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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18
Fairview, Ky.

Business has been better for the
months Of january and February this
year, than for same time in any pre-
vious five years past, Our dry goods
merchants especially feel happy over
their cash sales.
Our city is one of importance, you
must know, as il requires both Chris
lian and Todd counties to hold her
The county line running directly.
through the heart Of the city.
There are more bachelors engaged
in business here than in any other
city of IFS tone and caliber
in Kentucky. Leap year will soon
be upon us, SO ii might be OF interest
TO the ladies to call names rs well as
tell tales. Phil Patton one-clever,
good looking and periodically bash
ful (seven days in the weekly Should
any single lady desire to draw inter-
est on her fund OF ambition, conju.
gally considered, and compound prin-
ciple with usury, she could not do
better than select Tom Pye. There
are still others to name.
John-W. Yancey and his worthy
brother Press, should by no means be
overlooked. John thinks it uncon-
slitutional to speak of or to a lady
he is old man Bach" himself-Press
sometimes good morning." but
only in cases when means of egress
is the most prominent feature af the
situation.
But over across the way, on the
South side OF Main street, Is ''rag-
ing den" of uncaged bachelors, ell
gagged in most successful dry goods
business. Pye, Terry and AL. Layne
lt is daily demonstrated that the Ia
dies hereahouts have the courage OF a
Daniel, for they enter, icarlessly,
this den of lionized bachelors, oil
the tribe of merchandise and find all
that pleases the eye and tickles the
taste 0fthose most fastidious of their
SIX.
am of the opinion that the small
bows oi this place need II slight repri.
nand. They are first 10 find fault,
first to swear and use slang, first Ia
thrust themselves with or in the com.
pany of the adies-at parties or pic.
ni.s, the first TO give the tongue OF
SANDER a proper send off bat the very
last 10 do work, 20 to school Or du
anything useiu' anu stay ~ your
proper place. soine'iihes 'nlhS ,ne
siris are Us "n"c,' " oNa'he ,or Inis
STATE OF anairs Us me ooys.,why wiIl
ayo"hg 'any permits gearing ooy 10
wan on heI Vi ammo! her ~ my
wa! uiVe mem sPo"N anu SEM,
mem nome 10 pa! WIN NJ, ,he 'a,s anu
9"es anu 'hci, s'cus' "nen 'hIs Is
uohe mere WI, oe so'i,c ihu"ce,nc'l.
lof SOBER, slea"! men 10 RlVcmore OF
their true M'eh,ioh 10 lhe company
OF me iaoies' pois are yer! goou
'hihSs w 'heir proper p'nces, pu u
seems 10 me 'na' more OF uhem get
oui OF place anu persist III SO uoihg
=" '''' "" 10y
Knew we nave soiEe h',ie siris,,
NICE giris mat hceu chap,er fead
what wise olI ladies coIl forward
n;eccs and should learn TO knit stock.
mos and feed chickens and not think
so mich of fine dress and The men
Send them ,o school.
-,
lhcre Is piehly OF corn, wheat ana
of This neiyhborbood-no marke
va,ue established vel. os .sncb tbinv,
are held n little higher around her,
Than any place in he State. Plent,
of fine tobacco but not for sale vel
A lille HIGHER If you pIease. Thor,
will he more tobacco mt ON Won
maui, nj Il, nronnr,;on ~ Inn o,,n,,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

F The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon spends a
r,n,,,;,ti,iiion of his time in editing mag
a,;ue We also find it quite n re-
freshiup p%-time to steal away
from our taskSSad indulge in edito-
ria, scribblipgs,> although it may
prove rather costlS luxury.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

or the myriad lights in the heav-
ems, this immense earth of ours is
visible only TO Venus, Mercury,
Mars and the Moon. With just lit
tie coaxing we'll take ours double
column. d & w { {.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

"Pope Leo XIII believes that the
splitting of salt at the table is sign OF
DEATH" Yes, indeed, especially when
the juvenile catch is applicable,
"Spilt on the rudder of fat fowl"
The parson nose, down with such
fowl tales. -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

j. +, Anderson, (truthful James OF
Potter Committee renown) is just
announced as one OF the editors of a
Nevada paper. Special 10 the Ma
tional p. Association: "The Lord
loycth whom he cllasteneth."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

The River and Harbor bill, as re-
ported TO Congress, appropriate'
$5,7S6,000 TO the improvement of har-
Dor and river channels. TO Kentuc-
ky River, 100000; to Rig Sandy
$4,000; to the Cumberland, below
Nashville, $4,000.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18
our county-na

The popular current in favor OF the nominal
ton OF DR.. blackburn for Governor has re-
Gently been made so manifest that the public
instinct cannot mistake its force. The feel
ing does not seem to bs conanel to any par
tiCular locality or section, nut is all pervad-
ing. and all the arts and appliances OF skill
FIJI aud Industrious politicians cannot prevent
It's legitimate rcsults.-tCouricr-Jounal.
Thou hast said wisely. And it had
been better for thee had'st thou said
thine say somewhat sooner.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

There is no truth in the statement
that the editor of the London Times
is about TO resign. We knew our du-
~ TO our generous subscribers and
that gentleman will have to stand his
disappointment as best he can.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Gen. Roger A Pryor, the legal
representative of Tennessee bond
holders, is in Nashville and has made
proposition to the State to discount
tile Indebtedness 40 per cent.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

The Louisville Sunday Argus
comes to us this week burdencd with
pith and briliancy, and is one Of the
very best as well as one of the mast
indispensable of our exchanges.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

The caricatures in HdrperS Week
~ cost two hundred dollars per week,
or SIC, 400 per annum. So the Nasty
work of the Harpers, like that of the
Southern Returning boards, is bought
with price.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Col. Fayette Hewitt seems to walk
over the ground with ease akin to
that of our next Governor, L. p. b.
The Col. possesses all the requisites
for model Auditor and TO him we
gladly say, "God speed"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18


The Farmers Home Journal
suggests TO Commissioner Davie,
the propriety of "down and out
since his announcement of being the
agent for the sale Of fertilizers, agri.
cultural implements, seeds, groceries
&c. We suppose Mr.. Davie appre-
ciatcshis position better by far than
does the Journal and we hope he will
DO influenced only by his own good
ssnse AS for our part, representing
the farming interests pf Southern
kentucky, we sas no p Ny objec-
70 his recent Sc this
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Dir. Blackburn finds friends fort
coming from every inch Of Kentucky
soil. Fair friends, stannch friends and
friends altogether, for evermore.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Miss Parham, editor of the Ballard
.Nems, seems to be extensively quo
ted BY the editorial staff of the State.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18
conan

Do any of you gentlemen ever ia Ike
toddy? htsi H
"Neverw
"What, never?"
"IIardly ever!"
Then, gentlemen, you are not on
the straight road 10 the spiritual
Washingdown-that temperate mar
ket-house for the trucking fprinci-
pie for policy, to the great disgust Of
the "dcar people,"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18
awe a letter from thy sire,


He's coming home or he's n liar,
Baby mine, baby mine"
We have known several fathers to
succeed in getting divorces with con-
siderably less than one half the
grounds contained herein. Take
warning, women writers.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18
Sam. Gaines would have made M

Sam. Gaines would have made no
such charge against DR.. Henderson,
we feel assured, had there been no
truthin it. After our county Com
missioner's schedule had been in the
Superintendent Office three weeks,
attention was called to the delay and
Il seems this Chief Clerk immediately
signed, sealed and delivered" 10 the
Auditor the order check. This is a
lovely way 10 whip the devil around
The stump and attempt to stamp man
with falsehood, who has goaded You IN
to doing simply what You are paid by
the State TO do, aud promptly. The
probability is II public attention had
not been called 10 this gross neglect
on the part of the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, our teachers
would even at>dhis late day have
been bowling forlthcir pay, .inly.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Mr.. POTTER Mr.. President have you ever
appointed man to Office whom you knew, OF
had reason to belive, was engaged in the pur-
chasing OF any Returning Board, or any
memb err thereof?
MR.. HAYEs-Ncver!
Mr.. PorrER-NEyER?
Mr.. HAYEs-Hardly ever!
-COUTier-Joufndl
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

~ Hon. II. d. McIienry, Of Ohio
county, is in Washington DC.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Mr.. PoTTER-Dr. Green, have any
kilograms passed over the wires OF
your company in reference to the
purchase of the Southern Returning
Boards?
DIR. GREEN--Neuerl
Mr.. PoTTER-NEvER?
DIR. GREEN-Hardly ever!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Hon. John Feland has been elected
one of the Vice presidents Of the Ken
tncky Historical Society. A well be-
i slowed and deserved compliment TO
Our cOunty-mnn.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

winter weeps,
When tic ground hog ''holds the fort,'
So re hslo heave;,
When the dema goyuo "pe lis the VOTE
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

Mr.. Went, Chief Clerk of the Su.
perintendent ofPublic lnstruction,noi
satisfied with The NeW Eras expla.
nation of its charge, against DR.. Hen
derson, for derciction of duty, for,
wards the following:
Especial Dispatch to the -Journal.]
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. l4.-rhe Statement
made by the New Era, and reproduced /,
your paper. that Christian county's draft wa
delayed by my absence from home, il false II
fact as there is no delay in the Superintend
ents oficc Such statements are made to in
lure prompt officer. feel it my duty to cor
rect this one. Ed. Z, WENT,
Chief Clark NJ Snnerin tandant
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-02-18

"Do you ever get any valsntinesf'
"Ncver!r
'What, neverf"
"llardly ever"
Yeo,n no.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22

Red paint may be made very useful
in small way, especially in making con.
spicuous such small articles as are liable
20 be lost. The handles Of trowels,
wedding forks. pruning knives. and all
such small implements. ifpainted bright
red nag be very readily found when
dropped in the grass or otherwise mis-.
laid. But flower iups. hanging baskets.
aud many other things. which should
be as ineonspisuOus as possible. are now
very often painted the most positive and
staring red, which makes them appear
obstrusiye and force Themselves upon
the attention. while the plants they uU'"
--------s-s $50 .l,aal.l he secondary.
are rendered iers ..vsirvat'iv.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
FEED YOUR ANIMALS WELL

The man who wears cut eslf's teeth
in effort to make Il shift for itself never
raised prime steer nor sgOOd so~.
Every dollar supposed " be saved thus
in the young animal must BY replaced
later by the expenditure of two. Tie
Iuan who feed best uhile the animal is
young. makss the most mOuey' This Is
generally Recognised ss true b. our best
farmers. and hence the Improvement 10
stock /; aud consequent chsapsnIng ID the
raising Of animals within the last &c"
years. The same rule will spply to all
firm stock. II stinted while youpg.
they never pay the breeder aud feeder
living profit. Hence sho do not keep
pace with the times are always cvp.
planning that there is no money IN stock.
The big prices paid By the best stuck
feeders are for animals that have had
their digestive organs kept intact b.
early aud properly nutritious food. The
value u food snimal lissin IFS sptitujs
10 lay gu hssb. aud those kept steadily
growing from birth will eopsBue thus
grOwth aud increase 10 profitable weight.
20 Do this in the must eucOnvn,ieaI
nannsr, The digestive organs @a,t be
originally strong aud unimpairsd b
abuse Prairie Farmer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22

The following was evidently uttered
BY a true farmer: The country home
can be made very pleasant BY fixing up
the yaris and houses more than they
now are. Farmers should be without
debts, and then they can make farm life
very pleasant. fhe farmer should read
aud stsdy several hours every day. lie
should have good lsborer.. aud have
them understand that bis interest il
theirs Plenty Ofreadiug matte should
be kept gu hand u, all times. Instead Of
straight Lines about the place devote
more ,pace to Landscape gardening. Tie
keeping VI god stock will always add
10 the pleasure Of farming. Farmers
'bOuld get out aud Interchange views
with each other
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22

Spirit Of turpen,iDs is good to take
grease spots out Of wOOIIeD clothes. to
take spots Of paint from mahogany furni.
ture. and TO cleanse white kii gloves.
Crkroashes and al yermin have 81
aversion to spirits Of turPsutine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
PRACTICAL SELF-ACTiNG DOG
LAW

Those having not the law, are Law
unto themselves. "--lsonans, ii chapter
l4th verse.
The combined wisdom Of the legisla.
turs having repealed the dog laws,
aud not having given us,hs better one, /
the above text IL peculiarly applicable
to the sheep, raisers Of Tennessee. The
merits Of The law recently repealed will
not be discussed, but Ms the sheep owners
have to be law unto themselves. the
following is suggested. and when il en-.
forced will be found to work well and
effectively. .~ ~s &a5 # I'D
BE il resolved by she sbeep,owners Of
Tennessee. that each aud every one Of
them keep on hand u double barreIled
gun we'll charged with buck;hot. Which
will be found u very present help in
trouble, -@s' s-*' @ss
BE ii resolved, That each and every
dog found upon the lands Of such per-
sons, unaccompapied by its master. be
treated to the contents Of said gum. i
Be- il further resolved, That in addi.
tion to said gun. said farmers keep also
on band a botile o. strychnine. to be
spr.nkled on any sheep that may be kill
ed on the llace. To provide for the
weak and timid dogs that may congregate
il is best to cut the carcass into pieces
Of suitable size. aud having put ir each
piece some Of the contents Of the bottle.
scatter them around eight or ten feet so
shat all that may colUe eau be accom-.
modatcd. g. @&
Let al adopt this law and practice
it. and il will protect the sheep and
materially lessen the pets Of the leeis
laiu-e. >
/ 10 keep down disputes and fuses.
never talk about killing or having killed
dogs. and all will be well. Il is moi
the killing. but the talk that causes
trouble. Let not your right hand
know what Jour LETT doe,h'-Rwa
Stu.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
CLOVER.

It is little surprising how little clo-
yer is sown 10 this State, when we con-
slider how admirably we'll the soil is suit.
ed to its growth, and its excellence as a
crop for oil kiuds ofstock. ln addition
to the above considerations. wc must rot
forget that it is also, acknowledged to
beono of the best green crops that eau
be gr:wn. for the purpose Of rehoyating
worn out lands. Having long tap roots
which strike deep down into the earth
and bring up mineral resources that are
beyond the reach Of other crops. and
spreading its broad leaves to the air /:
draws large per cent of its growth
from these sources. So il is not strange
that il should DO valuable as fertiliz-
ing plant, when grown aud Plowed IN
der.
All stock growing sections. where the
business is pursued with anything like
success, except on the plains Of the
West, cultivate this valuable plant.
The clover fields Of Virginia and Penn.
sylvania have long been famous, and
the great wealth Of these farming Sec
tions is attributable to the attention
given to clover. Our section may not
be altogether as well adapted to this
plant as the sections just named. but i,
has been sufficiently tried to show that
it can be successfully rai.ea. The very
nature Of our soil-it shows that it ]:
we'll adapted to clover.
We continually hear complaints o.
scarcity Of money and Of there being
nothing here to bring money. Now i
this is the case. eLsve noone to slamt
but ourselves. II the people will put
the same amount Of labor on their farm
raising clover and grass. and raise al
the that this would enable them TO do
they would soon make money IS plenfi-
full here as any Of the cotton and ,Obac'
co districts. There Is money in railing
bestOwing more labor upon their culture
than We bestow upon our farms here %
raising grass and stock. We neel not
expect to realize any thing beyond .
bare living from raising corn and pork
We cannot compete with the rich prair-
les 10 these articles. but il we will turr
our attention to raising cattl, aud sheep
and push the business with anythlbs
like the zeal and labor which it takes .,
raise sottOn and tobacco. We may OK
pect handsome return. Let ever,
farm have its own clover seld.-Frank.
lin Reporter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
AGA IL d.

To who all are suffering from the
ernFs aud iHtliscretiOns ~ youth.
nrrvolls weakness, early decay, Iuss ~
n,aIIiG,,I, &c: will senil u recipe tia:
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary in SuIth America. Send
u self.addre-.ed envelope to the KEv
IusEPH =. INMAN. Station u. Rite
HOusc, NeW York CITY. Iy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22

Tie best time 10 eastra:o the male
t!gs Is Of from fOur 10 six weeks o. sge |;
vr, at least, before xeanihg time. They
seldOs suffer any vsrvrptIIIs check IL
their growth wbsn the operation Is per-
formed at Ibis time. and hey will be
more easily managed than 70 permitted
10 run sBtiIs. The sexual desIIsis de.
,slOp,d very early 10 the male pig ;"nd
When . ist Il younger bears are per
mitted 10 run together. their Its,iine
not unltsqss"tIy seriously reisrd'
Ftgw,h. B~side,. the danger from
ea,,ra,ion increases With The sge Of the
tig after he i si1 wsekE DID
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
TRAINS GOING WEST.

No. A. Connects at Greensboro with Sa-
lem Branch, ut Air Line junction with A. &
q. A. l.. iIallroad for all points South and
Southwest; al Charlotte with q. q. Il A. II.
X. for all points south aud southeast; al sal-
isbury with w. b. G.. X. II. daily except sun.
day for all paints IN Western North Carolina.
No. ~ nj Airline junction with A. IL T..
A. l.. for all points South and Southwest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers (spply ing early) for the
year 1879 may have, without charge. the
numbers for tile last quarter oi ISIS OF such
periodicals. N ihsy mas subscribe for.
or instead, new Subscribers ~ any two,
have one Of tile -Four Reviews Tor 1858;
subscribers TO all live may have two OF the
-Four Reviews, or one set OF Blackwood's
Magazine for 1858.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor dis
count ~ clubs can be allow ed unless the mo.
ney 8 RENTED direct TO the publishers. No
prrmi an given to clubs.
To seizure premiums IL win be necessary
u make early application. ~ the stock ayaila-
ble 81 that purpose Is limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
Al Barclay St. New York.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
Staed North Carolina, PERSON
Superior Court. COUNTY.

Superior Court. COUNTY.
J. 7. Cri,cher. administrator Of Thomas
Gates. f.*.S+ att
. against
John Gates, Solomon Gates. Eliza Me-
Culloek aud husband Wilson McCul.
lock, Sallis Gates. the children OF
william Gates. (names unknown
Haywood N. Gates. Avery NJ. Cites,
Elizabeth King aud husband Thomas
A King. VIM. Gates. Fanny Gates.
Henry Gates. Tillett Gates, William
tates. Lucy Gates, John Gates aud
Hsywood Gates. '.1
THIS proceeding l. petition by the Plain
j. titf for The sale Of eighteen acres of land
N Person County, descended from tue said
Thomas Gates, iced, upon the shove named
Defendants Us his only heirs NJ law, Tor assets
In the hands Of the Ilaintin. 10 he applied 10
the cost aud charges o. administering the e.
tale Of said dereascd. and a. the payment Of
bis del,ts; aud II appearing TO the Court that
VIM. Gates, . brother ~ Thomas Gates, u
dead, leaving issue, children who are non-re-
sitlenis II This state, aud whose names aud
ages cannot he aSrertamed by the Plaintiff.
after the most diligent enquiry: u l. thrre-
fore ordered by the Court. that publication
be made for six weeks In tue Durllsm Reeor-
der, n TO The non-Tesident Defendants. that
they appear ut the Clerks ONCE In said eoun-
~ ON ar beforr the tirrt day ai November
next ensuing. and answer or deInur 10 the
complaint IL the Plaintiff which l. on die In
said Offer. over fhei proper names, or Judg.
mgnt win b. taken pro rOnIs-sp ~ ~ them.
Witness, J. J. i.ailstlell. Clerk % said Court
and JHd e IL Probate lur sid county, this
18th day Of sept. 1853. -.
=. >. LANsDRLI.. Clerk
and Judge " Probate.
wISsrEap 4 TgHHY.
Attorneys Tor Pf'f. Sept. ~ CO.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
1kRMsfor 1879 Iucluding Postaqe:I
POSTAGE.

This item Of expense, now borne BY th5
o. blislirrs. il equivalent To u reduction M 70
jrr cent on the eUsl to subseribers in former
years.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
ssssss ssssss
CLUES.

A discount OF twenty per cent will be al
lowed " clubs Of four or more persons.
Thus; louf copies OF Blackwood OF Of one
keh W will lie sent 10 one address for sl2,So
four copies Of the FUR keyiews and Black
wood for CAS- and so on.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-10-22
SALEM BRANCH.
SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE

SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE
Run both ways with Trains Nos. ~ aud a.,
hetwern New York aud Atlanta via liichmond
Greensboro aud Charlotte, and IRON Greens.
bDro 10 Augusta. on Train No. AZ, and on
Train No. ~ ON New orb 10 Greensboro.
aud on Train No. ~ from. Augusta 10 New
York via Richmond.
III Through Tickets on sale NJ Grcensbo-
ro. Raleigh. Gnldsboro. Salisbury and Char
loite. andat III principal points South, South
west. West. North and East. For Emigrant
ratest0 points in Arkansas and Texas,
Address =. n. MACMURDO,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
j23tf ~#& .-sea kichmpnd, Va