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EAGLE SUDA wAns,sA fss-TAbllr II al.
IA MENT.-The best rticle is always the cheapest
especially when it more than the inferior
article, and this is emphaticaly the case with IAN.
FiELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water If any
BODY doubts it. let them try for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared 10 furnish superior Phils.
deIphis Porter, Ala, and Champagne Cider in guam
titles to suit customers fthe above articles are not
found to be of the frat quality. the money will be
refunded. w. CANFIELD, Agent
Mandatory 2o'h between Main and franklin .t.
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rfet - D. johnson. President OF La C;ranss,
s1san'1 College, died on the 29.h nil.
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IF. rfgssszzEz1 THE ADAHIa'EXPREss
hSsfeS aGtsSaEs COMPANY, 1874 Main st. hsv.
A'sa~ ing resumed their Steamship
E1pres. to and FROM Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
mond by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke. which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevlle, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, pre-
pared forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels
Jewelry &c,, to the above named cities, and ell
places on the oeaboard.
Our Express the Steamships will be aceompa-
MED BY special Messengers who will give their per-
sonal attention the careful handling of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that psciase,u
points in Virginia and North Csroua, will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received ON day of sailing until o'slosk
z. N. J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams EXPRESS Co.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

lire AND MARINE INSURANCE. can
IT be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com
pany on % favorable terms with any other somps'
ny IN this State possessing real cash capital 70 meet
osses Apply 70 ETOKE6 & CO.,
Alts, NshmonA. Va
WIN. r. EARLY, HrsSk
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Seey,
ChariottesvilIs. Y
INSU vi RG "A FIRE
/ AND MARINE INSURANCE. CO.-Chartered
by the L. eisIsture of Va in i852Ofce No. Isl Main
street. next door to the Dispatch Newspaper Omce-
fnsures against loss by FIRE and the dangers OF the
seas all kinds Of property and favorable terms
No charge for the Policy or Surrey
THOS. ID. ALfRlEND, PreSt.
WI CowARDIN, Sec'y.
~ This Company lately removed its office from
Ballard's Hotel, on franklin street. de9Cly
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MgDfCrN9s.

MeDlClN 9o.<
A CERTAIN CURs Fob ALL.
In drsary .ints., 40. or rails.
when winds do blow, am the same
i.m 0a 70 them, INSTANT KELLEY.
For lonely. orph.a, the poor man. bride.
1or those that use me It's their pride
Th.i. sreatest comfort IL INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS. Ills to prevent,
And cure all those for such I'm meant,
I'm, nice to take, 'tis quite trsat
DO take this syrup, LCoNARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price 25 cent, DO, &c Ie ~
NEIIVAL TEsTl s, ~ = n = sssol TIE IL
This 10 to Ger ify that have used In my practice
and have seen used BY others, Dr. l. scotps Caleb q
ted White Circs ssian Imminent, ana nsse no nsn.
ts;on In "A wing that have more commence IN than
Az sprain.. Bruises. Psins and surns
with almost univeraai success. ana can Win eo"n'
o'ne' ''''' EDWIN PARSONS, M. d.
vs.. Dec. 4. 1855
All the above Medicnrs for sale oy rureeh' Lsoo
L Co and Alex. Duval Richmond ns
How Il" CUBS ALL PAM
Pain is the forerunnsr Of most diseasss-surs the
fain and 'hf pk ' Ro slsss'i rAru.cunEk
will cure rheumatism Neuralsia, fsinsn the Limbs,
sides or Back sprsins and Brases. Ear and Tooth
Ache, Pain or Cramp in the otomacn or 0o~9.,
Sore Throat, Burns, scalds Ague or Jumps IN ne 70
Breast, Chils, Spinal Affections, and Paias In the
feet Indeed, II cures all Pain.
~ l2i, Is Hnd 30 cents bottle.
II you Bilious, and hsvs bad Cold take 1H.
They carry of all bile and remove cold, These
pill no ahead of all other Pills in their good eEeets
- Boxes 124 and Is cents. Bold by al Dru.glsta
In Richmond Petersburg. Norfolk, L7nchbuas, 1red'
ericksburs and Charlottesville. no zo-sm
COUGH TO GUKE.1 .-on,. r,sc,urr
Il '''' " TAKE BAMPToNs TINcrURE.
Il \ or ''i TAKE HAMPToWs rINcrURE.
''1'0 TAKE HAMPToNs TINC1URE.
NERVOUS SICK HEAD4CHE---
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
Pain In the side back, take Hampon's Tineture
Weakness and Debility, take Hamptons Tincture
Diseases that flesh 10 heir to- take Hampton's Tine
ture Wherever used has been successful In curing
disease after other remedies have failed
" Delicate ladies and children will please give
1t trsl. Call and get pamphlets and cures OF
Scrofula. As q female medicine it is unrivallsd
Hundreds will testify Of Gu. 90 ON themselves and
friends after ell other remedies had failed
Chronic or periodical nervous, or sick Beadachs
long Standing. has been cured by t-ss invigo-
rator and restorative where gentle stimulant IL
wanted, believe it superior TO all the coroias
before the public. To the Youth and Old Aye the
single and married, offer the most valuable rem
sdy. Call and get pamphlets gratis and see cures
MORTIMER MOWBkAY
No $40 Baltimore street.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL. LADp
L CO., Richmond by DR.. COOKE, Frsdedcksburg; BY
ali the Druggists In Petersburg by MORTIMER 4
hoWBRAY, Baltimore, and by DraEa.sts ana Store
o. 81 per bottle; s bottles for sS.
is 16-dGcts
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UMBER. 1870, coo worm OF lumber

, UNBnR. ..3I0,G6O worth Ell Lumber,
- MaEogsny, &C., at reduced prices, viz
$500 It. SIS POPLAR
l51 0G0 f; sUSQUEHANNA BOARDS
l25 600 It. Claar Canada " bite PINE, ell sizes
100 G0o #. Wide Inch PLANK, for tobacco cases
100, 600 It Narrow do
So 600 #. 8 and Inch Buffalo ASH
90 900 IT. /. u aud Inch Oh FERRY
20 600 T. BLACK WALNUT, all sizes
1900 #. II ROCK MAPLE
25oOG #. A N Carolina DRESSED FLOORING
10000 #. White HICKORY
Aise. Spanish CEDAR MAHOGANY COFFIN
BOARDS, Plank for He.d Railing, NOVEL;
POSTS, lie.
In view Of the contemplated change in bust
mesa we will from this day sell TO responsible custo
mers. on accommodating terms, cur entire stock Of
Lumber at greatly reduced prices All persons having
Claims against concern request to present
tsem for payment; and those indebted to us are re-
quested to pay their Indebtedness
fe 4--lm* BELVIN 4 PARKER
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER -.CHiL.
DkEN CRY FOR IT.-This VAIN able md well
knt wn preparation is commended with the great.
est idence and it viii be found to be the safest
best and most pls SAINT r"medv for sxpeiling Worms
10 use 1t contsins no oil Of IVoymSeef Turpentiae
or ether nauseating drug and is readily taken by
children. Prepared only by
Il. J. PICOT, Druggist
Laid Co, Wholesale agents; and by Druggists
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tIVRWA x Dis. 3U sINEs SIN

EEURWN = q Is . 9 n > SIN
L CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house and shall, at the commencement of the fall sea
ron send out boat every other day Sundays except.
ed BY this arrangement will put goods through two
dsyssooner than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
getber, az soon by the S. S. r. r., and at much
less pense.
Merchants west Of Lynchhurg wishing to consisn
their goods 10 the railrord agent required to de-
post funds to pay the charges to that point az the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse 10 pay Or col
lsat cha ees goods received By the Canal
29--ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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f.. c#HHsHlE GREAT NORTHERN
~ sssssssssS= AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
.H FOR TRAvEL.-TWICE DAT.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seveny-ive miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve mles-ln
all $50 miles in hours being q comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, A. M. and y P. NJ, and bag
gage under charge of specsi agents checked through
o Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
FARE.
40 $500
H. baitlnlore 500
rMIeQelpnld, 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is now undergoing rela v Half
Oft being already Pleted with edge rail of su
perior quality, and as more than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this routs it is hoped and believed
shat no will be Undue a. by the representation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
ri. ID. Whitcomb, Superb to select the longer
and more crcuitous route, referred to therein The
r. +. p r. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads OF
otherwise which without parallel in the history of
railroads in this country. s. RUTH,
Supesir tendent of Trans portation.
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NTAhBLE WORKS --lH1LLEk q iN.
1VG CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar
BILE and Manufacturers of NOM MENTS TOMBS.
BLE, SC, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main at.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to stock hand, which siss of large
and well finished assortment can be found at
any ests bli SD ment in th5 city
MONUMENTS of any 70 or design made to or
der at the loweat New York.or Philacelphia prices
Remember the place, and please give a call, sf
ter examining workmanship and prices elsewhere
-Sn1
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vr.
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of tho New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
ap 4-ts Agents.
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LADIES, CONGRESS- e. .
q TEkS ,f superior quality. at only Sl.75
Der pair. MARCUS HARRIS,
fa 10 I9S Broad 81 rect.
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-7rss,-u,, WONDERS NEVEK CEASE.

>s.asEsss-usa WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
&5sEs4 Man born of woman has but short
time to live; therefore am DESTROYS
A-4A to make good use of my time. After
being afflicted for number of years. yea, in the fiery
furnace and coming out with the patience of Job,
now cali for help-but Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder the wheel; and vaCety 10 the spice
of life have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acquaintance to give me call and
will piesss and accommodate all
JOHN RAdAN, part Of Greek Nation,
No lat
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YOUTHS Alp BKOGANs> Is
cts. Per pair; Boys' Calf Brogsns 8 .l2l pe T
pair for sale by
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~ f-Sase - NOTICE.--1 he steamer A.
Ea,.1N H. SHULJZ commenced running
on her reguisr trips on MONDAY
and THITRsDAY leaving WINDSOR SHADES at
81 o'clock A M, for RICHMOND. and Will leave
Richmond at 81 O'Clock every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY for Windsor Shades
Passengers and freight will be taken for the James
and Chckshominv Rivers
Dc 9q-2m* WILLIAM II CARBON. Can't.
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To0N sALk..A iikciy Nexrs w sslam, WIS
Il rood Csok. Washer and Ironer. Apply ss
o., street jail fe4-6
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ROfs, Ci.OrHINl3..-I have yee on hand
y good assortment Of Boys Clothing, eoasstins
o. overeosts, Business and Dress Froeka koups
Jackets vsnts and Yeats In variety Of style and quail
ities 1t la Main street,.
ss WIN. IRA sMIrH.
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JANUARY 1st 1 SIS 7...NUTIC E...1h Q
y subscriber, finding i. impossible to indulge his
customers TO the that extent seem to desire it.
takes this method of notifying them that he shall
hereafter conduct his business strictly on the ak
months system. and all accounts not paid at the ex-
pirGton OF six months interest will be charged and
all accounts due and unpaid for II months will be
put in suit. Z. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and MeTchant Tailor,
ia Corner of ain and 10Th streets
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VALUABLE r RMS FOH SALE
have for sale, in Powhatan county, FIVE very val
liable Farms, varying in sizs from 400 to $50 acres
will sell great bargain in them if early application
Is made to me. Also one very superior Farm In
Chesterfield county.
Terms very liberal.
ALEX. MOTT, Auct.,
de l6 Corner 18th and Main street.
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To dive these roers there is emf OF fifty horse
power. The uloe 'hen is carried by pumps to a set
OF fourteen kettles, where by it is cundepse
snd then 1t runs through body OF carbon or burnt
vacuum PAM where it is evaporated then over a sat
OF copper pipes tor condensation again through the
shsrcoal for cecoloS1nR, then into another vacuum
pen where IL 10 boiled to crystslizng point 1t il
then carried Oft 10 another part of the bulldog and
by copper ladies' 10 emptisd into the sugar moul6s
holding aooue .ixty pounds each, where another
day II is ready for ciayiag.
This process Is only followed where it is;ntepded
TO MAKE box sussr which 10 always clayed while
that pack in hogshesds il called Muscovado and
10 packed into the cssSs in ssts where il T.,
then alto we'd to purg, i;s'f for fifteen or twenty
days and then rea,y for shipment On thi, . ate
they make mostly ciaysd or box sugar and he mr..
csss OF ciaying is THU: The moulds containing the
sreen sugar are placed a long hoor in a room
hoolng from 500 to lDf0 moulfs; the roint IF the
mo aid lie below the level ef the 5or which is made
with sqns'e holes for their ports ter tbs sugar
has set In the moulds this plug at tho bottom ia Ia
zen out and on the base or upper fist face of the
has he property Of distributing the water yerv
.qasily through It. This clay is wet and The wa,er
htsnslowly through the body sf the sugar carving
win 1t ait color, and leaving the base of the zone
perfectly white. This process is repeated several
times and tie sugar IL kept In this house for about
twenty days II IL then turned out of tn g mou,ds in
70 large open, fat, wooden trays ard thu dissrent
Isyers o. strata OF sugar 10 divided nv nesro with
'atee CT ave., into white. brown ana yellow that
.esfH me poot s still colored with moiasen snd
eeJ efs. These several classes are all ent hv
~ ~ ana tue sugar is dried either by the sua
80, Wv. "ssSs snh then hacked into boxer holding
s,,sn,S M pouhas eseh These then nailed and
,hs -. ~ p;oeesei green cowhde Ia narrow strips
to market. """ 'o"a' 'oi .'shsPof'
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~ PRESCRIPTIONS accurately end
60 promptly dispensed at ell houra, day and night,
EA MEADE & BAKERS
New Chemical and Prescription Store,
1876, N. w. corner OF Main and 10th streets,
no 12-d4m Just above New Custom House.
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THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,"

r. a. Editor q Tie n Y. Tribune.
SIR: Having read Tie report Of the Committee Of
the Anne Tract Society feel 10 be nv duty to
submit the following questions for their consideration
Are the members of the Tract Society swsre of TIE
fact that there are four millions Of the American people
who are not permitted to read their Chris.snizing
publications and do they publsh any tracts condemn
story Of such uuchiistisn prohibition
Are they aware Of the fact that these four mllons
Of our courtrymen have fallen into the hauds Of per
IONS who have enacted laws which legaize indviduas
robbing them Of everything that can be taken from
theml
Are the members of the Tract Society acting toward
these unfortunate sufferers the part Of the good Sima
ritan, as commanded by Jesus Christ Or are they
following the example of the by-passing priest and
Levite
Do the members of the Tract S1ciety realize tina.
these four millions poor beggars at gates do.
srrg the crumbs of tie comforts Viii b we enjoy
And do boy make any effort for their mental moral
or physical elevation and Improvement Or do they,
while themselves enjoying their good hngs, leave the
poor be ggars to suffer evil things
Have the Publishing Committee Of the Tract Society
read the recorded sayings Of person who gave tbi'
commandment: Call no man master, for one Is ySu-
"nester, even Christ, ard all We ere brethren
Have the Committee read the declaration, "Whoso
etoppeth biz at the cry of the poor he also chs
cry himself, but shall not be heard
Is not the duty of the Tract Society to cry aloud
and spare not to lift up It's voice like trumpet aud sho
the people their transgressions and their sins Aud il
they refuse to warn the wicked from his way will not
his blood be required at their hands
Have the Committee carefully considered The iu
ttructon, expressed in the word For as used in the
35tb and 42d verses Of the 25th chapter of Matthew
And have they. satisfied themselves which Of thoss
verse;. lie expressive of their manifestations OF symps
thy with the four millions who erohsned in thu
prison of Slavery
Resps ctfully submitted for theiy corsds ration. By
ARNOLD BCFFCM.
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si.p, VIC, wien called upon i.r an explanation,
sid 81 cannot drinh such toss. As shs, but
Twill drink the health OF the King Of Norway, WHO
sis alec King Of Sweden"
One cannot find fsal. with 8 people for thsu
patriotism. have always admired that love OF
genie Norge whi.h shines through Nor Eeg'sa
history, sorg snd saga; bit when i, is nanliested
in such ridiculous ex 1emes, one docb.s the genuine
ne,s Of the feeling, ard suspects it Of being anoyeS
with some degree Of personsl vanity. There are
still evils TO be eradicsted, reprosches 10 Dc 70
moved, reforms n be achieved, which claim al tnc
best energies Of the beat men Of the country, and
positive harm ia done BY c,nceains or denylDg soe
true state of things
have much more to say n rel,tiOn 70 t1e people
Of Norway ard their social and moral condition, out
shsll wait until my journey through the country IA
pear its close, that may have further oppo'tuni'
ties Of contrast and comparison. My o"o mPre''
sions do not at all coincide with those OF prevpus
travellers, who seem to have followed very much 10
one ano.her's wake. l shall therefore be carefo'
and conscientious in my endesvors 70 ascertain the
exact truth but sbsll then not hestae to give IT,
no matter with whose opinions / msy come Ii
conflict. b.
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knowledge, ard BIS repeated aechsso ~
,.,sea He received, vs bsheve, some cw vo'es'
In 1914 he removed with his family to ths cry aad
resided NJ Fort Washr stos, on tie dras'a h"o'
His long experience and ability we're sought ior IN n'
new home. and for two years he was member OF inc
Board Of Ec nc stioD-two years 10 the comm On So"u'
ell from the Twelfth Ward, and one ysar be was 10
the New.Y York Assembly. He purchased place nsH
Wssbirgtou's Headquarters, at Newourgo, N 1911
where he Continued to reside until witha iew nonths
before his death. He had generally been regarded oil
late wears as siding with the Hunker wing OF the
Democratic party, but condemned the overthrow OF
the Missouri Compromise, and supported Fremont add
DAYTON. He leaves q widow and nine children. tie
was man of extensive reading aud varied s's'nmens
His manners were popular and winning, but he never
sacrificed principle FOR the sake OF party. lie was
pdepepdent in the expression OF bis vsws, aod sons
times gave oreuse by the fraDkDess OF bis OPTIONS
Tn all his business relations he the soul OF honor
Deceit. ,hicsnery and fslsehood lie sbhorred Hold
inc for the last ten years Of bic lie an independent
positon in politics he conversed freely Of public men
and measures. and watched with solietude the waning
virtues of political life. He eften expressed TO Mr..
CI,v bs forebodngs for the future; the noble Kan
tuckian. lie st communication to him closed Is follows
"Our Union is too firmly cemerted to be broken.
despair not, my dear Shaw, OF the Republic.
He was ndently s,tacbed to his family and home;
and, poesessing by Inheritance and acquisition large
estate, he dispensed bis charities literally but uuOb'
trusivey. He lived and died devoted hubbard, q
kind and indugent father, and Christian gentleman
He eloquenty Illustrated his character in the first
words of his will written few days before ais death
Recognizing experimenting Providence, and deep
sly devou,!y ard humbly Acknowledging tae bless
" irgs bestowed upon in education and intellect,
I" ard in the social, political and domestic relations,
"ook back upon life with gratitude, end forward upon
eternity with hope"
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HINTS ON CURRENCY.

To the Editor Of The ". y. T'ibrs@ ,
Sir Six per cent per month, or 70 par cent per
year. seems to be the hrt Of the rate OF rteres sr
msrey. At this point our nnost substantial ba'inss
firms conclude they bad better take all losses sad CO.,
SC quepces of assigning % su pending Tne idss q
obtaining money for regular justices purposes u
per cent the rse established by law Ia now "a sbso'
e,e one ard il does as though tue question cf
the equitable price or compensation Tor the use OF
circulat pg medium TO perform the functions OF e.
char 20 and trade coud be discussed by those ianx
with The subj-c attn profit 70 the mass OF be Pssps.
II seems t. my mind that wiss political ecooony
would fupsh the people with the means cf ex'hsrg
rg their products and wares st the lowest price Il
could POSSIBLY be furnished at.
Now would ssk of those who have studied Tie
subject, whether canrot wheat ss the basis Of
currency well ma To use the English pound which
is measured by grains OF vheai. currency bascd
on wbee and com and measured by the average pro.
dsct per hour in State could be furnished With smal
expense and usury would die out. -.
10 the weekly bank statement Of the city banks,
Oct. TO- The amount Of specie IL given ~ Gil fI69i;
average smoupt of circulation, ,523 5s9i deposlt
ftr.nt l one in specie. Loans and d.coua,., siors7
$50. Each of these dollars loaned out by the street
brokers who it is believed In nsctA
with the banksl at 2, and, at last per cent pes
month This gives hs snoupt OF - "a 81 interest %
the sev6 paper dollars representing single silver
collar Which, sccoropg TO law and old ideas Of right
the people should have the Use Of for 7csnts AZ
me cbapc cspnof look az the progress Of ruin
going on with Ind ference, aud think this mel.
snchtly fact that the Of the people Geconpe,ed
10 fee from the wealth which their brains scd hsnds
have produced. In the old countries they hos 70 th
in the older States cities and towns they fee to The
wild lands ar places. Would this be the cssed
hey were secured tbe full produc Of their lsbH "
be use Of just curTercyf With our expanded CO...
ercy, land speculstors have oropolzed and shut at
etpe from thousands of seres Of land which viii
mair for years unimproved while the settler WIN
mall must go into the distant wilderness losing
be ben. fit of ne ghborhood schools, 60.
UuIder the present money system IL seems 70 me
hat al the wealth the OF the people are tciinS
create, is in reality Of no more use TO them thsa
were the Pyramids Of Egypt to the slaves who built
BEN, az the tendency seems 10 be that the more ve
reate the more interest money has 10 DO cared sad
aid, aid ell is steadily concentrating to make ths
n illior aires. az
In hopes some Of your sble 6nsrciers viii give ~
light this subject, have intruded these nqub
ries and remarks, which, JON plssse, give pses
your columns. P.LB.