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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, Mdg 20, 1867.


-7sri. rl Monday, Nay 20, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE. e' =
Henry Rinaskof. Cincinnati; J Bernard, Chica-
Wis. Lancaster, Ohio; Y ID Martin, do; J. A. Tipton,
New {ok CEN Robnsea
Robinson: Ha5risbuIgh s Pa; Alex Manning u ~
ward Miller, jr; PEOyidsnce. R l; Z : NisEsndeTE;
wood. New Y ork; q r HoisingtOn, Warren. Ohio:
SsnaSos M
row. cleveland; W French. Boston. Mass; T Ray,
ii Walker. Springfield, Mass; ] Sanders. ew York;
Miss Tobin. Cincinnati: Alfred Smith, Cincinnati;
Idnss adnsd ff Hp1S Ind SsE oP @
ys Henry FS GSFts 6:Ts Mgaf Masa %s51oP EPgsR
Mittnacht, Pikssville, Md; VIM NJ FaIrar. Cam
bringe Ohio; A Mittnacht, PikesvilIe, Maryland;
dsah g. Bss p ss
S Maftin. wfe and son. Ls6css5sr O. Nj fSissh
er, layton, John Caventher, Lit Louis, Mo, )
..s UNITED STATES HOTEL. .gr,e
a Hugh O'aara, Kentucky;l James Harris. Franklin
fSSSy Sscsrs 0ho
Bsas B:Sfs and SfnSs S6G gsiF sG
nIildine. dS; fippstt, dQiJ AIpoI DO; P
Seed;pe:d; Do; Harrison. WssteIville, Ohio
" H Lewis, Cincinnati. Q; N Dodge, Cincinnati,
.; 81 McKinstry Y & Cineinaati Q; Pr3lny. Cleye.
New York; S G Wilson New York L Meyers: Bos.
tn, Mass; H Martin and lady, w heeling, W Va
D I Wilson, Greenfield; b Thomas, Bloomington. III
A Tegardner, PickawaJ county, U; Pc er Tegardner,
do; Elias Shook, Bockbourne. o; VIM Griffith. Mad
ison, Ind Samuel o Thomas, Y anesville y; David
Little, Pittsburgh, Pa: q Upton. Darbyyille, D;
E B Pierson. Jersey, Q; W Fl Brownell. NewbuIg g.
q; E Cook. do: J N Burner, Worthington,0 o. 5
Thomas, Bushville, o. VA rla.i EIEcl' Grtr1
T.l- .-'-s'T GooDALE HOUSE. ,.lraso
W B hays, P. R. R.; Southard, city; John
S Moody. do; DIR. w Morrow Beach, London; Da-
vid johnson, Steubenvile; Samuel G Harrison,
Union City; Alex Thornton, Chicago A j jackson
an lady, Shelby, q; W L,timer, Springfield;
+ L Frank, Indianapolis. Ind Michael Starley.
city; s J Powell, Groveport. o.: Harry Ho6gkins.
New York; K W Holly. do v Erouse, Circle;
Marst all and son. Indianapolis. Ind Howard u
Sanderson, Cleyeland;- j II Anderson, Milford Cen
ter Richard Wood. South Wooderry. o.; b D
Davenport, Cincinns.i; R H Jamseson, do; Will
liam Hennegar, Mt. Vernon, o.; ] II Wing, St.
Louis. No.: 5 s Seltzer. do. NV L1i f-1.'rl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

The LADIES 'PARLoR.-The growing pop
ularity of the Ladies Parlor, 14411s South
High street, is the highest testimonial pos
sible of the appreciation by the public OF
Mr.. Meilley's endeavors to provide pleas
9 ant place of resort for the ladies. The ice
cream, confectionery and other dainties are
: of the best quality and finest hayors. We
are glad to know that it has taken SO high
aplacein in the estimation ofour fashionables'
Strawberries and cream win be served in q
fewsdays.. - - 81 "a = - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

CoNFIRMED.-The Council last night con-
firmed the contract made by the committee
on Highways with R. M. McClelland, Esq,
for paving High street with the Nieolson
pavement. The work will be commenced
forthwith.
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GooDALE HOUSE.
TO JOINERS & CABINET MAKERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiVed until ,..s.. .,.e ,.....,- .,.. 80 =
.....rs Monday, June I7th, l-,.-f
by the LibIarisn at his Office in the State Library
Columbus, Ohio, for furnishing materials and doing
the work required by the pl ms and specifications
for building new book cases, alcoves stairs gallery
Columbus. ,r . ..-f. = 90 H. - = -
Plans and specifications can be seen and further
information will be given at the office of the Libra
rian. on and after Wednesday. May &c, 1867 :
KID 49,. -. - BLACKBURN & k0EHLER,
mayl6-d6t Architects
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MONDAY, May 90. 1867.

vfi The GAME, OF BILLIARDs, can be played
at Mussey & Tuttle's room with more sat
aisiaetion than in any other room in lCeptral
Ohio. Amateurs and professional billiard.
lists all agree that the Excelsior Billiard
: Room is most agreeable and pleasant
4 place of resort. I'd n og.5 is 5r5r1'.,isii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

CINCINNATI AND THINGs.-We have been
on visit to Cincinnati. It's good place
to go, if one has plenty of money. It's a
mighty good place to leave when stamps
run low. If we were as rich as Peabody, and
there were no other place in which one
could enjoy good health, we would like to
live in that village. Observation-Disclosures
They have habit there of necessarily put
ting down the pavement invented by that
highly respectable old gentleman, Mr..
Bowlder, and as necessarily TAX
ing it up again. In point OF
fact Cincinnati never knows that gas
and water pipes are needed on any given
street until that street be paved. 1t gives
an agreeable variety to be sure, yet ner-
vous stranger might think the city was at
fiicted with chronic earthquake. Gin
cinnati, with all her drawbacks and disad-
vantages, has two institutions her citizens
may well be proud of; we mean the Sus-
pension Bridge and the st. Lawrence. The
bridge is one of the finest single suspen-
sion bridges ever built in this or any
other country, and is as much OF
an ornament as it is a convenience.
The st. Lawrence Restaurant and Billiard
Room at Nos. 1O2, 1O4 and log West Fourth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

CURE FOR DEBILITY.-When this arises
from diseased action of the stomach, the
occasional use of RoBAcK's BLOOD PILLS
followed by RoBACK's STOMACH BITTER, is
the best treatment; they will never fail to
do good. .fa.ia..
my-d&w1w -,es... ..5.sls
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E-1n Rnnda.

ROCHESTER, May 2O-A banking house
of this city sent to-day over halt million
of dollars of compound interest notes to
for conversion into new 500 bonds. ~.
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Collision i'm Boston Harbor,

BosToN, May 2O.-There was collision
in the harbor yesterday betweena schooner
and pleasure yacht. The latter sunk,
drowning four out of eleven persons. The
names of the drowned are Mrs. Mary De
Long and child, Mrs. Margaret Garvin and
Ellen Guinn.n, N-l i.L-- -.-.L- ---L
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Convicted,

LEWISTON, MAINE, May 20.-Rufus K.
Larrabee, has been convicted in, the Supe-
rior Court of maliciously mutilating and
butchering horses and cattle. - -.
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Il RE-ARREsTEDGThom Hart was, on
Z yesterday, arrested on a asecond charge, that
uof being concerned in the burglary Of the
clothing store Of Thomas Carroll, on North
: High street, robbed some time in April last.
Because of the absence of an important
. witness the hearing of the case was con-
,tinued until Thursday. s,iiH Il or
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Sportsmen,s Convention

BUFFALO. May 20-The New York State
Sportsmen's Convention begins tomorrow
at Leroy. A full supply of birds has been
obtained, and a large attendance is ex-
pected, b..
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PennsyIvaniaa LEGISLATURE.

| PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-The Mayor has
issued orders for the enforcement of the
liquor law passed by the Legislature, very
similar to the excise law. '# tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

WE will make it greatly to the advantage
of those wanting Stamp Gold Wall Papers
to purchase of us. s. SELLEcK 6 Co..,
my20-1w. 1856 and 15S South High St. E.
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FOR RENT.

THREE r o o M s, OVER MER.
l chants Union Express Office, No. 25 East State
street-one front, room, 2Ox3O feet suitable for .
Barber Shop. The rooms are all newly painted
! G. A. WAGNER,
mayl5-d1W On the premises.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

=, TALLHrTE, so long and fayorably known
ON, our city as a capital musician andsgen-
F., ctleman, and more particularly known as
Prof. Pinney's chief violinlst, will give a
.Cotillion and Waltz party at Ambos Hall
on Thursday evening, May 49, As Mr.
IiHlte is worthy the consideration of our
community, it will be we'll for all to attend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

SEWING MACHINEs.-No home is COM
plete without Sewing Machine. "Wheel-
.er & Wilson's" Improved Machines are
universally acknowledged to be the cheap
est, simplest and best for Family use."-
They have been awarded the first premium
at every Ohio State Fair at which they have
been exhibited, since 1858, and have always
stood first and foremost as Family Ma
chine in Europe as well as America. The
sales of these Machines are equal to the
sales of all others combined. All Ma
chimes warranted for three years, and in
structions given in the use of them at the
house of the purchaser. Call and examine
them. WIN. SUMNER & Co.,
No. II East State street
1o 80 et -.'- 80 .-.
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SALE OF FURN1TURE.-The furniture of
the National Hotel will be sold tomorrow,
wednesday, the 22d inst. --- -av
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

TRANSFERS YEsrERDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re
corder's Office yesterday: = ~s,t ~
Thos. j. Alexander and wife to Lewis r
Goodspeed, May Is, the 4-9th shares o.
what is commonly called the Brick Store
Room under Odd Fellows Hall, in the vii
lage of Westerville, on lot No. A, in said
village, for $685. IG2i318 #5U f
. James L. Westervelt to Peter Westervelt
= ct al; October "A, 1866, all his right, title
and interest to lot No. A, in the village
of Westerville, for $500. .s. --.a'.. b. a..
81 James Barker to Stephen L. Peck, Apri
11th, 151S acres of land in Clinton town
ship, for 81, 100. 3'zk .li 'q-f
BENZ. B. Nafzgee to Edward Shuffiin,
May 18th, acre of land in Montgomery
township, for $500. ,,a..tso0 rre.s4 !
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STRAY COLT---$2O REWARD.

CTRAYED FROM THE STABLE OF
- the subscriber, residing on the corner of Long
and seventh streets. in t9e city of Columbus on
Friday night, April 26tb, 1857, q SMALL BAY
COLT, years old, . Stud; one white hind foot.
star on forehead, and white spUt on upper lip ANY
person giving information which may lead to his re-
covery or for his return. will be literally rewarded
may'e7dlwl garu g ID. L. HATHAWAY.
f BRANDRETH,s PILLS.AThese pills are
safe and sure. They are prepared by a process
which secures all the best qualities of the herbs of
which they are composed, without any of their bad
They benefit in all cases, and do harm in none.
See B. Brandrethi is in white letters on the Gov
ernment stamp. t.'il TO 91oHl apr23-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 23l South High street, between Rich
and Friend, Columbus, Ohio, has always on
hand Books, Periodicals and Pictorial
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames
Window Shades, Stationery, etc. Call and
see. -'i-i' -.e@ may20-eod1m
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A CRAZY NEeREss.--The police on yes
terday placed in the calaboose a negress
they found on the streets raving crazy.
Hardly had she been incarcerated before
she tore all the clothing of of her, nor
would she consent to put on other apparel,
remaining the entire day in a state of nu-
;5dity.. Her shrieks and jabbers were. deaf
ening and incessant. Towards evening she
was sent to the County Infirmary. l...L
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@431<; Cumberland 3O,I @3O1< Qui ksiiver g6C93s
Mariposa 797H; do preferred ls@IsX. Western
Union TelegraPh z2H94s; Pacific Mali 1857 49,
ossi; Erie sez@ss Hudson l02@l0aX: Rssding
1857 97O4 Illinois Central II591l5z: fPittlburgh
TAX e74<; Toledo 112< @ll3 Rock Island -e91S@
ssSS; NorthwesternI 3lS S@3f: de preferred f5sT a
5sx3 Ftg Wayne e6la9e69k. Border State bonos
ex: :c6npons 6i%: new North Carolina zSK. Steam-
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BOOK NOTICEs.
adjourned

HAMPERS MAGAZINE for June. 1867. f.
Selleck 81 Co., corner of Town and High
streets, have received the June number OF
this greatest of all the monthlies.
THE GALAXY. An Illustrated Magazine of Enter
tanning Reading, june 1867.
Andrews & Hull, next door south of the
Postoffice, send us this glorious monthly.
Mrs. Edwards great story, "Steven Law
renee, Yoeman," has reached It's 9th chap
ter. 1t still continues in absorbing inter-
est. waiting for the Verdict" by Mrs.
Rebecca Harding Davis, is another story of
great power, running through the Galaxy.
We would advise you to purchase this mag
azine if you would enjoy pleasant hour.
FRANK LEsL1E's LADY's MAGAZINE. June. 1867.
Andrews & Hull also furnish us with a
copy of "Frank Leslie" for June. This is a
very superior number of a very superior
publication. 1t keeps pace with the first of
the fashion monthlies, and does not fall a
whit behind any in point of literary merit.
One of its peculiar features is full sized
pattern furnished with each number. 1t is
regular ladies' companion.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD. monthly magazine Of
General Literature and Science June 1851
New York: The Catholic Publication House, No.
126 Nassau street.
( n For the very moderate price of So 90 per
annum there is furnished in the Catholic
World more religious, general, entertain
ing and scientific miscellany, than in any
other monthly published on the continent
Nor is its interest confined to Catholics
alone. There is not page but bears upon
it something of interest to the general
reader. The contents of the present num-
Der are: Lectures and Public Conferences
among the Ancients; Verheyden's Right
Hand; May, A Fancy; Impressions OF
Spain; Victor Cousin; Praises of the
Blessed Sacrament; Architecture of Birds
The Father of Waters; The Church and
the Roman Empire; The Death of Napol-
con; Sketch of Pere Hyacinth; The Two
Lovers OF Flavia Domtilla; Libraries ul
the Middle Ages; Laudate Pueri Domi-
mum; Christianity and Social Happiness
Visible Speech; Mortality of Great Capt..
tails; Miscellany, sc.
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may1S-sat&tus

Mr.. ED. LAUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city. The most
fastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat. s.. -s.,-s /
may4-d1m ED. LAUF.
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HOPE THEY May BE CAUGHT. I'VE are
= informed that somebody or someboaies
have been in the habit Of going into the
Tshed where the stone for the Episcopal
Church is being prepared. and defacing
- them, by breaking off great pieces. In this
way, the laborof the entire day has been
destroyed in q few moments This is an
outrage that, should be stopped, and the
perpetrators severely punished. Jgas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

= TRIAL OF THOMAS HART.-The examina-
tion of Thomas Hart, charged with bur-
glary, was heard by the Mayor, on yester-
day afternoon. There was some as hard
swearing, as we have heard for a good
j while. "A ruddy, honest looking Irish girl
sworet that the wolf robe, of which we
made mention previously as having been
stolen from James 81. Neil, was taken from
where it had been placed, by those who
brought it into the house, by Mrs. Shoe
=, maker, and hid in a pantry. Mrs. Shoe
maker swore that she never saw the robe
until the officers came after it. Somebody
was making a wrong statement, we
thought, and we felt satisfied that the Irisf
girl could be believed. The facts developed
would seem.to warrant the idea that Mrs
Shoemaker's hiding qualities are first rate
The trial resulted in Hart's being held tc
bal, in the sum of $500. I4G. ,ii.u
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A. HENNEBo.-Saloon, No. Is West Broad
street, open day and night. apr27-tf
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Local ~ eW s.

MErEoRoLoGrcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, SO
south High street. " L-sttlts tlktA
MONDAY. May 90, 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

NAOhHOVCU HUH LIE OAH OuACCs
DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea,
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
or series of years to the trea ment Of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be consulted ct his ofice-
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank i7ilp etN
ch28'65m 1 -7.....r aff- a --lisvrT+ .ls '"-..T
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New. York .StnoIr nInrket-nIax

G0LD-Closed at 1861 buying.
EAGHANGE-Unehang 49, -5 20
M0NEY-Marketq quiet at s@10 Der cent, 81
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The Sugar Market.
The sugar market was at a lull.

The Herald's MONTGOMERY, Alabama,
special says Judge Kelley addressed a
large crowd there, composed about equally
of whites and blacks, on Saturday, his re-
marks being confined almost exclusively to a
contract between the two sections in favor
of the North, from which he inferred that
the institution of slavery and the prejudices
of the Southern whites had been the incu-
bus upon the Southern section. He was
listened to attentively and frequently
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21

Ristori, before her departure, made new
contract with Grau TO reappear i'll New
York, september 10Th. ...
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
CiucInnati Nancy Market-may 80.

New FORK money market-may &c.
GOLD-ls71I9 9I377<,
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opening of st. Patrick,s Cathedral.

The opening services were performed at
st. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday, on the
occasion of the first. celebration of high
mass in it since its rebuilding. Archbishop
McCloskey made the address, in which he
referred to the condition of the temporal
affairs of the Pope, for whom a collection
was taken uD, ~ i. S3I.I EhE.-l
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An Unfounded Rumor.

Death of the Greek Minister.
The Greek Minister to Washington, Gen.
Kalcrgis, died last month in Athens. A
letter from Paris says: He was taken i'll
here not long since on his way to Washing
ton, and was obliged to renounce his mis-
sion to the United States. The Partisan
medical men ordered him home, and he died
soon after his arrival at Athens.
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|
Scioto street. u --. g.. .-- .r
H. Passed. -f1E r e.a a-r. esf-su f
Mr.. McAllister introduced a resolution
directing the Street Commissioner to ex
anime the sewer on Friend street at the
southeast corner of the Blind Asylum
grounds and remove therefrom all dirt and
distractions, and to cause a CRATE to be
placed over the entrance, to prevent sticks
and rubbish from flowing into the same
The resolution was passed. .,-v f
Mr.. Armstrong introduced resolution
for grading and paving the cutters, side
walks and crossings on the north side OF
Long street from Straight alley to Seventh
alley. The resolution was passed.
Mr.. McAliister introduced a resolution
directing the Street Commissioner to erect
and construct bridge across the gutter on
the north side side Friend street at the in
tersection of Ramsey street. The reso-
luton was passed. ST.. .-,
Mr.. Armstrong introduced a resolution to
contract with Joseph Evans tor graveling
roadway of Frank street from National road
to north corner of VIM. Monnypenny's sta
BILE. The resolution passed-yeas II, nays
none.
Mr.. Naghten introduced resolution to
contract with Peter Egan for building a
brick sewer on Payne alley, from John
street to North Public lane, thence on
North Public lane to Fourth street, thence
on Locust alley to Third street, at 20 cents
per cubic yard for grading, and $14 pei
1000 for brick laid. The resolution passed
yeas 16, uays1. HtzE E.EH
J Mr.. Naghten introduced resolution re-
ljecting the bids heretofore received by the
! City Civil Engineer for grading and grav-
] cling North High street, north to corpora
tion line, and directing the Civil Engineer
i to again advertise for the work. Passed.
II Mr.. Toll introduced resolution directing
| the City Civil Engineer to prepare the nee.
essary plat and estimate for grading and
!, graveling the roadway of Franklin avenue
from Washington avenue to East Public
, lane. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Chadwick introduced contract be-
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commanding General would prefer that it
s'l9V!h not come this route ut present.
sHELDYyII,IE TENN LII, :,

shELBff1LIE, TENN, July 4, 1867
Hr. Editor: Tennessee and Georgia hoyo nndo
sosoral millions bushels Of wloat, and tbcro is n
largo corn crop to DO mado yet Tho opinion H.,
corn will sell OF forty cents per busl,cl this fall
Tho corn crop will bo largor than IL has been for
twoqty years, and, il tho seasons aro favorable
from this out, oil will bo right.
Tennessee III 1874 mndo moro corn than any
State in tho Union, and this year sho will do tho
same. Our Southern railroads, IL thcy do their
duty, will have ns much Hour, wheat and corn TO
carry down South ns thcy possibly can do. but Il
they persist in tho present prohiitory rnles, Tho
produce will havo to go elsewhere.
Lincoln county, in This STATE, will mako more
corn thnn the whole State OF Gcorgia-anl whs.
koy, too. Thero arc ono hundred and twenty-five
dlstillorics in Lincoln county.
Now, IL our railroads will do us Justice. wo can
got largo trado from Gcorgia and Tonncsscs.
Tho freight OH flour from Nashville to Charleston.
600 miles, is s2.75; from Nashville to Now York
1857 miles, sl.7O. Flour can DO slippcd from
Nashville to Charleston, ola Neto York, 1000 miles
for s210.
In conclusion, will say that tho whole Southern
Btatos havo md will mako moro wlioat and corn
than they havc since America has been country.
G. A. NEUFFER