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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
BUCHANAN'S LETTER.

rafs Of Pennsylvania:
n NritENs--After long and serious re-
kresolved to withdraw my name fr IN
Sdential candidates. to he presented
hocratic National Convention. -
has. been dictated by an anxious
|lscord from the ranks of the party
.. nscendancy IF Democratic princi
State and throughout the Union.
lis conclusion, have consulted no
II IS entirely my own spontaneous
from the clearest and strongest
lily. ra tn-u. a
- taking my loave, us your candi-
sidenlial office, am animated by
ound gratitude for the uIanimity
with which you have urged my
is OF highest office on earth. This feel
Cons iengraven on nv heart until time
gener no longer.
u Off nuary last, the Democratic mem.
M tie Legislature, in their letter I'D.
w presented my name to the Union
es favorlte candidate for the Pres.
3ct ? some observations in my answer
Ma 10 recall your attention.. Their
lid The Democracy of Pcnnsylvnnia
n 10 oher my name TO the Nht'ona
~ candidate for the Presidency
ty'''" toi unaninity which could alone
BIO their Recommendation. ough
aI~p. acr their wishes" This, ] an
choice a e, they would do with unexample'
ing e. @@ every unpreiudiced man who ha'
y trent of political events since tina
convinced, that even the grea
Of Pennsylvania with her sisle
exerted in vain to secure my nom
b = such circumstances, ought l., TO
sssiyl considerations, to suffer the grea
ints bestowed 20 many honors upol
'Ealhrst time in her history. for a Pres
70 Of hor own, with certain con
part, that the request would no
..iou'd ! be the means Of placing he
false position: which vet thei
amor and the noble perseverance, o.
character. might forbid them to abandon2-
'sk these qusssioss, my heart tells me ii Nan
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

VAN buren,, February l, lS4i.
Messrs. Clarke 4 Strrne,
GENrLEMEN:-You will please to announce me in
your paper candidate for the office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court. for the county Of Crawford the
next October election r = GIBSON
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

The Precious Pear.--Religion in a f'm'le Sc
cures all h"r interests. itgraccs her character.
promotes her peace, endenrs her friendship secures
esteem. and adds dignity and worth indescribable
to all her deeds. How pleasant when the absent
husband can think of home and reflects that angels
watch tho place! When about to leave her Il WI
dow, how consoling if her character is such. that
she can lean on the widows Cod and put her child
ron under the guardianship of Him who is the father
Of the fatherless! Then he quits the world calm
and happy. supported by the hope tina, he shall
meet them all in heaven.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

In the Circuit Court Of said County, the Chancery
side thereof at the November term thereof for the
year lo44, were the following proceedings, viz
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
Notice..

There will be sold, at Fort Smith. on Saturday the
Oath inst, at public sale, between fifteen and twenty
hes of the finest
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Bill far the appoint
ment Of Trustee.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

lust received, per steamer Arkansas, three boxes
Saddery, assorted. on consignment, and for sale,
low for cash, BY HENRY s. CUNNINGHAM.
Van Buren,, Dec. le, ls43
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

sOOTS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Il D superior Boots and Shoes. for sale by the
caso, Merchants are invited to examine them.
as they will be disposed of at very moderate prices
by ~ VIII. q NJ. MA EMO.
Feb. 8, 1874. l... ..i Fort Smith. Z
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

0nnn LBS pure white lead. in 25 ID kegs. for
EUUUsaic by w II e. NJ MAYERS. FIT smith
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
Land for Sale.

TEylIl, undagsig ned viii sell upon accommoda-
Il ting teens, the following Land, in Grant coun-
u, W. r., viz: the :. aud The n. W. Of he
~ W 4 olsec. %. aud the n. T., ! Of sec. 81, in
town range ; W, aud the :. Il. 1 of the n. w.
Of sec. 4, iowa range ". The above lands
nic situated on aud near Big Platte river, are ell
tmhtred, and near an excellent sawmil The
timber is well calculated for Lumber Of every de-
scigtjon, aud lying as il does, contiguous 10 a
.awmjli, Is.vcy valuable The lands in the imme-
diaic nelghhornood are settling vely fast, which
will r0rde, it very soon very desirable locaiion
10! settlement There Is small improvement up
on tho premises consisting of House, aud smaii
hell 81 ID OF IL acres uader cultivation. Iems
will be favorable Apply 10
O4RIS Me- ARTNEY,
Agent for the owner;
July I, 1874. near tassviIie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
SHERIFF SHE.

BpY virtue OF an alias ii. ia. writ OF Execution
HD issued out Of the O.ace OF the Clerk OF the
District Cour.ofthc unitcd States for the Comfy OF
Grant Wisconsin Territory, on the 10Th day Of Ju-
Nv Is4t, at the suit of GeoIge W. Campbell and
Dickerson H. Moorchouse Plaintiffs against the
ODDS aud chaItels, lands and lenemenis OF Fran
chs w. kirkpatrick Defendant. | have this day
levied upon all the right, title, and interest which
the said kirkpatrick had the 10Th day oil April,
A. ID. 1874, OF al any time thereafter, OF, IN, and
TO the following described property, 10 wit: The
south wcst quarter, and the north west quarter 4
section number IhIny-iouf (3l) in Township mum
Der five ~ north Of Range number one west
OF The fourth principal Meridian in Grant County
and Territory aforesaid, aud viii sell the same az
public vendue the highest bidder for cash, at the
outward door OF the Court House in Lancaster, IN
said County on the ninth day of September next,
between tho hours ofnine O'Clock A. M. and four
o'clock L. NJ oithal day, to satisfy said Execution
M costs.
L. BAKER, Sheriff G. c.,
By n. w KENDALL, Under Sh'n.
Lancaster, July 81, 1914. 20 Ut
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
G o o Ds.
ID N1o ODQSa

receiving his Store in Lancaster the
tensive assortment of Goods offered this
great New York. and bought such prices
extremely low. Among his selections may found
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
IN .2TT2CII.liEN2,.

James NJ. GUS rNG, Before Nelson
r.anci. a. c1caus,a, Deo. Dewey Jus Peace
NOTICE is hereby given 10 Fancis a. theno-
\ wcth. det'I, that on the l?th day OF .Iag",i
,,an,;. wit Of Attachment at ias suit Of James
NJ. Gus, rlH. against ha above named dett, for
the sam oi 500, issued out OF the Office of y. Dew
~, Justice 81 the Peace Of Grant county, w. H.;
,r,n.nab.o ON the l2th day of .lug, instant, which
wrlt has oeen returned duly served by attaching the
p-apeuy oi delft, and sad suit has been continued
TN mo 9h day OF SEPT. next, at O'Clock al. NJ. "t
me ut co OF sad Justice, at Lancaster. ~ said
county, atvhich time nna place you ate notified to
npnesr ~ answer and defend against said suit.
NELSON DEN Ely.
Justice Peace dfGgantco, W. /,
Dated Lancaster, Grant county, ". /.
.u,us, iqth, 1914. "a b
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
Fcnnilnore Grove for sale.

TEyHE undersigned Offers for sale iudr hundred
acres Of land in the Fennlmoss Grove, in
t;Ia,, county, ". I. The above is one OF the
mos, desirable irAots OF land in tho Territory OF
Wisconsin. II situated on the United State
road from Green BAY to PIarje do Ch'rn, emora-
cling about three huadved OF the very choicest t,n-
Der. with about one hundred Of the rsI quality OF
pta,ue; the tract being also wei! wateTe3. 10 a
psrsch desi,ous of tarc,tns ana Keeping public
house. there is point n ,le Territory which 60
ohel greater Advantage I, will be s,d At very
reduced price, and pait Oh urue.
Fo' further pastcaiais, enquire oi john EroeSsa,
a, Miaeyal Point, @, OF ,ss uAdss snsd, near
BrsWstsr's Ferry, Stephenson counN, H..
80 /. l.. n ANNArEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
.SI{ERIFF'.S SALE.

DY virtue OF an alias Fl. IA, execution issued
,ut of the Mi of tho Clerk the Distinct Court
OF iowa county, Wisconsin Territory, at the suit
OF Cathnrine Vaughn, Plaintiff. against the goods
ami chattes, lands and tehemcnts Of William |.
Maddcn Trustee OF the Louisiana Company, in
Grant county, Wisconsin Territory, Defendant,
directed to The Sheriff OF said county, and to me
delivered Oh the 9th dry of August, 1874: have
levied upon all the right title aud interest which
the said William |. Madden, Trustee as aforesaid
was seized Oh the fifteenth day Of April, loil, %
at any inns thereafter OF in ana 10 the following
described lands in GRAFT county, and Territory a
ioresod, 20 wit:
Lot No. , or fractional part Of south west quae
ter OF coction seven town one u north range
two west ri west OF the lou1h principal meridian,
containing forty acres and hity-two one-hun-
dredlhs more of less; the west halt OF the south
east fractional quarter Of section seven town
ore II north, range two :! west containing
seyentv-three acres and fifty One-hundredhs mole
or less; fractional sec,joa eighteen Is town one
ri north, range two q west containing hity-e sht
acres aud sixty-hve one-hundIedths, more on less ;
the west hall OF the north west qnalter OF fractional
sectio, seventeen Ia ,oSn one nortn, range
Two 12l west, containing seventy-eisht acres ani
twenty one-hundrsdths, more OF less; the east
haifof the south ives, quarter Of section seventeen
III town one [ north range Two q west, con-
tanning ninoty-three acres ant olsnt one hun
dle1ths, more or less.
Also all of the west half of the north west quar-
ter oi the fractional section seven town one !
north range two . wsSV, excepting that owned oy
the hens of Paytoh Vaughn deceased, aiming
htv acres moe or less; all OF which said tracts Of
land OF lots OF ground, so much thereof as shall
be sufficient TO satisfy SAID execution and costs,
viii he sold at public sendue - the highest bidder,
for cash, al the Outward door OF the court house IN
Lancaster, IN said county, on the twelfth day OF
October, \. u. 1874, between the hours OF Mas
O'Clock \. NJ. and four O'Clock I. VI. OF mat day
l.. :. BAKER, Sheriff G. e, W. 4.
- 6N By y. W. KENDALL, Under Sheriff
Dated Sn'f's Office, Lancaster, August p, lSit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

Wisconsin, Territory, Di.tIct Count [. :.
Giant Canat,, $ September term, lS4t.
katharine Strong IN Caaa,ey; Petition for p,-
ImP. strong. '
TEVIE above named deienlsa; viii take notice
taog katharine Strong has h'rd aor Psat0n
ia this Count tar 4 iissol0tien Iom Inc bands OF
,nstvimons Nth said netenaaot.. Ana ualess said
Deieadar, ,9,sr n the Count House IA Lonc's-
ter. n said county, IN the hfs, Mo'tay after tive
fourth Noa3a, Of = g,enher \. y. i>tl, AND ant
IVA a. sa.d aei'uc,. ihc sare viii be taken pr'-eun-
c.,,, =. q. >HRApEk, Crk.
GEa. W, IAxiN, So'r. ior rsuUoasJ.
patcd, Argus, H., lS4f. n-''-'t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Silk Velvet Dress Silk Alpaca; Mouin LANES; Foulard sp
Barage; Bzins splendid Minoe French
English Veog collars chemsets lace eu silk waist des
B bead hair buge gilt bracelets; head necklaces;
ci hat lunches &c.; Bonnet Lawn and silk good
Ribbons Gimp; loop and silk fringe; elastic braces; ks silk
and Gents figured sca Embroidered Marine
woted hose Mems do silk fe worsd and gloves Mems buck
and miens linen and thread; ho silk silk and
ed bindings silk cord bishop akne cambck Swiss null; bob
n gnss insertion footing Blonde Ve do m aud lace
do silk pocket plaid fancy silk damask palmn mousn de ane and
dress hdk denap s embroidered satin bzne and ~
plaid, plaid worsed embroidered, Kbyle Bvdee muslin
bodeed mousn de ane, hb florida oboy plaid
Ednburg V shaw &C., &c bge umbrellas and po SHE'LL
side and back combs; buton thmbles
pees; violin strings &C. &c. &c. Fancy shaving and toilet
antique oil OIL cologne and bay balm coumbia ndbe ink &c
goo o Fashionable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

% bbIs Il c'ks ofwines & biandics as'a quail
- - y III :" "
lU9 bhl, old Cincinnati whiskey
10 " American brandy mud gin
30 boxes of mould and -pern candles
1000 Id, o rico ~ 100 and 10 300 10 ca.E3
2l0U - - saIara,us in 100 and 400 ID cSa.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Fine Dress and Fok Coats Boadcot plain plaid
Sne Kentucky Jeans Moekn and Tweed cloth Bdco
velvet plain silk figured valencia and figured silk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
.ST'R2JED.

TO On OF about the hast OF April, one
Vi &---~> bright bay Horse, blaze IN forehead,
"a am twp hind ieetwhitr, about fourteen
81 NV and halt hands nigh, seven or
srAAz,s-Eas eight yeas old: also, a light bay
Dp,.r. ar N thc fulthoad Ia some feet white
hr{ioye tho two hind feet but not smP; seven years
Old, about Ghcen ando haiI hahds hiSh' was 81"
when he en.--lt found, they Will probably DO 90
rrther. As they lcit Al the same time
Any pelson or persons finding both, or either Of
the .o.d horses, aud win give information 10 either
at N, subscribers where they can be got, viii he
lberaly .ewa,ded. CLOVIS LAGhANE.
WILL. ENNOR.
C,,,,,r. yl, 9Th. 1874 ~ 1,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
NEW FIRM-nEw GOODS G. NEW PRICES.

TsSI!E subscribers have increased their f)rmei
D. stock by late arrivals, TO a very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

WISCONSIN reniiogy, District Court Y. ).
G.ant Coont,, = September Tenn, lsil.
Mary Adamsl
rs lnchoneery Petition for Divorce
Joan Adams,\
TRSUE abnvo ngmed defendant viii take mo-
uce that Mary Adams has filed her petition
la ta,s Coatt Tor dissolution hum the bands OF
ma,rinony with said defendant And unless said
deisndau, appear al tive Count House, IN l.oncas-
ter, IA said county, on the iouuh Monday OF Sept
cmacg, A. -. lS&i, and answer SAID petition,
,as same will be taken pro-coaicSso
L.. q. StlHApER, Clk.
I Ecvt~s, Solicitor for Peuuner
Dated, August Il, lStl. ue3-li
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
Hardware Boots Shoes of all descriptions Crockery Sc &c
AETICEE oallsn r0I ~ COUNTY, sIo..E

vi Gallup III farming
that TINS hus. we
~
al : NJ y r. LANi"oKiHi.
6,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
Dry Goods.

Fine Blue Black and Grey Broad cloths fancy striped plaid plain
double wied Cassmee Sanes all coo Pilot cloth; Tweed CLOTH
uperBeve CLOTH Cadet cloths Kentucky Sleeps
Fuans Buffalo cloths Hard Times white yellow Fanne
abby Veve Veveteen Lnys Shg beached and
unbeached Dring mariners stripe ckng checks French and
American cace Gingam Linens sia paddng bukram brown ho
nd Russia diaper linen tabeovers; bing wadding kng
Mackinaw Rose and Whitney Blankets; Wooden Socks,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
Prait's majority


Wing majority IN lSiG, III. EcmocJatie gain
since 10 fur Housand two hundred and niaefyi
In The nanc of the Democracy OF Virginia and
tie Union. W. cordially thank the noble Demo
cfat> oi MARYLAND Tor their gallant cxcrions. The
NhiCS expected 10 carry Maryland for Clay by
S,901. when 10, and behold. the Democrats have
AZ this election. r,!n ihc Coois 10 the cyc-lasEcs
and came within few hundred OF routing them
Tie Republicans oi Maryland know, nov, wha,
they can 10. Let them b. iaspri,cd by tl:eir late
triumphant efforts, and throw all ,aciT power and
speed into the last quarter stretch oil The great race
in November, One more vigorous eiior and
MARYLAND will he saved from tie odum Of voting
for Henry Clay, and the Federal cause, But We
feel that such sallan, spirits will never flag until
The battle is over. Indeed thcy are already arous-
ins gaIlanily for the fight in the finest SPIRITS
The Democracy OF Virginia send them a cordial
greeting, and cnrcat them Ia pcrseverc, until vic
tory perchcS on their hammer.
Among the other ctcuScS for the Wing falling
OH, brought forward hy the Why's Gttsr the cleo
zion. the wise editor, ot the Richmond Wig AS
scri positively, that our candidate, Carroll, il a
Catholic We are Authorized by The highest at-
ihoriiy 10 correct this misStacmcEt OF facts Mr..
Carroll is a member Of the Episcopal Church,
Vcstrvman in that Church, and is mos; cSem.
plary man, and no doubt received the votes oil
thc democratic parry, WITHOUT iesalu % ie'5'ou>
considerations.
The Baltimore Argus of Friday says, tina, the
Wings "bartiy Mrcd hcmml"cs, with an cxpcndi-
lure IN The counties of near $50 900 raised in this
City (Baliimorc) by subscription, week OF
more ago" up Democrats, and at them
again :"
In the Argus Of SATURDAY, we find a card o.
Jghn V. l.. Mcmahon, Esq. and the leading De-
nnrra.s Of Baltimore Gas respectable and distin-
gu;shcd gentlemen a> any in the Union } strongly
Gcnonncing, rs ulte:!; nrf,nndcd the charge
brought - the Disappointed Wing state Commit
tee, that fraud had been rcrpc;ratci ~ the De
rlocracv On the ballot-hox. We take ;iie>e gentle
mrrs word for j., that ii is an unwarraniabIe
SANDER on the Republicans of the Monumental
Civ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08

,icnary fire. who will not boldly say 10 England
"lc il come" Yes, let ii come. Our first baule
viii be in November. Let IL, then show Ia Eu-
forc ani he world, that or course IS fearless
that the march OF oar Republic is onwan.-iri-
umrhanuy onwart-learlcss OF the threats Of
Great Hrian France, and every ohtr monarchy
that america is not ROW 10 succumb IA Europe
that Republics are not yc, To trc:rhe at the
threat OF monaIchcs. No, iclIow-citizens, our
pr';d Conicdcracy, extending is boundaries from
the II. CfoiX 10 The Rio del Norte-trom the At
lanic IT. Ike Pacific-s 10, now 10 lal!-it is des-
tired 10 stard for ages 10 come, light and a
guide 10 all nations, and an asylum Tor al exilcd
friends OF liberty flcm every land. In such a
cause We must 20 into the battle Is one people
nol mc.elvas Democrats, but as patriots. as Anne
r;cars, determined 10 vndicaic our national rights.
and 10 place American independence beyond The
reacn Of European contro!-wc must 90 into il
rs We did Al Orleans in 1871, and by an over
whc'inn" victory overthrow he enemies OF
america, and OF lis Union, whether at home or
abroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
-. f,he Richmoud Enquirer.

..r.h. ENQUIRER is published DAILY AND SEMI
,,;SS,EIy Fnr he Daily Paper seven dollars per an
80 an, M The oi eight dollars II taken if sho''
.-,,ni than one year. For the Semi-N ceH'. Nv
H. nor aunum, and Three i'"lllrs toi SIT h"h,hs
,i IN advance 10 be paul IN ttr cfce, on re- h'i'eu "
mi NOT paid; or Six Dollars per annun al ne emu VI
lie year. 80; "a; - ,,,,, H.. - mitt.d nar mail
and available Bank notes. II the rsk oi 'h' f.'
:" -, ,os:a-e ~ al ieti,rs bang pad oy ms H1s.
-. hostage O.. single latter - scarcely OF any accou.
~. writer. Il is the accumulation "f postage, IN an
,n.,v, business, which operates Us serious tx
upon '"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- ,.ur Ittl.Y ESOUlREk-For une squnre OF
-, ,In.s. -. less first insertion. fifty cents, ana
~ ,rfesdpg insertion twenty live ctLts-h iasri'-
- nee a week. twice u week, Vi '''ee ''Hes "e'"'
,h,,,v seven and half ceiIt'
nm ,d,e,eis are charged fiitv dollars Tor th'rty
49, ami Ia that proportion ia, advertisements oil
' Lneth-rAcrpi Lottery frnd-rs ana AUCTION
~, ,yno are charged one HUNDRED dollars paper ~
s Iss :rue sEMI-wEEKLY-one ,quare OF sixteen
-, ~ t.s hrS insertion, IS cent-; for each con'inu
az" ~ f,,n, distance must ar accompanied WIN me
ssr, any, or sa, sactory references, to insure eAeeu
ti,n. , :, r..,, IA. ro,n,rv
u~n,y-c The party's hand. wriiing Is unknown al t
or,, must be authenticated by the enGof>4i"n o IN
osn,as,er in The nc.hhorhood, or they VIII IN n" cas'
Ia. pu.iiShed. Every measure, that mas been taken
pr, nj inIpostons and qnizzes, has proved he'e'o"
,,n,yail,nr We must therefore. insist, IN such case
nm the communication h-ins Certified ny the name
ne Postmaster, lcritteR on The back If The later
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
100 > q
Dchcn,ure. ~ 5 Il,
Bounty, /? u 10 . w
O.. 5 IL

Jus, so, exactly. That is precisely waa' we
said at the outset There was debcnlurc "l ga;
and bounty of I'D THUS Mr. Marshall dio
not receive a Louniu of 81, and hiSsalemehi was
incorrect.
Ru, il is cv,en; 10 Us that Mr.. Mars!ialIs MIND
was wrongly impressed when he wrote. Inc ae-
lerlrre wa> 3!i Il square yard. orahoul = rrn-
ming ward. The Ionnig ol vi. dad noi cn5h'e
Mr. Marshall 10 sell prints less in New OF" 'aah
he purchased them in Manchester Tor ihit was
not sufficient 10 cover Tie charges OF importation,
duty and The rich Profits which were iid"c -
,l.!dc in those days.
There were some strange results, however, M
der 80 s,ranee state 81 thil.s. The writer oil
this article was an apprentice 10 l3o>ion import
inc house which in the midst oi the terrible Ge-
p,csSion OF trade in England Just ic:orc HE war
of 1912. actually imported calicocs which cost
= hule less than nothing: in other words the PRICE
maid for them was less than llic amount oi nc
deten,ure and bounty The manufacturer re-
ccivcd nett less than ID. ;ard. B;i; 'hai Ger
/ iaiBy was moi done 10 break ao"h American
Print works Tor we had none; II WAS because i-hs
land WAS in trade broken down herself. and could
mo-, avoid maxim" sad sacrifices. -!-2ln We
Inc bounty and dehcn'ule were not pa!d "n .ccd>
.;,oporr,.f into i:iS country oiia. - TIE fcaoel'
cf MIR. Mar,hars letter woCi he Liable 10 '.t'cr-
stand The POLICY was lhc same IN regard u
an raiioY$. The sd. was IN excise G'''v pad ~
the manufacturer and refunded oa'hc cS?ofla'ion
o Ike sood.:and tie 3d. was Numbering ATTEMPT
To project English irdusliy ~ esi, !a're 'onn-
IT, 1t was soon repealed, however,-ior the 90,
ycrnmenl found lha, The quantity ol '>laihee
foods exported was horribly magniiled by ,h's
piece of soft headed craftsmanship Inc roIiry
was abandoned according 10 Mr. Marshaii :
statement more Than Thirty wears agc; ant '''
use Of il now. shows that The material Tor scare
crows is deficient.