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LiNDSALE.

s.f9ls .5s LAND SALE. 'i5ss1
lsaae Strader, Complement.
John p. .Burbri.ge & Co., Defendants.
Dursu.nt to 4 decree Of the circuit csurt Of
Upshur county, rendered At the Scptsn-
Der term thereof, 1868, In ths abors-namsd
cause, and subsequent order made therein,
the und.reigacd, Commissioner, will offer fer
sale. on The flai.aaif' n reg. ~ ~
18TH DAY OF MAY, 1870.
that being court day, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Upihur County, at public arc
tien, to the highest bidder, the tract land in
thu bill and proceedings mentioned. lying in
Upshnr County on the waters Of Big Sand Ruu
15S ACRES, gaffi
On a credit Of biz and twelve months. The
purchaser will be required 10 execute bond,
with good security, bearing interest from tie
day Of sale, and lien will be retained on the
laad asa farther security. iiIel-o.
W. G. CARPER,
aprl1S.4t " Commissioner.
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WEST VIRGINIA., .To.wIrla

AT rules held in the clerk Office ofths cir
IN cult court Of Lewis comfy, on the hrss
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James N. Boggs, admin
is,rator dc bonus non,
with the will asusxcd,
Of john p. Byrne, de-
ceased,
WIN. g.. Persons 3D.
,n;,;.troinr and hnirs
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pa,ssrstas ". ~
Sold by Smith 4 Bsnt sud +. N. Gnsl.
FAINT, aud all Druggisr, Gree sand D al.
tngsaetailJ. j,hSl.l
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as the forms Of law will permit. So tina,
practically VIC may consider all the priuci.
pies involved in the late war, both Ma
tional aud State, as being se,tlcd--setlled
too by the only party which had the wis
dom and moral courage to deal .fairly and
sqaarely with the questions at issue.
Thi, is glorious record for the repuLli.
can party-a record which will tell upon
The future of the world-a record which
even its bitterest enemies must admire aud
commend.n
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

IN sized Horse years Old, long name and tall trots 10
ninnes stands without tying warranted to &c SQUAD
and without blemsh; be driven by the mos, tEn !
lady ce $3.50; asoa strong Top Buggy ia coed order
suitable FOR doctor Invalid; price rlGJ INQUIRE ~
DR.. SPRESG, Ia West IhiryEccond street, near seventh
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pIpEcreaY rca ADVERTISERS.

recommendation rAor-FcussA afss and s:xsA ca.
AsrRuIodY -SIsrn PAer-fiih eo:uma.
slLIhKRRss Rsp Sr5p IopdiSa w4HfEp f srSoSp
poAabHss sSIs '%s%%srEp-srcosp second ..a
.soSsE sssssl fos rA,s sss
susrsass ass-sis ofTosTTSilrrs- rAsr-sA ss,
sg sS1SHEsssL SEsL 2s1GEs FOX
oLEsSs Ss!s1a AID sALrsxrs s-r~rlrrm rAor -sssou.
ccsSSs c5SGjSS EsS ,ss
coAsTNss nv sse S|ia issS' and .
eossSSS H$ssasS
DANCINO AcADEMihs- AisIn rAsr--iii,A column.
PkEST5sTUSpxs BEN TdUpsSls.1 r.als. rAsad sso .ss
Mpss 40 I yssI,s AsD r
EUROPEAN sIEAMsiilPs- -flmsr rAsF--finA e0lana
fFinSHnNcfSf-fissr fAss-roa,,s ssnna soia%s.
FSk fsS5ss TO LET
ruRSIT 59ss sEF.ssr lsssFo.A rssasasS sslssS eoam
FRENCH FRENCH aDsEEflsEsEsrs~ ~r~rsraa sSia rAsrrara
HELP WANTED MALrs-rwrrrrn PAar ca
HELEwAxTRD-rExALEs- TN rAer-rirs, col
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES, xo-r,nsr PAes-sesosa .ae
hoesa s.sssssa % if!nSs
iiiEsfsGcTIoS-SSSSs sasr,,Tslrd ai ssis%s.
JERSEY CITY. IiOHOhEs, HUDSON cry AND RFR-
GEN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SEoosp PAaK--
Sixth column.
LECTURE SEASUN-TwILrTu PAoT-Four column.
LOAN OFFlcI:S--FIasr rAGE-Fouith column.
LOST AND FOtND-fiRer PAsE--TLird column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAor--Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTElS-- NIsIu PACI-togsth column.
HbsrEfshasSfs-rssrn s r.o
- Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA6E-Fourth column.
NUSICAL-EISTH FAGE--sixth column.
fEhSONAL--FIheT PAGE-first column.
PlANOFOkTES-NiNIn PA.E Fvurth column.
EOST OFFICE NOflCE-FIlsT PA0r-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 10
RtkT-SEcokD PkGE-shth column.
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANGE-sxcoSp PAsr-sirth
REAL ESTATE wHNTED--sEcosp PAGr-sixsh column.
kEWARDS-FlasT PAGR-Tnird column.
SALES AT AuCTlON-TwELrTH PAoE--Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FENALEs-ELKvEsru rAcr,
ant TWELFTH rAeE-first column.
bIIUATloSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGs-Frst
and second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAGE First column.
SPoRTiN3-pO0s, BIRDS, kc.-fIEsT rAGE-Sscond
THE TRADEs-TwELrTH PAaK-Thrd column.
THE 1URFfIRsr pAGE-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
TRAvELLERs' GUiDE-FrRsr PAon-Foursh column.
SRCo M PACR--tifh column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAGr-Frst column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.--NISTn PA0E-Touth col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FlRsr PAeE-First col
umn.
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7 KNOW SMALL OFFICE ABOUT TO RE VACATED
worth SsogO will givo ms Information and inf
secure ~ for $3.50 cash when Spponscd. Addess INFLU
ENCE, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
(w!ue ncluded)
TO BKfSr OR HAvRF.
First Cabin. xliU second Cabin.
These steamers d. not garry stseragc nassengors.
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
- - NO. - Broadway.
SPECIAL NOilCE.-IIereafer the steamers this line
VII ouch al southampton, England, to land pssseng
AMI specie
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I WILL GIVE $1,000 IN siOCk PRESENT CASH
ysrc, with services OF thorough business for
interest in established business Address PUSH Herald
Office.
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COASTyyISE STEA AMsHIPS.
)ACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through Line to
California and China.


l. Through Line to
California and China.
Through rates New York 70 San Francisco:
.,s, KS. L s's;; So s'Sssssse'> sss.
according to location Of berth.
Thee rates include bchs board and all necessaries for
the triN.
oa''' '''e' on the a,R and d so,i OF each month
except wien those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-.
One pounds Of baggage each adult Med-
nesys SGysGs @ caaan par captain Gray con-
Departure Of 10Th every month will touch al San Jose Qua
steamer GREAT REPUBLIC win leave San Francisco De-
% r ao San eaqS win 60 as fast and e re.
ceived un 4 r. NJ. Friday. November Is.
he on Sa ~ on w
Al the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
Fof freight passage tickets and all further information
''''' +. II. BABY. Agent.
TINTED STATES AND Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
The eegan, .idewheel % steamship SOUTH AMERICA.
:d$ Saf.sn, Captain 4 I. Tasspsush vii .sn ot
g. ra G na ana k0 ssns
~. from pier as Nor.h river
For freight or passage appiyto , ,.,n,so,,
Nc. 9 Bowling Green, New York.
GAN DOMINGO LINE
- Fer Puerto Plata samana and San Domingo city.
The Uniicd States mail sseamsaip
Captain L. A. Delaney.
nesdny No 49, mt O'Clock r. Nj forfresh pas
sage apply TO sPoFFoRD 3ROTHtks Co,
No. 90 broadway.
HAVANA. sIsAb AND VERA CRuZ.-NEw YORK
and Mexican MAJ. Steamship Line, leaving pier II East
river nj 8 L. NJ. . -
CfEOrAIRA, Captain Philips. Saturday. Nov 10
CITY MEXICo. Japtaln Zimmerman Tuesday Nov ~
CLEOPATRA. Captain Philips. FRIDAY, Dec.
CITY OF MERIDA, Captain Deaken Monday, Dec. ~
| For freight rassage apply 70 -. .,
CLEOPATRA goes to Havana ony takes no passengers
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every thursday at o'clock y b. precisely,
| from pier No. 4 North river.
AokRO CASTLE, Captain X. Adams NOV ~.
| colt MBIh, captain +. Van Size. Nov ~
MISSOURI, Captain !. u, tdvardn, Dee !.
-" ii'S'' y p"''"s' "fas " DIMoCg, Prcsldenf,
To. 3 Bowling Green.
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EYES AND FAIRS.

A Ri1FlClAL HI MAN EYES MADE or A NEW MA
IN teriai and on a modern and improved prncipe. en
dorsfd ny ae faculty. Entrusted supply the military and
ciyn Hospitals o tue United states. Made Inserted y +.
Fourth aYeruea.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFICIAL
u Passports Of the DEPARTING or Sate ISSUED by A. e.
wiLLMAETH, United states Court Buildings Il Chambers
street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ on ent alter Monday, May q? 1919 express trains
aRtuis.. follows
~ a. ~, Rn,iani Express.
s;{J v 81, Montreal Express
Sleeping coaches night trains between New YORK AMI
~ A'hanE, W. G. BucKHoUr, Supcrintende
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

MADISON PARK HOTEL. FIFTH AVENUE AND
VI fwenfv-rcJnd .irre--Sclee family hotel. Hotel
II vi 4fdng hoa-e rae- required.
=. W. whDSWORTIi, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

II ACES AND MILJJN JNERY.-ADvERTISER is WJIr
IL lin. beautiful imported Lnces and fine
tclcs Millinery. Address TOILET Herald onicc, or call
No Great Jones street, room l0h between 10 and l.
O'clock
A. ME. DOUGLASS, 1S EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET,
1NL offers eegant assortment or E0nnets ana
Round Hats from the celebrated houses OK srof, Nanth
Tbeese and other leading houses TO which special attention
ts called.
fFofS AT RETAfL.-MANY NOVELTIES JUST RE-
ceived at much css tnan Broniway prices. b2rGe Wax
Nassau.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

CToLEs oK LOST FROM A CsRsihgR ~ UNloN
> slaAr, 80 tc nsb II annday. ihe Ten ts,, whte
rn LAP Robe With green lining Any refnfnAHA tn
sama . ". faSshswE, -. Ws' street. w.L " ahe4ay
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

DARE OPGNISG.-PARrSFR WANTED, WITH SOME
~ S8QuQ half nteTeat splendid dining house; profits
$4,000 yeary brokers noticed Apply ID Nj. LIvlNGs.
Ton, a. Pine street, room II.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17

the Senate. The Senate is in session to-
night on the funding bill.
In the House, the air line railroad was
postponed to Tuesday. Tho bill reducing
army officers was resumed, and, after va
rious amendments, passed.
The caucus was so equally divided that
both parties were afraid to call vote on
Bingham's amendment to the Georgia
bill. A motion to adjourn to tomorrow
was defeated, as was also the motion to
adjourn to this evening; but the motion
to adjourn sine die, was carried. A close
poll of the Senate shows ten majority
for Bingham's amendment, and unless
another caucus is held, the adoption OF the
bill as it came from the House is regarded
certain.
A negro delegation from Tennessee, &C
companied by six Congressman, called on
the President to-day, asking protection
against outlawry.
WASHINGTON, March IL.
The President has pardoned two ne
groes, sentenced by military commission
at Manchester, Virginia, for life, for the
murder of Addison Sorer.
Georgia. negro legislators protested, by
telegraph, through Revels, against blng-
hams amendment.
The Foreign Committee of the Senate
considered. the San Domingo treaty: Gen.
Babcock and Commodore Porter address
ed the committee in explanation and sup
port of the treaty.
In the Supreme Court, on motion OF
Phillips, who addressed the Court, Yer
ger was turned over to the civil author-
ties. The habeaS corpus, in his case, was
dismissed.
In the Senate, the protest of the Geor-
gia colored Legislators was read. 1t says
that they represent 10000 colored voters
of Georgia, who, by the passage OF this
amendment, will be delivered over, bound
hand and foot to their most bitter enemies;
that tho colored voters will be driven
away from the polls.
On motion of Trumbull, Georgia was
made the special order for tomorrow.
A motion for the appointment of ajoint
committee on public affairs was defeated
by Colfax's vote.
The funding bill was resumed, discussed
and passed-36 to 10. Adjourned to
Mopday, when the Georgia bill will be
the special order.
In the House, the morning was con,
sumed with private bills. After strug-
gle between the friends of the deficiency
and tariff bills, the tariff prevailed. The
House went into Committee of the Whole
on the tariff. After an hours speech the
deficiency bill was taken up. 1t aggre,
gates $3.50, 900, including, for repairs OF
custom houses at Savannah, $4,000; Mo
bile, $4,000; Richmond, $4,000. The
House meets tomorrow for debate.
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S10,566 66

When reduced to practice, you perceive
that the planter makes clear gain of
S566.66, by producing his own corn. He
has pasture for his mules and horses he
can raise cow-poas on his corn land with
out any additional expense. The vines
are valuable for stock, and good for ma
nure for his land his 66s bales, picked
out in good time, and in better condition,
will command better average price than
the 100 bales will. If he finishes his gath
ering before Christmas, he can turn his
hands loose and save expense; or what is
much better, he can make manure by
hauling leaves and trash of every descrip-
ton, into his horse lots, cow-pens and hog
lots, and do hundred other profitable
things. Land is abundant and labor
scarce. AS wish TO make as much mon
ey as possible to the hand, plant the
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A life-insurence agent in Toledo had

- A life-insurence agent in Toledo had
occasion to insure a man residing in Ceve-
land. The printed directions to be an
swercd by the examining physician were
duly forwarded, and Mr.. A, who was de-
string to have his life insured for the ben
eft of his wife, called upon German
physician to make the customary exami-
nation. Everything went well until it
came to Temperament" and here the
doctor stuck. He said nothing, however,
but In filling up the blank, instead Of Civ
ing the temperament of the man, he wrote
at the bottom of the sheet Us follows {:
"Mrs. A., very bad temper; Mr.. a. much
worse"
- The Bridgeport (Ct) Fa mer says of
Wendell Phillips He is AN inordinately
vain concerted arrogant, superclious. big
etcd, doglnaticaI, dictatorial, trilitorous
old reprobate, but never had afiicient
courage to stand forth and expose him
self to any of the penalties of treason By
a single overt act in exemplihcation OF
his teachings"
"A negro was caught in mans gar
den the other night, in close proximity to
a lot of fine cabbage. When interroga-
ted as to what he was doing, he replied; {;
"Good Lord dis Niger cant go no whar
to pray. without bein' troubled by SOM
PIN.
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same number Of acres in corn that dom
cotton. Respectfully, J. r, 4.
Alabama,
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Call and See !!
NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
NEW GOODS.

Of every variety, including Ladies' Dress Goods
Notions, Bleached and Unbleached Shiriingss,
Flannels, etc.. etc., etc. Boots and Shoes, Hard
ware Cutlery Crockeryware and Groceries.
We have on hand Spices. of al kinds; Cur
rants, Citron. Cinnamon Bark, etc. Also, COM
plete assortment of Flavoring Extracts, Toilet
Soaps and Perfumery.
The ladies are particularly invited to call ana
see our stock of JEWELRY, which is composed of
the latest styles worn.
In exchange for goods We take barter of nearly
every description.
Highest market prices given for cotton, and
liberal advances made on cotton shipped through
US for sale in New York.
CATER & MARTIN,
No. 10 Granite Row, Anderson, S. c.
Nov II, 1869 20
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THESE celebrated preparations, originally in
troduced by George W. Carpenter, under the pat
ronage of the medical faculty, have been 30 long
extensively used by Physicians and others. that
they are generally known for their intrinsic value,
and can be relied on as being most valuable REM
edies in all cases where Sarsaparia or Buchu are
applicable, and cannot be too highly recommend
ed. They ere prepared in highly concentrated
form, 80 as 10 render the dose small and conven-
lent. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
GEORGE W. CARPENTER, HENSZEY & CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 1877 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by Walters & Baker and W. H. Nardin
s. Co., Anderson, S. C. Dowie s. Noise, Whole
sale Agents, Charleston, 81
Oct 81, 1869 II
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cireenville g. Columbia Railroad

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, |
COLUMBIA, January Is, 1870
ON and after WEDNESDAY, January 10, the
following Schedule will be run daily, Sunday e1-
c.pted, connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina Road, up and down, and with Night
Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Road
going North:
1--we Columbia 100 m 1--we Greenvie 5. 45 m
{" Aston 8.4Oam Anderson 6.25 M
Z" Newb'ry 10. 10 m Abbeville 500 m
Arr. Abbeville 800 P m Newb'ry l2.o5 M
" Anderson 4.20 m Alston 2.lO p IN
" Grnvlle 500 p m Arr Columbia S45 m
The Train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES 0. MEREDITH, Gen. Sup't
Jan 20. 1870 80
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- Evergreens-those who don't tax o
the papers.
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How do people manage to sleep on
o spring mattress al throug b the winterl
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HAVING the largest and most complete Facto-
ry in the Southern States, and keeping always on
hand large and most complete stock of DOORS,
SASHES, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors,
Shutters, Mouldings, &c., &c., ! am enabled to
sell low and at Manufactures prices.
N B.-Strict attention paid to shipping in geod
order.
July %, 1869 YIN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
what's the Use3

Hastily glancing over the Des
Moines Bulletin Of the nth inst. we
observe that, not content with re-
hashing the old and exploded SIAN
ders gathered by DIR. Ault, the rascal
Orwig now attempts to prove his
own innocence by column OF charges
against Gov. Stone in the matter OF
disbursements of State moneys! 1t is
useless to answer this cuttle-fish with
ink. Condemned and branded by
the Courts, the press, and the univer-
sal sentiment of the people OF the
State, as a villain and thief, his
only resource now is TO attempt to
make the character Of others as black
as his own. This world is so made
that there is no name SO high that it
may not be DETAINED, no character so
bright that it may not be slandered.
But Orwig has the consolation left
him, IL ii is any consolation, that
there is no lower depth to which he
can fall i'm the estimation Of all hon
mable men. His falsehoods and
sic nders fall unheeded, except as
different papers in the State, not only
in this District but out OF it, take
occasion to condemn him for them
in the strongest and most emphatic
terms.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
rHE RAILROAD ELECTION
KxoxvII.LET TP. AL RIGHxi
4 Hyf - 49,. = =
Majority For The Tar, 266.

The Railroad election in this
Township last Thursday showed that
Knoxville is still "sound on the
gaese.n The result was IS sfoi!o~s-
Total vote polled, 6iO; for the Tax,
i5s; against the Tax, ls7; majority
for the Tax, oG6.
Two years ago the Railroad vote
in this TIP. stood:-Total polled, GA;
for the Tax, 470; against the Tax,
200; majority for the Tax, go. So it
will be seen that Knoxville still
holds out faithful.
The total registered vote in this
Township is now about 900. 1t was
universally admitted that the anti
Railroad men were out in full force
last Thursday. The 26O votes who
failed 70 come out to the polls were
nearly all Railroad men, who thought
that cit was all sure enough without
them, anyhow" And so it proved,
but with their votes we could have
the weight and influence Of 400
majority.
Pleasant Grove Township votes on
the Tax tomorrow. We hope for Il
fair response to the voice Of this
Township last Thursday. Let the
ball roll on.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

As I am continually asked my
opinion in relation to the certificates
recently published in the Des Moines
Bulletin against Col. VIM. NJ. Stone
in relation to abusing soldiers, &C.,
deem II my duty In justice to good
soldier to say that / was member Of
the regiment from its organization to
its muster out, and know every one
of them to be false, and were SO pro-
nOunced by all the soldiers of the 22d
Iowa.. They were gotten up by the
copperheads five years ago, when hs-
was a candidate for Governor, and
pronounced base falsehoods by every
one WHO knew anything about the
matter ut all. They were frst intro
and met on the stump by members
of Co. I'D" and "E" in Wapello coun-
ty, and completely demolished. Al
though ] am n supporter Of Judge
IOughridge, ! cannot let this matter
pass without doing what ! can to set
TIE n,atter right. In my opinion no
Republican with any principle would
ppddle such fsl~ekoOds. In proof Of
what I have said, r refer tn the vote
in the regiment ut the time Ne raas
for Governor the first time against
Gen. Tuttle; his regiment only cast
% votes against him. AS regards
Col. stones conduct as mn officer,
both in action and out, do not hesi-
tate to say II was unimpcachah'e.
w. II. NEEDHAM.
Late Of cd Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
paYp ~ one hundred thousand
VIII ri oak ties, at thirty cents
oa5s(T N2l{<yhrnxl i long tho ljna s,f fhn

| lPatXEx&3xVHS uuuuiSu lHouS"h'
lNf m oak ties, Mt thirty cent
ehtfS d4llVered along the line Of th'
Road, and also whatever bridge tim
ber is wanted for the Road, at twenty
Dollars per thousand feet. Notice il
to be given within thirty days from
the time when work is commenced
on the Rpad, if the ties are to bt
furnished, and within ninety days
from said time if the bridge timber
is to be furnished.
The contract is signed, on the frs
part, by Miles Jordan, j. X. Casey
Geo. Kruck and A. w. Collins, a.
as Executive Committee Of the a. X
& D. Co., and on the second part by
J. b. Grinnell and through him by
Hiram Dewing, Henry Lawrence
T. A. Hall, J. NJ. Walker, c. +. Per
kins, Hoyt Sherman, F. r.. West, p
NJ. Cassidy and j. M. TuttIe.
Mr.. Dewing is capitalist Of New
York; Ir. Lawrence has been for
the last eight or nine years confiden-
tial clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington; Mr.. Hall is,
and has beer for the last twenty
years, Treasurer of the c. B. & q.
Railroad Co.; Mr.. Walker is Presi-
dent of the Lavenworth, Lawrence
and Galveston Rrilroad Co.; Mr.. Per-
kins is Sup't 0 the B.& NJ. Railroad;
Mr.. Sherman is moneyed man of
Des Moines, and brother of Gen.
Sherman; Mr. West and Mr.. Cassady
are Bankers It Des Moines; and Gen.
Tuttle, whowas the Democratic can
didate for Governor of Iowa in 1863,
is now engaged in pOrk-packing at
Des Moine..
This is the Contract, and these are
the men. They are men Of capital,
and amply abe to perform what
they have undertaken. This is not
child's play with them: they mean
business. 1t nly remains now for
our people to d, their part.
The Board ofDirectors OF the A. *.
& ID. II. II. Co. will meet ut Stone d
Ayres' Office, knoxville this Thurs
day. afternoon, to complete the ar
rangements for raising the money,
and for the transaction of other bust
ness.
We have only to add that we be-
lieve this contyact embodies the most
generous ard liberal proposition ever
Submitted t. County for \ Railroad
off from graf through line; and II
we fail to secure the Road now for
any fault Of ours, We ought everlast-
ingly to 60 without one.