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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
EscAps OF \ METHODIST Mrs,.rr.

Escape OF METHODIST MINISTER.
-Rev. d. Stevens writes to the Pitts
burg Advocate an affecting accoun. Of
h's escape from Charleston, Va, after his
capture Dy the rebels. he came through
the mountains with the army, not deem
Ing It prudent to remain any longer:
II left everything behind that I had
except my life, my family. the clothes
! had upon my back. and small Bible.
hymn-book and discipline. / took the
sacramcntal pitcher and cups belonging
70 the church, and wrapped them togesh-
sr with small American flag, and with
no witness but the stars in the heavsos,
amid many tears, buried Thorn in the
earth. ] then adjusted my books, and set
the house in order q we'll ~ ! could, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

The following is from the organ of the
Free Evangelical Churches of France,
edited by Rev. Frederick Monod, D. D.,
the leading Protestant in France, moro
respected for wisdom than almost any
other Christian in the continent; one
whom the Free Evangelical churches of
France have chosen to speak for them at
home and abroad-and may therefore be
regarded as giving expression to their
feelings in his words:
"A war against such a confederation IS
this, The Southern Contederacy,) is not
to be lamented it is to be reioiced at.--
1t is a legitimate use of tic sword which
God has put in the hands OF the rulers OF
nations. What would be to be deplored
is peace; Union founded upon the op.
preston and the tears of four millions of
negroes, upon the trade in human flesh.
upon the African slave trade, managed
and encouraged by New York merchants,
andopenly conducted under the American
flag.
American brethren, we bless you for
preferring war to such peace . We say,
with brother writer. "A great people has
aroused ITSELF We weep over our suffer
ings which they bring upon all the world.
But still We say, These sufferings are the
just retribution for an iniquity in which
all Christian nations have more or less
participated. They are the painful birth
Of your liberty; for you will never merit
the name Of free PEOPLE. until there
shall no longer exl 4 among you one man
not free ANA equal to any other"
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der4-.aAs
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John stannas, Hay mes, " Raskin as.,~s.s =,
fairica Walsh, Nancy Prapkn. sxsculrir m Az.
sstass ef NsAA Psssk lin. der~ascd q. Hi.h~ w. -
steele, Assignee Of " m hak KsJdiek sarah 4, an
nus, assgnss OF John Galloway, JAmss N Billlrrs
James Lee, John Darkee, DARK 30 u In
hoyd Reynolds, Chfis,aAn Gavbsr D.pisl
wsihnsn, Jeremiah Brown, Gottiiob HuLsaker;
ioa Are hefeet notided that there IL now on als In
the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court ~ -
county Iowa. 81 n eokuk petition Of Geo C. Andsr.
son claiming Of you, the said John Siam N and a
Hk5nes, the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars as money
the furecisarn IF gage given 10 serur~ n id
notes Atd convesiag Irtio oil lot II In Block "a In
the city OF keotuk, Lee UNITY Iowa In which real
estate ron have or claim 10 Ia We sunae interest
And unless You appear thereto aud defend before
boon Of The second day of the next term of a I'd
Court. ooUmencing IN the Arst Monday of February,
irs3 Judgment and decree viii be rendered thereof
according 10 the prayer VI said petition
RANKIN AcCRAKY
dec3-ASs Attorneys for PlainlG
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banks under GENERAL act of Congress,

banks under a general act of Congress,
we'll guarded in its provisions. The gov.
ernment might furnish circulating notes
on the security of United States bonds
deposited in the treasury. These notes
prepared under the supervisor of proper
| officers, being uniform in appearance and
security and convertible always into coin
would at once protect labor against the
evils OF vicious currency, aud facilitate
commerce by cheap and safe exchanges.
A moderate reservation from the inter
est on the bodies would compensate the
United States for the distribution of the
notes, and a general supervision of the
system, aud would tighten the burden of
that part of the public debt employed as
security Tho public credit moreover
would be greatly improved, and the nego-
tiation of new losus greatly facilitated by
the steady market demand for Govern
ment bonds which the adoption Of the
proposed system would creats. 1t is an
additional recommendation Of the meas.
ure of considerable weight, in my judg. |
ment. that it would reconcile as far as
possible all existing interests by the OPP
offered to existing Institutions
to reorganize under the net substituting
only the secured uniform national circu.
lation for the local and various circula-
tons now issued
The President then gives summary
from the Secretary Of the Treasury re-
port, refers to the reports of the Secretary
Of the Navy and War; says though
lengthy arc only brief abstracts says
there is y decided Improvement in the
financial condition of the Post Office De.
oartmcnt compared with preceding years.
Speaking Of Indian affairs and the recent
roubles he says: | submit Tor your spe-
'ial consideration whether our Indian
ystem shall not be rcmodellel. He sug-
tests the completion of the Pacific Rail
Dad /; also favors project for enlarging
he great canals in New York, Illinois
nd Michigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

kneft down where ! had often praysd,
and committed all to the keeping Of the
good Lord. | did not. however, pray in
much faith. for | was sure the rebels
would confscate and destroy it all. As
1 passed the church where Ihad tried to
preach for eighteen months, Isat down
upon its steps and wept. | never before
knew what it was to feel perfectly cheer
less, iriendless, and hopeless; and yet
lost no confidence in God, nor in the
Justice and final success of our cause
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
ERESH ARRIVAL oFNEW BOOKS

Kyss ana Ears--by Henry Ward Beecher.
Securing OF the While House-by the author Of
Tom Brown.
Ssrm ons-by the late Rev. r. W. Robertson;
PArker,s Sermons of TAsism;
Parker's Discourse Of Religion;
ParkeFs Defense;
Goethe's Correspondence with Child;
Sisters OF Charity-by Mrs. jameson;
New Gymnastics;
Rrixee
Phantom Boquss;
Lanston Parse nsgs-by Lewall;
Rasledge;
Beatyics C0nci;
MarGaret Perutval--Ay Lewall;
Country Living and Cou NJ ~ Thinking
Life Of SIR Philip sidney;
Heroes :. EAIsp.,
Shelley MemoFiAis-by Lady Shelley;
The Patience or Hope-Whittier;
The Golden Hour--by Conway;
The Solitary Of Juan Fernandez.
FOR sale at w oGDEN,s
nov29-d bo MINI,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

Perhaps the most important foreign
news brought by the Etna (savs the New
York Commercial Advertiser is the in
telligence that another rebel privateer is
cruising on the Atlantic ocean. On the
l4th ultimo Danish barque, from New
York to Antwerp, was hailed BY an iron
screw steamer Of English build, mounting
slx guns, and bearing the rebel Gag. The
Captain Of the barqus estimates that her
speed under sail alone may be twelve
knots an hour; aud according to his ac-
count, she would scarcely seem to be in
ierlor in any respect to the Alabama. -
Like that famous pirate she mounts six
guns, is propelled both BY steam and sail,
and is unmistakable English in build and
general appearance unlike tho Alabama,
she is iron plated, which point of superb
GRITTY vastly increases her formidable uess.
She may possibly be one OF the vessels 70.
ierrsd to By Secretary Cameron as build
ing in England to prey upon our com
msree- At any rate, il is likely that she
may inhiet immense injury on our ship,
ping before her course is ended and IL !,
very certain that the mere fact Of her be
ing afoat will run up the rates Of insur
ance one or two per cent, and increas,
4 the excitement among commercial men
already intense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
HA Western New York farm

FL A Western New York farmer
writes 40 follows to distinguished scien-
nno agr'0nltnralist, to whom he felt un-
der obligations for introducing variety
OF swine: respected sir. / went yester-
Day 70 the fair at M; found seys-
raj pigs OF your species. There was not
: great variety Of beasts, aud was very
much astonished At not seeing you here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

NOTICE

~ =. IS. barker executor Of estate Of A. C. Harrsr
oee@ssu, L. NJ. Siosnaker and - sloanrkrr NJ
w"s, Vnso Like tiisu st'cc Comp1ny. u. A. Grube
lou are hereby notified that there ID nov % a. In
.he once 1.-THE CLERK 81 the Disuici COAT Of Ls~ cn
v'sows 81 Asoxuk, petition VI Hiram Barney el.,.
Ing Of you b. Barksr, - sxsruesv ~ tls 49,
.. harper, deceased, tbs sum Of Eieh. Hundrea
ana Ffy poiian.tsitA 10 PER eest isssre At DER m
w, payable annually a. money due on mortrarr
~ ~ Harper TO Charles Mason and aimee No. ~
70 hiram barney, dated 4th day ofF-braary, 1850
$50 sgansf all Of you the forsssesurs Of the
lhe nefth east quarter Of Section nineteen Tovaahin
snOTssen, Range sve rs, west Leo county. Iova Nh
the iufeh.se money, ana furher n. lnS fer ihn
Of said rren sea and general relief
ANA unless yon appear and answer said petition en-
~ oeiore npoh ~ the second day the ne III term of
aala Conxi, - nj s~kak ON the 6r., NJ,
day OF February, A. u ie63 defsuIt viii he ,n,4rsa
against you and judgment rendered a.
for In petition. NOBLE 4 sTt nxpps 49,
dec3-a4w A,.,..-x 4, 4. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
DR. GOODWIN'S OFFICE.
Corner Of Main and Rifth ,tre.,..

Respectfully solicfts share Of public patronage I'm
The treatmsnt al diseases incident 10 The systcm
II sradaAts OF Yais College, has had an extcnsivo
psacsics ID tne ely OIL itsLursh, Pa, IS years
Ali calls promptly attended a.
Residence on Fulton between Fifh and sixth Streets
The cctsbsAtsd DIR. Mott. II Nsw York eity expects
" remain W connection with this once this winter
~ WI y hAppy W prsscrss for those that fAvor him
with call. navSa.dx.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

On Monday, ~ Z o'clock. y. H.. after long and
panf0A illness, On. JosErn snEsnARn. sged % years
His funeral win take place from 81 John's Church.
Tomorrow wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. \. Friends
are rsspsetf fully iav!ssd 70 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

~ When you see lady and gentle
man alone in cab, each looking out of a
different window, be convinced that they
are.Perfectly harmless, for they have been
married some months at least,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

SJ- The rebel Semmes has daughter
now At school in Philadelphia, his wife
and two sisters in Washington, while be
10 roaming the ocean. sinking, burning,
and destroying everything that crosses
his path beariug the American Hae---thst
dag that eovexs and protects his family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

~An Irishman, being little fud-
died, was asked what was his religious
belief. lis it me belsfs ye'd bs1sking
about said he. "Its the same q the
widdy brady's. l owe her twelve shil.
lings for whisky. and she behaves I'll
niver pay her; and. faith. that's my be-
lafe, too"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

- Advertising for q wife is As alb
surd as getting measured foran umbrella.
I Talk up 10 the dear creatures il you'd
marry them. One half the world was
born to marry the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

r. "You are writing my bill on very
rough paper said client to his
solicitor. "Never mind" said the law
YER. s.it has to be fled before it comes in
to court"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02

District Attorney Shafer, of Albany
Acknowledges the receipt OF the following
document, which Las doubtless be sen, to
officials IN other districts, and declares
his purpose Of reinforcing the penalties:
STarE OF NEW York, BANK DxpART-l
hEsT, ALBANY, Nov. IA, ly64.
Ira Shater, Esq, District Attorney:
The numerous and constantly increas-
ing violations of the law against sun.
authorized banking,o which, exist in our
midst, would sccgn to call for the inter
ventian of the public authorities.
The action Of the corporation of this
city, in authorizing the issue of notes in
its name. representing fractional parts of
dollar, found an apology in the incon-
venience resulting from the withdrawal
of silver coin from circulation. Being
the act ofa municipal loly, it held out an
assurance against ultimate loss through
. failure to redeem the currency issued.
But this example is now being Initiated
by private individuals. and each day adds
to the number Of those who are violating
the law, and increasing the hazards Of the
by issuing notes to circulate
as money, without the security prescribed
BY law Tor their ultimate redemption.
Under these circumstances, am but
a public duty in calling upon
you to enforce the penalties prescribed
against those who shall continue, after
due notice, to make the interests of The
public subordinate to private cupidIty.
Respectfully. your ob't serv't.
III H. VAN DYcK, Sup't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
"OFE Mono SHORT. The Delta
has this paragraph

has thus paragraph:
"lt strikes US that Capt James Me- uoid,
OF the steamer Iberville, Is in tight
place. He went up the river the other
day, and upon his return yesterday he
was 'one negro short Inquiry was in
stituted, and it turns ont that he sold the
man. Gen. Butler has locked McQnoid
up IN the Parish Prison, there to re-
mann M until he returns the negro We
nss Inc conditions, although old Barker
vfH CO. ns By tho fearful, name of sAb,-
n.ionist, TOR saying so. In the language
Of the Roman Consul, Cant. MtQuoid
might as well be cat in neK withou,
claws as to try TO cheat the Commando,
OF the Department. of the Gulf"
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENrs,..

nN DEMANDE--P0UR UNE FAMrLLE pARTfctr
~ lcfe une cuisnicre francaise on Ajemassc m
fal qu ellie soit mune de cercsts capactr et
tSt.. s'adressc 70 Nj. G. " T., box LAS Herald o0lco
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
AMUSEMEYTs. A

nj. GOTrsCHALK's CONCERfS-MR- GOrIS-
~. CHALK viii perform Thursday, Friday and Satnr
day March 8, and q IN Washington after which he viii
visit Baltimore and Phsiephl, and return TO New York
for one night about the l7h Of March, for night
his u the Xeai.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
sPORTING.

T,,RANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TUE
E choice Breeds for stock and sale Buffers Infailsle
Mango and Flea Exterminator 90 cents bottle
iers breeding, Training Diseases Ac Of Dogs" 81 Dogs
boarded, traineds "a. Medicines for sp diseassA
The New York herald., 1862-03-08


NTINTER GARDEN
w THIS, SATURDAY. EVENING, MARCIA
FAREWELL NIGHT
FAREWELL NIGHT
FAREWELL NIGHT
MR. J. S. CLARKE.
DOUBLE BILI,
a DOUBLE ELL,
including Comedy Drama, Farce and Exravanganza.
THREE HOURS UNFLAGGiNG LAUGHTER
Second time.
Q new local coLcality, never acted called
PAUL PRf
PAUL PRY
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Tau & fTy , oh new f0k1 W . S.arKe
N'''' f"' Mr. NJ C Forester
Cato conraband Mr. Jellres
Mrs Podase Ckeeper Of a New York boarding
Mrs Wacot
rosa mss filhy i,roWhe
polccmcn Ncwsboy; &C. &e &c ''''' '"''
BY desire Mr. Clarke VIII give (or this night ohly his
cua original yet highly comic conception and rendition
oil the immortal
TooDLEs.
TOODLES.
Terminating with or the last night but onc} the
bic drama Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
closing with the celebrated picture of -
THE DEATH OF EVA.
Observation-Disclosures this unusual
COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS.
the performance Will terminate about ii o'clock.
Box Office for securing seats open from TO to-day
MONDAY, March III, the renowned American actress,
MATILDA HERON,
will for the first time in two years, in new piece
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

RIO MISsTRELs-wANTRD, A GOOD END MAN;
tenor Sussr. Address j. 4 Wunuss boz W Herald ansa
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

NEATRIMONfAI.-FORA AN INTERESTING BOOK n,
M Illustrated In coors that shed be IN the hands Of every
mo1y send sevenV-dvs eeAw 70 EO0Aa co, u NASSAU
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

yxrANTED TO RENT--A FARM or FROM FORTY TO
sixty with good buildings plenty OF fruit water
&C. the soil must be good and productive Must not be
far distant New York city; New Jersey preferred All
necessary farmin guonss 10 60 with the farm Address
Productive Farm Herald Office FOR eight days. stating rent
location and 6her> particulars.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS.
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY, March 8, and every night during the week.
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
4 IL A. OR hit IN THE POLICY,
First appearance of old DAN EMMETT.
Lord Lowell Zouave Clog Reel, African Polka,
OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER
Campbell Fowler Hilton, Gould and Leslie In new songs
&c.
Horn Peel Gengs Florence Nell and Dan Bryant, the
favorite comedians in the Imaginable burlesque OF
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT. : asl
Old Daddy Kemp. 'ye ancient conductor Dan Bryant
Doors open OK; curtain rises at N Tickets 70 cents.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ELIZA MALONE WILL LEARN SOMETHING OF
~ great interest to her by calling Immediately at No.
Bcekman street. No. and 9. She lived in the early
part 1860 12S West Thryfourth street. Amy
ing this. knowing her will inform her.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

DHOToGRAPH PRINTER wANTED-AT X. W. BE
i nezky's ROOMS, No. = New Chambers st. None need
apply unless they thoroughly understand the albumcn
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

VVANTED TO RENT-A WE'LL FURNISHED PARI,oR
w Floor front back Basement, containing modern
and conveniences for Housekeeping.
widow lady who wishes 10 FIRST class drcssmans
tabiShment Address, with full particulars, Dressmaker,
Broadway Post office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

r-O PHoToGRAPHERs--VoR SALE, AT HALF THE
usual price ipesior ~ size Camera Box aud Holders,
3wslker street. Centre street, in the plat, glass
otor
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

INFORMATION wANrED-Or MARY MEEHAN WHO
left New York In the year 1856 Ireland
ship Glasgow. that time there has been ntng heard
her of her whereabouts viii be thank
fully and rewarded At time she IN hos
pita in Liverpool sicl. and at another time thought
she Dubn but there Is certainty to these
ports should like to Know something OF whereabouts
III living dead. Information addressed NJ box
~ Herald olce, will be promptly attended Liverpool
and Dublin papers please
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

TJOOLEYs, THURSDAY NIGHr.-wILU THE YOUNG
lady who velvet hat and red wreath, aud
who noticed the young gentlemen near her. send her ad
dress Horn, Herall olcc!
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE BELLIES STRATAGEM.
Tuesday,
THE WONDER.
Box Book open for any OF tine evenings
Doors open at performances commence at TX and ter
inmate before III o'clock
Boxes and prquet 80 cents Orchestra stalls. 81
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

ITO SPINNERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
i situation as superintendent by person who has had
many years experience manager OF cotton mills In Eng
land; understands all the various branches Of machinery,
from the material through both rdins ana spinning
make stocking yarns Would like 10 take the
ment OF cotton mill for company, Tor where
paying well ought that his abilities could
proved References be had either by inter-
view BY letter Address Thomas Moorchouse box 25 New
burg Post Office. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

HARRY-I CALLED AT SPENCER'S NO. BARCLAY
III street. door fiom Broadway according To
quest, but the pl crowded could not see
win be there to-day sat rday) between ~ and l2lun
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

VyrANTED TO RENr-THE UPPER PART OF A GEN :
w tccl House IN Williamsburg. The hou'e must be fur.
nshel with gas and and have at least six Ad
dress Aiax Herald onlcs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO
w do general housewDrk, coOkng washing and ironing
Good c.y reference from last place. Call at 20i 7h ave.
Path =
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-16
Jan. I3. 1862.

g HERIFF'S SALE.--By yiitue of a writ
~ OF Levar Facia issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Bradford county, to directed and delivered
will exposed to public sale at the Court House. in the
borough of Towanda on THURSDAY the 9th day OF
February 1852 all that certain lot piece parcel of
land lying in the Township of Wysox and bounded fol-
lows Beginning at the north west corner of Bertrand
and Septmus Whtneys lot, thence north east Ill pr.
to post the Warrantee line. Thence south $50 east
said Warrant line lis 9lO pr. to post to the north
west Of lot OF lyman Trumbu thence south Il
IL pr. to post the north east OF said Whit
neys lot thence mort SJ0 wesh l8 $40 pr TO the place
Of beginning Containing 50 and S perches, being
the same lot OF land which was conveyed by Lyman
Trumbul to A. AJ.Gorsne by deed dated Dec. 8, 1850,
who by deed subsequently conveyed the to Charlotte
GOrsne. About 40 inpr0yedl0g house with franz
ed addition, framed barn, and few rut trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Martin Els
breeS EXrs. Charlotte Gorsne who survived Pomroy
Gorsline.
ed TO public sale at the time and place. the follow
ing lot piece parcel of land situate in West Burlington
bounded the north by lands OF A. Parkhurs east by
lands OF Phneas Dchi south by lands Of John Green
and James Booth and west by land Of WILDER Gamage
Containing - acres be the less. aoubt Is
improved framed house. framed barn and fruit trees there
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of c. NJ Man
vile VS. Washington Taylor.
ALSO-The following lot, piece parcel Of land stu
ate IN Smithield township, beginning at post and
stones the southwest OF lot OF land formerly
ed by VIM Phelps thence south SO west 73 pr to post
and stones thence north % west IL pr to post and
stones thence south SO west Is $40 pr to line of
road eadind south from mill owned IN part by c.
p Irish thence south 80 east II $40 perche TO post
thence south SO west 81 10 perches to post and stones
thence north 80 west 55 pr TO corner In the Aforesaid
road thence north so east 36 to posi- and stones
thence south 90 east lj5 pr to the place OF beginning
Containing 1924 acres or less about 80 improved
framed houses one framed barn, SOW MILL and orchard
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Warren Al
LEAFS Exrs. Joseph Hlnchman Lyman I Coyell.
ToWanda Jan. H. 1852
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-16

Deductng 20 per cent tsre leaves 74S $50 pounds net
which at Is cents per pound makes the snug little
OF Sl34,sl2 so.
The Advocate thinks that 20 per cent tare is too large
and that the estimated price, (S ceuts Is below rather
than above the average cost Notwithstanding this how
eyer all must be astonished at the magnitude of the fig
They show that the portions of Toga, Chemung
and Bradford counties which drained of their
plus produce through this point fast becoming first
class butter producing regions and in few years will
show them second to in this respect. Those sta
tscs compared with the butter produce of dozen
ago would also show the great value which the New
and Erie Railroad has been to them. sl34 ,000 is no
small amount of money to be distributed among the but
ter producers of those sections in a single year.