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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

>Lsvs, NnsAer aaA Tsssshls jHesributioa.
A pASsenger on the steamer Richmond,
here Thursday, communicated to rs the
details Of an affair of love, and blood
shed ct Grand Gulf, that IL In full keep
Ing with this age of horrors.
Near Grand Gulf live two respectable
families, Cushing and Andrews. Miss
Andrews, a lovely and highly accom-.
plished young lady had excited the adj.
miration Of young Cushing. he had
loved her long and almost madly. A
few days ago he offered her his hand,
and 1t was rejected. He brooded over
his rejection, and finally determined
that II he could not enjoy the young
lady's charms no one else should.
Accordingly, on Monday last he repaired
to the residence Of Miss Andrews, and
solicited o conference with her. Suspec-
ting no harm she appeared at the door,
when Cushing leveled Jhis pistol at her
with the remark Idle for your id per-
fidy" fired. The ball penetrated the
breast Of the young lady, who with
wild exclamation Of "Oh, my God! he
has killed me!o fell forward and died
instantly. The murderer, who was
mounted, rode hurriedly away; but in
less than half an hour the father of the
young lady, was in hot pursuit. In q
few hours he everhaled Cushing, when
. fight for life ensued. Both parties dis
mounted, and at distance Of a few
PAGES fired the contents Of their revolv.
ers into each Others bodies. When Mr..
Andrews son, who followed his father,
arrived at the scene Of the deadly meeting,
Cushing was dead, two balls having pen.
etrated his breast, and the senior An
drews, lying five or six PAGES distant,
was MORALLY wounded. Exchanging q
few words with Nilsson the father expired
where he had fallen, and the bodies were
removedtogether. 10 .
We give the above ~ We received It,
'vouehing for no part Of II,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the ~ Hours Ending AZ
lt.H Two O'c1sek, r. N.
DEPARTURES.

The weather continues spring-like,
having been beautiful and bright yester-
| day afternoon, and cloudy and rainy
this forenoon. What 1t will be this even
ing, our readers at a distance must wait
until our next issue to discover.
Some Of our patrons In the city ask
why we take such pains to inform them
Of the weather when they know as much
about 1t as We do. To those dear, good
souls we would say that the weather
paragraphs are not written for our city
readers, but there are thousands Of 9TH
ers at distance who are greatly, and
some OF them live along the river below
Cairo, vitality interested In knowing
what kind Of weather we have in Cairo.
These people for instance can take a st.
LOUIS paper, a Cairo paper and Louis
Vile or Cincinnati paper, and by COM
parison, can tell the extent and dura-
ton of storms which would be liable to
affect them in any manner. We might
follow the subject much further did space
permit, but We will only say at present
that the weather paragraphs are FREE
quently of the utmost Importance.
The Mississippi and Missouri continue
to rise, but the st. Louis Democrat of
yesterday processes to have information
leading to the belief that the Missouri
will very soon come 10 a stand and then
fall. We hope this information is cor
rect.
The Ohio is still falling very fast from
Pittsburg to Paducah. Only seven feet
scant is now reported in the channel to
Pittsburg, and thirteen feet over the falls
at Louisville.
The Cumberland is also falling with
five feet large on Harpeth shoals. rf ,
Here the river remains stationary and
and the rise from the Mississippi seems
to exactly counterfeit the fall in the Ohio.
We believe however 1t will be falling
this evening.
The White brought 80 bbls flour and
few lots chickens, &c, Cor reshipment
to Memphis, and 30 bbls flour for G. w.
Green, Cairo.
The Tyrone was as usual crowded with
people, aud brought also bbls apple
brandy, hhds tobacco, 81 bdls iron, II
pkgs leather, 80 pkgs cedar ware, 600 Co.
dar posts, and several lots sundries for re-
shipment TO st. Louis; l76 bbls flour, 80
bbls meal, casks bacon for reshipment
to Memphis; ia hhds tobacco, 25 large,
sugar kettles, 100 bags oil cake, so bbls
meal, los SKIS corn for reshipment to New
e.llfI....f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
Alexander Circuit Ceurs.
.3,JNA@lI-+- 3gIl
HON. u. J BAKER, JR., JUDGE.

Friday, April oth--Fifh Day, Aternssn.
Robert w. Miller vs. william Barker,
sssumpslt; Judgment against defendant
for 81 ,00y 20. ? c'ssssa.tnr frt
The People vs. Jacob Bradley, larceny;
jury and verdict Of not guilty.
Saturday, April ioth--sixth Day; forenoon. (
p The people VI! Jacob Bradley, larceny
Jury returned verdict OF not guilty.
Reed Il Mannvs. Geo. g. Mayo. ct ais,
mechanics lien; dismissed by plaintiff.
Perry Powers W.. Joseph Smith. ct al,
assumpsit; leave to file plea Of set OF.
John Hogan, for use &C., VS.. Geo. w.
Brown. ct al, debt; demurrer to decree
overruled, and leave given defendant to
answer by Tuesday. ase siu'a
Sternheimer & Marx vs.. Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, assumpsit;
venue changed to u. s. circuit court"
Sternheimer & Marx VS.. Etna 1nsur.
ance Co., assumpsit; venue changed I'd
u. s. circuit court.
Sternheimer & Marx VS.. Phoenix In.
surance Co, assumpsit; venue changed
to u. b. circuit court. --.
Marinds Marchildon, ct al, VS.. Alfred
J. Pope, ct AL, injunction, dismissed at
defendants cost. Jrr.tq ana.
Anderson Meacham VS.. Wilmot &c.
Munson, ct al, foreclosure Of mortgage
default Of Munson, ct ux., entered and
rule on defendant Hay to answer by
Monday morning next.
, Daniel AFTER, etai., VS.. Erwin Maxwell,
bill to foreclose mortgage; dismissed Of
plaintiffs cost, with leave to withdraw
note and mortgage.
Sephronia X. Farmer va. David N.
Farmer, divorce; masters report III and
decree Of divorce granted as prayed.
The people vs.. Florence Middleton,
larceny; jury empaDnelled. ~ 1904
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Free Luseh as the Court House SaIos1.
Jimmie English will set free lunch at
the Court House Saloon every morning
at 10 o'clock, and he invites bis friends,
parties attending on court from town
and country, TO come and feast 10 their
full. The best OF ales, wines, liquors
and cigars on hand. 5t
One Of the heaviest and most dreneh-
ing showers of the season was that Of II
o'clock to-day. The necessity for 1t in
this section was not apparent; but rain
ing somewhere else-Paducah, probably
ON the unjust, it had to visit the just,
to make good the bible truism.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
hheu O,.,.r. =, Lou,. Herbe,C..

Louis He-bor: has just received at his
restaurant splendid lot OF fresh shell
oysters, In prime order. He has also re-
celved a supply Of Cincinnati lager.
This first.class restaurant is as usual
prepared 10 serve customers with all
kinds OF luxurious and substantial eata-
bles in the most clearly and accepta BILE
BILE style.
Egyptian block, basement floor.
aprilS-dlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
MEDICAL.
.ARDS EUREKA TONICq
Wards Rheumatic Linament !

Now has reputation all other remedies before
the public, for the has cured many that
have bafiied the skill Of our most eminent physicians,
and pronounced ineurabo by them all. Persons suf-
fering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, Chlls and Fever, Typhoid aud Bilious Fe
vers, Coughs Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralga, Pain in the Side, Breast, Back, should =.
once procure bottle each Of these invaluable
dies and be restored at once to perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC Is good FOR Debility from any
cause. II has no equal rs a Female Remedy. II aids
Digestion and purides the Blood and prevents dis
cleansing the system Of al impurities, which LET
remain. produce a sallow complexion and bring on
disease that makes life Of misery. Woods Euro
ka Tonic is compounded Of the purest Vegetable EN-
tracts and IL pleasant TO take and mild in It's action
on the system.
Try one botsle-itw will keep your Liver aud stomach
right, and prevent bllousness.
W. NJ. WARD, Coyngton, Ky.
A. Il. whitaker,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Cairo, Illinois.
And for sale by Druggists generally. mar3l-7m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

The editor Of the Times says the brls-
ties on his back are too short for an INTEL
ligent discussion Of hogology. Mercy
on US! A muddy-sided, long-tusked,
wire'bristled, rusty old grunter, attempt
ing to play the role of the short-bristled
shoat! The assurance of the man is as
founding. Rub his bristles the "wrong
way" aud you will think your hand
caught In carding machine!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

The interest excited among our citizens
by the proposed visit Of the Illinois Press
Association on the 2lst, shows that
the honor Of the visit is appreciated,
and very plainly indicates that our dis
tinguished visitors will be cordially re-
ceived and Hospitality entertained. So
should II be.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Don't forget the fair and festival next
Tuesday night In behalf Of the Loretto
Academy free school 1t will be held in
the building formerly occupied by Mark,
Parsons d Co., on the corner Of Tenth
and Levee streets.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
A Card.

Clergyman, while residing in South America .
missionary discovered safe md simple remedy for
the cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay. Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train
Of disorders brought by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit tho afflicted and un-
fortunate, will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, In q scaled envelope to any
who needstt, TREE OF cHAleg. Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
station d, Bible House,
febl-dsm New York City,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

John Rees will open the Flora Garden
to visitors tomorrow Sunday, and
hopes that his friends, or parties relish
ing walk to the suburbs, will call upon
him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Nainsooks, marseilles, brilliants,
checks, jaconets and Swiss, at Heilbron
& Wells. ''' 1917 as lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

A splendid lot of dress goods Just
opened at Hebron & Wells. a3 lw
Money savedS
by buying your groceries of J. II. Metcalf,
who keeps large and select stock Of the best
family supplies, and sells cheaper than the
cheapest, No. 334 Washington avenue, OPP
positc the court house. mar5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
TUE MEXICAN lEvERBEARrNa
q sTRAwBERRY,
The Best Variety Known

A CONxlNuous AND PROLIFIC bearer from tho
"A first Of June until FROST rich, sub-acid flavor.
superior to any other known variety PRICE b ner
dozen. The undersigned the General Agents FOR
southern Illinois, Counties along and south Of o.
Z NJ. r. R.,) of whom, their authorized agents. ali
plants berries IN Southern Illinois must be ordered
ter 10 j. p Whiting Esq Of Detroit gives on y.ao
the estimation in which this variety is held by those
familiar with its superior Characterization; II
~ Dundee, Mich, Msrcht Z, 1858.
up WHITING-sir. In answer to your inquiry
ing Strawberry into this country, have the honor 10
state tina. il was brought from Mexico IN tho fall OF
1888, by r. Mack. an Intimate friend Of family,
who presented US with slip, from which the vines OF
r. scranton were propagated.
The vines vigorous growers, and sufficiently har-
dy TO endure any ordinary heat or cold This Straw
berry In prolific bearer, opening ts blossoms early
In The spring, and continuing t. blossom and bear
until the frost cuts the vines in the fall. The fla
yor Of the berry is exceent and, owing to IL firm
ness and lack 81 seidy will bear trsnsPoIiation bet
J.w, MASON, NJ. ID.
The following testimony is from A. B. Tabeg, pro-
prietor Of the Bdle House, Detroit formerly Of tho
Richmond House, Chicago:
Detroit, January os. 1862
This to certify that have, during the months Of
en- the strawberry called the Mexican Eyer-Bearing
and and grown by J. y whiting & Co., in the season u
sic, and well worthy Of cultivation A. b. TABER,
Proprietor Biddc House, Detroit, Mich.
Hubbard & Kerney, General Agents for Southern
Illinois, for f. L. Legg Co., Chicago, General Agents
III. w. HUBBARD,
CENTRALIA,
w. Ii. KERNEY, Cairo.
J. r. WHITING a CO., Proprietors,
spodAw9m Detroit Michigan.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Spaldings Jatamansi Hair restorer Is
precisely what 1t processes TO be, HAIR RES
ToRATfvE. 1t Is the surest and safest pre-
paration Of the age. For supplies, wholesale
or retail, apply at p. G. Schuh's drug store.
Mw2w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Heilbron and We'll have the larges
stock Of Unite goods In the city. Call
and examine. a3 1w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Try Spaldng's Jatamansi Hair restorer. 1t
is undoubtedly the best hair preparation ever
introduced to the public. For sale, whole
sale or retail, at p. g. Schuhs. stew3w q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

p. q. Schulz keeps Landreth's garden
seeds, the growth of 1868; perfectly
sound and reliable. 2wd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10
Notice 70 Tax.Payers.

Notice 10 Tax-Payers.
The delinquent list will DO commenced on
the 10th day Of April, those wishing to save
cost, had better come to the Court house ut
once and settle. a.,
LOUIS II. MYERs, Collector.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

At No. Ia Commercial avenue you
can find all the fashionable goods of the
season. as 1w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Remember the place where you can
find choice prints at I2l cents.
as lw HEILBRoN & We'll.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-10

Landrcth's Fresh and Reliable Garden
Seeds az =. g. Schuh's drug store. m3l2wd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

16; assessed upon 125 cords wood in mountain,
valued at 375 90.
John Moran: s. and c. tax. 16 IS, deling.
65; assessed upon horses valued at 900 90
wagon valued at 100 90; 80 cords of wood in
mountains valued at 100 90; Is cords Of wood in
Carson City valued at l25 %. Total. 525 90.
n. Winn: 5 and G. tax, IL ~. d-liuq / IL
assessed upon household furniture SO 90; mer.
handiae, 800 90 Total, $50 o.
George W. Ro'lan: s. and c. tax, 6s, delnq
ls-l0o; assessed up'n Il, y Of b. No 4, +. and
G.'s div, Carson City, valued AT SO 90
Mrs Susan Covles :. and G. tax, IS,
delinq 33- 100: assessed upon lott, b. ~. Mus
ser's div. and Improvements thereon, valued at
100 90.
Frank DUFF: s. and c tax. I 6s, delinq. 16-to0;
assessed upon the n. 81 feet Of the W. y of Il.
No. %. Phillips div, Carson City, valued at so 90
Joseph Il. Thomas: :. and c. tax, u3.
delrnq. So 100 assessed upon lots Nos. 2 3. &,
and 5, in d No. ], in Curry'S div, Carson City.
valued at 100 90 also lots Nos ) and q in q. No.
IL same div, valued at 50 90. Total, $50 90.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin
quency, are payable in legal tender paper curren-
cy. and all costs to the officers and Printer, are
payable in gold coin of the United States.
TIIOS. WELLS,
District Attorney, 0rmsby County.
Carson City, March 23d. 1909 mh24t IL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
State of Nevada. County Of Orms by
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,s OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

'I'o THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
4 and to all the owners If, or claimants to, the
zeal estate and mpr, veInenfS thereon or improve
meats, when assessed s"p uately, hereinafter
de-cribed, known unknown.
You are hereb, mortified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court Of Carson Town
chip, orInsby c. unty. Nevada. before = Wai:z
Esq. Justice Of the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, bv the state Of Nevada
plaintiff, against each of the defend ants hurriu-
Hiter named. and etch Of the following described
tracts or parcels of land with tue improvements
thereon, and imPr vements, when separately
assessed, and all owners Of or claimants to- the
sumo, know or unknown. to recover the tax and
delinquency, assessed 10 said defendants against
sad property for the fiscal ear, commencing
January l, 1865, and ending December 81 1865
and that a summons ha- been duly issued in each
case; and you herrby furth mortified thar
unles, you appear and answer the complaint filed
IA said casse, on or before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

IN fUg pisrRiCT COURT 90 TnE stCos D
Il .iui cia District, IN and for Ormshs Guuuit
=. lRwAN. decsasal pulsusn, 20 az order ~
The Jndg. OF said Cont', innae a. thamt...
April nth A n ise9, notice I. hereby given, t..Fs
wtDNfSnhi, III. 2lst day Of April A, y. l'f,
NJ 10 O'Clock A. ~ of ssil dsy, anl The cott
roam of snid Court, At IN. Court Huu-s. ih Car-ss
City. o. misty Cuuut, Nevada. have h,an sppon y
"A =. the time and rito. for proving IN. Viii q
said John y. kirwan. d.ceasrd and fof heartne us
application ~ NARY A. kiRWAN. fr %. a..
.uancs 20 her q letter. tesssm~utary. when aui
where any person Interested may Appear and q.
test the same.
Dated April 9th, 1850.
IT, ypwARps, ciut.
CLARKE aud Wells, Astys 60 Adu's.
splIleN
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
Silertn''s sale.
On Wednesday. sh- 5th day or May
A. y. 1860,

between the hours of r'clnck A. ". and s
o'clock p. NJ, & W.T.: At2o'ciock q. " all the
right, title, interest snd claim oi the saiI \. ~.
Doyle cf in and 10 tho iul lw'ng described pro.
perty, situate and bein. In Carson CITY, County
of Orm-by aud state of Nevada, g. wit: Lots
numbered I. > aud 3. in hlo,k No. 10 in Proctor
& Green's division ~ Carson City; lots No. Q and
10. and s0gth Il feet Of lots No |. 2 and q Ia
biol No. -. Nus>er's division lots No l. - B.
1 aud :. in block No 8, Curry division: lots No
l. . 3, ! and 3 in block No. q, same diyision
lot. No. l. ., 3. l. 3 ana 9, In block No. 10, s,,nc
division. ar SO much thereof ~ may b. ner.s cary
10 satisfy tile above Execution, co-t- nd accruing
costs. ;. r. SWIFT,
Sheriff. ormsby County.
ry F. Butter. Deputy sheriff.
Carson City, April 10Th. lSc9. apli.td
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THE CARSON APPEAL.
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted
ROBINSON &, MIGHELS.
Umce: Boyds Rrick Building Second Street,
Opposite he Plaza.


tFoR U. COLD COIN.
one square 40 lines 2In ems) first insertions3 90
Each subsequent insertion ........ so
Professional Cards, 10 lines less per month 90
, 1869-12-22

IN these Institutions lepsrsented u qeat psrt We
hard earned ACCOMMODATIONS OF petsots VINO wefo
enrey dePsadens Tor support np9n ne n,ses se
such "a ope7tlyes In factories, day lseofers,
mtcn1BIcs, peed,e-Women. c:er1s. and sman tEa-
trnda to shos thst exactly ne contrary condition
OF affairs ha1 been established.
In short tna recent increase OF awnings. banE de-
iscE that Ihey are more lightly taxed than any
other Alud ct invested properly.
Another circumstances wn1ea nas teaded snnof-
de11ness OF real esla.e md OF snch a!o1ks ., arc
generally xtlhih the reach u this clAsa OF invest
orA Unct 3 few hundred slola!3 would purchase
Tor mechanic or iAhurer 4 decent house; bat
sueh nAs teen the increase o. prices. resulting
from . repIectnted currency and high eaIatton.
~ saa 1hen L Is oosne 1ss
repR,Is On Il arc ncs3 busoep- Tnns tho SAY
lngs bark haa become tie dtposi10r, Of funds waK-
aud settled values, Ii certainly cannot be rsxard.
ed as \ symptom OF healthy t0cal cordls'on when
The lApcrer1 Of the country ara In this manner pre-.
vented IRON acquiring homeA f0E their families and
m established interest In the conatry and III
prosperity.
The Following Representation OF tho condition OF
operatives engaged IN the boot a1l saoe epd1stIy
Of Massachusetts. copied from the columns OF the
Asnerinaa WorksAdn Of JnlJ 1883, ls indotsed BY
the en;s1 esaeer of .ns csi,p,n o,gaaEation ol
.n .n .ns S.!s tf 81 s' .s :sss
enploJmenL md fion, q aFes thu scarce
ly t< called rrrnuuesntve. That their condition IL one
thal calls for !eiicl that Is acquainted With II
will deny: fer indiyiduklt. favored by peGn1r CIR
eumstAnteS. have been able IN ut Eea faur Are
.nd az ass1s rsI DAY but i9r ev yong " ho hsSe
ssvink woIkn en- Tho earned :et. than h,i tnat sun
ct ;on sst s & w,s s0a III
| American linen asr unable 10 earn, bJ tEelr.
!he ahoenakers ot New Nnl4ud. a. elass were wei
ftd we'll euthtd. vel. b' used and had tocif ptetes
well supplied With ar-hhlnt money: now fheT hAv
lct. .u.rlu. meney arc more pcotay clothed and n
maay et 1hsn who formerly .sv mat .nd butter dal
dem unrtus these tgn seNrt, their food aud f>ll
suppsts have nt.Iy doubled ia prices. " e tho wAse
| The attention Of the Commissioner haa also beeI
| called 10 tie fo{toEitg evidence, AhOwtng IN 1n
| c1esee Of pappertsn tn the fourth collection dis
| tr1ct OF the State OF MatEe.
Tnble showing the amounts expended BY ces
TAIN towns tn the Fourth District OF the State q
Maire Tor the support OF the poor during tue seas
1861 and 1Ses, hnd the number Of pol,n on the IA
| lists Of said towns in the Same 5cars:
, 1869-12-22

=, ,!"t:;ua sca:.....-.... .......-...... 7ssis
- t:etttt 3trt-lcea. OF Population IN the
,tt "a rs SO from inu,:sTaaon, Il. proaa,y,
4: tas Ea:e u. i.1tr,t'1 pr aunnn ai minimum.
. EALEAr EXTENSION. ....
t ~. tTu,ted s:atrs dursr ,ae nssf sesr vii.
- !Nt!ri,d. si,1,tn1inaIe 10 t.nN0; making .
'''s' co:-tfuc'soa iiart AID iDcluniDS The year
II I-tsL II l: Is nI&uLeed that Ilae Of rail-
-. risc% sccess to fifteen square miles Of cam.
,. aeh side o! u. or thirty square miles Alto
:tsA.s, ltsn the 1s,c0l fnilea Of railway, which
r. ,ttustod have been conUyuued during
- r,e .tsr1 lrom 1865 10 1870, VIII have
:smit.1 thee Hundred nd ninety tho7saal
.*''ct,iup. nsy t- cu5tldtred new terTIory-a
rs':s! r.,uLttE lafgrr Than the whole H1ra Of
's,c. a.. l. sr!, Three aid nau l,nes l.sger
La tst Nh1lt sfrs U1 Grca; DrItA!u.
1KLEaEArn!c E1TEhEInN. ~
Ike 'erStsra tyEleul Of the Enltef E.ste; HIS
Ha ar,"t.i.t tu!ir- the rAst t1Iee ytaEa ~ q:
ard rA: a etf!1 x:ed c1lets sIon Of sta III -
a'lt IN ise.: ih1ee teostsod In lses' sr1 TIA
su1-rr:Ai EtSr.c11A11oS ANp DEVELOPMENT u
1S':' IN tse crrume' arce pertaining 10 ;Ae his,
x, 'hr rsa1 mole si11Elt gil illustrate ta ex.
rvs uy rs piIsla1:ou than lie reccnt lelu @.y.s1
ISIS. ia.i . And nc<elo1Mcnt Of 'he $ Nth, IL
- ri. T. ction Q: out co7ntrv, xLicr 10 l,tl rcp
,t.h LeArl. one-.n!rd Of the catue population,
Iil, ut:.:1-ny IAr valne Of the slaves. neariy two
es,L.t 4I the scc1esste wealth OF The nsron
ara i-t'f Hx The result Ct ious JeAfE Of cly1l var
::r! r.u.ua:e; without industry, W1thou
.I-. v1'Gr1t money. credit. or crops: depttsed o
rHcal srlf,Eu,srnmert. AID. 10 sra: e1'enl
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slEi.v iLc years ist; ana 1861. the crops, bo:h .
"soa hhd SEulr, were, 10 a very great e1teai
III. rsrer. Ct .he Comrtrnl.r Of che State Of Res
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