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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. .23lS@2i
Low mltltlling Ils@24
MiQllinE and strict mitltllin~ oh m

Mitldling and strict middns. ..25 O.
RIcE.-The market continued to favor buyers.
Sales 136 erccs OF clean Carolina say IS ierces at
71sc q lb; 6G4 do at TX; % do at 7ll; ana the
evening before IS ticrccs at 7Ilc q ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 6lz@7c p lb;
good 7S@74c q lb.
NAVAL SToRgs.-The market was quiet with the
following sales: Say 30 bbls of low No rosin Mt
So so q bbl; 81 hbls extra No do Mt 81 co. and Al
bbls low No . at 81 rs 9 bbl.
FREIGuTs.-Tae supply OF freight room to most
points Is for the moment sufficient for the de.
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making at 1Id Z, lb on uplands and 1lsd on sea
Islands; by sail, 1Sd on upands and sid or seq Is
lands. To lIayre, by steam, nominal by sail,
1Ac q ib on uplands ana Ike on SEA islands.
Coastwisc, to New York, by steam, &c q fb on
uplands and 1c on sea islands, by sail, 7ic q iB on
uplands. 10 Boston, by steam, nomlna; by sail,
&c D fb on uplands. To Philadelphia by steam,
ssc g lb on upands; by sail, somewhat nominal,
TO baltimore, by steam, J4D3Sc @ lb OH upands;
by sail, somewhat nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, November 2.-Arrived, steamships
Cuba and Cambria.
-, SAVANNAH, November ARRIVED, steamships
Wyoming, Philadelphia; San Salvanor, New York;
ship Norlcn, Rio Janeiro; schr Katie + Rich New
York; w Simpson, New York. Cleared, steam
ship Virgo, New York; ship Mont Blanc, Liver
pool; brig Atlantic, Nassau.
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The Chnrlcston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, November 2, 1860.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
TUESDAY EVENING, November 2, 1869. {
CoTToS.-Tlc market was rather quiet, with
some buyers looking around, but they appeared
to he generally lndisposcd to operate unless con-
cessions could be had, and were Offering about
2i}ic q lb for middllng; but factors were firm
anu showed no disposition to materially soften
their rates, and the business done was consc-
quently limited. Sales about 200 bales, viz: IL at
231z; at 237l;4o ut -; 80 Mt 2l; 81 at PAX; "a Mt
2ia; 10 at 25 lat 25Isc, and there were also sold
about go bales the evening before and not re-
ported, making about 900 bales for that day. Ne
uuotc:
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TOR NEW YORK-MERClIANTs' LINE.

:, The Schooner IDA BiRDSALL, Bir,lsall, -.
MASTER, having nearly all her freight cil. SfsgL
gNGcu ahh going on board, wants some light
Freight TO I'LL up and leave forthwith
nov" j WILLIAM ROACH x co
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nor BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE.
EDIsTo AND CHIs0LM,s LANDING.

The fast steamer "PIIOT BOY,n .,n~sD
Captain Fem Peck, will leave MIDI, Egs.stsItS,-,,
dlo Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY
MORNING., NJ O'Clock, until further notice.
Returning will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MORNING At O'Clock, and Edsto' O'Clock p, NJ,
oct0 J. ID. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
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Drn9s, Gtemlrals, Ne.
A YE RS CATlIARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF a LAXATIVE
MEDICINE
MEDICINE.

PcriiapS no one mctli-
ciiir u :" universally re-
I'ilrcd hy everybody as
u catiiariic, nor was
ever amy before so uni
vcrsally adopted into
llsr, IN every country
and anon. all classes,
us illi> mil,i Dat efficient
lIilrg;iiirc PHI. The
Obvious reason is. that
II Is Il more reliable and
Tar more clicciual REM
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LIST OF VESSELS
L o r L | G N
LONDON,


UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoR7
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
COLUMBUS, O., July 18th.


Editors Lancaster Ga-ette:-An
excursion to the end of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad is projected, to
start from this place about Sept.
lst, tickets to be sold via St. Louis
for the round trip, tho party to re.
turn to Lawrence in time for the
State Fair. Sufficient time will be
given on the way to see the differ.
ent towns, and tor "buffalo hunt"
Also, arrangements will be made
to enable Hhose who desire to leave
the railroad, TO visit any portion
OF Kansas and return home at their
pleasure.
Thus fine opportunity will be
offered for the citizens in this,
Fairfield and adjoining counties, to
visit Kansas at a small expense,
and see all its beauties and attrac,
tions. Besides, the citizens of To-
peka, Lawrence and other points
on the way expect to give us a nice
reception.
| am going, and write this to in
duce some of my Fairfield county
friends to accompany, many Of
them having expressed q desire to
visit the West. Many prominent
citizens hero arc going. Whom the
time for starting is definitely fix
ed, and all the arrangements com.
plotted you will be notified.
Yours truly,
L. W. TALLMADGE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
TEETH! TEETH!!
TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. Won BONHORST,
DENTIST, LANCASTER, O..
Rising's Block, Entrance on
MAIN STREET.

Go and see those beautiful setts
Artificial Teeth, French Patterns,
which for natural appearance and
beauty are unsurpassed in the
world.
TEETH PLUGGED so as 10
preserve them through life.
TEETH EXTRACTED by o
process of my own with the least
possible pain.
R4"A reward Of One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for informa.
ton convictlng any parties Of in
fringemont Of my patents.
Call and sec the finest specimens
of artificial sooth that you have ev.
er seen.
Also, Medals, Testimonials and
Diplomas which have been award.
ed to DR.. Won Bonhorst for the su-
perior excellence Of his work.
17-3m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
Closed by tho Sheriff.

The dry goods store of A. @
Headley Il Co. on High street wa,
closed by the Sheriff on Saturday
This action was taken upon execu.
tions issued upon judgment note,
from the Superior Court of Cincin
natl in the case Of Bailey, Thomp.
son 4 Co. Us A, G HeadIey Il Co.
tho swo judgments amounting to
S2S, 900.
As the house is one of tho most
popular in the city, has been doing
II good business and has had the
confidence of tho people for Il mum
bcr OF years, this action caused the
greatest surprise and formed yes.
tcrday the chief lopio Of conversa>
tion in the city. There wcro ma.
ny conflicting rumors as to tho eau.
ses that led to tho proceedings on
Saturday and tho hint that the en-.
barrassment was only of tempo,
rary nature, was gladly accepted
by the people at largo as giving
grounds for tho hope that the firm
might bo enabled to resume busi-
ness ut an carly day.
Mr.. A. G. Headlcy is County
Treasurer and his bondsmen, or
sureties, it is stated, yesterday de
mandcd the keys oftho Treasury
Building. Although they are not
authorized to make such u demand
Mr.. HeadleX gave up the keys to
the office, showing by his action
that ho believed that at the exam
ination, which it is understood will
take place to day, tho books and
funds will be found as they should
6e,-COlumbuS journal 18Th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

Another frightiul accident oc,
Cured on the Erie Railroad, o.
Mast Hope, Pa. on tho 18th. i
was a case of collision of a freigh
with passenger train. Tho en-
g'ne, and tender, and baggage
post-oficc. smoking, and foiwarG
passenger cars were thrown from
the track, broken up, and burned
Nino or ten passengers were killed
and their bodies burned. Rev.
Mr. Halleck, OF Now York, though
unlDjured by the collision, was
caught and held in the debris, and
despite all efforts for his release
was roasted TO death.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
ouIo OIuIJ
Z. W. 'rALLMADGE.
Who Should be Postmaster at
Columbus?

We heartily endorse the follow
ing, from the Springfield Repub.
lie:
We arc glad to know that q very
large number of the best citizens OF
Columbus desire the appointment
of Gen. James NJ. Comfy to the
Columbus Postollice. Tho General
is, in the first place, competent In
every respect to discharge tho du.
ties of the position acceptably.-
Thcn, too, he rendered most eff
cient service to the country in the
field, and since the war, he has, as
editor of the Ohio State Journal.
been a most able, efficient and faith.
tul worker in the Republican ranks.
1t ought to be borne in mind that
the conductor ofa public journal in
Columbus, in the county of Frank.
lin, holds most responsible and
difficult position, involving trdu-
GUS and continuous labors.
Tho State organ has not always
bcen q success. It's career has
shown q series of experiments,
somo Of them falling from misman
agement, some from duIlness and
lack of energy and snap. In Gen
Comly's hands, however, the paper
has given no cause of complaint.
Tho concern has been managed in
a businossolike style, and The pa.
per itself is better than the State
organ has ever been, in its paImi.
est days. No paper cxcels it in
its general features. Its editorials
strike from tho shoulder, and ac-
complish much toward toning up
the Republican press of the State.
The Administration, in our vieg,
could not do more just or appro-
pirate thing than to place Gen.
Comfy in possession, at once, of the
Columbus Posloffice: especially as
it is q change almost universally
desired.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The firm Of s. b. Hartman & Co., Of Ian
caster, Pa, in a late publication stated that /
worthless mixture represented by me to b,
the bona .fde Mishlcr's Herb Bittcrs was ar
imposition and falsehood. So far so good fo
| Qadck, but that article allowed n libel. in
tend to prosecute them therefor, and tn,
courts will then decide who, is rascal.
purchased the original receipt of Alexander
Patten, who was for n long time in tho en-
ploy of Dr. Mlshler, the original manufacturer
and at one time partner with hun in tn,
manufacture and sale Of tho Bitters, and also
n partner Of s. u. Hartman & Co., and man.
uiacturcd the Blttcrs at Chicago, Ills. slneC
my purchase, however, of the original receipt
have made many decided improvements in
ho BItters, and find 1t gives general satisflc
ton.
Notwithstanding this firm Of s. b. Hartman
4 Co, who may have learning enough to man
nhcturo an article from some one else's re-
ccpt, but too ignorant 10 improve uponit
they call mo an impostor and other harsh and
hard names for no other reason than they
have ascertNned the gdet that have improv.
ed so much on tho original Mishlera Her,
Bitters, that s. Il. Hartman & Co.'S mixture
is fast disappearing from the trade, giving
place to the better Bttters known as stottle
mires Herb Bittcrs.
return heartfelt thanks 20 s. B. Hartman
\ Co. for their advertisement of my Bttcrs
and hereby offer to deposit 81 900 il the said
=. B. Hartman Co. will deposit like amount
with any good bank in Circleville, OHIO, aad loi
any competent chemist in Ohio analyzo my
Bitters and tho mixture by said Hartman 4
Co with tho agreement that the party whose
article proves to bo the purcst and best, takes
the $4,000 deposited.
As to the sale Of Stottlemre Iorb Bters,
am prepared to furnish II TO all my custo.
mcrs in quantities to suit.
Address ]. sToTTLEMIRE,
West Main ST., Circhvlle, o.
h. WAGNER, is agent in Lancaster for
S:ottlemire's Biters.
,Iuly 4 lSG1-IUf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

HEARTH AND HoME.-This un-
equalled family journal knows no
interruption or rctrogressiOn in
its career of excellence and sue
cess. The number for July II
contains the beginning af a very
interesting story, entitled "The
Romance of a Rich Young Girl"
by Octave Fuillet, author of THE
Romance of Poor Young Man" "
which was everywhere SO deserv.
edly popular by reason of tho sin
gular interest of it's plot, the,vari.
ETY., beauty and thrilling character
of its incidents, the artistic skill of
the style, and the healthy tone Of
it's morality. "1He Romance of a
Rich Young Girl" will be found to
possess all these qualities in an
equal ly NJ Darked degree. The il
lustra'ions for the story were de
signed and engraved in Paris by
eminent artists.
For sale at, Billinghurst's.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

THE CHEATED TERM" Is
COMING.

The summormonths will very soon be fairly
ushercd in with their sultry weather and long
train ofdlseases, II Ii the season when nature
can do little in recuporating our exhausted
strength, and when we are required to fortify
our physique against tho dangers arising from
tho universal prevalency OF sickness. The
only true safeguard is that sure and reliable
tome and invisorator MlsHLERS HERR BIT-
TIERS, whiohis indorsed and recommended by
the medical faculty and by unnumbercd thou.
sands ofpersons in every city, town and viii
lage in tho country, who have tested It's reme-
dial virtues, and by its idprescrvcd or rocov-
cred their health. twill purify theBlood and
secrctions euro every form of Indigestion
and afford immediate relieflu eases OF Dysen
terry, Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and
kindred diseases. Provide yourse notD against
otlme of need. Dcloysare often dangerous.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
The Bread subject Agnin,

The Bread Subject Again!
do not advertise a steam bak.
cry, $50 as to make it sound big),
neither do say that l DARE any
other baker to bake larger loaves
than ] do for the same money
But | do say, for tho infol nation Of
those who buy broad from wagons,
that l bake my loaves to weigh
t'co pounds apiece, "a quarter to q
half pound heavier than those OF
any other baker in Lancaster) and
sell them thrco for quarter dol.
lar, This l do because 1 need not
buy horse feed, or go to tho ex.
ponso of kcoping up a wagon and
hiring an extra hand to poddlo the
bread about the streets.
sell three tickets for 25 cents,
good for ono loaf each. Como and
SEQ for yourself. Boar in mind
that John Colfass is ny baker,
ANDREW BAUMAN.
Lancaster, July /, 1S60-tf.
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For sale at, Billingh urst's.

The GRAPE CRop.--We learn
from Michael Dulty, Esq, one Of
our most extensive grape growers
that the mildcw and rot are likely
to cause the destruction of three
fourths Of tho crop in this region
Under the most favorable future
circumstances of the season, he
does not think that even ne.fourtl
of crop will be secured. To ex.
treme wet and hot suns secured
ZanesDiIe city Times.
We regret to learn. as wo do
from q number Of our grape grow
ers, that the samc agents are PRO.
ducing great injury TO the grape
crop in Fairfield county. The OK
tent of this Injury cannot yet be
fully estimated, but,wc hope it will
provo much less than that above
referred to. 1t will be well for
those interested to note tho pecu-
liar circumstances attending that
portion of tho grape crop which
finally natures with the least in>
jury-tho locality of the vines
the variety of grape, method of cuI.
tivntion and other treatment, &c.
&c. We think it probable the
whole difficulty has boen climatic,
and that no precautions could have
prevented moro than very small
portion of the injury,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

England is still greatly excited
in relation to tho progress of the
Irish Church bill. That measure
having been materially modified in
its passage through tho House Of
Lords, is again before the House of
Commons, where oil tho amend.
monts have been rejected, and tho
bill restored to its original shape.
The Lords seem disposed to resist
oil approaches TO liberal policy,
but tho indications arc that thcy
will have to yield in this instance
or endangor their own tenure of
aristocracy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
Meeting of the Republican
Central Committee.


At the request Of several mem
bers Of the Republican Centra
Committee Of Fairfield County, We
give notice that a meeting Of said
Committee will be held on Sdtur
day, the Gath inst, at one o'clock
p. NJ, at the office of the Ldncdste,
Gazette. The meeting is called fol
the purpose of effecting an organi.
Eation of the new Committee ap.
pointed by the County Conven.
tion Of the 18th of June, and the
transaction of such other business
as may come before it. The mem.
bers of the Committee, as now con
stituted, are as follows, ond the i'm
portance of attendance by every
one Of them we think is too obvi
ous to need urging upon their at
tention:
Samuel Barr, of Clearcreek;
George Greed, of Amanda;
Jesse Brandt, Sr., of Bloom;
Henry Taylor. Of Violet;
s. s. West, Of Liberty;
John Brandt, Of Greeefeld;
James Strobe, of Hooking;
John Lands, of Madison;
James r. Pearce, of Berne;
A. r Keller, of Pleasant;
I. ]. McNaghten, of Walnut;
n. McNaghten, of Richland;
Il. ]. Black, of Rushcreek;
S. A. Griswold. G. NJ. L. Wise.
man, Ii. G. Drinkle, b. f. Rein.
mund, city of Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

The President has issued his
proclamation ordering a vote or
the adoption of tho Jackson Con
stitution, in Mississippi, on tn,
goth Of November. The disfran
chising clause, the clause disqual
flying rebels from holding Office
the clause torbidding tho loanin,
OF the credit of the State, aud tn,
test'oath for Office holders are sub
mitted 10 separate votes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

SOLDIERS ORPHANS HoME.-Ai
large and enthusiastic meeting
held in Xcnia on tho lith, Sl5,-
Duo were subscribed, and $4,000
moro pledged, for tho purpose ol
securing tho location at that place
OF the proposed State Soldiers Or.
phans' Home. The meeting was
addressed by Gov. Hayes and
Chaplains Earnshaw and Collins.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

MURDER AT SpRINdFIELD.-Or
no morning of tho 18th at about
day~brcak, n Mrs. Ormsbeo, resi-.
ding in tho suburbs of Springfield,
was shot and killed in her own
house by a supposed burglar, who
fred through window. A man
was arrested in Dayton on tho l7th
on suspicion Of having pOrpctrated
tho murder.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

LouD Any of our citizens 90.
ing to Columbus will notice clus.
ter ofhouses about 20 miles up the
road, on the right hand side. This
is Lancaster, celebrated tor its Nit.
hotf House. And tho Mithoff is a
house. Its clerk is the ne plus ultra
OF clerks, its beds tho sine qua non
for wcarinOss, and its table the
ultima thule of all gastronomic do.
sires. 1t also has u stable. We
drove our old army charger into
II and he, thinking he was in horse
heaven, commenced to dance the
"horSe marines. logan RepuJH.
can.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
Temperance Convention

Al the State Political Temper,
ance Convention held at Mansfield
last week, the following ticket was
nominated:
Cleveland.
Lieut.. GoUernor--Dr. adswortb
OF Cincinnati.
Ireasurer-TbOs. EdmOnson, Of
Clark county.
Attorney General-J. A. Sumner
OF Summit county.
Member of Board of Public
IVOrkS-L. B. Silver, of Columbi.
Ana county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

About twenty citizens Of Wapa
koneta did Christian service las
Sunday, by going out and gratui
tously cutting harvest patches fol
widows, who had no one to dc
their work.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

A meeting is to bo held at Circle.
vile on the 9th, to consider the
Propricty Of ofsubscribing stock to the
projected railroad from Newark via
Circlovillo and HillsbOlo', to Mays.
vile, Kentucky.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

At q recent meeting of tho Board
OF Health of Now York, Il letter
was received from DR.. Harris con,
ccrning cholera in tho West. lie
says tho disease has not become
epidemic this summer at any point
wes, Of the Allcghenies or north
of tho Ohio, but is spreading in n
fearful manner west OF tho Missis
sippi, along tho great routes OF
travel, Tho Zingari Bittors will
prevent and euro cholera as we'll
as all other affections oftbe bowels
1t is the greatest tonic oxtant.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

NIno car loads of omigrants
passed through the city yesterday
going west. Four car loads Of
these were now converts to tho
Mormon faith from North Carolina
on route for Salt Lake City
Journal 2Oth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

The Presidenthas ordered the vote
on the Texas Constitution to be
taken the 3Oth Of Nov, tho dav set
tor the election in Mississippi
Unlike the order for the Missis.
slppi election, it makes no provis.
ion for q separate vote on any OF
the obnoxious clauses.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
Money! Money!. Money!!!

Wanted, and must be had. in settlement OF
the old Mlthof& CO., Hardware firm accounts.
Those indebted are earnestly invited to call on
GA. Mth1t or ChS. II. Creed, one or the
other ofwhom will at all times be found at
their office over the Hardware Store of Mithon
& Co., mdthey trust 1t will not be necessary
to repeat this invitation in q different shape.
June 10, G0--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

Gen. STEADMAN, of Portage
county, Ohio, a member of the
last Ohio Senate, and recently ap.
pointed U. S. Consul at Santiago
dc Cuba, died in that city on the
9th inst. Ho was genial, large.
hearted man, and his death will
&c deeply regretted by all who
knew him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
The Camp Meeting at New

The Camp Meeting at New
LeXingtOn--POstpOnement.
We are requested to state thai
tho Camp Meeting heretofore m
nounccd to DO held near New Lex
ington on tho 18th of August, has
been postponed till the 25th OF Au
gust. Tho arrangements with ro.
gard TO it-half iaro trains &C., arc
expected to romain as under for.
mer announcement.
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A Proper Thing--and an Im-
proper Thing.

OPNA 4AAARs
In Seneca county, according to
the Tifin Tribune, quite a number
of clerks from the stores of the
city, and numerous mechanics also,
turned out into the country to as.
sist the farmers to harvest. Some
loafers, however, remained behind,
without visible means Of support,
apparently preferring to lounge a
bodt than go to work and eal n good
wages. This,we are sorry to say,
is a characteristic of other cities
besides Tifin.
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Total distonc ...,......... ....... :.

The general topography of tho
country between Newark and
Maysville is much more favorable
tor the construction of a good road
than l expected to find, especially
through tho river hills of Adams
county, There is no better loca.
ton on the Ohio River for a bridge
than at Maysvillc, just above tho
city, tho hill on both sides reaching
nearly TO the bank of the river,
and it can be easily approached on
either side by q railroad. II is my
opinion, also, that no shorter line
can be found between Pittsburgh
and Lexington, KY, that can be