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PHILANTHRoPIc HALL, !
University of N. C. Sept. 8, 1s49.

Cn1CeTS1ty OF ". =. oepI o, 1919 -.
WHEREAS, Divine Providence has seen fit to take
from us, much esteemed and beloved fellow MEM
Der, HmLoRY Nj. WILDER, and whereas, it becomes
US as members ofthe Society to which he belonged
to enter upon records testimony of our grief
at the loss which we well his family have sus-
tanned in the death of young and promising !;
Therefore be it unanimously Resolred, That we deep
Iy sympathise with the family of the deceased, who
by this melancholy bereavement, have been deprived
of relation dutiful and affectonate, and that We
do most sincerely tender to them that consolation
which one afflicted heart can tender to another
ResoEred, That as members of tile body to which
he was connected by the strongest ties of affection,
we do greatly lament the irreparable loss which our
Society has sustained in the death of of its most
worthy members, whose conduct in early life secur-
ed for him the esteem and affection of all who knew
him-as son dutfu, as brother affectionate, as a
man exemplary and esteemed in the community to
which he belonged. -
Resolved That we, the members of the Philanthro-
pic Society, in token OF esteem for the memory
of the deceased do wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
ResoEued That a copy of these Resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and also to the Raleigh
Register Standard Star, and Times, for publication
RICHARD HINES, Jr. .
RICHARD H. WHITFIELD; Com.
MADISON HAWKINS,
Register, Times and Star, will please copy.
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RALEIGH PAPER MILL!

TIME undersigned takes this method of informing the
i Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals in North
Carolina and the Public generally that he has leased the
Paper Mills, about miles from Raleigh, procured the
stock and is now prepared to make and furnish any
amount of Paper order He asks trial only for his
Paper he is determined to give satisfaction in it, Oh
cease its manufacture <
Imperial, Super-Royal, Medium
PACKAGE & WRAPPING PAPER,
manufactured the shortest notice and the most mode
rate prices. =
To encourage Home Industry, is, under all rircum
Stances commendahle and proper and it is wise, when
in doing SO, we sacrifice nothing ourselves.
Address, JAMES ID. ROfSTER.
Raleigh, Aug. "a, 1s1a. 773-4w.
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CONSUMPTION. This terrible disease is commonly
attributed to climate. But if the climate to
blame the disease would have been inflicted that,
and upon the people. We think the fault is in the
people, and that if the people would keep the skins OF
themselves and their children properly washed, and alb
stain from gluttouy poison and dleness for generation
or two, Consumption would be more known.
However consumption prevails matters are, and
picks off the best and preest of in prime. In
this state of things must do the best piece
and patch the web of life, with journeys voyages
and medicines. OF all the medicines know of, Dr.
Wistar's "Balsam of Wild Cherry is what first
commend We have incur office living proof of its
efficacy who, but for it. would have been beneath the
sod long ago. The inventor of this medicine DR.. Wis
tar, was a of science, of humanity and undoubtedly
prepared the remedy in its best om and the public
RELY upon Mr.. Fowle for the genuine article.
Boston Daily Chronofype. Jan. 10. 1s47.
For sale. wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY.
WOOD & Co, Raleigh, N. G..
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"A WELL CONCERTED INTRIGUEa.
5saslv VALUABLE SECRET DISCLOSED.

The welfare of the American people renders II neces-
sary that they should be made ccgnizant with very
momentous and valuable secret having an intimate CON-
nection with their Pecuniary Interests lne gree.
Of which, urgently demands their most serious enc
deliberate attention There be very little doubt tnat
there exists in the whole human family an Hnlversai os
bear the slngs and arrows OF outrageous or
tune" long as they others of the Seus HOMO
whether y the exercise of moro understanding,
the result of purely fortuitous ccmsances dwelling
in marble Halls surrounded by parasites, and reVenne
in luxury, and contcntment Openly and 1earless
ly obiectng such handed JUSTICE and coOl
ly determined to destroy this eafe medIum OF easkng
in the sunshine of fortune and practicable estapsn an
equilibrium ia society, Pyfer & Co.. the truly fortunate
far famed and old established Lottery Brokers generous
ly mpart the public the offspring Of their laboous re-
searches in the abstruse mysteries of the dark ache
of aceahhY The cabastic words are seven III
number and when arranged according tothe directohs
of the CaLah0, signify q ttts'alssyct iss3 I
"Look to Pgfer 4, Co. for Riches f'' Z .y,'.T
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN
Ereyy Lottery sAosUeys its treasures n
Correspondents read the glorious evidences
PYFER & CO. Public Beneiactors'
See the virtue of the first order
$25, 900, whole ticket numbers Is 49 SO, drawn 2oth
August was sent to South Carolina. IheresuH cthe
first order See managers official drawing OF that date
81, 600, whole ticket, sent to Pennsylvanla. -
81 200, halftcket, sent to Louisiana i-4 .s1 s
SIC, 900, half ticket, sent to Pennsylvania
$5, 900, half ticket, sent to Ohio. @-9 '4s-e-A-
$l 1000, quarter ticket, sent to Norm Caroi"a'
So 600, quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina.
81, GOO, quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
So, 900, quarter ticket sent to New York So
$4, 900, quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina.
81, 900, quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
Nearly every Prize paid and on file. % $50
Pyfer & Co. always refer to the Managers! 81.
Every person should try his or her luck !!
The first trial often Draws the Capital
Bank Drafts, payable sight in Gold remittcd prompt
y any part of the United States for Prizes sold by
Pyfer & Co. ss, s..z.s ss .s.s..frg
Pyfcr SL>Co. sell all the large Prizes!
7rs One order naQy Dr0qc Fortune =
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September IL.
State of North Carolina, Chatham County

State Of North Carolina, Chatham, County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter August Term, 1s4s
Hadey Johnson Administrator of Elizabeth Johnson de-
ceased, Aaron Johnson and Tyson Johnson,
Evan B. Johnson, Jesse Johnson James NJ Scott Nancy
johnson, daughter of Cornelius Johnson and the heirs
at Law of Cornelius Johnson, who are non-residents.
Petition to sell Slaves.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Evan
B. Johnson Jesse Johnson, and the heirs at Law of
Cornelius Johnson with the exception of Nancy John
sony Defendants in this case, nonresdens of this
State, is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for the said Evan
B. Johnson Jesse johnson, and the heirs at Law OF
Cornelius Johnson to make their appearance at the next
Term of this Court be held for the County of Chat
ham, the Court House in Psborough, the second
Monday of fNovember.next to plead answer demur to
this petition the will be taken pro cOncsSo
to them.
Witness, William P. Taylor, Clerk of said Court
at Office the 2nd Monday of August, A. D., ls49.
w. P. TAYLOR, G.. G. C.
September II. Pr. Adv. s5 62l 775-6t.
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Splendid Scheme for september, 1870

The Price OF Packages OF Quarter cKets ony IS ad-
vertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawings, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed for this purpose by the Govern
of Maryland, in all sent to corespon-
dents. Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing in Pack
age any of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes Two thirds of the pri
zcs are sold in Packages Of Tickets.
Please order few days before the Lotteries draw
All orders punctually answered by the return mails
Persons at distance from Baltimore who wish '' for
tune buckled their backs will find that it is only
necessary enclose the price as laid down in the above
schedue for Package single Tickets the truly for
tunae, farfamed and old established house of
PYFER & CO.
No l, Light Street, Baltimore Md.
Or Box 524 Baltimore Post Office.
August l, IS49. 773-lm.
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PIANOSl PIANOSt

BALTIMORE is the largest City IN the
- Southern States, and her Mechanics cannot
v Hbe surpassed by any Northern Cities-par-
cuarly in the art of Manufacturing PIAxos The in
struments manufactured by Anthony Kuhn & Co. have
for fifteen years in Academies by Professors and private
families, through Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia
surpassed every instrument bought elsewhere in quality
of tone, power and sweetness durability and finish. All
of entire iron frame, climate change ofweather can
have any effect them Principals Trustees, Profess
of Academies, Merchants, and the public in general
of North Carolina will please send their orders and they
shall be promptly attended to- Address Anthony; Kuhn
& Co, No. A, Eutaw Street, Baltimore. -----.--
List Of Prices. sst
Pianos with metallic pate either Rosewood or Naiog-i
any cases, octave, from 80 $3.50. With entire
metallic frames $3.50 to $780, 81 octayes, and 6a in
July, 1e49. = 76e-eoys " 5d.
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Dr. OsGooD's INDIA CHoLAG which has gained
such notoetv in the of Fever and Ague and other
bilious affections, may be found at the Drug Store of
Williams, Haywood & Co.
This medicine prepared by regular physician,
and the result of extensive practice of several
in bilious climate Those who have used it themselves,
its salutay effect upon Others need no farther
evidence of its great value A small Treatise on the
cause treatment and of fever and aguc and other
deases of bilious climates may be had gratis of the
above agent.
The above excellent medicine may be found at W1L-
L1ANs, HAYwOoD, & Co., Druggists, Raleigh. N. g.
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Election of Major General.

GARrsBune, N. c., August 25th, 1s49.
To Colonies COanaspdnts of Regiments and Captains
Of CaUaLry composing the nth Brigade ~ c. d.
XTOU are hereby commanded to call together the
Officers and Soldiers of your respective troops on
the 22d of September next the usual place of service,
and proceed to VOTE by ballot for Major General to fill
the vacancy occasoncd by the resignation of Gen. Daniel
S. Crenshaw and transmit me, thereafter as
possible fair and correct statement of the votes polled
THOMAS J. PERSON, Brigadier General
774--te
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English, and French
RA.MCX GOODS.

Vions Accordeons, Toys, Soaps, Perfumes, &C.,
every variety and quality which, having been bought Oh
the very best terms he is prepared to offer inducements
the country trade that fail please; also to
hand large supply of domestic and Imported Cigars OF
the most favorte Brands Nuts, Rasins, Citron, Cur
rants, Oranges, Lemons and Preserves.
My Establishment in of my store. for the
acture of Candy, is in complete operation, which being
sold made enables always to offer the very
best article the lowest terms and having made ar
rangements with the best agents in all the Northern Cit
ies will receive fresh Fruits, at the proper seasons
every week.
Retailers and Country Merchants particularly re-
quested to call and examine my stock.
p. S. All orders attended to with prompness and de-
spatch. SAMUEL HI. MARKS.
Sycamore st.
Scptember IL. 775-
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SEA BOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD. The Phila-
delphia Ledger of Saturday has the following para
graz GA party of capitalists of New York, and
Boston have taken hold of the seaboard and Roanoke
Rail Road which has been for some time neglected,
and have determined relay it with heavy rail and put
it in operation. About $500 900 have been subscrib
ed for the purpose, which is nearly enough. This
road is very important branch in the chain of At
Iantic roads, and will pay very large dividends
1t is reported that Messrs. Corcoran and Riggs,
the great Washington bankers, have subscribed large
ly to the stock of the above company. Herald
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CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

The Intendant and Commissioners of the City OF
Raleigh at their last meeting, adopted an Ordinance
excluding the Camping of all Wagoners from any
of the public squares in this City, under the penalty
of $5 for every offence.
The Intendant was likewise instructed to interdct
the running of Wheel Barrows on the side walks OF
The Streets.
And the City Constable was ordered to enforce the
Law against all persons who may be found engaged
instrumental in causing Dogs to fight in the Streets
of the City. ,-.. B. b. SMITH, CFh.
Raleigh, 5th Sept. Is49..
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A. b. sTITH.

Commission Merchant and Dry Goods Broker,
s-1.f No,r TN Ns,e York.,
VTTIIL devote his whole time to the selection and
w purchase of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery and all other Goods suitable to the Southern
rade and hopeby prompt attention and great care in
selecting aud buying to give entire satisfaction to- all
who may favor him with their orders. -
New York, Sept 8, 1919. = 775-
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Correspondence of the Washington Union;
Register, Times, and Star, will please copy.


The telegraph this afternoon announces the arrival
of Gen. Taylor at Philadelphia, on his way back to
washington. He will, learn, remain in Phiadel-
phia until tomorrow morning, reach Baltimore in
the afternoon train, and arrive at Washington to-
morrow evening. He is represented to look very
feeble and time must elapse before he can re-
cover his usual health.
The 6 Cuba Hunt" is beginning to develope itself
at New York. despatch was received this morn
in announcing the seizure of three steam vessels
the Sea Gull, the Florida, and the New Orleans
which were lowering about the lower bay OF that
city, It is also thought that the steamer MON.
which sailed for New Orleans few days since, was
on the same errand. This is the second time that
the Sea Gull has been seized, the former inyestiga-
ton resulting in nothing that could warrant her de-
tention. lis also said that warrants have been IS.
sued for the arrest of number of persons, charged
with being connected with the movement.
DEATH or MEMBER OF CoNeREss.-WH WHEELING,
Sent g. The Hon. A. Newman, member OF Con-
gress died at Pittsburg to-day of cholera at p m.
Mr.. Newman, with whom we had the honor OF an
intimate acqudintance, was an able statesman,
staunch democrat, and a worthy man. He was often
In the Virginia Legislature, but never served session
in Congress and elected only at the last election
We deeply regret his loss. On'O"'
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the Court House door in the town
w of Lumbertoh, on the 4th Monday of November
next the following Tracts of Land, much thereof
will satisfy the Taxes due thereon for the years Ie47
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city Taxes.

WILL attend at my Office, in the Court House, on
Friday and Saturday, the I4th and l5th inst,
ceiye all taxes due the City of Raleigh. All interested
will appear and settle up as this will be the last notice
given them. ..ss.[I LANES H. MURRAY, Col.
Raleigh, Septic, is49. Ese9 7T5-2t.
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Taxes, Taxes.

II WILL attend at my Office, in the Court House on
Friday and Saturday, the l4th and 18th inst, to
ceive all taxes due by persons residing the Raleigh
District. All interested swlI please attend 4 =
EsE1l L CALVIN j. ROGERS, ShH:
. Raleigh, Sept. 9th, 1s49. 80 775-2 2t.
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NOTICE.

ON the 4th Monday in November next, will sell in
front of the Court House door in Wentworth, the
following tracts of Land sucieHey of each tract to
satisfy the Taxes due the for the years SAT and
IS4S, to-Uit:
Acre Location Tax
. SO Heirs of Zaza Lemons, Troublesome s 81
"a do do SO
I52 Claimed by Curry Smith, do l rs
$50 Heirs of Jesse Hutcherson, Town Creek II
$50 William Hill, Haw River, DO
$50 Peter Hardis, Ce. Line Crk, II O6
203 j. C. Cox, Dan River, Oo
24l Charles Plummers,4 Jacob Greek, II
AZ Heirs of E. G. York. Hogan's Creek, 81
I5si4A Chilcut Wolf Island Crk, 60
70 Owner unknown Hogan's Creek, unlisted 1S44,
,5s637'sLdoubIe tax SO
s. c. EDWARDS,
fPr Adv. $S) ..- Sheriff of Rockingham.
September 5, ls49. 10
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CARTHAGE HOTEL.

GA THIS House Formerly owned by Dr. 8. c. Bruce,)
Kept open present by the subscriber Thankful for
the liberal patronage received far lie pledges himself
to spare pains to render TRAvELLERs comfortable,
that may. call on him during their stay.
-------., ROBERT MCNABB.
Carthage, Moore County, Sept T. 1s49. 775-tf
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.-ls 81 ss5g ssssss s soaps. Af9s}s YgE-gsye7s
DOuSSEbS nnrivalled Showing Cream -zaaiso Soaps
H. ofeyery variety Tor shaNdhe and The Toilet For
sale by. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO..
Sept Z, le49. Us
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FALL SUPPLY.

Petersburg, September I'd. 1910.
CAMUEL H. MARKS would respectfully inform the
pubc that he has just received and is still receiving
by sunry packets and from the Northern cities
an extensive and varied assortment of
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6arsapariIIa.

Ssafsapafilla. z4 a5-ss =
A FRESH supply Of Townsends, Sands and Bristols,
N in store and for sale by
-ss.- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD q Co.
Sept. 7; 1s49. 775-
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WE requested to announce Gen. THoAAs j.
w PERsoS Candidate to ell the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Maj Gen. Crenshaw in the
9TH Division of North Carolina Militia.
Sept l2. lS49. 775-te.
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M e are requested torannounce Captain GEonGE E.
w B. SINcELT1RY a Candidate to Eli the vacancy
in the 7th Division of North Carolina Militia.
September lS, l949. 7T5-te.
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IO.O0O DOLLARSL

10000 DOLLARSE
91n 900 WORTH, of Wilmington and Ra-
I'D DIQaOOOl leigh Rail Road Bonds, endorsed by
the State of North Carolina for sale at the Treasury
Office. C. l.. HINTON, Pub. Treasurer
Raleigh, September 7th, ls49. 775-lm.
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1t is reported by some of the ardent friends OF
Hungary that Georgey has proved himself traitor,
and has yielded to the golden arguments OF the Rus
slams. -s
Kossouth's wife and family, it is said, had fallen
into the hands of the imperalist troops.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 25. The sales
for the week have reached 81 900 bales, OF which
speculators took 900 bales, and exporters 65OU
bales. The tenor of the EuroPa's advices, and the
satisfactory accounts from India, had the effect to ear
scriptious. Since Wednesday more subdued feel
ing has however, prevailed, without any asslgnable
cause, and the improvement of the early part oil the
week has been sustained with some difficulty.
AT the weekly meeting of the committee OF bro
kers held Yesterday, the prices of fair cotton were
declared as follows Fair Uplands So, talr Mooi'e
81, and fair Orleans 81 per h.; yesterdays sales
were estimated at 5000 900 bales. The estima-
ted stock of cotton at Liverpool is about 623,OOO
bales against $50 bales same time last year.
| LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, August 20. Flour: - ne
transactions going forward in Liverpool and at all the
principal foreign markets, of steady character,
only the trade generally being exceedingly dull and
| heavy Flour is again rather low, and parcels OF
teood sound western canal are selling at 25s. %.
S4s per bbi.; prime Baltimore and Ohio, 24s lba.
95s and uninspected and heated, 19s. 6d.ca
bbl Corn is in steady demand at 25s. 3D. S6s. 6d.
per quarter, except unmixed prime white which Is
scarce and selling at: ass. 28s. Sd. Fine hnest
of wheat is steady to prime but secondary
are easier to buy-American and Canadlan rs: a rs.
| Cd and red at 6s. I'd. IS. 4d. per 10 lbs. Ihe
arrivals of the week have been small.
| LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Aug. 20 ialr
amount of business is going forward IN Dee ana pm
ces are steady. Both bacon and pork have been
soId atlorer prices Shoulders are dutf-iOO to $50
bhds. were returned to New York within the last
fsv days Holders of lard do not offer this article
| freeIv. Cheese is scarce. Ordinary and inferior
continue difficult to unless at very low prices.
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Tickets only 3 Is O0-Halves 81 50-Quarters S3 IS
Eighths 81 ,s74. ,-.zs
of PocEaoes of % Whole I70 m
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Spring CnrpetinCs nre now to he had MT Low,
CO N N E CIAL AFRAIRS.


The stock market opened quite buoyant this morn
ing, and for Monday business very active in tho
street. Better prices realized for most of the
fances and most of the transactions for cash. At
the first board Treasury notes went up Il per cent
s. 6s, 1868, al u s. 6s 1867 1; Penn 5s, "a Erie Is,
Il; Farmers Loan, "a; Canton Co., u; Erie r. r.. 81.
Harlem fell off per cent All others closed at prices
current on Saturday.
At the second board Eric Railroad advanced 4 per
cent; Long Island, 81 and Harlem y, with small sales
of each. The money market has improved very much
since the arrival of the steamer, and Wednesday
we shall have the news by the America, along with
accounts of the shipment of at least a million Of
dollars in specie for this port 1t is reported in the
street that the next steamer will bring between and
two millions; but we put the amount down at one
million Of dollars. to be within limits The effect of
such an importation cannot be otherwise than good
and the bulls will doubtless be again in the asccndency
1t will be seen by the quotations that government
stocks are rapidly advancing and that the sales
large at the improvement. There Is margin yet left
for a rise before they will rule high as in London at
the last accounts This makes them good remittance.
The Stonngton Railroad Company have declared
a scmi.annua dividend of two dollars and fifty cents
sper share.
The time Is rapidly approaching. when the financial
and commercial policy Of the government will undergo
severe investigation and when such notifications rs the
experience OF the past two have suggested will be
fully discussed The new administration AVE yet had
nut couple months experience in these matters but
hey fortunately have several months more before their
cws will be placed before the people any great al
Iteration proposed Tie operations Of the Independent
Treasury SYSTEM since its adoption have not been
7isfactory to the largest portion Of the al
Glasses; but direct opposition to that measure has
never been very powerful it being generally admitted
shat such system is desirable and necessary. for
The preservation of uniformity in the currency aud in
The banking movements Of the country SO far as we
nave been able judge it opinion that the pro-
visions of this act have been strictly enforced by
The Secretary of the Treasury than by his pre-
docossor that the party advocating and adopting tho
system deviatcd more from its provisions than the party
originally opposed to it, but called upon to enforce It,
Although do not agree with the principal features OF
the act, must admit that with all its defects
1t has been the salvation Of the financial and CONNER
ciaI classes Had IL not been for this or similar
system, should have been completely bankruptcd
as in the year 1881 and should have been this
men suffering all the evils Of unsuccessful speculation
Had not been for the restrictions placed upon tn,