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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
Herring's Patera, Champion Fire
Burglar Proof Safes,

Burglar Proof Safes,
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w LOCKS, the same that were awarded separ-
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the Worlds FAIR, New York. 1853, and ARE THE
ET'American Safes that were awarded medals at
the London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security against
Fire and Burglars of any Safes ever offered to the
public.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid to any person that can show that Her
rings Patent Champion Safe ever failed to preserve
its contents iu an accidental FIRE.
S c. HERRING s. CO., Manufacturers
25l Broadway, cor Mnrrayst, Now York, and
SO & 81 Gravior.st., n. O., La.
AGENTS.-B. W. Knowles Richmond, Va; R. +.
Lester Petersburg, Va; Rowland Brothers Norfolk,
Va; J. II. Thompson Co., Lynehburg, Va; J. r..
Blossom Wilmington. N, c.; W. Herring Son,
Atlanta, Ga La Roche O. Bell Savannah ia; J. NJ.
& B. F. Reed, West Point Ga; Holmes & Co., Cha r
lesion, So. Ca. Jan l7-Sm
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Eotice.
To all Lovers of Good Tea.

A LARGE lot of choice Teas Of different varieties.
~ among which will be found the Golden Chop,
Nc Plus Ultra English Breakfast Delicious Ooong, &c.
s8- Should these Teas fail TO give satisfaction the
money will be refunded
April 9.-tE MER0NEI BOSW ELL.
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Co-Partnershap.
Great Eecilucaioit 10, R'r.ce.
Paints, Oils, yarni.Ilcs, &c.


VeURE White Lead Snow White Zinc, Linsced Oil
/ Turpentne, Colors of every description, Copal
and Coach Yanish All warranted OF the best quail
ty, and for cash will bo sold hs low as can be pur-
chased in Charleston. r. H. ZEMP.
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A Certain Cure for Ague,

DR. SlIALLENBERG Elt's Fever and Ague
~ anote," Il medicine eIlicacious beyond precc,
dent, in the cure of FEVER and AGrE, CHILL FEVER
INTERMITTENT or B!LLors REMI7TENT FEyEr, DUNE,
AGuE or any form Of disease having .NaLutous,
origin. THIS Medicine when taken into The stomach
passes into the circulation ana by coming IN con
tact with the carse of the disease, Viz Malaria :,
nen,ral;zes or destroys it oni is emphatically nn
an,iotc 10 the poison. The cure is radical nlll
complete. IN no ease wW the patient haee more Ma,.,
one CHILL Git:J' c0mmenctGg tie medicine and IN Me
majority of cases NOT EVEN THAT
For sale by +. l.. EEMP, Agent
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
TerrYs Rat Destroyer.

AGTLy hdb OCSt1 Se VyOIAss
This age in which we live and thrive,
In which we have our teng. S2fs
ssaIs daily CRYING birth to sights, i.tf.rf
That's really worth Our seeing. !
But that which is to RetsI and Mice,
Aud Reaches, mn annoyer, rts n. -.
The>wonder of the present day, is
Terry's Rat Destroyer.
peTis death to Rats, and Moles, and Crows
For Terry has determined, -.
That folks shall surely have some peace
BY getting rid OF vernin.
ssssThey cannot stand before the power
OF bis far.farmed invention
To rid the world of Rats and Bugs,
IL Terry's fixed intention.
Then ye who suffer with these pests,
. There's hope can assure you /; -
All Rats, and Mice, and Moles, and Crows,
Shall fly like wind before you:
And all that you will have TO do,
4To get nd Of these annoyers,.
Is just fe buy eoodly stock ~
Es E0fTerrys Rat Destroyers. 1la:71
fY- The unanimous testimony ofthe many thou
sand inte gent citizens who have given this remedy
trial Is that it is TEuLY ISFALLIBLE and remember
it Is q SOUTHERN preparation-no Northern hunong.
Price 65cents per box; two boxes for 81. For sale
by agents, Druggists and Country Merchants gener-
ally, throughout the South Twoboxes sent by mail,
post paid, on receipt ofSl, by M
sWM. R.TERRY, Proprietor,
oct 25-6m g. Rockingham, n. O.
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s:a:e-e: Souii, Ear0iial:i,--.ES
Ei.tyict.---a.: Cannon Pleas.

T. j. Oaks. Us. ". r Lee Attachment.
w llEREAS. the Plaintiff did on the 30ih day ol
W May. 1859, file his Declaration against, ma
Defendant, wIo, las it is sah) is absent from and
without tic limits OF this State. and has neilEo,
vie attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy Of lie said Declaration might be served
1t is therefore ordered. thai the said Defendant do
appear and plead 10 the said Dccl&rai0a on or he.
fore the , lSl day o: May, which vii he in tie year
Of our Lord ole thousand eight hundred and sixty,
otherwise final aud absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
Ofce Court Common Pleas W. CLYGuRN.
kcr. Dist, May 30 >jl { June II Clerk.
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The VulcaniGed
India Rubber Betting

E'AN safely hc recommended as superior to leath.
" cr in every respect for Bands for Gotten Gins,
Saw.Miil4. Mines Grain elevators. Machine Sh-ps
and Manufactures wherever open 3eils are 10 be
USED
Ii is more desirable article than leather nasnuc
It's irsr cost is much css il is stronger and moro
durable. aud gives gain in power on the pulley 1t
will stand heat Of 30u degrees unaffected. No degree
of cold or wet can uuire its working, is il sub.
ject 10 damage from Rats, dc An assortmant on
land aud for sale low by WORKMAN t. co.
~ B.-Lace Leather and Belt llooks-for salo
upon the most reasonable terms by W. eco.
Sept j. If 81
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to the subscriber are ex.
N peced 10 call iort.,cM and make some sntisic-s
,ory settlement lie would also inform his frenGS
and customers that he cannot offer them w,.{ =
months credit, rs Nil induccineut 10 get thtir
trade.
lie will lie glad 10 sell all those who have and DC,
now pay him promptly on short timc with the lex.
SUGAR COFFEE. MOLASSES, FLOUR, CORN and
SALT, which mus; be a s EF or approved BaRk-
able PAPER.
TO those who have not paid hIm promptly he can.
not and will not open account
FOR TILE csSSEH HE WILL GIVE Salts.
faction, 10 any who may favor lin with call
Jan 3-ti ROBT. LATTA.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

You've LADY's V1Ews.-The New York Day
Book publishes letter, from young lady, dated
Magnolia Vale, Texas, Sept 18th, from which
extract as follows:
I suppose Republicans will say 'what has young
girl to do with the Presidential clection?'' | admit
that we have no voice in the matter, do wish
to have but that does not prevent us from taking
deep interest in it, especially when it concerns
future welfare so much. Could the Republicans
have seen the blanched cheeks OF women, the
faces of little children when they first
heard of the nsurrection-when they found their
death portions all around them-they would not
wonder that took such interest IN the election
treckinridge and Lane the choice OF every true
Southerner and trust of many of our good friends
at the North How / revere and esteem those noble
Democrats at the North that defend Southern
There is not much merit in Southerners defending
their own rights for it is natural that they should
and we think them insane or traitorous II they do
not but at the North it is very different. When
we see you and all the good Northern men conten-
ing molly for what you know to be our just rights,
it warns the heart of Southerners especially the
not think it possible that any here could favor
any other than B. and L., but have heard lately OF
one Bell and Everett man, though think that he
is half ashamed to it. We must elect B. and
L. by all means. Who would have Lincoln, the
negro worshpper, in the Presidential chair? Not
l. for one. l would think of putting ne
gro there at Where is the difference? ? A
negro would do as much good and great deal less
harm. know Of but thing that Mr.. Lincoln
moving to unimproved place, and would like to
engage him split rails for few days. hear that
he is tremendous hand at that.-Now, gentlemen
l hope Won will not relax your endeavors. but fight
, on till the victory is won.
Respectfully yours.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03
GBt Wort9 Garolinian.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.

The Melancholy Ditty Of Judge Douglas
IN SEARCH MOTHER DEAR
Done into rerse to the tune Of Lord Locet
Judge Douglas he stood at his mansion door,
A reading the Dred Scott case:
And 1.-The giant bothered in mind that day,
For remarkably long was his face-face-face
For remarkably long was his face
''Now, where you going? John Forney said,
'Now, where are you going ? said he;
81 am going to lay my weary head
Upon my dear mothers knee-knee-knee,
Upon my dear mothers knee"
So he rode, and he rode, and he rode far away,
On steamboat and railroad train
BUT altho he rode for many day,
HIS search for his mother was vain-vain-vain,
His search for bis mother was vain.
Oh, the Judge stopped at each stopping place
By the people, all eager to see
The man who had sacrificed name and fame
The President for to be-be-be,
The President for to be.
He went in hot haste down to the South
In search Of his mother dear;
But he gct no further than Raleigh town
When he left with a flea in his ear-ear-ear,
w hen he left with flea in his ear
Dxily Delta.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

~ Peter, a,slave tried here last week nelo'e ,
Judge French. on charge Of rape COMMITTED G.'
little white girl, was found guilty on Safur Si
The penalty IS death The judge has not yet paSsea
sentence.- HI Journal
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

~, .- .; he death of David C. 6foue'
me amy sarad n California The flags of Seve
raj Of the engine houses were at nan finished
Republican and independent newsPas,o to his
articles laudatory Of the n'ao a''' 'e'o
memory.
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CONVICTION BYERLY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3O.-The 'ry in the case OF
Wm Byerly. charged with forging election returns
for the FIRST Congressional District and teus defeat
ing the election OF Lenam the Democaatic canoi-
His council will probably carry the case to the
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03
DEL AWARE AND THE BLACK REPUBLICAN
Rla..lz Rcnuhlic;,ns makipg strong effort


Sinen. of the trouble and disaster that Will follow
the election Of LINCOLN multiply all around US
Our exchanges filled with them-all save tho
LINCOLN papers. They falsely deny.their existence
because to acknowledge them would be confession
of the responsibility of their party for them.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

Cen Harding wealthy gentlemen, residing near
Nashville, Tenn, has Park Of 500 acres, IN IN which
are 800 deer, 80 bufialoes, and herd OF elk
verv perfectly preserved, its scales and tins being
distiactly marked, has been taken from the coal
mine at Blue Mound, Kansas.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03
THE FRUITS OF 1T.

We learn that man by the name of Woods. lett
his home in the North Eastern part of this Co. last
Saturday, visited neghboring distiier purchased
licuor and started for home.--Not reaching home
search was made for him on Sunday, and he
was found about 10 o'clock almost frozen. lie was
taken home but when the effect of the chill OFT
he was thrown into spasms, which terminated bis
life about II o'clock that night. He leaves wife
and several children Where is thy Lrother Z!
Greensboro Tl9.sS
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

In carly life. Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan was millin-
er and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Banks factory girl Yet
Prince Of the Royll house Of England and heir ap-
parently to te throne. has danced with these adi-
es, who afford such proof of the eevatrg character
of Republican Institutions and no doubt CONSIDERED
he was honored quite as much as they could oe oy
the fact
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

New YoRK PoL1r1cs.--The Hon Daniel S. Dickn
son. of New York. out in letter. calling in strong
terms upon every National Democrat, and particu
la1ly every friend of Breckenridge, t. give his vote
and influence for the Union electoral ticket
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

A screnade having been offered lately at Genoa
to the daughter of Garitau, she addres sed the
crowd in the following terms: Brethren ] thank
you for your manifestation in favor OF the brave
men who are fighting for the unity of Italy. Then
long live Italy long live those brave men and the
Ie GuLtutuonl0 =
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

Missouri SENAToK-The Legislature OF Missouri
e,ctsa United State Senator to fill the vacancy which
Will be eoceasioned by the expiration, on the tht of
49,, ron next of the term If the Hon. 5AMEP ). GREEN
There is majority in the Legislature opposed to Mr.
GxEES-Gen. i. w. DosIPAAS "t AeAican wsr No.
toriety; is proposedin place Of Mr. GRsEs.
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REMOVAL.

Starr" s. WcIZzlly23lS
TIAVE removed to their KEW THREE SIoRls
III IRON FRONT STORE, No. So HAY STREET, j,
and one door of their old stand, whels they
now opening large
Recently bought in the Northern Markets, together
with their direct mportations, making one OF the
most complete assortments offered to the whole
sale trade by them. The attention of Merchants IS
respectfully invited to the above Stock.
J. B. STARR, j. NJ WILLIAMS
September l, 186o.-tf
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egy- A BR1TlsH officer writing from Ieheran'
Persia, to the .London Times" remarks -
Cathart,c Pill manufactured by an AneriaaH me, me,
,niet CDR j. c. AVER Of Lowell, Mass-) has Gureu
the Shah of a Liver Com pl;4int that threatened his
life. This simple fact might be expected, renders
tho Americans immensely popul-r here, while we
b enpuTs and tnua
;s in everything; we do the labor, then the NOUS
;ne Americans put their mark on it and take the re
ard Doct AVER is idozed by by the Court and
its retaners here which will doubtless be reflected
to him on gold snuff box damoned hiltcd sword
whilenot the hame even of Davy, Christoson or
Brodie- the great lights by which he shines, is
known '-Nezo York Su1ddy paper.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

~ A rural editor was recently married, and,
previous starting on his wedding tour, promised
to his readers that he would give them minute
fetal of ALL He SAW AND DID No doubt there
will be call for large extra edition of his paper
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-11-03

A SUPPOSED ABoLlTIoNIsr IN LINo.-A man by
the name Of Bunday, who comes from beyond Ma
and Dixon's line was arrested in this city on Tues
dav for having uttered sedtious words to slaves
and otherwise giving evidences that he belonged to
the Horace Greeley school oframpant Abolltonlsts,
What is to be done with him, we are unable at the
present writing to inform readers, but we oplne
that ius tice will be mc1ed out to him.
Montgomery Adrertiser.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Nosubscription Win De received Tor Tess IMAM SIX
m this.
, 1860-08-18

Mosxcr7n ILL.,, Aug. ltt 1864
Editors 1seas and T.i1uuc:
am afraid The Republicans Of other counties
will think we have gone TO sleep in this county,
which I assure you Is not the case. We are
hard ut work, and, while We do not make as
much noise either on the streets or through tie
papers Us in other counties, yet It work il gui.
city going on that will tell Gu election day. In
lso51 the Democrats had SIS majority in this
county in ISIS we had msjorlty Of ISL. ma-
king tue best work in the Stute IL that great
fight. This was accomplished by holding cre~
ming and AFTERNOON meetings in sln,os: cr.ry
school district in the county, and By thor
ough CANVASS Of tue voters In that campaign
the speaking was mostly done by J. D. Wai,,.
and T.. +. Reed, two acilse and thorough golr.
Republicans. This fall we huve beside Ihei,
Mcssrs. ". i. and y. l.. Greer, Gen. +. 4. Paine
Dr. Gilbert and others, who are doing their 6,,-
y fully. Mcs>1s. Walie and Reed Ire holding
tuur or fve meetings week in di1ftfen, pals
Of the county. rou may look for i: leas. 5uo
majority from Warren.
On the I'D Judge Trumbnl], Hon. n. j. Judd,
Hon. I'm. Kellogg and J. II. House are 10 be
here II the weA1i.er is fair it will be the great.
est meeting ever held in this county. We hare
Wide Awake Club here Of over one hundred
members, all good, active, sober youcg meu.
We hare also Republican buud' The Instru.
u'cots we're bought BY the Republicans, and in
Ie'"ra The band are 10 play tor us Throughout
thr campaign.
"a Nonday night las. Judge kellogg came
into town on bis way to Mcr.er county. Auuut
s o'clock tue Wide Awake Club, numbering
o7cr -, after III 1ching through The ssrce.s
pEeceded " the band, called him out ot tie
Baldw in House. where be- was stopping, with
three hearty cheers. It lad got no!sed around
town that sonething OF ta:e kind was ufoot, and
the street was filled with 1nen aud women who
listened to q splendid speech for abou. halt IN
hour from him. We all know the Judx xe here,
afl like him, aud As long as be is the candidate
for Congress he will run ahead Of his ticket.
Tel Cur Republican brethren thst Warren
, 1860-08-18
Moro fsliMdcr and Isluu&ier.

The existing administration not being il
question III this campaign, except III girinE it,
unfortunate Endorsement to the freckiuridgs
party. the exposure OF its t1usd: II and corrup.
tions has c-a<ed tn be interesting. lat tie
daily record must lie kcrt good. Conurcs.
almost unanimously authorized the raising Of
the Sandman nlisslon to full! grade. Tlu5 IL
due to the Importance TO which .;agdiu,a has
gro~n rs great power. aud 10 the sympathy
t-lt in the cause ot 1taliau Ioer,y by lie liner.
lean people. but >ir. buchanan has decided
that IT is unnecessary to raise tie mission: he
differs whnlly from Congress iu o,,iaioa. and Ii.
will have hts own way. s.ciag bis lease Of pow
CT is - nearly run out But shat is the sccrtt
motive Tor this eineutar exhibition of ohs,in..
CT? JIas Archbistop Insbes s;yniti.d that
such IN act Of respect to SARDINIA vii! be dis
tasteful to TUG Catholic voters Of this country
aud ulienate them iron, the suppu1t nj H..
nrcck,nrdge ticket?
The Paraguay e.pctitiou has bse., r;J,cu1ed
pretty etfectuaiiy a. a series Of blunders frn,u
t,r>t to last, but The climax il about To be- mi
10 that extensive f,rct, hy Tho renort ri rha
COMM sion appoin,rd Ia award danrtyc4 to the
.Aupr,can claimants against Par,vn.r uh;ch
vill be 10 the ef].c. thu1 paravn,y nwe. :.
no,hin. Mt all. So a;l tLat cxpeusi1e c.nedi,inn
all the iuss and tpi1r of Mr. Secretnrv Tm,cer
and iii The uut, ;ot,c biuster al The uewsn.ners
were for nothing. Ne we're wrong and furn,
onav r;,lt il ,s,,.t ritl;rulo,,. nn;i,;or ~.
, 1860-08-18

1t is statd by the Philadelphia Inquire.
that The Poor Old Pope has at length detcrn-
iucd to Golfer tho cardinala,e upon Arch.
bishop Hughes; aud that tile red hat the
-ymhol cl' the tlic:, will be sent to tho lortu.
gag r'elaio i'll September.
The Inquirer says that Dr. Hughes IL the
first American eit;z<n" upon whom Il Card
lnalatc l1as been bestowed. John Hughes il
no American citizen. lie is subject ot the
papc, owing him allegiance, in srlto Of his
residence and privileges in this country, supc-
rior 10 apy wl,icl, lie yields 10 the Republic.
Ills principles, sympathics, theology, notions
Of government And Of civil and religious Ebcr-
~, are rapal not American; and his elevation
to "A new dignity in the Church is only another
evidence RI his unn,itisated hostility to the
principles ou which our institutions are found
I'd. His accession IL the Sacred College is for
this country {: dnul,ttul power.
, 1860-08-18
County IL nil right, and that Abe Lincoln will
be our next President Yours, Il. NJ. 7.
HENRY COUNTY.

HENRY COUNTY.
t;ExEako, Aug. u. 1850.
Editors TEess and Tribune:
wc are up and doing the fair thing, aud as 4
proof Of tho fact, permit p1e to inform you that
We had u mass meeting in fact. on yesterday.
Although the clouds looked foteboding and IT,
Iicuted storm, il hAi no terror to the faithful,
ind "Goy. uammonl's Mud Sills" came in by
thousands; some armed with the maui and
wedge, aud e1pcndiug u vast amount Of muscle
ou logs that would require lis strong IN arm as
llst Of Old Abe, together with u lArge amount
Of tue concentrated gas Of the pien,v Giant, be-
tnre They would yield rails enough 10 string q
Lincoln banner on; others with flags aud de-
vices of various kinds, but all appropriate Tor
The occasion.
Atl-r the vast multitude had assembled
around the speakers stand in the public square
Martin L. sweet, Esq., from Freeport, gaEe us
spell bound wild! his eioquencc fur ut least two
lones. liz was then followed By Capt. o. G..
GRAY, Of Ottawa, who, among other things, said
he was not much OF q LAWYER, but would get old
l}au [Wcbster} to assis. him; aud be then put
Douglas on tta! for lying, treacllery. and being
in favoI Of the extension Of slavery, DC. He
convicted the little dodger on all three counts,
IL his past record. The fact is, Gray Is one Of
the most logical and sound political speakers 10
the State. auc his speech has given what lew
Democrats VT have here sevcre attack Of the
collie, aud it is not well they feel themselges"
but then, most OF them are bound down to their
idol, anu lear are left to their hardness Of
heart, that they may be damned.
1t night there was i large number here from
Davenport, Ruck Island und Moline, and a'nong
then, several hundred Wlde>Awaaes, who, in
company with those oi Geneseo, made a grand
display in aorel-light procession. After listen
isl; 10 Il linz address, from llostord there was 4
presentation ut a beautiful banner, 1y the young
ladies', to the wide-Awakcs OF Geneseo. Then
and several others, whose uutues are not re-
u.ymbered, but vi good, and the tiaale-a grand
supper Ut tie Gcnesco House, in Abe. M,tles's
best style, accompanied will, tuusts, speeches.
It,, &c; .hen geaeral break for the ears. All
appeared to bv happy bu, the Democrats.
Yours truly 8.
, 1860-08-18
THE FIVE EliI: IT EASTERN RAIL-
WAYS.

The 1n21aStrs Of Tic dre gyeat railways
leading 10 the Etaboard tho Grand Trunk, the
New York Cca;r1!, the New York and Eric.
the Pennsylvania Central, and tie Baltimore
and OHIO. met shart time since at Saratoga
aad greed npoc Uniform rates OF freight, and
bound themselves in severe penalties TO adhere
s'rscsly u t:'n terms agreed upon in relation to
1'' scfeFt' 'na:seFs which were subject Of dis
cusa:ou. IA q soc:a:ion was formed. and thu
Haaaa:er "E each oc the roads in turn is to be
Rf thfe' Inoalls tho executive of,icar IF tI,a
oomoin'si."a. J. Edgar Thompson. ESQ Pres.
'dcnt ol The Pennsylvania Central is tho frs,
Ps:slaeit, ana wll iuaugura,o and tiva ea;-
cltncy 70 tlls syst:m. The OILY change m,da
foc the pses7nt on rates from this c;tv ;.
Adran.c 4f dva ceals Irr hundred On four,,
c'aas freight ard teu Cents per barrel On aour
We believe, lowever, il is understood TIN,
these rates are to be gradually incroascd bere.
after; }'r: what IL 10 tv the limit, 80 far ~
wo know, has Eot tra:spired. The public
ought rot 10 cor,p.a;n j: .air re,ouacrat;ny
rates are reached, bu, should the combination
be used to force freighta up u e1torhonate
figures it vii! become en- oppressive and in.
tolerab1e monopoly.