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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
FoR EVERY BODY.

Just received and opened to-day fine
lot OF Ladies Dress Goods, consisting In
part OF striped Grenadines, Japanese cloth
figured and and checks Mohair check.
1000 yards beautiful ealie0es q c. Also O
nice assortment Of Cassimeres, Duck, Lin
en-, Cottonades, Jeans dc, for summer
wear for Men and Boys.
The Ladies' are especially requested ia
call and examine my line of Dress Goods,
Prices will be made TO suit all who favol
me with call. Always0n hand selecI
assortment Of Family Groceries, Fish Ba
con Shoes &c. Thanks for past favors
Respectfully,
THOMAS ID. TINNIN,
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pe-The RoJcsonian thinks the TEE
gram and this paper "amuse" themselves
by mutually putting each other."-
Wouldn't the Rotesonian like 90 come In
for small taste Of this "amusenent,u OF
does IL do Its own pulling" by eating hot
gingcr-cakcs aud drinking sweet cider7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
An Alsercasios,.

Mr.. Baldwin and Mr.. VIM. Robson had
diificultyone day last week on New
Hope which threatens 10 have been a We
~ serious affair. Mr.. Baldwin shot at
Mr. Robson witha double barrelIed pistol
making a hole through his vest but doing
no further damage. Mr.. Robson struck
Baldwin across the head with an ironpo-
ker and gave him very painful wound
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
CeIfsrc.I.

E.B. SPENCE 4 Son, Of Richmond,
have coldrcd US completely. This morn
ing we receivedby express tofbeautiful
toilet foxes filed with handsome collars
aud stylish neck ties. We will wear that
Firm around our neck forlo! these many
days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

From a wretch J

From n wretch J
wrrtched.-my soul + tost
Lie 4 play, tempest of sclf;
Who cares lest lelo<t
Al they care for Is greedy pclf.
wrctched-but none Of thy talk
Thou that rcbukest me,
Thou ynlture, thou keen eyed hawki
That robbc~t the poor 10 secrecy.
Wretched-but ask no odds,
Whip on with cruel jrerSi
A voice on high that's from the Gods
soothes me and piiies my tears.
wretchet--but there's Lord,
look up'to heavens own door;
see u. selze it!faith's own silver cord
am wrctched no more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
orn MAN. a links, y

Our MAN, thinks,
who stepped to the at and spake thusly:
Mr.. Chairman II own nothing more In
this bright and prosperous land Of ours
than poor mans plaster and couple Of
bull dogs; however, delight In anything
that Is 2'i0and would rather hear the snort
Of the iron horse than bark to the drag
Of an OK cart driven By two men and boy
with stump tail dog behind. This bag
and basket system OF from hand to mouth
living will be anything more among
our people Or this middle section, ~. long
as nothing but politics Is gazetted 10 them
from the <tumpand the seeds Of discorl
and party strife sown broadcast In their
midst. II hut tends to distlll the mlldew
and the rot and never drop Of fat does II
drip on the pastures OF the farmer, you bet.
The people, sir, are too prone to talk Of
what ought to lie done and to take II out
In talking. Iknew little boy once that
made an eternal fuss al night crying out
he was cold. And 5ecause his nanny
didn't get up, hut told him to pun the
cover on llis own elf--he r'arcd aud hol-
Tered and said .he'll be burned Che didn't
tccsc Jiaht ~ How much longer, Sir, will
our people sleep out IN Me cold?
Everybody can give something towards
the building Of this road; and am sure
II viii pay much better than buying pic
lures OF 0e.. Washington, or sitting half
day In some ten cent calico store talkin'
about the democrats and radicals. Why,
air, old Caswell win come up tight-wil-
kerson himself, q Milton, will throw a
bundle Of grccnbacks ~ II ~ big as your
hat. And as for old Danville--you may
Just browze there like big pasture whose
every head Of grass ircrewned with belly
fuII ~ sustenapce. Get her good under
steam and she'll nearly build the road
herself We will guarantee too that the
Richmoud & Danville Railroad as well ~
Richmond herseIf will give us material
help.
Mr. chairmsa, am nearly through.
After the manner Of blowing on weak
iiute my wind l,s~ nigl, played out. I do
trust, SIR, that according 20 usual custom
sospe manifestation OF applause viii be
si,o~s when I take my seat ~ draw the
squcdunk. haze done. l''
Amer the liproar had subsidized and :" or
der bcpn restored, Mr.. McDade,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

Tomorrow is the day for the opening
sales Of the Durham Tobacco Warehouse,
established BY Mr.. n. A. REAas, tobac-
conist o. twenty years experience REAns
knows how % run a model Warehouse
and he'll rup Il; Il remains 10 bs seen whe-
fher the prices o. bis sales do not cause
abe Tobacco 70 roll into him. The more
markets ihc more tobaccowlli be raised and
the hei,sr Cor The planters We under
stand tist tlsey have thirteen Tobacco
Factorf.n ~ Durham IL rather surprises
ms; We had 40 idea OF thcexisiencc Of bali
this number Thirteen Factories must
ilayea good many buyers; and good ma
ny inyf5s VIZ make tobacco bring iis
worth. This wareiios-e viii probably let
planters bear fnfn It, Gales In due course
Of time. The proprietor u no s'ssrdine."
Durham Is village on the N. G. Rail
Road, % miles Iris side Of Raleigh. and Is
boiling over with an enterprise that needs
but literal ts~ az Printers Ink 10 make
fhe town ousgms the Hikes Of the field.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
r<sl k-s.as !. IIlll.sefe.

AtHenryN. Bmwn's sale the 4th Of this
month real estate went at the following
figures: tt
The Home place. 03 acres, good house
and sll pece~ary out houses brought s., sos;
four town lots sos; the store house Of III.
n. Brown with all the buildings and lots
attached 50, rs. The Orange Hotel brought
81 500. Other los and ilol@s both here
and in chanel fiill We have not time TO
give IN this PAPER. May do % at another
time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
hf.ey..s,t "a Ron.

y a.. Alex. Pleasai Its-asst. Postmaster
here--wss on his way home Saturday
night with some $500 OF the Office money,
a man jamped ST him and but for little
bull eye lantern MT. Peasants had he
would have gathered him. Mr.. p. threw
the light on him and heto 10 his heels.
The man seemed 10 be q well and decent
ly dressed young fellow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

Persons having Tobacco Stems TO
sell viii do well TO sell them to Mr.. ,. II.
Pemberson, Of Danville. HE'S Agent for
u Foreign House and pays the best prices.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
NO. 2.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
Dress Goods, Ladies' Hats,

DONNETs and Trimmings, Shoes, Cacoes,
ID Hair Dressings and lots Of cheap Goods re-
ceived during the week, beginning May 18th.
Godey's Ladies' Book and other fashionable
Bucks for sale. l44
lob .cco y low, and people trading at Cedar
Grove may be SURE Of buying as low ~ the same
Goods can De bought anywhere IN the state.
PkOOFlpOsITIvE--pe who ARE In reach
q TINS Store are sure 20 buy there. because they
feel safe IN doing so.
May IL II. g. ELLIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

The debt of0range county is about $50,
600. An election was held last Thursday
/. Tan Or no Tax y to know II the people
were wiling 10 enlarge the tax 50 rs to
pay the county out, by d majority Of
some so or 80 the peopledecided no taxi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
LOOK HER e.

rTNIIE well Known and Popular Mills, Foundry
l. and Carding Machines formerly thfpropert,
of Allen Brown, near Hlsboro, are now IN full
operation mud engaged In putting up Thrashinp
Machines with Cleaners, and are prepared 10 dc
The superior Carding Of these Machines Is known
FAR and wide. and we will he ready 10 receive
Wool on the same terms as heretofore, By the 10th
of May. Persons sending Wool BY Rail Road
will have II taken from and 10 the depot free d
charge. JOHN. BERRY, p.o,r,.. o,s
May III. BIZ. BELL, i'0p''O''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

G7Tw1 Masonic tributes Of respect 10 the
dead and card from County Commissioners. nn-
asoidab'y cfowed out this week by paying adys.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

The Memorial Ceremonies were post
ioned on the i0tho on account Of ibe rain.
They win take place tomorrow, Thursday
evening, At half past i've O'Clock from the
Burwell haps<. The ladies are requested
20 meet 1t the DarreI house in The morn
ing al bali 80 eleven o'eiost 10 make
prp~r pppsrxtian therefor. Gl~VtI
MI. r. N. stfnsiwick viii deliver the adj
drn~s. u tli i sf1i go n lf.
n The wesfhefis tad The Nsmoul Exercises
will he pofprpfd fili ihe reNt clmf day. I<t I'll
attend these henofs Iaid a The hauds u our ncbls
womrn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

CLEAR As MuD.-The following. from
. recent speech BY Hon. Henry I. Blow.
at St. Louis. is going the rounds OF the
papers. endorsed as "the position Of the
sound. sensible. conservative men Of oil
parties on the tariff question"
"A stable tariff. not high tariff. no,
Q tariff too low for revenue. but . just
tariff. and above all give it to us in .
stable form; let the capitalist rest upon
something substantial. let the lsborsr con-
template bis future without fear. and this
the age and our intelligence demsnds-
ti.is and nothing less will be granted BY
all parties. and that soon."
For clesrness snd point. We never sew
this eqaslled. except once BY sn old topper.
when giving his formula for making his
favoriie drink: "You take your whia.
key. and your water. and your sugar. no,
too much and not too little Of eithsr. bu,
just enough Of sll: you must not have il
too bot nast too cold. but Just warm enough:
then give it stir by simple torn Of the
wrist: cock your head to ono side. shut
one eye-and If this amt great country
the DEVILS hog. and I'm nowhere!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

A. l. N. ROAD We are informed that
at Q meeting of the Directors oftbe Atch.
ison and Nebrasks Road. held at Boston
on Saturday last. Co. r. T.. Aheli. Of
this city, was elected President Of the
Company: S. V. r. THaYsR. Esq. Of
Boston. Treasurer; and Maj F. r. Firth,
Of this city. Chief Engineer and Super
intendent.
We are glad to record these selections.
Col. ABeLL has been. from ih. first, active
" and prominently ilen'ifid with this
Road. and to his exsrtions iis 6nsl success
is lsrgely due. He is . gentleman Of fine
energy and ability. is one Of our Oldest and
most highly respected citizens. and has
the confidence of the entire community.
He will make an sbls and .esterprising
President. and under his m management the
Atchison and Nehrasks Road will always
be. IS now. one Of the most populsr routs
Of trade and travel. and one OF the great
highways of commerce 10 the West.
Maj. FIRrH came here when the Road
passed into Mr.. joys hands. He is pot
only one Of the most skillful and compe-
tent Engineers in the West. but an able
and enterprising Railroad manager. He
has done much to give the A. & N. Road
the high reputation it enjoys. and to make
it popular with sll clssses of the people
His management has been liberal. judi
cious and enterp'ising. We sre very
glad he ia to remain with us. and hope II
will be long time before the A. Il N.
Road csn afford to let him 60 to another
field. Champion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
G. III. ElAIsNswOIsTH, Agent.

EcoNoMY.-You pay seventy Eve cents
to see an nr'linsry circns. AMI are pleased
On the % inst. you can see vast and
instructive collection Of living wild ami
mails. with fres irr,urs urou each ,spn
by Prof. Nash, WillIam Winner, AMI
oibers-fuIl and volnminous. with an
American circns. the Great French Circus
never before in the United States. Vsn
Amburg & Co.'S Nensecrie. and Frost.
American Circns. with grand process
ion an, golden chariot. the largest tent
on the American continent. and the best
tn snased show in the world. all for the
same price. Take al these facts into
consideration. anil the sddi'i 'nsl fac,
that it is not likely that smother snch
concern will have the energy and force Of
character OF Hyatt Fr"st to force itself
through our country. which is yet COM
parstivsly new. aud We sre quite sure
you will not neglec, the goldsn opporio-
nifty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
E.. R...a, .fPreaec,l...

Horace Greeley. in an article in the
Golden Age on the above subject says:
Sixty to seventy years ago. France.
isol.t.d from the tropics BY the aee,s snd
the naval triumphs of her enemy. Great
Britain, obs.iusi very little snsar. sna
that ct q very grest cost. Shs deter
mined to make sugar on her own soil
from The beet. though this had never been
done ssvs to sn incoushtersbl extent. 10
chemists lsbrSory. st . cot of dollars
pcr poaud. So she protected 'hs home
produetion Of snesr. ds.piss tbs jssrs Of
her foe. and the general conviction that
the bee, wonh never yield snesr that
could be sold in free competition .'th
that obtainel from the cane. Thirty
wear. lister Dr.. Fssncis Wsylsnd. 10 hss
Political Economy. which has served -
. text book in so many seminsriss anf
colleges, in.t.ncsd this ss. .shosisS the
impo!ity. the f.,uiiy. Of Protection. Yet
France was even then bringing her sngsr
industry to that perfection which has en-
abIed her ever since to dispense with
Protection, and to exhibit these general
results:
l. Sugar mado from beess on her own
soil cheaper than ever she obtained it
from abroad.
ga far larger consumption Of sngsr
BY her people than ever was. or could Be.
afforded while she depended on imports.
tion for this universal luxury.
8. A very large increase Of her sggrs-
gate annual predictions and accnmuistsd
wealth-s region whereof one-fonr,h 10
allotted to beets producing more grain end
more meat than il did when il wss Who'll.
ly devoted to these.
4 More employ ment and better wages
to labor-the Productioa OF sugar from
beets giving work in winter 10 tens Of
thousands who would otherwise be idle:
aud.
5. A disse mination of these blessings
to nearly every civilizsd country. through
the diffusion Of the beet. and the manu-
fsctnre OF sugar thcreirom.
am not aware Of Q single Offset TO
these advantages. The southern half Of
Europe has gained snd is still gsiuing i'm
mepsely from her sugar industry; bot I
know no country that has lost BY il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

The FRENCH Circus OF McNs. Francis
SEIGRIsr arrived in the United States in
February. Of 1870. when it became part
Of the ea,th-known Van Ambure 4 Co.
/, is associated with tho Rave! H,rf'ri,a 8
Acrobs,s and Pantomimists. making o
com bina,iou peculiarly suited to that. a,
present. unfo'tnn'te people. The pop
ulsrity Of the Scigrist Troup obtained the
proprietor the 6r,t favors Of Royalty. and
in snch favor be was proclaimed the
Cirque de Royoi" The French troup
is scompossd mostly Of fchiiaren and youths; /;
each excslling in their several depart
men;s. Also Mons. Seigrist brings with
him a calony Of dogs. thst are Of them
selves e compromising entertainment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

~ The Emporia News reminds Kan
sans that on the 10Th Of May, 1S65-six
years ago to-dsy-it showed hard for
about three hours. The foliage and gar.
dens were gay looking in their clothes OF
white and green. The snow passed of
without doing my damags.-Er.
And we remind Ksnsana. that on the
18th of June. 1S57-almost fourteen
years ago. . furious snow storm ragged for
IN hour or more. and the day was so cold
thst We required FIRE in our Office to set
type with comfort. 1t was the day on
which Delegates were elected to the Le-
compton Constitutional Convention, and
the weather was so disagresable that very
many Of the old Pro-Slavery seeds. (tbe
only men who were registered. } who had
been looking forward to the day with
great interest. would not venture out to
the polls. and the vote did not assume
Kikspoo and Delaware Crossing proper
tions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
wHY IT FAnED-A. the close of the

WHY IT FAnED-At the close of the
lsts session Of Congress, Judge Lowe made
. motion to insert in tine Appropriation
Bill. the anoun. allowed BY the Govern
ment Commissioners to Kansas on &C.
count of the Price Raid. The bill was
in sstsgs thst sn amendment could be IN
serted only By unanimous consent. Oar
member objected. and the motion was
ruled ont. Many persons have doubtless
wondered who could be SO small and
mean ss to do such . thing; and they
will naturally conclude that it was o
Democrat-probably james Brooks. or
Sunset Coz. or some man from Kentucky.
But such was not the case. It was Q
leading Republican. an officer who fought
through the rebellion. and one whom the
people Of Kansas bad every reason in the
world to think better things of. Il was
none other than Gen. Garfield. Of Ohio.
Why be did 60. we are unable to say;
but we can goess. Washington cores
pondents say that he is one Of the Con.
gressional eoskers. and keeps his hide
pretty we'll filled with whiskey sll the time
He must have just come in from regu
lar bonn, and. IS is very common with
drunkards. seized upon the irst opportu.
nifty to igjure or abuse some good friend
The Democrats Of Delaware have called
home their drunkard: the R'publicsns o.
Illinois have called home theirs; and il
would not be smiss for the Republicans
OF Ohio to call home theirs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

CHARLES H. Lowry. isthe Great Amer.
lean Bare Back Hurdle Rider connected
with Frost's American Circus. Mr.. Low
~ is well known ss hurdle rider OF sl
most reckless daring. yet emioen'ly sue
cessful. This act is regarded IS one oil
the most exciting and difficult known to
the profession. Mr. L. has trained his
own stsed 10 the various requisites Of
iespiug barriers. bsrs. gates. fences and
other objects. to such perfection as to ex'
cite universal omment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Hallway E0H0t0S1 ANA A0De9y .
The State Bosrd Of Railway Assessors
we're in session at Topeka during last
week. and adjourned to meet again on the
18th.
Esch Of the roads 10 the S,ats present.
ed sworn statements OF their receipts per-
mile. The following are the amounts sa
stated:
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fs Ro.d-
Aversge number Of miles rnn. 43 67; total
gross earnings. $780, SO 95: average
gross receipts per mile. 81 80 l3.
Lsavenworth. Lswrence & Galveston
r R,sd-Aversge number of miles rnn.
40 %: total gross earnings. 1921 800 49,
average gross receipts per mile. SO. l59 :
67.
Central Branch Union Pacific Road
Number Of milpa run. 100: total gross
earnings, e238. 426 42: average gross
receipts per mile. 80 2.394 26.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rnsd-
Number Of miles ron. 1Sl q; Sedalis
division. SO miles; total gross receipts.
s242 87S n: average gross receipts pei
mile. sl.I59 80.
Kansas Poetic Rosd-Number OF
miles rnn. 55l; total gross receipts. S2..
ZIG. OBS "a; average gross receipts per
mile. SIS. 1l0.6S.
Missouri River. Fort Scott & Gull
Road-Averses number of miles, inciud.
ing sidings. l59 81: total number Of miles
in tho State. 1853: total gross receipts.
81. 1855 26: average gross receipts
per mile. S7.24S70
The St. Joseph & Denver Road show
ed miles run. lll4: total gross receipts.
S7l. .992
The following average sssessmsnts per
mile were agreed upon: NJ. R. Ft. g. &
G. 1880; X. p. 81 500: L. L & G..
S6,500; A.. T. 4 s. Fe.. sc. 500: NJ,
X. & r.. 5000: G. B. u. p. 81 500;
St. 10 & D.. $4,000: A. d N. 90. 500:
Mo. River. $500; L. A. & N. W.,
Sc. 500, assessed to the Mo. Pscific.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

H Those friends who have respond
ed to our call. made few weeks ego. or
have shown . disposition to assist US 10
making contemplated improvements. are
assured that their prompiness is spprscia-
ted. Qnite number have come up to
the work; but there are many others who
have not done anything. nor given any
istimstion that they had the least desire
to do anything. We must make some
improvements; but their extent will be
gossreed 10 great measure BY the en-.
ceerAgement received between now and
the FIRST Of June. When the work is &C.
csmplished. cad ne know who have tax
en- enough interest 10 it to psy us our just
dues. and who have not. we shall proceed
to separate the sheep from the goats.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Cor His DAsDER UP.-Siuce the col
lapse Of the Lesvenwort Times and Bul-
letin grand consolidation. the fellow who
cartsd sway the excrement Of the concern.
called the Bulletin, is in . bad humor
He is badly miffed over some truthful re
marks we made about the explosion. and
devotes space to our benefit that be nigh,
have occupied 10 blowing his own horn,
At the time of the consolid stion. the ed.
itor of the Bulletin made tremendous
blow about having attained the height oI
his ambition become editor and propri.
etor of the leading ,psper in Ksns,s.
Then, for several weeks, was issued the
biggest nothing in the newspaper way tbs,
was ever seen west Of the Mississippi, then
the bladder burst. 1t turns out that the
editor Of the Bulletin agreed to take twelve
thousand dollars into tbs consolida alton;
but IS the other parties refused to sccep,
that smount in wind. and the fellow
hadn't it in any other commodity. the
dance couldn't 60 on. While rejoicing
ct the abatement Of Q nuisance, we can
afford to let the nuisance get hufy about
il
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

II Read the pow werful Endorsement Of the
leading papers Of the West on the great sho.
of Van Ambursh Co.. As Organized for
the campaign Of 1879 A"y thos can be puff
fed for pay. As can merchants dry goods.
but it is not every travelling shou company that
can get the golden endorsement of every State
capital paper in this, or any other country that
it has visited for a season. Don't fail to read
the Eoticrs and extracts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Il The CELrBRArxD KIScApE FAsILY-s
circus in themselves. are seven in number.
They are distinguished as Riders, Vaul,ers
Tumblers, Ac,o5ats. and GymnAsts. They
dance the double of running globes. with the
profession. and are attached this season to
Frost's American Circus. uiih Van Ambargh
( IN
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

TIE Texas CATTLE TRADE 1t is graf.
flying to announce that the Great West.
ern stock yards. Of Abilene. are being put
in good condition by the present propri.
etor. Cspt. j. Freelsnd. He is building
q number Of new pens. and several new
chutes. so that every possible facility will
he furnished to stock men for shipping
from Abilene.
Tho Kansas Pacific. under the man.
seement Of the new general freight agent.
Hon. 7. F. Oaks. has adopted . more
liberal policy thsn ever before. All cat
tie will be loaded at the expense Of the
company. Tho stock and express trains,
which were . successful feature Of the
cattle business on this road last year, will
be pot on again the present season. Spe-
cisl and particular attention will be given
BY the railroad company to the interests
Of shippers. Stock will be carefully end
promptly handled. The rates of freight
will be IS low IS on any competing road.
The stock yards of the Kansas Pacific. o.
Kansas City. occupy about thirty acres.
and for convenience will compare favor
ably with the great Union Stock Yards
at Chicsgo.-A6ilene CAroniele.