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, 1865-09-22

the point where the Coppcrheada clearly zee
| TINT suffrage will bc extended to any portion
or The colored race than they will advocate
the extension Of the sudraso TO NIL The in
telliecnt, arms bearing portion Of the blacks
mr. lust the class the "Democrncy" would
lear, knowing that from them they could get
no votes, while among the more ignorant
they might. The party whose bulwarks have
always been dcmagogiEm among the lead
crE, working upon ignorance among the
masses, would never tolerate a distinction be-
twan the Intelligent and the ignorant in con.
fcr1ing the right Of Suffrage; It would be an
tnvidious distinction-a blow under the belt
at the very bowels Of Democracy :.
..... MISSISSIPPI
The following letter from prominent citi-
zen Of New Orleans, who has resided in LOU
isiana fifteen years, to friend In Illinois, e1-
hibits the first workings of the proposed reor-
eanization OF the rebel army In Mississippi:
---.. NV ORLEANS, Sept. 8, 1865.
DEAR STE: The nrtion Of the President in sus-
taining SharSey, against Gen. S1oc1m, Ia most m
toward. No Union mcn that ts to 4ay, no nau an.
proving the war for the salvation Of the country is
safe In that State. had occasion few davs sro
to send m officer 10 Port Gibson where at the time
there were no troops. While he was thetr, nm
who, through al the rebellion had refused TO aid It
in any wny. WIS get upon by a crowd Of rttrYued
rebel soldiers, and It wns with dlllty he escsped
BY rushing througha house, md into the woods.
lie WAS 4 blacksmith. Ny officer rot 4way as soon
u. be could, leaving bis business untouched. 1he
negroes are ebot down wantonly frery day, In all
parts Of Mississippi. and no one u punished, o.
even at1cs,ed tor It a.
Perhaps things win come out al ficht. hut con.
, 1865-09-22

IHy&1tetQA e l154ps+It $3,l5A<E11
The .SofEAsoeate7B LasMrr7ed Journal Ia the
name Of sma1 monthly fheet Issued In this city
BY John T. Walsh i Co.. and devoted to the inter
eets oi local Insurance Companies Il Is edited By
". F. brewster and E. W Porter, and displays
considerable ability. It advocates a tar foreign
insurance companies such as exdsta In Wisconsin.
, 1865-09-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


U|flGKU u IHN DAILY lKIHENE
Thursday Evening, Sept q.
BEEF CATTLEAeeordlnS to the Board OF Ifads
report the receipts and shipments since our last Issue
compared wth tha corresponding period Of ,Et have
been follows. 1t ahoud bo borne IN mind that these
receipts md shipments really those Of The day pre-
eeHiuH: -, 81, .
, 1865-09-22
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EVENa, Eept. Il.
The Following summary shows the movement In
Produce nud Proytstons during the past ~ hours
compared with the movement for the same tmelast
raar:
, 1865-09-22

F1OUK-Eccetyed. SLIP bIla shipped. A699 hrls.
IL Desse sfs = Il; ~
r.: 20 bfls aha Il sss3: 80 his aeaIgsa, 4 4
s5 s5ss:. Es ss's e i .5 e s
1m bis not named 1t ssoo Ioo bTIs sPTalre
5oo hrls 10y xrsde, at so hEla "s!sp!s
- fWsaEs ia IL ~ slls
eon,.. i ss:a; la hris sot named. =. $50.
aMes MaMktssFea bssar Cd y = ana :ssRsS
zhso p NJ Ksa Il si::o s;.ETS y %SElS;s9 r Z
e a1o!te Eas ssa,s, /. e B. g e d
FLA: 1000 b DO at ti!1A; 11 eu fe; 2 a. a. Il
e "a ds s. q q I'LL 1 Z! y q! - q
do at so: SD bu eEeted a, sse; soo By % n NC:
So y 4 :sS b es'is DO 4 & ss!as2 "'a
MsiHas eie 6stsf M Sssse ssssr Sasx fHT
70; sisee 5 ss se as1h1st q IT, oo
n Ia a Gs: Hoo bu Do 6ie; 90 by 10. e
aHe 81 e 1900 e. e. sn 4 H. s
iS XII ~ Re,ee,e Ra e SC 800 b Do 1t Sc Coas
r. "a SSt d. g. Ss siia
III DrsERess..ed e :eTfass. r, ba: shipped 5ene. Mar
ksae: kss eeis. o soi 81 % i xe: taoo ba Do es @
sa9 b do st:shc; 40 bu l:ejeeed at axe a0o bn
DO It sc; oo na do At 2Ac-clos:ns quiet At sn Rs
II RiYK-Reeet1ed, e.u.o ba; shipped, none. usrk.t
quiet sales we're: 5iG0 bu No. at ,1c; 100 ba Nos
q &c; go nE 20 at &ae. fSn hu do at &C: l1oo hu
HAKLEY-Recctvrd 1850 ba; shipped 10 nu.-
Market quiet saes WeKe-ito hn No. A. Sc; 90 ha
20 e Sc 100 ou do 4, es 0 ba on track At t 10
ALCOHOA-Nomlnsl 1t ts.s39As:,
, 1865-09-22


Bales.
On hind August L.. ......................-... 1.sIt
Arrived subsequently. 1880
10l1l. tos444
Shipped. ..1l.oA
On hand Sept 1........................ go
The receipts Of cotton at the ports Of Texas from
January 10 September !, this year, were a. FOL
lows:
Bales.
At Galveston. 9,GOt
Al other ports. 611
Totnl e0,7ls
Shipped during game time. ,855
Stock on hand Sept -1....................1a,a5z
in Eew York money continues easy at SOS per
cent On CALL and 7G1o per cent for commercial pa
per:
The following table ahows the different SOURCES
ofrevenue OF Canada and the comparative aggre-
gate receipts fo5 the months Of July and August IN
1851 and ls61; i.
, 1865-09-22
NILE SALES TO-DAY.

So.1 black, years old In fair order 9s5 sof
brown, Y Year, old 81 Iron gtay EeI3 lst 1,r
but lame, tH5.oo: $, da1k. % yeass 9;a; I'll dsfS
SsoTn ID ysa7s ol5 'sS 81 b4aS5 s5asn ee = g
IL b;1wn Syesrs id, 1esy good s,0oa' Il tfoa gay
, 1865-09-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Ian sdfes Gf GFdtN aFs made a bdsts Qf e
e1or0Qe. IN 1cc0raInce scta resolution Edased on
'GAon2e 1nd ora repo1set b1 uHizss olherEtse
xteetVtd.I
THURSDAY EyIyNa, Sept. Il.
FREIGUTS-LAxx ERx1aRrs-DeclIncd Hc- En-
Eagsments EeTe: To Br1f4Io. enIque u. e Perex,
Z. 4. Aartln. Corn At a bargucs u u. Scott and T.
G. Etnslow. md sehrs G. j. MngM, Wheat nom afn-
Wnuker at LUXE To K1SGsrni, schr " Il. uoaR,
Wheat 1om afAnankee a. 11c4
, 1865-09-22

I1CIG tQe m4lkeL las Oe11 arm Ahd more Qcurf,
Cash Gold IVES sold on the Stock Board at 143A,
and On the street at 1ssaGo1Ia Silver was nonI-
mi nt 1331186.
The Stock market to-day ruled quiet and firm.
There Was fair attendance on the chicago Stock
Board, and there vus better inquiry for Govern
ments. Old Five!Twenues we're :sold at
1t7S, generally held at '1o1. Ten-
Forty Bonds were In request at 9a, with sellers at
81, Small Bonda arc held at o6,4, with buyers at
o.. There was hir inquiry fos seren'Thirty
Bonds; and sales Of the first series were made at
g9i, and the eecond aelies at %. There were pur-
tha.e7s Of the War Loan Bonda at g7, but mona
were offered. .;'t -
Local Stocks were less active, and We note sales
Of only GOO old Cook County Scrip 1t los, gene
rally held at 10s- New Scrip IS in request at 9s.
Bank Sfocks wero inactive, with bids Of % Thr
National Insurance Stocks were neglected-55
having been offered for Merchante', without saies-
Chamber of Commerce Stock WIS In more active
request and bid. Of 1os were nnde with sellers at
, 1865-09-22
Pittsburgh Lumber Nnrkct-Sept. 20

Thelnte rise In the Allegheny has been general one
On the road to market Sales Of a0o CUBIC feet Of I'm
beE common q fsc PEI cubic foot 70 90 cubic feet.
parties 70 20 tp Louisville, Ky, At t2. No shingles
, 1865-09-22
Pittsburgh Oil Market, Sept. 20.

IItl8uQIKH OEl NHFAeE, @EpIs szUt
REF1yKn otL.-Thc market was steady with good
demand toF exporting purposes. PEieea, heweve-.
rates that were current the previon. day Sales so
orls bonded Solo, delivered In Philadelphia, Nov.
en1btr, Sc: 500 brla "Globa' bonded, Philadelphia
delivery sc 1000 brls, Octoher delivery on the spot
Sic. free ou board. Other sales nnde at the sae
r1Dge.
, 1865-09-22

During the four years Of the var thirty thou
kand bales Of fcoilon ran the blockade rom Te1an
ports, and one hundred and thirty thousand bales
were hoated acroes the Rio Grapda into Mexico,
and from thence shipped 10 Europe. The following
were The exports Of cotton rom Texas during the
vanr. nr1 f1f11.
, 1865-09-22

COEKCIEG A STATE.
AT the outset of the great rebellion, Its aid
ers and abettora at the North adopted the
shibboleth, "you cannot coercc State TO re-
main In the Union" James Buchanan fe1t-
Grated this in his messages Saulsbury,
BRIGHT end Mallory in the Senate, and Val
landigbam, VOORHEES, and Pcndleton in the
House. Seymour and John Van Buren echoed
It from New York, and Joe Lane and Dr..
Gwinn from the Pacific States. Finally the
Chicago Platform In 1864 branded the at-
tempt 10 do go failure.
We have cnerccd the States but not de-
stroyed the doctrine. That appcarh IN q new
ssnpet e956ef thnSt sta ofee 4 aa9n5 na9Td
suffrage on the South"
We do not fear words, coercion more than
any other. AL government Ii "cocrcIon.''
The majority can not rule without cocrciue
or rforciD. the minority to obey.
In 1861 those who coutended that TWENTY
three States could not coerce eleven to save
the Union, seemed to forget that otherwise
eleven States must be allowed to- coerce
twcnty-thrce to destroy the Union. So those
who now say you haye no right to force negro
s11ftnEe on the Southern States, forget that
unless that be done, rebel suffrage must be
forced on the Northern States When mcm-
Der from Illinois, whom 1t took population
OF iS51oo to elect, meets In Congress three
South Carolina members, who we're elected By
The same voting population, which is cocrced,
the people Of South Carolina or Of Illinois
Is It not the coercion Of majority by
minority, to give more power to population
Of 80, 600 In South Carolina, than 10 1o5 900 In
Illinois, When told, therefore, that we can
not "6orce " negro suffrage on The South, our
answer is, "you Of the South cannot, and shal1
never, force negro representation With
out suffrage on the North'-a policy
that Is equivalent to driving one Northern
man out Of thrcc away from the polls to say
nothing Of its coercion Of four millions Of
Southern blacks.
Now either the Southern States must coerce
the Northern men into submitting to these
inequalities between the rights uf Southern
and Northern whites, or else the Southern
States mnst be coerced into abandoning
negro representation, thereby losing thirty
two members Of Congress, or else the South
mnst be coerced into impartial suffrage. OF
these three coerclons we prefer to coercc the
South into giving political rights to the negro,
The South is at liberty to eocrce us into Civ
tuc three times as much power to a rebels
ro3o an =, Northern noa1,a ,rt, ran.
'oS 90 :" . wv :. ----4 = - e''-1'
kp Ano ono Sopps As". fA' -
hopeful way. First, 1t lays down Coniede-
rate platform. Next II nomfaates General
1of governor, ana Aa)or1or oupscme Jaose,
as br1bes to the soldiers. The Generala
distinguished himself for abandmfnr .um,
, 1865-09-22
" WE. llEf11HE.
yarus trade Is active At the following quota.


THCEaDly EvK, Sept a.
torTa 'to-dAy. The attendance mas rather Light but
ne eidd1g Vas animated md eood prices TeEn s oo.
ta!ped Que hundred mu1ea were sold, realizing the
snug sum Of $9ll33D, being an average Of m u pet
male The highest price was e1ts, 8nd she lowest s'
TIE sale I'll be concluded tomorrow.
, 1865-09-22

New York Stock Market,
Gostng prices for cash Sept n, 1866 received By F.
G. saltonsta11 d Co, Commission, Stock and Bond
, 1865-09-22

PHILADELPHIA Seed Mnrkct-Aept. ~.
TheEe In no cnange in Clover Seed and pFfrae ranges
a s.ol $50. Timothy Is wanted. md further sales OF
7OC hu reported at $5-3nA345 btl. Flax Seed ls
arriving more freely. and selling It tS9 z bushei.
, 1865-09-22

The arrival Of beef cattle reached about lso0 hcsd
100 less thHn last week, and this market WAS fm With
good demand to nots 1t felly former tsufea sales
ranging q la9Ic for common; AA13Ac for dir to
rE are the particulars Of the sales uads public to-day
, 1865-09-22

Preston, Willard s Kean quote Gorernmentse-
curities IS follous: ,. =,
IT. 3. Sixes Of 1881, Int. to buJer.. = 10TH 10a y
Il sos, old, large, :" :. 1v7A 1014
" b-a1a, new, F" 1o5H $50.
Small 5-scs and Sis, 15{4a z cent
= lesa than large.
q. s. I0-sce, large, mi. TO buyer. Xxx PAX
: 81 small, Il o. -.
seller, large.................: 9o.s s9hpar
O, 8, 1905. ID eeries, Interest to
seller la1g1. .............-.. ~ @ApN
q. 8, 7-30s, Sd series, interest to
seiler. .larre,.,,............. % 993psr
q, SIS . cent 9 year legal lender -10iH E5E
!. s - compound nots.. June. 10iA
6u - July-..... 1G
Gu - August. 10sh
~ II October. 10Oh
l.. u Tleremher 1O0A =.
, 1865-09-22

be the Presidents policy Of reconstruction.
VIC have always deemed It an Inconsistency
for Democrat 10 vote against universal SUI
fraae-but never for Copperhead,
, 1865-09-22
Great Flood In w1nnebago County.

:. ROCKFORD, NJ, Sept. 19, 1866.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The county of Winnebngo Was visited by q
very severe rain storm last Wednesday. Il
poured down by buckets full On the prem
ises Of DR.. Hammond m ordinary wash tub
was standing ont In the rain, right side up !;
II was nearly eren full at the close Of the
storm, which would indicate an amount of
water equal to ten or eleven solid inches. The
wafer, gathering from every slope, soon COW
cred the lower places, increasing in force and
smy until every bridge but one in the
town OF Owen was swept away; It must
hare been si1 feet deep In the lowest
lands ordinarily traversed by teams. Diff
wood is found on the top Of four board fcnees.
The Hood carried away over e,OU rods Of
tence, in most cases posts nnd all, much Of
which Will never be recovered.
oCR COUNTY FAIR.
Wlnnebago County Fair opened to-dar.
The farm products now on exhibition eclipsa
those shown at our State Fair The same is
true Of Floral Hall.' Flora makes her
headquarte1s at Rockford. Should any oftbe
Chicagoans delight In beho1ding her trras.
ures. lust Tell them 'to come aloaq,''
Several Base Ball Clubs are In attendance
competing for the prizes offered by the County
Society. Another lair day; and
N5nnebsgo County Fair Of 1SG5 will be sue
cess every way, and the Society out Of debt
50 mole 1t BE-. OLD E1RKlS.
, 1865-09-22
ruk GEoRG1AN RAY CANAL,

-
An act has passed both houses of the Pro-
sinclal Parliament amcndatory Of the enact
1nent, which some ten years ago authorized
Georgian Bay to Lake Ontario By thia re-
cent act, passed On the 18th inst, the name
and style of the enterprise is changed, and
under modified provisions 1t ID entrusted 10
the corporators of = The Huron md Ontario
ship Canal Company" Several vacancies had
taken place in the original board which this
new act restores. BY section second Francis
Il. Mcdcalf, A. II. Smith, N. P. r, Thomas
n. Ferguson, N. P. F., Frederic C. Capreol,
and thc Hon. VIM. McMnster, N. L. c., Thos.
D. NcCmkey, n. p r, Thomas Grahame Of
Vaughn, and Henry Fowler, are appointed
Provisional Directors Of the company in the
placc nnd eteAd Of the persons In the first
nalncd board, with the nsuai powers such po-
sition coniers. The company Is authorized to
extend It's capital stock 10 forty million
dollars In two hundred thousand shares Of
two hundred dollars each. Every director is
required 10 be the holder Of nt least forty
shars. Provision is made for: the constltu-
ton Of d board Of scren directors by meet
ing Of stockholders as soon as one million dol
lars sLall have been subscribed. The limit for
the completion Of the canal is extended to ten
years, md work is to bc commenced within
one year from the passage Of this act II Is
no new topic Of discussion In our columns
the enlargement and improvement Of the
water channels OF trade from the Wpst to the
scaboard, BY the st. Lawrence. With courage
and energy 1t can be accomplished. II isa far
more worthy ind valuable enterprise to enlist
, 1865-09-22

@1a.00 the 100 ns, net "a to quality, =
sheep WsEr @ @9qcaangst and the demand good 400
good fat Sheep; 1850 for stock sheep n1d 81 70
f6 tor laknbs. ii TO condition.
, 1865-09-22

| lion, should not be pardoned In lump,
] =, The gratifying md surprising mnnilcsta-
ton Of Southern loyalty" as the Court Jour
nal telicltously described It, in the early part
memory OF your readers. The true spirit md
meaning Of this well conceived raid, has be-
come apparent by the lists of pardoned rebels
published since. VIM. II: Mcfarland, the
spokesman Of the party, got bis pardon with.
himself Of his ''cloquent remarks'' 10 quote
again the Court Journal, and number Of
the other demonstrations have been favored
with like recognitions OF services render-
cd. 1t Tas truly happy alfair all around,
conducted In the very best fashion according
70 the well:known maxim: ssYou tickle me,
&C." to the satisfaction Of all concerned,
The country was astonished, If not pleased,
by The striking exhibition OF ;recoycred Ioy,
atty by the "bcst men of ten Of the rebel
81 ates," and the denonstratiye rebels obtain
ed What they had demonstrated for, VIZ:
The daily afternoon audiences at the White
House are continued with great regularity on
all but the Cabinet days (Tucsday and Frlday)
of the week. I have observed the doings af
quite a. number Of them, and cannot help
dents valuable time Is wasted the way they
are managed. Threc-lourths Of the attendants
consist regularly Of pardon seekers. All of
these, one after the other, approach the Pres.
fdfnt only to he told by him, with almost un-
varying uniformity, that their call on him Is
useless. They usually begin with an attempt
to state their several cases In long drawn
story. The President cuts them short with
the question, HIVE you fled your applica-
ton at the Attorney Generals Office # 1fthe
answer is no, he tells them that lie can do
nothing for them until they do so. If "yes,"
he tells them that they must await their tusn
or simply refers them 70 bis Secretaries. Now
1t seems to me that nll such cases could be
very properly disposed Of BY the. secretaries
without any annoyance to the President, and
to him. As the thing Is ARRANGED, the only
result Is that the interview seekers gain moth
Ing and that the President Is unnecessarily
Tic crowds at the daily audience. appear to
be growing in numbers, but hardly In respect
ability Of appearance. Some days, as to shah
hines: Of dress and yulgasity Of manners, they |
would compare well With gathering Of the |
Nav. York Democracy Several Of !
the *.cminent English travelling party u were
here The other day. nm told that they be.
The White House with nttcz amazemeut.
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HoQsRs. Mt. DIV: eoFrHE JAMEs,g)
RIcHMoND, Va, May IS, 1865.

Fhe President s. proclamation ii regard
% toreer ofhcersipf the rebel gpyetnImen Of
Virginia does. not apply e clerks Of rererd
COURTS ser1fs, and loyal maglstfates fetalted Sc a
n5ets Sc Retained Or sppotsd eFys tdr
authority from the de .facfo military govern:
mtnt, and not from their election lof.appo,nt-
ment. under any former goYerntnsREt. t.. !. They
are therefore directly fo the military II Ia
loamance Of their.duties: s:'.. - '- :. = . tts..:
$. g; eNo.ciyil officer will be appointed Or fe-
tained.in Office by military aaathority who has
net voluntarily taken theoath OF a1teglanee1or
who does not come within the provisions of
.:.he amnesty. PROCLAMATION. As soon aa:the
proper civil officers in::- any county, city or
town are duly. elected or 9 pointed and a1ali--
fed under Che restored :eivit governments chose
appointed or retained by military authority
Viii cease to exercise the f,tnctions 6f their
office. By order Of Mai, Gen. Hafletk :..lls5s
= 80 z.f .J. g;yKELTok; ~ q: .k:1t3::s
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No II. e. / G +. - ;y ,a ...c,;5 ad.j "

Having purchased the TAILOKIN Nc 4Fis-
sTABLI5HMENT;o OF 9hfr%,Dsniel sha. ii nFsd er
the Mansion: House, Fairfax street, prt,pose to
nilsi ntlal the former srepetation Of the House
pledging myself TO keep always on ~ha G5f,, as
good an assortment, upon ~ rensona ble: tet5ns
,aa any other first class estab1ishrnant, IN thls
or the neigh boring cities ;, ,x-,, ;
.. Mr. RIpshEY gill continue AZ usj3t "a
SOLICIT continuation Of tie. liberal patronage
extended TO @she former ,proprie:ersz M.S 81, A.
- : No, Ia, Sorth + siF ifftsaE7 tsssraat! !:
a an e-tf s. stt.s~r~ 8 der u Has5ca $Apnse
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II EpG AzRras n 0'W Den sa.
~ OtfFIGE-5N x ,4 --.-g street, owe
s .,ae' Sc formerly French's) Book Store,
THE REVIEW.

The Army Army 81 the Potomac will be passed III
review, through Washington city, zon.1 Tuesday,
lto-morrowl the. 23d- lnst,egia the following
''dsts Isl Hsaaaaartsrs lea ' Army 81 the Potomac
and escort. II
3D. Cavalry corps, Gen: Merritt commanding,
zas Sd Rrovpst marshal; Generals brigade,
Gen. Macy. commanding. = =
18th: Engineer brigade, Gen. Benham coma
5th. sstfh corps, Gen. Gen .parke- commanding,
with division LOT s5aethTcorps, Gen. Dwight
commanding.
eth. 5th- corps, Gen. Griffin commanding.
Il ,TTeh. I'd corps, Cen. Humphrey command
There arezto be. four stands in front Of the
Presiiafent.s:house.- No. is intended solely
forthe President, the members Of the Cabinet,
reviewing officer heads Of civil and military
departments, and the corps diplomatique. =
No. 2, for governors, members Of congress,
and judges Of .tlRg United States. Nos. 3 and
are ereetedsby private iidiyidnals, for their;
friends and wounded soldiers il in Hospital, eg
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I A. stauntbni Dlspis:tation! /

The hmona Hepu6llo q ssatuftaaAf E: has:
che following - -. .'S>szs.S :
y: AT "a public meeting off the citizens Of
Augusta, held at stannton oil. the zinssant,
afessrs, A.. H. H.. Stuart, John 3. BaldRan,
! VIM: A. .G Harman9a an and Hugh "
Shedey we're appoiated degItatlotnl Il n 20 come
co Richmond and learn ffro d the UnNed States
authorities whether they would permit a.
Sconventlon -ot- the State of Virginia to- pc
called Since they we're fppolnIt'ed on thig ms: rs
sitaation.. Gov Peirpoiint has been recognized
asttht astthe HgbTerno eff V'rginias aad convention
tor the purposes then. contempl lated ls no
longer aecessary..s. To-: the altered aspect OF
public aft airs their Dusinesssis now with }ov,
Peirpoint hiulselfi .and they will await - his
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ABI:E IA Nd NEAR 4 LEA A y
H.. I'D - - LlRE FIR SALE

lhsrs: fir sale. low and va1liL ;ef,h' f,
Sc IRA CT Of about 800 a CREs ot l5:ss DI'1'
Fairfa county, about SIX ,1lles from aeS.I
ra lying between the Littl ~ i pfnp5Ss r.: p9
NJ Ra7IrosH rx,ension, and "tse lands ot
Edsa uowI1ngt and others 4; 4heEa a3 is 60 g1l- ;:
{; xed ,zty be The chea pest lsnd in tjs
;viGintv,, considering 1he. sd, a1ltage5 1,re,r,~
), ny 12sf " y ''tl' .F 9