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Desc Grafton of Dead bodies.

BUFFALO, February 27.-Five dead bo-
dies-two males, two females, and new
born infant--were found by the detective
police at the Grand Trunk Railroad depot
this afternoon. They were shipped through
the American Express Company for Ann
A-.bor, Michigan.
The bodies were packed in -four barrels,
in nude state, and had not been dead
over week. They were not decomposed,
and bore no marks Of violence. The bo-
dies are now being cleanSed of the -four,
and will be exposed for Identification to-
morrow morning. The city is wild with
excitement to know whose relatives have
thus been desecrated by body -snatchers.
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SAN Francisco, February 25.-The con-
sui Of the Republic Of Mexico in this city
has received the following official news !:
Juarez was at San Luis Potosi, where &C.
nerals Gonzelo, Ortega, and Patton had ar
rived, prisoners. The city of Guanajuato
was captured by the Liberals on the 9th
of January, with many prisoners, and oil
the artillery, munitions Of war, and baggage
therein. General MARQUEE had captured
the city of Jacoara, the most important
place in the State Of Michoacan; and
Cuernavaca had been taken by the Liberal
General Pinson. Miramon was completely
defeated near Zacatecas, and three Of his
brothers and all the high officials made
prisoners. The Liberals also captured half
a million dollars, of which Miramon had
robbed Zacatecas.
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The rebel spirit In Louisiana, relishted
by Andrew Johnson's treachery, has been
maddened by the inAexibie determination
Of Congress. On the 10th Of February In
slant preamble and resolutions were In
troduced into the State Senate, Of which
the following are specimens:
:" |. BE nresolued blythe Senate and House
OF Representatives. Of the State Of Louisiana
IN General Assembly conue'led, That the said
so-called Congress Of the United States Is
not constitutional body, in as much IS Il
Is not composed Of representatives and
senator's from the several States, and con-
sequently ell acts emanating from said Con-
gress of the United States which affectthe
status or integrity Of the States unrepre-
scented since the date Of said proclamation
are usurpations Of power and are null and
void. -,
."2. Be II further resolved, ETC., That
copies Of this preamble and resolutions be
forwarded to the Governors of the several
States ofthe Union, to be laid before their
several State Legislatures"
There is no better argument for COM
plete Reorganization Of Louisiana under
Just such bill as that now before the Pre-
sident than the article In the New Orleans
Crescent and the action of the so-called
State Legislature.
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A nr;vate letter received from leading

A private letter received from leading
clergyman of Richmond, Va, to friend
in Albany, says: .
at is sad to think how passion does per-
vert the judgments, even of good men. l
have an opportunity of noticing the letters
written from the South to the religious
press at the North, mostly from anonymous
authors. There are evils at the South,
and evils that good men deplore, but We
rily believe that nine-tenths Of the stories
of southern cruelty to freedmen are false
or grossly exaggerated. | know of no
cruelty or injustice practiced on them in
this region, but there is prevalent desire
to treat them kindly, and to make the best
of the embarrassing condition in which we
have all been placed"
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WHAT THE RADICALS WILL Do.-The
Baltimore american Of Tuesday said:
"The loyal people intend to purify the
institutions of this great republic. They
have resolved upon this, not only as mea-
sure of abstract propriety, but of political
and national safety. In this they will not
be hindered by the Supreme Court or any
other branch Of the Government. The
people are the Government-the control
ling power. The Judges, like the Presi-
dent, are the mere instruments through
whom they work. All must yield by some
means or other, sooner or later, to the de-
liberately formed judgment and will def
nitively expressed by the people,"
And the Gazette Of Wednesday CON-
mented as follows:
$50 passes away the Constitution of
the United States, and with it constitu-
tional government and civil liberty. Mil
lions of men on this continent to-day stand
as completely Invested of political rights
and the protection of any laws as ever did
the liege subject of any absolute monarch
on earth. Into the future we shrink from
gazing. Confscation and Rapine, Ruin
and Confusion, must soon begin their ruth
less work, and where and when they will
complete it, no man may know"
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, February ga. M.-Stocks
tending downward. 5-20's, 'G2, coupons,
liz. Money, 697. Exchange, GO days,
go sight, 915. Gold, l393l-it has been
up to l401l. Flour dull and dropping.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and
steady. Pork steady; new mess, s2O.95.
Whisky steady. Cotton firmer at 3l1a9
&c. for middling uplands.
NEW YORK, February 2S-P. Moot
ton active and advanced 1aGlc.; sales OF
s, 800 bales at 3l15@32c. Flour declined.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn active ;
mixed western, sl@sl.072. Pork active !;
mess, s2l. Provisions quiet and steady.
Whisky dull. Sugar firm and in fair de-
mand. Stocks very dull. Gold, 1879.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February 2s.-Cable ad-
vices have unsettled cotton. Rio coffee
firm. Sugar firm. Corn active; yellow,
9709sc. Provisions steady. Mess pork,
s2l.50.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, February 2S.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat frmer. Corn steady.
Whisky firm, and held at 26c. Cotton fiat
and in favor of buyers; middling uplands,
CSC. Bulk meats in good demand. Mess
pork firm and quiet.
WILMINGTON COTTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, February 2s.-Cotton-
middling uplands firmer at Csc.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, February 2s-Cotton-Sales,
1000 bales; middlings, 29c. /; receipts, 96O
bales.
AUGUSTA (GA.) COTTON MARKET.
AUGUSTA, February S.-Cotton-Hold-
ers demand an advance, but buyers hold off
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2S.-Cotton
higher-saIes, $500 bales; low middling,
3OG306c.; receipts, 1857 bales. Sugar,
molasses, and tobacco unchanged. Pork
nominal at s2l.50.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, February 2s-Noon.-Consols,
81. United States 5-20's, 70.
LONDON, February 2S-Eyening.-Con-
soils, 9OlS. Bonds, 1911.
LIVERPOOL, February 2S-Noon.-Cot-
ton opens firmer and more active, with
speculative and manufacturing inquiry
Estimated sales to-day, 10000 bales
middling uplands, l9Ad. Breadstutfs
quiet corn firm. Provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February 2s-Evening.-
Cotton closed fairly active; sales, ~ OC
bales prices advanced I'D; middlinl
uplands, 1875.
At Frankfort, United States bonds are
1861.
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Forthcoming vctOes-Impcachment.
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
- --..-..ua.. EaL.,,..xr o. III. D..

vorthcomtug vctOee-Impcachm
special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, February 21.--The Presi-
dent at late hour tonight was engaged
IN the preparation Of his veto message upon
tbe military government reconstruction
hin. and it win be sent to Congress beyond
a doubt tomorrow. The message will be
onite lengthy, and principally devoted to
jersl features of the bill. The tone Of the
message Is arm and respectful. e.s
II Is also probable that the veto of the
tenure.of.ofiice bill win be sent to Con.
rress tomorrow. In this case, beside OBJ
iecting to the House amendment including
members Of the Cabinet in the category OF
other Federal officers, the President objects
to the bin because it makes the tenure of
other officers during good behavior or for
life.
The section in the army bill which pro.
vides that the headquarters OF the general
shall not be removed from Washington,
that all orders shall emanate from the
general, &c., is regarded as unconstitu.
tional; and there is no doubt that that bill
viii be vetoed on these grounds.
The House Judiciary Committee have
intimated that they will make partial re-
port on the impeachment investigation this
week, and suggest conclusion Of the
report the next session. This report is
expected on Saturday next. DATA.
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wAsHrrorox, February 2s.-SENArI-
The educational department bill Was
passed, and goes to the President.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
were discharged from the consideration Of
bill to take soundings for . cable hence
to France, and the remonstrance Of certain
Canadians against the confederation of the
Provinces.
A bill allowing the officers Of the Man
tonomah to receive presents from the Rus
sian Government was passed.
The Postmaster General was instructed
to inquire whether A. G.. Carter, mail con-
tractor at Staunton, Va, could take the
test oath.
Bill temporarily increasing the pay of
army officers was passed.
The civil appropriation bill was resumed,
and the question of paying unqualified
agents at the South came up.
Mr.. Chanler said that Dan Voorhees,
was Secretary McCulloch's secret agent.
Mr.. Hendricks interrupted, saying the
statement was untrue.
An amendment was adopted paying the
Treasury officers up to August 1866. The
bill was then passed.
HoUsE.-Mr. Raymond's arti-Canada-
Confederation resolution was referred to
the Foreign Relations Committee.
The Indian appropriation bill was refer
red to committee Of conference.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
will not report on Mexican affairs now.
Athalfpast o'clock Mr.. Morrill, said he
would make his last effort for the tariff,
and moved suspension of the rules so as
to bring it up. The motion, and half do
zen more for the same purpose, failed.
The House then took a recess.
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INTERNAL REVENUE REGULATIoNs.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
issued instructions prohibiting inspectors
from making inspections of bonded goods
upon the request Of the owners, and re-
quiring collectors to assign special ware
houses to certain inspectors. Storekeepers
are prohibited from allowing merchandise
10 be entered or withdrawn, except upon
the inspection Of the particular inspector
detailed for duty at each warehouse. A
new assignment of inspectors is to be made
monthly. -NQtiOnQl InteNiqalCer.
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THE NEW CoNGREss.-When it assem-
bles on the 4th of March monday next),
the new Congress will be without members
from Connecticut, California, Kentucky
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Ten.
nessee. The present Congress has lS4
members 20 Of these seats in the new
Congress will be vacant on the Attn OF
March, by reason Of the States above
named not yet having held their elections
OF course the southern States will, asnow,
be unrepresented. 1t is supposed that
after session of week or two an al
journment will take place until the middle
OF May, by which time elections will have
been held In Connecticut, New Hampshire,
and Rhode Island. sur.
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The proposition of Henry Clay Preuss
to read his fine lecture on Hamlet for the
benefit of the suffering people Of the South
has been endorsed by number of leading
men Of both parties in Congress, and we
heartily commend it to public favor. Mr.:
Preuss is gentleman of patriotism and
genius, and the philanthropic purpose on
which he has entered enlists his best ener-
gies. There is nothing surer than that the
earnest men Of Congress, while demanding
the completest measures Of protection for
the loyal millions Of the South, are ready
to 60 to extremes for the purpose of reliev-
ing the distressed multitudes in that Sec
ton without discriminating between those
who fought for and those who fought
against the old flag Washington Chronicle.
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If It (the Sherman billy becomes law
In time, every man, without regard to CO.
lor. twenty -one years old and upwards, and
a resident here one year, will have vote
IN our municipal election next Tuesday
Alexandria Journal, eth.
Frederick Douglass is mentioned % 9
,,kely candidate for the Secretaryship OF
the Senate At the beginning of the next
Congress. Tracey.
In the appropriation bill which passed
the House Of Representatives on Wednes-
day was 1880 for the naval hospitai o.
Norfolk, Va. - tt,,sy -
! Tbs Natieaol Reprb1ican calls Othelio
y ehskspsare's contrsbsnd." ST. Z.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
il RICHNOND

(Sucosssor 10 the old Farmers Bank Of virginia).
This Bank has removed to It's NEW FIRE.
PROOF BUILDING, northeast corner OF Main and
Twelfth streets.
The accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Merchants,
and others are respectfully solicited.
Collections win be made on all accessible points
In the United States and promptly rsmi.tsd for.
Exchange furnished. -
lsLstsvstavln ]. y. 0oDDlA, Cashier.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Yesterd after
noon the mail and express car of the
Orange train ran off the track about mile
and quarter from the city, and severely
injured Mr.. NJ. G. Dove, the mail agent.
The express agents, Messrs. Mcintyre and
Hopkins, jumped from the car while it was
in the act of turning over, and escaped en-
tirely unhurt.-Lyachb,ug Ne,os, 2SM.
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Obituary.

LEXINGTON, KY, February 2S.-A son
of Chief Justice Robertson was found dead
yesterday from intemperance and expo
sure.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-J. B. De
Bow, editor of DeBo,o's Rerie,o, died to-day.
He was forty-seven years of age.
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Value OF the Reputation Of . south
eru (soyernOr-A New LIGHT.

ALBANY, February 27.-Judge Dean ap-
peared before Governor Fenton to-day to
argue the case of Captain Olney, claimed
under a requisition of the Governor Of
Virginia. The ground taken by Judge
Dean is, that if Virginia is no longer a
State, the constitutional provision for the
surrender of accused persons does not ap-
ply: also, that there is no offence defined
by the statutes Of New York charged in
the requisition. Mr.. Hammond appears
for the Attorney General.
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HEAVY FREIGHT.-Thirty through cars
of freight will arrive here on the Tennes-
see road this morning. They are princi-
pally loaded with cotton. The two thousand
five hundred bales Of cotton which were at
the Tennessee depot last week have nearly
all been taken on to Norfolk by the South
side Company.-Lynchbarg Ne,ns.
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Reconstruction in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., February 2S.-A reso-
fusion was introduced to-day in the House
of Commons declaring North Cardinals
acceptance of the reconstruction plan.
There was much excitement, and an ami
mated discussion followed, which ended in
the reference of the resolution to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations.
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INSURANCE.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE.

Ii
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
is now ready to receive applications. and with An
AMPLE GUARANTEE CAPITAL offers facilities
of HOME INSURANCE at rates n low ~ those OF
any other company.
Home Office No. 1910 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The surplus Accommodations Of the company VIII
be invested at home, under the control ana
management Of the following
DIRECTORS:
John Endsrs Henry K. Ellyson,
william T. Taylor, Asa Snyder,
samuelS s. Cottrsll, Il. 3. Q. Baskervili,
John Dooley, Samuel G. Tardy.
Charles T. Workman, George Jacobs,
William Willis, Jr., J. W. Allison,
I'd. A. Smith, George s. Palmer,
Thomas J. Evans, A. D. Chockley,
James A. Scott, II. q. Cabell,
B.. Qusrles, D. J. Hsrtsook,
w. II. Tyler, J. b. Pace,
J. 8. Edwards, John U. Williams,
A.Y. Stokes, William @. Taylor,
J. B. Morton, A. r. Abell'
2. II. Dibrell, william B. Isaacs,
william H. Palmer, George L. Bidgood,
Samuel NJ Price.
E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Vice-President.
D.. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLgs II. SMITH, n. D., Medical Examiner
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, General Agent. fell
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SrYaULAR Discovery OF COMMIT.
Samuel Horton, of Rockaway, New York,
while engaged in telling some trees In the
vicinity Of Grassy Pond few days since,
came across q hollow tree in which ne
found secreted the sum Of $500 in silver.
From marks upon some Of the coin it is
evident that the deposit was made over
fourteen years ago.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Market.
ToBAcco EXCHANGE,
Febyuarv % s1Qe7.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
February 49, 1857.
During the past week the breaks have
been full, with large offerings Of loose 70.
bacco. The quotations for loose are barely
sustained, prices ruling in favor OF the
buyer. The sales for the week were II8
hogsheads, l42 tierces, 204 boxes, and
235, 900 pounds loose tobacco. The fol-
lowing were the prices obtained at the
Exchange to-day:
Lugs.-Manufacturing, common to good,
a TO %; manufacturing, sun-cured, $40
to SIS; shipping, common to good, -
to $3.50. -.
Leaf-Manufscturing, common to good,
SO to s1S; manufacturing, fancy common,
go to $50; fancy wrappers, medium to
Ane, S35 to $50.
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CARRIED UP.-It is understood that the
cases in relation to the sales of property in
this place for direct taxes in which the
decision of Judge Thomas was rendered
will be carried up to the higher courts for
final Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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An AcouIsiTIoN.-We learn that a rank
Radical paper is soon to be established in
this city. OF course the proprietor can
not expect any patronage at the hands OF
our Lynchburg community, and looks for
support to the appropriation to foster
loyal papers In the unrepresented States"
Lyncfsb,Tg Republican.
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Ei Special to the Dispatch.
nauxrunt Bill I'm Congress.

WAsHrSarox, February 28.-The House
might SESSION. has just refused to lay the
bankrupt bill on the table by vote OF
sixty-ivs to seventy -four. Being so near
the close Of the session, 1t may not get
through; but the House seemed in earnest
in this vote, especially when it is seen how
ready that body is to overslaugh every
thing. TIAoN.
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United States Commissioner B. B. Fos-
ter issued warrants on Wednesday for the
arrest of FIVE magistrates Of the corpora
ton court Of Norfolk for violation Of the
civil rights bill Ia refusing eologed tsstI-
nony IN legal proceedings. 4.
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COLUMBUS, February 26.-In the House
to-day, Boynton's resolution to strike out
the word "white from the Constitution
was lost, after lengthy debate, by vote
Of twenty six yeas to fifty nays.
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ALBANY, February 26.-The Hon. Clark
B. Cochrane ID dangerously III. His pbysi-
clans pronounce bis case hopslsss.
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AUGUSTA, GA, February 2S.-Hon. Ro-
bert Toombs has arrived here from Eu-
rope.
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CATTLE MARKET.

B.sy Cattle ranged from 70 s07ae., gross.
Murros.-we quote from 70 Co., gross. for ordi.
nary to very good sheep.
Hoss.-supply fully equal to the demand q
isoEs., as.tj slsugh.sssd, By railroad, lsGisis.
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virsinia-A state Convention Proba.
BILE.
RICHMOND, February 27.--It is under
stood that large portion OF the members
Of the Senate favor the calling Of State
convention Chronicle.
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COUNTY, MERCHANTS and other. visiting q.
city will Ind my stock equal to any in the city.
amongst which viii be found svsry varistyef
COLLEGE ana SCHOOL BOOKS publishsd,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPBRs.
BLANK BOOKS Of al sizss.sss
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN IARs
and FLUIDS, fa-l@ ~.
STATES OF all sizes, from Shy 7toubyp;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TwTNB,
FAMILY, PUPIL. and POCKET BIBLES.
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all OF which pledge myself to sell % low - they
can be bought In any Of the northern cities.
~ ~I.P. TOWNSEND.
- Bookseller and stationsr,
fs ss-sm 1918 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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RoBEET BRIGGS 5Is ss,, BOOT q !. A.NDDGl1l
T ~ shos between @sSO Main and rr.silIn "
streets, makes to order LADIES' az GEN.
TLEMkN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate:
on terms as reasons BILE the same quality can be
made any where. A call is respectfully soiicitsd.
n. B.-RspsiTing neatly done $3.50.
Twelfth street between Main and Prsnkiin.
"a 81 :
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BOOTS AND SHOES have on hand
ID . large stock Of goods, suitable for 80
i HHR "a L sSsp ssS: Hais Ei III
other goods equally low. 4 GOOD PIT warranted,
and goods equal TO any that are made 70 order. AL
are invited TO call before purchasing sissMhsrs.
II. y. CASTOR,
deN ll2e Main street.
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NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND r6np
Of Mems Doors and sHoks, and Wo.
mons HEAVY BALMoRALs, together -.
with other grades Of goods In our hnss1itahls ior
friends to call and examine,
m Y. A.-THERE YOU ARE, RIS-
Il TORI, and 6UNDOWN-usw style HATS %
young nsn-jast Tsest9ss;u vrruaxr
no0 Us Main street.
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JOSEPH RODGERS a SONS Guile
u RY.-EHC0URA0B HOME INP0RfAfI0u:-
mos. Sssutiful IVORY .HSADLiD fIBEi cuf.
LEY ever oRsrsA Ia this martse. fhess gooAs
We have inpogtsd direct hon the nsusaaesss:r,
s Z :;: Z. "a. IS.'Aa'''it siath Htt ~ ''.
nI '''s ssss & sysssl, 81 &c.,: 49, HSsl
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ToHN 81. MONTAGUE
d O.ats Of the Merchants Insurance Company
vof 1iehnondl
yrsuRIs PRoPIRrT OF ALL KINDS IN 9H1
MOST RHLIABLB COMPANIES.
He also effects
nA8IHI INsURANCB AID LIFE IusU1ANCl.
0ass, No. iiis Main stzsss. opposite DispatsA
once. Mu-0
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-10-18
Ohio and nississinni Railroad.


Eastern bound people will find ia to-
days paper an advertisement of the Ohio
d Mississippi Railroad, running from St.
Louis to Cincinnati. We recently passed
over this route and speak from actual
knowledge when We say it is in every re-
spect frst-class road. 1t passes through
the richest portion of Southern Illinois
and Indiana, makes fast time, and has all
the modern convenisnces of Railroad
travel. The conductors are gentlemanly
and attentive to passengers; the road is
in good order, and therefore safe. Thos.
DOrwin, Esq is the western agent, and
may be addressed at Lawrence. He is a
gentleman and prompt business man.
To him we are under obligations for ia
VOrs, and We take pleasure in recommend
ing lin and his road to the public.