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FOR THE SOUTH-MAIL LINE.
VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY, AND PORTSMOUTH
AND ROANOKE RAILROAD.

A 1.-The Baltimore Steam
"a Packet Company" give no.
YsaSUfUrf2 AAGHftar3e~ tice that and after the
E1aHEo.LE<4a94Hpr It'll OF March last, their
boats, the GEORGIA, Captain Cofiey, and JEWESS
Captain RUSSELL will alternately leave the lower end
of Spears wharf Baltimore, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON at o'clock for Portsmouth and Nor
folk Passengers for Charleston Will be forwarded
in accordance with the following schedule.
Leave Baltimore at O'Clock, PM.
Arrive at Portsmouth at O'Clock, AN.
Leave Portsmouth at o'clock, AM
Arrive at Weldon at O'Clock, P.M.-Ten hours IN
advance of Passengers via Washington city
Leave Weldon at O'Clock, AM.
Arrive at Wilmington at o'clock Pm.
Leave Wilmington Immediately, and arrive at Char
lesion early next morning. The above boats are SO
well known to the travelling public as combining
strength speed, and great comfort, that II Is deemed
unnecessary to say additional word the subject
Passengers for Richmond, Petersburg, or interme-
date points on James river, by leaving Baltimore on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, or FRIDAY AFTER
ferred TO the James River boat early next morning
arriving at their place Of destination the same day
before sunset
Returning-A boat will leave Norfolk every Sun.
day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday night at 8
o'clock, and 10 Portsmouth, where she will
await the arrival Of the from Weldon and depart
for Baltimore the passengers and baggage
on board, arriving here in about Ia hours after
departure Any information relative to the different
stage routes branching oil from the Wilmington Ra
Road can be obtained by applying to
JNO. G.. MOAI.E, Gen. Agent
Bait Steam Packet Co
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For $50 note on any Baltimore Bank, Cor its equi-
valent in other money! we viii send one copy of
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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18


competition with regular bid aside for extravaganes
and where bid contains any the above alterations Their
disadvantages viii be estimated IN comparing with othel
proposals.
IS There should be but route Bill for in Proposal
II Thooue the service the yearly pay, e bidders
and residence and the name oeach member OF the firm where
a company offers. should be distinctly stated
Is heloiowihs Is the form Of the guaranty which should
be filled, the st blink with the Of the guaranor the
second tt that Of the bidder and tho third and ouith with
the beginning AMI terminating points Of The routes and after
being dated should be signed BY he guarantor who must
shown by the written certificate Of postmaster, other
equally satisfactory testimonial TO be Of property and
able T. make good his guaranty This guaranty ceuhsd
should accompany each bid.
The UNDERSIGNED - guarantees that--if his bid for
carrying the n'a from - to - be accepted blythe Post
General snail into obligation prior 20 the Isl
day ofJay with good and sufficient surees 10 perform
the service proposed.
"Lated-3I
t9 The bid should Be addrosedto the First
Assistant Postmaster General with Mail Proposals in the
State Of written he face ofthe eer and should bo
despatched in time TO Be received by before the I4h Apr
next At o'clock p m.
20 The contracts to be executed before the ls July
next.
c. A. WICKLFFE
PosT 0TFIcH DEPARTMENT. Dee. Il, 1871.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18


II vrae q a1 e r eTeeas5 s e the adeFs,soed b
~ As9rew S esoEan a45 1aLy s = ms W. w a. l O. 1e
TaPah slobasaa ard laaae5e ard or me purposes and
Tie Islt deg. # .Iey. 1912.
at salem in be County ef fh aad s Of 2l ssiss1
interest Cug one aov) Tracto about a9) of laad
c isgas 5egs saw MILLS ereced bcfeon sad sis 5asY
sizs 5er rsef containing about Sixteen Hundred acres
ofand uainprovea situated il e county o ah ea ine BASIS
I.ss tie 559iae dsseasl parcels oC land 70 viz The soah-
q9sr.sF .. es.'oa @ = : 9 losa = w ~ = yye -
Tas 2oh aag If Uag 1912
a a md IS ss afoGs5id aa3aas Of on iI59RE5
LIKELY NEGROES and folouing Trae U a-sirbe end
ion %: all Of Township and Rass Fyeoft4e sisrd
Alo ssqs1ai vaaab Blood Horses including the imported sal
lion V0IY unless The may have bn previously disposed
: 10 Il ne sae ofeae Ias Plsnon qsnsis wagons and
TIE 2syd day Of Nay. 1912
d e ou9of isy sggssad Fly shar s e @ eag.l $50, soes
TIE 2lst day Of June, 1912.
mated upon waters ofhe Greek naed in the county Of 1aa
bache, aud Se OF Mississippi ab1a lsiye m'e rom t'n5
upon improved there viii Be growing the tie
Also abaot EF9fI1,l III Ely NEGRoEs aud The stock Of
Horses Mules Cale, logs Corn Fodder Plantation Implements
Tie 24tt deg q June, 1912,
Grenada. rae Of aad surrounding and embracing
The said mills supposed contain about Three Thousand
hundred liable Creek Bottom.
remRaderb Timber and and pfeeRting with The MILL FIX
TURS aud FINE Wat POWER, Tanney and Work Shops
desirable object OF speculation:
Al the time and plas sandry lots and improvements
sis Household Furniture Fon Biaeksmiths and Carpenter
Tools 6arts, Wagons and Garry logs. And
Asa one of land saated county Yeobaa
and bn the which recently purchased Of
John Saefrv.
Selling Trustee shall convey ether title than pos
such. E. PUGH DAWES.
Marshall County, Miss Dee. 0. 1871
b the wish and of all the parties
the sales properly conveyed the above Deed rust
The whole business viii BE- conducted by Us Jointly
K. P. Dawes,
GEO I'll. WYATT
Marshall County, Miss Dec l9 le4l-29-ds,
EThe Reporter Grenada Nachez Courier Nachez viii
weekly till day
this Office The Natchez Courier will please discontinue E.
Pugh Dawes former advertisement OF Valaable Land and Ne
Il fsrsvar e his ofice
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18
GR 0G9R II So


, 5OICGLOIf DL1tf 4 - :, IOLL1 H1R4-su'
~ Lii end The hrs' week ia every month "a ls @
~ balance of his tilne wiz ba devoted Il saea calls
mad- upon him from the country, or adjoining counties -
municat]ons Tue subject OF his prqiessaa T. 1
Holly SpTa9ss his snail be mo sEae and eli
warranted Any avoTs extended hin in bis sGo-a-5.az-
BE- than AIuiIg acknowledged -=b. II---
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18
~ - y y - u 8 =
e. A. MYERS,

CsTILL continues carry on the above business Tie
lie has on hand handsome Of hats of 6rsi
winch he offers low for cash. b A. 5IlAs
B. Hats made 10 order the shortest notice-As5Te
Sap6efher 39h.-I0-6nr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18
Tie state Of Mississippi,

rMARsHALL COUNTY. -
RT TOTICE is hereby given, that William Wright Jss
and Y. n Garrison my lawful Deputies al o--l
lions given by this day revoked 100 es-.f
Dec. :, IS41-19-tf WYATT EPFE2 IF
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18

ETTERS of administration de b0HfS on Inc
II late s. B. Isaacs deceased having been duly granted m
dersgned, BY the Probate Court Of Marshall coung
day Of October All persons having claims 5ga
are required to exhibit the within he tiHe n
the same viii be barred. L ?. Z ~ ,et..5.rsss
Feb II, 1af2-30-6V. aalAis
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18
ANDmANT 80

80 z S. ~ GGa - = AZ
yTTOULD respectfully inform the public, that she F
W attend all business the above line sho
ard being her wish please the community. she will
work sent her on the most befal lersSae 1aueT heTs
beraliy and strict applicable business share
patronage. Shop few rods ofihe Union House Mrs
December I6, 164I-2I-4m. 4. j E
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18
TrnSt SaIH.

eY virfoe of deed of trust executed 10 me hr
Z daly recorded in the Probate Clerks Office -
mississippi, the > day OF February lsl0 ~ D.
PAGES 390 and 39I. shall sell 10 Ej5aes1 bf4ssr
residence at john Stone. the underneatlazef r-,
OaIoaFoy tte 6yst dag a Augass Isl50
he following tract Of land 10 wit:-Sec.ion N =
Ne of Range No , East OF the basis asereaea Al -
lands IN aid county and State: Also Gve IfSET s. 49,
to Wit Dicf 4len, Augustus, I2o5syt ara i.s.s f---
delivered 10 under said deed ofuuSf. en- ~ bsIza
The tile The land is believed 10 ba nud5rb.e8 Ia.
VII BE made is vested il by said deed atrHa
THOMAS T0oNBvS
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18

lESO II the same time and place br virtue ola #.
executed 10 the undersigned tT John Stone ana lg..-
the Probate Clerks oice of Tippah county Mississippi
day of July, 1910, in Deed Book o. pages 56a and - f.
Section No = in Township No l. ot Range 30. Z Eea
sis meredian o the Chickasaw lands IN St caHnly and $50
tbe following personal property, provided tae l1r
possession under said deed of trust before he
wit: Ten LIKELY NEGROES, six head II horses l..-
eighty bead o1 cattle, sevenlVdve sheep. Ea-
dfed head cf hogs bec kSmil.s oois- eEd Eee.
household and kitchen l3raitITe farming utensils Se
10 menti0n. particularly enumerated iu said deed ~.
tile vii be made vested bg said dee5 eltza1
THOMAS Tua.ea
THOMAS E-IE.s
february L. 1542-27-6m ..
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-18

zhe Reporter Grenada Natchez Courier Natchez vii
please above weekly till day ale forward
this oasce zThe Nachez Courier will please discontinue E
Pugh Dawes advertisement OF Vauab and Ne
groes," forward bill 70 this Office
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
TIE EXTRA SESSION.

GD'On Monday next, the Ohio legislature conyen
to lay The State off into Congressional districts What
the Governor will have to say is easy TO guess The
old exploded doctrines of National Bank State Bank
or Protective Tariff, will be fesngIy brought before
the Legislature, all Of which will receive that respect
usually given to the dead. We see ii stated that an e-
fort will DO made echarler some of the present banks
on the old system-viz, without making bankers n>
divduaIly liable for their debts, all poor men are.
But we hope no democrat will lend hand in creating
such privileges for the rich few at the expense of the
poor Many. They have the history of the past before
,hem and many lessons can be learned from it-les-
sons whichhave cost the working people many hard
days labor.
Tho naR Banking law, is daily becoming more pop
ular with the people, and indeed its bitter oppo>
nents have little to say against it, IT can easily be pur
ged of any defects and then, Bankers will not
under it, we for one, say let !hcm go whistle 10 the
winds By the bye,a notire in the Trnmbull Democrat
says application will be made to the next legislature
for charter for the Western Reserve Bank under the
new law. "Straws show which way the wind blows
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

EBE sCA ERWIN will take notice that on the 18th day o.
h July A. d. 1912 her husband Geo. Erwin filed with the
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Tnscarawas county ONO Ms
ne iton setting forth amongst other things that lie was mar
red the said Rebecca the 18th day of july A. D. 1885,
That said Rebecca and abandoned said petitioner In the
month of August 1885, That said Rebecca has been wuy
absent from said petitioner for more tnan thee
said Rebccca has grossly neglected her duty petitioners wife,
That said Rebecca has since ABANDONING her said husband
committed adutry with John emminger aiias John NoeD
and oers@and said Rebecca has recently given birth to
child of which petitioner is the father. Petition prays
that upon hearing said cause marriage contract exist
ing between sad petitioner and the said Rebecca Erwin
may be dissolved cancelled reversed and held for nought aud
that said petitioner be restored to all his separate and single
rights
JAS. CRAIG, Jr,
Juy 14,h 1912 266t Atty for Petr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
NEW YORK JULY I3.

Flour and MOat The receipts Of Western have heen
moderate, and disposed Of mostly at $5 90 as for
Genessce, $5 S., 5,93 for Ohio, aud 575 5 81
for Michigan. Troy is beId at SC, without sales, and
Ohio via New Orleans Afh'at chnCe article, has been
sold S. Of Georgetown, I3 90 bbls baya been taken
for shipment at Sc, cash, and l2t time, adding
interest The stuck of ship stuff Ool large aud the
prices shade higher, say II to IL rents. Rye
-four scarce and prices have advanced fully % cens
it being now taken up as fast as it arrives al 50 rs,
which is tho closing rate. We quote Jersey Corn Meal
IN bhIs. 50 rs a2 81 B., which is reduction.
Gram Illinois Wheat, 81 % cash-Northern Rye
scarce, and the recent advance fully sustained 1900
bushels having been sold since our last al 6s de.
livered 600 66 in the slip; and 1900 Jersey at GA l-2
cents. Northern Oats remain steady at former rates,
with the usual supply, and regular sales for homo use:
GOO bushels jersey brought 29l 2 cts. Corn arrives
freely and prices are faeby susaned-the sales include
$500 bushels Ohio via Canal at 81 SIS cents weight,
1000 of ofthe.same IS Sc; 6nOO Jersey, SO co. and
1900 Northern, 6l l.2, all measure.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
FREDERICK GER BER.
RRIGADE NOTICE.

AroTICE is hereby given to the Commissioned and staff
~ officers Of the 4th Brigade 81 division Ohio militia that
there will be held the of New Philadelphia Tuscara
was country Ohio 18Th and 2Oth Of August neA an
officer muster. of said Brigade to commence on the lSh o
d month Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ and continue two days. al
which time and place tho ssiOned and staff officers Of
said Brigade are hereby notified and required to attend armed
and equipped the aw directs for military 1an
of said Brigade are hereby notified and required 10 give az
least ten days notice of the time and place OF holding sao
officer muster commissioned and staff ocer non com
ioncd officers; drum and fife Majors of their respective
en,s souadrons and Baaons, requiring them TO nee''
NJ c same time and armed and equipped according to
law for military training continue two days Also all In
depent companies within the bounds OF said Brigade are
p''"''' JOHN BUTT Brig. Gen:
Brig. Sd division o. NJ.
Ilcod Quarters New Phila July l3, 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
PHILADELPHIA, JULY I6.

Flour and MeaL.-The receipts of Flour have been.
unusually small and the stocks very light. Sales of
Penna Flour for export at $3.50 per Dbl for common.
and good brand at S. 62s. Rye Flour-Owi9g to the
scarcity, has further advanced Sales at So rs per bbl
ard the market is entirely hare. Corn Med
Sales otPenna al $256A per bb and Brandywlne hhd'
at $l3 so each
GRAIN Wheat is wanted, and The market is entirely
bare. sale of 800 bushels prime old PennA red in
store at 90 per bushel small lot of inferior new
crop Delaware (the first received this season) was
sold on Tuesday a, Is. Contracts for new Wheat for
early delivery cannoi be made over $l,lOal. !2i per
bushe Corn Sales offa. yellow at 57 and round at
6la60 CTS. Last sale was at 60 cls. Onts- Sales Of
Southern at SO cts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
MAR X FITS.
CLEVELAND JULY 10.

The rece'ps Of wheat here from the from the iE 10,
10Th inclusive are 49, ,6O9 busheS->snms days last.
year g. l25 bushels The price continues steady at lO7
CIR gond samples northern.
Contracts fr delivery of new wheat IN the ensuing
n,nnh have been made at rs To 50 cents iiom bOais
The receipts ol -four from the Ohio River, embracs.
ing Pennsyva Virginia, aud ihs state manufacture,
have been considerable, aud sales have been msde at
81 to AZ, according 10 quality and cUndmipn, SAFE"
from wurehuuse Of Ohio canal for ats, and frvorHe
Brands will brug ! mUre. The receipts here from Est
to lOlh nrlu,ve are IS 8l5 barrels same days last
year. 81 965 barrels, Corn has been sod at 81 10 33
cts and thu receipts as usual at this of the year
are Iarg-. Nothing doing in provisions, Freishs and
exchanges remain as low as IyI quoted -Ctsrsiqr&
Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
STICKING A FLEA WITH A HAND srlKE,


The Advocate editor taxed hs read, rs half column
last week. in trying prove the influence Of This paper
--or rather, that because saida man could get
Iuddy at The tavern fur six pence therefore twn or
Washlnstonans got drunk at Dover. the 4h in con-
sequence 1.-The had said instead "fall this nonsense
that uur paper had driven him bark the ho:le then
ho would have hil the mark and perh p told the trutl
But to take up jprular remark ofoqrs and say that
il was the cause ofiwn three hreaking pledge
made to God aud man, is too absurd idea for any
sober man to conceive. No, fthere were any Wash>
ingonians led asray, we think we ran point out a
cause II was example-the example sci them by such
men as i'm Patrick, in 1910. Win was it during that
hmd cider dsbauch, that invited honest sober up
to the bar and cider barrell Who was that rode
streets by night and day, like mad man. and drunk
as lune, shouting, and hic5uPng and singing all the
ewd songs that were invented To depave and corrupt
ard ntoxicate the minds cflho people! Why is the
same cantng hypocrte who now breaches honeyed
words in favor Of Temperance, ahd would make Won ne
eve him virgin fall that's pure and holy. This is
the man who has caused more drunken deoaurhes and
made more drunkarls haH all others comlu a fit
subject surely to accuse u, f'"tlg Tho lcmpo'orce
sOclei,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

GJAt Tyler dinner IN Philadelphia, on the 4h,
Mr.. Profitt made speech oI which the foowingis
extract Wehope these Wings tell nothing but The
truth when speaking Of one another:
81 called to General Harrison after his inaugu-
raion Just as was about returning home to enter up
on canvass for election aud found bin surrounded
by wings, who were urging upon a,UlJhe necessity of
making general sweep OF democ rats rom Office. But
wha, was his reply1 $50 help me Cod Gentlemen,
sooner than do act ofsuch injustice would resign
nv Office remained with him aliet hey had taken
their departure He consinued walking the room for
some time in a state ofgr' at excement "Proff (said
he) the Federal portion Of the party eudeavorng TO
take the reins government aud E they do, they will
drive US all to perdlon.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
DENTOCRAT.
THE HARVEsr-wHEAT CROP.

The farmers about finishing Of the most abun
ian harvests ever gathered in this section. The re-
ward industry is great and glorious. Ia lS4O, Tusca
rawas county produced 332 thousand bushels of wheat
and this year at a low calculation it will amount TO
$50 900 bushels. Allowing half for expectation, at 50
cents bushe, and we have ll2 600 dollars broughtin
the county rum wheat alone. A pretty good sum tu
making the aggregate much more
The amount ofwheal exported from Ohio this yopr,
will be abOu. l4.00O 900 bushels bringing at least
100000 Of dollars, in money, or its equivalent, INTO
the State So there's no dnger orslarvIg or running
naked, at least those who work.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

T. L. IlAMER This individual is out with anoth-
er letter. to Mr. Medary, His object appears to be to
get notoety, by abusing the editor Of the Statesman,
but we Doubt whether he makes much BY the Oper-
aton as he does by being the slave ofa few bankers.
Mr.. Medary has answered him through CINCINNATI
paper andrakes him fore andaf. OF all beings the
face the earth NJ is utterly despieable he
who processes to be your friend, yet is your enemy;
the sneakng cowardly hypocrite, WHO carries two aY
ces: he who curries water on both shoulders; who
serves God with one hand, and Satan with the other.
Such being undoubtedly is this Hamer whose name
bears striking similarity to one Haman, [who was
hung upon his own ga!lows) and whose fate will be
similar one.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

I'In consequence ofIhe exuberant harvest-every
farmer being engaged with all the help to be got-r
and nobody coming from the country, there was no
meeting on Saturday, 10 appoint delegates 10 the Young
Mems Convention AS the State Commitiee's call re-
quests all to come, it matters but lite whether they are
dclOgatedby meeting or not Many counties will be
represented, which have not called meetings, and we
learn by the Statesman that there is every probability
ola large convention. y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

PresidaIt against the wicked assaults of all political
baeklegs aud inebriae traitors, Our country cannot
he dooned to fall thus gnoby. The Republic cannot
be thus sacrificed to appease the ambition of a few
reckless, pnprinciped demagogues, who could never
obtain the power they seek bymeans the ballot boxes.
1t is high time for the great mass to be- aud doing.
for their Republican institutions threatenedj their
whole form Of Government is threatened and Liberty
itsefs hreaenod, by the DantOns and Mdras, Of our
lard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
-, sgRAYED OR STOLEN.

Fr,,r the rSsi1.pce of the subscriber. thsee miles
sooh o! Iaek6art on tho Ohio Canal, on 1hU l2ah
Id, A WHITE MARE, 4ysats old last Spring. a.
bout hands high has short name aud tail, and one
fore hoor back. Had on when she went away, a
leather halter, with hrsss buckle. Any person taking
up SAID mare, and giving such information to the sub
scrber as will enable him t, recover her, will be hand.
somely rewarded
July 81 lS42. FREDERICK GEkbEh'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Tug DEMOCRAT will be published every THURSDAY evening
a, Sl 75 cs per annum in advance, Two DoLLAhs paid
within six months, or SO 25 the expiration Of the year.
NO paper viii be discontinued, unless @ az 'n' 0p'0n y
! Advertsoments inserted at the follwing rateE
For transient advertisements, one squire er iesS'
three weeks for wy
Every subsequent insertion, ;ss5s "a
One square for one year, ,SYJ
two two anao o,0,, "'' 1900
One Column, 49,, -. - = -
Advertisements may be sent in through JUG 4O o '''
Of postage on the part Of the Advertiser ......,
liberal deduction wiz e made 70 aS'' %'io aGyStsS
he year, sa, -. 80. -. ,...,i
As we intend adheresrc.y 70 me e"OVe 'e'"' w WV
,ur Subscribers viii bear thanie miuu'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
MARRIED On the 7,h July, by Rev. Mr.. Green
wad, Mr.. Henry Kuhn, to Miss Elizabeth Banfar.
"A CHEAP BARGAIN.

II will sell farm reside situate the road leading
II from c. Dover, New PIa containing about l08
about Is cleared small neat dwelling with good
water at the dooan6 an orchard The place within ota
mile Canal Dover beautifully situated and the land good
quality; for apply at my residence on Lawyer Nc
Claim, Canal Dover As think of freurningto my former
place of esdencc shall sell lew with reasonable credits &c.
F. WILLET.
July 20, 1912. 2E4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

John Harris late president ofthe Canton Bank, says
one of the beauties othe high ta system that it tax
es the people without their knowing It, For the
reason the high tariff party great admirers of
slyIy that you don't know your robbed till your prope-
" is gone-N Y. Peban.