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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24
THE OLD WORLD.
EngIaDd-Cr Cruel and Gnustic
Criticism of PnrneII

Lo>DuN, February 23.-Tne Times says
the marked r'j"'tlUn by Parnell In the
common, yesterday Of TIE uppoituitv
Tor crrng himself from the dis.
ctrdt ut holding relation. with the lr-h
a.-a--tu- might b Justified il his political
conduct had been from the beginning
pbpy, suspicion. he country. the Times
-tys, nauno. be expected to view with Ia
y"r conduct which seem, to be wanting in
courage and candor
The Daily News says it understands
PHmcll uus consented to rccousltcr his
purp sc Of moving AN amendment {, the
address III reply to the speech from the
Tia one in ar nigum Mt Of the executive
for ireland Tor the administration Of the
crimes act.
1MsH REPUBLICANS DIsGUsrED.
LoSDoS, February 23-Thirty old
mem crs Of the Irish Republican Broth
GER cod resident in London have pub
ished an address to the Brotherhood
cXprcssif < the horror ,ud shame with
which they read the diskracciul 1t ,ry
told m KiImaiuham court house.
FOEsIER's GREAT SPEECH.
LoNDuS, February % The STANDARD
says NO speech of recent airs produced
such interest and excitement as For-ter'a
attack on the land l. ague. Friends and
foes admit 1t to be the greatest effort he
ever male. The speech was eagerly
and kecnly discussed in the lobby Of the
house.
PARLIAMENT.
LoNDoN, February 23.-There was
much excitement in the commons at the
opening uf tie session thi afte noon, az
1t was expected thai Parnell would
speak IN answer to the charges made
against him by Forster yesterday. A
mr-e number were in the lobbies, and
unable to- find room i'll the house;
he strangers gallery and peoples gal
lrry were filled, IN well as the seats of
nll memb. rs reserved. Parnell said the
utmost he desired 10 do was to max,
suspicion clear to the Irish people a.
home and abroad. Forster, he said,
ought to Ice ashamed for traduciug him.
lie declined to reply to Forster's ques-
ton, and charged that gen
tlrman with having asked
him ParnelD to disclose the
secrets Of ms associates. II Foster had
believed that the articles published in
the Irish World were likely to iucltc
crime, why hni he not stopped the circu-
IHtlou OF that paper lie compared the
responsibility of Forster, who had real
tine ulicl., and believed what the result
would be, 10 that OF himself, who never
read rhrm, although they were brought
against him.
Justin Mccarthy. member for Long
tort has written to Forster, informing
him that he VIII personally attack him
during speech which he (McCnrthy) iu-
lend TO maze in tie commons.
sir stafford Northcotc has given notice
that will move lor the appointment OF
"a committee Of Inquiry into the matter OF
the rc.etse OF Parnrll, Dillon and Kelley
from kilmainham jul
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Mr.. Pink Downs departed Tor tempt,
yesterday.
MIR. f. Dickcy has rented out his resi-.
dence and moved into the city.
Mr.. j. c. Prathcr was reported much
wore last night II Is feared he viii not
recover.
Il. II. Harrison took the Missouri Pacific
train for the south yesterday. lie has
gone TO Snlada.
Deputy United States Marshal Burgc
returned yesterday morning from trlp
down tho Central.
Miss Ida BIakely, OF Richmond, Texas
is visiting her friend, Miss Fmnkic GA,
ham. on South Fourth street.
Misc laurie Wendell. OF Sunny Sid,
plantation, Bayou Tccho, La, is In thccity
on Nisit 10 her sister, MIS-, ". T.. Cotton
on South sixth street
Dr. u. b. Taylor. Of the United States
army and surgeon in charge OF Fort Ring
gold il stopping Mt the Pacific hotel. tie
Is accomptnied by his vile and two chill
drcn.
Mrs. lrscoc, nee Miss Lutte Jennings.
of Nucldcr, Texas, Is IN the city. the guc {
Of Dr. and Mrs. 6. &. McGrrgOr Mrs.
Brscoc resided In Wac Tor several years.
and has many friends here,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

Woo N Income Il sort VI Grrtnu
Green for IN away lovers b MT on mat
rimouy. We hive had two runaway
coup es married here this week. one
from Falls county and another suppressed
to be from Bell. This last couple arrived
Thursday evening and yesterday pro
cured license and were married by WIN.
w. Evans, Esq, justice of the peace. 1t
Is reported that they had gone to Bolton
and trIed to get license, but failed.
Their NAMES are } NJ. Prewltt aud Miss
Sarah Cir sham, No blame whatever cau
he attac he'd to our county clerk FOR issu-
ing this license rs he was not advised OF
the facts, If such are the facts, Of the
case.
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WASHINGTON.
ROUTINE WORK IN CONGRESS-
YESTERDAY.
The Naval Yellowstone Park viii
Not Be Leased Mar on the Navy
Department.
RlRDELL IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL
THE HDtsE

THE HOUSE.
WAsHEdToS, February 23.-The
| Pound rule, setting apart one hour each
day Tor consideration Of any measure
| called up by committees 10 which there
| shall MOI be five objections was adopted
! The enatc amendments to the army
| HpprOp rlation and the forticHtlun upprp-
| prlatiOu bills, were nou-cpucurrci lu,
and conference committees uppolut"u
/ The house then went into committee
Of the whole on the suudy civil Hppro-
/ prihtiOu bills.
The house committee ON foreign niiar-
agreed to report Avurahly the resolution
asking further Information conc rnIrg the
| luuortntion OF sulu' from the > hd"Iuh
| / ] tnis. whether or not frauds are pTa To-
ticrd by the trade.
I he clause relative to the Yellowstone
purk having been rcacUcd, NcCuok
moved to strike ont tine prOyis ON uu-
thor zug the sccr. tary Of the interior TO
lease portions Of tine park under certain
re trlctluns,au to insert IN hrI thereof %
proyso prohibiting tin secretary Of the
in eriOr from Leasing any portion OF
Yellowstone park to any person. com
pauy or corporation for any purpose
whatever, declaring Of no force or effect
any lease, agreement, exclusive privilege
or monopoly Already granted or entered
INTO ana authorizing tio secretary OBJ
war 20 make necessary dr'alIs oi Iro"p3
I" prevent LeHPhsHerS or lhntruh'r' en-,
'er'hS upon the paTh WIN lH' ""!' ti "'
destroying game thtTein' or INV "'l'i
rurp"se hr"hIuitea ny ia" Inc amend
in@it was N'oi,'1t. .......,,....4.;,-.
toH' ol N"rtl n" H,' ,No
u - .uo cln.'Sc "ppI"i lln',uE 9loV'V '"'
w w 3"Pl"l' VI i''' uo'".,'. S1'"'" D"
'"7iIiIk,"' ",i,' IA ""''o"yy VI i''a i'i''
ll"i' Il,,''u! !, 'llG p'' iutt Em "v"'.,"
y kecS'vi i, w4.'n ''It ro'lti'o,'e u. 'le
Po".p VI nI''i,'lH lSit,'''s ~ J., Mt,e
hu""" "hc'c many VI t"eSo """f"t'S
went ,.,,n... un,.,,.,...
'"N"'h'9 "' ''NN ~
WAsilN"ToN, February 25-Dnrlng
the discussion ON the naval bilI IN the
SENATE Anthony offered hh amendment
hpproprlaunH S2VhVOu 10 enable the
secretary OF the navy TO blllld expert
me tai Huhboats,
Mcfhers9n' discussing the amend
meht, alluded TO the presence "t the
secretary OF the navy III the
senate the other day III con-
Versa'loh WIN A"th"hy' ana went on 10
nuke M hithck upon the secretary az
one VIII" WAS AT home III the l.Dhy. He
had great respect Tor the president, who
hhd 20 Tar gwen the country an admin
iS'r"t'oh IA worthy OF NpproVhl aH any
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24
Cheap Goods.

Oar housekccpers aud the heads Of FAM
lies VIII save money by calling ON Mr.. X.
W. HILLS, at the corner of Futh and Aus.
tin street. lie Is closing out his stock Of
groceile, at great sarIidce Us he Is
anxious to wind up his business. Every
description OF groceries, nelts, hour.
canned good, Ct, can be bought Tar be-
low cost, Tnls l. no sham selling on of
old stock, ior Mr.. Hills announces his in-
tentiOn Of closing OUT ami retiring from
his present business entirely, and all who
deslie birgatls should not tail 10 call on
him.
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Washington Miscellany

THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
WAsHlSdroN. u. C. February 23-
lie did as Dorsey desired, and m May
following the interview gave the niliia-
Wit to Dorsey IN Bosler's presence. Dor.
scy wr,tcIu the words land others" and
/ then striking match, burned the pencil
/ drnft NJ the affidavit Witness dl not
RENE mbcr telling McNcalh and Wood
ward that Do. scy gave W, III Turner
/ l,jOu or 1000 shares Of mining stock tp
Influence hs official u ton, Did show
I them a memorandum to hat effect, dld
not recullcct telling Woodward that
| Dorsey gave james W. Iyucr
/ 1000 shares ut the same mining stock
. To influences IN some way his
official action, rcmem cred showing %
memorandum. The memorandum was
| in the handwriting Of =. W. Dorsey, and
given witness 10y Do scy II WAS In
Rerdells desk at his office when hc was
sent to AL, but he has not seen 1t since.
The cross examination Of Rcr ell was IT.
rumod IN he star cute tril tins morn
IuE 10y Col, lu-crs H. KrfyrruI to tie
interview with Dorsey at Wlllurd's, wit
ness suld uo left re- court room 40 tine
request Of Dorsey and went t. the lat
trr's room ut the hotel. Dorsey iorhud
the dourand charged witness with going
over t. the government, but sad "(uu
reckon without your hos | have got
You within my grasp aud propose to
hold you there. | can send 8Ou to the
ptuitcutHry for perjury; have got
those letters and | propose to publish
them. Now Lave written ont what
wau', | want you tn go aad copy It, take
1t to u notary public and swear To- IT. /
can lhve !ou arrested before night
II SO desire Wit ess
was completely crushed; supposed
hr could be prosecuted Tor perjury in
making the first affidavit lugcr-ol
called the attention OF the court to the tact
ihu IL had been alleged thar lirrdcl imj-
utcd D.jsys writing. Tie referred 10
the slatrmon' by witness Wednesday CON
cCrning Congressman Brltnrd, whom he
(IngersulD believed 10 BE- a perfectly hon
est man. Witness had Stated that "a check
Tor $1,000 had been given Bolturl and the
amount charged To the mail account. Now,
the tact wa, Dorsey had In his possession
a peculiar kind OF rifle. ByltOrd saw 10 and
wanted one. Dorsey procured H. and in
payment drew check Tor S29 That check
wa, tor the rifle, and was marked ON the
stub j. b. b. That was the only trans
action bttNcen then. OF course Byturd
diu not know anything about what the
check was Tor; II WAS nor given to him.
but to the person from whom the
rifle WAS purch6s d. Ingcrsol desir. j. he
said To 20 into tins memorandum To show
that it was made entirely by witnos that
he USED "a pencil because 10 WAS easier thus
10 Initiate hand writing, and that To show
that 90 such payment, such AS had hDcn
sworn to 10y witness, had ever been made
to Bedford, Tyuer or Turner, hc wanted To
show that they could not have been made
ll..T af. O.. ..f 10
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that it had been loan ID to another Gus
toner to wear until his the customer 81
watch was fixed. Mr.. Abrc finally found
his watch IN the possession OF Mr..
j. L. Wilson, of tho st.
CHARLES saloon, to whom Schmid
had pawned 1t Tor debt ~ three dol
lars. Mr. Wilson very promptly re-
stored the watch when he learned how
Il came into Schmid'- posse Sion Mr.
Jno. Farley has lost a valuable clock en-
trusted to Schmid, aud another citizen
mourns the loss " watch, for which
DE advertised IN our columns yesterday.
Most persona express surprise at
Schmld's course, but uttrb To- his fall to
his passion for liquor aud and other dis
sipatious. He's reported to have gone
10 Monterey MEXICO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

Of our citizens MS a jeweler who has re-
sided here for some time, has left us 10
seek the sunny cline beyond the Rio
Grande He has been discovered in
several crooked and criminal transac-
tons, having appropriated and disposed
OF goods and iewelry entrusted to him
for repairs. Mr.. Abeel left his watch
with him to be repaired and when he ap-
piled for it was put off with the answer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

Fer several days the public has been
on the qul yiye as TO the identity of
Rochelle whose advent was announced
IN these columns. "Rochclle" has ar.
rived at last, aud will make headquarters
at A HERE'S two places, on Austin ave-
nue., aud at the Pacific hotel. Rochelle"
Is cigar made especially for Herr, and
one OF the best cigars that money ever
bought, Try Rochelle and bc con.
yiuctd.-ly43Itc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

gro goodman disappeared each night
and That when one brother was riding the
other could never be found anywhere.
The mystery came to an end last week.
and the n.igh Urs were treated to rough
and tumble fight on the street between the
brother and the cuaChman. Then the
immense feline escaped IRON confinement
il the bag. Il seemed thai the young
men, unable TO pay the wages of "A negro
cuachman. took turns In bltcking up with
burnt cork and actinga- driver. This was
all very well until jim, the elder. insisted
on Georges driving him 10 the residence
81 Georges young lady Hence tie row.
IMu numnn AnI hmrsn ure for -nln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

In order to reduce my stock ! am of.
ferug everything at reduced prices
Cor-ets, hoop skirts, bustlcs, gloves
neck wear Of cv ry dcscr ptiou, trim.
miDgs Of different kinds, al reduced.
Millinery reduced, HAIR brlids Mt cost
hair waves tcduccd and curls at the low
est price possible Hair worked up:
hair bought stamping done. Dress
charts 81; leHtiug machine, 81. Dress
making 10y Mrs. Austin. Gail aud get
bill for dress and trimmings no. Goublc
to tell you the articles need Il IN each
suit, MBs b. j. pu-s.
No. 52i5 Austin St, Up Stlrs.
2.23IWtr
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From the B'st-u Post.

The following story is waited to rs
from the zenith city of the unsaltcd sen,
Chicago. There are two brothers on Ia
sale avenue who move In pretty good
circles on very little money. \ while ago
their neighbOTs were astunlsled To lind
the family in possession OF coupe and a
negro driver BY and by, however, 1t was
noticed that only one OF the brothers was
seen in the hack Al one time. 10 add TO
the mystery 1t was discovered that the he
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Have Gou Soon Ihnt Bright
A.iGlIi..

In our urgent cudcuvur to ,lways hnve
the bet goods in our line, TINT 1t Tx pos.
sibe to obtain, we are not behind the
times on lamp oil. We carry all the
high ST list with the most complete aud
improved patent srouts, and now, when
you want oil that will not CA lode, will
MOI smoke the chimney md viii CIV.
the brightest light, send to ny for it and
~ hen you can call in and learn our uni.
form low prices on all goods in the
grocery md provision line. We are here
to encourage all improvements and wage
war a-alnst high prices and udultcra-
tous Of every kind.
A.JONI, TAYLOR n Bro,
Nos. i anu piuthcr Block.
IuODtp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

TIE LATE POPE REMAINS.
ROM, February %. At 4 o'clock
Wednesday morning the heart and vital
parts Of the late Pope Z us TX were
removed with solemn ceremonies from
the crypt where they have been depos-
tied since death, and placed perma-
nifty in marble urn near the tomb OF
ST Nurk
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nranAnlNn MN rRkrrNnrrs

PARIS. I bruary 2j.-Dccrecs enforcing
tllr law OF 1874 deprvIug the princes ui
their military pos is will be- gazct'cd to
morrow. 1t IS understood that only the
puc &c Charities amt Due d'Arncon Will
be- affected by the enforcement OF the law
1t Viii ail ct neither the Due de- Prnthe-
yrc. who is already Xcmpled from service.
nor Prince E"luud Bonapartc who is not
regarded as a prctcndcr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

shiloh cough and consumption cure
Is sold 10y us on q guarantee. 1t cures
CONSUMPTION. Castles, Morrison n Co.,
Waco, Texas. O2Os6m--2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

An old nurse says Acker's English
remedy is best for coughs, Group, duh
liberia or bronchitis. Sold 10y Castles,
Morrison ~ Co, druggists, Waco, Texas.
-OiJi&wly2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

That hacking cough can ne so quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarntee ii.
For sale 10y Castles, Morrison Il Co.
Waco, Texas. 02OS6m-2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath sccur d by Shiloh's Catarrh rem.
edy, Price 50 cents, nasal injector free.
Castles, Mo rison a Co., Waco, Texas.
UnOSbu-p
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The Rage ofIhe sen.on

Are the lat st designs OF initial lace
pins. Call and see them at
U2lltt j, LLyINsKis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

That we know will not be accepted.
j, L. Barnes has the finest old sour mash
whisky 10 be found in Waco. 02l4lm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-24

For instruction in all English brahclr>
and tue study OF the German language
will be opened by the LIST OF Marah AZ lle
spacious anu convenient scnool roo'u'
connected with the Jewish temple.
Dr. Suhlcr, well known both 10 tHIvT
and this country rs a pcdagogue Of .Ns"
merit and sixteen years ui practical en-"
rlcnce, guarantees to parents lh'I usrnj
their children to his tuition, carei'l a,.r
successful training in aN elcllith' n.y.
branches of the English studies ana III Wv
German language, which latter has or
come so important Il factor IN iIl taI '',,.
OF lite. The services OF a first class usS' -iiI
ant have been secured and no efforts VII
be spared to make this institute u u'o'''
in every respect D.. cor-
No extra charge for instruction III u',
man (and Hebrew il requested An evan evan
ing class tor young ladies ana gen'le"'''
viii be opened at the same time. -,.,.s
For references and part cullIs P''''S
apply to Sanger Bros, at their One ,,rp
DIR. a. ouHLLE,
Formerly superintendent OF Dallas ~
brew college.
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We think we can cure a bad Gls.
backache quicker with one OF O lnacbs
Smart Weed and Bella iOnnR b !..A.,ar
Plasters, than by any other aPrilca.'l,gsI9
and after the backache is cured, !oou,f5rt
still wear the plaster without discounts mi.
for two or three weeks or longer psila.
combination Of Smart Weed ana ~ 10
donna is a great hit, and it Is haiS weld
find any pain or ache that wlI no.
to it. Price % cents. Sold by dfEtse ,II,,
everywhere. Sold by Tucker 4 " iA'
Waco, Texas.-O22llw
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viii you suilur with Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaint Sh,loh's Nltuhgcr is
guaranteed tu cure you For s,le by
Castles, MORRISON S Co., Waco, Texas.
u2uSGm >
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For lame bnck, side ar chest use Shi.
loh's porous plaster, Price 70 cents.
For sale 10y Castles, Morrison a Co.,
Waco, Texas. O2uSGm .
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10 BE
F oand q. Eaton,
The best variety in Waco, srt,.
that please every one. '"'
ID + Lie A c Els,

3pouni tin broiled front, b cent, n.
tin.
3 pound TN mackerel and ton,
sauce, 30 cent, per tin.
pound tin smoked salmon, D cant,
per tin.
pound tin smoked Finnaw Hall.,
% cents per tin.
2pound tin fried sea trout, 20 cen.
per tim.
2pound lin broiIed fresh mackerels
cents per tin.
2pound tin mince meat, ~ cents Ne
tin.
3 pou"d tin miuce meat, "a cent. D..
TIN.
8 pound tin mince meat, Ia cents Dr.,
tin.
. pound tin apple butter, 60 cents b,
tin.
. pound tn peach butter, 60 cents Dr..
TIN.
3 pound tin ounce butter, 90 cents d.
tin.
pound tin plum butt r, 60 cents De-
tin.
pound tin pear but er, GO cent. p,
tin.
Our Silver Dust Flour at $3.50 y.
hundred or Sl.75 per SICK.
Our Delmonico Flour at $500 per bon.
bred or $3.50 per sack.
Our Patent Flour ut Sl20 per hunls
or $40 per sack.
These brands are pronounced the bs
IN this market by those who have trs.
them.
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LAND SCRIP.

We deal in all issues OF Government
lHnd Scrip which includes
surveyors General Certificates.
Sioux llali-Brccd Scrip,
Valentine Scrip.
POrteriield Scrip.
Land Warrants, etc
Fun information furnished on applica.
tion. Orders by wire or mail win receiys
prompt attention.
PRESTON, KEAN:& co.
tO3US Bankers, Chicago.
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A full car load of dressing C afths 4
lust received at stephenson, I J5i,,.
Stener's.
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when you drink at Eopcr's emil nr
the oyster. 2l6tc
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topper Saloon ua' 2ljtc
oyster on fork.
Levine Bros, are the peers v'
turnishers in Waco. -O2llic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-05

The River and Valley EsaiIrt ads Prison
Crowded. Etc.

The River and Valley RaiIrt ads Prison
Crowded. Etc.
Ten gondola loads OF iron for the o. r. R
arrived Monday. Vics President Thompson
writes TO agentleman here that owing TO IN
avoidable delay the engine and construction
train will not reach here until Monday o.
Tuesday next.
The nine or tan thousand cro!s ties gotten
out by Frazier g. Kane were sold by the as
signee Saturday, last at from twenty-five L
twenty-three cents each In the woods. The
principal part OF them were purchased by Ru
agent Of the Elm Grove railroad.
Henry j.. Wilmoth, convicted OF robbing I
postotfice and sentenced TO two year tern
n the Peniientiary by The United State
Court ct Clarksburg, YVES received ut th'
prison few days ago. That institution nov
contains al prisoners, rIS more prisoners
than cells. The Board OF D rectofs will hole
their semi.annual meeting at the Penitsn
tiary TODAY.
Mr.. John Hornbrook, formerly Of Horn
brooks Mills, this county, now q protnt
uent merchant at Captins, was in town a ev
days ago. Mr.. Hornbrook Is very much
elated over the prospects OF & speedy conStrlc
ton OF the Ohio Valley railroad, as lie conf
IDENTIFY believes that his town will be largely
benefited by the building, ant operating Of
the road. The one crest Draw back 10 the
prosperity Of Captina, and other towns simu'
larry situated, Is the apparently increasing
unreliability OF the Ohio river as means oil
travel aud traffic. The building OF the road will
give towns on the Ohio side prompt, and Of
all seasons OF the year reliable outlet for the
immense products Of the surrounding
country purchased, and handled by the
merchants OF the river TWINS, and thus
enable them to pay bett prices, at least
during the suspension OF river navigation,
for srain, wool, tobacco. &C., &c. .O.r1