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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04
How an Oil We'll is Bored.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Traveller,
writing from the oil regions of Pennsylvania,
gives the following description Of the manner
in which oil is found:
In selecting spot for the well, the artesian
driller raises a derrick about one hundred and
ten feet in hight, bringing up a steam engine
OF about six horse power, and then, after
driving down an iron pipe some go feet or so,
to the first strata OF rock, introduces a drill
of aboHt two and half inches in diameter,
attached to temper screw, and thence to a
walking beam and engine, with which he
bores now at the rate of 8 or 10 feet per day,
to the solid slate and soapstone, say one hun
dred feet; he then comes to the first strata
of sandstone which may be ten OF twelve
feet iii thickness; ahd boring through this,
comes again slate OF. soap-stOne Of blush
cast, anu working on, say for twenty-five
.teet or so, he reaches the second strata Of
sandstone, out Of which there comes gushing
up when the right vein isstruck, inhammable
gas, salt water and petroleum. The bore of
the well is enlarged by rimmer, and then
an iron tube, in sections of about IA feet, and
closely screwed together, is inserted by sec
tions and run down to the veins Of oil; a
hax-seed bag, which expands when wet, is
fixed between the tubings of the well, in or
der to preserve the surface of water from ex-
panding; plunger or waived piston is intro
duced into the tube, and the sucker rod be-
ing attached to the walking-beam, the con-
duit pipe and tank, which may hold sixty
barrels, being in readiness, the engine moves,
and the precious treasure gashes forth. This
is what is called pumping a well. In the
flowing wells-that is, such as send the oil
ont spontaneously-the drill must go down |
to the third strata of sandstone; but this, in |
some Instances, is very deep. In a well at
Watson's Flat, the drill has attained depth |
of one thousand feet, and yet the third osd
of sandstone is not reached.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

THE editor Of the Columbia City dndl
News-Mr- Zimmerman-tbls alludes TO a
Happening" in his family. It is a. tsnderiy
and tOuchingly expressed as anything Of ths
kind we have ever seen: aiaa-5l lal 81
{" We were yesterday morning presented
with a bouncing little boy baby by our better
half We feel remarkably proud Of this; our
second edition, andareat a loss to properly
express OuFseL Both mother and baby are
doing well ESQ
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

FALSE REPoRr.-Rev. Joshua Boucher; for
merly oftbis county, who was reported killed
~ guerrillas in Missouri, has written ) letter
to the Springfield Republic, saying the re-
pert is incorrect. We presume that such. Is
the case. 1dE g'a1 30
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

The following from the Bellefontains Re-
publican is applicable to other localities 30
a HEAVY TAx.-WOod, during the muddy
season sells in the principal towns Of Logah
county, at 5000 per cord, 50, so of which il
extFa, bseause of the thdd. There is enoHgh
money paid every year for travelling through
mud to turnpike 20 miles of road. ttis q
losing game for Eattiefs and totEnsrnen both
How long win our people be eontentsd with
this stst5 of affairs. ~. .5aa
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

PERsoSAL-CQI. FYFEE-The washington
correspondent Of the Ohio State Journal avs;
A change of some interest to Ohio psoplB
has just been made here. fhs military sovs
ernorship Of Washington having been tnsrv.
ed into the Department of Washington, Cob
Wise#elb the present incumbent has been
ordered to the command of Johnson's Island;
near sanddskt. This order cfsates a vacancy
in the place of Chief OF the Bureau of The
Veteran Reserve Corps, which IIearn- is to
be rendered to Col. Edward P. Fyfe, formeF=
ly Of the 18th Ohio Volunteers now of ths
9Th Veteran Reserves. The appointment Is
one Of great responsibility and is graceful
compliment to the "Old Roman" 5fthe Army
Of the Cumberland.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

AMoNe the names of soldiers who died in
hospital at Florence, S. @. from Sept t2th to
Nov. 18th we End that Of !. ". Andsrs5H,
Co. D, 66thregt. a7- --f ,-5 10 za-..5
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

THE editor ofthe London Democrat MAS re-
Gently surprised by donation visit from his
Democratic friends, which he good -hdmored-
ly speaks Of as "a copperhead raid on eoun=
try editors premises-rations doublgd aBd
nobody hurt" The visit resulted ii duils "a
accession 81 gFeepbaeks, y caring apparel, ana
good things for the, inner man, to the "stoc<
on hand.p Good Christians Madison
county Democratsl-U Urbana U1iOas Hsl
You are right, there, Bro. Houx a mora
excellent setof men than the Democrats OF
Madison county never existed Our greatest
regret is, that we cannot furnish them as good
paper as the URBAgA UNIoN.-LOn Ion Desss
0crGt. I
Thank you. zsa1
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04
IkW or HEWsPkPEaSi

LAU " HtUtFAFEHti
I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
o the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
inue their subscriptions to the paper.
.. il subscribers order the discOntinuance Of
heir periodicals, the Publisher may continue to
tend thes= until all arreaTages are paid
s, nsubscri0ers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the ofice.tO which they we're di>
-ected, they are held responsible tin they have set
1led the bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove 10 other places with
outinfOrming the publisher, and the papers are
Ientto rdlrectiOn, they ire heldrespOn-
sible.- --1s1
5. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leay-
ting them uncshed for, Is priisa fdeie evidence Of
tntentiOnalfra
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

a REMEDY FOR PILEs.-It is a blessing to
the suffering to know that we have an effee-
tual cure for this troublesome disease. Mr.
]. P Hazarde, of fl64 Second street, Cincin-
natl, o., takes great pleasure in inforfding
all who are suffering from piles that he used
a small quantity 0fDr. Stricklauds Pile Rem
edy, and It effected permanent cure. This
seems to be the case with all who make use
of this splendid preparation. 1t is manulae-
tured at No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati
o., and sold BY all Druggists.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04
WHOLE NUMBER IA
UNION.

e4Rx ANp eo pnnr.I
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04
VOLUME III. NO. 40. '-
URBANA UNION
,. y. - -.

0FEIoE;-Coulson's Building, (see0nd floor,
Hestside North Main-street, near the Square.
-oH TERazs:-s2 90 per anngm, invariably in ad-
vance. 81 . for Six Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-01-04

Whilst ordering the arrangements in front
of your house, don't forget that man is Of
ten judged by his gait
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

CLoProx.-0n Sunday, the I'D instant at his resi-
dtnce in Chesterfield county, in the full faith ofhe
gospel II CLoPr"N, Esq, aged thirty-fv years.
49, Ana heard voice from Heaven saying unto me,
m'e blessed are the dead which die Ia the Lord from
from their ablr,.'
His funeral will take place In Manchester Tuesday at
ociock T. NJ, from the residence Of his mother Mr..
Judge Clopton.
GrERRANT.-oi measles, at his home in Goochland
county, ON the 9th June, ls55, PETER GrYRRAxr Jr
Of Sarah I and Colonel Charles Guerant deceased
in the 2l,t year OF his age.
Foraw lille connected with the Topoeraphical Enei-
ncers Confederate States army and subsequently scrv-
ing with the forces in the Held under all circumstances
h. cheoriully and faithfully discharged his duties and
won tho confidence Of his officers and comrades.
HARr.-In this city Monday the 23d instant, JOHN,
infant of John and Mary Hart, aged eighteen
months.
The funeral will take place this evening nj O'Clock
from The parents residence on Nckerson street,
Rockets. Friends OF the family invited to At
tend.
CLAEKT-A. Warner Hall. Gloucester county, Va
on Tuesday, the l7;h Of October COLIN CLARKE Esq
in the 74th wear OF his age
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
the ELECTION.



This IS the only district in which the result of the
late election remains undetermined. it was at first
thought tAat Colonel WitherS. of Danylle. was the
successful man hut fuller returns made it evident
that hc WAS considerably behind Mr.. Davis. OF
Patrick, whose election has been thought 10 he GER
tain. To-day however the scales incline in favor of
Dr. Stovall. Of Halifax. Both the Lynchburg pa.
pers OF yesterday agree that Davis is probably de-
featel, and the ticuu., OF the Rc2ubican make the
vote FOR Stovan GO to 654 for Davis. hut that
journal adds as the result is close the official vote
may change these figures" Nothing very material.
We opue, except to the parties themselves depends
upon the final decision Of the matter
CANPsELL.-( Q6ciaL-For Congress. G. T.. Mos
by $40 Ro. T. Witner>, 265; }. b. Stoyall Bey-
egiy A. DAVIS II; y. Davidson 3
For senate, Chas. w Button, 479; VIM NJ. Han
nah, III.
House of Delegates, Abram J. Clark, 5gl: D. A.
Wilson, 600.
For amendment $50 against >.
CARROLL gHctaL l-COngress-naniel II Hore
~, Dave MILLER g. Edmond Longley, 5: I. J.
Senate.-John B. Jones, l4l: JEFF. T Lawson
4l6 Harvey DeSkins, l42 Isaac A. Jewell IA
House oil DelegateS.-pr. Louis f. Volt Al g.
Or. James WOrrell, 3U7 Col Ira B. ColtraDe IOI
For ConterTing on the Legislature power 10 alter
or amend the Third Article Of the Constitution 4tS
ayes, and 70 noes.
WYrHE-l ORciaL For Congress. Hope. 2ls:
Miller. I2I; r. LOngey, 40; I. }. McCullock. 9
For the Senate, Charles L. Crockett, 42S.
For the House of Delegates, Robert Gibboney has
a majority OF los over Hugh Spence.
For the Amendment Of the 81 Article Of the Con-
stitutOn. 49,; against il, Z.
Joseph McBaker elected 0veT>eer of the Poor in
the 2i District.
j. NJ. Hurst, elected Constable in the 81 District
J. W. Blizzard, elected Constable in the 9th Dis
trict
J. A. Etter elected Constable in the 9th District.
Benjamin Bevill elected Constable in the 9Th Dis
trict.
WAsHISGTON.-A friend writing to us from Alb
ingdOn, says; "Our election passed of quietly.
Bekum and Lester are elected TO the Legislature.-
Davis mo opposition) TO the Senate Longley, for
Congress, about two hundred majority over Hoge-
In Russell county HOge has large majority. Vote
quite small"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
"The Semi Weekly Wing.

It's 70 the interest OF advc1tisers &" take 'i'-
flee that w0 have boon publishing Su edition
Of the SEM WEsKLY WHiG tor several m"atlss
past. and that il enjoys ava unprcc,ientedN
large circulation. There is scarcely county ia
m, Commonwealth wEefe We have not a l1r-,
list of subscribers to this edition, which is being
swelled regularly mona day % day, thUs cor
,,ituting it the very best medium through
which the merchants and business men o.
Richmond aud the NorthorH cities can aivcs-
tise their businesses. This SEW-W EEELY y,ti-
ton penetrates the interior Of the state, suj
necessarily reaches thou@nds of persons,
whom the daily edition cannot reach, Tor The
reason that thoro are uo daily mails, cNccp;
along the lines OF some of the railroads. The
country gentlemen and GrmerS-that substau-
tial class of our population, who raise tobacco,
wheat and other produce for sale, and who
make annually large purchases of goods in
Nchmoud-subscribe almost exclusively TO the
aforesaid edition and, therefore, ii the en2r-
Vetic and enterprising business mon Of the
Metropolis wish 10 establish profitable relations
with those free-handed and generoUs-hearted
propertv holders of Virginia, it is their true
policy to advertise largely and literally in the
columns of the SEuI-WEEKLY edition OF IHE
WHO. Without tho slightest exaggeration,
We believe that, for such purpose, there Is no
other journal hallway equal 10 1t IN the CON-
monwsalth of Virginia.
That the merchants and business mon oil Tue
city nav have an opportunity OF judging for
themselves IN regard TO this matter, we pro-
pose leaving with tbem this days edition oil
the SE,r1-WsEKLY WHO for their personal IN
spec,iop and examination. The DAILY edition
Of TIE WING is an edition for the special Deheh'
Of tho citizens of cities and. towns, and those
living on the lines Of the various railroads
where the advantages of daily mail are en-
ioyed. But tho SEM-WEEKLY edition Is an
edition for the special benefit OF the country
people-the bone and sinew Of the State-and
it goes into every neighborhood in every county
IN Virginia, and, in addition, circulates largely
IN the states of North Carolina and Tennessee.
The advantages of the SENI-WEEKLY edition
Of Tn VINO, therefore, for advertising pur-
poses, are unequalled by any other journal in
Virginia, and we invite the attention Of the
Business men of Richmond TO that significant
ana HnquSstiSnabls fact.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
FROM MEXICO

New YORK. October 23-MeXican dates to the
18th instant rio Havana 18th, received. Macmillan
has issued proclamation officially announcing the
departure OF Juarez from Mexican territory, and
saving that the cause lie had sustained with much
vaor had succeeded not only by tie national will,
but according TO the same laws which this leader had
invoked in support of his title Even brigandage
had disappeared with the departure of their leader
from the national soil. lie ADDS however that dis
order is still kept up, bat that the Government would
he nlexiblc in inlctng punishment
The decree also states that vigorous measures will
be adopted against ali in arms
General +. Spenola has gone 10 Lower California
to bring that portion of Mexican territory under the
sway OF tl!c Empire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ERDM EIRnpE


FARTHER PoINT, October 23.-The steamship
Hibernan, from Liverpool, via Londonderry the
18th instant, has arrived.
The correspondence has transpired which took
place between Mr.. Adams, the American minister,
and Earl Russell, relative to the responsibility OF
England for ravages committed upon American
commerce by vessels fitted out in England. Earl
Russell repudaes the liability and refuses to submit
the question TO arbitration.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, October l3.-rhe sales Of Cotton for
the week amount to I'D 000 bales sncluding &c go
bales 10 spectators and exporters. The market
opened with an upward tendency but subsequently
became fat, and closedwith advance of 3D. on
American for the week. Mdiling Orleans quoted
at 24id the market closing on Friday with sales OF
20 600 bales Breadstulfs quiet but steady. Proyi
sions steady.
LoNpoS, October 13-Consols Sii1S78, The bul
lion in the Bank has decreased c4i7 o0O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York, October 23--Cotton finn at j7a'8 :
Flour has advanced 5aloc per Dbl. Wheat has adj
vanced Ia2c. Corn dull. Beef steady. Pork firm.
Lard steady. hskey firm.
NEW YORK, October 23--FIour has advanced 81
10 cents; sales II OG0 bbIs Wheat has advanced :
40 cents; sales - coo bushels. Corn steady; sales
10 coo bushels at S5aSS cents. Beef steady. Pork
heavy Lard steady, Whisky linn at $3.50. Sugar
steady; Muscovado 13lall3. Coffee finn sales
2JU0 bags Rio, and l,OCJ bags Java on private terms
Gold l46t.
New YORK Oct. 23.-Thc bank statement shows
q decrease in loans OF $500 600; Of specie $50 600
of deposits IS coo 600, and of legal tenders, 81 l2j
000 The increase in circulation is $500 U00.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
EXHIBIT \.
Extract from the Commercial Bulletin OF August


lENLl1CL
10, 1865.
But we do not think that this desirable end can lie
attained by appealing to the Northern capitalists ana
their Immigrant Societies to assist us a. some vi our
contemporaries, advocating this plan, urge and adj
wise official returns OF the United States authori
ties disclose the facts that before the war, in some
wears the immigrants to the United states numbered
ium three to four hundred thousand, and that these
immigrants besides their labor, which has created
the wealth of the states in which they settled
brought every year from the Old World TO their new
settlements many millions OF dollars IN specie and
as many more in value oil their apparels and indis-
pensable utensils This state OF things still con-
tinues Since January last 90 $50 immigrants from
Europe have landed in New York alone. The spec
ulatve drift of the Northern capitalists and of their
immigrant Societies, have carried, and still carry
all these immigrants, with their specie and goods,
to the Northwestern States and Territories OF the
United States where they have invested very large
amount of their capital Their profits earn
ed there, which are fixed and permanent, are ex-
haustless long their wild land shall continue to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
The North Carolina Convention Endorses Prcsi'
dent Johnsoa and Governor Holden.

[FTom tie Kaiegh StandaFd. .Oth INST.
In the Convention on tie 18Th. the following rcsO
luiions were unanimously adopted:
ReSoirea By the delegates q tie people cg North
Carolina in Correction assembled, That the ad.
ministra!.on OF Andrew Johnson, President Of the
United States, has been emmcntly national and con-
sentative, embracing every section of this Republic
and that he il entitled 10 The gratitude of the people
OF this State for Che manifestation Of his purpose TO
secure 10 them, at early day as is practicable,
the restoration Of their constitutional rights n the
Union; and that W ". Holden. Provisional Gov.
cmGr, deserves thanks for his Jealous and faith
ful labOIS to the same end.
RtSoired, That copies of the above resolution be
transmitted 10y the President of this Convention to
President Johnson and Governor Holden.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

On Saturday morning tragedy was enacted al
the corner OF Washington and Comtlandt streets
New York, which for time created Inc most intcnS,
excitement in the ncigl.borhood. The victim of the
tragedy is John Johnson, a bar tender, who was
shot through the head by Detective Edward l.. Nc
Williams, OF the jersey City police, the wound caas-
ing death soon afterwards.
The ball entered the head of John Johnson at the
left temple and passing thrOug the skull entered the
brain. Tie injured man fell 10 The Sidewalk and
was thence conveyed TO the New Hospital in an ill.,
sensible condition, and died there in about fifteen
minutes after admission In the meant;m, McWil.
ams walked down to the COrtlandt. stree. ferry and
gave himself in charge Of officer Nally OF the 27ti
Precinct, who was stationed there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, October 23.-Messrs. A. and 6.
Moseley, Of Virginia, are among tie number par
dgned to-day by the President.
The Wiz military commission was in secret ses-
son to-day, celebrating upon the yoIuminous test
mony elected during the trial
The steamers Rhode island and Hornet left here to-
day for Havana, Tor the purpose OF conveying the
Confederate ram Stoncwal to the n.yy-yarj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
MARRIED.
nIEn

| WoRTHAX-PEATRcss.-B the Rev. Mr.. Boggs, in the
county Of Caroline, Aspendae, this residence OF tho
bride, father. the l7th instant, CHARLES 7. WoE-
THAN, Esq, II this city, and Miss ANNIE C. PEArRoss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

STRAYED AND STOLEN.

DEWARD-ESTRAY COW.
Esrayed from my residence, Marshall street, near
Brook Avenue, FINE cow. Color dark rod, end OF
it. il cat OF, holes bored in each of its horns. suit
abb" reward will BE- given for its being delivered 10 m
or for such information as will perfect recovery.
A 4. HUTCHINSON,
oct Eft No. 40 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

tLAlb'RNE " AlhlN-, No 81 Main street,
Formerly with smith, Rhodes Co,
Has for sale
Fancy Hor-e Blankets
Gentemens Fine Shaftcr and Plain Riding Sad
dies, city made
ladies Quilted lr->,ddles city made
Eng-h Bride Filings and Nartugales
Daniels steel Post Bits
Plated Coach and Killing Snaaies
Fine IIarl-sodsr Siirrup Iron.
And general assortment OF saddlory Hardware. to
which invite city and country trade.
few sets Of Buggy and Ambulance Harness, which
will sell low. oet2st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

Upon the evacuation of tile city the Confederate
Government was indebted to the company in the sum
of s5o5ST IS. The funds on hand at that time
amounted to So9S58 ST. The financial operations
of the company since that time have been as fol-
lows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
WANTED AGENTS FOR THE SALE
w
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINES
FOR RENT.


TOR RENT.-A four story BUILDING "a
Z containing store the ground floor, and LII
twelve rooms up stairs, The very best business
part of Franklin street To goodtenant three years
lease would be given. Inquire at the Office OF the
Franklin Hotel, on Franklin street. corner OF Locust
Alley. oe' -
DOOMS FOR RENT.--Somc nice ROOMS,
/ ! furnished and unfinished FOR RENT, on Broad
street.; fifth door below Twelfth. Two OF them ARE well
SUITED for oEica for Il professional gentleman APP
pIv on The premises octl2-2tawlm
NOR RENT.-fhe MANSION on the IA
L Northeast corner OF Main aud Fifth streets. II iE
Is unsurpassed la this city for c0mmodiousncss,
LEGALITY, &e, being most c!eibly situated on the
view Of EichmonI the river and surrounding country,
with cvory appointment necessary to comfort or luxury
The Dwelling proper contains sixteen rooms aud two
extensive roItcor>. six rooms in dry basement, four
rooms main four, two magnificent parl"rs, very
large dining room with closets sore-roomsl sit
ting and cipaci1u> hail. On the second ho"r
chtinbers with closets dressing rooms attach
ed each, aud other modern convaniences. Stables
and carr houses, extensive front yard we'll shaded
by antique trees. Also fertile garden, containing
fruits and shrubs.
We propose to rent The above premises, with full
outfit of superb Furniture and decorations, not to be
surpassed in the city in the way of paintings mirrors
and ornaments Apply to =. NJ. TADB,
Virginia Intelligence and General Agency OBcc,
Corner OF Broad and llth streets, Richmond
oci9-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

he in the market 1t follows, from these facts, that
the undertaking of bringing the immigrants TO the
Southern states is antagonistic to that which the
Northern capitalists have already in full operation
and which leads them to the Northwestern States
and Territories We have, then, TO become their
competitors if we desire to succeed in the underta-
king-not by appealing to them to assist us with
their capital and the services of their Immigrant So
cietes-but by forming amongst ourselves joint
stock companies, having for their object the pur.
chase of the uncultivated lands within the limits of
the Southern States, TO resell or lease the same in
small lots or farms TO the European immigrants, on
such easy terms as would induce them to settle
amongst US We have taken some pains 10 inform
ourselves as to the feasibility of this suggestion, and
we are sure, that should few OF our enterprising
citizens who have the means. combine in this un-
lertaking with the owners of the wild lands within
the limits of our State and establish at once in Eu
rope agencies composed of competent foreigners
who are living amongst us we should soon have
here as large an immigration "a that going North
west at this day. This operation would at once
bring to eur assistance the Northern capital, too ;
for capital always wends it, way to the point at
which the channel for profit is opened.