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The New York herald., 1870-04-03
DssrSucTIve FIRE.
Burning Of Large DistiIiery in Connecti-
cus-Loss 100000.

Burning OF Large DistiIlery in Conaecti-
cas.-L0ss 100000.
AT about half-past eight O'Clock ON Friday night
the extensive works OF the Wood Distnling Com
pany, situated at Black Rock. Conn, took nre and
soon were enveloped IN flames The highly combus.
tibc material stored In the works caused the flames
10 spread rapidly and thousand cords OF Southern
pine wood, waiting distlaton, addei to the fury or
the nre. Two steamers from the Bridgeport
Fire Department were sent over ana BY great
efforts succeeded In saving the adjoining pro-
perry, a but one dwelling house, which was
partially burned and partially pulled down 70 arrest
the progress OF the names. But for the presence
OF the Bridgeport steamers the entire village must
nave been consumed. The works we're burned out
ana the loss will be near 100000 on which there
was not cent OF insurance. The company was but
recently established and mad put IN some $50 900
worth OF new machinery, which was ruined. The
STOCK was mostly owned In Bridgeport and the capi
tai was Sl5oo00. The fire burned all Friday night
ana was seen ct great distance north and East.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
ANOTHER CHARTER
Special Meeting Of the Stock Exchange.

Yesterday afternoon. the Stock Exchange held q
special meeting, with closed DOORS to take action
upon the subject OF applying to the State Legislature
for charter aud the erection OF new and larger
building for the use Of the Exchange. Mr. Edward
Matthews proposes to erect q building, subject to
the approval Of the committee, on the site OF
ground between the present Stock Exchange
aud Delmonlco's-the space to he covered being
ninety three feet on Broad and New streets, whIcli
gives depth OF 1853 feet, the ground and the build.
ing together 70 cost 81 800 000 and to decided TO
$500 600 TO MI Matthews II was estimated, would be
more than compensated 10y the improvement In
his adjoining property. vote was taken upon
two resolutions covering the propositions to apply
to the Legislature for charter and to erect new
building, but no quorum being present the further
consideration OF the matter was postponed
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
THE PARK COMM S.IOR;BS.
Meeting Of Citizens TO Protest Against
hau

Meeting Of Citizens TO Protest Against "a
Change.
About one hundred OF the most prominent citi-
zens and property holders OF the city assembled at
the real estate salesrooms No. Ill Broadway, yes
terday morning, upon o call TO take some action
upon the proposition OF tine new shasser now be-
fore the Legislature to provide for change IN the
Board Of PARK Commissioners. The meeting was
called to order by MIR. William II. Martin, and Mr.
Heury Nicoll was elected chairman and Mr. William
d. Raynor secretary. After "a brief discussion, In
which unanimous sentiment of protest against
any change IN the present Board OF PARK Commls-
Sloners was expressed, the meeting adjourned, III
consequence OF the storm, to meet again at the same
place on Monday at one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Richmond was at
Cadiz March Is, en- route for Gibraltar. She was
last at Lisbon.
The United States steamer Frolic from New York,
arrived at Norfolk yesterday.
Commander /. A. Beardslee will be detached from
the photographic ONCE on the 5tl instant and
ordered 70 command che Paios on tue 20th instant.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
E A Y r I.

Further Particulars Of the Capture Of United
States Consul Wiener by disqualification Il
tho United States, British and French Con-
suls at Port au Prince Departure Of the
British War Steamer Niobe, Accom-
panied by Two Haytien War
Steamers and Largo Force
10 Rsscue Him-Saget's
First Proclamation.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03
FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON April 2. 1870

THE OREGON RAILROAD LAND BILL,
which was before the House when It took q recess
yesterday, was by consent, remitted to the Speak
er's table.
Mr. WOOD, tdem.) Of N. Y, objected 10 proceeding
with business in the absence Of q quorum and
moved Q call OF the House. Negatved; yeas ~,
mays 1l3-more than quorum voting.
, TIE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then proceeded as the business of the
mornng hour, to the call OF the committees for re-.
ports of private character.
A large number Of private bills were reported AND
passed. and some adverse reports we're presented
and laid on the table.
BILLS IaTRoDUCED AND REFERRED.
81 MI P0TgEI, ldem.) Of N. Y.-For the redemp-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

FEom TxTox TT g. Bo8-el,
80. informs Us that petition 4Fa=
ut in circulation last Monday II
-nion Tp-, asking the Trustees tts
81 81 election 70. the purpose OF
osing q tax Of 2. per oent- - aid In
ne construction Of the A. X 4 ID.
.siirosd. The petition received -
srnes On Monday: and Mr.. Bonsel
-sure~ Us that there Is every reason
0 believe TIE election VIII be called.
nd the Tax duly v1.ed, q The people
here earnestly want the Railroad
nd are willing 10 bear there share OF
he expense. The slime bias DOW
ONE for earnest, practical work. and
se ere heartily glad that our people
re waking up To proper apprecia-
ion Of the situation. The Road " III
sase through DO portion Of Onion
rp.. bu. citizens there will be h-De-
lssed scarcely iea. than those Of other
ownships through which ii passez--
y work goes brayely On
Mr. EonseI also says that a large
Islg0unt Of new land has been put In
there this season. Within
scope Of three Iniies square not less
han 800 acres has been broken and
ut in corn and most Of il fenced this
.earOn.
Mr.. u. has recently sold his farm
% that TIP. for "a per acre, amount
ng to $7,JU. David Horseman OF
hat vicinity wac the purchaser.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

UTEAy RECOMMENDATION
are liying bear this fDSn several heir
70 I'd estate Of TO- acres Of land II
this Township. a few weeks ago
hing 45<<..szSss: -ssJ,szs % ciosjng out tn
estate, they c.se-ed 4 for sale Al =
per acre. But nov. since Our Rail
read prospect la&s become brighter
they refuse al offer Of S25 per sere
xod deInsed 81. This IL ali nsturs
and proper eroGgss. They believe
that our present Railrnsd prospect
has benefited them 10 the extent ol
SO yer acre, making sl.oao Oh thu
value os the estsie. But DOW her
comes the iDeonsisaeDcy:--every one
Ct these heirs. as we SIRE informed.
came In TO the HssiiTe,ad election Las
Thursday, AID voted against the Tax.
They believe they have already re-
s-s-:--+.s<s: E e So ssiue from our present
Railroad prepct, ssd yet they do
their utpss,.f 10 defeat the very
HaesAs, and the only means. by which
the Bod ran be secured,
10 IL not strange that intelligent
sner can do ~: And get, IL they
alone had TO suffer for their actions.
il would be none u our business.
Buf this IL DO. the case. The com
rDurify 10 rrDeszi IL isferesied, We
ere Interested. every eitizen b in
iesesse-d. directly and T<trniarily. In
everything that affects the securing
~ our ksiIrasd. Hence We are jasst.
fssd In bringing up this personal
example Of the Inconsistency Of OPP
p<sing the Railroad Tax. But.
thank fortBne, shis Township Is all
syand Snybow.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

THE UosTIyTED STONY, Viola, "
which hs. been running through
this paper for the last several weeks,
il herewith concluded IL il Ell sx-
cellenf Story, and has proved as-
sorhingiy inisresting TO oar readers
We desire here &c say that w. have
Oh hand q limited supply OF back
numbers: and hereafter, 20 loig -
the-e hold out. al new subscribers
TO the Voter. either for SIX months
or for year. viii be supplied with
the back numbers containing the
story. free. And itos Of or friends
who would willingly do Us a kind
ness can accommodate ps by just
mentioning about these Story back
numbers TO their aeqaaintanoes who
are not taking the paper.
The inner pages Of tie Tofv will
DOW be devoted more te general and
miscellaneous matter, agricultural,
humorous, Dc. We cannot promise
another continued Story just at
present, bu; hope TO secure one after
q while.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

The CooLEsr THING YEr.-we
have often heard OF "bcarding the
lion In his den," but never saw or
heard u q more complete Illustrator
OF 1t than the result OF the primary
election In Oskaloosa last Saturday.
The contest Of course turned on the
Congressional nominations, and was
not and earnest. Mr.. Loughridge
was there personally, and 50 was
Gov. Stone. Mr.. Loughridge has
lived there for the last 20 years we
believe. Aud yet, when the votes
were counted out, at night, out of u
little over 800 votes polied the ma
jority ia favor Of the Stone Delcga.
ton was II! This was right there in
Mr.. Loughridge's own immediate
home. II IL decid dly the coolest
thing We ever heard Of. Mr.. Lough-
ridge took the train that night, for
Washington.
ii IL worthy Of note also that the
Friends, OF New Sharon. Prairie Tp.,
went strongly for Gov. Stone. The
Township east 100 votes, of which
Mr.. Loughridge's Delegation re-
ceived 20 votes, and Coy. Stone so.
This shows how the Quakers feed
to in favor Of the Governor.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

SEEESADE--Some OF our young
ladies and gentlemen have discov-
cred comfortable fashion Of going
serenadiDg. They rig up a wagon or
carriage, put Cabinet Organ i'm it,
ard then arrange themselves with
lights and music at convenience. In
this way they were around town
some last week Wednesday evening.
They will please accept our poiitest
thanks for the pleasant song with
which they favored US. After pass
ing our house, they went--un,ess our
TAR. deceived us--dOwn to the resi-
dcnce Of one Of the spruce young
bachelors Of Knoxville, and sang
"Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing"-but we suppose the young
man didn't go. OF course not.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

THAT INJUNCTION BUSINESS ia
Polk County will result in firmly
deciding the cpnstitutionaiity Of the
Railroad Tax Law. A Mr.. Stewart,
Of Polk County, petitioned Distric,
Judge Max well for an Injunction
against the collection Of the tax vo-
ted In three Townships Of that Coun-
~ In aid Of the Indianoia Road.
Judge Maxwell refused to grant the
Injunction, holding that the Law Is
valid. Mr.. Stewart then appealed
10 the Supreme Court. the opinions
Of whose members are alread y known
to be such that Judge MaxweIl's de-
cision will stand affirmed. This In
junction matter Is like "m0tiOn to
reconsider" at public meeting: 1t
will end In fixing the decision per-
manentIy In favor Of the Law.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

MAIL LErTISGs.-The official an.
nouncement of the following Mail
Lettings was received at the Knox
Vile Post Office last Monday:
Route 1906, Knoxville to Indi-
anola. by way Of PleasantyiIle and
Wheeling; contractor, X. ID. Rey-
nolds, of Charlton; two trips per
week; leave Knoxville Tuesdays
and Fridays at s A. NJ; arrive at
Knoxville Wednesdays and Satur-
days by 6 p. NJ.
Route ll0G6, Knoxville to Chair
ton, by way Of Dallas and NewberD ;
contractor, Daniel S. Parks, Of Char
iton; three trips per week; leave
Knoxville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at : A. NJ; arrive at Knox.
willie alternate days by J p. NJ.
Route 1867, Knoxville to Chair.
ton by Gosport and Columbia; con.
tractor, X. NJ. Thompson, OF Coalition,
three trips per week; leave Knox
Vile Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ut 7 A. NJ; arrive at Knox.
vile alternate days by 6 p. NJ.
Route HOGS, Knoxville to Otley
by way Of Red Rock; contractor
VIM. q. Baker, Of Norwalk, Ohio
sub-contrxctor, Maj. ii. ID. Gibson, o.
Knoxville; three trips per week
leave Knoxville Mondays, Wednes
days and aud Fridays at 7 A. NJ.
arrive ut Knoxville on same days by
p. NJ.
Route 1909, Knoxville to Abba by
way OF Attica, Hamilton and Mays
Vile; contractor, Il. NJ. Thompson
Of Weller; three trips per week
leave Knoxville Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at Z a. NJ; arrive
at Knoxville Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays by 7 r. NJ.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

SSAKE-BITE.-A boy about 8 years
old. son OF Mr.. John Britt, living
some ! or miles from town, on the
Newbern road, while out picking
wild Strawberries last Thursday was
bitten on thearm with large timber
rattle-snake. DIR. Cornell's remedy
for snake-bite was Immediately ap-
piled, and the boys life was saved.
For the benefit Of our readers we
herewith republish the recipe for
this remedy:
Take one tablespoonful each OF
gunpowder and common salt, and
mix together with the white of an
egg so as to make a pou'tice; apply
fresh to the bitten place, and renew
with fresh poultice every ID or %
minutes, until it no longer draws
out poison or foul matter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
SuERIEF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ID ton to me directed by the Clerk
Oi the District Court Of Marion Coun-
~, aud State Of Iowa, l have levied
upon and will offer at Public Sale, at
the door of the Court House, in the
City of Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, on the 23d day Of July, "A.
ID. 1870, between the hours of nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, p.
NJ, commencing at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, the following described property,
to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of Section Twenty-eight
(2sl Township Seventy-ionr "a Range
Twenty (2O) in Marion County, Iowa.
Levied upon as the property Of Da-
vid Askern, to satisfy an Execution
in favor OF Nicholas Van Horn, and
against David Askern.
j. p. KELLY,
Sheriff Of Marion County, Iowa.
June 70, 1870. 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

KIND WORDs.--The STATE Registey
Of the 18th inst. has the following
very kind and complimentary re-
mark:
With It's last issue the Knoxville
Voter entered upon its fourth vol
ume. 1t has made It's own good
present by the force Of ability and
energy. The people Of it, County
in giving IL liberal reward, have
merely recognized its worth. We
do not know Of a better County pa.
per than the TOfer--sine that gives
more local news, or more complete
summary % the general intelligence
of the world M II rolls. We are
glad its future II 80 bright.
No kinder words could be said;
and from no paper could there come
n compliment we should appreciate
more highly. The Register Is EN-.
phatically the Daily Paper OF Iowa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

NEEDLES DEyTxCIATEoS--l
the Burlington EazrExgt ve find that
the Otmrnxa Courier condemns tie
a~eion of Marion County in calling .
County Convention TO select defe-
gates 10 the State and Congressional
Conventions, as well as TO the other
Conventions, before the State and
Congressional Conventions we're
called. We can't find the article in
the Cbavs<r itself. to see inst what it
does say; but We can assure that EN-
inent paper most positively that
there Is 10 sense whatever for IFS
complaint in this case. How the
matter may stand elsewhere, we do
not pretend to say; but in this Coun-
" the call for the County Convention
was made 50 comprehensive merely
ard solely as a matter Of con yenience,
10 avoid having two Conventions
where one would do just as well.
The Congressional contest would not
have been affected either way in any
case. There aras no contest in this
County. The voice OF our people
would have been unanimously and
enthusiastically for Cox. Stone, as IL
il, no matter if there had been sepa-
rate Conventions for every separate
set Of Delegates required. The Cour-
Ter will do well to save its charges OF
/" fraud and rascaIity" for places de.
serving IL. No one here ever even
imagined that there was any wire
working or intrigue OF any kind
about our County Convention or the
call for 1t, as there was neither cause
nor desire for any.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
AMOUNT OF CoAL.-Several 60,

AMOUNT OF CoAL.--Several gen.
tlemen have lately been figuring up,
or rather guessing at, the amount OF
coal In this County, south of the
river; and they estimate that it
wonld supply the present population
for GOO years. We have not figured
on the matter at all, but feel perfect
ly sure that they have not even APP
preached the full amount in the
above figures. If they would multi
ply by another hundred they would
come nearer expressing our invalua-
BILE resources Of coal in this County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
SPECIAL ELECTION.

WE, 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEES
" of the Township Of Indiana
in the County Of Marion, and State
Of Iowa, having been petitioned To do
so, by more than one-third Of the
resident taxpayers of said Town
ship, do, in pursuance hereof, and of
an Act entitled An Act to Enable
Townships and Incorporated Towns
and Cities to Aid in the Construction
OF Rail Roads approved April the
18th, 1870, herein give notice 10 the
legal voters of said Township, that
there will be Special Election held
at the usual place OF holding elections,
in Attica, in said Township, on Satur-
day, the 10th day Of July, 1870, for the
purpose Of submitting TO the legal vot-
ers OF said Towpshipthe question as to
whether said Township shall aid in
the construction OF Rail Road from
the City of Abba, in the County of
Monroe i'm said State, Ella Knoxville,
County OF Marion, To the City of Des
Moines, in the County of Polk, in said
State, krown as the Abba, Knoxville
and Des Moines Rail Road, by Tax
OF Five per cent. on the taxable prop
erty In said Township of Indiana,
the same 10 De expended III the ioWn-
ships OF Indiana and Liberty, in said
County of Marion.
The above question shall be submit-
ted at said Election In the following
form: Taxation" or mo Taxation y
Those voting In favor Of said propo-
sition shall have written or printed on
their tickets the words For Taxa
tion;n and those voting against said
proposition shall have written or
printed on their tickets the words
against Taxation.
N. M. MARK,
JAS. JoLLIFFE,
=. ApPLEGArE,
X. Trusteeso Of Indiana Township,
3 Marion County, Iowa.
Attest. WIZ. SWAIN, Township Clerk.
June %, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

THE "WEEKBLAD," Holland
newspaper ct Pe!!a, established, and
for many years owned and edited by
Mr.. Henry Hospers, has been sold
recently to II. Neyenesch, Esq, and
will hereafter he under his charge as
editor. Mr. Hospers starts in Sep
tember on his Holland mission.
Success to you both, gentlemen, in
your new spheres. We CLEAN from
the D,dfir,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

MARROW EscAPE.-An infant
child, only Is months old, of Mr..
VIM. ClelaDd, of Knoxville, had q
narrow escape from death last Fri
day. A horse, hitched to suiky at
the Hotel stable, became frightened
and ran away. In its course the
sulky, or rather one wheel of it.,
passed over small! pile of boards, at
the end of which the little child was
standing. As it left the lumber, one
wheel OF the sulkey struck the child
on the head. Looking at the place
and manner Of the accident, it seems
wonderful that the little girl was not
instantly killed; but she received
only little bruise, and no serious
injury. The sulky and harness were
badly used up before the runaway
was over. They belonged toa tray-
eler.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

LADIES AND GHxTLEMYx, II you
sou!d be happy, you must i.e good;
IL you would be wise, study; If you
would be healthy, exercise, and eat
wholesome food; II you would be
rich, he economical, save money
and good way to save 1t Is TO buy
your Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots d Shoes, de-, DC, at Coats
store. north side square, Knoxville.
Prove Ii for yourselves.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

CENTRAL UNIvEKsITy.-This Insti-
tuition is now in successful operation,
urder a Full Corps of Experience d
Teachers. Special attention 10 given
tn Music. the preparation OF Teach ers,
Mercantile Education. bookkeeping.
&c.) Board. with rooms, fuel and lights.
furnished at 50 per week.
For furtherparticulars or catalogue,
address the undersigned,a at 'ella. lowe
l9tf T.. II. SCARFF. Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

FROM RED Rock TP.-Under date
Of 18th inst, our Monroe correspond
ent writes that corn is growing fine
Iy; wheat heading out finely but
short and thin on the ground; oats
heading, aud promise good crop;
grass good and heavy.---G. s.
Smith has built new hewd-log
house, three miles northwest of Red
Roek.--Judge Lackey, Of Jasper
County, on the County line, is build
ing a new barn, 80 by GO feet. 80
There has been new ScloOl-house
built this Spring, - by 30 feet, three
miles west Of Monroe; and School
now in it.Monroe proposes TO
have an "Old fashioned Celebration
on the Fourth. to condense
our friends letter, for lack of room
this week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

REIrEsED. John Duncan, Esq,
81 Washington Tp., returned several
days ago from four-weeks trip
through Kansas, Arkansas and Mis-
sosyi lie remarks that he "don't
wset to sell out now ~ much az he
did before he went which IL very
natural and sensible conclusion.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
ONE ISsrAscE.-w. W. Crsddick,

ONE IvsTAScE.-W. W. Craddick,
Deputy =. NJ. at Knoxville, received
letter last week from his uncle, s.
II. Craddick, Of DanvilIe, Hendricks
Co., Indiana. Mr.. Caddick bought
his little place Of 6 acres there, four
years ago, near town but 6 miles
from 6 Railroad, for 5000. Since
then one Railroad has been built
there, and there II a prospect Of an
other; and lately Mr.. Z. has been
offered 81, 900 for the place--not very
far short Of three times what it cost
him years ago. And It Was just
the Railroad and nothing else that
made the difference. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23
Knoxville, June IL, 1870.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. . late num-
her Of the Oskaloosa Herald we no
tice batch Of IA Announcement If
candidates for the several Offices to
be filled this year; and il was stated
that these Announcements were
charged ut 50 apiece. And this prac-
tice il customary and proper. But
in this County, for the present year,
we will make announcements OF
candidates, without charge, upon
being notified by candidates Or their
friends.
For County Offices we have this
year to elect Clerk. Recorder, and
three Supervisors from the County
at large. Unless we know of valid
objections against any OF the actual
or prospective candidates, which In
our opinion should disqualify them,
this paper will preserve strict i'm
partiaIity before the Convention, rs
we deem the proper way. But we
cannot therefore the less earnestly
urge that for each and every Office
the best available men should be
chosen. As citizens, our common
interest requires men At for the pc.
sitions they seek; as Republicans, the
Delegates at the Nominating Con-
ventioD are in duty bound to select,
from among these fit and proper
men, those who can carry the full
strength Of the party. 1t has been
repeatedly proven that the. contest
between the two political parties in,
this County is too close for either to
carry weight.
AS to the Supervisors, when three
of them have to do the work that
seventeen do now, ii IL plain that
they must be men of information,
experience, and general good judg-
ment and business capacity. II is
very possible that some men mny
offer themselves who ought not to be
chosen, and some men who ought to
be chosen may not be candidates.
the more probably so, since the pay
and honors of the position will be so
small. But let the interests of the
whole people be first considered, and
individual preferences afterward.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-23

A RAILROAD ELECTION has been
called by the Trustees Of Indiana TIP.
for Saturday, July 18th. We look
for good report from Indiana on
that day.
We hear that petition is in eircu-
lation in Washington Tp., contem-
plating q tax Of 2 per cent. Hope it
may succeed, and the people there
never have cause to regret il.