dress and Beautifal Jewels
undoubtedly make female beautiful for nature and
nr. conbined; add 70 these PENNEY's PERFUME Op
THR EGYPT1AN LOTUS and she iE worthy OF the gods
the shape Of our brave sntsrprisinE ahead
WHITMAN LovEJoY. Sole Agents. q Barclay ...s,
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Cholera.-Keep DIR. Bic xmeII's Syr up at
hand sure remedy. well tested, and Tear not
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

SOOTHING SYRUP for children trething. IL has been
used FOR thirty with failing safety and
" millions of mothers fcr thrir ehdreu couects adiy
OF ho stomach relieves wind collie. regulates the bowels
and gives rest health and comfort mother and child
Thirty cents bottle Onces ~ Dev slreet, New fork.
aud 20 High Holborn, London, England.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Mayor Fagc ordered the church bcs Of the city TO be
tolled IRON one 10 two O'Clock T.. "A.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

All Prises Cashed Sn Legal I.ottsrtes.-
j. CLUTE Broker ITS Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

A.-Ths Greatest Claim % Lovely wo-
man-a beautiful form Use Madam JUMELS MAMMA
RIAL BALM. Depot, 36s Canal street A.,
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

WARRINGTON, May ~, 1s68
The news Of the sudden demise of Lieutenant General
Scott received by tho Secretary Of War at eleven
O'Clock this morning An order will be issucd by Score
tsry Stanton for the regulation Of the ofcers
OF the army 10 the honors that shall be paid 70 the
ercs, departed military cheftain II expected that
Lieutenant General Grant and other promnen, oncsrs
viii attend his funeral
The following announcement vas made by President
d. yshrson this sfternoou:-
Erxcrnvp MANSION May ~, is6s
The President with profound sorrvv, announces TO
tbe people OF the UBtsd states the death OF vnneid
Scott, tate Lieutenant General of the army.
On The day which may Be appointed for hs funeral the
several executive departments Of the government will
be closed Ihe heads OF the War and Navy Departments
wl respectively give orders for the payment Of appro
pirate honors 70 The memory OF the deceased.
ANDREw JOHNSON.
Announcement OF she Death or General
Scott In Boston,
Bcsrcs Nay 20, 1894.
All the church bells OF the city were toIed by tee.
graph this afternoon striking eighty times foe the death
OF General ucott
The Announeement In Troy.
fRov. n. ". Nav ~ fsoa
On The announcement Of the death Of 0essrd scoss
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Perfect Horse eOtntmewt.--lyut1y's Gal.
vane Horse Saive certain and rapid for scrschea
galiS outs nail pckr dwellings and strains
% ceats bor soid by all drugssis and ~ The depot
Cedar street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Steamship ru,or ip-,. r,'per IAyrrt.soi say s,ts
,ndse and ssnser- 10 rap p'H bro. 10 ~ aeh' In '
sls.a.mr Gen ,,n,, wsLsr s,,saass 10 hours wiz
steamship Nan savaior ,.Ia-, with mise 40
Steamship QUAKER cny, West cA.rie.oa NAY IS. via
msss and b,s;sgss. lara mo,., N. ~ ...
VIA FRYING Pan shoal. with mise aud Passengers. 10
Anna CNorv,. Bocsm,nn, Amsterdam % days. wiu
md-e snd u pss-sssrr., 10 wm salem 20.
ble ard rags, 70 Fsnbria'ili bros ~ NY WV
sss c css. sss"sar % SI % ssGsa .sS Edwards No
Rsrt Rosa Carmen lsp, Naraany, n.san.. sd.y.. 4.
Bari s.Iy Anu. Tru.s,. Kreniel Havana a.,s via
bsk Hunter Cof ro-tsnd,. York. ssguA dsy. With
5ss@g.Sa @gsst soas & s & M S 81 es u g B. pa
90 o1rs rcd and white sisus. with whise al We
BARK Ees psss sasaA days. with sugar and ms,s
hrs ra.hsn tsr). Wilson. Ris brands 20 d,y.. wiuh
ss aa'. .r as % s'ss ~ s,a Nay :" blow lost mAia
nf yr,snsnae, ns ps.sAl Lppts Rio orAnds. % Ssys
sns fs,.eysu''s sp). CALI Havana sd.y' q" ballast 70
I'D. & Ir,' $ snamors s M.n.,nn. % days, With p.imsAr
a,.s sys .assr astcsir i-sri SSas.s s'''' ''
Brs aPha saass Of and t'om windsor. M. with p,ss-
sshr ch.s Thomr.en. Brs~sisr n.r.oo.. asy. Win
Ss SeSs siossn.s Turner %. sreo.A.,.. o.aoa s..
schr Julia Irsoe .of nloaees.sr. B.bson ktsu,hsrs.
scirm EssI Dewey. H1sOoso. sB. for ss~.rt. -us
scSr Ann 4 su.sn. ps.rIas~ Ap.l.oh,co. IL A.,a VA
cotton. 30 ~ Dpllnsr \ 90 y
Scr Loon, Coopor Jacksonville. days, With oouos,
Snsllw ood Ga.
schr w sesuine. French, Jacksonville, sdAys
fchr J I'M, Baker, Cedar Key 10 day.
scLr Archer Reeves. Irrand, Cedar key, SdAga
Schr Msryok, Daniels. Virginia
Sdhr Barbara. MADDEN. Virginia
scLr Asa Eidridrc, Hickman, Virginia.
schr Chinsarora. LYON. virginia.
Snhr Vim Collins, Hnion. Virginia.
Schr PhAro, Falkrnburgi, Virginia.
bchr Orion, Hart, Marhas ~ dsys
SGhr Csrolnr q, Pomruy Calais, f1dsya
Schr Ably Gale, RYDER. ielfls, for Edayviiis
krhr Pbonir. Handlry Portland. Me-. o days.
Srhr Atslants. Smith. RocEiznd.
Scir Louisa Mayo Providencs IL ashore Hogs nsc1
Hell datc, high and dry
Schr Nicsous. ProyidSn~~.
schr New Regulus Ryder. Newport
hchr Jane Maria Eushn-ii Norwich.
schr : Muaseil, Bowmsp, ston ningtsu
schr BrssnhAii Hamilton, new Haven.
schr a vaii, Parker. New Haven foe PhisSstpssa
enhr u Smith. Ferry. Por,rh~.t-r.
Sohr HAfftson. Newman Cold spring
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Cristadoro's Hair Dye-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale aad retail; also applied, No.
Asior House
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Buy Mt1ier's Hair Dye-Easi1y Applied.
natural and durable Large 7bc Sold by druggists
nep0f llex strerl
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
Eoura ausl,. Italtan NisdlicnS

0Ouraud'A Italian Medic mted hOap Cares
Tar Frcrtrs, Moth rmpes, tls.h.orm., fruptons, Ac
GOUnAUUs ORIENTAL CRKAM, OR MAGICAL
BEAuTfftER Reference.--w omen Of rsr- snd marvel
lous beAutyet his depot. tI BroadMNy and druzgats
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

GoWrs wA's poudre Subtitle Upsooss Hair
from low fosheads any part Of tho body Al his depot
Hroa aaUaS
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President No. eoo Broadway Agents
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Bstcheler's Hair Dye.-The Hest In tho
world the only perfect Dye: harmless reliable nsanta-
Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

P1aaer, Brau nsa0rf 4 Co.'S Im proved
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. WITH PATENT
NEEDLE PROTECTOR, for family and manufacturing
purposes. Depot No - Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

The Announeement In Troy.
Trcv. N. r.. May a. fses
On the appouncement Of the death Of 0ensrs scots
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

"DxAE BiR-Two years since friend OF mine FROM New
Ysk bottle OF drntfrice popery called
eOlODoST with the request that should give 4 TRIAL.
did convinced that 10 dessined take
place of all prpArAoos fer the cth have been engagnd
asd during that time among ali the for ths
teeA offered 70 the pubc must ssy that from personal
own use would not be without for consideration
Beware Of limitations.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Royal Havana Iotery.-Prtres Paid
gold. Information furnished The highest rstes paid fp
ioublsrs and sli Kinds of gold snd silver
9AYLOK a co. Bankers. 10 Wall street, " Y
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Removal.-Maaame Reste11, Professor
" Nifwifsry has removed her once 10, Chambers
sr-s 70 81 Yves, Thirty street under The Evers
Rooms. few doors from sixth
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Marriage and Cettbaey, an Essay ef
warning and Instruction for youns Also Diseases aud
Abuses Which pro-trzs the vital with of
relief Sent free OF charge n ssslsd ie.sf enveopes A.
sd~lphia. Pa
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

suffering IRON Bronchitis, Consumption Asthma q
any Pulmonary Affections, We would refer them Va Dt
JNYNEs ExfEcrOkANT which will, In all cases. anyr
speedy relief and In cse speedy For sale
ali Drusgists
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Sckr Tayios Smith, ~ Frovtncetown srriseA baga
dos nh Inst. As, from ~ ynosnt with no h1ls oil
ca ~ Ne. sedford yh ins, shps Jarnss Arpold ss1n
South fsanc OcseD; Niger. Ciyvsisnd Norts rsrAs
ocssn barss rrasess. hs~dss do; osssah viss. Auss
tie aud Indian Oo~sns
sd from ss,h b.rt amy wia~,s-.
Han nssis Laes % Mr. ~s. si rsLaisa..e ApSsi IL
With 40 bbls hs last y,srsn ved- nsa rentsl to
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

All the church bells Of the city were tolled BY teis-
graph ihi. afternoon striking eighty times for The death
OF General lcott
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

JACKSON BROTHER, rweaiy eighth st.. second
and Twenty ninth description
@ ron yor. fcr building purpo.css Eaurs Iron Building
vsnh lights kanGs Shutters window Linteis and sis In
grcsi variety stable fittings kc Particular attention paid 10
he ma a fsCfurs Of rins CastipKs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
[ WHOLE NO. 494.

our way back to the river. The thought Of be-
ing imprisoned in that living tomb was too terri
Bile TO be endured, tor knew that, without light
We could never Ind cur way back A panic seized
upon the party. andhasiily leaving the doctor and
Mr.. Knapp to their fAte--for thc doctors body cf-
iectually blocked uiy the way against Mr. Enapp's
returD-we Rapidly retrfced our stepf, crossed tho
river and returned to the town. A supply of oil.
tools, etc, were procured. and although fatigued
almost to the point Of dis tbity returEed 10 .lro
cave, determined - rescue comrades or perish
IN the attempt. The river was crossed, and We
proceeded % the grand ch lmber where we had ta-
ken our lunch, accompanied by numerous citizens of
Leavenworth. But search ss closely as would
ieg could not md tie gGlicryin rhch The Doctor and
Mr.. Knapp entomGSd. In vain we explored
and shouted until worn out AMI fainting. All to
no purpose
Yearly Three days have passed siace We frst en-
tered The cave, and during all that time it has been
full OF people uselessly hunting for the two unfor-
tunatc men, One alter another of the galleries
leading from the grand chamberh have been explOr-
ed and bazed with chalk marks but still the missing
men can not be found. We are beginning TO lose
heart. but viii persevere as long as there is the
ftintcst hope. The guide of the mlmmoth cave
IN Kentucky has been sent for TO assist in ths
search shall remain here a day or two longer,
TO do what lftte can. and will inform you if the
men or their bodies are found. MEMO.
?. 5. Mr.. Knlpp his Just b,cn brought in. A
hunter found him lying at the mouth Of what has
generally been considered sort of sink hole.
about five miles from town. Mr.. knapp's condi-
ton is too precari0us admit Of det lei account
of his escape. bu: from what can gather from his
incoherent explanations, II seems that, finding
that he could not return he went ahead i'll hope Of
finding an on: let. After what seemed age of
wandering and cropping in the dark, and after hav
ing several times des9airngy laid down TO die, he
was at last successful iE emerging from his living
tomb. He flintel on coming to the open air, and
Was in this condition founl by the hunter. A par
ty has just gone to enter tha cavern by the way
IN which Nr Knapp came ont. Strong hopes are
entertained that the Doctor will be rescued May
Heaven grant it. n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

compliment you have paid me by passing through
here to-day and paying your respects to me. re-
peat again. the time will come when you will know
who have been your best friends, and who have
not been your friends from merccnary col5idera-
tions. Accept my thanks"
The bands then struck up lively tune. Mean
while. the President remlined. every man of the
co'ored person, approaching and shaking hands
with him.
The procession then reformed and took up the
line Of march along Pennsylvania avenue.
When passing the Capitol, cheer after cheer rem,
she air in compliment to their Legislative frieHls
Never before has :lsere been srch demonstration
of the c0lored population in this .isys wlso were
joined by friends from other localities. There
were probably 1000 5000 colored men in the
procession, while 10000 of the same race were
interested spectators, Eanfesting their JOY and
gladness by waving their hats and handker-
chiefs, and by cheering Justify the passing pro
cessaou.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

head, nerves, kidneys, bladder, womb anc blosd aec
tons efthe urinary organs gravel scrola rheumatism,
catarrh, asthma, bronehitas, dyspepsia, &c.
Our practice, not Of experiments but OF twenty
years standing founded the laws Nature with
of experience and evidence TO sustain it, Do net tear
down, make sick to make well, harsh treatment
trihing fatering. We know the and the
dy needed work. but knowledge gained by
ofexperience in the treatment Of these diseases
ly encouragement without prospect. Candid in
opinions, in charges. claim to know
ryhing everybody but do claim and
common sense We invite the SICK omattsr what their
ailment to CALL investigate before they abandon hope,
make interro cations and decide for themselves wall
nothing consultation i Free This the seventh
that have visited LaPorte and shall make my visits
for regularly the days of the week every
eight weeks.
/ can be consulted at LaPorte, Parker House, during
Sunday and Monday, the 10Th Ilth Of June. 1896
Residence and Laboratory, waukegan, Illinois.
Those not able to visit write. [april6, ,23y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

MERCHANTS CELEpnArEp GARG.
Vl LING OIL, an indispensable article TOR the Farm
err propretors Of Livery Stables and owners Of STOCK
generally, Beware Of counterteits.
T. A. LEMON AGENT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
BoWlcs and Milligan.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9

hPItf
1t is rumored that 1T no distant day the Democ-
racy are to have gathering in this city. at which
Bowles and Milligsn are to be present to receive
ovation in honor of their release from confine
ment. 1t might perhaps be well for these gentle
men 10 defer the affair until the indictments for
treason now pending in the United States District
Court against Fowles, Miigan, Dodd and Horsey
are disposea OF.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

friend sent US, some time ago, the following
vigorous drive at Copperhesds. 1t got mslaid or
il wonld have appeared sooner. but better late than
hcref. u is tee good 70 be lost:l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26

HERRICK'S TONIC BTTTERS.-
One paper makes gallon Of Bitfsrs Price 10 cts.
janlll FEkSHlNG q %.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
N0TICE.--The Model Sewing ma
chine.

From the NewiYork Herald.l
Prominent among the mechanical triumphs of
: this most ingenious age, common honesty compels
US to notice the Empire Sewing Machine, COM
menled as justly styled perfection itself Useful
as have been the various sewing machines, from
time to time presented to the public, each one of
them has been cursed with some radical defect
which detracts from general utility. Warned by
the experience Of his predecessors. the inventor Of
the Empire Machine has produced an instrument.
combining all the advantages for which others are
vaunted, and obviating every defect which can be
attributed to them by the most astdious critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous combina
ton of simplicity, economy and perfect workman
ship, being durable free from liability TO get out
of order, noiseless, and easy Of operation. Its
! mechanical contrivance is such as to secure sta
bility, freedom from accident, and accuracy as to
workmanship. By the use OF the patented shuttle
and straight needle. it makes a stitch, which can
neither rip nor ravel, while, at the same time, it
can operate perfectly upon every species of materi
al from leather to cambrc, with threads Of cotton,
linen or silk, from the finest to the cosrsest men,
Der.
As.he Empire Machine is gradually supplansins
its more antique rivals, one in want of useful
instrument of this description, be he or she tailor
coachmaker, drcssmaker or seamstress, can do
otherwise than secure one of these economical and
inimitable machines. suited alike for family and
manufacturing purposes. The Office OF the En-
. pire Manufacturing Co. is q. No. 536 Broadway,
New York City, where they are now supplying
these Empire Machines at prices far below the
real value Of the instruments.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
ACROSS THE PLAINS.
statc,ne.s of the Overinnd Trade " here
sEs Ero,zht Goes To-The Coaches
lncrnrac OF iir Rn.incss.

AICHEoy Kanns, Weanesday, Jan. 3 l-fd.
Tie Daiy Champion to-day publishes an dc-
e-ate sta,erent o tie amount of freight shipped from
here across the Plains lor tie past year. Twenty seven
dsms aud Individual irelghters are engaged IN Tue
trade Daring the year tc aggregate amount o their
shipments was 2i iCOTD pounds nrsoret merchand.ze
rrqairirg fI .ts uansI IoIiai.on nearly 500 wagons
over Z, 30 mules and horses. and neary 2s.O) oxen
employing upward ~ 50l0 men. Over ha.f " tbs
leigl' went to Colorado, snd tho remainder 10 differ
ent poiais N Cinb Montana. Nevada. Ilslo, New
MeIc0. Ne.f-asA. and Western Kansas, including
military r,s' llo capital invested IN this business is
over e. Qo eco.
The .lrr u tt' merchanllse and machinery trans.
pOIted Do no' definitely known.
Tho overland coaches which leave and arrive here
daily have taxi on and bicugh, in over 1000 passea
gers and have also brought kesc $4,000 N specie
lnd carried out - roo pounds u express freight. 1he
Bsteffeid Overland Dispatch line has aso carried
.ares lmohcT passengers each way bat as shat line
established ltc in the season no accurate state
nsnt of l hgiress Is made. FIeigltiGc business IN
is city is tIrs Greater this year than IN lsCl
I've tcs tAGn ia 1902 ioar Zines larger ihan ~
ir,l aud 00 90 ponds gscc'cr tan In 1874. The
mo, experienced frog ttHk hat The trade N 1890
vii be uea..T double hat Oi the past year.