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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-20
A schoplbnt,s FIrst Love Letter.


81 never wrote letter before, and
don't know just how to begin it but |
know lots of boys who do write letters
to the girls, and I'm most as big as they
are. Tommy Jones said he had got 4
letter from somebody ! teased him to
let me see it in taking from his pock-
ct it fell into mud-pudile. | never so
tickled in my life but he cried like ey-
erything. like you real well, for you
are a Democrat, an Old School Baptist,
and have been to the city. | saw you
at Church last Sabbath. You have
new bonnet. like new bonnets; and
some time. YOU know, | thall get you a
new bonnet almost every day / shall
learn to build houses, and you can wash
the dishes and make pancakes. | like
pancakes, don't YOU | don't like mo
iasses bit it is real nasty stuff [
hope you don't like it either, for shall
not have a bit in our house, and it
wouldn't look well to quarrel about mo-
lasses and | wouldn't strike a girl
when she's woman when get some
money I'm going to buy YOU some CO
logne | shall turn some out for me,
SO when | come to see you can per
fume my handkerchief. | can't write
any more now. The school man is
looking this way You see, she don't
know what true love is. you haven't
any paper LII give you leaf out of my
new reader. WILLIE BRowS.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-20
The Old Maids lheImnmeter.

Is. Anxious for coming ont, and tho
attentions Of the other sex.
l6. Begins to have some idea of the
tender passion.
l.. Talks of love in cottage, and
disintcrcstcd affection
Is. Fancies herself in love with some
handsome man Who has tlattorcd her
70. Is a little more ditlident on ac-
count of being noticed
20. Commences being fashionable.
81. Still more confident in her own
attractions, and expects brilliant es
tablishmcnt.
- Refuses good offer because he
is net a man of fashion.
2S. Flir,s with every young man shc
meets
Il. Uondsrs she is pot married.
%. Rather more circumspect in her
conduct
20. Begins t. think large fortune
not quite So Indispensable.
27. Prefers the company Of rational
men to flirting.
-. Wishes to be married in n quin
way, with a comfortable income.
70. Almost dospairs of entering Ito
married state
80. Rather fearful of boiug called an
"Ox Maid
=. An additional love of dress.
81 Processes 10 dislike balls, finds it
difficult 10 get good partners.
SO. Wonders how men can leave the
society Of sunIjie womcn--to hirt with
chits.
81 Affects good humor in her con.
versation with men
35. jealous Of the praises of women
SO. Quarrcls with her friend who is
lately married.
81. Thinks herself siightcdin society
3S Likes to talk of her acquaintances
who are married unfortunately.
80 III nature increases.
40 Very mcdling and oiiicious.
Al If nch, as a den1O re'ori, makes
love to a Go"ng man wiHom fortune.
42 Not succeeding, rails against
mankind
As Partially for cards and 'c0ndai
commences.
A. Severe against the manners ofthe
age.
as Strong prediction for clergy
man
4G Enragcd at his dcsertion.
A. Becomes desponding and takes
TO tea
~. Turns al! sensibility 10 cats and
dogs
40. Adopts a dependent relation to
attend upon her feline and canine nurse
.ry
50. Becomes diagusted with the
world, and vents all her i'll humor on
her unfortunate relation.
The LowE5r Tyre OF HuMASIrY.-
The following extract is from an article
on "Barbarism and Civilization" in the
Atlantic Monthly:
On the island Of Borneo there has
been found certain race Of wild crea-
lures, of which kindred varieties have
been discovered in the Philippine Is
lands, in Terra del Fucgo aud in South
America They walk usually almost
erect on two LEGS, and in that attitude
measure about tour feet in height They
are dark, wiinkled and hairy. They
construct no habitation, form no fami-
lies, scarcely associate together, sleep in
caves or trees, feed on snakes and YER
min, on ants, eggs, on mice and on each
other They cannot be tanned or forced
to any labor, and aIc hunted and shot
among the trees like the great gorilla,
Of which they are 4 stunted copy. When
they are captured alive one fnds 10 his
surprise that their uncouth jabbering
sounds like auiculate language. They
turn up human face to gaze at their
captor, and female shows instincts Of
modesty. Are these wretched beings
human
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-20
CIVIL WAX In FRANCE.
REVOLUTION OF PRICES IN
SBEPuERDSTOWN.
2lices Cheap-StOck Unsurpassed.

HAVING purchased the Stock Of VIM a.
III Chaphne will conduct the Mercantile
5u>ines, at the old stand, Moulder's Corner,
where the Pubc viii fnd a we'll selected
Stock OF
Dry Goods. Notions and GrOc'rie''
which have been selected with great care from
the test Stock Of lae eastern market
My stock cnbraces all Goods and Wares
kept in well appointed Merchant House and
embraces Ladies and Gendemen's Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps; COM
pete Stock oil Notions and Groceries.
Remember the place Mouldtr's Corner.
THOMAS TURNER.
April Is, ISL. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-20
CHEAPEST GOODS
in TOWN

THE undersigned informs the Public tha he
| has jusl opened a large supply OF seasona-
bic DRY GOODS, which have been selected
wlJh great care, purchased in the ct markets
for cash, aud will be sold at prices that can
not iarl 10 please. HIS stock Of DRESS
GOODSis unusually full aud complete, en-
bracug many new fabrics, and the latest
st,les. y very large stock OF CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES, NESTINGS, LINENS, Na., &C.,
for Men and Bows weat-rery cheap. Carpet
inrs. MattIngs, OH Cloths Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, GROCERIES Of every des.
crlpton, FISH, Salt, Shugars, Coffees, Syrups,
Notions, Hardware, Tnware, Woodrnware
and N fact every ding that can be named be-
longing 10 well kept store.
Call before purchasing elsewhere, and you
will certainly receive Bargains.
W. 7. LENEN.
Shepherdstown, April 90, 1871. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-20
NEW
FAMILY Grocery STORE
SHEPHERDSrOWN.

THE undersigned takes this method OF in
L forming the citizens of Shepherdstown
and vicinity that he has opened new GRO
Gerry STORE in the building on the corner
Of New and King Streets, adjoining his resi-
dence, in Shepherdslown. His stock will
consist of
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
kept in well regulated Grocery Store,- and
respectfully asks the Public to give HIN call
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling assured
that he can please the public both in goods
and prices.
J. T. RUTHERFORD.
Shepherd,town, Feb. Is, 1871. 6n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
Heavy Exports to Europe.

The New York papers are calling attention
to the heavy exports Of brcadStufTs from that
port during the few weeks past supposed to
meet the demands of the German army, and
also to provide for the rcProvisoning of Paris
when military events :here reach their eul-
minating point. The World says:
For weeks We have been exporting -four at
an average rate OF nearly fifty thousand bar
reIs, and wheat at the rate of halt million
bushels per week. The export " prDrisions
has also been cnorn;uus-mnre than eight
thousand barrels AMI tierccs of pork and beef.
aud nearly five million pounds Of bacon, lard,
cheese, etc, having lett that port during last
week-the total value of the exports of the
week being more than five millions dollars in
gold, or more than double the value .. the
corresponding week in 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
THE WARM EUROPE.

The situation AROUND Paris remains un-
changed. The weather is reported intensely
cold and much suffering among the troops
Shells have been thrown into the North Of
Paris at a range of seven thousand yards
One hundred andffty thousand reinforcemeuts
for the German army are reported as arriving.
The Prussisns have taken possession Of
MeEieres. Since the surrender of Fort Akron,
the French have evacuated other advanced
posts northeast of Paris, which had caused a
feeling of depression there. Accounts of
further small Prussian successes have been re-
ceived at London. Bismarck's concessions
with regard to linking British ships in the
Seine is not satisfactory to England.
The Army of Bordeaux, aud the French
under Generals Bremes, Bressales. aud Carl
baldi, also the Army of the North under Gen.
eral Faidherbe and General Chauzy, all seem
to be making forward movements. As the
French advance the people hasten to join the
ranks, and increase their numbers rapidly.
Gambetta, in an address at Bordeaux,
spoke Of thu person who, by events, had
been compelled to assume power. That when
the invasion was repealed they would resign,
and submit their action to the judgment Of
the nation, and that the largest liberty in the
expression of opinion would be allowed, but
that Language which would cause actions hos.
tile to the Government would be represscd
with energy"
jules Faver has been designated BY the
Government at bordeaux to represent France
in the Conference.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
The Fire in HarrisOnburg, Va.

The Rockingham Register of the 9th inst
gives the following list of losses by the de-
structive FIRE which occurred in Harrisonburg
on the 18th ult:
The following list, we believe, comprises
the names Of the sufferers by the cOnAagratiOn,
with the amount Of loss sustained, and the
amount Of insurance The statement of losses
has been furnished by the parties burnt OUT
Unfortunately, some of the heaviest sufferers
have no insurance as for Instance Mrs. VI. d.
COftman, the widow of Major l. g. COffman,
and her next door ueighbor, George Messer,
smith, Esq ID. NJ. SwitZer, loss 81 900, insur.
ed in the Home. New Haven, fer 81 sue; Mrs.
|. & CoEman, loss So 900, no insurance: Hell
Ter 4 Bro, loss not ascertained. insured in the
Petersburg for 81, 900, aud in the IIOme, New
Haven, for $4,000; George Messersmith. Esq
loss 81 900 to $4,000, no insurance, b. s.
Van Pelt, loss 81 800, insured in the South
ern Mutual for S675; Tx Mayor J. l. Sibert,
loss $4,000, besides his bonds aud private
papers, insured in the Putnam and Home for
$1,000; i. Il; Long, loss not fully known, but
entirely covered by policies in the Putnam
and Home for 81 QUO; |. u. Luptun K Co.,
loss not asccrtained, but said to be covered
hy insurance: Marquis Il Kelly, marble yard,
loss 81 900, no insurance; a. }. Wall. loss
Sl'@VV' INSURED III the Home, hnruOra, for
$500; Jonas Heller. loss S4UU, no insurance;
I. u. Ofut. loss $4,000. partially insured
First National Bank. loss S6 $40, insured Tor
s4,5OO in the Petersburg; Joseph d. Price
Co, loss in office furniture, books, maps and
papers, about 5000 y large number of valua.
BILE papers and records connected with the real
estate agency OF MeSsrs. Price n Co., were
also destroyed As these cannot be replaced
their loss Is very SeTiUuS one not only 10
Messrs. Price 4 Co, but to parties for whom
they were agents. Sleiry Il Null Semi
Weekly Enterprise printing "f'ice, lass 81 900,
no insurance. Masonic Temple, damage about
$50, insured in the Petersburg Company
American Hotel, damage $500, iusrrrd in the
Southern Mutual. Red Men. ln-s 800. no
insurance. Odd Fellows. loss SIUO. 10 ins
surance, James NJ. WelInian, loss S2UO, no
Insurance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
at HALF Price.

GENUINE lsCarat Gold Hunting Cssed watches
~ CGents and LadIes' Slice }, regulated and war
ranted for time and wear Cat half the usual price
only SIS each. r"
The Extra Fine Quality. Is Carat Gold. Enpin.
Turned, Hunting Cased Full Jeweled Lever Move
IN 'nts, perfectly adjusted ~ cIImstss CTSCuIqrd
ara each warranted by special certificate, at only
$50 each.
The Same. Of finer and higher grade, with
CJonoHsstsT balance, at S3S each.
The Same as Last, with Fine Nickel Works aAg
Ststc eindiTg and Sitting fitlehnsf. requiring no
key, wound and set by the Stem, only 6 10 zach. z
All the above Watches put at NJ. price, nd
each warranted for time Ind wear.
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine; Purr Silver. Hunting Cased CGepts
and LSdiesD AT only 3 - each.
Beet Quality Coin Silver. Hunting Cared, Full
Jeweiled Lever, At 8 10 each.
Extra Fine QUHIitys Patent Levers a nd Chronom-
eteT Movements. Ruby Jcweiled, At only $40 each
CCj-Our Watches are all WRrISnted, and If n5t
perfect will 5s taken bse and money returned.
o. We require none in advs nee, hut se nd all
goods by Express. payab!e delivery, With priv
ing ETprcss charges, and il not tsfactofy, re-
turned Places where no Ez9reSs- runs, goods will
be cent BY Mail, in registered package, BY sending
cash in AdvAhce. %
Persons dering Sir Watches At . time will re-
eeiye an Extra Watch Of came value free
Also, GoLO CHAINS, Gentlemen, At sc, ss to
Sl2; Ladiss'Ht $40. Si2to 6 each. The inject
Gold Plated and Oroide Gold Chains At S2,4, to
state description and price Of watch required.
and order by mail direct from
THE UNION WATCH CO.
l4s Fulton Street, Se% York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
Late Items.

"A Convention oil Marine Underwriters.
in which Boston. New Bedford. Providence.
Philadelphia and Baltimore will be represent,
cd. will be held in n. Y city on the 18th, to
consider action on the Alabama claims. A
deputation will probably be sent to Washing
ton TO induce Congress To authorize the Gov
crument to settle with individuals, aud to as
sumo the claims for future adjustment With
Great Britain.
A despatch from Versailles claims Prus-
sian successes against the Army of the North.
both on Monday and Tuesday. at Sapigues and
Bapaume. 1t says that at the last the French
began n retreat, which soon became disastrous.
and that FIVE hundred prisoners were taken
The Prussiaus began to lombard the south
ern forts of Paris on thursday.
The decrease of the public debt during
December, was S2.240. T00,95. The falling
oft of revenue collections, consequent on the
reduction of taxation, and the payments oFthe
January interest on the national bonds, it is
said, are the causes of the amount of the de-
crease being 50 much less than for previous
months.
- Minnesota papers tell a sad story of a
little girl and boy who wandered away from
the house of their father in Morrison county.
in that State, and subseq Iently were found
dead by the Indians. The bot ldy on his back
having apparently died without much suffer-
ing The girl had taken her rings from her
ears, and wrapping them with lock of her
hair in small piece of cloth, had put the lit
tic parcel in her pocket. and then laid down
and died from cold. hunger and exposure.
= The Clerk Ofthe House of Representa-
tivcs has designated the National Virginian,' -
at Richmond, and the Press" at Lynchburg,
Virginia, for the publication of public adver
tisements.
A lively earieaturist represents John
Bull as voracious whale rushing through the
seas with his mouth, wide open, and Ben But
Ter in small boat in the act Of happening
Lin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
THE COUNTY SEAT AGAIN.

In all that We have heretofore said en- the
Subject of the proposed removal of the county
seat, We have endeavOred to present to the
people the exact facts Of the case as they were
known to them and to ourselves Any other
course we would have considered an insult to
their understanding and worthy of the severest
reproOf We have no fear that anJ false state
ments, from whatever quarter they may come,
will for moment influence their conduct, ex-
cept to make them the more determined to
right the grezs wrong which was done them
in their helpless condition by transferring
their county seat TO 4 distant and inaccessible
point. Such statements are easily corrected
at home, and they are here harmless But
there are others upon whose action the result
of the present movement in the form in which
it is now presented, will greatly depend, and
it is doubtless for their eye the nlisrepresen-
tatiOns that have been so freely sud so boldly
put forth were intended. If the Legislature
of the State can only be induced to believe
that the present location Of the county sea, is
but little further from the geographical
centre than Char!estown. as has been attempt
ed to be shown that there remains nothing
of the public property at the latter place of
value in the restoration proPosed-that the
very walls of the old court house building have
crumbled and fallen. as in the face of truth
has been asserted or If the impression can
once be made, as is industriousy attempted to
be done, that the cost ofrecoHstructing the old
court house will amount to SO. 600, when re-
liable and competent builders will undertake
the work for less than one SereHM of fiat
sum,-it is expected that by thus antagouiz-
ing the facts the ends of justice may be de-
feated at CharlestOwn this winter-a theatre
of action so distant from US that it is hoped by
the enemies of removal the truth may no; pos
sibly reach it.
But We have nc doubt that this desperate
scheme though, ingeniously conceived, will
fail. We believe that the Legislature about
TO convene will be composed of gentlemen OF
fairness and ability, and will be disposed to
investigate carefully. allmntters that may come
before them, either Oft general or local chay-
acter, and to deceive them according to the
best interests of the people concerned. Such
a course will secure all that is desirable touch
ing the subject now under consideration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
DIE D..

In Knoxville. Tennessee. on the 3fd inst, Mira
MARY BROWN HUNTER, vile of DIR. Thomas
Hunter. recently of MaTtinsLuTg.
Drowned, at Waterloo, Clarke COUNTY Missouri.
on the LIST Of November, HENRY AUGUSTUS
HE'LL, aged p ycaTs, ~ months and II dHys.
In Martinsburg. on the 31th OF December Mrs
SARAH HARRISON, Consort Of MI HarI isou, in
the 23d year of her age
In MartinsburG. the 3Oth Of December Mr.
JOHN DOWNING, in the 18th year Of his age
In MartnSburg. October 3Otk, MARY E HOOP
Err, In the 32d year Of her age.
In BerryvilIe. the 23d Of December after a Iop1
illness, Mr.. JOHN WALKER, aged II years.
At the residence of her father, in Ray county Mis-.
souri,, ir the 'lith year Of her age, CORSELIA
BEALL, daughter OF E. n. and Christian BeHII.
formerly of this county.
In MiddIeway, on wGdEesday last, 4th Inst
ANNA daughter Of $. II. Fowler, in the IIth year
of he= age.
Near MiddIeWay, Sunday last, Mrs. JANE
GLASSFORD. aged Sbout So ycarb
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
COSTLY ELECTIONS.

The Republican Congress Is making cleo
tiOns very costly to somebody, or to that ag-
Eregation of somebodies known Us ";hc pub
ic:" Here is single item referred &c by the
Washington Patriot, IMLiSk~Fhows. not only
the evil intenGn of@S0ngress, but the utter
venality and corruption Of the agents employed
to do the dirty work Of the party. The Pr
triot says that; Under the law passed at the
last session, with u view or operation. on the
fall elections. supervisors and deputy marshals
was appointed al! over the country. and their
bills now foot up over quarter Of a million of
dollArs. They were purely and simply cleo
'io4seEiiE agents of Radicalism. appointed by
FederRlSudges and marshals. and generally
taken from the Gregs Of the population, as in
the city ST New y rk, where thieves, ruflilus.
and burglars figured on the lists to rrescryo
the'purity of the ballot box, No appropJag
ton was made for carrying the act into effect,
and bow, as these partisan hirclings demand
their wages, the question is, from what fund
they shall be paid. It is estimated that There
were some eigh; thousand deputies in the city
of New York alone. to say nothing of the
supervisors. hey were promised At least ten
dollars head, which signiisd the price
of their votes and POLITICAL service for the
election. But their employers have failed to
redeem this pledge, and tie impression gains
ground, that, after having used these base in
struments for fraudulent purpose. they now
propose to cheat them GU; Of the promised pay.
if the money can be obtained from the Treas
ury, and to appropriate it to their own use
The opportunity Is fitting to inquire, by res
olutiOn in Congress, out of what fund this
large sum is to be paid, and who Is to dispense
it when received. While the people are bur
dened with taxes in every form, and there is
one loud complaint from all the industrial in
terests, hundreds of thousands of dollars are
thus audaciOusiy applied to e!eclioneering ob
jects."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
FRIDAY, JanuarE 2Oth. ls7I.

the following property, to wit:
One good Harness Horse. two Timers Wa CONS
one Two horse Wagon, one double set of Harness ;
Ten Cook Stoves Of different SiLes (newl
Three Fire Place Heaters, one Cottage coal
Burner. one lndePendent Stove two RadiatoT stove
seven Ten Plate Stoves, one Egg Stove
Half dog. Force Pumps, three Coal Hods
One Timer Ladder,
a lot OF tin, Sheet Iron, Russia Iron Wire L.
general assortment Of iin Iron and Shrei
Iron ware, consisting of Buckets. Pane. Dipprrs
Cuilinders, BNsinE, Oil CAhs. Candle MouIds 1'rn
Pots, Tea Kettles. Ice Cream Frrezcrs &c A.
Sale to commence AT 10 O'Clock, A. N.
Terms CAAbS unless otherwise directed BY tie Ex-
ecntion creditors No property 10 he removed until
settled for. ". POTTERFIELD
late Sheriff - Jefferson County.
W. F. ASDERsoS & Co , AuctioneeFs
January 10. 1871.
Free Press 5opy til Eaie.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10
NEweADvERTIsEMFNTs
PUBLIC SALE.
Stock and Farming ImnlemenfS,

consulting in part a. fonOws:-
=. - Eve ~; Head Young Mares all q item ,ho,-b,
Two Colts and . year, old:
OnS As9nessee Jack. (Heelzehuhl-ean -;
'0u'S OF S S hnest Mule Collie Ia the state-
oHe Io0rOoRh bred Short Horn Durh,r, mn.
SbenoniC. frVin the Celebrated herd q Ia1,.S ~
Ransom, Esq. S@D''s -.
TwP f,st-rate MiIsh Cows, one F.. H.ss.r- th,..
bred: e'e = sAl
Four Brood SSS-s. eOOd stock ,ans seven shO,,,,.
- S l" hoad OF Farp Wagon. With new bed, in
sooI eondfton Wood LADDER. one Horae a ~ -
SeATs' one Basket Sleigh and 3 tie;
Oue Wheat Fan one C,nttinrr T3or gi,eI.;-a.
Shelter; P ~ S0'1
One three horse. and one two hoees PIop~h
tnree single ana two Doubl~ shovel PlouEhs ty6
IiHf0Ss; Triple, Double, and Single Trees, one
Log Chain, one 18th Chain. Short Traces, Breast
Shains CrSss-Cu Saw, lot Carpenter Tools one
screw Tram Grades, MoWing ScyIhes, Forks,
AAkss' ShoVels' Mattock s, PicEs. &C.
-, Gsarlng for hVe horses complete, four ssts
6niough Sears, one set Single Harness, one god
hiding Saddle. three Riding Brides, Eve Head
hAters; hraking Harness for Colts.
100 bills yellow Corn in the Ear
TERMS.-S0ms Of $40 and Under Cash. On an
Guns above SO credit OF Nine Months will -
given. purchaser giving Note with approved So
curty ~ith interest fFun dates II The paid
At maturity the interest will be rsmitt-d No prop
erty TO be removed until the Of sale are com.
piled with. A MASON EVANS
W MoGISNIS, AUctioneeT
jan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-10

y remarkable feature oFthe gear Just clssed
was the construction Of owe ten Thousand
miles Of railroad in the United States. at n cost
Of not less than three hundred millions Of dol
lars. Oar cities have also increased the mum.
Der Of their buildings one hundred thousand.
and It is not unfair to suppose the country ont
side Of the cities has erected quite as many.
In June, 1853. the reported balance Of
trade ngninst US was seventy I've miIiona of
dollars. while in june. 1870, it was oniy a
little oEer twenty five millions.