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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The hrERioTI Claims as acknowledged and protected
BY the Governments Of ClRadd, LIs United Safer
aud Great BritafH; to all tOhOR is may CONCERN.
WTHAT CLAIM AS MY INVENTION IS, THE
Nv eontriyance Of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever Kind, description or variety In printed
orm, by keeping the statements of the several nc
counts standing printers type their equyulents
the type being 50 arranged In form to admit OF
being readily pnd quickly readlustel tn any pafticu-
lar part where an account may have undergone n
change, by the lapse of time tile current OF busl
ness trauSactionsi that, when reainsted in ali
such parts up to any given date, impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, In printed FORM
the true state OF all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances conclusions, in ac
eOrdanee With the end ends contemplated Ia keep
y balance sheet OF the most compact and perfect
character, the details Of management being snbsan-
tally - reeied In speccAtlon wherein It Is shown
that the fact or facts to be recorded, may be repre-
sentel by figures, symbols, dates, or numbers used
either separRtely or In combinations or by whatever
else will Indicate the Tact or facts desired: and
fHTtheTnlore based this primary Invention, also
claim the device or eoutrivRnce OF rendering or.
transmitting accounts In partial full statements
when the statement or statements sent are thus
or substantially thus, kept in type by the contFi.
Vaheeb OF my inventions, DO the medium OF transmits
sion what 1t may; but the particular mode OF rem
dsrng accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
contributed Of Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp, claim ip thb brOadest and fullest sense; and
also tho machine ITSELF embracing all lite forms and
modes, OF operating. as indicated in describing it
either as simple hand instrument, or NJ propelled
by machinery. And In connection with those specis
nc elAlns AMI based. upon them, also claim oil
other means aud appliances substantially the same
rs those herein claimed or intended to be claimed
ish these Claims fully Acknowledged and protected
as above this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States of the American Union
and Into Great britain, and Is used In more than
thTee hundred NeWspaperO Offices. Itsimmslsevaluc
to banking and similar institutions will be shown in
eirenlar which will make its appearance soon.
Me1nWhue applications for information, "Dee,ls of
Right or "DiapAteh Machines will receive due at
tention, when addressed eithor to Eft
Rev. Robert, Dick, B 5,l, 10. !, IL y; or
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10 hIs Asent and Attorney,
: .John J.-HaInes, Lol.lelii. EMlgLlND.

oAAAA y 11lheAS G0Ht0lti ENGLAND. O
~ 10 tLIs,' % who in the Montreal Ga seIte of LIST
February, 1850, pronounces tho '1dean OF keeping
thanks are hereby rendered and the assuFanct Tiyen
that this gross a6surlty Is all that Sir. Dick has
patented IN the domain OF keeping accounts. Ills
Claims hinder no operation therein into which this
BrOaa absuTdity Is not pirRdeaIly EmugEled In any
manner; neither bodily nor partiallys neither df
eally5 this ground hia claims cover and nothing
moEei the absolute monopoly of this absurtiity and
nothing else, e all he asks his claims nationally
Eeaaf Atteat. - sa -l1 ssptT
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SECRET or BEAUTY

r Ards BLOOM OF YOUTH or LIQUID PEARL.
IL for identifying and preserving the complexion
and skin. This invaluable and Fonerfu toilet arti-
Gle was discovered by celebrated chemist Ia Prance
some yeaTA since, and II Is to him that all the COnrts
OF Europe at the present age. all their beauty
and loneliness This preparation with all It's sim.
puetty and purity, there IL article that will COIN
pare Wthtt ~ bOautifyer aud preserver Of tho
complexion md skin. Mr. Laird procured the re-
eeipt OF him some two years since: he has during
that time, given Il perfect trial amongst his own
pergDnal friends and the arisncrAtie eircleA of New
YORK City, who have used Il with unqualified Admi.
toilet Imperfect without this valuable and purely
harmless preparation. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
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IA RARE CHANCET

TN PLEAsANTs COUNTY, VA, TWO MILES BE-
u LOW st. MAryE, the subscriber, PFanefs Wood,
oiers for sale tract Of lard, supposed to contain
my acres, More or less, lying near the mouth Ut
niVnt small farm, all cleared aud fenced and In
gGod state Of cultivation and II Eowed In tim
othy, all rich and the oil running out OF tho ground
and in the creek near by. Any persOn Whaling to
purchase such piece Of land would 10 well to see
It soon. He may lind the subscriber Mt his residence
At Newport, Ohio, or on his farm at French Creek
PlSsantS county, Va, two miles below st. MaryE.
FRANCIS WOOD.
January 20 1851. febl-4td
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Coughs, Colds, influenza, Hoarseness,
Group BrOnehItts, Ineipfent Com
sumption and for the RELIEF
OF ComSumptiVe Patients
Il ~ ssln5RdVaneedySt Stages
OF the. OtSenSe.
This ts = remedy 90 universally known to surpass
any the cure Of throat and lung complaints,
that il is useles here TO publish the evidences Of its
VtrtnSs- It's nhFfVAiled sGcellenee fF coughs and
egds, and fits truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease have made II known throughout the civilized
nAttons OF the eartli Few arc the communities
even families, arDOpG them who haEenot some per
son4I experience Of ia living trophy in
Their midst Of its Victory over the subtle and dan.
EeFuus dtsOfders Of the throat ind lungs As all
know te dtead(pl fatality Of these dis0rder and as
they know too, the effects Of this reFedy, We neei
not % more Than 10 alsre tn ia that Il has now all
the TITtues that Il did haVs wien making the cures
which have won 20 strongly upon the e'nhdrnes Of
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
iezf -f.a-,,,t-... Lowell. Mass.
Yer sale by A.C' GOOD & CO, and by ali Drug
GlStss -iiGnz - auEII.ly-noE15-3m
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTnREn.

Just Published, IN a Sealed Eapelope,
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
GURE W SPERAlAT0RRHEA, or Seminal Weak
eSalsiaons, Inducing imPoteney, aud Mental aud
BY R0BT. j. CULVERWRLL. " D.
AHth0F of the Screen Boil. de- : Is "a
Ene WorldrenOWneli author, in this admirable Lee
eiearly proves from his own experience that the
AElnl consequences Of SelEabuse may be- eifeetuAiy
teln9Eed without medicine and without dangerous
suTSeSl Operations, bouEtes instruments, rings or
eot1as Pointing ont mode OF cure at once certain
and etitctllal, BY which ever5 sufferer no mater
what his condition may be- may cure himself ehe0tIv
pyeeatesI ana radically. This lecture will prove a
bonn to Thousands and Thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post Paid, on the
rs [SSelpt o. two poSt9E0 stamps by addressing DR.
box lrssG. isn5S
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MEDIC AL.
Holm g. BAKER g CO.,

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sGoDELIVBR orr.
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o.. Va A4SA41 lEAENO ALL A1NA1NH
BURNING SORES. AND
RRUPTIONS OP
This Ointment bearS no resemblance to any other
external remedy At present before the world. The
mode Of Its operation e peculiar.
1t penetrates to the BASIS Of the dssaSe-roeS tn
rs very cures Il from the he5h beneath
to the skin on the surface. 5,-YT s5sr n
othsreutw ationsfor scrptala Salt Rbeum,
4e oPepatc Thus drYih the disorder IN
dies. p 81 2 y j fsIE : 49, 80
MOTIONS OINTMENT, on the contrary. throws
the Potson Of disease UPWARD. aud eTaTy particle
81 Il y pLsoHARsEp THEOUqH TREPuREs. so
u Thus the eure5 Il effects are complete Not oniy
are the sores healed, the eruptiOnB removed, the
sWeilinEs reduced but the SKINS Of the disorder are
expelled from tile hSsh; consequently there can be
NO relapse. II
Sold in Large B0ttles-Pr Cents.
GERRITS NORTON ,clentss, Proprietor, NJ.
s iras - efst NHQLESAL8 DEPpT At
- - PENRoLD, PARKER MOWERS,
Wholesale DrpREists, 10 BeekmAu street, New York
. "a Sold by LAuGHLdES& BusHRIRLD. Whee-
ling, and 9, FpGDESBERG, bridgeport. mh2-lYS.
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] FnteTnaily. yours 0o.lv. LAnlMER. II. D.
RhsuHatf5Ht, Cout, Lirer CoRpIafnt.

D..
ISDEPENDENCEf Preston Co. Va 9th July, 1859.
.DE J. Q. ARA: Sir: j have been AFFLICTED with
painful chronic ReUWatiFns tor n Long. time which
6atied the lkl of physieIans. and stuck to me In
spite Of all the remedies c0uld md until tried
your SAIHapartllg. Ono bottle cured me IN two
weeks and reAt0Eed my general health 20 much that
am Tar better ihan before was attacked. think
1t a wonderful medicine. ifi FREAM
, jules \. Getchsll, Of st, LOni4, writes: II have
Oeen aiicted for years with affection Of The LirGr
which destroyed MY health i tried everything aud
everything failed to relieve me-; and I have been
bFOker-dUVn man for some years from no Other
cause than tls5anGemeGt Of ne LireF Ny beloved
pastor, the lev, Mr.. Espy, advised me to try your
SafsapaEila, boCauBe no said be knew yOn aud any
thing yon made was worth trying. BY the blessing
OF uod It has cured me- and i5 50 purified my blood
y 70 make new man Of me. j fesl.y Young again.
The best that can 10 said Of you Is not half good
S1fFIitS CiHeeT, TtHIogE, Enlargement ULeeTatioH
CdEEeE and EEtotiGtiOIl Of Lts BoneE.
A great variety Of =ses have hton reported to us
where enreS OF these Formidable complaints have re-
suited from tho uSe Of this remedy, but our sEace
here viii not admit them. Sound Of them may lie
found In our American AluaREe, which the agents
below FAMED arc pleased 10 furnish eratiS 70 ali who
call for them.
UyEepEiqJ Heart DiEsase, hts, EpiIepSr AfIaaeho
", Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these afIectionB have
been made by the Alternative power oftlis medicine.
1t stimulates vital functions into vigorous nctiOp
and thus OveFcOmea disorders which G0Illl be sap
posed beyond lite reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the neeeaSite6 Of tile tsOnle and
We are s9padent that this will do for them ali that
medicine can do 80 tti.' ? ~ 7lffls'
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UICtTuEIOIIT FtEluIe UI4eHEe1.
Dr. ]. D. 8. Claiming. Of New York City, writes:
II most Cheerfully comply with the request Of your
agent in saying have found your SarSlparila
moot excellent Alternative in the numerous complaints
for which, VIC employ such remsly, but especially
In eELRtaEe DissdFes Of the ScrOIuIoHs diathesis.
have cured many inyeteratO cases of IeucoTrra by
II, and come where the complaint caused by ut-
eerGtiOH OF the uterus. The liberation itself
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
Il for these female derangements.7 sGsr.
Edward s. Marrow, of SGWbury, Ala writes: "a
dangerous ordTiGn tliBloT OF the females in
my family. which hal dened aIllthe remedies
could employ, has ut length been completely cured
by your Extinct Of SAFsapRrilla Our physician
thought nothing but exurpation could afford relief
but he advised the trial OF your SarEaparla tho
Alter taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
OF the disease remains" u
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GAFF's WHITE WHEAT -ExTR 4
VI FAMILY FLOUR--lOO GarrcIIs Of The above
superior brand q Plaar, Just received per steamer
desr Ss'''"' Nna not sale 0y Nppr1y
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SOUTH BRANCH 4HRRRINGS.-aSI
~ h9E1ela Ne. laTge ard h1S, Just rlesIySd and
iorsnaSby f5GtzI sIsREfELT
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spoCKGNG HORsEs.--juat received an ad.
IN dItiOlnl supply, ~ p, N1cOLL BR0's
deel9 Variety Store, 100 Main a.
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NJEW CROPiNsf0 SUGAR.--ao. blls
IN prime, roeolyPi and fDE sEis BY
H45&fs 81 lRAXIoN, DoNLJOS ( O6IsRBAY.
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ExTRA FLOUR.--lO0 barrels received thI5
~ day, per steamer Courier, and for sale By
IL NJ REILLY
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
FoRpURIFYINGTHR BLOOD.

FORPURIFYINGTHEBL BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure ofthS sutJoiuei varieties
Disease:
U7eerG Sores ET1ptioHS PippIes. FtttfHltJ, BloeI
e, BOils, BiafIls, and all Sta Diasasef,
OAKLAND. Ind. 9Th June. 1850
]. c. Arm &Co. Gents: I feel Tiny duty to ac-
knOWledge what your sarsaparilla has done for me.
Having Inherited ScrOfdl6uS Infection, haze suE
fsred frpmit in various ways for Year,. SOmstimes
It bnrSt out in Ulcers on my hands and arms;
times It turned inward and distressed At tho
and covered my scalp and ears with ono Eore which
Was paipfpl and loathsome beyond description. l
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief from thing In fact, the dis
order grew worse. AT length WINS reiOiced to read
in the Gospel Messenger that y0u llad prepared
Alternative (SarFlt RillA for knew irom your repu-
tation that anything You made must he good.
sent to Cincinnati and got IT, aud used Il till cured
me. took Il, Us you advise, In small dOses Of a
teaspOonfnl over u month: and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin sooii begun to form
under the scAbs which Atter while fell on. Ny
skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syLtenI. You well
believe that feel what i saying when tell you
that hold you to be Of tho APOSTLES Of the age
and rS. remain ever grptt'efnI'y, nm Yours Your
s.. AnEEoRy's FTrei 7n.e or ETysiPeigs, 7sfter and
Salt Rhelui, Seaid Head, RfHgI0Orll, Sore Eyts,
. DFCFlSy. ~ l9 iaf ~ 'lr-
DR.. Robert II. PrcbIs writes from salsm N Y. 18th
Sept, 1859 that he has cured an inyeteate case OF
DT0ECy which Threatened to terminate fatally by
the PeFserering use Of our sarlHnarilla and also
dangerous attack OF HaIiJE1Nt ESysipsius by large
doses of7the same; says he cures the common ErnP.
ti0llS by II constantly.
BrOheAOeete, Goitre on !SSCsiled Hset
ZebulOh Sloan, 6fProSpect, Texas, writes: ssThres
bottles Of your SArsapRTiR cured me from GOifTs
IA iideous swelling on the neck, which had spf
Tered from overItEO years. Er
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w.P. SMITH. Master Of Transportatfon.
L. NJ: CdIE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. noV2S
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GlTRON, PRUNEs q ALMONDs.-
" Large lat, Just received and for sale by
does W. A. EDMARDS 4 nRn
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in. MCCULLOUGH. President. i S''Si >
?. n, MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. s-s nov2s
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JUST RECEIVED,
u 50 boxes Nd. RaiSlna,
Is do Layer do, and for sale BY
dec3 LIST, MORRISON 4 CO
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DEAUTIFUL WORKED SLIPPER
ID pATTRRNS, at d. NICOLL. 4 BRO's
aeeH 100 Main Street.
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lJTOIl1lVa1II1 t50llEe Ell9tIICU lleCN.
ZebulOH Sloan, Of Prospect, Texas writes: ssThrer
bottles Of your sarsapNFillR cured me from G0ifre
"a hideOus swelling on the neck, which had sIf
,feFed from overgtwO years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04
FROM PoRr R.,YAl.

The Charleston papers give ~ additional
particulars III affairs in Port Rossl harbDr.
We suppose ihr Frdcrals are bus, Purifying
themselves ~ the points commended BY their
vessels, and overseeing the po'r nrgrprs sh0
have Iallsn IntO their hands anil wIasn lhey
have set IT wmk a. usual.
The Charleston correspondent of tie
Rirhmnni Rramirer gives sn~e readable
statements. Alter speaking It the increhulir
Of the South tarolin,ans that their soil would
be invaded, and the want Of preparation for
the proper reception Of an ensmy, The writer
says,
The amount Of cotton abandoned On The
plantations was very considerable. II is nat
easy to estimate the quantity with certainty.
but IL is generally said 20 be about Fifteen
hundred bales. Many Of The planters. be.
ore quitting. set FIRE 90 their crops and sueh
other combustIble property on their premi.
sss IS could NOT be removed. Il is certainly
10 be regretted that, 10 the confusion that
prevailed, Tits very proper step was not
more generally taken.
Bot the srsi surprise at the invasion has
nov died away. and think the Northern
Government may reckon, without fear Of
mistake, that il has obtained the very Last
bag Of cotton, and also the last cautraband.
that il cen ever hope 60 seize By ppuncmg
upon the coast Of South Carolina. Con.
certed arrangements between the planters
and the military auihoritieshave wisely been
made By which 10 plantation will IN faiure
be abandoned until the crop is utterly con.
sUmed. the gin house and other bindings de.
sltayed, lhe live stock driven Of. and the
hands removed To the interior. IL The most
exposed localities. that il. the islands ada.
cent to Port Royal, on which The enemy may
II sny moment make his appearance. tke
york Of destruction is already consummated.
For the past lev days gangs Of negroes from
the coast, laden with such effects a. they can
carry, and followed by dfaves 81 mules and
horses, have been passing through this city
on their way 10 the back c"antry. Night
before last the shole atmosphere IN the city
and for miles around, Notwithstanding The
bright moonlight, uas Asay and lurid. Ma.
ny could not account for the phenomenon.
n vas the effect Of the wholesale esnfagra-
tion u cotton going On 81 Edists and other
islands intervening betwesr Charleston and
Port Royh. Whereserthe fnarzndes choose
nestio lsHd, and Il 10 useless 10 disgsiss the
fsct that they can laad 81 great many peints.
they will dad nothing but dsysstatsd hslds.
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eleven thirty.two Founders. three eight-inch
paixhans. two eight-inch columbiads, eight
twenty -four Founders. five eighteen pcahd-
ers. two twelve Founders, eight twelve
pound hpwitzersi fiank defence. two eighs
teen-inch mortafs.
The Cau,s Batttry--Sand Port This
is new sand battery erected by the Con-
federate troops, and is so situated as to
rake The front Of Fort Pickens. The work
has several columbads in battery.
The Sand Batteries. -- Along the bend
from Warrington Navy Yard 10 the extreme
right Of Fort McRee there are efficient sand
batteries erected at suitable intervals, with
the guns bearing upon Fort Pickens, They
are built considerable distance apart, SO
as to scatter the fire Of Fort Pickens.
The Marine HospifaL--General Bragg has
his headquarters here; adjoining are the
general barracks, a large three story build
Jog only portion Of the plan Of which is
completed, but even now having room for
five or six hundred men. In the rear oi
these is the parade ground, with room for
the man9uyres Of full regiment, and with
convenient houses around for quarters Of Off
GERS; the whole encompassed with groves Of
live oak and other growth. From the bar
racks railroad track furnishes means Of
conveyance for stores to and from the re-
doubt, about thousand yards in the rear
Of Fort Basrancas.
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r,on tn. Wilmington Jou,n.L
DANviLLE CONNECTION.

MEssRs. EDIrORs: see you take no oufice
Of the revival uf the old "Dan,iile cnnnee-
tion" controversy By the President in his
late message. This is = most unfortunate
recommendation al this time and by this of.
Ger. Il sh"ws sirnng Richmond Influence.
taking advantage Of The app.ren, necessities
Of the country to gain and retain portion
81 the trade of North Carolina. u is to cut
10 tws the great system "a NnIh Caralin. In.
trrnzl Improvements 10 beneft virginisl t.r
ihrre Is no merit in II - 4 military ROAD at
this iimr, until niher rad. are halt. Tn.
prssidebi ra,.eAders,opd the la,ts-he gains
no adi,iiouai through line. All The business
has 10 be done on me line from Augasia Il,
kingssilir nav. aud Il will be 50 thea. fbe
transportation could all be done By the short,
level ard .tr.isht SEA Heard route, IL the
Cape Fear River was bridgrd. a. il may be
~ two m1n'hs If sst shout IN earnest. but
il may be said that the ENEMY may take po.
session 81 t,is line 81 some point There i
very little danger " that. and IL he did lhers
= The same line the President speaks Of nprn
irarn Weldon. va Raleigh. "Greensboroug'''
aud Charlotte.
But . there not more danger Of this CON.
mon line being broken By The ENEMY between
Branchyllle and Augast1i ! do not think
there Is much danger Of either; but IL the
Government rally wants 10 facilitate the
transportation af troops and supplies, let .,
advance % the Rail Road Companies here On
the Sea Bord 100000 to be paid back in
transportation. and they can bridge the Cape
Fear aud be ahe With additional Rolling
Stock. now ACCOMMODATING. to carry 5000
troops day with their baggage aud all 9th.
rr freishts that may offer.
By this line there would be bot one eh,nge
Of cars from Montgomery, &C., or Nashville
TO kichmond--tlat change 10 al Wilmington,
where the gusee changes.
BY the Dan,ilfe route" here would be a
change Of cars at Charlotte, and again At
Dansille from beeessity, as the gsage Of the
S0oth Carolinz And other roads South is Eve
feet-the DansiIle road the same; whereas
the North Csrolins gusge Is. BY Law, four
feet eight and half inches.
The Recommendation Of the President
shosld have extended tn sridgins the Cspe
Fear. 10 conjunction with The " Bsnyille Con.
neetion.' Or else IL shosld not have been
made.
ittths "DsnsiIlr Connection > will ben.
eft Richmond and iis iIsnyiIIe road, and will
also bensht the Charlotte and South Carolina
Rail Road; while u will materially injure
the great North Carolina Central road, the
Wilmington and Weldon and Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Roads. and the Raleigh
and Castor Rail Road. While II dos this
4 gives % no new military lins. II would
shorten one little. bat have We more mate.
rial Rails especially than 10 now wanted 10
maintain the present linesf Can We Judi.
eitusly use sny iron for new roads 1T this
timsr
! say sgsis, Il ~ill benefit Richmond al