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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-12-02
In the District Court of the United States
for South Carolina--Oct. Term, 1869.

In the matter of John R. Cochran, of Anderson
county, Bankrupt.-Petition for full and fnat
discharge in Bankruptcy.
ORDERED, That hearing be had on the 10Th
day of December, 1869, at Federal Court House
IN Columbia, s. Co. and that all creditors, &c., Of
said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
show cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted. And that.
the second and third meeting of creditors of said
Bankrupt will be held at the Office of c. G. jaeger,
ESQ, Register Of Saa Congressional District, S. c.,
on lSth day of Deeensber, 1869, at u m.
By order of the Court the 18th day of November,
1869. UANlEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of Dist. Court of the U. s. for s. c..
Nov 25, 1869 % B.
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GRAY HAIRS. BECOME.

TUFTS IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE is a
perfect wonder. By its use the old becomes young
again. It converts the grey head into beautiful
black or brown. II imparts natural color to the
grizzly mustachc and whiskers, and gives to the
hair and beard softness and gloss, that the young
beau1 might envy.
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articles found great difficulty in making their de-
cisions, from the great number of the same class,
all worthy of premiums. They make the follow
ing awards:
For the best sample Butter, Mr,. 7. II. Russell
&c" Lard, " J. W. Earle.
Best Jar Preserves +" J. s. Murray.
Best Blackberry Jam. Miss NJ. A. Provost.
Best Tomato Catsup. Mrs. J. B. McGee.
Best Her. sealed Fruit, Miss Emma Osborn
Best Chinese Syrup, George Stevenson.
Best Loaf Bread, Mrs B. F. Crayton.
Best Pickles, (" /"
Best sample of Honey. Mrs. A. P. Cater
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Mrs. B. F. GRAFTON, Chm'n.
T. S. GRAFTON, Sec.
REPORT ON WINES.
The Committee on Native Wines beg leave to
report that the best sample of Grape Wine was
furnished by Mrs. Daniel Brown. and Mrs. W. F..
Barr for best sample of Blackberry Wine. The
wines were generally very fine, particularly that
OF Mrs. J. P. Reed and Others The committee
would suggest that wine makers put less saccha-
rine matter with their wine, as the committee think
the most of the wines exhibited were too sweet.
Respectfully submitted,
DIR. 7. A. EVINS, Chm'n.
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ns- W. H. B. TopD is duly authorized to act as
agent for the Anderson lntelEgencer and tho Rural
Carolinian, and will receipt for subscriptions to
either of these journals.
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SPECIAL NorlcE TO parties in want of Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the advertisement
of P. P. ToALE, the large manufacturer of those
goods IN Charleston. Price list furnished on ap-
plication. 4-9m
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The Governors Message appears upon our out
side pages this week, and excludes the usual variety
of reading matter
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

nss- JOHN T. SLOAN, jr., is the regular author
lied agent 10, Columbia to solicit advertisements
and procure subscriptions for the Lntslligenoer.
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An editorial concerning the Blue Ridge Railroad
is necessarily dsfenred until next week.
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NEW TER M S.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Gov on. vsor S $50
&c six months, i'-o
Ten copies for one year, ooOO Nv
Twenty copies 0''0O
The clubs of ten and twenty will be sent TO any
,ddrsss Subscriptions will not be received for
less period than six months.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square of one ineh space LOT 'he
fret insertion and Fifty Cents for each subsequent
;n..rt;on Liberal contracts, made with those
wishing to. advertise by the h,rec, SIX OF Twelve
months
Obituary notices exceeding ten lines Will DC
charged for ct advertising rates.
For announcing candidates, Five Dollars IN eaon
case, invariably in advance
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Last Call and No Mistake.

ALL persons indebted to Bew!ey, Reese & Co.,
and Reese s. McCully, are kindly requested to
come forward and pay up, rs the old business;
must be closed. All persons failing 10 settle their
Accounts and Notes by The first of january, 1870,
their Notes and Accounts will that day be placed
in the hands Of John C. Whitfield, ESQ.,, for col
lection. We do not want to sue any one-there-
fore, VS. hope cur friends will come forward arG
pay up BeSepe that day. We think we have been
as indulgent as any one.
KEESE & McCULLY.
Nov 25, 1869 e2' s.
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speeiaI gletiees.

Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R-:-A-- M
A REGULAR CoNvoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, Dec. 4, 1850, ut
seven o'clock. Companions will assemble with
out further notice.
By order of the Most Excellent High Priest.
GEORGE MUNRO, Sec.
Dec 2, 1869 %
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Apnltmtal.

MARRIED. on Wednesday evening, Nov. Oath,
1869, by R,1. Il. Il. Station, Mr.. ]. BAYLIs LEWIS
and Miss i.rus'lcA, daughter of VIM. Archer, Esq,
all of anderson.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of writs of Firea Facas TO me directed,
1 will expose to sale within the usual hours the.
following property, to wit:
On Tuesday after Saleday, at tile residence of
the Defendant, in the town of Belton, one Buggy
and Harness, and one sett of Blacksmith Toolsr
levied on rs the property of Vim. Holmes at the
suit of Martha Harkius, Administrators.
Terms cash.
WM. McGUKIN, s.A C:
Nov 25, 1889 % 2
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Abner Cox, deceased, are hereby required
to present them within the time prescribed by
law, or their claims will be barred. Also, those
indebted to the above Estate will please make
payment within the specified time, as the Estate
must be settled, and longer indulgence will not
be given. w. S. COX, Admir-
Nov 25, 1869 %
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4SO ACRES,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE UF SUUTd CAhOI1Nkf,
ANDERSOT COUNTY.
By W. ". Humphreys, Esq, Pro- Judgg>
WHEREAS, ]. L. Wardlaw and A. C. Wardlaw
has made suit to me to grant them Letters of Ad
ministration of the Estate and effects Of II. H.
Wardlaw, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish anand
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
II. H. Wardaw, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Probate, tobe held
at Anderson Court House on the 10th day Of
December, 1869, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to-
shew cause, if any they have, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of Now,
Ammo Domin, 1869.
wv. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Nov %, 1869 % 2
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Assienee's Sale.

WE will sell ut auction at Pendleton, S. c., on
Saturday, the fourth day of December nert, all
the Rent Corn and Fodder made this year on. the
River Place, about FIVE miles from Pendleton,.
supposed to be about 800 bushels of Corn, and
1900 or. 1000 bundles Fodder. Also, the Rent
Corn and Fodder made ON the Beayerdam Place.;
about fifteen miles from pendleton Terms cash..
j. 3. SITUON,
W. H. D. GAI.4ARp,
Assignees of r. A. Maxwell.
Nov l8, 1859 81 z
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were certainly surprising, and to give m idea Of
their quality and appearance, it was remarked to
,us by gentleman that, in his opinion these spec
imens we're obtained from better wheat country
than he ever believed this would be. The corn
was equally astonishing, ard when we relate that
one exhibitor told us that ffty-four ears of his
corn made Il bushe and that this did not take the
premium either, QUE readers NJ distance will also
share in this astonisbncat. The premium. corn
we might contnne, as to the merits of the tuDuips,
cabbage, &c., but we will desist, with calling at
tenton to the fact that this highly ereditatie ex-
position af farm products follows q most unfayora-
BILE season!
The exhibition of cattle, sheep, and swine;. took
place in the lot belonging TO the Catholic church,
and we regret that our duties as Secretary kept
us so closely engaged in the Court House MS to
prevent personal inspection of the stock. The
number was not very great, but we believe that it
was fully equal to the anticipatons of the Execu-
tive Committee in charge of the Fair, rs the late
ness of the season doubtless had something to do
with the meagre show Of cattle and sheen cspeci-
ally.
The poultry exhibition was also SMALL but there
were some genuine mc-cocks presented, togcth-
er with variety Of chickens, geese and ducks.
We have gone through the list at random and
only reserve the horses, jacks and mules, as these
animals were not on exhibition the first day.
When night arrived, it was The unanimous opin-
ion that the Fair vas decided success, and it was
determined to hold the, annual meeting in Masonic
Hall, with view to. make the hegirdins for vig-
orous and active measures Of penmaneney In the
organization. The particulars OF this meeting will
be found elsewhere in our columns to-day.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The crowd in attendance on Friuny was even
greater than the day before. Articles continued
to be received until about ten o'clock, when the
books of entry were closed, and variety of arti-
cles and stock were necessarily excluded as they
arrived too latc. The doors were opened about
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REPORT ON HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
The Committee on Household Department beg
leave TO report that they have examined the arti-
cles exhibited in their department, and in many
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-07
CorroS STATEMENT.

No bales shipped via m. Cent Railroad from
sept. l. los To- June /, lst5. I3
shipped during June 900
I'd f..Ix !.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-07
IVAN SALE NOTICE.

10 Euzaoe,hT I, noltgok, Charlie j. L"sery, John :.
r. IngTulam, trustees ~ the estate 81 larU-
Il. Holbrook, deceased, John Corcofan and Oh
others whom this may cOncsrn;
You, md each 81 you, are hereby notIfioa that ~
the sale Of city lots the door 81 tie court house
IN the city e 1aTe ia The county ~ Alexander and
state Of Illinois, on the lHh day 81 December. I. D.
letJ foT the city tahes OF said cy Of Caro-, due and
unpaid fog the year lsT, tecaine The purchaser Of
the following desc Tiis lot. situated ia the civ OF
Cairo, county Of Alexander and State Of Illinois
which said lot Mas sold ia N" name OF l.. b. Hol.
brooks estate
Lot No, . IN Blodk Numbered 2s IN the city o
Cairo. .. .
At the same sale, on the day aud place aforesaid
and for the same taxes aforesaid, due and npal for
the year ls55, e. Winston tscame the purchaser o
the following described lg, situated m the sity of
Cairo, county Of Alexander and state Of lliinoi.
which lot was sold IN the name ~ j. b, Holbrooks
estate, to-wit;
Lot No. :, in Block No. g. m the city Of Cairo
who duly igued said certificate ol purchase 10 tie
undersigned
And that Tie tine gwen by law for the redemption
~ tn above described cliy ot-, and each - thcn
purchased aforesaid on The .glh day ~ December,
1857, VIII "Nrln on the 10Th day II December. leo
and thai unless sooner redeeued shall apply Tor
a deed Tor tne pC-ses-VI. 81 ~, came.
II, w. HAMLlN, Purchaser
Cairo Illinois, May :, lsu' imyl0itw
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL II. r
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Boy you tickets Tor New York, Philadelphia aud al
IoiHts East. VIA the Pitt-hufg, Fort Wayne Chicago
ana the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Tho train Of
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-07
1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of wlhno Ro'gc,, ae,,a'ed

Estate Of " ham RoIucI, decreased.
H. undersigned wong tcep app,u,sd aamia.,-
uaipy o! t,c e-ti o. IS ,.l. Ey,- er. sie oI tla
county O. Alexander, aul ~fare ~ I''ao'-. ace,a-. d.
hereby gives notice thN a. N.i aulear before. .la
count! cOuri ~ AieEan'ler ecu u,tN Ho court house
m Caro-, 40 l.C July Term, On t4c -. MONDAY ia Jy
next n' which tiinc ~ resou- hariu 10 ms a1iin,.
said estate are notified ani requested 70 attend tor
ne IWlose II laying ulr ,Unc adjusted. Al PER-
sons indebted io sai estate ugF reNUce',, no make
immediate payment % tle gu0eI- gnvd.
dated THIS . day Of June, A. 10. 1859.
WOW DANIEL HE'LL. Administrator.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-07

+ ord'S Ferry DaIly,
aud HACKS Will be running from these port. 10 the
ne sPfngs Hoping the Patronage hitherto iestow-
"a, WIN he continued o. me Ire-.ut qrOpr.tols tbey
trust WcY VIII Dc able 10 give safsfact on "a Tine mill.
r. A. MILES a W HUGHES, Psoprt.ors
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ILLINOIS CEN IRA

make close connections at Nation and Chicago; AMI
the entire ifip 20 New York is made With only Two
changes Of cara.
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Corueet.Ugaf 50.
Northern Line Packet Company,
Ksokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and various Railroad Line.
A. Memphis with
Msmphi. aud white River Packet Co,
ArLansa. River Racket Company,
Memphis and ChArie,ton IL. r.,
and Mis-i-sippi a. Tennessee R.R
A. NioksbIfg with
YaIoo River Packets, AMI
yieksburg and Meridian Railroad,
Giving through Wills laing and tickets 90 at a'a'st.e
CHAs. T HISpF. General Agent.
once On MhaTf.hchi.
Ed. ,. sls-ON. Tskct and Passenger As"ht
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Elegant Wide Passenger Cars
With
Raised Roofs an fpr o,,d Seats,

These cars are thorough! ventilated aud pro, died
With every modern improvement necessary Co., Oh T.
-afc'y and comfort Il travellers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23
|THE EVENING NEWS
CHRISTMAS SONGS
A CHRISTMAS MORNING CAROL.

A CHRISTMAS MORNING CAROL.
Hark, again tho Christmas bells,
2 Oftho solemn birthday tells,
Sweet tho silv'ry chime that swclls,
As the light Is dawning;
Still while wancs tho gloom OF night,
( In the East Star shines bright,
Tho same the Shepherds watched by night,
! Arise, 'tls Christmas morning!
Morus.-Arise! arise! arise, It's Christmas
morning;
Arise, tits Christmas morning Arisci arise
As the kindling orb OF day.
Soon will chase the clouds away,
SO rose He TO show the way
Heed yc well the warning sua,
Care and sorrow cast aside;
Love to oil He ne'er denied!
That We might live the Saviour died.
Arisei tits Christmas morning.
Herald Angels anthems sing,
Lot us, too, our Carols bring
To tho throne OF Christ our King
Bright gem the hcay'ns adorningl
Let us hymn the Saviour's birth,
He who preached goodwill to earth,
On II, never chidcd mirth!
Arise, It's Christ as morning.
Hang the holly In the hail.
From the rnflers now let fnll
Mstletoc-thc sweet bells call
Like music heaven born in.
This no time for Idle drcamsi
lIarki the woods-thc hills-the streams
Sing rejoicing In the beams
That welcome Christmas morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23
STRIKE THE HARP OF ZION.

Strike the harp OF Zion. wake tho tuneful lay;
Bear the joyful tidlngs far away;
Lo! the morn Ia breaking. morn OF purcst love,
Praise forever, praise to God above.
CAo,1H:-Glory glory! bark the angels sing,
Glory glory hear the echo ring
Strike the harp Of Zion, wake the tune.
Bear The s j. joyful tldIngs far away, far
away,
Bear the joyful tidIngs far away.
Over distant regions vailed In errors night,
SEQ the holy dawn OF gospel light;
See tho nations coming nt the Sayiours call,
Coming now TO crown him Lord OF all.-Cho.
o. the joyful story, life 70 every soul!
Like mighty ocean lei II roll,
Bringing home tho lost ones from the path OF sin,
TIL the world shall all be gathered in.-Cno
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23
Dissolution, Notice.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HEREToFo
San Francisco Restaurant, Gold Hill, was dis.
solved on the lst Of December, BY mutual con:
sent. An persons indebted to the concern will
seltle with Mr.. Lowery, who will continue tho
business, and all debts owing BY the firm, De-
cember 1st, will be settled BY him:
loWERY & SANDERS.
Gold Hill, December sth, 1859. des-n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-23
aIlHPiEIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. mAECH %. 1853
TIE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL will be ready
ON Wednesday morning, and will con
tain the news Of the week by mall ana
telegraph, editorials on live an important
subjects, a financial and commercial
state Of the markets and
crops, and an interesting melsnge OF mis-
cellaneous reading. 1t will be found an
acceptable present to send to q friend or
correspondent in the country. Copies
put no in wrappers, ready for the MAIL
csn be had at our countiDg-room on the
day of publication. We receive q limited
number Of advertisements for the
WEEKLY. As the psper circulstes IN al
the surrounding States, its value as an
advertising medium is very great.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-23
By Telegraph
ARKANSAS.
Martial Law Removed From
CriItenden County.
The Legislature 10 Adjourn on
the LIST of April.
State Bonds made Receivable fGT
all Taxes.
They Advance from 65 to soc
on the Dollar.
ARKANSAS.
State Bonds made Receivable fG
all Taxes.
River, Weather, Etc.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March 22.-The Cover
nor notified the Legislature to-day OF
the removal Of martial law in Crittenden
county, thus relieving the entire State
from military government, which has
lasted altogether about four months. He
also recommended that q Court Of Claims
be established. 1t is supposed that tie
necessary orders will reach the officers in
command in Crittenden county in q few
days.
The Senate resolution to adjourn on
the first Of April sine die, passed in the
House with an amendment to .re.assem'
BILE on the first of January, 1870.
Both Houses passed the bill without
opposition, making State bonds receiva'
BILE for all taxes, and as "a consequence,
bonds rose to-day from Csc to goo.
The river is falling here, but rising
above.
Departed yesterday Ozark and Mary
Erwin.
Arrived to-dsy-J. H. Allen and the
GAINESVILLE.
The weather is clear and cool.
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TIE CROPS.

In our issue Of Saturday We invited
our farming and planting readers to IA
yor US from time TO time with brief state
ments Of the progress and condition Of
their several crops. One Of our friends
has anticipated cur desire in this respect,
and forwards the following, written Oh
the day u article appeared. It viii be
resd with interest, and we hope will
serve the purpose of q sLimulous to others
TO keep US posted in matters that are Of
more real concern TO the people of the
South and OF Tennessee than the policy
of GRANT or SENTER, tied down as we
are, weak, and without friends:
DYER COUNTY, TRIM, March 70, lse9.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Itmay be gratifying to our Memphis friends
10 learn that the fruit crop OF this section is
vet unframed by the frost. The prospect for
a heavy crop of peaches and apples was never
better. The wheat crop is unusually prOmis-
ing. the stand good and the growth vigorous,
and in The absence OF any disaster, the yield
will be larger than FOR many years past.
This county wiz make a liberal subscription
for our Mississippi River Railroad at its April
term, which Will secure the building OF the
road beyond a doubt. and Memphis viii then
reap the benefits Of this rich agricultural re-
RIon, heretofore shared by other ellis.
Very respectfully,
A. HARRIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-23
THE n%IsSIssIPPI River RAILROAD
Is ORION.

From the last number Of the Dyers-
bury State Gazette we extract the fol-
lowing resolutions, favoring a subscrip-
ton by Obion county to'the Mississippi
River Railroad, passed at a railroad
meeting held on Wednesday evening
last, in the office OF the Mayor OF Union
City. When it is remembered that
Obion county has already subscribed, and
largely 10 three railr0sds-the Mobile
and Ohio, Nashville and Northwestern,
and Memphis and Ohio-and that she is
eager for the fourth, our city readers
can have some idea Of how popular this
enterprise is with the people of the river
counties, and be assured that il will be
put through speedily aud with all the
vim that has 60 far characterized Presi-
tent MITCHELL and his able aud intelli-
gent Directory. The resolutions are as
follows:
WHEREAS, Wehave official informatiOn that
for the early commencing OF the Mississippi
River Railroad, old Shelby has added by taxa
ton 70 the State fund OF so. 900 10 the mile,
sS9OO0O, Upton, S28l0OO: Lauderdale, Sl5O.G01
atAA AAii1l /. AAtbEAA hbhl ~ rls ~ thgAt1-
sion of5eadinE points In that county, Dyers-
burg ard Newoern, give p sitlye assurance
that Dyer viii vote the tax on the lAt MOnd8y
in April. OF $4,000, therefore,
ResOtUad, That . ZION awake aud bestlr her.
self, and get in shape immediately and, on
condition that Obl0n county, outside the cor
porate limits Cf Union city, viii vote a tax OF
$4,000, UnlOu city win vote an additional
amount Of $4,000, which VIII be all required OF
us. To avail to the county tae gih Of the State
OF $1,000 10 the mile, and the influence OF the
great trunk route from North 10 South, by
bridge az Metropolis, through the counties IN
we.tern Kentucky 10 Union City. hence u
Nswbern, D-yersbury-cn to Memphis and
New Orleans, constituting the greatest railroad
route, East or West, North or South, extend.
ing as Il VIII from Chicago 20 New Orleans. and
from all other great commercial points, north,
west ard northeast, TO every important town
and city IN the great Southeast and Southwest
Resolred, That Mr.. Mitchell, the President o.
the Mississippi River Railroad, visit Union City
Al his earliest convenience, with assurances
tbat his road shall not fail FOR want Of co,
opsrston on The part Of Union city aud Obior
county.
With such an example before them ss
this of ObioD, we hope the people OF THU
CITY. when the time comes for them ia
act viii not be slow to subscribe, and
literally, to the Mississippi River Rail.
road: au entorprizs which, as the AP.
PEAL has fcom time to time shown, viii
10 ,ha means Of a lasting benefit TO all
md fhaf. by every intelligent person, ii
considered necessary to our progress and
welfare.