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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-18
[ftoih Sundays Daily.J

4 RAbI CuAScE T0h \ BARGA1S.-In
i conversation Will, Y. j. Marx ycstcr-
dny, 10 informed liz n'at lie Inns Mt
length determined to dispose OF, his Ell
tiro property in TQano, including his
store and Stucktho only one in Inc
town forwarding nmd commission
business, mulo and OK teams, wagons,
h"cllinG house, etc, etc. Tho fncL
that Toiino Is tho eastern terminus Of
tho llnhitnltlt division Of the Central
Pacific Raj runJ, mud tho ncnrcst and
ly far the hcst shipping point for tho
rhrious mining camps south, along tho
tntiro route Of tho rnilrOad fcH'
ilcrs II II most desirable Position Tho
amount Of forwarding business tran
':;hctcd hy Mr.. Marx from that poin,
during soy"rnl years past ~ quito MS
heavy pCrlhra as that Of my ono
house IN tho State, enst Of Reno. The
hnw "ward" mining district which lies
100 miles dno south Of Toano, Is now
drawing all its HulS'lioa from that
source, and according 10 all authentic
reports tho district il possessed Of somo
~ ITO beat GGd iiGhcSt mines Of tho
stnte. largo ioNd5 81 tho orc brought
TO Toano by rcimhinG freight teams
IL M earnest Of It's excessive Holiness
and tho character Of tho Fines, ~ dis:
closed through extensive developments;
leave no doubt M 10 their pcrnlnncncy.
Owing TO tho prolr4ctcd illness OF his
wife, which IL constantly aggravated by
4" continuation IN this rlimutc, Mr.
Marx IL compelled Is rolinq,iish ll,o
profitable business ITO hda 10 long cGr.
tied on, and mn Opportunity viii eoon
10 afforded for soinc cntcrprising bust.
moss man, with n comparatively email
chTitnl, to nssnmc control Of u lucrative
Ind established busipc!.. in position
from which hC may defy competition.
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Iron Fridays Daily. ]

Fhdi .CcRnucoPIA. - A letter from
cornucopia, written on the 18th inst,
says the Leopard hoisting works started
mp that day. The machinery on tho
Ilussey shaft was put Il motion on the
Sth instant, and everything worked adj
mirably. In fifty hoSfs after the en-
CINE was started all the water in the
mine WAS discharged, and the work Of
sinking tho shaft WAS again under way.
llr. Perkins. the superintendent, lins
pushed The erection Of the lioisting
works with remarkable c1pcdAt on, for
We were informed that sevcrai days
must yet clapsc before 'ti,cy could posi-
bly, be got ready. Tho machinery on
10th these mines is steadily at, work,
andfn q most satisfactory inaIntr.
:. TnE S"0InT.-Thc Loys were out
last evenili; with their "machine' ANA
after po!ting their suction into con-
venient reservoir came down OH the
brakes with a vim, scattering the
aqueous about promiscuously, dtlhgiuG
the principal portion of the, town, nnd
cndnmgering the lives of children AMI
small dogs by drowning. The Zig squirt
was n grand success until the enthusiasm
burst the hose and submerged II pair of
innocent Cinnamon who were engaged
in minute examination of tho same
in tho intc.c4t Of science. THEY will
give her anothel hid lGnrycr blast in
day or two. $500
MAR HIED.-0ur old-timc afquaint
ancc, YIN. Plughoif, Of the firm OF
JAS. Brain & Co., was united in the
bonds Of wcdlock to widowed lady of
this place, also bearing the name OF
plnghoff. Tie ceremony was performed
1t f!4 residence, and in q manner SO de.
void OF all ostcntaiiun that We were not
niTf7%Sn II the occurrence until ycster.
l"y, which fAct ii our apology for not
having mentioned the happy event at
The time. We haven ! senrouRtered tho
gentleman since lie was doubled, bat
understand he bears his blushing hor-
ors with becoming dignity.
PEnsosAL.-G. W. Mix OF Cornucop-
il who has been for several dnys pnst,
under the Doctors care, appeared mp
oil the street again yesterday. In con-
sequeiice. of the trIsslc lie looks some
What t1GEiticS but got away with the
fight without 4 Scratch. q. =.
From CnISA.--Twcnty-six cars OF tea
passed through for the snst by special
trim Mt . o'clock last evening. 4
special tea train alsu went east ye1cr-
day morning. . .#
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FIRE COMPANY MEETING,

At the meeting Of the fire company,
ut tho Court.honsc, last night: for th%
election of officers, George Pfciifcr was
elected Foreman, l.. l.. Scitz, Firat As.
sistnnk G. G. $, Wright. Second Assist
ant, J. N. tnne, Steyiinittt, and .. L.
Green, i. S. icHtcs and J. J. Gnrrccht
Trustees. The officers thus elected nrc
TO FIJI their respective positions for n
i"f'cd Of three months, dating from
July LIST OF tina present ycnr. Tho
Trustees were authorized to procurA
100 feet Of No. I cnrbolized hose, With
extra couplings, pipes, etc. There be-
ing no further business, the meeting
adjourned until next "Wednesday even.
ing at 8 o'clock. s...
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tFroin Saturdays Daily.I
SOUTH LEOPARD.

ThIh Is the first south extension
of the leopard mine ut Cornucopia.
The company, ilil considerable work
last season in running tunnels to cut
the ledge OH them ground. but owing 10 IL
heavy cap of iron rock overlying at this
point, and through w.ich tho tunnel
had to bc driven, tho progress was slow
and work very expensive. Tho Com.
] lany last week resumed work, having
secured the services of ]. 4. Norton of
lsnii'o'nd District, as foreman, hut fenr-
ing that Tic ledge might be SO deep un-
dor the iron emp tlInt there wus n posi-
bllity Of running over it, they concluded
TO sink n Perpendicular shaft to n depth
Of one hundred feet, aud drift from the
bottom Of the SHIFT till the ledge is cut.
The ledge is i,icsumcd to run SO near to
tile point Mt which tie 'sbntt. is being
sunk that it is quito probable that it
will he cut in sinking before the one,
lluudrcl feet IS attained. At any rate,
should this moi i"rioyc to 70. tho case it
will require but short drift to strike
il. TIN point selected at which to sink
is Immediately ut tho southern limo Of
the Leopard Company, which * about
100 feel from ilicir hoistirS works or
500 feet from their drifts running south
Two shifts nra. now being worked, and
the ground being Of very favorable
formation, # will require but u short
time TO attain the proposed depth.
Tn l;undrtd.foS. ,ibc:ty pole, which
is 10 Pierce tic blue vault Of hcay;cn
from The center of The plaza, is about
ready TO assume the perpendicular.
Seysr0l patriotic old shell backs have
Thought their nautical knowledge to
bcar upon III construction; resulting in
the production Of a full.riggcl clipper.
ships mnst, with II bronze ball nj the
summit, about the size Of full.growm
Yankee pumpkin. When the brnzcn
bcnnty shall have reared its defiant head,
aud over nnd beyond ITS hundred Yards
Of flaming bunting, surerciliously gazcs
upon the snow.cSTlcd l;cah OF Mount
EbcncAer, the stranger within uur i.aths
will weary his lrnin in vain conjecture
as to Tho fatc Of tho crew which stranded
lheir ciaft'sn thc heroic attempt to nav
ignto tho tcrtuous humboldt. Bu tho
must Is n beauty; 10y fur the hnntlsomcs.
one this sido Of tho Pucific. aud we
know n man that can lick, the mai who
prcsnmcs to think otherwise.
rEnscxiJy--Itarry ITorviilo arrived
here from SGh Frahrisco last evening,
after MI absence OF several months, lie
Informs us that ho will immcdintcly
N"nmcncc operations OH tho Alameda
mino at Cornucopin District by sinking
n new perpendicular shaft, tho former
one being abandoned. :. Judge G. ID.
Kccney hNs also returned from his tri,
TO the bay city, aud continues to devote
himself to tho practice Of his profession.
Fresh California Strawberries mud
gcilgiiIo ico.crenm daily II tho Gem
saloon
IL you desire to 80 to tho next Cen
tcnninl drink Virginia White Re
Whiskey ut the Gem.
Tnr very finest quality OF brandy
Sherry and Fort Wines, TOT mcdicina
ptiposts. at the Gem Saloon.
TEE celewatcd Crystal Peak Betr a
Tie Com Saltbn'.
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SATURDAY.. LUSE II, 1915.

@S5 Alpha. az, Il.
~ Bullion, 10, 80.
2Td EAchcqucr, 10, l5ti., 49,.
- GO Orcrnan. %.
lilo Justice. ~, 2aE. s2'i 10, 32I,,
% Syu.
% Succor, Toe, soc. g..
ii3 Union, OK, ~
$40 Lady Bryan, ;IOc.
10 Chnllnr, 80. 6UI,.
$40 Halo K Norcr"sS, e.Go':.
23j Point, lUsI. me-. 10y.
.l2g3 Jacket, 2UIi. a2jI,. 30, 2g3T.
VGI1 Impcrinl, Gii, GII, GIi 10.
100 Kentucky. I2si;.
30 Bclclrr. lG1.. .
800 sIH$ S,std e. la5:, r2,,., i1;:.
$40 Ophir t1:,;, 5UIi, 30.
G7j Mexican, 2jIII1, AZ.
G25 lest \ liclchcr, n, IG,l, 49,,
iGI, SO, 4GH. 49,, b..
400 Gould & Curry, ii, ~.
s35 California. 73i; 73I,, 10, T3,..
1875 savage, I7ss;. 81; r.: ''|'
1IG5 Con-. virsigf&. az, iia;.' e. bao.
G0st b., Go1,.
30 Inlin, ~, 81, So.
3l5 Caledonia, 81, S1i.
40 Glulc, DC.
49, $. Hill, Z, ~ ~.
80 Dayton, ..
i05 New York, GIG, soc.
100 Occidental, 1, ~.
$50 Woudvillc, /.
900 Washington, 2;:.
TO Kossulli, 7jc.
100 Anmptpr, jIrt
I'D LOvinthnn, loo.
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Ia.
SITUATlnNg WXNTED.-8 siis%!Et>-
lion ia 40 General housewurk, tookimg.
Wishing; che; by Il Indy recently from
tho East also. 10y man ~ conchinn,r.
livery man or tealnstcr. no objections
to going into the country, For particu.
lari apply at GARrEonT's LopatHu
lIotEE
SE.t?yE BGyAEiiN lIEEn; tho best
IN TIP woiM; SURPRISING tho finest ale;
ins, received, direct from tho east, at
Tho "Gem."
TAKE "oftcG..-Ail parties taking icc
OF mc re hereby notified TINT will hot
dclivC- leo 10 nmy person who fills to
pas tNs for the same un every M0Aday
for the week preceding. And tlyai my
price for ice ~ two cOuta per pour1, OK.
ccri To those with whom have aNiendy
contracted for h different price.
GLORuE GAys2.
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FACTS Eon rim: ,1ILLIoN.

Z
Tho facts refSififfesa To in tho nbor,
caution are the. facts n.relasion to til,
victories over ,lisees:c achisycd by Hos.
letters Stomach BiBerG. 1hat rcpown.
cd tonic is daily, adding fresh lpnrcls
OF popularity to the ;srtat reputation
which it long since ,ob,aiued as ~ rem
-ssd!y,. for Dyspepsia. constipation; Eft-
ciSncss, nervous Disorders, urinary
troubles. Intermittent und .r0lnittcnt
feycn. rheumatism nnd debility, nnd
DEMONSTRATING 90 the satisfaction OF The
public its fTtrtriority 10 The palliativ.s
Which il9od the market, AMI WHOSE
make-believo cures, are trumpeted in
manufactured te;aiporials.
1t is subject OF, fpiiesi pride to the
proprietorsof lIostettSSS Di,tcrs, Tint
no claims have ever, Lse., suiSanccI in
iis behalf that could not be c6fTObnratc,l
by ample proofs, but most ass.rclly had
sIch been the cnse, they conlH have
c1pcctcl nothing better ihnn that n pre-.
R#rsItiOD bolstered mp by stnteinenisJof
tic same stripe as those INDUCED III TS
The lr'6liriclors Of cheap local bittsrs
AMI inalcohulid.rubbislI, would speedy
die of innnilioR. Such hux been the
fate OF thousands of hrpnffrd shams,
rntlier Jess cflicRcious than biIgu water.
=. The SUCCESS Of ls& Bitters il attri-
eHtable TO Ihfir Reuuine cxcrlleuce.
The public has oh {:tved., that what
they are n,lvcrtiscL TO- 90, they. do, and
th"t'noo incredible prPIeiIsiouB pre- made
Oh this account. They, hays. gained
nnd will continue to retain The cunE.
,denco and respect of mn enlightened
community, far to intelligent To, be
long imposed upon by the 'Sham ,Abra-
haInisn oG inscriptions quacks and
dlsrrpHlaGie spectators. itrS1
NOTICE.
Having sold ny Iti!Tcksmili business
to William Obah, !he .TFtFine5Ift III all
my outstanding ACCOUNTS hnH become
Imperative and all persons indebted TO
me, are hereby notified Tint oil bills
due me, and remaining uniiquitlated
after the 10th day of July, 1876 will be
placed III The lands % MI officer for
collections
t4srTS Tatch.seal. the Eame Of !.
L. Edof being engraved thereon. a
reward. Of So will be given for its return
to any person finding the same.
sd. nice. assortment Of Tadics' and
Gents Hats at Eng1cr's; very low
prices.
SEvERAb.tons cf ichGrSa potatoes Tor
sale at L. Engler's very cIIcxp.
"
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Six Fl.AScIsco.
STOcK hEPoRF,

FRIDAY. JUSi: e. 1870.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-18

2I5 ophir. 52X, 59Ii J5. :,
GO Mexican, FIX, 271S, a7L.
80 Gould & Curry, AZ, M, llsI.
40 best Il Bclehcr, 1871, 10. 1917,
~ b5.
800 Savage. 1917, 49,.
$50 Con. Virginia, "a 'GiI., CHI, 'G4
bio, GlL.
10 Bclchcr, IL, IT,.
20 Utah, 20, W.. ....
* 80 Bullion, 4O1;. Al.
235 llixchequtr, lGJ., II.
III Overmhh, 651I.
315 JUSTICE, :23H, 23,.. IS
l9h Union CGh:, lOI., I0!., 10. s
go Lady Bryan, 35c. Toe.
80 Julia. .. 50, So.
r. 10 Chollnr, ~, SUI. r.fa
~ Hale 4 Nofcr6ss, 1917. q.
! 225 Point. IOat, 1O3. b., iOs..
1875 Jacket, 81, 91Zi. 3O1;n 3O::t. 81
1850 Imperial, c:,I. 'ig c. $50.
100 Kcntuck, l2I,.
2G5 Alpha, ~, ok. (.
20 Caledonia, 81.
300 Globe, zoe. ice.
80 Baltimore, ~.
800 Silver Hill, &, "a,
100 Dayton, ..
l;ij Rock Island, TX.
100 New York, Zoe. E.-
1l5 Occidental. *.
10 Woodvilic, IL.
Go KossutlI, zoe, STII.
100 ,rrojnn, I0c-
5 so Prospect, ~,
80 North Con. Virtinis, u.s..
125 Leviathnn, 2jC. a..
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GFTtlA 'rHta;luy's Dailyh
FIRE aIEETISt;.

The called meeting ut the Court.
house, for the purpose Of forming 10.
cal fra company, was organized last
evening by electiug S. S. Sears Tempo
rary Chairman AMI ". 4. Smith Tenn
rorary Secretary.
1t was then moved and carried that
Eh;hathrcs OF citizens desiring TO be-
come members DO received, md npon IL
subsequent calling of the roll the fol-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-19

ON yesterday two gentlemen whose
services TO Dallas county will not
speedily be forgotten, surrendered the
trusts In their keeping into othe
hands. We refer TO the Hon. Ii.
Barksdale and TO James II. Barley.
AS District Judge the former gentle
man has Won for himself a reputation
which well warranted Governor Coke's
exceedingly eulogIstic mention OF him
In his campaign speech IN Dallas. lm-
partial In his rulings, Arm, decisive,
clear In bis enunciatlon OF the prlncl-
Piles oflaw; answering Ia his efforts to
exalt and ennoble the bench studious,
thoughtful, and dillgent In the per-
formance Of his duties extremely eau
tlous In his endeavor TO track the law
ofevery case, this earnest lawyer and
most capable Judge has earned u repu.
tation scarcely equaled by any officer
who has adorned the District bench In
Texas. In resuming his profession and
returning to the walks OF private life,
he carries with him the highest assur-
ances OF personal and official re-
gard from the bar and from
the citizens of Dallas. Major
Barkley's good offices for this
people are well known. Crime dared
not raise It's hydra head In Dallas
county and escape his ever watchful
eye. No criminal could rest safely
within or without the borders of Dali
las county. Likea trained sleuth hound
he followed fearlessly upon his
track ofttimes to the peril OF
his life. No scenes Of moi
violence have been permitted to dis.
grace our county under his iDcumben-
cy Of the Sherih's office. AL
though crimes have been committed
which even In the staid, sober
aud law abiding States OF New Eng
land would have provoked the swift
decision OF the halter or the shot gun,
no lawless band has tried to wrest
from him his prisoners, aud, without
Judge or jury, consign them to death.
In the administration of his office, he
has been the model and exemplar OF
an indomitable, brave, fearless and,
withal, u safe, sheriff, and the people
Of Dallas county can but feel that the
amplest protection to their persons
property has been given during his
official career. In behalf of our peo-
pie we extend to these two gentlemen
the thanks of Dallas county and the
well wishes of The HERALD.
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on the premises Tor Sl75W ooh, no,n
he answered, ~ make 80 per cent on
my investment"
Boston Advertiser: 10 seems that
Bell was originally from GaleBburg,
Illinois, and was " member OF the
Nineteenth Illinois Infantry. He vol
unteered 10 become SPY for General
Hurlburt during the war, and went
through considerable danger and hard
ships In the service. AZ one time he
went from General Hurlburt through
Johnson's army 10 General Grant, at
Yicksburg. He got into the confidence
Of Johnson and undertook TO carry q
lot Of percussion caps from him TO
Pemberton, ut Vickaburg. He came to
Grants headquarters with the caps,
gave Grant his dispatches from Hurl-
burt, showed him Johnson's dispatches
TO Pemberton, and, after having damp
ened the caps 30 that they were use
less, he went on through the lines TO
Pemberton In Vicksburg. He remain
ed there some days, drew IA map Of the
Notifications, which he concealed be-
tween the soles OF his boots, got some
dispatches from Pemberton to John.
son, and started off, He delivered the
Pemberton dispatches and the map he
made TO General Grant, and both
proved very useful. He was once seven
months in the rebel ranks. One Of
his characteristics Is his wonderful eye.
sight. IL Is said he can distinguished
objects at q distance that would be i'm
possible to other eyes unaided by tele'
scopes. He can read ordinary manu-
script or newspaper print at distance
of two yards, and this wondeful faculty
is very useful to him in his business at
detective.
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A Rare Medical CombInntion.

Perhaps the rarest, certainly the most sue.
cessful, medical combination extant Is Hos
letters Bltters. In this commanding tonic
corrective and preventive, are blended some
OF the most actively invigora.inR, alterna'
tive and blood depurating elements In the
vegetable kingdom. These are held in solu.
ton and powerfully aided by the best diffu'
sive stlmulant known - old rye whiskey
1t is any wonder that easy digestion, regular
excavations, natural flow OF bile, purity OF
the blood, and cheeriulness OF the mind
should be vigorously promoted by a prepar.
alton In which such admirable ingredients
are most tremendously combined and act In
perfect union. The faith felt By tie medical
profession In the restorative efficacy OF this
medicine, and Its power TO nullyfy the In
tluence OF malaria, Is expressed over the sig.
natures of many eminent physicians, and
their expressions OF confidence are fully rat
ihsd by the people and the press.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The New York Herald's collection
OF immense mirrors intended for exhi-
bition at the Centennial Exposition
have been imported on the steamers
Rotterdam and August Andre Of the
Antwerp Line. They vary In size from
lOx2S feet to l5x32 feet, and are the
largest ever received In this country.
There was also brought out on the An
DIRE large quantity Of Speilleriron,
which Is harder than steel, and is used
In the manufacture OF safes.
Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise: We
met landlord yesterday. He, point
ing to three little houses, said: III
rented those houses to Smith for Sl75
per month. He has put a bed and
wash stand In one Of them, aud rents
II for $3.50. He will makeS350 per month
out Of the lease that was fool enough
to give him. We said: "You proba.
bly, lost money when you gave q lease
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-19

WASHINGTON, April ..
Colonel John d. Elliott, Austin, Texas:
DEAR SIR have received your
note suggesting the admissibility and
propriety based upon the precedents
set by others Of my coming home; also
similar communications from other
friends, urging that | do 80, to be
present when the election for United
States Senator for Texas shall be held
by our approaching Legislature; stat
ing among other reasons why L should
do 30, that all the others, whose names
are mentioned for that position would
be present on the ground using the in
fluence of their personal presence and
position, each to secure his election,
and, that alone being absent, would
be placed at o disadvantage. That
likely IL true to u degree, but 1t is u
disadvantage feel it my duty to sub
NIT to. l voluntarily accepted the
position l hold here, and this
is my post of duty, and | do not feel
that l should be doing right to aban-
don it In search of another position,
and especially at this stage Of the 4 es-
sion of Congress, when questions and
measures of grave importance to the
country are almost daily coming up
for consideration and action. do not
apprehend the interest of Texas would
suffer by my temporary absence; my
able and attentive colleagues would
guard that but we have separate, as
well as duties In common to perform,
and 1t is but natural the people who
sent me here should expect me to re-
main and discharge mine. Nor do l
suppose my presence would materially
affect the result OF the action of the
Legislature in performing this impor-
tant duty committed to them by
the people. Whatever my merits and
eligibility for the position may
be, they are sufficiently well known
to enable each member of the Legis-
lature to act Understandings AS to my
self, In making a selection for the peo-
pie. would be reluctant to present rs
an electioneeIer special grounds or
reasons not known to the public, why
should be fayorably considered. |
have so far relied on the fidelity and
ability of the members to perform this
duty, that l have not so much as writ
ten to one of them soliciting any par
tal consideration Of my claims. /
would not do so were present. i will
not assume that my competitors will
be less respectful towards the mem bers
of the Legislature, or that by solicita-
tions or beseeching personal presence,
"about the halls" they will render un-
pleasant to the members the duty that
devolves upon them. Be that as is
may, shall SO act as to retain that
which the result can neither give or
take away--my own self-respect, which
| should feel would be compromised
by entering into an electioneering
scramble for so important and dinified
a position.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN HANCOCK.
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FREE,

Pick up almost any newspaper published
word "Free" In big black letters. RazBi be-
low 1t and you Will find a request for the
names and address Of all the sons and
daughters OF the North and East TO be sent to
"Texas Emigration Agent, Sedalia, No."
who will mail them without cost "Frce
Guide to Texas" the land of sunbeams,
beautiful prairies and lovely valleys. This
book we have seen. II IL accompanied with
beautiful cOlored maps illustrations, rates OF
fare and freight, full OF Information concern
ing our cities, rivers, lands, crops, schools,
| churches, etc. Who pays for II? The Mis-
| souri,, Kansas and Texas railway. They are
sending thousands to all parts Of the United
States and Europe. THIS goes to show what
they are doing for Texas. They have lately
reduced their rates OF fare for emlgrants al
most one-half. Their trains are crowded,
and special trains aie frequently run to &C.
commodate the people. They are spending
thousands of dollars every month advertis-
Ing Texas. They have twelve regular trav-
cling men employed distributing free infor.
nation concerning Texas throughout the
United States. They ask our aid In their eff
forts. Patronize the NJ, X. q t. R'y. Go
North via Denlson and through the beauti-
full Indian Territory. Don't go by way OF
the sand hills and swamps OF Arkansas.
Take the NJ, X. VT. They will land you d.
rectly in the Great Union Depot at 81. Louis.
They don't compel you to ride three or four
miles through the back streets and alleys OF
~. Louis In IA topping omnibus. They run
their coaches and seepers through to st.
Louis, and enter the Union Depot. Is there
any other line from Texas that does? mo"
They also run coaches and sleeping cars
from Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards TeIasy
IL so, send their address to the undersigned
and he will with pleasure forward them land
you also beautiful pamphlet and other In
teresting matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS. ID. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent NJ, X. h 7. Ry,
Sedalia, Mo. apr6dtf