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The University of Mississippi

OrEss on the 18th of September next, with the
same Faculty as heretofore. 1t has been in
operation long enough for the public to have
tested its merits.
Its extensive and costly apparatus for the IL
lustration OF the sciences; its magnificent cabi-
net of shells aud minerals and those of the
State survey; n library of choice books; com
modious rooms rent free and now undergoing
thorough repair its healthy location and ac-
feasibility; its religious priviligcs-regular SER
vice in FIVE churches in town and six churches
being represented in the Faculty; the high
tone and moral character Of the surrounding
population, and its unparalleled cheapness
should ommend It to the patronage Of those
who have sons to educate, especially those of
the surrounding country.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in Literary Department, for an
nual session ..,"."."..""...".".".S50 90
Tuition in Law OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 90
For fuel, sls; deposit for damages, So. 90 90
Board-private messing is abolished. The
Trustees design employing a steward to pur-
CHASE and prepare provisions, at actual cost, the
students furnishing the means. Board in pri-
vatc families, washing and lights at moderate
rates.
No new student will hereafter be admitted
free of tuition.
The Preparatory department continued.
Textbooks furnished at a small advance on
cost. J.. N. HOWRY,'
Secretary of the Board.
Oxford, Aug. 81, 1869. aug2l-2m
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PHorodRApHs.-When you 90 to
Memphis don't forget to visit W. E.
Craver's photograph gallery, No.
200 Main street, where the best
pictures in the city are to be found.
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Bulls ~SarsaparilIa.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the
Letter from his Mother.

BENTON BARRrcKs, NO., April 30, 1866.
DR.. John BuA--Dear Sir; Knowing the eff
cacy Of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
qualities it possesses, | send you the
following statement of my case. | was wound
ed about two years ago--was taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
so often, my wounds have not healed yet. |
have not sat up a moment since | was wounded.
| am shot through the hips, Ny general health
is impaired, and | need something to assist
nature. ! have more faith in your Sarsaparilla
than in anything else. | wish that that is gen
uine. Please express me half a dozen bottles,
and obligc Cart. G.. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following was written April 80
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
johnson.
DR.. ions BULL--Dear Sir. My husband,
DR.. C.. S. johnson, was a skillful surgeon and
physician IN Central New York, where he died
leaving the above c.. P. johnson to my care.
At thirteen years Of age he had a chronic diar-
rhea and %scrofula, for which | gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIN. ! have for ten
years recommended il to many in New York,
Ohio, and Iowa, for s~crofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
II. The cures effected in some cases Of s%crofula
and fever sores were almost miraculous. | am
very anxious for my son to again have recourse
TO your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting
a spurious article, hence his writing TO you for
it. His wounds were terrible, but | believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON,
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y w. rAt q Haa.
hsfeif .stHff that iHiug ftsf ser $50
.talacl sta tha #sHf ehiist tH ttkstaIs
Ns eel Hei sttt'sl popular Patent med
ines wih tut temporary fslitf ON fssfhinf
l0us thr Ais,Hf fsiurHtd n 4 softs trrf Y
tsslhle shea nv medical ffifHitHt afisftl
@ainihe, Va lsfEs dstf' rtlasnHY % hish
go grains r,f ily add vhi.b mutl have .a
ne nearly ti1n consisted ~ Smith. r
louisville and fspnd be- prescribed Qmninf
and Arsenic cumhinrd, Which refused to iaks
pftf,frihg "a lol ne disease take ~ coarse :
vas almost hlopdlcfs extremely exhausted. and
pronounced With tnlafgfd liver and spleen
About this time tho ad,efti'cmtnt Of Hurley !,
Aguo toutt appeared w a city papyf, aud I
determined ~ give tia itiii did N. and
have no reason 10 regret it.aone bottle ~
stored me completely, aud since that time /
have seen nearly q hundred eascs in which u
acted with equally happy rcsultt and would
certainly recommend u ~ preferable IN any
other tonic before the public
JAMES MARTIN, Eugin,m
Louisville Nv june n, 1895.
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EpucArIoSAL.-We direct the at
tention of parents to the advertise
ment of the Misses Bowers school,
which opens on the 9th Of Septem-
ber. ID 8 A@i @a
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Wagon and Carriage Making and
Repairing.
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made to order.

Having located in SARDis, the undersigned
tender their services to the citizens of Pamela
and adjoining counties, and solicit a share of
their patronage. We arc prepared to build
Wagons aud Buggies and repair. Carriages of
every description in q workmanlikc style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and will attend to all calls made
upon US accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings,at moderate prices for
cash.
&c. DUyALL l. SON.
Sardis, Miss, July 10, 186e..tf.
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EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.

The policy Of the Association b to keep the funds Of the members In the districts where
lcyr reside so ~ to give each section the benefit Of keeping he wealth Of W crlUus at home
to aHt In developing its resources instead OF concentrating everything in the large c~ Of
the East 10 enrich Eastern capitalists and build up Eastern interests Article co. section p of
the Constitution Of the Life Association provides as follows
at shall he the dmy Of the RMd OF Directors to loan the Gnhsh the Association az far
m practicable upon the security Of uncmumhrcd real estate situated within the district from
when the funds ire derived; thereby comforting upon oh section the benefit of q local
organization
Roy he laws Of New Yob, New Jersey and Massachusetts, prohibit their Life Insurance
Companies from looming money in the West or South,
For full particulars a to the plans Of the Association, uck td of policies issued and the
rates apply to W, + GIBBS,
General Agent for the State of Mississippi Columbus Mississippi
j. d. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
DS'Gool and reliable Agents wanted in every county in he Shtc-Nbunl commission,
allowed, june l2c
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NEw AND BEAUTIFUL Watson's
Art Journal is one of the most beau.
tiful and useful publications now
in existence. 1t contains weekly a
beautiful fashion plate, a pattern
which can be used, and will fit, be.
sides a choice variety of literary
reading. 1t is decidedly a gem.
Address, publishers Of Watson's
Art Journal, TAG Broadway, New
York.
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NoTIcE.-We do not publish an
onymous communications. The
letter from "Near Eureka" does not
contain the signature of the writer.
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"a CoasssrJsussfs Gsb Pysoss@ CON
~sanisfssrs uHafbe haaaet b % Weisssiay
asteInK " saA week, snd advertisements On
ftafsdsy morning Failure 70 soaply rith
als fsis siii eaase publication 10 be deftfed
sasi The snsaIng laius u The papef.
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THE OBJECTS OF TIE ASSOCIATION ARE

rmt To cotnppct uc tiuor s,rmar concentrating mi few Eastern States the Who'll,
n the money which he being Invested n lr Insurance
Second, 20 afford each locality the benefit Of local institution, and with tF business
managed and controlled by lni men Of integrity and position.
Third 70 demonstrate the htt that the hnNnee Of ir Insurance un h cnuei on much
more rluungcomly in the West and South where money can ne safely invested ~ ten pei
emit per annun,t than In the East where II only hnV. ptn pet cent
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Lrtom lhe Mcritian Gnletlcl

llupLtyH AGut rosic -The follow lng Get
tihcatc, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian
speaks for itself,
MERinlAN, Mlss, Oct /, 1863.
II, Y. K. CntpwicE.
Dear Sir This is to certify that bought
from You, by your recommendation, one bottlo
Of Hurley's Aguo Tonic, aud It cured two
cases of fever aud agrc ofh0ccn months stand.
lrg ! chcorfnlly recommend %IIutlcy's Tonic
10 the public generally.
Respectfully yours, &c,
JonN u, WWour.
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which BE- more than pue times me snoaot of tuos,eu Done ~ u5 tHpnnt Com
ptn W Wr amc age
TVS ASSOCIATES Issued i5 policies iuiar December laaa amounting t ttlrtuoo
drawing su annual lncbme Of tYHl 49, IN the mUah " lamar, ts1 t issued I
pJiic amounting tot l6ioogl drawing 40 annual ta.ontd ieGtst 70
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Hor!-On Saturday last the Their
mometer stood at SO in the shade /;
Sunday, 100, and Monday SO.
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aafHHs isritaiaE EsHa i
Mssfs fsely q eafff aazft
lssm la8ga - laiswfis ai 80
as saeH ustss
viz Sol gilf Il BEE ~ ma aw
2asi g. #e h. a6t slfft ias
lteutae 4 81 ss. e Hmd haFi
20 e0h IT, h -
sas m lmnl at fhe Hfflsi ai
ispaffaf n iHiins
Ha#Ha
cgfag ~ Aemphia ofhnary b
qaoisl ~ Z1eg ssl MD
ling Of 1le l2ie TIE bale aai
ifem iha COUNTY brought 81 rent.
lsf pound ST. other taies Il tls,
esw crop arrived the same aag
W sdnmIat
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Old Type Metal for sale at this
Office.
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= 80 s 49, It4 ~
; 80
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mssa - saHi HasssFHe F.
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fRHaHf fhtisa
sees aAta4
satf i9uFH
- easff ~ 4sai4 taHas5. Nfiaa
sAgazm see fsaes ts@ 3
"a sfsfssfs
~a8 teis fuisf Hyasa naas W.
$3.50 A. olaas4a a. Nse nfAss#f Tie
.s..a faaf grsfs ssswsif ~ Nsig Vsi.
~ esasyhs. utHfa
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+ Purify Your nlood:
Use HURHEY'S SARSAPARILLA
with IOdide of Potash

Use HURHEY'S SARSAPARILLA
with I0didc of Potash
For Affections of the Bones, lIa-
bitual Costitivencss, Debility,
Diseases of the Kidney,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas,
Female lrregu-
larities,
Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases, Sy-
philis, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil.
JAMES RUDOLF h co, Proprictors,
louisville, Ky.
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READ, AND READ ATTENTIyfLY.

READ, AND READ ATTENTtyfLY.
Dr. HuRLEY--Doar Sir; wish to make
known my case TO the inhabitants Of Louis
vile, am a clerk in n large establishment,
and the victim of hereditary s%crofula, from
which ! have suffered beyond description, and
for months and months have been unable to
follow my employment ! have taken Cod
Liver Oil, Iodine, Guysotts and Bull Sarsapa
rilla. My brother has been In Louisville, and
hearing Of DR., ~lIurlcy's sarsaparilla, procured
Inc half n dozen bottles Of IT, | determined to
stop all physlc, but by the persuasion Of my
family | tried II, and after taking four bottlcs,
The sores began TO heal, and the large glands 10
disappear. | have suffered for twelve years,
and am now finishing the last bottle, which
will leave me in good health, | think II ~
wonderful medicine, and the doctor q credit 10
the city he resides in,
shall be happy to answer any communicg
tons addressed TO mo on the subject.
am, sir, yours Obliged,
llrSRY TrRsrn.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Having just opened our stock, We offer inducements to buyers un-
surpassed by any house in the trade. Give US a call and examine our
goods and prices before purchasing, as VIC are determined 10 give salts
faction. WALKER & STANFORD,
ar10-Gim Batosvilc, Miss.
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Fmu BAtE-CoL H. y. McGehee.
who lives near Como. In this county,
shipped a bale Of cotton 10 Mem
phis on Wednesday last, and has no
doubt received the premium Tor the
first bale from this county We
congratulate our friend on his suc.
cess, and hope bis energy and en-
terprisc will be rewarded with q
splendid crop.
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100 Leading Merchants and iaukrrs ~ N. Louis junc
18th. ISIS. since which time " has met Nith
mD ST
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atBska tm4ls6
sI8ist hss a HA ~ ~
aaataHsa sn laaesfish a.
lsH d lisiswbs 1maKFse
asa sI8 atsifs ~ aiass
aIga stasA "a A. = h ne shay
asss a asy sfkhlfs sht y :
asflfae ~ eifnaat a hlai ~
ne ss : mHsishi ah1 se tfa.i
y sh#l hss - compelled = 'ahe
further hatlre a ihis msllsf
MracismtkA Uuf eHsfseiif fHl
accommodating friend NJ II Rnov.
Y should 10 smemt cred. u wiih
fhe exclusive wholesale lou'e ~
Rice, sdst Co, one d the hgesi
houses IN the dy god trade ~
KNOWS experience W Ne business
has made BIN familiar with the
wants u North Mississippi mer
chants, aud eur friends win save
money. time and trouble by calling
ON him
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

bos S6lafSimmer Der iunsen Trau getra9en. ~ Noa'
ebe es eben Ihlua, bra5te Der MrSt bic trobe Nad.
lridht, oab ld Witter unb Rinber 10 mobl betdn5en
tpie es ibnen nur iraeno an 8oro elnes 91nes
mDgli6 mdre. Ser gapitdn nabm oaper Seran=
aiuns, einen &atb nit folsenoen 9Sorten Su eff=
laiisn -,
ne Srren, ban,t mir, io6ab es 6 tbun ldBt in Den
Safen Der &ube eelansen. SEPT aber nad oielem
fdueren @erfe gum Jrubltid SD firdte, baB Die
ungliidlibe 5buli jebt aud i6r Sodtalent elnge=
buBt baben mag, mir mllllen oaber 4le DIl!relde
tuinnt, mas nidbt su unlerm Nabtbel iein miro"
Nab einigen 9Bohen lanoete Der rNbenteurer"
elidlid an Der &ite Mufraliens. Ser Gapitdn
ioh lid nun senDtbist, Die 'tter NIT Den Vorfduen
befannt au maiden, bod ieoe oerielben bate ibren
&naben liebsetponnen uno puBte ebenlo neni9 fte
Jrau Shnlj, meldes ibr re6tnldBiges &ino nar.
Ser Doctor tpurbe nod einmal porgenommen; ); er
tonnte aber nur bas anseben, mas er benz gapitdn
i1on er3d6lt bate. Mub aus elmer etlpaigen 5a=
miliendbnlidfet inar fein 9hluB Su 5ieben, oa be-
oe Rinoer blonde 2aare, beaaraus Auasn .tpie ihre
nod aS elm eraen besben mas a5er nnr NIT elmer sasr
|6lutb S4rdner enoete. plan b,idloB alio einmii.
tbisi oa aud bic Batter nidDts oatei au taun ners
mofhten, zen Wergleid bes 8ewi1tes gelten 5u lai=
len. ben Del. .Gopitdn boreeidlasen bate. s@it7 4
Sa. i'd mar Der fablf6pfiae gube iener oenfpiir-
oisen gpode, mein bamaliges @emi9t beitimmte
utetue IQultleu CtoeHsiutui OR VlleIH IuBtl
lidb oeranlabt, nod Dem Yerbeilunss= =@eeb Deg Gu
pitdns Die Rinoer 5u lid3 su nebmen> oa lie nhts
Nnoeres 5u tbun I'M Stanbe tuaren. 9err &doel=
bad. Der l1nternebmunsss senug beiab, penn
er nidt ieetranf mar, ma6te tn Der neuen Welt ein
Slid, Musuit Sternte oaeesen itarb in eineu Mr=
beitsbauIe uno binterleB cine sablrede Sauilie.
Wenen 8efdbrten aus Der frii1e eten inber5eit babe
i'd ME fennen aelernt. sufdlg erubr i'd ieoo6, Dab
ieiue @eitalt nit Der Gdoeba6s bic sr6bte Mebn=
lidfeit babe, lem Mnlib aber tuie 0as BON Sernfe
aar5 NIT Sommeriprolien beidet lei. SD mag 10
eroB iein pe Der 3immermann einit mar, babe 9id=
oelbafs Musfn, 6aare uno @eiittdusbrud. Was
lit babel 81 tbun? 2doelbab junior orirt als rei=
der grbe in Ser Delt, neil er nur Elm paar 9ot6
meniser ipos als id, Der id fir Die uenisen Gotb
cine ilnoerbdltnibmdBs sr0Bere 2ait bon Sorgen 3u
l6leppen babe, abseieben oapon, oaB id i'm 2sben
niAt erfabren ueroe, lper i'd eisentli6 bin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

Gin rgabp". auf Muftion. Son Yitts6ure
miro geidriebeu. Wtan miro b ernnern, oub Dor
etiua elmer gBobe auf Der Sreppe bon Waaoame 8os
Ders Wobnnna an griier Nuenue, Smiiden Wtartt
uno sserrpItraBe, Elm tlaiaes Sinh seiunoen uno
seitueilia Don benannter Dame aufsenommen wur=
oerbar ib6nes &inb ilin. pober es fommt, Dab per-
leiratbete gbepaare. oenen Der Simme ielbli teine
Natbfommenid)aft beiheert bat, lid I'M oaiIelbe
f6rnli6 reiBen, I'm es als br egenes &ino sn aoop.
tiren. 6rau Boper ielbit bat nibt libel Suit, pas
idone 8abp 5u bebalten, bod oa tie sinsenillist
BADEN, ees unter Der geoinsuns an Den Meinbeten=
gelen beg tleinen Sinolinss auf Sntereen bis 5u
oeien 0paidhrisfeit oeponirt weroe. Sic auftion
iol uie mir DDren, beute ftattiinoen. Wer aIlo elm
l9onss Babp taufsn min, miro piiisn, mas ers 5u
tbun bat. So
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

Nem Dorf, %. Sept Wtrs. Salpine, Satin
zines in BroofDn lebenoen Mrbeiters, lpaltete se=
tern ibrem Sabre aIten 9obn ben Gopf nit einem
Bell Sbre Sodter Aliee, BON Dem @elbrei ber=
beige3o9en, puroe ebenfaQs ansesriffen, es gelang
ibr aber, lib oes Bellies gu bemd6tissn nno Die Yo=
li5ei 3u rufen, pelde Die @abniinnlse in Werpab-
run9 nabHl.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

IN bag Saia9en uno per,pabrte boHelbe bann in
ieiner 8ruittafde.
y Nnd Die grfunbieungen Bel ben ipdter berbeiei-
lsnoen 9anolenten, melde Die 0ertpunbeten aab Dem
Wrtbs6auie oes nabeaeleaenen Oorfes tronspor.
tirten, blieben fit Den Bbbeserisen obne iesli9en
grfol9. ,.... -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

ct. SnIepbs Gatbeoral In Buffalo perferi9t puroe,
1T in Dem 5burm bieier sairde aufeebdnst morben,
uno Dor einigen Saeen beriommelten lid cine Been.
ge Biirser ieoes @laubens in Der &atbeoraIe unb
iiinten Die bsnadbarten StraBen, nm oas erife Sc.
ldnte Der 43 @loden -foes britt9r6bten gloden-
rmaueirten isbr id6n. an Dem Siodenipisl 1T cine
llbr anaebraht, our9 Die man mtteIf, elmer .h6dit
feinen Waldinerie irsenb cine beliebiee Metobie
burf 1913 2dmmsr auf Ole @loden fpielen fanr.
Sem ereisnib Su gbren Los 8iidof 2pon bes gor-
mittass cine Sod,peiie uno preoiate oes Abenos.
0as 8lodsnlpiel foHet $4,000 in @olo. a.I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

IxPoRrANr TO HxRs, ExsCUToss,
ETc.-Undss the internal rsvsass Law,
all property psssiss. by viii o. - Tie
iatsstats laws a any Stats, 10 helm a Ne
dsosassA pesssaA and Ill rssl ssEAas paas-
Ing By gift, or n say .AAssse vhassvss.
without sdeqaste ooasidssssioa. iron oos
persoa or oorporaaiee 70 sseehss. y sab
ieot 10 tax at rate raging iron oss
10 six psr osaA. and IL M aAkss IL ~
duty Of the sxsoatoe q aAniaistsstoe "a
mako out and reader - Tie sssistaaA -
ss~m having sapssvisioa a sd bssi-
ness, . oonpless list Of I'll Jsgssass % Dis.
tributivs shares hsld b. hin, bssoss he
same shan b delivered - psiA 70 tAs
heirs; sod Of asy psssos saesssAiag IA
real estate In asy aannss. - shove stAtsd.
10 make rsturn thereof 70 the assistant
asssssor II the manner prescribed b. lev.
Any nsgleot o. tbs part Of . ssssssaos IA
make the sstsrp, will sulSjs tAs pseesrty
10 an increased asssamsat ed hinssli "a
. Ans. II 10 also inpoetAAt to parties
prrchAsies property hsDaeiaG 70 ~ -
tate of's dscsassd psrsoa. 70 - that ~
heirs o. psrsons oi fvAsa tAs pareAass \
made, have the oollsssar's esosioG ts ~
govespmsnt tan, ~ the sovss,msat he's Q
lien upon saoh psopsvty - Ill ta4sa
due. *i '-rr rHaa
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tzanspoetatioA 8, - AAsaPatiHA
1900 soos. n 1sass ps2 8 dessr..|
Annlrsd posads - ~ hs1@ 4 n;les:
An II tAb tsa@c Vim b txaas1ed %
opes 10 Tie Noethsgn PaotAs uPoa ID
oomplshoa 70 the Rsd Rivce.
q TIE estimated value Of the Red River
tseds \ tn millioas Of dollars pr IN.
~ and II increasing svsey year.
We have said the last good hyA shaksa
hsnls With our departing ftisndA, and
49, they 70 over The boandles prairie
|-Rsttineau Leading then. The hogse-
msn have already disappeared in the tail
ss. :. an; ss,, Tie TT = p q. e.:
shall follow them on IN iron way. A few
ySsss hence, and this city Of ono house, or
soms other locality in this valley, win be
metropolis, and the horizon outlined
with towns and hamlets.
Turning eastward We cross the Red
River, and are once more In Minnesota.
To think Of the future is like thinking
Of . fairy tale; but the rapid develop
meut of the West ct the present time
would be moro wonderful, could We COM
peehend Il, than any story OF our child
hosd's years, and the story 10 70 b repro
duesd here and all over this region BY the
mon who have this great enterprise in
trust. Congress has refused them the aid
it granted to the line already constructed
across, the continent, but they believe that
when the capitalists Of this country and
of Europe are made acquainted with the
capabilities of this region that they will
not hesitate to invest their money in q
railroad along . route which win sustain
! . population its entire length, and which,
for prodnctiveness, in richness OF soil and
mildness Of climate stands in such indie.
scribable contrast to the waterless, arte.
mesia plains and barren. plains OF Utah
and Nevada.
| I am glad that the line already con.
structed across the continent has been
aided BY government, for otherwise II
never would have been built. I have
crossed the desert through which it passes
have looked out upon the wide wsste-
upon it's barren sand drifts and ridges Of
lava-have thiIsted for water, and looked
with longing eyes in vain searching for Z
clear sparkling stream, and l can under
stand, but not describe, the difference b
tween that section of the country trav
ersed BY the Union and Central line, and
this fair region through which the North
ern Pacific il to be Constructed. The diff
ference between them-the deaolstion Of
tho one and tho attrsctivensss Of the 9th
er-will be best comprehended by Z
perusal of Hilton's descriptions Of thu
bOupdless waste - the wilderness - thu
burning sand over which Satan walked
with restless feet, and that other enohant
Ing portrayal of green fields, waving
wood lands, the clear streams and tho evel
blooming flowers Of Paradise
4 CARLETON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

At meeting Of tho citizens Of Rotland,
called 10 take into Confederation the ar
r..gsnsnt 70 b made for the reception Of
President Grant Col Charles II. Joyce
vas elssted chsirnsn, and Hon. Walter
O. Dontop. Wa appointed SECRETARY. The
following gentlemen were appointed
committee To proceed 10 Bellows Falls.
and meet the President, and 10 tender
him tho ho~pitalities Of the town:
DR. Middleton Goldsmith.
Hon. Martin q. Evarts-
Maj. John A. Balisbury.
John Gain. E-q.
Henry CLARK. Esq
|. DR.. G. +. Adams.
Maj. John II. H.sslton.
A. A Nichol-on. E-q.
Col l. q. Kingsley.
Bcnj. X. Chase. Esq.
John N. Baxter. Esq.
". Y. Ripley. E-q..
Capt John A. Sheldoa-
Honor II. Dyer. Esq.
Capt Wm. r. Cain.
J. K Nolan.
COL W. q. Veazey.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John w. Crsnstoo.
Chester King-ley.
H. Z Chamberlain.
O. II. Joyce.
+. @. Dunn.
O. B. Fsost.
B. W. Manhall.