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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

CoTTog We have had several
specimens oil cotton, raised IN this city,
laid on our table during the past few
days. Ne recommend our citizens to
raise their own cotton FOR home con-
sumption, as We feel satisfied from the
specimens We have seem, that each
family can do il. $50: .=.. ..:. I.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

i - "a H. #. q SO 2 ~ rs
HoRrIeuLTuRAI.-We had the pleasure
Of a call, a few evenings since, from
Messrs. sayers and Hemmenway, horti-
culturists. They informed us that they
were visiting the principal orchards
and gardens of our citizens, for the
purpose of examining the fruits, and
reporting the result of their Iabors for
the benefit Of the public. With this
We were pleased, and we hope that the
result will prove a benefit to the com.
munity at large by preventing the cul-
t,re Of fruit which when grown is use
less, - eras-E - .5--s.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

3. PuNtsHMENr OF CRIME During
the present and last week four persons
have been convicted Of CRIME before
the District Court now in sessionin this
city, one for manslaughter and three
for horse stealing, who were seyerally
sentenced to the Penitentiary for from
one to three years. .:.z.o2z 81.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

d WAErRD:---Ag good hand, who under.
stands kanyon work, farming, etc, car
find employment by calling at the
MoUNTAINEER Office None need ap.
ply, except they come well recon.
mended. J., ;. +. :.:.ssss,.@.zz:.. .., M
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

BURNT On Wednesday evening,
Mr.. Nathan Il. Davis was severely
burned Oh the left:. cheek and on both
arms With q quantity of molten iron
which unexpectedly escaped from the
furnace ut the foundry. lie III, how
ever, getting along tasorabiy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Sefotarnsonr thanks 20 Col. picKESs forhis
excellent report fl. the year ending list October,
1859. The main portion can be found on our
first page, and for it we osk tho porusal OF our
readers The question of altering tho law in
relation to levying the taxes of the State is dis.
cussed therein at lcngtb, and meets our hearty
approbotion. A more thorough reform, howcy.
or is greatly needed, as we hnvo before had oc-
casion TO urge, tnwit; that each person should
be required by law to render on oath tn the Tax
Collector the value of his or her entire estate
and that such per cent. be paid thereon, as the
necessities Of the country might require. There
is no Justice in the law under which the taxes
are now gathered.
From the tables accompanying the cropor; We
gathcr aud condcnSc some Interesting nfurma-
,icm far thc reader: Tho expenditures for the
new State house for the wear was $310,000.-
The State owns stock in the various railroads
within her borders to the amount OF s., ,Sd2 300.
There are only two paying dividends, namely;
The SuulI Carolina railroad company and Tie
Charlotte and South Carolina road The public
debt Of the State including the surplus rcvo.
nuc" received from the general government
years ago, is ST. 2.096l0. The assets of the
Sta'e--bank capital, sinking fund.- railroad
stocks, &c.--nrc ample to meet the payments Of
this debt as it becomes duo. The aggregate
State tax was SG35 ,524.67, and that for police
assessments. (ronds, poor and public building
taxi 5000, ,S73.G3 makinga total of 1888, ,30S3O.
The supplies for the current year are estimated
by the Comptroller at $425.5T0.
The abstracts from the reports of the railroad
COR nancs arc worth n moments time Six arc
reported as derauters. The length of the South
Carolina road is PIP miles including branches :;
cost, SS,SS7 l75 lis public debt, So, l62 ,Si039 ;
gross earning, &l.55S, ,2TT.52: expenses s234.-
26G52; nett ca~nings. S6233ll; dividends,
1920, zoo: surplus S203, ,545. Length of the
Grecnvle and Columbia road and its branches,
l4l miles; cost, So, ,SGS ISL 10 nett earnings,
Sli4, l64 10. Tho Chernw and Darlington road
is 10 miles long. and cost S6l533330 OF the
Charleston and Savannah road there is com
plcted 81 miles: graded. so !; will connect with
with Savannah by lst February, 1860
The shares in the South Carolina road were
500 originally; add interest. SCI ,25. making
$lGl.2j, with an average dividend of $5 T5,lO0
The road runs ten trains per day,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
From Columbia.

The Legislature was to have adjourned on
Thursday last after n most laboriuus session OF
twenty five days.
The most important measure perfected is the
establishment of n separate Court of Appeals,
consisting of three Judges. The number of cir
cult Judges is reduced to five by thsact whom,
with the appellate tribunal, is to constitute Il
Court of Errors, the dcci ons of which, in all
cases must be final and conclusive This is a
decided Improvement ON the present system \
friend has furnished US with the bill : it passed,
but we arc unable to fnl room for it this week
The Senate passed a bill appropriating $3l0,-
900 to complete the railroad to Walhalla, with
an amendment rendering i. almost unavailable
At our latest dates the lDusc had not acted on
it. More anon.
The bill afording aid to the Spartanburg and
French Broad railroad was defeated in the Sen.
ate by a considerable majority. Its friends, with
the antintcrnal Improvement men, had few
days before defeated the Blue Ridge The same
men now rejected this bill. as might have been
expected. We presume the friends Of the French
BROAD road arc now satisfied,
Both houses have passed resolutions unaui.
mously on the subject of Southern grievances
They may be found in our columns. We prefer
the resolutions of Gen. GAwLlNCToN passed by
the Senate. They declare our readiness to act
when the other Southern States arc ready The
House resolutions, offered by Mr. MnMMIxcER,
proposes that South Carolina shall lead in the
natter. 1t is not the proper position of this
State aud the Legislature will not be sustained
the people in taking it, The Legislature
ould have retrained from any action in the
&;ses, at least in SO far as indicating the fu-
wNolicy of the State is concerned. Let us
sSSn the ordinance adopted by the convcn,
h 1852
l6n. j. y. ISGLrs, of Chcraw, has been cleo
gudgc under the act for adding an addition
swjnlge to the judiciary of the State. An
,9ge was also to he elected to make the
eis'lm which the members Of the Appeal
Ioulto be elected. 1t was believed that
Yup'NEALL woull be the Chief Justice.
State tax will be much the same as pro-
HuH last year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Tho coldest weather OF tho season has been
experienced this week The mountains are eoy-
cred with snow Whew Tho sales adyer-
tised by ColIIunnicutt and Mr. Craig, with va
rious other matters in our advertising columns,
are commended 10 the pubhe-Gen Scott has
returned from San Juan. having virtually set
tied tue difficulty between the two countrcs---
Cotton has declined in Europe-Both parties
are being reinforced at Brownsylle. and Cor,i.
mas declares himself ready for action-The
odd John Brown" accomplices, four in number,
were hung at Clnrestown on TIE 10Th The
troops Will now withdraw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
The Abandonment.

9 The contractors have abandoned the Tunnel,
throwing something over three hundred labor
sers ontiof employment Many Of these are not
snacondition to sustain themselves long and
fnnehi suffering must be tho consequence The
work at the other points has also been abandon
edatasacrifce othc country, the company, and
the contractors Wisdom seems to have depart
ed tho councils Of the State OF this again
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Book and Other Pedlars.
mt events have caused the NOV,

mt events have caused the movements of
men, from the North to be narrowly scru-
:. This is both right and proper, mas
AVch, as their bbect is to fleece the people and
y tnstl q spirit OF insubordination and insurrec-
tion into the slaves, eventually resulting in
a crime and the blood of the innocent.
Assceietions and vigilant committees have
Ieen formed throughout this and the Southern
Yates, for the purpose of preserving order and
~ igfetlng out and furnishing such characters as
may Sfehd and are above tile law. And, where
theFeSate no organizations and committees, we
would, feephmend to the citizens agricycd to act
promptly themselves. They will be unanimous
~ sustained in such action. Almost every pa
2per we take up gives an account Of some susp
osaPacter having been arrested
th rs the circumstances of tho case
he prison, tar and feathers, and
leave the country are generally
rents inflicted. There is now in the
snyille. miscreant who has been
Sbolition prints tlIelper's among the
end talking old John Brown" senti-
rs neighbors. He is n Northerncr,
sand will undoubtedly swing.
ageNts and their books They
,.ayou with specimens, and by their arts
Ise statements induce many to subscribe
EN-. The books may be unexceptionable
this is not al ays the case. We have been
snod that tha " American Encyclopedia"
in the distrk the present year, contains
at-wa5 &ith our Institutions But
fSltion consists in thcirasking and often
ig for their publications twice as much
sells for in niarkct. Thus you are
tot yonr money, and suffering the
plot your rSin at the same time
treas9ientJis too mild for these
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Congress.

The Senate passed Mr. MAsoN's resolutions of
inquiry unanimously Mr. CnEsNUT made an
able speech whilst they were under consdera-
ton The Senate has confirmed j HEART, for
mcrly of this State, as public printer
The House is still without q Speaker The
discussion of the slavery question continues
Messrs KEITT, BoNuAM, Miles and AsnMoRE
participate in the discussion We shall give Col
AsnMoRE's speech in our next
TnE MoRMoNs IN REvWAL.-The Mormons,
it appears, haze had religious revival, which
lasted four days, during which the Saints were
addressed by Brigham Young and sundry other
shining lights of the Mormon Tabernacle. The
tenor of the discourses, as well as tho general
sentiment Of the people, was, according to our
special correspondent, exceedingly mild, and
presents striking contrast to the clustering
and defiant tone which some time ago charac-
tsriaed every speech and newspaper article en-
anating from Salt Lake City.
FREE NEGROES. Propositions are now pend
ing before the Legislatures of Mississippi Ten
nessee, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina,
for the speedy removal of the free negroes from
those States, In consequence of this action,
numerous petitions have been already received
from the free negroes by these several Logisla-
lures, asking permission to enter the condition
of slavery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
NoB,F. a. THOMPSON, Editor.

fERAIS--S1 so per annum, in advance If pay
meht be delayed until after the expiration of the
year, So. For six months. i5 cents in advance.
by Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Exchanges.

Mr. J. NJ, BnowN proposes to publish new
paper at Darlington c. H., with the title of
Spu'herner L. f, WAnLEY, Ed, favoraLly
known as an editor is to haze charge of its col
nmns. This journal is tn be Southern rights to
the core. as well as literary i'll its character
Price, 50.
Tic 'Smtc'' Depotch is tho title of a new
paper to be issued shortly at Sumter, in this
State, by Messrs. w. j. FRANcIs md j. +. De-,
LoRME. 1t will be edited by T. w. DtXHINs
Esq, formerly connected with tho Yatchm0R of
that place. Pricc, 50.
ERsXINE CoLLEGIATE REcoRDER.--Thi Ecra-
ry monthly, for December, has been received
1t Is successfully edited by Messrs Bell, n j
Hearst j L Orr, L Castles, b Murphy and
ii w Storey. Price, 81 year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

sPVvUH III ~ tE OK OF the q . uIt., IN WbfcB
be eondembad tho Harper's Fercy outrage and
those who sympathised with Brown and his
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

EAGLE HILLEDIN ALAnANA.-Mr. \. l.. IIar-
alison, in letter to the Benton (Alo.) Hu4M,
describes a very remarkable bird, which was
killed in Autaug0 county, in that State, few
days since. 1t measured seven icct from tip to
tip; three feet from the end of the tail to the
point of the upper mandible, and the spnu Of its
talon was eight inches.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Z" Look nk ORE YOU Lear" Marriage with
ont love, is the suicide of happiness. AS wolf
might person undertake to build Il house with.
ont either cash, credit or material, MS to expect
to live happily in the married State without love
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

=, THE BLUE RIDGE RNLRoAD.-The bill
togfGtftsaid to this enterprise was lost in the
HdasS6h Friday last; by vote of 81 to 55,
which, we may conclude, is the last effort du-
ring The present Legislature, which will be
made on behalf of the road We had suppo-
sed that the Legislature would grant sufficient
aid to build the road as far as Clayton, Gcor-
gia, and it is to be regretted that it has not
done So The building of this road is only
question of time We are satisfied that it
will be built, and in thepresent aspect of things
the sooner it is completed the better it will be
for the State GrcenviHe Enterprise.
- %-
TIE BLUERIDGE RoAD.--Our South Car
olina exchanges state, that the whole subject
of the Blue Ridge Railroad was tabled in the
House of Representatives, on Friday the 9th
inst. The Columbia paper, all the time the
advocate of the road, regards this as definite
disposal of the question for this session. We
are very sorry to hear it, as it delays the work
The road will finally be built. The intolli-
gence Of this generation will not turn over to
succeeding generation work of such press.
ipg importance.
1t must be borne In mind, however, that
the members are in the House, who rejected
Che bill for aid, last winter In the election
of members next summer, the question will be
made before the people. .-KaotUWo Wing.
,----2t-S .,S-.--
NORTHERN DEMOCRATS are twen-
ty-sevcn Northern Democrats voting for Mr..
Bocock. -Four from New York; three from
Pennsylvania; one from Delaware; six from
Ohio; three from Indiana five from Illinois;
one from Michigan ono from Wisconsin
two from Callfornia} one from Oregon, I,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

MrsTERious MURDER IN NoRroLS.-Norfolk,
Dec. 9;-Nirginios, a promising son of a. Il,
Leonard, Esq, editor of the argus, eleven years
of age, was found murdered, this evening. in
ono of tho rooms of the National Hotel. a deep
stab was upon the neck. Great excitement pre-
ynils here, but ns yet mo arrests have been ninle
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Texas SENAToR--Col. Louis Il. Wigfall for
merly of Edgefeld, has becn elected United
States Senator from Texas. Her other Senator,
Judge Hemphill, is also a native of this State.
Col. Wigfolls election is regarded as a triumph
over General Houston,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Pennings ard Clippings.
COTToN.--Cotton was quoted in Charleston
on the l7th, ut 81 to II couts per pound.

DEATn OF Gen. OwENs.-rhe C,troiini,ta an
nounces the death of General William \. Ovens,
of Barnwel He was young man of emf
ncncc and unusual promise, being ut the
time of his dcccasc Solicitor of the circuit in
which he lived, and also Il candidate for Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

Ay,.. Isl Ch,e.. bsL osser ebbA F<rs, bbL oron.
Pa, HsSsle.s EIrNss-S plss Batter, 10 Dbl. Eos,
bbl,. 0sHe.
Pss Usrro srarrs EsfRrss -425 pas Butter. Omitted,
My !, 49, pAFS boi,rr
Pas M,Icp.srs LiSr+, boxes Cheese 2e bbs Potatoes,
u hb. Ess', " pl Butter, boL Dre Apple., y bags oar
Drv.s.d Calves 81 Shevp
PtsHt~.Yosx asD Tsoy STEAMBOAT Co.'s pigs Butter.
Is hbs Esss, 1871 bbls Potatoes, 81 Calves -
Pa BkRsE kkisSk 90 tubs Batr - Calves obss Eggs
II bale. Hay 81 bas. Feed coop. Fowls Dre.-d Hogs.
Pa swursrsE LnE-Barse Coismets-2So eeA ronr'
go bbla Whisky
Pra ALslsy AND CAy,L LINE IS bbs. Flour, casks
Ashes, S Dbl. whisky 81 bbl. Provisions
Prs BakGE YopSG-2oao bnsh. Barley 40 do. Oats.
Pa BARGE lSDLANA-2il bbls Flour, 1872 bush Barley.
PER BARGE J. 4. BisHop-l20co oush oa;s, $40 oH-a-
Barley.
Pas NORTHERN TRANSFORMATIONS co-Barss BeeSsiti-
500 bpsb. Oats.
Pa BARGE GEs scorr-5Ooo bush. OATS
PER BARGE NNNA-So bush. Os,s.
PER BRIG LADY CHAPMAN May 5l-ll@ bes Bermuda 20
Pea Bsre L,sx MAY sth-I, 80 Dbl. Bermuda Potatoes
Per BRIG WILLOW OF THE WIsr-l3 500 bsis Bssmsda 20
PEA BsIG HIawarHa-l.soo hbls Bermuda Pota.o--. -
Pea STEAMSHIP RoAsoxE-lOp bbls Green Peas; 20 ool'
TuniiTs IS chest. Straw berries . -
ToT.L-6'67 bbs Flour; 5ls bbs EsKs rs hf eels fsh
1919 lks. Buti.r ri rolls Leather; q CASKS Ashes boxes
aid ~ bali. Fur; los bbls Provisions l tcs Lard Is nhds
Bacon; lc7 Hides; SIS sides leather boxes Maple Sugar
2lS Cheese; bbs Pickles Dbl. Dried APpss; lA bags
Whett 10 hhd. and bikes Tobscco; SO bb- WHISKY b6L
Cider; Dbl Orions; box Poultry cooPs towlsi ehls
Game $50 Dbl. Poatoes 900 bbls Bermuda rotstosa oD
bush Osi, % bars 6I2 bush Barley Dressed Calves
Live Calves; 81 sbssp II bales Hay ~ hays SEED LOO
lbk Green Peas 20 bb Turup- IS chest. srswberrie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10
m,rke,.-Repoyted BY Tsle9yapl.

.psLpHi. M.yg-fLoUs tends upward b., ]. unseted
pnar the Aufe sales at SO T5d 81 ID WHEAT
active aud HIGHER. Western Red. 81 10 CoRs advanced
% Of 600 bush sc for Yellow Oars active 81 Sc
WHsgs firm at 2sdD
E.rIsoaE May 9-FLous firm Howard street held at
no ..~. WHEAr frrn Whit 81 701f2i Red 81 6b1 70
Cosx firm White t6as7c; Yellow s7assc PRovisoss firm
Bacon Sides sc Mess Pork 81 - WAIsxy adVanocd Oao
Sc. City 20. $500,
BUFFALo Msy9-FLous active and firm; sales 5000 bbs a.
IS asa ST or 81 Si IS 10 for extra West
EN- and STA 81 ST for double extra WHEAT firm and Ia
ir demand sales p 90 bush az 90 for Chiess, Spring
al Is for Milwaukee Club; 81 S. for Red Ohio; 81 81 fR
Prime White Indiana and Western. CosS in demand a, Sc
Gales bush OATS SD Sc for Slate Western snd
Canadian. BARLEY dull az Soc Rvs firm AZ BY nc WIS
nominal at DC CANAL FsEIGHrs steady: &C. ON Coru PC
on Wheat, SSc Flour New York Receipts; SO Dbl.
Flour bush Wheat, 10 go bush Corn SHIPMENTS: 6eB
Oswrco MAY a-FLouR hrm and desirable brands rather
scarce sales M hbl including 30 bbls Extra Ohio IS ~
WHEAT opened firm bnt buyers Less anIos. to operate
before IN. H. which no. generally
known Till this afrnoon sales before the know
4Do bush Red Ohio 81 S. Co.'s advanced zoS sound
demand moderate for dsns and shipment East with sae Of
bush good Illinois Sc and ~ nJ bush hot do al 1c
Other Grains luiet Lake sPoRTs so bbs Fnur 900 bush
Whrs IL zoo bush. Corn Canal EXPORTS go bush Whrst
ard I, 900 bush Corn. $1,000
ALBANY, May s-FLoUR firm at an advance Of iod2oc.,
chiefly On mddns grades sales OF 800 bb choice Kentucky
and Genc.es selling at SO So No WHEAT offering BAILEY
binary State Toe Oars held high but sales WHISKY
27lc No CoRs offering buyers prices-92c. as offered
CNcHyATI May 9-FLoUR buoyant sales q 600 bbls Al
e6sd IS go WHIsKY-Sslrs Of 600 bbls at Sc. Bacon
for Shoulders and &C. for Sides BULK MEATS
Sales Of &c. for shoulders and &c. for Sides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10

ANDREws-On Saturday, May q Of malignant scarlet fever
Adelaide, youngest child OF George and Maria An
Srews aged years, month and p days
BERGEN-At Fateu.h, Long Island, on Sunday, May .,
CssTne wife Tuns Bergen, in the ah Of her
CARPrNTER-Os First day, Sunday 9th, Of 5h month, sud
denly Joseph Carpent.r In the 5eth year Of his age
The win be taken to Amswsk we.tshe:ter County
morning via Harlem Railroad
rARLE-The fuperaI Morris Earle will take place Tuesday
today oelOoa u from the residence o. James p0dd
HOD0ETTs-ln wiliamsbureh, Saturday May T. David,
the only Charles and Msye;t Hodgetts aged II years
n months and days
JORDAN-At No 20 Hsmersey street Sunday May Lucy
A Jordan, aged n years and month";
LoCKwooD-on Sunday Tornns May = Of consumption,
The funeral viii take place on THURSDAY afternoon the l inst
Boston and .wbursh psper' please copy.
MAYNARp-On Tuesday, May 3, Of jsundce, Mr. James
synsd London England, aged so years months aud Il
The relative. and friend. the family requested attend
Il. late rs.iasnce No rs Canton street, Brooklyn.
MARspENOu Sunday May s. after short ard Illness
In the 5d Of his Mr. John Maden' formerly Of Shelf
H friends are respectfully invited attend the funeral from his
late residence In Ceont avenue, Brooklyn on "Wednesday
Mr. Msen dus his long residence In this country had
thise with his afflicted family in their sudden bereavement
hALE-In this city, Sunday May Peter C. Male in he
SD year Of hs sse.
ton Of the brain Cyre Msbe second son Of George W. ard
Cs,harir.S Mead, aged months and days.
neCARTNEN-At No 2ts Seventh avcnue Sunday May g.
Anne Mccartney, aged "a years
POwER-Ip Brooklyn. onsunday morning May after shor
but severe Illness Ann Power wife of William Power,
Of the Parish of Caedemo;t County Kildare, Ireland
REYBURN-In this city, Sunday morning May Mira Ann
Rsyburn aged 81 years widow Of the late James keyburn
SEWARD-At Yonkers on Sabbath evening May Frederick
SEWARD II the Rev. d. NJ Seward In the I'd year Of
his age.
TIE funeral win place the FRS, Presbyterian Church.
Yonhs this Tuesday afternoon al O'clock Trains Us
and 2;&5 p. returning al 7;oS
TOONE-At No S7i Bleecker street. Saturday May Of
oonsun pton Mr. Samuel Toone aged 81 years and month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10
THE BEARS.
To The Editor Of Tie ". Y. Tribune.

SIR: You seem quite disposed :" to take up the
eude.. the side Of the Bears whom think than
sustained BY railroad stockholders be justly
imputed have looked them the mo-t unprinc
class u hers that b. named being the property
of other poole land generally Of who look after
their own neres they put the hazard What holder Of
Of bearing the market The parties opera
ina a. Bears. dsnfyiDs their gambling with OF
bushes. transactions perfect in most when
credit ~ oil essential IN carrying out any psu by incorro
ration WHY railroads been compelled 10 pay insurng in
almost all their osns Who doubt that the limo
cent been the cause In nine Of Of the
existing with these roads from this alone
And wbo the victims generally o. this d-sceu combns
II for Il is generally undenood there clique Of thcm)
other than the retiring md who have made their in
the reasonable hope Of obtaining limited but
tain, inoome'
express my feelings and opinion BY saying that
poic monarch would send into perpetual Punishment
every scarp selling kind OF stock boni without being
the folder thereof the time the sale made NECkAR