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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

SCHOOL NoTICEs.-In another col
umn may be seen the school notices Of
Mr.. John j. Morris, Rector of Public
School No. L., and Mr.. VIM. B. Rod
man, Principal of the Norfolk Com
mercial and Mathematical Institute.
Mr.. Morris advertises to teach book
keeping, English, Greek, Latin, aud
Mathematics, at the most accommo-
dating terms, to young men at night,
who are so situated that they cannot
attend school during the day. He is
an accomplished and experienced
teacher, and we commend him to the
consideration of all young men seeking
knowledge
Mr.. Rodman, assisted by Mr.. L. B.
Allen, will open the next session of his
school or the 9th of next month, Be-
sides the usual English Branches
Latin, Greek, and Double-entry Book.
keeping will be taught. Those wishing
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

"If men or women could but tnG he
tabled fountain which Is said tn res lore
health, and strength, and be y, With
what eagerness they would ru drink
its waters" 1t is found in the A.-lSe0--
x, The sale of the PLANTATION BrTTERS
Is without o precedent in The history OF
the world. They are at once the most
speedy, streng hening heather storer
ever discovered. 1t requires but a single
trial TO understand this.
MAGNOLIA WAfEk.-Superior to tht
best imported German CologEA, and sold
at hall Lhe price. aul0- aOutt
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16
Special Notices.
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

"A
,sSJSr - The PAIN KILLER Is a
MsSssaa8aM purely vegetable COM
* g. "a NNpound: and, while it is a
HH# E2 WrNmost efficient remedy for
MlT# ~ ESUpain, IL is a perfectly safe
N--r<ESWmedicine, even in the most
%sSo0SN~ unskiiful hands. For Sum-
mer Complaint, or any
other form of bowel disease In children
or adults, it is an almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more sue.
cessful in curing the various kinds OF
Choiera tnan any other known remedy
or the NEST skilltul physician. In India
Africa and China, where this dreadful,
disease is more or less prevalent, the
Pain Killer Is considered by the natives,
rs well as European residents in those
climates, sure remedy.
THE PAIN kILLER.-We have known
the high character of this medicine, and
that it is used with great success and sat-
isfaction in our very best families. 1t is
the favorite medicine of our mission aries
in heather lands, where they use it more
than all else together for the diseases that
abound in those warm climates. 1t
should be kept in every house, and be in
readiness for sudden attacks of sickness.
christian Press.
Iau3-iml
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

ga FRIEND" says the Petersburg In
dex, remarked to us the other day that
he had recently read and heard a good
deal about the great and increasing
prosperity of our neighbor-the City Of
Norfolk. ..s
He now urges the inquiry: Why is
it that the interest of Norfolk City Bonds
is not paid? While her poorer and less
prosperous neighbors are acting justly
in this respect, Norfolk is Withholding
what is rightly due. 5a
Perhaps our brother Editors below
will bring this subject before the proper
authorities" -...- ...-
This subject is old neighbor; it has
been discussed over and over again-all
to no purpose, however, we are sorry to
say Norfolk would be greatly benefit
ed if she should pay the interest on her
bonds; but she can't do it. We are
hourishing, nevertheless.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. August IA.
Americas Owens, negro, for breach
of the peace, was committed in default
of security.
Hattie Bland, negro, for the same,
was fined So.
James Talbot, negro vagrant, was
discharged. ~
Mary Smith, negro, was fined So so
for breach of the peace.
Henry Copeland. negro, for inter-
fering with the dog-killers, was fined
So 90.
Elijah Moore, negros dog-killer, was
fined ST. for abusing bis privilege
by kidnapping dog, and returning
him to bis owner for 60 cents without
taking him to the pound" By thi;
dodge he expected to make the 60 cents
clear, but alas he was "cotched," and
lost money by the operation.
Billy Jones, negro boy, was admon.
ished for creating nuisance in the
market, and discharged.
Several other cases were disposed of
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

The London Times in an article on
Spain considers that the country is in
a bad state, and that the members of
the Cabinet have anything out 81 aesy
time before them. The new Portu,, sse
Ministry has been formed, under the
presidency of the Duke de Soule.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

*STAvEs. w o Pipe, AZ feet long, 8 in
ches wide and II Inch thick on the thin
edge and all heart-dressed.
W Q HID 81 feet long, 3 inches wide,
and "a INCH thick on thin edge--dressed.--
heart
" . Heading, $50 and 81 inches long,
with d due proportion of pieces of each
length, ) inches wide, and u inch thick
on thin edge when dressed '--an heart.
w o Bbl. 2 feet 8 inches long, inches
wide, and " inca thioknol4 thin edge when
dressed.
r o HID, 81 Ieet long, 81 inches wide,
including sap, or inches wide, clear OF
sap, and "a inch thick on thin edge when
made for shrinkage.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

NAVAL ORDERs.-Boatswain Josiah
B. Aiken is ordered to the Juniata.
Commander John Waters is detached
from the command of the Cyane and
placed on waiting orders. ..
Acting Boatswain Edward Bonsal is
detached from the Juniata and placed
GA waiting orders.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16

DISCHARGE OF RIaGERs. are
sorry to record the fact that twenty
riggers were discharged from the Cos
port Navy Yard on Saturday night,
The other departments in the yard have
the appearance of a great deal of work
on hand. Secretary Borie, who so late
ly paid this yard visit, saw that its
advantages over other yards are so great
that he will cause to be erected a ship
house, in the place of the one which
was destroyed. Also, he will rebuild
the marine barracks, and have the ship
now used for that purpose fitted out for
sea service. 1t is too good ship to be
thus used. SOL
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
AGRICULTURE.

We will endsavor 10 give shoier ssisstisns Of
Asr'saitarai reading FROM the many standard
Journals devoted to the interests Of the Farm
that are regular visitors to our table, among
which are: The Western Rural, Colmsn's Rural
World, The Iowa HOMESTEAD, Hearth and Home,
10. While this department will not contain the
Information Of journal solely ssrisulsurai, > st
Il will contain many useful hints in the manage
msnt Of the Farm and Earn Stock. Cores.
pondenee 10 solicited from our Farmer friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Guardian's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby titsl to oil persons inter.
y sstsd, thst the undersigssd WIT nskes 2nar
settlement Of biz Esardiasship Of Albro, Cords-
Ill., Ellen, Laura, Charles sud Jos .. Sheets, heirs
tern of the Lincoln eosnty Cont, to bs begun
sad hsld 10 Trey on Monday, ~ lolA day Of
A.si s.issssc .sss; Av5vs " alRsoS; sS,,;s,,,.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Final settlement

NOTICE h hersbY given to sli pessons intss-
sstsd that the undersigusd, sduinistnsor Of
the estateiof william Wagner, decd, will mako
. 6nsl settlement Of his adninistsatiou Of said
estate ct the nsxt Nay term Of the Liseoln County
court, 70 b hssaE and .hsld IN Tsel % ,Nohday,
the 10th day Of Nay, 1859.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

u. sr.....,.t u RGy9IX.y1
tsd % Ne rsa for he hsynow With the
sheets sticking 70 Bio bsek Il was some
WI 0sCa5s l6lN Gll, .sd ..ill
lsnssf before bic mistress forgavs him
Our Boys aud Girls.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Final Setllemen0.

in s.tsd, hat Is csStnIrssd, sSsisi,srssor :
Fof the eo-pAftnsrlAip sststS q xihnsrmsn,. ;.
Harvey L hsid. will naks 4 Assl sestlensnt Of
bic standardization Of ~ sstets q The next May
end h.!d in Troy On Monday. 4. lesh day Of
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Final SetIfenaent.i .

CREDIT0RS and sll Others intssssesd ID the
~ sstete Of George W. Zimmerman, deceased,
late Of Lineolu county, sss hereby totissd that
st the se1s 0ay tss1 ef ~ Liseola Co, Court,
20 ks bsgsn sld heidi n Troy % Noaday the. 10Th
day Of Nay, 1859, snsll nshs 1nal sstllsNsut
Of saia sgSsts. ia JAMES REID. ST. e.,
Exeeutor Of Geo. ". Zimmerman
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

| Ljllle Nsllie'D Bel Nsse.
] Nfnb rs)lsr Sss bright quick litsls
spiS u Ind Asy tobd qa.n.lss, ID,
was oitsa 10 disgrace for being esrslss,
aud ineonsidsrats.
Her mother required that The nursery
where the children break tasted should .bs
kept elstu ssd dsst, 'sad many : punish.
msnt Vas inflicted upon Nellie for stain
Jog the carpet or spelling the clean table.
cloth.
A, more thoughtless little spirit never
livS%, a>d -AskhG. .rsprSof sof whipping
seemed to make any impression upon
her. Her excuse, like some children I
have known, was alyays, "Oh, I forgotI"
or II never thoughtl"
Tho nursery walls we're literally Gov.
cred with the prints Of her greasy %.
gess. Tho tsbls.olosh nsas her seat vas
daabs1 SitA lps.s beth small aud greet.
asF little books we're tora and dirty |;
aud - for her dresses, . new one vas %
soon stained and Ragged, that her father
declared she ought 10 wear nothing but
sheet iron. - ..
One spriag tbs nursery vss newly pa
persd and carpsttsd, and the mother, call.
ing her children together, said: "Now
listen, al Of you, 70 what I say. Who.
ever gsts the arst thrss spots. on the nsv
esfpth will rsssiys . mark that will not
soon b forgotten. Do you hear, Helen 2"
Nsllislooted very gave, for her mother
never called her Helen except when she
was very much in earnest. So she r..
piled, "Yss, dear mamma, I will certainly
be very careful"
But, alas alas before the week had
passed. three lsrgs dark spots we're visi
bls on the .pesay green carpet Mrs.
Muller questioned tho children closely,
and found that Nellie, ~ usual, was the
eulprit. She did not scold the little girl,
b.. only said, very quietly, "You rsnsm:
Der what told your" The next morn.
ing, when the children met in the nursery.
shout Of laughter arose, at which Mel.
lie looked astopishsd.
'2"Whas 10 ths natter p she cried, II
don't zee anything to laugh att!
"Look 10 The glass lookin the glass |"
was all they could say for laughter. Mel.
lie looked, and started back ftigtsnsd,
for on the end Of her little. nose was .
spot red as sealing wax, and rub - hard
~ she would II could not be removed.
she cried bitterly. and her mother said
"Ths spots on the carpet look quite -
bsdly as that on your nose. One Is as
great blemish - the other. You must
keep yeur rcd, aoss for three days ~ .
lesson and punishmout to you. You
cannot gel iTof yosrsslf, for it is painted
ID oil colors!'
Nellie was much ashamed, and cried
until she was quite tired. At the end Of
three days the spot disappeared from the
sod Of her nose, but the effect produced
BY Il wss lasting.
She learned 70 bs careful and orderly
child. and II At times she grew negligent,
bsr mother had only 70 cay wasningly,
''Rshsmbsr your red hose !" III '.'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
.." AGENTS WANTED FoR
NIGHT SCENES
IN TAE BIBLE.

~ As0v' A>A1v ~ MAAV0, ~. "
For fall. fF... sowing, el..., SPARKLING, par.
and graceful ityls for poetic ssnias; for bsas.y
VI thought. and ri'h, glowing imasinationi fer
.,es saslysG Of character, graphic dslinsatiOns
and rips scholarship; for liHs-liks pictures,
glowing words asd happy illustrations, tkis work
aas no sqasi essh eonnsndstiaas ~ tho ahovs
have bssa rsseiysd from Bisop Slepsen, Rsv.
Albsrt Barnes. Noeh Porter, D D., IL. D., ".
4. Gtss.ss, D. D., George Dsss Bossdaas, b. D.,
I. ". Wiley, D. p, ssar W. !isbor. D. b., IL:
p, sad leading Clergyman snd tie Press ef oil
DsnOninsiioss. Send Tor Cirsslars sestsinis T
The same Agsats sss svsyyvhsrs meeting With
unparalleled success. Il 10 . most beautifully
everybody. IN go -
Osnuisslsns el0e to s3ee . Meath,
according 70 ss,iisy and ssorgy. Address
'.' sa"'''r xEIGLBR. MscURDY I co.,
PAilaAs'pAia, Pa., Ciaeinnatis o., Chies-
q. a 50. III. Or st. Lsuh, ~.
De- II ~ all ens '7 ..s.. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
final ,Aettleslolent..

NOTIc1 Il hereby given 70 an persons intsr-
~ ssted that the undsrsisuod, administrator Of
Of the estate Of WillisB n. Ahsn, asesased, viii
make 4 6nsl ssltlsnSnt Of his administration Of
said estate, n ths 1s1t Nay torn Of the Linson
County Court, TO b. begun and held In Troy on
Monday, the leth day Of May, 1888. -''''
mehll . s,, J00; d. ALLEN. admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

NOTICE Z Asssly, sivea y - pes.es, in.sr.
he sssats Of ,. 1Ciass; d13sssl, Viii naio
. Anal ,sottlsmsnt Of Bis Standardization of said
.ststs at The nsxt Hay" tsra u III LinS6in
9euney Csesty - - Aso1a ssa ~, u Tssy en
needsy, tAs 10 day II Nay lesN
(fs6 10 sAp S'G,fD. b. GLARE, almt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

~ ssssd shss ihs ssassisnsd. saniSis,rstor Of
TIE so.parsnsrsAip sstAiS of ZiGnsrmas 1 Ham
tleon, VIII make . 1aal ssttlsasa4 Il hisAAmiu-
i:tseeios Of said estate, at tAs next Nay term Of
ne Ltnssln County Cosrt, - ~ bsgua' snd Held
s.s;sSyy = sHisy % H''s', =; c;a Ak Z ~ ,sss
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

M NOTICB 4 hseshy sivsa thst Dst.srs Of ad-
0,lulasd oa IL sststs y sSSs,. vesrssmp. Dc.
ceassd, ths eth day Of February, lsA0, by. the
Clerk Of The csssty Csavt ef Eiaeoln county, No.
All pesess navtag geisins ssaiess sAil sstatss sbo
ailowsass within ens yer fssm the dats.of ga
Letters or they nay b prssladsa ftoa ssy bsaslt
Of said sstatsj sld n nee szhibitsd within two
yssrs f!sa ~ Aats u sal6 istsssS tAsy win bs
''si ..sli p;' ) sssJ. X..;0fttLrsx.p; .au,r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Order Of Publication.
1'ssois ctaaty cssrt Misses'i. February Tss.

A NoHQ thp. ysepgds ,ef seid Ceast, msds q
"A ssia tsrs, & sks SeaicvHv. ss.vit.
New here Rsbsst 2. BlsbtsSy, eas q ~ cred Z.
itsss Of ~ selaas q 7hsA =. 0essl, asssassd,
sppan ssd nakss pcosf - he saalslsstiea Of
tas Cesr, that Robsst etssl, skssstsr q said -.
tats. has bsse sssilsd thss . pstitisA fsr a. o.
Der of.ssls sf IT, sssl sstaes :lsleasins to ssid
estate. Or - mesh thsesef % win b ss6sisat 70
~ Ne dslas lne ssainst said estate, ssA %.
Peld e. west - ssseSs, ~ . astiss served spsa
bin % ~ 81 ~ sf 1aslasy, leeet nsw hers
Robert Steel sxSentof sforsssid, appsars and
Prsssats MSt Of The ssssts and dsSts o. said e..
Nv; sHd ~ invsutesy ~ The rel sslats Of said
sststs vsstssa ~ his sadsvie WASssspon The
| lhs Csayt order ssid S1ssutsr . nstify an per-
soas II sal sssAts that - ssdse 6ss The
sais 81 ths ysal sststs u saA sstass viii ~ uads
for The paynsat of ths lsbts 6sN asaiuse ssld
sstses, esd uupAid fes vasS u ssssts, ualss ths
| eostyayy 10 shown % OF before The 1Sst Day oil
~ DIt Nnl'r go - thk Cssrt., eesdsssd
psblIsstios = thS iAsssll, pablis aswspspc.
cAe:a ~ ss.' e. q: Ss.,. s':s. e l.,.; !.
~. 4s".e-Ie az ~ dsfe pnH - ssre .AT
| u,,..v. =, 4 tsvse esDy q ~ rssesd.
/ ;anAIl IA vitpsss vhsssqf hereto ~ ~
sss"" haSd cad sodal sssl this 1sth day d
l'!'''-'. March, 1859. J. Q. CAxR
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
Fimaf, sBettlenaenl,,

No1!.ccI,, !, !: :! As:s Gy.. I. q l:..s.. later:
i: ::::s. = Hay ss.as';::ss :ss. q
a.al' ssttlensat Of Ais sanlajslsatlea 81 ssId d
estate q ~ ssxt Nay tern Of he Linoola
::snty Co.rt. = 3 bsSun aaA -Asld IN Troy, o.
A:sss''' :ss y ~ ss JaltdYhr! * ~ Cesv. 49,,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

Ian fslly ssavinssd By leg sxps,isass, hat
II 10 best both for myself and ny sustsnsss, -
sell for sasA ~ ysodsss sxsIssivsiy, aad while
sn under many ebligatioas to ny friends for psst
hvoSs, aud ask liberal share Of their patron
sss, hope NONE viii ask Ter CREDIT, - I
an determined 70 stick 70, the CASH SYSTEM.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

No1Ic,.. =. -, -: III E.sE sss.., ,....: .
~. sssaas q nsasy L. 6sessS 6eesassS,T = viiI
slid sssess. q tks sesl Ny assn Il s2s tinesin
county Cosrs, y ~ bstIN - kS0aln Tfoy. 81,
Monday, he 10th day Of May, 1859. :.
cpl JOHN v. p0LtLARD. Adn'E.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

Guardlah,s NHtfHx.

NoIic4 ~. 4 A:s.S! ~. = ~ IssSsss lstss:
::.ratas Of Qsiesy -seA yi7lty JsassJ Asls e
Henry Jsoss, Slu nake . 1sai sslaiensat q Bis
::ss e 3! cs.sy cs:s'e 81: !s:zs ny
sad held 10 Trty - Moody, 1sGo loth day SI
Aayb 1ecA .el p. y. coi1hRT, essstFse,o
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
POLITICALLY

The HsaALD will b an indspsadsst Dsnesnt--
tho organ Of no faction. JUSTICE, ITS AIN
THE CONSTITUTION, ITS 0UlDEi I,
viii bsttis, with oil the ability Il can eounsnd,
sgsinst The. vi's, unparalleled sad sstf.sssss
crimes Of Rsdissiisu, asd H. sGrodoss prsss,ip.
tions In our own erprssssd ststs; snd for White
Supremacy EVERYWHERE 10 he manage
nsnt Of The GsvsYnmsnt. '' ...' 7.1'f'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

,Isk'gsssts ssasss - ssssAs .
q III ID - - 10 IA
anywhere than st ~ store.
'c.a "a ~, J. is.sssl,, ~. VII, le u. ..
harm. 80. NAY1s.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
c. JIE42t 80.
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m0 c1lLDaBN'D MOUn.
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ssN1s Asp.M$ $t,eie e'ssfxsvs~ 40,
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a.. s ~ 80 y - sssysAsssi ." .s'.,
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+, 1Aele ssus sAsst ~ satviss, .l ...
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b AlsAs1ss Fewer - he Rhiasi
n ysGS SanA, ~ blss-;ysa tesAitsi,
yetitSS ~ HAsS SdLlsl .hs wall, - 1i~
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

Aavariiss ysur bsslaess II ~ Lia
ssla Oesa'yo AsssiL 1srns vssy
(ge loonaloo,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15
GENERAL NEWS,

The HsaALe win sentsia svssy .vssk = ssn-
Pt|adsn Of the 0sssrsl News Of The Cosntsy
from the best ssshansss Of 81. Lssis, New York
and other Proniasnt eitiss.' Latest qsesatioa Of
these articles IN the 81. Lsuis market which
nostly istersst su ysrnsrs. ,.,..r., .,.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-15

:! a .':.::: = :! :!!ss q !|:';. "'.,
"ss s,eatasis sessslssies $ ~ .hsyr hsd
~ sstssssd issa ShWSh.,. Than he
AaAAl4lVesas4tl st@h ~ ssa tnie The
Is Olis.bsa. asssisg ~ sssvy uhiss shss,
svss IL aessya form There hs 'isy
esIlaa1li ~ ssvsdsSs.s yss iisksa be..
svss ssss h hat psA ef The esunsiy.
CO. ~ y skst'7 vssss ss'-
ilsl 4 u aeaaa, and were going to lay
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20
INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC RAIL


Among the many projected lines for q
ssSouth Pacific" railroad the above has ad-
yantages entitled to the highest considera-
tions.
1. While Il affords to the South all they
can ask or desire, I. Q. "graud trunk" line
over the shortest line across the continent,
(striking the Pacific at Mazatlan or San
Blas,) II likewise intersects all the lines
already or partly built leading to Galveston,
New Orleans, thence through the Southern
statesi also the Shreveport and vicksburg
line, and the Little Rock and Memphis line.
.. Il IL tho direct line from Toledo via In
dianapolis and Cairo, Little Rock, Fulton,
and through the heart Of Texas to Tho Rio
Grande river In the direction to Its project
I've point, (Mazatlan,) thereby connecting
with all the roads to the great cities of the
West, 81. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and on
to New York.
No grander line can be built across the
continent so practical and direct, travcrsing
as II will the finest portion OF the West and
the South, and accommodating the South,
West and East.
r utueI1 tuio iiuc MAS uu Oiu SuaitVi
through the State Of Arkansas, ("Cairo and
Fulton") with q land subsidy granted by
tho United States, and a handsome bonus
from the State Of Arkansas; has the line sur
yeycd and the lands located, and the line is
continued through Texas from "Fulton" to
the Rio Grande, with a magnificent land
grant Of 10, $40 acres to the mile. The Texas
charter was granted by the constitutional
convention" by consolidating old State char
tiers, and extending the line through the
State. II is also free of embarrassment and
debt, and In the hands OF honest men Of
ability, backed ty heavy capitalists OF the
South, West and East.
Tho "Internatonai" seems to have q
bright future, not only in opening up the
State Of Arkansas and the great and wonder
full domain Of Texas 10 the western and
eastern markets, but II also taps Mexico at
point on the Rio Grandc that will COM
mand the trade Of three millions Of her in
habitants, and will pour into our laps large
portion Of her $50, 0OO, 900 of annual export
Ing bullion. The ball Is already In motion
with this important line Of international
communication, Us tho eastern end Of this
line (through Arkansas) Is already backed
up BY q strong London house through thu
energetic agency of DR.. C. d. Guthrie, o
New York, and the work Is being prosecuted
The International has a future.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

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the broIn in that cltv Yesterday morning.
AdsIIna Patti erncc,s 10 make a profss.
sional vIsi, "a mi. countrv in about two
vears,
Anna Bisbop ia visiting sone relativcs nm
the Hudson river. She will nrobab,v bo
heard again soon in tho eopcort room.
oaenbaeh has No ,dea NJ coming to
America. Hcis ep,oyinplifca A, Paris, making
n great fortune from bis popuIar opcras.
Major Powell. having finished his explora.
ton Of the Colorado canon, Ia on his way
home. Ic was In Utab AT tho bcpinplnr of
this month.
Mr.. James W. Moore has been appointed
10 hrst class clerkship In the SECOND
Comptrolier's Office.
Bernard May and NJ. N. Lcman, second
class clerks In the second Auditors ONCE
nave resigned their POSITIONS.