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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
WASHINGTON. Sent. %.


Now that the Fishery and Reciprocity
treaty has been ratified by the Canadian
Parliament. il will soon be put in full
execution. There is no reason why the
President should not issue the proclama.
ton at once. for the purpose of ope ming
trade between Canada and the United
States. in conformity with the Treaty
We have advices thai New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia will soon follow the ex.
ample of Canada. and assent 10 the treaty:
and 1t is thought. also, that, by sup
elementary article Of the treaty, New
foundand may soon be embraced in its
provisions.
A very i'm important point in regard TO
the construction Of the treaty is entirely
misunderstood by certain New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia newspapers. These
papers hold out the idea that. if those
Provinces withhold their assent TO the
treaty. their fisheries will remain shut
against the Inhabitants of the United
States. This is gent error. It's per.
fectly we'll understood between the gov
ernments Of the Uuited states and Great
Britain, that the provisions il regard TO
the Fisheries shousd 60 into effect as
soon as Canada sgxeko the Treaty. The
Fisheries have also been held by the
Home Government 10 be an imperial,
not provincial right. and subject to i'm
perial dispositions; while, in regard 10
trade. the privilege of regulating i, was
left 10 the Provinces.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

WHAT NEXT IAN ex-robber and bur
glar named Samuel Head. is announced,
by the Rochester Union, for a lecture on
his former profession" The Union
says cf Mr.. Head:
In years gone by, ne has been one OF
the most notorious robbers and burglars
in the United States; and has broken
out of three States Prisons. and jailS
without number. He says he shall de-
vote the balance of his life to featuring
on prison discipline, and such matters.
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heretofore been its patrons. will pursue
the same mild and credi.aSle course.

William Williams. Esq. the +shig
candidte for Lieut. Governor against Will
lard. though still whis. cannot supper,
the peibald, abolition ticket, nominated
on the 18th Of July. Like thousands OF
other National wings. he will vote the
Democratic ;icket. Shuold the whig par
ty be resusitated as q national party.
he will again. be found battling in its
ranks. What think you Of that, fol-
Billy Williams?
WIN. Killen, and several others in
this county. tell us that they stand in
the same class. They remain wings
but are not transfera Bile at the wink and
nod of party leaders. TO the abolition
faction but will 60 where there is a reli
able platform-Atlss like-bearing W
the Union itself. and whe 70 there i.
plenty Of room for them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

FUeirlvE SLAVES IN CASADA.-We
have received by mail printed circular
soliciting subscriptions 10 aid of the desti-
,ute fugitives from Southern slavery who
are continually arriving in Canada. From
this paper we learn that in the course Of
thirty years no less than $4,000 fusitives
have thus fled to Canada and settled. and
that the number constantly increases Mt
the rate of 1000 per annum. II this be
true. the annexation OF Canada is very
serious question both for that country and
to the Uoilsd 6tates.
United States GasEfts.
About month ago we received copy
of the same circular. and in addition 10
what the Gaxet,e mentions, it stated A. oil
inducemsnt for US to send ,hem little
change that large numters Of them, up
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

At the late term Of the Lawerence Cir
cui, Court, John P. E'gns, aged about 40
years, was sentenced to the penitentiary
for ten years for committing rape on a
child nine years ole. Another indictment
is pending in Orange county for similar
offence on woman serentyfre years old.
The same man has already served five
years in the penitentiary for stealing. anc
seven years for rope committed in davi.
ess county.--N 4. Lsdger.
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The following cifcumstooce occurred in

The following circumstance occurred in
a village church. m England. on the Wis
i'ation Of the Bishop OF the Diocese, for
The purpose of administering the ordinance
of confirmation. The clerk, who usually
gave out tbs psalms and hymns, wishing
to celebrate the honor of his Gruce's visit
commenced as fallows: Let US sing 10 the
glory and praise Of God, psalm Of my
own com posing.
Tie mo ntains skip. ed like frightened ram,
The little hills dill hop.
To welcome into our town
His Grace, the Lord Bishop
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Choose ye This Day.-The Platform asks
"where will the National Wings Of Indi-
ana be found on the day of eleclion7--
Among the enemies o! The Union or its
friends? Supporting the compromise OF
1880. or voting against ii? Standing on
the Wing platform Of 1880, or the Buffalo
Platform? Aiding in building up Nor
,hern abolition parry, or discoun,enancing
the at,emp, to array one section of the I'm
ion agains, the other' Will they ratify
the bargain which Greedy. Seward & Co.
have made for their transfer to the aboli.
ton party7
The Wing party has no tickle, in Indi-
ana-it has no caodidates-no organiza-
ton. There are no questions in the cam
paign at issue between the National Whie
and the Democratic parties. There's not
National Wing in the State that does no,
endorse the position taken by the Demo
cratic party in favor of non intervention
and against sectionalism and fana,icsm. y
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

SHIPMENTS OF BREApsTurFs --Accor-
ding to the New York Journal of Com
MERGE, there were shipping from that port
to foreign porte, during the year ending
the 3Olh of June last. 1873 934 bbls. OF
wheat -four. gains, 1906 344 bbls. las,
year; and 3.O79, a bushels Of corn this
year, against 6l7.794 bushels last year.
The shipments of corn meal were "A SAC
barrels this, aud 49 34s last year; and Of
rye -four II 072 bbls. this. and 1855 last
year.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
CISCIN NATI, Sept.

William Kissane, of" Martha Washing
ton" notorie,y. was arrested here to-day,
on he requsilion of the governor of New
York. on charge Of committing the late
heavy forgeries in New York City. He
was brought before Judge Storer on a writ
of habeas corpus. when the trial was post
poned until Thursday next.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
New York Market,

Men YORK, Sept 27.-The Flour mar
ket is dull. and unsettled. prices are about
SOC. per brl lower. and buyers still hold
ing back for lower rates. The sales com.
prise $500 brls at S7a7 81 for good Ohio.
and 97,50sS. 90 Cor Southern. Whe at is
i've cents per bushel lower. and is unset
tied. Corn is better with sales of 80. 900
hushels al 76a77c for Western MIXED.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
Mycrrp1nns 1V.kx1

MYSTERIOUS WAssifo-The other
morning young girl some twelve or
fourteen years IF age, residing in
the family of one Of the editors of
this paper arose from her bed and remar.
ked 10 another girl who slept in the
ame room with her, that she thought
something must be wrong at home. ss
she dreamed she saw her little brother.
and he looked as il he was dead; ond
since she was up she still saw his face
every way she looked-stlil looking as
if dead. She dressed herself and wen;
down stairs to pursue her work; bu, ia
less than fifteen minutes afterwards.
word was brought her that her brother
had died that norning--ZancSUiLe Cour
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
Cincinnati Iarket.

CINCINNATI; Sept. 27.--FLoUR AMI
GRAIN-The market was dull for Flour
to-day, and prices ruled slightly lower
than on yesterday. The sales comprised
80 and 100 brls at 60: 100 do at G. rs;
and $50 do at $50. In grain we have
to notice a decline in Wheat. which
now rules at 81. 20sl.25. O.aer descrip-
tons are unchanged.
SUGAR--Sales of 80 hhds good. fair
and prime at 54a5lc, The market firm
with fair demand
LAssEs--Ss les of 100 brls prime at
zoe, 100 do fair at l7ac cash, and 500 do
at l92. time mostly for distilling.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

We learn that young man from the
south par, Of the Northern Indiana con-
ference attended the meeting to unite with
the conference as a preacher. He was
admitted on trial. he was taken violently
i'll The same night at IL o'clock, and The
next day at ~ was a corpse.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

A private letter from Louisville says
that business is very dull there and mer-
chants anticipate more unprofta Bile
fall season than they have ever before
experienced. The general drou,h has
created a panic. The writer says--"I
was informed by merchant do day, that
there was a deficit of 81 600 600 in this
city, which it will be impossible to
make up this season." Next spring the y
hope to commence anew.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

able to get employment, were starving to
death in localities where the people were
unable TO give. Glorious freedom that
Sel,d them on. fanatlcs-the measures of
your philanthropy will soon be full
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
Editorial Change.

The Messrs. Trask have disposed Of The
Peru Clio, and it comes TO Us bearing
the name of the Peru Republican Argus
The Argus is Edited by Mersrs. H. J.
Shirk and J. I'll. Smith. who evince tai
ent and skill in their new vocation.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Returns.-Will our friends at the differ
ens post offices in this Congressional dis
trict please send us the earliest slips OF
the returns of their counties ;hey can Sc
cure? II they are not official, let the
truest estimate come TO US by Thursday
evening
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
BALTIMORE Sent. y

Al Augusta the yellow fever alarm
continued; although there was no increase
In The disease. The Pos, 0 flee, Banks,
&c. were desert ed by the clerks. and bus
mess was entirely suspended Five thou
sand people have left the city.
The Charleston and Savannah papers
speak oil on abatement Of the virulencs ef
the disease in those cities.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

REroRr.-'If were 30 unlucky,' said
an officer; rs to have a stupid son. ! wo'd
certainly. by all means: make him a par
SON. A clergyman who was in the com
pany calmly replied. You think differ
emily from your father
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
Miraculous ESCAPE The Daytc

Miraculous ESCAPE The Dayton
Empire relates how providentially MIR.
Hosler escaped death from q stroke OF
lightning, few days since, while walking
home in storm. The fluid entered his
hat. where the crown joins the rim, burn.
ing large hole and tearing the brim to
pieces. passed down his face. lacerating il
severely, knocking out five OF his teeth,
tore off the greater part Of the lower lip.
then passed down his BODY, tearing i,
lrighlfully, and finally passed out of his
slippers into the earth. tearing half doz.
en- holes in them, and ripping off the sole
of one of them. At the time of the casu-
ality i, was raining in torrents. which
/ must have accounted for his not being in.
SANITY killed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Pttesons magazine. October num-
Der Of this excellent publication furnish
es US the interesting tale which we com
mence in this number Of our paper
We had to destroy ours. Will the pub.
Usher send another for file!
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

ALL GosE.-All the family OF the late
General Tny Tor, who occupied the White
House, arc dead, The noble Genera! him.
self, us wife. his daughter Mrs Bliss, anG
Col. Bliss. Mrs Fillmore and daughter
are also dead
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

LAFAYETTE DAILY DEMOCRAT. We
are pleased to find among orr exchanges
this morning the frs; number of paper
bearing the above title 1t is published
at Lafayette. Ind. by MessIs. Carnahan
& Clark and its editorials give evidence
Of marked ability.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
Imn0rtaui Railroad CcnyentiGn,

A convention OF The Superint endants
and Presidents Of The various railways of
Ohio and Indiana was held al Columbus,
on Friday, the 22d inst, Delegates from
26 roads were present. being n larger rep-
resentation then al any previous Railway
Convention held in the West. Resolu-
iions were adopted, entirely doing away
with the free pass Tor dead head." system
and after the expiration Of the current
year. no pass, in any cnse, will be grant
ed. the resolutions are So strict in their
construction. that when the President OF
one Railway should have occasion to ,rav-
ell over another. he will be charged full
fare The practice of passing cler gyman
al half fare, will also cease at the close OF
the year.
But what is Of far more Importance to
the interests Of the roads, is the adoption
of seriesof resolutions. by which the
cut throat system Of opposition railways
lowering the scale OF prices for freigh, and
passage below a remunerative standard
will be at an end. Resolutions looking
to gradual but general increase Of the
tariff Of prices for freight and passage
were agreed upon. The new regulations
are to go into effect on the LIST of January
next.--Cin. Com.
'Breeches Of failh,' screamed Mrs Par
tington.as she heard the term applied to
Mexican violations Of the nrmistice.
We'll | wonder what they will have
next. / have heard Of 'cloaks OF hypoc
risy,' and robes of purity but never
heard Of 'breeches Of faith before.
hope they're made of something that won't
change or wear out, sold Deacon Gud.
gins faith did, for his was always chang
ing He went from believing that nobody
W ould be saved. 20 believing that all wal
be, and at last turned out phrenoioger
and didn't believe nothing! wonder i
it is as strong as csssimere?' and she bil
off her thread and prepared needeful.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
DTTCETNG.

nj Office is hereby given that The Commits
sioner AMI Engineer of the County OF
Starke, WI offer for sale as the law directs,
the contract OF Ditchfng as follow, II Wit:
ID .tch No: 3, town 9, range west $50 R. DIS,
Do-.I0. 30, -. L." 200 do. ..
Do s, 80. " 400 do.
Do G. 80, I 495 do.
On the 2lst day Of October 1854. at the
Court House, in tie town of Knox, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
Specifications Of sad bitches given on the
day Of sale, or at the Commissioners Office at
any time. G. S. TIBBITS. Comr. s. G.
!. S. BENDER, Eng'r.
OF. :, 1855, s9t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

LAFAYETTE DAILY DEMocRAL-This
s The title Of a new paper recently started
in Lafayette, this State. 1t is q very
NEATLY printed shset.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
plenty Of room for them.

The number of children in Indianapo.
lis; of suitable age TO attend school. &C.
cording to- recent enumeration, is as
follows: Between . and 3 years of age
,s7s, besysenzisnd 81 years. GOA. to.
tai. 2.592. Total number Of families. l ;.
947,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The Yankee who was lying at The roin
Of DEATH whitfield it off with his jack
knife, and is now recovering.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The NG1s.--There is nothing of inter
est in our home exchanges. All is poll
tics. politics-Slavery or Abolitionism
Nebraska or Fusion-Whiskey or Maine
Lavish. We shall be heartily glad
when il is over, let the result be what il
may.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

On the sale of the above property, i will rs
ceive from The Sheriff one Third 81 the purchase
money, or the first execution, and one kali on
the other two, and obligations with security
to be approved 10y NE, for the balance, on
time, not exceeding 81 days, being authoI .zed
so to do by the Judgment creditors.
e. II. REEVE.
Oct 5, 1854. 29,a.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The Cholera is said 10 be ting 70 IN.
er slowly at Pittsburgh. That city has
been severely scourged by the dreaded
disssse. II looks gloomy and is still par
italy depopulated,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The publishers of the Cincinnati papers
have raised the price Of subscription 20
per cent. owing to.he advanced price OF
labor and material,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

GRAHAM for October is already with
us. and no publication OF the Magazine
kind, is more welcome.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Election Tickets. Persons wi'hing tick
cts printed. in order TO have them thor
oughly circulated. should leave heir. OF
ders in time to give US chance 10 do
them. Such work cannot be done al
moments warming.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

COOP NEws.-We hear cheering news
from all parts of the State. The Democ.
racy are rallying in their strength. Firm
and united it will present solid phal-
an1 at The polls on the second Tuesday
in October. Our cause is gaining ground
every d.. Democrats are aroused. They
are gathering around the old Jelicrsonian
standard, and having raised aloft the re-
publican flag. are marshaling the hosts OF
freemen. They have enlisted for the
war.
| There's not coward amongst them
! The towards have withdrawn from The
scene OF action, and victory achieved
in this battle, is victory of RICH, over
wrong--of religious freedom over relig-
ious persecution-of popular sovereignty
over federal commissioned pure deuoc-
raoy over conspiric7.
Democrats Of Indiana! Stand by your
colorS and you will triumph Sentinel.
The Detroit Advertiser has been lis.
tening to the experience Of several trav-
elers, the narration of which may teach
other caution, 10 which desirable end
we cory them;
One person had purchased through
ticket from ST. Albans TO Michigan city
for sixteen dollars ard half. At Lew
iston he was prevailed upon to exchange
it for another route. He paid four
dollars difference. put his ticket in his
pocket, and found when lie came to use
one on the Canada road, it was only a
second class ticket. He paid The differ.
ance between il and first class to Detroit
and found upon presenting his ticket at
Detroit, that he had bat a second class
ticket to Miahigan city also. After pay
ing the difference again, his only conso-
lation was that he had paid nearly double
price for his ride. and would arrive at
his journeys end no sooner shan by fol.
Lowing his first plan.
Another person had purchashed. III
Buffalo, a steam boat ticket TO Detroit,
and what purpor.edto be ticket by the
Central road to Chicago. He found his
steamboat fare all right but his railroa d
ticket was no go. The sharper had done
him brown, and got him so far away be-
fore discovery shat there was no danger
! Of his returning.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Godey's Lady's Book for October is an
interesting number.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The Cholera since il made its appearance
in 1917 has ii is stated swept off 70 600,
600 Of the human race.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Christina had arrived in Portugal on the
LIST inst. The confscation of her property
had been onf>med.
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II IST OF LETTERS !

ISL OF LETTERS Remaining in
4 the Post Office al Plymouth. Nov. !. 50.
Allen Miss Mary Mercer Mrs T Y
Adams william B Madison James y D
Angerman F2 rowan cob .
Broadstone John Miller E
Baker Miss Hariett Monghsm Cathaune
Bishop Horace Nelson c CO
Brown Orpha Mott lessee G.
BannOn James Norton Oriaana2
Bennett Franklin Nitcher James
Bents Louisa Pleak John
Burnworth George Pner Miss Sarah
Boyce Peter Plammel Miss Mary
Butler Isaac PlummeT BaIsck
Cavanaugh Patrick Pummer Robert
Caillat BV3 Puray Richar
Campbell Mrs Nancy 3Pat;erson Miss re
Ca.feen w PRAY l. W
Cart Roller Richmond Monroe
Crawford Joseph Rogan Peter
Curren MichselN Rachsrd Phiil'p2
Lavender Edward Ryerson John
Carroll John Rec trsncls
Carroll High Ryan James
Cougle Mrs Emily Smith iss NJ.
Cooper Mrs StOeI John
Dawson Daniel Sellenrght Beaj2m
DemSter John Il . Skinner Joseph
Drake Nathaniel Sing eite5 GeoIge
Dawson VIM. Sutphen Pruaa
DunlaSs Alexander Stewart James
Emerson Joseph Sherw FL Newton
Edw ards Miss SA Scott Arch. aid,
Edwards Francis Stowe A
French Jacob Selee Harlow
Fish John Sutphen Matthew l.
Gray Miss Hester Tnbby Abne-
Gray William Thomas Fanny
Goble James Thomas SuS nina
Carver John 1oIam John
Gephart Rcda Marian Va, dethoof John
HaTdenbrook Alforl, Wabash Atlas
Harris Stephen Weston
Higgins Rs WIKI son Hsrvey
Hlne II B Wood Josiah
House Inject WillA N TWe;heran Mss Fran
Kinds & Richie MeSSrs els ;
Haskell VIII I'd n MEL
Johnson Vim. WlllboUrn Will m
Johnson James Winner Peter
johnson John Watts Fol 2
Ringeman WIllls-n We tervelt Abrm
Linch JeruSha vi helm Day
Lindsay John Whitehead Pc mel "a
Lawson George CO Woods ! rancs
Lemon John NJ Han. Willbourn iidia
Lauter Charl Dutch Yourg RenlamIn
Mccoy John Weekly William S.
Persons calling for the above VIII please
say advertised"
JAS. T. VAN vALKENBURGH, r Il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Election Returnx-We shall probably de-
lay our next issue until Friday morning
in order to get sufficient returns from the
districts 10 settle the results for Congress.
Don't call for your papers until Friday
morning. /, is for your interests we
shall delay, rot for our own.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

The sV0rkSisOps.-F From the published
accom-, Of the proceedings Of the Directors Of The
North Carolina Rail Road al their last meeting
al Charlotte, il appeared that the question Of 10.
eating the Principal Workshops was not finally
settled u l. nitural. therefore, that much inte-
rest should still be felt in this matter 1T different
points On the line Of the Road, The las, Greens.
Through Patrio, states that il had received an
anonymous communication from Graham on the
subject. which il declines 10 publish under ,uIe
requiring responsible name 10 accompany an
communications. AIicr making This statement.
the Patriot adds:
.fhe article in question. from Graham. .r,es
ihc proprieiy Of establishing the railroad work.
shops al that place versus Giccnshoroueb. a,
i@tscen The two, we would, Of course, prefer on,
own town; but prefer 10 see said shops !, Ora
ham. or almost any Town along The line. instead
Of being located Ia The Uoods. rs has been mt.
mated, aud that TOO out Of spirit jcalsu. and
unjust towards the town Of tircenshorouyh."
We fully agree with our friends of the p,,r;o,
IN their opposition 10 the location of The work.
shops IN The woods" unless il is manilc.l ~,
It would he greatly 10 the advantage Of the Rail
IL they csn be located in or near town wi,b,.,
to the Road. we think il il ele,,Iv
the duty Of the Directors to do SO. The question.
ihcn.is. ~ what town can they I've located with
most advantage to the Road, We hope our
friends viii mol inpuie to us spirit Of jealousy,
q we say that our reasoning, from premises which
sre thought TO he good, leads us 10 the conclu.
ZION that Greensborough is not the town al wb;cb
he workshops should he located. We admit ,h,,
u point Of merit looking 10 the industry and
nterprise Of her citizens. and the inccpui,v ar
'er MISUNDERSTANDING is unsurpassed by any
fher county on the route Of the road hu, the
oca'ion Of Grccnsborough. urh reference to ,be
istance beyond which loco motive should "a,