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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

History confirms the view here taken. Rngiand
has been under its present currency system since
ls4 or about thirty yeaFs- During that time thare
kavs been threo panies but, taking into cOnaider.
alton the business of the country, the destruction
they produced was far lesa than that wrought b,
the psnics Of l6lO-l6, 1925, and l83A-8 The prus
perty OF Englana Gince 1874 far surpasses that Of
any previOus thirty years in her history. In man
n1Actures shs has grown Qaits as rapidly a. the
DATED BtAtea and in her commerce and carrying
trade she has fairly diatanesd MS. II We impute
pam Of hsE wealth and gToWth 20 . sound cuEren-
ey, always eonvsEtbas lhbO kold panic o. no panic
we are. We think, fully justified BY the taets.
Credit may be abassd under any kind Of curren.
CT, but dsmorAlixAlion and gambling could hardly
Be carried 70 tbs lengths they have been With u
II our paper monsy had bean merely the FepEasen.
tatiVe and substitute for equal qnantlly Of ape
eie kept In one or more secure depositories. Be
tween such currency and any paper money W
ever had In gsneEal circulation In the United
States, there i ali the difference between irou
ana w0od-N. i. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

The statement Of the public debt will show an
increase Of ever Eve millions for the month Of
0otObsT.
Gen. Cook, commanding the department Of the
Lakes, il placed on the retired list, and his de.
PaEtnsnt, together with tie department of the
East, il msrged intO the military division Of the
Atlantic, commanded BY Gen. Hancock.
=hs total Investment In the United States fnndeI
loan BY the German government amounts 10 eigh
teen million.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

THOR RENT-New House, No. lA2l HaF- -
II risen street, eleven rooms, all modern
improvements, bay windows. three stories.
Possession at once If ired. Inquire at
lAl1 Harrison street. teb1O-tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Owing the general depression have
determined sell goods that will be in reach every regard
lYP N fOPt fgr the next thirty daye) - n n Ef #&t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

THE ONO ELECTION RETUREs have undergone
6nal revision, the result being that the official
vote for Governor stands, for Noyes, Rep, 213,-
SS7; fer Allen, Dem, 2l4 654 fer Collins the New
Party candidate EO,Og7; and for Stewart, the Pro.
hibitlOn candidate, 1OOsl; the aggregate vote BE-
ing 44s 509 against $50 4S6 for President in 1874
and 400. .462 for Governor 1871. Allen ID elected
Governor by plurality of sl7 votes, although he
is in a minority Of 1921 on the aggregate vote
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

From the Second Auditors annual report we
gAin some inkling Of the extent Of the frauds
PrActiCed BY bounty and claim agents throughout
the country. Nearly Eve thousand such cases
await action, and upwards Of Gvc hundred Others
involving 1000, have been during the past year
detsctsd and disposed of. While the general
public il looking so eagerly after the welfare oi
the tortyfOur million reserve, it is well there is
somebody to stop these lesser leaks in tbs Govern
msnt money box.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

TIE SANE ON eToRT-woRsE THAN WAS Az.
TIcIPATKD.-A Providence despatch says the notes
Of A. & w. spngue went TO protest in that city
bahk oHieer6 10 consider the aifGts of the Messrs
Sp1gue further adjourned until noon to-day. ThG
Commissioners appointed by the Governor to ex
amine tbs condltson Of the CrAnstOn Savings
Bnk, make a more unfavorable report than wa
cxpocted. Ths banks Liabilities are stated a
S2366 1856, including 81, ,I43 sos due to dcpositon
On book account, and its assets at S2, ,3S3, 1856
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
LOWING PRICES.

We offering our bsatcaf stitch boOts5 usual price
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Im RRaAD OF REcOsoII1AEGOH.-I partA Of
8wltzsElAnds When tive msn have quarroled vita
each other, and their friends are anxious 30 zee
Ih0m peeoncilod, they endeavoE 70 bEinRahem IN.
aWaE@ uAAsR the aame FOoE Il fha ave sneEaiss
cit down at the same table they are pledged 10
arc Gslaads 0Bce more. Il would Be good Idea Il
osaEy boy or girl who quATFels with anothsr boy
o. GID skOala makg-up," aud become reo0uE
The @omsnt thsy happansd 10 eat bread toge .
u the SANE eouRty ct least, that is wAat we
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

MoHKT STILL HIGH--Ths Ledger says We
have no change 10 report in The rates current GoI
money, ana We continue to qaote prime paper al
Is 70 ls per cant. per annum, with occasional sx
captions Of very choice names at IL per cent
OAli loans are offered 10 hrst-clam houses at pei
cent The tAAsActiOnS Ii paper are incOnsiderA-
hle and the hasiAess at hank QSits Light.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

EXTRA new BUCRWMRAT MRAL. THR
~ eslsbRatsa SILVER Moantaiu Bmek wheat Neal
ter sale at the Lowest wholeale and retail price at
Ha W. NJ gHAMDAEREs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
POLITICAL.

Hon. s. s. Cox, in a recent speech in New York
city, eoquently discussed the causes of the money
panic as fOlloWB: Has the reoklessnags which has
led to our recent panic struck home to the Trea-
sury as well as to it's friends and syndlcatesP If
these scal policies be statesmanship, then is sni
ang piety and bankruptcy prosperity. Would
that the speculators and jobbIsts were the only
ones who suffered. / can feel the icy hand Of
winter on the unemployed laborng men OF this
lind and clty-and on these gamestsrs In our
stocks and funds liss the oAus ahd Odium Of such
terrible trials. For such emergencies we had q
right to expect from "pateraal Government
which interfcres In and for Wall street that il
would have legally intePfered by legislation to re-
duce our Federal burdens. For twelve yeaIJ Il Q
wurKIngmen have worn the golden letters forgeu
by r .dIcallsm. Here Mt. Cox Illustrated, by
wages and prices, comparing 1850 with 1879, that
III rents, IN beet, &c, for family, the percentage
was greatly In favor OF Democratic days in the
purchasing power Of labor. Qaoting from Mr..
Wells, be showed the decreased rate of the in
crease IN wealth and in the comforts of life In the
last Radical decade. lie asserted that although
We had laboFed go years In this lind, q sGoppage
of four years labor would lead TO universal star
VatiOn. In conclusion he said ALI other que1-
tions IN this time OF impOvefishment and desntu-
ton must give way to the interests Of labor.
Capital has had its trial. 1t is found wanting.
Recnr 70 the days Of economy and hOnesty, as em-
bodied in Democratic principles. Vote for them,
work for them. and re-establish them for your
selves and your homes. t.. ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

A man named Joseph Wyatt, living near Fred
esica, was bitten By q mad dog iast week and is
nov su@sxing The most terrible mentai agony in
appgehenaioa q the worst results, he 8 undet
aedlsal tgsasment,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

ENQR SALE.-The store property. corner Of
II Fourth and MOnroes streets. Is BY 40 feet. and
the three-stOry brick dwelling adjoining. on easy
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR,
aug.13-n sV Washington street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
NEW TORH.
Exilcd PreEate HInde Cnrdinni-GeOree
Francis sTrain-Immigr grants-CRlifO
Diamond swindle.

r@"iuuits
NEW YORK. March 25.-Monsignor Mer.
mllod, the exiled prelate of Geneva, Switz
erland, has been made cardinal
George Francis Train goes to the funatic
asylum.
!. The master carpenters have decided to-
no longer be governed by the eight-hour
rule.
Twenty-Five hundred emigranrs arrived
here yesterday.
The suit in Kentucky, growing out of the.
California diamond Swindle. has been com
promised and dismissed. Lent, the com
plainant, gets $l50.000. The suit was for
$3.50 900.
Evening.-Gold closed at 1853 0i1523
Governments steady. Sizes of 1881 ii55s.
tive-twenties of 1869, il65s; now tives,
lli2i; ten-fortios. lf3al. State bonds dull
and steady.
The monetary situation was characterized
by increased ease early in the day, wheE
all business was gold, but in the afternoon
the demand increased, and money became
dearer again, closing loans on the street
being 81 n 1872 per diem. Exchange strong
and higher in early business; Prime bank
rr>' s a l-l6. bat at the close bills could no.
be obtained under the regular asking rate,
which was 81. less i-l6 Gold opened as
Ilhis. sold up 20 1883. and closed ut 1855 a.
lIj1,. Loans were from ) I" 3 for carrying.
Governments opened firm and steady
During the day The market was v,cy strong,
and closed strong.
Trnness"s ISSUES heav,: skies 80. new
.93.; Virginia skies Al, new 81. consolidated
jG. deferred 1872: Louisiana skies 43, new
30. ltvee SKIES 40, leyte eights 80; Alabama
eights 80 tiNe- -; Georgia sizes 20, sevens
81: North Carolinas 80, new Is, special tax
l2is: South tarolinas 30. new !; lP. April
and October 81 Il. fours 1873. five. !75s, new
IT.. ttNsE- :. elphts lIJ4
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ANOTHER MURDERER TO BE HUNG
WASHINGTON.

Full Cabinet-Withdrawai of Postal Cars
Observation-Disclosures Slavery in Porto
Rico-ResOlutiOn of the Sennte Cons
graduating Spain-Boay and Clayton
General GOrdOn-The First Ex-Cona
federiite to Preside Over the Senate
COufrnlations and .NOminatiOns-G
eraI Whittiesey Insane-GeneraI Rail.
road Ticket Agents. Convention.
WASHINGTON, March ga full Cabinet,
discussed the threatened withdrawal of the,
postal cars Several leading lawyers think
the Postmaster General has authority to
compel railroad trains to continue the
postal cars.
Senate. A resolution cODgratulating
Spain upon the abolition of slavery in Porto
Rico, passed.
The Committee ON Privileges and Elece
ton were excused from further considera5
ton of the charges of bribery against Mro
BOgy, of Missouri.
Hhe Clayton case was discussed; resoluo
tions that the charges are not sustained
passed by vote of 33 to 9.
General John b. Gordon, Senator FROM
Georgia, was called to the chair, and pre-
sided over the Senate for short tina to-
day. The courtesy was extended him by
Vice President Wilson. This is the first
time an ex Confederate has been called to-
preside over the Senate.
ontrmations-Stilley collector for the,
first district of North Carolina; Stearns,
register of public lands at Mobile.
NOminations-B. B. Eggleston, collector
for the second district OF Mississippi; II.
NJ. Taylor, collector for the third district OF
Texas; Cheney Il. Prouty, collector of GUS
toms, Saluria, Texas; James A summer
vile, receiver of public moneys, Mobile.
General Whittlesey, formerly of the
Freedmen's Bureau, was taken to the In
sane Asylum today. He has long been a,
sutererer from paralysis, and goes by the
advice Of his physician and friends.
The General Railroad Ticket Agents
Convention adjOurns to morrow. The rates
which they are arranging go into effect
May next. The changes are trifling and do
not affect five per cent of the points to
which tickets are sold from the Atlantic
citipa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
FOREIGN,
BiNmhrck and the Spanish RepubIic-Res
COgnitiOn Nithheld-InterBntiO tiOnal Pat
ent Rights Congress at Vienna-Eng-
lisll Nm A .ir.s. In.

! Bismarck and the Snnpf.b RepubItc-Re.
coyr;t;on U-;,,h.Id rn,sru,,ion,I pot-
,n, R;gh,s Connra =, w;s.,aEn
ia, ~, EI.,.
,n~nar' ra5ah ~ ninnnt.ha. r""
N.Jrid s,v jI'io" ~ s ro,T"r,ed tbnre r. Pia
.nau'lu gay II IL reported there' tnat Dis
,h ,il"'Sh Ie,'iS'S 10 aIFi'G tho recog1ltloh OF
rnrot "nt7t t ~, H,'l%ig nf t3o IL u"e9 noV
,vitinh ic,dI tn th. tnp aa9eiipay
which loi"tu - TIC pressure vi 'he MASSES
II r 10 aian ,1,no,ed ,be p,seia J A..
,ria,, ,r'',.ay,o'ant. haua ntir.t aui - .i US
tb@y w;,hhnl,. recn%nition nn ''u i,'iios tlias
oron,iS 0' 'i''i'i"'
",ThaIn,o,p,.,,,noI p,,or, pi,h. ,,,.,.
>, La haid -, Vienna 6nrin,, ~ ,SS
w,i be cos,nnscd of mannf,c,rr.r.i i".'i'Un i",
.ifc. mon and ,tbereyne,.ts ~ ''N
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
LOST.
4 ''-T.

u-b.....'.-'.-' ''.'''''' i~o7'
Certificate 10 i44l, dated May l3, 1871, for 100
sllares Crescent CITY Live Stock Landing and
SlRughterhouse Company, in favor of NJ. F. Bonis.
Certificate No. 992, dated June II. 1870 for hfty
ehares Crescent City Live Stock Landii z and
Slaughterhouse Company in favor OF l.. b. Le-
Certificate 80. ss6. dated May 10, 1870, for two
shares Crescent CITY Live Stock Landing aud
Nlanghtarhouse Company. iu favor of l. y. Lee
mare -, ,
Certificate No. 1917, dated May 9, 1911 for five
shar,s Crescent CITY Live stock Landing and
Slaughterhouse Company. in favor Of l. K. Le-
snare.
Application for duplicates Of same has been made
to the company. ,coo.
New Orleans, March 5, 1879. mh6 Sot
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
uli2S lm
CAUTION.
A LAUTION

AUr'ON' ''''''' - -.
The foIowin, described notes having been lost
w stolen. viz: A note for the sun Of $3.50 drawn
hv raul ST. Pierre to his own order, and by him
.udorsed. dated the twenty fifth of May, 1872. al
paysble twelve months after date. with eight per
cent interest per snnum from date until paid
Tsraphed u. varietur" by K. Commsgere, notary
IN order to l~ identified with an act passed before
sa.d aotary on the twenty fifth Of May ls'2
she pubic is hereby cautioned not to negotiate
ar trade for the same except vii the undersigned
b. le "a! holder thereof
mARCBLIN SICARD.
10 - Jena street. SIXTH District Of New orlearS
a.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
LOST
S:OAA REWARD. - LOST OR STOLEN.
~ -VO from the Bank OF America IA TIN Bon
No 3ll, containing the following described papers

Gn.nnA REWARD. LOST OR STOLEN,
paw from the Bank Of America TIN BOX
No 3ll, containing the following described papers
20 wit:
Several tax ceipts OF L. DuraDd
Insurance policies in favor of Mrs- Leiauir. hrs.
touseuet, and heirs of Cailiavet
Five certificates of Carondelet Canal Navigation
Company stock in favor of +. Le faure.
Five shares ~ above stock in favor of heirs of
CailIayeL
Three notes secured by mortgage, drawn by
CommaCere * Lambert and indOrsed bv them for
$50 each dateo December II, 1872, and payable III
one two and three years.
one certificate OF stock of ten shares of Ger
mania Insurance Company, No 26 in favor of L.
Eurand 49,
one note 'or year. dated January s. 1873,
drawn by Oh. Deguersey in favor Of Mrs. Lefaure.
for 500
SiG r. MT notes drawn by G. Monte, for 4 IT'S each
and falling Que on June J.. 1873, and each month
thereafter. ,
e35 each falling due IN the first OF June, 1873. and
each month after.
Four rent notes drawn by Daniel BrodeIick, pay
Isbe TO his own order, for SI5 each, payable on
,he first of April. 1873. and first OF each month
after.
Aud several copies OF title deeds OF property. 'aI
receipts, etc.
The punhc are hereby cautioned not TO negotiate
for the above described papers, payment OF the
kal'lr having been stopped.
The above reward viii Ire paid on de livery OF the
i4. and paper. TO the Bank of America, or to
l. DURAND,
Corner 0: Toulouse and Chartres streets
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
B 7 TELE EGRAPH.

-
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SLAVERY ABOLITION IN PORTO RICO
SENATE CoNGRATULATEs SPAIN
Railroad Ticket Agents. Conventions
BISMARCK AND THE SPANISH REPUBLIC
His Refusal to Recognize IL
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA DO LIKEWISE
SUIT AGAINST UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RAILROAD WAR IN OHIO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

EOR RENT-NOuhs WITH Or WITHOUT
Il board, In suites or single. Also. few day
SSosrders taken Apply ssEo- si7 Camp street nsai
81 !aseph dsH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

The Samana correspondent OF the New
York Times says that in San Domingo elpc.
tons negative votes are rarely given. The
citizens dislike voting against the man who
puts the question, and therefore they who
do not vote in the affirmative do not vote
at all. Therefore, he says, the popular
enthusiasm Is reckoued not by the majority,
but By the whole number Of votes. Thus,
he says, that on the question of annexation,
under Baez, there we're but l. 0GG =. o yo-
ted, whereas on the question Of lCosing
Samana Bay 0,538 voted. Th.s, h, says,
shows how much more popular Is the lease
OF SAmana Bay than annexation. From
this it seems that the vote for annexation
was not 80 unanimous as was thought, and
that the less the San Domingans cede away,
the more they vote for il.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
NOW OPEN. ....-........'.....NOW OPEN.
Professor Karl Mayer and Hugo Red~tz grand
BATTLE PANORAMA


monster
BATTLE PANORAMA
oP TBK
La!E FRANCO GERMAN WAR AND THE PARIS
COMMUNE 1870 and l87ll,
.;.st received by the Hamburg steamer Vandaiia.
and now established { the NEUTRAL GROUND, on
Canal Street, Corner of Basin.
H. a beautiul pa 7IliOn having front of over sixty
tive feet. -,
The numerous magnificent tableaux of this
gigantic pauoraIna have been painted eXp Xpressly
ioT the prupIirtOrs at an enormous cost from the
.,rUipaIs in possession of the Minister of War, in
B4Ttiu by the most celebrated artists of Germany.
The optical apparatus is the work OF the most
famous opticians and Inechaniclans of the old
world The city of New orleans is the fiji st city
" creiu this wonderful panorama fthe only one OF
its kind in the wOI!G) Is exhibited Tor the hrst
I me, it having been specially stipulated IN the
contracts with the artists that the Eame should
only b. viewed priv ltelv by artists for the purpose
Of criticism but not publicly exposed, the proprie
tors having determined to reserve to the cOnnois-
.e,lrs of the southern metropolis the qualification
.,i passing their opinion n work of art sucn as
tlthertu have only been seen in this country many
wears after tht ir exhibition i'll :le European capi
isIs. ~
For further particulars see handeils
Opeu daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 20 p. NJ.
admission fifty cents; children half Price.
WALDEMAR RURSr, NJ Rnager.
WILLIAM DUPRY, MaGhinist mh22 6t
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

II fer sale-A comfortable tWo,stery mouse
ehgby locnttd on Camp street Wlth everything
cOnp!tse for sekeeping, and al in good order
beilE nn,,fIy new, will be sold 10 bloch 10 a pur
chaser for Sis use. The estao lshien Is G"Si u
pIete in all I4parI Inexts having been selected og
its owner tor lJse. WIN be sod or account OF baf
heshh Furnaure dealers and vendors need not
applT .It-ass uOSrSE at this efice. js4
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

LET US HAVE PEACE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

4 Washington specil! 20 the ST. Louis
GL0te says:
The proposed INSPECTION tIur Of Secretary
Belknap and Lieutenant General Sheridan
to the military posts in the division of Mis-.
souri,, aud especially Texas, is exciting con.
siderable comment. S0me assert the in-pec.
ton Las bearing on possible Mexican
affairs. while others believe it is mainly an
excuse for an extended iaunt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

BISMARCK AND THE SPANISH REPUBLIC
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
SENATE C0NGRATULATEs SPAIN

Railroad Ticket Agents Conventions
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

His Refusal to Recognize IL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

SLAVERY ABOLITION IN PORTO RICO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
II AGAINST UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

WAR IN OHIO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

INOR RkNT-A RAISED COTTAGE QN rHB
Il sixth District). Oh Vaenc- street between
Constance and Laurel containing six rooms front
aad side galleries wood sized, large yard. W5il be
Rented cheap Apply on the premises, or ADDRESS
kttpr &c" this office. lelI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
1GEx. FiT2GERALD. Manager
SecOrG week of the celebrated Character Actor
and Irish Comedian,
Mr.. DOHISICK MURRAY.
ednesday Evening, March 26,
The New and Exciting Drama of
THE GAMBLERS CRIME.
H4rty McNally..................D Dominick Murray
Friday-Far6wel benefit of Mr.. Murray
SatuI day-DOminick Murray matinee.
hunday-Beneht of p. GLEASON.
Doors open at a quarter TO seven. overture 10
commence at quarter to eight - -
mh2J ?. GLEASON, Ire9euref.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
ROLE LESSEE LAWRENCE BARRETT
"Wednesday Evening, March 20,
gBNBFIr OP Lorraine ROGERS
Only appearance of
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
Fc, Il occasion the beautiful play, adapted from
Charlotte Bronte's novel entitled
JANE EYRE.
st Twelve O'clock To-day,
GRAND MATINEE
Last performance o;
DORA.
THURSDAY March 27-Benefit Of LEB S. LYNCH.
Revival of Daly's great play of DIVORCE
FRIDAY March 28- Benefit of miss lONB BURKE.
B0ucicauits b, autiful drama, THE COLLEEN
LAWRENCE BARRETT will shortly appear as
DAVID GARRIrk the great actor. mhZo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA DO LIKEWISE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

VIA d idrge number OF Popular Artists Of de-
served professional merit, selected especially Tor
this city.
For ptrsoauel of company and programme Of en-
iertanmput see bills OF he day. mh23
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
FOR RENT.

TEOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
II cotta,e in the Sixth District on state street.
between 81; Charles and st. Patrick streets. The
honse has All modern improvements. The grounds
have font of 20 feet, BY l7s feet IN depth Terms
raaso"ahis Tor either rent or sale. Apply at the
CoTa,r of State aud -. Charles streets. or At the
corner of Cont and Royal streets 10 G. b. FISH.
mha
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

ICosTiNUED ON EIGHZR PAGE.l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Missou-
ri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recon-
mend cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via
St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleepers from ST. Louis to principal points in
the West, a0sthout change We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment of any line west
ofthe Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable The
Texas connection of this road is now completed
and passengers are offered first class, all-rail
route from st. Louis to Texas, either over the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., ola Sedalia or
over the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., ola Vinita.
For maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, &C., we refer our readers to S. H. Thomp-
son, Eastern Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio,
or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent ST.
Louis, Mo. Questions a0iU be cheerfuIly and
promptly answered!