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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-30
LEGAL.
mo. SILL
In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.


Ed. j, Taylor and WIN. @. Rutland.
Firm of Taylor & Rutland,
Il. M. Simpson and b. i. Hurt.
Firm Of Simpson q Hurt
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendants, + M.
Simpson and B. I. Hurt, arc ,nen-resideutss
of the State OF Tennessee and residents Of
the State of Mississippi. and that attachment
issued In this cause has been duly levied upon
their property in the hands Of the Planters
and Hernando Insurance Companies Of Mem;
of S35lS IS, with interest thereon from 18th
day of January, 1872; IL is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein
at the courthouse, in the city Of Memphis.
Tennessee. on or before the frst Monday
in May, 1872, and plead. answer or dempr
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex parte; and that copy. OF thls
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Public Ledger.
'ft EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
A copy Attest:
Humes & Poston. solicitors for complain
ants l2-13-A-30
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UNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

TENNESSEE LoDGR No. 5--Meets ~
every Wednesday night at Cyrsne ~
Commandery Hall, No. 204 Front street. W.
II. Moyston, V. p T. S Jukes, W. c. j. Il.
Russell. VIC. W. II. Miller. b. Z. R. Jack,
+. s.. II. II. Coleman,
day night at Druid Hall. No. g7lz South Court
street ]. Mccall. " P. II; s.. REYNOLDS
W. C.; A. ]. Me9aryey, Y. G.; @. LeClere
B.; W. Horgan, +, s.; G. H. Pomeroy. X. s.
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
No. S84 Front Street.

Magnolia Block, cor. Union street, up stairs
a1o CONSTITUTES YOU A MEMBER
9lZ $40 for policy, 81 examining zee. and 81
ennuaIiy. No other expense excoptin case Of
ths death Of q member, when you viii b as
selsed 81. if-ss7
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r o. o. r. DIRECTORY.
odd Fellows Hall, corner Main and Mort
Court streets.

Court streets
LODGES.
MEMPHIS LODGE. No. 6-meets every Tues
day. A j. Ward, N. g.; r. + Alexander,
We; Jno. W. Waynesburg. Secretary; Z,
4. Risk Treasurer.
CaIcKGsAw LODGE. No. S-meets every Men
day night. Leon Levy. N. G.. d, Schloss, Y.
g.; A. Holt. Secretary; II. d. Connell'
SCHILLER LopeR, No. 140-meets every We
nesday night. Joseph Uhl. N. O.; II. Gro
nauer v. c.; j A. Gronauer. Secretary; j.
q. Schmidt, Treasurer.
BANNER Lopez, No. 47-meets every Friday
night T. S. Jukes. N. g.; G. n. billiard,
v. a.; K. r. Jack, Secretary; j. s. wilkins,
Treasurer.
MEMPHIS Degree LODGE No. 3-meets LIST
SATURDAY. of each month. w. II. MoystOn,
D. NJ; B. Bingham, ID. ID. NJ; j. e. Rus
sell, A D. NJ. T. S. Jukes. Secretary; Leon
Levy, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REBRKAH.
RUTH LODGE, No. 1-meets 4th Thursday Of
each month at pm. Thomas Bacon, N. G..
Mrs. r. L. Groomes, V. g.. Mrs. W. L.
McLefresh, Secretary.
ENcAMPMEHTs.
4AYoso EEcANPMEST, No. 3-meets on the
lst and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
John Linkhauer, G. p. John Gordon, II. p.
W, II. M0ystOn, s. W.; X. Z. Alexander, j.
W; Thos. Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS ENcAMPMENT, No. 39-meets I'd and
lth Thursday nights Of each month. T. s.
Jukes, G. P; T. S. Bingham. II. P; j. W.
WaynesburR, s. W.; A. W. Newsom. j. W.
j. n. Fischer. Scribe.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
Winter schedule-Nov. 18th.

Day Express leaves. 4 lis q. N
New York Express, daily................ 80 p. m
Brownsville Accommodation leaves
daily Sunday excepted ............... 4:l5 p. m
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS WILL RUN
II through to Nashville. st. Louis and Louis
vile on the 80 pm. train daily. The 4:l5
am. and AIS pm. trains do not run on
Sunday.
pR- For tickets and other information apply
at Ticket Office. No. 237h Main street.
ut JN0. I. FLYNN, Superintendent.
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s..s.4. KANSAS. DEPARTMENTAL
TOPEKA, March, :
l. W. c. WEBB
that caused the policies Of the Missouri ALLEY Life Company Of evn
g.
ItaNlHl
efssv aa TENNESSEE CoMPTRoLLERs oFFIcE.l
Treasury
produced
Tennessee imposed Companies
mps of provide in such
ED R. PENNEBAKER Of Tennessee
WILLIAM RUFFIN, Agent.
OIL Ia a
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-10

Hansor and Sareus,n. ..itis not every
body wbo knows whore 70 Joke. or when,
or how and whoever is ignerant of these
conditions had better not joke at ell. A
gentleman never attempts to be humorous
at the expense Of people With whom he is
but slightly acquainted. In fact. i. is
neither good manners nor wise policy TO
joke at anyhody's expense; that Is to say,
10 make any body uncomfortable merely TO
raise laugh. Old Esop. who was doubt
less the sabjeet OF many a gibe on accouut
Of his bumped hack. tells the whole story
in bis fable "The Boys and the Frogs
What was jolly for the youngsters was
death to the croakers. A Jest may Gu,
deeper than curse. Some men are 90
constituted that they cannot take even a
friendly joke 10 good part. and instead Of
repaying Il in the same light coin, VII
rcquite il with eousumsly and insuis. -
Never banter one Of this elsss. for be viii
brood over yosr hsdinags long sf,cr yes
have forgotten il. and il Is nse prudent q
incnr any oue's enmity for the sake of ut.
teriss smart dsxlje eaaeadre or . tari
eopsr,ee. Ridicule. st best. il . periloos
4 SseRssaa eRssasa. .SSsssiss sssissaAsysysr.-xhsp-lew'Al
only legitimate. 'bot eommsadable. Il
has shs,ned down mort abuses ,han wer,
eser abolished ty ioroe OF logic.
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~ HUMAN MISERY

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a Lecture on hs Estuye, Treatment and Radical
Cure OF Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhra.
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lmpo,ency, Nervous Debility, and lmpedimen,s q
70 Marriage generally Consumption. Epilet-
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&c.--By ROB. J. CCLvERWELL, N. D., au.
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The world-renowned author, In this admira.
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Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to any
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ExsRcms.-What 4 current b 10 .
river. thar h Exercise to tho body. r.
Without the one the river grove foat /;
weeds clog tte bottom aisesse and dssth
exb,le from the scum covered surface.
Without the other the bndy grows slug
si,h poisonous waste matter aocomslases;
disesse 10 eSaabiisbed; death has commence
Cd.
Fn own two thossdnd years hygieeisss
have taught. aud ievaIids have proved,
shss "i diseases take held ef the bcdJ
there ID Sotbing % certain 10 drive then
sut ~ diligeos Erescise. ."-GALxx.
Ose Of ths moss emineat physicians o
0ssas Britain. deelarsd. in On cn-quuftI
ssnf6sSe. hat be knsW - Which vas ''th
noss isdips.ahls fse H ssPped q u
frsne-seod q Eswviss "-SyDgxaAn
| The father 4 Asssissn esdssi.S 6so1s
tAe noue sssssnf1R tssasDsae q ~
sssurRs e ne19s sion. psloso9y 80
ssapsss. = ssdglRaax sssetaait !
.'shrouie nsge1asz Exsrrsss."-Dr. Bxx'
RrsM-
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ROAD CONVENTION.

In psrsnrance Of the diressica the
convention assembled in the city Bal
timore in March last. / hereby ealupon
the memters Of the sane. tn reaAmble
in the city 1t Balsimore q .R.ine'S lail.
On the 10Th day Of October Ssxt, z %
P. N.
Every land 0escr. farscf. b1ersy
holder. and al other persons vhs q 10,
teressed ia the Road systee. ordes& q
imffoseuens Il the polite Ros(s. q cor
daily invited b attend. ss1 sssenT 70
qnested 10 shev their syapaaky = 9 -
pcrsans ei5crt noe being m1te "a tlsc
cur Yshlis hieesays il . es0disio IL
viii add 70 tlss epmfert q the slee1es
ineresss the facilities cf tsanspqnfios
aud grsssly augment de material ssslt
Of the Suite.
wAirss W. w. BOW,
Prs<ident Ccnve1tse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-10

LrrE CRoss.s.-Thsfe arc but few vay.
farers on the broad paths OF life Who walk
through their jouraey free Of grit iu their
shoes. Indeed. this circumstances Of grit
forms one Of the characteristics Of life, and
though the prop ortion differs in each ease.
the fact Is the ssms for US ell. The ques-
ton then is, how % bear With our grit
how "a, walk without bobbing when every
step brings pain; how 70 wear patiently
shoes which We long to cast of. when
wearing them is in certain sense optional,
it the better way, and oas.lhe them of
would bring relief at orce. and carry d.
from torture 70 delight-if igcobly.
Many Of as have the grit matrimonial 10
bear with; and this is about the worst form
lin which We can have it. Il sticks the clos
est. and its cha6ng is most incessant.
For all that Il has to be borne, aud the
more patiently it is undertaken from the
beginning. the better for the wayfarcr -
Those who set out cu the coniugal path
with the determination not to BE- laincd
BY their grit. not tn cry out in their pain
for all the world 10 hear. and 70 walk o.
boldly. steadily. trusting to time and use
to wear down the sharper edgcs into q
least practicable pebbles. are those Nhe
do at least 90 overcome their dificultiss
that they walk their grit into mere duss
They have bad hard time Of il. graussd
but they hare conquered in the end ssd
they have become all the uobler and gran.
der in their own natHrss By sae very efTor,
tit has Sssss sisSsa. - sasy ussc Wwp,J
-, down BY the w.y-side. and uoanes
and cried. uaabIe, or perhaps not bod
enough. to tax. OF their shoes and thros
them and the grit to the winds yet %
brase-harssd epough 10 bear her0ically
then their troubles have damaged thes
| instead u ennobling; sud it vesld hsv
been better for them ifthey bad ssver bee
burn into life Of uhioh they hsvs ssd
tso bad use. They sink down tc th
measure Of their pain-shey do not ris
above is; and pain which 10 not overcon
Eby pasieucs or cast oss BY courage deter
cfsies the ~toie moral being.
Again, there . lie grit Of eossssle
poverty y-,ha, kind of i1pecuniosisy vhie
4 The sosrow Of the pooe Reasssl. who hs.
|; 70 kesp up appesrssees On . lhsle. ies wh
hay b the gaps underneath. Some p
ple e.durs TN yz;n q this Soss Il q
pisifully eaosgh. They NAY % may .
: kssp sp appearsness-sbss depends
IL amsans of hold The 0piaioo ct
; vssla has - then :. bas in case they ~
; q avssdfsl hovl durisg ths proos16. q
,. esen vhen thsy present hit oat-si
= tksy Do nsl s.il 70 IN 1e1 that e has y
: sss.up,iAsa ssly thrssgh nssa sude6
= aud tribslaeicl. They nsssf aecsse'
J, thsueslsss % Din gris of i.pseG1Sss6
= fhsy nd alssys rsbhiag thsiR - agsi
L ssaeeess.riSy. b vahsisg thisaS N
ssisahls by sAen. iaaaesd sf aceepti
heir fsse q ..dsixg without" IN patiso
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rfseked tfSm the tail bush Ia the yard,
fNhess white flowers waved about isf
5 Asd Fsrhng never seemed % hard 4gs
A. iuss thea To hss leves. . ,1ai1h9
Her Zip began 10 srisse tbs fsd 90 af-i
Upon her cheek grew paleei. E1H
''Is sssms . strange ehoice, Ton," she said.
''For you to b . sailor; ,7....s ..s.
"Asd whes the wild, black clouds 1 sse,
And when the nights are windy
- "Blea your soul you'll pray for me /;
know you will, Lucindy |" ..
The rosebud from her hand be took,
''This flower" be said, ''rn save Il,
And keep II pressed within b6ok,
Remembering Who gave Il. b
'T never cared. - women do,
For garden beds and posies.
But somehow-whv. never knew-
Iaiways loved white roses.
"They seem Just made for weddin's; when
come again from Indy
Ny bride. you'n wear white rnses then;
Come, ~on't you Say Lucinty''
A sudden fame upon her cheek,
Her eyes the quick tears filing,
The answer gave she would no; speak,
Lest she might seem too willing.
Fof. "Tom." she asked. show can II be1
Here, all my life, you've known me;
No word Of love YOU se said to me-
No sign you ve ever shown me.'
And he said, 'rrue, but though hain't
Ny love, I've wished you knew II.
And t.ied to speak, and feit too faint
Al heart to dare 10 Do is; c
"But when my mind was hxed to 70
A sailor. oct to Indy;
Isaid, Tll have . Y>s, or No.
o say it's Yes, Lueitdy -
eye. TON i.'.yss p she xhispsred; wh
found you bad nv hart till then
Twas ycan without my Knowing
Son On her cheek fell, vet with dew,
A rose-lsaf from above her;
A warmer touch her red lip knew
The 6rst kiss Of her lover
Though stilled the song and hu.hed the laug
And hot the tears are starting,
What joy, that life can give, 10 half
So sweet as loves frst parting3
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"A Farm for Rent.

"HE plrntsiio" now in ,Lr .~cu, Q"
cy" 8. C. Cmb. IT,. rad o
81. Mar,s R'ser aud 10 ".ry c~u b
{. Ccmhs. j. for zen, n rnsu ny J.; ar
1873. TENS sar known upn aip,
cation.
Any rersen applying will ,i"ase sc
com, any bis application " h re, M.
ne,.a''on from :he nop b. g. H.rr,
er Henry ]. c.rroli rs Z ~ .
JOHN =. GARDINER,
Aug %. 1877 81
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ON.prrAs,ssS1 j SJss.sSses D. r.,,e-.
49,. I sf 4: .'as,!a. s.', .:s;s: ;ss .;
Sei3 Ne's pssfy ,ks ~ Fsr alsTi.
h . ordered 6y Che Coansy Cowwissio,-
ers for Saint Mary 5 county. that shc said
;JSseph y Taylor proesed 70 sell. aAer
6yise lR9aty days previous notice ss
ihe Cpprt Hoase aoee end, ~sse psbaic
places N hs sssntS ssa ky psblisssisa
IN Ahe Saist Aafy's Bssseas = nsvspspsr
pshl,shsa |. aS6iss 'Marys eaasty. Tho
following land in The lss slecsioa district
Of 81. Nary's county, . viz
SfOs tfsA o. rafcei of land. sasied md
kuSWn by the name of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-10

"Os. ny dear. there d snast lovely .sts
l-sis. sasYisss. md siesvs bssaousi Ds'
] - bay then r Eyes. ny dear. I snearsS
d 70 By thsp q fhst . posibie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-10

- NRdaJ sth> 2slh ana sEsssdsysrA rAe
Seshsoe Osssker, lS73. Arsshe rurpose ol
disehsygibg bs duty % - 0krerof Reg.
ii,s'trat;o6. sccordibg . ne proyisioss q
said &sta9s GeniFf y AesPR'k Of Ma
=. = HhHnads ~ daty BY tie ,iosh and
.11th seet;oas lof the kegisssst;ea, sAes p
ls70. aAss correcting any crrses thae ney
bs fossA 10 exist ID ny Book cfregnsrs'
sion and u the lot of voters ana non.
voters rIhliahed knF~ Q dircst-a hf ~
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Business Notice.


Baltimore. Feb ist ls;a.
tnB he sndersgned hare formed Q 10
w partsseships sadsr In name of FRANx
Y alMnS 3 CO., b eoaduct 0enssal Conf
nisslsa Bssinesa % the old stand Of Owes
. Sinns, No. Weed street, Corn Exehaass
Duilding, and wo0id solicit q eontiauaHce q
tks pasrosAos - ssssroesly rendered 70 The old
- :, FRAME \. SINMS,
mo. L. WEIGH.
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IA themselvcs gsns more than they esu
get; hence, Rlh their irca- bound shoes
hdlf 6f TIE rasplng grit Of poverty. they
1ilk sereneiy and bravely. and sufier less
than wsny Q man Who stands IN golden
slippers lined with rose leaves. but those
impatience or i'll temper ladies in grit on
she top Of IN. IA
Another has the shoes Of life tlled With
the grit Of ll.heAlths This. grass. 10.
like the grit matrimonial. hard b walk
down into inoifensive dust Pain 10 pain,
bear it as brsvely as VIC may; and the
, grit Of snguist remains sharp and angular
even under the anodyne ofpatieuce. Still.
.c have known instances wbsrs these
sharp, tearing jags and points have been
borne within such high and lovely spirit
that they have had their good uses IL net
their pleasures; and havs been ofin6niee
value to ou.lodksrs ss cell - 10 the bear
els themselves. Many . pcsulsnt temper
has been sbamed out Of its impaiience
With small annoyances-its little graius Of
sand in the shoes---by the silent lesson set
in the digni6sd resignation. the sweet sub
mission. With which the more terrible trials
of pain and sickness have been endured.
We may learn lessons every day from ev-
erything We meet. bat assaredly We can
learn none Of greater value than those 10
be studied by the sick bed Of . patient and
cheerful invalid. Some. however. stand.
ing on the other side Of the ~ay, make
their sris Of ill-Eeslth occasion and excuse
for every kind ofill-semper and self-in-
dulgence. II they are afflicted with .
persistent finger ache. the whole house
. mu.s be regulated solely on the line Of
that 6aser ache; and when their pains
are doubled. and they hsve two twinges
in the place Of one, tho whole household
has 10 wear mourning. They know
nothing sbout walking grit in their shoes
and not crying ont. -
How many Of ds hate TO walk through
life with the gris Of disappointment CALLING
us at evefy step. 70 some The disappoins.
nens hes come in the shape Of . dear dead
love, d.a ssfsss i. .P.ipg x:. f.,ly blown W..
il. To some love did not die. but chang
ed from IN angel 70 demon. thing tb.
Knocked where il hsd caressed to som
again. it died not to lie bat 10 ~; i
changed. not from a angel to demon
but it changed merely to us; and 20 i
any case ws have to carry grit for ros
leaves. aud wounding points aud jags 70
!, the softest down q doves. Others hsv
to walk with shoes filled With the ri. q
worldly disappoiDtments. We ara IT Ii
order which seems to have been brough
: into the world just quarter Of an hon
too late. and With the brand Of failur
= marked on us from the bsginaiHe. Th
I influence of that quarter Of an hour to
10 late runs through the whole OF our ate
il life. We are always just too late, an
!. that for no fault.
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CHAS. FERGUSON.
Commission Merchant,
>l2i W. LOMBARD ST,
BALTIMORE.

a T1ENDS 20 the sale cf Tul s~,-'
"A G,ain ard Country Pr"iucr VI
rar' haze So. plies tor Farm'rs nj ar
nish Fsri'fS ~ at nanuf .c,nr.rs ! IT, $
Would rrep~ c,'u:ly s"'ic,t a >h e
patronage fron, The Farmers s.. ~
rye county.
Aug %. 1S72-3m.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Fiour-Quiet and unchanged xXXss s5ds IS; family
% 37kdi0 IS
Wheat-DuIl and lower sample lots Of spring sold at
81 a5sI s5 sample lots Of fall No. red o. coal s9
chaice No. 9 q 90 No. u %
Corp-Lover and unsettled. closing weak: No. mixed
1si SOC white mixed and white IS SEC; bulk mixed and
yellow SIC: white 81 a &c sacked
Oats-Insctive closing duh and weak; mixed Is a Sc
white ga a 4sc sacked.
Rarley-Nothing doing.
Rye-Dul and lower. 50 CSC
Park-Quet and nominal: mess s12 5od12 IS.
Dry Salt Meats-Ncthng done.
Bacon-Dul; shoulders 5d5c clear RIB .ic clear sides
&c.
Lard-Oferincs light nothing doing except in jobbins
and order lots; refined 9.c.
Cattle-ood shipment request u az for common:
ga for medium and choice-
Hogs-Active. 8 60a4 Is for shipping lots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30

The Cause Of Temperance finds IF its most
insious and dangerous foes in the many sccaed toncs
and appetizer made of cheap whskey and refuse H.
quors finished up to suit depraved appettes under the
of medicines. DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BrrrERs of these They not beverage. hut
genuine medicine purely vegetable prepared from Cafor
mia herbs by regular physician For all diseases of the
stomach liver kidneys bladder skin and blood. they
an infallibe and unrivalled remedy. may23wi.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-30
" EIk Creek.
Arrive at Tecumseh,

Mail Trains connect Ruo with stage for Rule; at
Table Rock with stage Pawnee City; and at Tecusfh
with stages for Beatrice and of Midland Pacific H. X
for Lincoln at Nursery Hill
Dining stations. White Cloud and Table Rock.
Train No connects at Atchison with trains for ST ous
and City upon each side of the river al 2o r. NJ
and b. NJ train for Chicago 500 p NJ; also connects
at Troy Junction with Mail ST Jo d. c. r. r. reach
ing ST. Joseph at 1890 =. NJ.
Train M. connects at Atchson with trains from ST
Louis Chicago and closely at Troy Junction with trains
from st. Joseph for the West.
Train No connects at Troy Junction with trains ro
the West for 81. Joseph.
St Louis and Troy Junction. with trains from 81 Joseph
for Hawatha, Seneca. Marysvile. and Meridian;
+. X. FIRTH. Supt and Chief Engineer