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Gold closed IN New York vester-

Cotton brought lac for low mid
ding IN Nashville yesterday.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-10
ENCOURAGING i

We received rud read with o good
deal Of pleasure the other day The fol.
lowing letter from one Of The leading
Democrats Of .Jnno Lew Township.
Such letters are the oasis in editorial
life; and We moro than appreciate" the
greeting Of friend. An opinion /.
dear, to ono at any time; but II Is
doubly so when you know ii isshated
by mn loaest man:. g'G~sss ''i'
JAsBBEw, Juno 81, 1871.
1f. J. ". Upaiudin:al 49, -
SlR;=-I had began TO fear that all
lie good. sound, Democrats of oldcn
times had ,,'depariud" from tho true
course. but l ,a6ticOldap 'atlsts; III
your lah papOrRtfrh gives Id grea,
hopes that thctb from at least, Who will
do battle for The right -
4, 1t does not seem q mo tLnt, L Is cor.
rect ford sta.tsmdnfto sanction d wong
and make. acknowledgment dat Tic
wrong is right. AS law-ubidihg citi-
zcns We submit to the amendments un-
I'll they eau DO changed lii d lawful
way; bnt never accept" ,hsm-"ar-
qaicscs" in tho evils they entail, or
proclaim them as accomplished lacis,'
Please send me your paper. { ,gsii'
Yours. &c, .ls' j.
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GOOD MORNING,

With .his greeting VIC present TnE
DENocRAT to our patrons improved and
enlarged With this npmber, also, it
enters upan tue FIrrg gear Of its cx-
istGnca
We shall make no promises as toour
conduct of this journal in tie future
va are siliiug lLRt Il be judged by ia
past record.
BY tho addition ofttree new presses,
and other material, our oGicc is uoE
nne Of the best in the Stats; and our
facilities for nil kinds Of job printing
equal to any. ....,..
W. shall contiaae to pike such fur
,icr improvement in osr paper as the
patronage bestowed upon US will war
r1at,
Thankful for past favors, and sOlic.
iting n continuance thereof. we make
our humblcst bow, and spy again
Good Morning
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-10
TIE NEW DEPARTURE.

We arc told that the Approval Of the
18th, i bh and 18th articles pT.he Con
slitution of the u ni,ed States, isno der
paftUrG. from the JcGStsonRpi Jackson
democracy Of OLA The 18th article
Contains tie fslI5Eipg provisions:
mo apcrsop shall bc n Senator or.
Representatives, Congress, or elected
.ior President ,sni Vice President Or
boli,ariy Office, OWL or military, tnc
der tho Gnitcl' States, Or Under any
State, who having previously taken an
oath, rs n membcr Of Congress, ior as
an officer Of the United States, pr as d
mcmbcr Of any State Legislature, or
Ms M executive or Judicial oiiiccrofaHy
State, to.srpport.tlio Constitution cfthc
United Stairs, shall hasd engaged in
instruction or rebellion against the
same, or given aid or comfort to the
enemies thereof, But. Congress may
by vote Of two-lhirls Of each House
remove such q disability /"
This section, it 10 apparent, is ret
respective IN its operation, and i'm
poses disabilities for past offences, and
nov shuts out the intelligence and ca
paclty of the whole South, FROM any
participation in the government and
tho Democracy arc now called upon by
the New Departure to endorse and ap'
prove NJ this, and in'rnaking this DC.
mand upon their patriotism, they are
obc taagllEto eah Il "Jc6arsoa .gAel
htckaon DcmocracyF Gould false
hood 60 further! Shame upon such
trucking! 49,,
But. the NeY Departure requires the
approval Of the 18th Article, which
gives thc ballot to the negro; and. al
lows him to hold Office denied by the
14th Amendment TO the white man
and this, We arc told, is Jefferson, and
Jackson Democracy, and is no dCpar-
iyrc from tho doctrines they taught.
'Dothc political mechanics working up
tho machine Of government suppose tue
4peoplcarc asses, aud will believe such
:. .ttuif?
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CORIRECTtoN.

In our remarksin our last paper upon
the letter signed ~. b. we said
that we published the same "by re-
quest" by this certain parties Sup
posed that We meant by request of'Mr.
John Branuon, the writer thereof
This was not the case "A'friend emf.
Brannou's brought the lcoerii to us,
with the request 10 publish. The lCl-
ter was written by Mr.: BtapnOn to a
friend in Parkursbrg, aud wps not ir-
tended for publication but the party
to whom it was addressed published Il
in'the Gazette Of that city, and from
that il became publicpreperty.
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TIE NEW YORK WORLD,

We have been looking for opposition
to a Convention from oil tue radical
Of this State. but We did no,
suppose that the New York World
would open its batteries upon a scheme
TO elevate tho white man to the equality
of NEGRO, and enter its protest against
n Convention in our State, such as il
Inns done. When We reflect that The
World has never been faithful to any.
thing but uaEaittfulncss-slat after
contributing ,o.thc nomination of Mr..
Seymour for President, IL turned It's
columns upon hun, and contributed
greatly to bis defeat. 1t has no polit.
ical faith, aud will not injurc US, and
it might have been decent enough un-
der such known circumstances 10 let US
alone.
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JEREMIAH BLACK.

The gentleman whose name heads
this short article has been cabiuet
minister under James Dackhaunun. and
in public life for many years, and ca.
pecially intimate with'illO public affairs
Of our country and government. The
New Departure has recently come IN.
der his supervision rs tho Chairman Of
tho Executive COMMITTEES Of the great
State Of Pennsylvania. In bis maui.
fss'O no announces the true doctrine Of
The Democratic party. lie says We
will obey, as ia'es, tic 18th, Nth md
10th Articles Of tho Constitution, which
wer; forced upon US by fraud, perjury,
aud tho bayonot, until they can be 10.
ultimately and pcaccably reformed.
Who can say more2 This Is our doc.
true. We no not, ,pop conri,Gm,
nCcopt the amendments, or nrprOvibgly
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FROM WESTON TO BRIDGE.
PORT by RAIL.

70 The Editor of Tie Democrat. e =,
The interest manifested in regard
to The proposed narrow-guagp railroad
from Weston to Clarksburg, is not as
lively as il Should be. in consideration.
Of The advantage such al ,eptdrFrisc
would be to tho counties Of Lcyis'and
Harrison. The subject Is often refer.
red to by those Interested, but 10 such
d coId and Indifferent, manner as To
discourage the few who seem. to DO Ia
king a Deeper interest than ,llic masses,
-fLis m6thing, however. l hcqrd a
more thai usually. animated CONVERSE:
ton on tho comparative merits Of three
different routes from Weston to the
Parkcrsburg branch Of tho baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. The ono from
Weston toBridgcpoft vas discussed
with unusual energy. The alvapta-
gcs claimed for that route, over the
one to clnrksburg, strikes mo with
considerable force. Dfidgcp6rtiis bat
ono milo further ftoln.lvsston. and,
being fiso miles east Of Clatksburg.
makes tho distance to Baltimore four
miles less. Then, in view Of connect,
ing with the Pit,sburg road at Fair
mont, the dislancc'p that place is re.
lucod several miles. The route pro.
posed is to run on or near tho Weston
and Clarksburs pike to tho head Of
Browns Creek, crossing a low ridge
to Elk, thence to Bonds Mills, eigh.
teen miles from Weston, and from
Bonds Millsto Bridgeport, six nilos.
BCtWecu these points 1t is believed
that there would have TO 30 one tun-
nal. From Bridgeport there would
be avery low ridge to cross to tho
head OF Booths Greek, down that
stream to tie West Fork River, and
down 1t to Fairmont, nineteen miles
from Bridgeport, making The distance
from Weston to Fairmont foriy.lLrcs
uiilos. :. Il,
1t hasbccn claimed fr Clirksburg
tlut q road from that place to Weston
can be mace with avery gentle grade,
without a'tunnOl, and W dcYla,ing
but little from a direct line, Which Is
allssry true; but Il it i, expected to
connect with the Pittsburg road, tho
Bridgeport oute'gaihs large -alvan.
tage in being much nearer a straight
line; and the gain 70 distance Is. no
small item ~ ~ 49,,
The route from Weston TO Wilson.
targshad but little consideration in
tho discussion. ,,f"a'. =" . ., 4,
Now il Harrison and Lewis woall
unite their energies a'aud tho means
they have at,their control, the road
proposed could 10 put, 'fpto; Operation
atftio. distan. day; md no one doubts
its being a good investment, and that
i. Eould3bc ofgroat public bencG, not
only Ia. these two eountieS, but 10 the
country at large. It
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TIlEASyLltM.

Hc DuuIu VI 'bEEEtuIb VI @f
Asylum convened on tlic Goth ult
Thtonly change in fdfmcr meetings
consisted in the absence ofDr. Shaw,
OF Point Pleasant, and tho appearance
Of Tllomas A. Edwards, Of our town, a
new Director, appointcd;in The room Of
George !.Arnoli, resigned. y. I
ThcSsnrd was in, session oh'Thufs-
day, l'riday and Saturluy-Susily en-
f;gcd'in pcrfceting tho. reorganization,
oh Saturday, tho new officers hereto:
Tore appointed, inforlnallyteck; control
oflhc management, and on Monday
morning, pr. Hills, his family and
iui lift tho Institution and our town,
Tor their residence in Delaware, Ohio.
Tho time for, which DR.. Hills was
engaged as Superintendent Of Con.
strnttion having expired, it dovolvod
uron'th Board to select some suitable
person to superin,cnd tho further con-
sHnction Of tho building.
We understand that tho Executive
Committee was authorized BY the Board
b to employ q competent foreman Of the
work TO complete the. central building
sIr. Bush was superseded Us night
watch by the appointment Of Mr..
James Bohan, aud nr. kuntz wa!
permitted toeremain as Assistant Med
zeal Superintendent; without the
claims of any competitor being consid'
cred.
The former Board had incurred q
dcbtOf something less than 100000,
upon the supposition that its payment
would be made out of thn. $50; 900 ap,
propriatel BY ule last Legislature; aud
that tho residue would be expended for
the advancement Of tic work. Blu,
thcpnScm Board being Of. the "strict
cHnsItu ton" school Of officials, ordered
an enquiry ofthC 'Atiorncy General Of
ftbc State, whether Tho Board, IL tho
exercise Of their legitimate powers
could, or shoaldspay debts Incurred BY
o former Board, out of an apptoprtl9
ton, "fVr tho rtRylEb, cossragcfl9S
Of the building, W 1ha opinion Of that
officer has,bot becn recniyal,t anil We
cannot say what will 30 the result. Il
tho opinion, shall favor che payment Of
aid debts, then tlrcro will only Bc. so
much less for future work BY tho same
hands, ln any event tho billt must be
paid. but-we arc in favor Of paying
them or Withholding the payment ac.
cording to law, on Us construction by
tho law officers. Of tue government,
whatever tliat may be, ~ .
The most Important matter ordered
ny the Board at this session was. an
arnrg NJ ut Of tho building by which
u Il 10 limit d that ninety ,iiroadditional
patients may. DO now removed from the
iallr and received into tho AylGh-
City moro THAI was intended to DO
taken by Lie former officers Of thoin-
stitution. II is-nonfcthci that this will
crowd The Institution toynud Ito con-
tomplatod capacity; but II seems that
the care of psiionts-altliough crowded
lin tho Asylum, must DO more eff
Client and available, than in tho damp
CELLS Of tho jailS, and Will DO by far
hlnrc economical and humane.
set il to ba hoped that tho Legislature
ill at is next session make a good az
oriatlon In order to Lnish tho merit
I'd thereby rtlDr
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THE WASHINGTON AND OHIO
>. RAILROAD. "H'

We understand that The officers oil
tho Washington 4 Ohio Railroad are
now traversing the line Of this great
work, arranging for the right Of way.
These officers, wo arc informed, will Be
in our town on the. 10th inst, and VIC
trust that a liberal spirit will DO mani.
tested, and. all the noedful encourage.
mcut given which sliull be necessary 10
c'nsumatc this great enterprise as
speedily as possible. -
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MARRIED..

'Sltf:aAwllrTzEi.-9n The 9Th inst, ut,
ihc residence ~ flic t,riae's father, w. net.
w. -, M, Isane'Sliea 10 Mid 'Cofdrlia,
y. Whctzcl, Ill Of Lewis ~ '.!"'
'''' 10, RYAN HALE !; /.
BOOT, g. SHOE, MANrEACToJ H.,
The unlcrdgncd would, respectfully
inform tho citizens Of Lewis rod 3D..
juihihg sounlits, tLAt they have openela p.
. f sIedT aSD. Sfde sTokS E'ia
a.ta sHnillM9sSlI'StSnd, =. ''''s'
.,~,i s;tltstoi4 lrtt iTTIgiinia.@ !"
.MeshhlEkeep Constantly on hhnd'a
full supply Of LMics,, =. Ni~e7 ami
CAihhtnS .Shoes, hnd"a large assort.'
.geniltmen's -" ~ -"
SHoES AND BOOTS,'
.Rcadylmade and ito order" Z.
Thc'Tua'iiy Of our work will BS-iS
good orobc,,GrI tliah sou can get elsc.
where land our priccSslall never failto
please, Give The new store itial. .
We will keep on hand good aFsprt-.
lnent df leather. 0oodproducc taxed
in exchange. az: $50 -~:'il' +
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
u Maara nOiice aud 'aloa reos.nuti,
ter1's. an Pertaining t6ihc rOrknan.
-, ,ai ship earn,atsd. /"
June 2o.d l816.-iy, 80 -
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acquioGco therein, We arc willing to
endure, but nothing more. Z.
Jeremiah Black Is our candidate for
President in 1872. lie smbodiOs the
true aueient Democracy, and is a'man'
Of pro. eminent ability, untl eau beeas.
ily elected, If we act wisely. "a
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IMPORTANT NOrlCr
CONSUMERS OF DRY {.
All'lsrt"il Orders nnipunringm$.
Over Delivered in any part eI
K tho Country
A vRHg op E1pngss CHARGES.
Mf.ulhr0N E.lS7ER If so

.HiNILTON EASTER # so
rt Of RI,imor. M.
In order the better 10 meet ihp.wm
llftr.thil tlislpnirrs q, distance, has,
iillfslied
ASAMPLE BUREAU.
Aai will, upon application, promptly sen,
imil full line. ni samples " tie Newest
must fa.liiUnhblrG0wl,, VI French, Enyl
alh domestic lIiarintr guaranteeing ri h
lines ~ srll II. low. u not Al les prizes, lln
My lNisr in tie country.
lluiin. our RU,nl, from the largest "
must celebrated manufacturers III the ,liIIrit
part. oiEnrorr, aud importing the same !;
llramSrs ,lirri't III Baltimore, Our stock /, II
MI times ptomril, supplied with ilp nU,clti'
Ufthc London aud Paris markets.
Aswc buy md sell UnlyfDr cash. an. max
no lad, ,lrlis, We are able and willing to sci.
our go0'lsai frUm Ten Ia Fifteen per rrni hv
proiii tllnn ifWrRa,e credit.
Onlers nnaCrOmlanisd Ny cash will IL
sent co. y.
ftompi-layiag Wholesale huycrs mr. in
yiic,i to Inspect The stuck In our JuhLins nn,
Package Department. /
Address, HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS
= faS. 1913, 11i aud g6a ". Rnllln,orr,
Feb 2o.isii-ly baltimore, Md.
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HOME N7TIsANCE 60.
! AeanCOISsAbIIs, Ohio,
CASH. 1cAIfraL,r $500. 900 90
CASH ISsiTTS Sc bJ8ili1 - =
s'":''


s:tIyJsS Hdt.- "2' .a,
!. ii! d, ~ r yta ~. -.
The srtaall inaga'c ~ strength of tie
lOlnr imlts lslieis better ~ Expiration
than wifi, 'tt,i0. THIS grsdual IN
ctonst Is biAtlie4 by itsplnn Of business;
nvaG ha fis,A,l,ss liiuss arc written at
paving .rfes, g.'s
illc flSpebsSs 1r live Stock VIXEN it,
stircd anh'RAel.l' Lightning, nitlluni ri.
sktiats Wigr Killed. lilAys
damage lej9 iini,gto iluildiugs, whether
FitH'cts Galll'cc Company TO he just the
one they Nnib.
lgllritsi.ag H.. A.,
+. tSirETTSs lonpeay bu, fulfilled all ihs.
,,all.i lg,aEAnse Law Of tbs
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!, ,,v., INJURIES -ia1i7 =
0IsSW AN&w-N c.toyUIivc.

Il
.cQatainssoIt sssSpiEiitrn. 10 &c . srrsa,ho
LEApi-bo LlsnARoK.no NirnlrE .ov
SRkRalshf fs'rniiteIy free from the
P6lsdn61sh1d misunderstanding
Drugs psgss d ppshcr IIairpepafi'
';M4aSspaE6T2Ia tlcsr as IS eiry,isl, Il ,wll
moi III tlietiitg laHiea kpetjtcflysAfs ctits
and Observation-Disclosures ; ilnfg souihi
l(oI and Ioupdqt laatd am Y. .t,s
I 1t'rcstOte5 and .pre1entl the. Hiatt from
becoming Cry, iinparta q son, Rlu Sy ap
pcarAncc, fctboyesT ,6hdfufI, iscoQi aud re-
fEcshing'to.tlb hrni, .chetEs the Hair from
ftlllng of, aud, p tprcs Il 10 a great eitent
when ptthatprslSaosi, prevents Headaches,
cults oil ,llum6fs, chianeou6 efuptlor and
innitufallIeN1 llAB a DaRsnxd rpn TilHllAiR
n Is the .pElF ARriptE IN Tiia NAdKBf..'
DAG. 6NirlI, ,P4tsn,cc, GfotQn Junction,
MASt. Pfepared only by pRocTER BnntIERs,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine u pulap ~
a panel bottle, made expressly for II, wlIh the
name Of the article blown In the glass Ask
yout. Druggist Got; NATURES Half Restorative
and take na other 49, - ~ l''
Send a Scent stamp 10 Proctor Bros. for a
Treatise on the Human Hair. The ilferma-
iionitcontalnS Is worth IS 10 any person.
A; NJ DENT, Main 81, Weston,
oei3iy .SolcsAgent'for Lewis a,uniy.
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State " Vest iiryinai
AZ rules held IN The Clttk', office of ,h'
Circuit coat, of l'undolp u county, pntM
Mpndn J In June, ISL, Ind In liz 9Th
Jeh" J. buckley tomvFm)
L ~.
Archibald Earle, Plea
Q. BariOe, G,orq@ III
Backcy anil John i IA CkanrrJy
Earle, ,urririNg Ermv. "
Tor Of ArchiboH EmL.
ar, deceased, defend.
ants,
TNllE OBJECT or THIS Sy,r ,STO At.
L taeh In The hand, CfI,'. "a defendant,
the estate and effects Of Ii, IscSlSnt Arrhi-
bald Earle, sufficient 10 al !" ,hr ,um Of
SIi. with interest from II" t,h dHy Of No.
YIN tr, A. D., 1897, NhI S,s in cents cOsiY
aud 1t appearing by NEl,,v fllcl III I'D
cause that the defendant i,iIAld EMlr,
10 nota resident Of this S,,' .nA he rot ai'-
Pcallng, Il Il ordered lL3t i, AZ rppcar her,
within one month NlIt d." Indication W
81 mud 10 wh.lG 10 .ces'tty "
rSl intl "a.a i'A' ("
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xIRcIMA :uSlyERlTY.

,NTEST'NlllGlA1A UNIVERSITY.
Wv, -,.i,T, AIsTI-I.1S19 --' NJ
The list Catalogue 81. ws an attendance
i71stnithtsft this lnsItliiiov. Five dis
uctDcp6rtintnts OF INSTRUCTION, with 4 full
corps oil eompeieht Professors. 9,
The Ancient; rud Modetn Languages
Mathematics, pnre and applied psychology,
Ethics Political E,onQnty Logic, Rhetoric,
the StitnecS. &c., 6c., carefully and thor.
oughly 'iaugAuTPnciISid Chemistry and
Physics illuAitaicd by appropriate a6petht-
Us. Special ,adSspnses lo'ihe study of tc-
4 good LlbJafy.H Extensive Cabinets q.
Mineralogy, Geology and oonrholOgy.; toi
gctllcr With many specimens In other depart
inenis Of Natural History, Fine Blldinas /;
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term hcgius Sept o. Wip,CF, Dc.
ccmbcr 3. Spring, March 20. Commcnry-
ineni, June 81, ~. -
Boarding from, ~ to 81 per week.
TuiilOni from SIS toS2i icr year.
For further Particular inquire 0f
ALIEN NARTlS President.
{ MoreanlOwn, w. Van
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OBITUARY.

Y -
Departed this life, on the LIST Of July, Is7J,
Mrs: laura A. WATSON, wife. of John
Watson, and eldest dRughtef1pf TIC latG
rorier:M. Arnold, ipitAC 25rd year of'lit4i
Ngta.oIs ~! !, s3Gg y, ,si9ts'
80 Young nj HE subject Of this NOTICE, bilt
In her case III d6u6ly sad. SIZE Wis tht
gllesrpf Two. younger sisters (orphans) who
paAl her h0use. in. q gEcat mcabnre thsit
deI6St and who looked AZ her as their. 9ll.
cH Md rearcst md .dcarcst sister and
GicRd. Z PIE WAITS Of pfoyldeNee arc truly
past andip Y Out = l1ho was the mother Of
Two ihteres Ting Chlldren Of tender, Year,, and
vic Of kind, tlcE ottd husband, who had
bdiltlup fot.hipstlfAnd little family bright,
VhcCting. prospects for the future. In tue
midst afihsir hops and pleasures, sickgcss
md death enter their house aud ,clairn their
rirtt,n,s 70 - ''"''' % .
i Before she did shcIsCui:f FOR the good poo
iple Of Sod 10 CONC and prRy with her, md
lskyil all around her dying bcd 10 'mcel ApE
in Heaven, Hers was The death Of, THO con
qucrof.E The grave Till iSr htr no ttfrors,
nnd'wtilEit was hard Iotlher to part with
her lga,cst .oS .sartk, mud awful in the
worlds contemplation, 40 The Christian /,
Whs a Scene Of 'tfilwpGani and ,EnblimrSt
grandeur. i yolhg md fender Christian
nioillek leaving Nf.bales 10 n " orld Of care
and sofyrow, TO cross. rllP icy jordan and
Join her, God In Paradise. ''s
Grafton Sthlinrl please copy.
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Ne wrals somebody 10 re.
n tue Senate,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
TIE KENTUCKY and GREAT EASTERN
RAILROAD.

On Saturday, the 9TH inst, vote was taken
O., Mason County, Kentucky, upon the proposition l"r
,n county 70 subscribe for 100000 of the STOCK OF inc
Kentucky and Great Eastern Railroad Company Wmcn
rcsnled in majority Of 1900 in favor OF the prOpO
alton The City of Maysville is in Mason County, one
~ the vealthiest in Kentucky The Company has pur-
chused the grade Of the old MAysvile ana |lhclh-
NAT, Railroad, upon which several hundred thon'
sand dollars had been expended. The contract WILSON
be LET for building the division from Cincinnati TO Cat
e,tshrrg on the south shore Of the Ohio River adsance
Of 100 miles At CatlettsburR the road will connect VII"
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad giving to that ROAD
tho shortest connection with Cincinnati and the west
and Northwest by the new bridge now building across
the Ohio River, and thence passing tnIout f!
the tunnel under Walnut Hills AZ ClnCinnai'
The persons building the Kentucky ana GTeau t UNI,
upon which 900 or 100000 were EXPENDED
years ago They have also purchased the EIauS vi
Cincinnati and Macknaw Railroad, ana IeS Teho
undpr the name OF the Cincinnati ana Great NJ
Railroad Company" upon which work ms I MIy ius
comm~nccd The work of cleaning out the walnut mus
funpe Is also in progress and II Is expected InAt tue
tunnel will I've ready for business Dy the te
u,ake and Ohio Railroad will he finished 10 CatIettSous'
The Tunnel Company will also erect colnnodous OlV
drpot upOn the site Of the basin OF the Miami NSna ~
the rear of the Court House In Cincinnati which sue VIII
be given to the Company by the cy tnus th
speedy and easy the center OF the CITY D MI
railroads coming in from the northeast ana soutn WIN
a large saving Of time, expense and convenience over
the present Mill Greek route These ggantlc
are In the hands Of able and experienced railroad men
and they present far the most important scheme eVe
planned for the future development OF me commerce VI
the CITY OF Cincinnati and the Valley OF the Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

OF mercantile paper 10 the banks very large and
pressing, and many times IN Of ordinary de-
mand. While the City banks striving TO their ut
most to all assistance In their power, and
afordng accommodations TO commercial borrowers
even TO he exclusion Of the speculative Glaze yet they
are unable to supply all requirements. The Currency
movement Is very largely against us, and II Is be-
lieved that the outflow thus for this week will not
fall short Of t2,6OOOOO 100000, and almost
entirely in legal tenders, National Currency
being scarce. To these shipments should be added
the shipments in the way Of insurance payments, chart
able donations &C., and IL would seem, business az
fairs become Strengthened outn the burned city, and
cOnsgnments Of goods received there, the
would be turned In opposite direction. 1t Is thought
that the resumption Of business by the Chicago banks
will prove beneficial In keeping mp full measure Of
hdence In the situation though Of course everything de-
ponds upon the action Of the local depostors Of those in
sttuions. We hope and presume, however, that they
thoroughly appreciate the position, and will be governed
accordingly In their drafts upon home banks
Government bonds have been dull and in the main
lower than yesterday despite the Treasury purchase to-
morrow The market closed feverish at p. M, the
basis Of 112 3 for lsG7s Fisk Hatch report as fol-
iowa AZ 4 n