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THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN
GOVEh 'NMENT.

Rssoiued That the seve, al states composing the
United states are not un tied on the principle Of
unlimited submission 10 their General Govern
title OF Constitution OF th United states ana OF
amendments thereto they constituted General
Government for special p urp0ses delegated to
that Government certain !nnite powers, resCrv-
ing each Stite 10 itself he reslduary mass OF
right TO their self gOvernn tcnti and that " hem
ever the General Governmc ut assumes undelegu-
ted power It's acts are unuu 'hOrtdtive, void, aud
Of no iorcci That 10 this com pact each state HC-
States forming rs to Itself, ht other party that
the Government created by his compact was not
made The exclusive or hnnl lu dgc OF the extent of
the powers delegated 10 itsc IT, since that would
have made its discretion aud not the Constitution,
the me sure OF it, - pfwcrs, but that as in all
other cases Of COMPACT AMO.NG POWERS HAVING
no COMMON JUDGE. EACH PARTY MAS AN l1UAL
RIGHT no JUnGE ron ITSELF AZ WELL OF tNFRAC-
TtONs A. OF THE MOpE ASH MEASURE OF REDREss.-
ne F1rst Kentucky ResgtutfOh Of Tvs.
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MUST nE OF Il,
To q clean sv ccp.
Go They Must, and Go llty SHAH /!
Our New & desirable Goods


We OIL to SCH ut nic,s CORES uuUup viii
prr-ult times
Nj. STRAUSS h. h,i. l.u tul the IurIu-, Ol mai
uE kuuWutu the community at luIpu. that ,uI
LUilitits are Tar superior 90 any Ottti .tuIIlul
business huus, tut the tvU-uus
/. We huN uur Guu,r IuI Gosh utllN.
e. We bul UuI GuHd- az thC Iu-IOtu MAJ bet ui.
reyt rom th, mills ui th,I aEtit-,
Ne have tItm ,tt nu Wd,C tie mot
Icntitiy ttttyis ,Iu htst iull,Is
" u We dlw ~, the --latest -Nles ~ iutt, ius
AMI Niahy-
, ", nave thum mtuutWtuc up,lI the "a
riuslyc ,"uttui ut Otl long cApcii,n,tulUIu,l. T.
4 Sttsu--.
q. We receive -ttuil, nt,h supple, nom uur
~ holus .lt house ~ u,rui.btt
Ne receive turm 81 FIRST COST not PAY wing
ANN rHUrt1 At Att.
Nruuu't l,buI ubdt heavy cNp,u-r-
~ Sc ate not 10 Cue hthn ul u.stvti, ,ruutIUG
our guuI-
lo Mc have Jui our cnp.t ami ,r,rpl,- ,r..
Ul,iNtu o. tUIr Il .II.,-s ..I.t
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN q. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL s. UHL, Of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER
DIR. c. FULTON, Of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox,
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY. of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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Mavor,s Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE DAYTON, Marcn 10 1867.
IN compliance with the law, hereby issue my
i Proclamation TO the inhabitants OF the city OF
Dayton warning them that IL is unlawful 10 sell
barter, or give away any splrltuOus, vinous or
malt liquors, on the day OF any election held with
IN the state of Ohio under the Constitution or
laws thereof Any person Offending against the
provisions OF this act shall be lined In any sup
not less than eve nor more than one hundred dol
lars and be Imprisoned Ia the county jail for pc
rud not exceeding ten days for each otIense so
committed JONATHAN KENNEH Mayor.
Murrh ~ 1877 -lLI
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BY TELEGRAPH.

tB- order to issue our paper at an car
iy hour TODAY, we have omitted our usual
amount of telegraph matter.
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AuCti0nccrs.
Business 1lUtttrS.
DYSPEPSIA !!
DR.. STRICKLAND 8

/ DR.. STRICKLAND 8
ToNIC Is a cOnCeu.
Roots and Herbs, with
natives to strengthen
rvpus system. n Is :"
dyspepsia ,or Indigr'
oss of Appetite. Aci H.,
latulency and Debility
therefore particularly
nrvous, and Dyspcpt ,
Y all Druggists everys
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Ell lON fOh IAhIIIlON.
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
Levi Tibbs, Catharne Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by william Falkner, their
Guardian,
John weybright, Daniel weybi ight Joseph wey.
bright Benjamin Weybright, Jacob Weybright
samuel Weybright Elizabeth Wey bright Elz.
nbeth Wenger, samuel Wenger, Sarah Puter-
Daniel Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John
Bowman
1No John weybright Of - county Maryland,
L Daniel weybrght. Joseph wey bright, Benln.
min WeybIight, and Elizabeth Weybi ight Of the
county Of Montgomery, ohio, Jacob Weybrlght
Elizabeth Wonger, samuel Weuger, o Miami
county Ohio, Samuel Weybright sarah Puter.
Daugh George Putsrbaugh, Amanda Oldwinc.
You VIII take notice that u petition was nled
against you ON the 18th day Of March, 1867, in the
superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio. by
Levi Tihbs, CAthIrine Tibbs, aud Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William talkner, their Guar
dian, and IN now pending wherein the said Levi
'ribbs, Cntharine ,llbhs, and Joseph ,onus aud
Davis Jones by William Falkner, Guardian, de-
mand partition at the following al estate to-wit,
Situate In the county OF Montgomery aud state Of
ohio u, wit beginning at the Orthcast eOrner OF
No. fifteen 40, township No. i've ,bl Of range a.
t5) east; theme west along the dividing line OF
said quarter section sixty poles "a stake thence
2bA poles to stakei thence cast sixty poles to q
stake IN the section line; thence north along said
section line ~ the place Of beginning contiiuinr &
ten acres oi land more or less. Also the lollow
ing real estate; Situate In the county OF burle.
and state OF ohio TO Wit The east half OF the cast
hall ol the southwest quarter of section twenty
iOur ga, ~ township nine l9l OF range three g,
cast containing forty acres. more or less and
that at the next term of said court the said Levi
'ribbs, Latharlne Tibhs, ana Joseph Jones aud
Davis Jones by william Fakl en-, their Guardian.
Will apply Tor an order that partition may be
made Of SAID PTemE,s,sS,9fs iEsS,fs
CATHAtlNE IlBBS,
WILLIAM FALKNER Guardian Of
Joseph LINES, and
DAVIS JONES.
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Doctor
STRtCLAND'S
TONIC.

rated preparation OF
hntiacids and earn
the stomach and ne
certain remedy for
tlon, NERVOUSNESS, !.
ty of the Stomach, i
IL is not alcoholic,
suited for Weak, \
pc rsons. For sale b
where at$l per bottl
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Mayors Proclamation

MAYORS OFFICE, DAYToS. o., March 10, 1867.
THE qualified voters OF the city of Dayton are
i hereby notified that the annual election for
City and Township OniCcrs will be held In said
city ON Monday the LIST day OF April 1907, for tho
following officers, to'wit'
one CITY solicitor;
one CITY Marshal;
one Street commissioners
one Ma ket Master;
one Wood Measurer;
One DiTe,tOr Ot Lity lnNrmary3
one Irustcc or Councilman aud
one Member Of the Board OF Education in each
ON TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Two COnstab cs In The ,'ity at large, and
one Assessor In each Ward.
The following viii be the places Of voting In the
several Wards tO-wit:
Fir-t Ward EASTERN Engine House;
Second MHrd--Old independent Engine Ilous ,
next TO Opera House:
Third Wards NJ sullivau's Law OGlce south
side Of lhird street, hctN cen Main and Ludlow
Fourth Mard-M ustern Engine House,
Fiuh ward rntrh lngiuc liousrs
Sixth Wad-p Pacific Engine liou,".
Seventh MaId-Wuuut House WAYNE street.
I'll ighth NHrd~John NIpgun's, iuu tl0n o. War
rcn and Main strcctp.
Al.O according 10 q resolution adopted Fahrua.
~ 1891 hy the tlty Council Of Day ton The quul
fled voters 0f the city OF uiyt "a At th same time
Nill decide iOr or against the annex tOnui Miami
City 10 the titN oI Dayton Ihc ballot for thir
purpose w III he upon tllr city t,kgt, 10 wit.
o. For annexation of Miami t}.n
- gainst annexation of Mitni titv "
The voters In favor OF annexation viii strike or
mark out the words against unnUN alton % aud
those opposed to the sane VIII strike o. marx Out
the words For annexation"
The polls win be opened at six o',lock In the
morning and closed ats A O'Clock IN The evening
March rs, isl7-d,t
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Il E a r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
md CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms 10 DEY STREET, near Broad
way, New York,

GENTLEMEN; At the solicitation OF manv friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE. who
nave long ielt the necessity Tor rcEul tr AUCTION
dnd COMMISSION TRADE SAILS, devoted exclusive.
IL 20 g. no al of
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTN NERsHIP.
TUE co.partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Henry and Frederick Bcddies has been
dissolved by mutuni consent by y Reddios retir.
ing from the arm. The business will be continued
by X, Beddies at che old stand. No i48 Wa ne
street In this city. The claims against the firm
VIII he settled by either OF the partners, and each
one 10 author Aoi TO receive iaoney Tor dcbs nw
ing US Al thuso owing NJ are requested 10 settle
their debts HENRY BEDDlks
March Z, lebI-diws ". BEnDfES.
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ana Manufactured Tobacco

And Cigars, we have much pleasure in announc-
ing tn having given the matter our careful cOu-
sideration, aud being sAtisn that the trade re
quircs such an establishment we have commenced
business Ht the above address determined that
nothing shall be wanting on our part to deserve
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PatrOnage aud ConI,Ience

OF all who may favor US with their support.
One Of our firm having devoted many years eN-
clusivcly u the growing and manu- iacturc OF To-
bacco, IS thoroughly cOnversant with the business
in all It's branches and every endcavor Will he
made to realize, Tor all goods consigned to u.s. the
best market rates
We have taken premises in immediate proxmi
~ To the largest IObuccO and Cigar Dealers IN this
city. so that our sHigswhich " m be held regular
ly every Tuesday aud FridHy--Are certain Oi being
mly represented and TENDED 10y the rrH'te
Particular attention gircN 10 SAinNsats "a Bond
All COSstGNMESTs ~ III he OFFERED on the IMHE-
DiATELY SUCCEEDING sale day, and pr mpt returns
made with remittanCes.
All parties lavoriug US with their cons ignmcnts.
viii oblge by marking the Cases with their pri-
vate marx 50 that the same mav he sampled un'l
sold IN separate lots, aud forwarding with tho let
ter OF advice
I II - LoW w r ST LIMIT
For. which the same may be sold, together with
POstofice address
all Cases
"D. ID. &. d. Co.., 10 Den Sc, N, W
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css- a Radical sheet rcjoiccs that III,
Democracy are behind "thc party of prog.
ress," meaning thereby the Radical party
We hold our no while admitting the fact
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MAD RIVER &c F.
rETlTIoN ron PARTITION.

INRANttS MpiIk 81 h,-t it> .,irr,v De- tt 0 It'vu
Il tutrtha N,lr. I,W WlHt col tbUtIt l,iti ic
~ hu i've go l,tIp,ll tutIt} hfu JUlt Auhr
WIN lNVs iu x Huuul I uuttN lilIbulE aIu Dc ~
bs Muhr VITO iiy,- iu Randpll,h 'uutly Illinois,
VIII take notice. tHut % trNiluu NAs ul'd uEHtttt
thtm uu th" 7th dB, Ht IanuHiN, \ - 1871 ih tie
suiVri0f tutut NItLIu atu Iur tit t,ttth ~
Mont gumViN ann SGrtV col hiu lA rulu l. u g..
VIE, and BE- nov ven hg vltitIh ts.d Iulu l.
LmlV ir den. au,ls Isltulun 90 tht lulluu up itH
estate tu.WH I,iup Tot a. mhtttl UNt ltrtttd
an rivh ,IIBsl aud UNp Ltuditd bid ellhtN .
on .jsl m the r,Ni-,d ll1 co. th, city
uT uu, ton urd lh"t 90 ti,r,Nl t,iu uI raI, CONT
held after futtN dos iI' m tlt u, eel a., tI-t 10
ih4tiuu of th.s uutI,v Hppll,Htiuu VII lt mi,',
| the said pVili uti i,i Hu UIuvl lhht tatttIUn
muy he made ui SAID pIvui-ts
JOlIN d LUI we
Jas. n NAGGuTr. Az toi lttItivItr Itun
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Your obedent servants,
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINS & co,

D. Dou0LAs cAuLKISs, D ". CORBIS. l. CAuLKINs
References by permission William j Stltt 4
Co., l73 X l75 Washington st.. y. Y Jas. Syming-
ton, Importer, 3g Beaver - N. Y, Francis 4.
Esty. Esq, State St, n Y. Hon VIM Bross of
Chicago Lieut.. Coy. OF Illinois; Hon. samuel
Ashton, fernandina, Fla.
Oh. BERINGER. Agent.
No 90, WOrman's Building, jefferson ST. Day ton,
ohio. Ma, eh %, ls11-w9m-2s
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CB The Connecticut Mlllcrites are get
ing their ascension voters ready for June
18Th, next, when they expect to ''go up
Exchange.
There are some political parties that are
expected to "go up" IN Connecticut. They
have their tickets ready.
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gew AdprrtistmruIs.
AUSTIN MALEY,s rsTATE.

NOTICE hereby given that the undcrsig gucd
IN mas this day been duly appointed and quail
ned rs Administrator lie b1nis non of said Austin
Maley, decoused late Ol Montgomery County, q
THOMAS LUBY, A,lm'r de bonis non
j. H. BAGGOrr. Atty Mar 20 B7If ,y9 -3De
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T-
T ov,oD DIR. StriclSland's =.
pIGr rGr 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
date relief, and effects permanant cure
Try 1t directly. 1t Is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 30 cts. por
bottle
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GS The Shelby to.) Chronicle, Radical
IN noticing the hesitation ofthe Republican
Legislature, at Columbus, to strike the word
white from the Constitution, says:
What is the use Of saying that we are not
III iaNor OF the movement (negro equality ?
we need not attempt to throw dirt in the
eyes OF our opponents; they see now, and
think that we are afraid to act" That Is
candid. and more than that, 1t Is the truth.
~ The Upper Dauphin (Penn.) Register
H(Rad) Is terribly distressed because enough
OF It's party fused with the "Copperhead." " TO
deieat the Radical ticket for all the princi-
pal township officers. Such things will
happen In all parties, provoking as IL may
be to those len In grief
Keep the ball rolling, Democrats.
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Rare Chance for a Splendid Bargain

A BEAU lIFUL Chamber set OtOak Furniture
~ Consisting OF Carved Bodstead, Marble Top
bureau, wash stand, Centre Table, Easy Chair.
at great reduction on first cost; only hc In use
about twOmonths Address Lock BOX 1870 or caiI
on q. g. McMlLLEN, Phillips House.
lcb2G GT.dtf
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DAY ONLY,

And assure on that We huv, made such Ituuc.
tiuus ia prir,s that We titI,t tUli 4, l,Nt a HU-
cral call lIun all those WHO are u,sliuIs ol buy
iug. ihis stock,
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superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
No $40
Levi Tbbs, CRtharine Tibbs and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones' by william Falkner, their
Guardian,
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correspondent 81 The Independents relates the fol-
lowing
when Mrs President Lincoln took mp her residence
In Chicago she decided 70 send her Thomas bster
public schools Of that city. Fron early childhood TA
had suffered by an impediment Of speech, ~ which u
Washnaton he Vas almost necessarily neglected ana
when he reached The school II found that he
sadly deficient In the elements Of learning when asked
81 had tsachsr Washington but 10 did nos like me
nuch and did not like him very welli % between ~
cisssed Arst By Qualification and then BY siss,
70 pass that he in regular order shoulder 70 shod
der with black boy, who had been slave down South
until The rreat proclamation got him feA In this
tact the lad displayed the manlnsss q his ilustrous
father By treating the ooored boy with the same kind.
mesa and consideration with which he treated the white
boys Of his class and at times By defending him when
insultsd By other boys HIS conduct was reported
sxcep.onsble but The ooorsd boy advances The most
rnpidly
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE ue TINE HERALD.
Projections for tho Frentier, &c.

Protection for tho Frontier, &c.
GALVESTON, Texas, April IA
From headquarters learn that for the further pro.
Of the frontier troops will b stationed follows:
-Four companies at the post 81 BunAlo Springs and
companies at Fort Belknap. The Fourth Sixth and
Ninth cavalry will be stationed = various points along
the frontier The infantry posts are not yet designated
yacksonborougn win b discontinued - military post
At present FL Paso route will not b occupied With
troops beyond Fort Clarke
There d . rumor that cholera has reappeared 81 Sam
Antonio There have been few sporadic Cases In The
On the 9Th instant two companies Of colored troops
passed through San Antonio for the frontier.
The Indians have been raiding In the Norwegian dis
trct In Bosqus county. white boy and three negrose
uore killed.
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In the United States Circuit Court, Richmond on the
10Th inst John Miaor Bot stated that the Grand Jury
had Anshsd the work before them, and requested thsr
discharge. Judge Underwood would like very much 70
dschareo the jury but he wanted them 70 examine tho
subject Of frauds Of The internal revenue be knew they
were immense especially In The manufacture Of whis-
ksy. He dA nos believe that ths tar paid on one
Isnth u ths whskey manufactured in the StatA On 90
count Of thsss frauds the loyalty Of the people very
nuoh dsrustsd, and he did n0s think The Stale would
svss - admitted Into Vie Unoo until NE taxes were
paiA
me Grand Jury them retired TO examine into the a.
legged frauds Of the Internal Revenue Department
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isooxD. Ercurx NAnAmuurrs Dpn,cr.-P. L
Mssn. elaa e4I; ie.ssod washburn, S127 Ell Joseph
eAASol; and 4 b Bullock (0overnor), Ss,77s, The
Ans fsnly, Of Esstoo naa., rsssrnsd che fcalcvt
Anss, t1ss17s Oliver Amss second, s3s S2i, frsd Il
Amss, e17,6A The richest member Of The Cpnpscsicut
Senate = "a lrishman, whose properly 10 valued Il
$3.50 ooo. Re made bis money from n oil fssnpau
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Departure 81 General sAsrsAaa -Easp scslsn
Tsur - Texas. y.
Nvw o~s Nav III

NEW OniAAne, L. ny To-
fAsi evening General sheridan. accompanied By Gen.
srai ssvtslls Lsussnsntcclossl ctsssy d. Asoh, q
biz saf and Generals Porter and Babooo, aids 70 Cen
srsi Grant, len this city the sssamshIp HAsan fcs
Galveston, Tsras inspecting tour The trips VIII
b extended 10 the Rio onnss and viii not probably
extend beyond vssk ~ tss daya
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them. W0O0o,
terror Of their hives; told Of illegal arrests o6 ribu.
malls Of justice dcbassd 70 crafty the accurssd hate Of
ambitious conspso 70 destroy and subvsrt the gov
srnmsns and Of cruel and unmsrissd punishnsnis In
Any number Of szsm5Iss might BE- given Of ths out
rages 70 which I have referred. Only . few days
ago two men were hung In Chicos county for
their Union ssnsmsata they were taksu from the
Geld In which they peacefully 81 work. and after
vs 1S% s'ns ssS s % d
desperadoes who committed the dssd seeing that they
had been discovered ~ old man and boy committed
soSs Spsa9 DAYS before any
dared NEEDLE with fhem. 1he Grand jury recently in
shh city had this under Investigation but
from here % Xrksdsiphia In an army smbuisnos were
murdered On the road anA their bodies after several
days found in sss woo sa u Dallas county n old .C;
man, was, and nom the elects q her injuries dIsd
sss !: 81 cs 70
ara In this same county and Pope county several
have had their feet burned or and 20 frequently h
bsn Of certain gang who DO it-srs called ''fses
burnerAn In Crsghsad county man who had bees
in the Federal service and settled there He WAS
cot q fsloay b The eyes Of his neighbour end 20 net
vithstanding HE assertions that he would leave ne
SSSnss sy S;us - ~ & :: v g. axe SSs
aS.oe county snd one u rrsris ossn ssd IN bscasss
Ne . .:: sos uSs; .ss '; .sa = :. &
the war aid on ssmine hask - ren hs family found
hs ne hrsasns s.d y ~ nsA = ss:g n s'%;s -
shis odrUumsssscs, nys 10 sad eehs Unioa men
knew his pses q coscsal.snt snl n.s.gsa
sn sss. sS :sSssc ss. - <.
Shas he has lst Ne country. ror Aesnts q the Irsed'
meals Bureau V Be- shos q 4 NJ uncommon eeoersnes
q Sss mo ss ssss
tos. q Piss 1us. - ehse6 n ~ iess~ wS1tssn from
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entire cotton crop Of that most fertile portion OF SOUTH
western Arkansas and Northwestern Loaslaas lyss on
viii also take 70 tho Northern and Eastern markets
the principal products Of Northeastern Texaa Of the
surpassed By any country in the world Before reach.
ing ~ Gulf terminus the ROAD psnstratss two Of the
best PROVINCES Of Msxico-Chihuahua and sonors-fs-
nous for their glorious climate and rich silver mines.
The probability 10 that this road will take the stem OF
Che Cairo and Futon road between Little Rock and Ful
snch nave q D' 'S ssd is s n
right kind Of men have got hold Of IL and 10 viii IN
doubtedy be pushed forward TO rapid compilation
The Nissisippi ouachita and Red River Railroad
commenced operations In 1854 and n The opening OF
NE var the Of the road for speedy oOmplscn
completed and trains running over H. The whole
q about cs niles in various faps had been cleared
graded TO this road the state granted some $50 900
acres Of valuable land. comprising wha. was Known as
sct Since the war; up 70 the present time there has
been nothing done this road 10 effect ~ compstion
ns Of
me Richest part OF the State Prom Camden 70 The Mis-
sissppi river the finest cotton growing rsson per-
insxhsussbls coal bedsa fAcs shas muss ultimately
make this portion of the State The Eva ~ any Of our
Essssn Ssasss Y. manuiacsurng wealth n ne noun ,
Il 1853 We shars;ssS sSs cairo end Tslssa sarosd
:,s n. ss ;s : Ss. -. s s s
and Ne Mississippi river, sx ssctaees o. soss: PEI
mile. ms ns1s ths grant fcs ne hsndre1 and one
miles the lsegth a. ths RCD - surveyed 1soos 40
scrss Afts The pasuAgs Of she ordinance q sscsaon
convention Tor NE ~ of The sbsion, and n further
lawful business wss done during she war n Nay, 1854
ths board directors meA and having rsecinded al
previous dsoyal or illegal sesa sought % obtain ~.
newa Of the land grant In July, q that year, Congress
renewed and enlarged The grant rom Ven years nom the
passage Of The act and making the land grant ten sec.
hsps 70 sscb nile, or sam setA q lS294oo scraL