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New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
THE RIVERSIDE PARK AsSEssMENT-JUDGE BAR
NARDs DECISION.

Judge Barnard decided, yesterday, In the
commissioners of Estimate and Assessment for the open
ing of the Riverside Park the objections to the
amount Of awards with exceptions, are untenabe,
that the Commissioners seem to have meted out SUD
stantia Justice and that their decision Is final and con
elusive He cOntinues -
adopted or mistake Of law committed, that the Court
will send back the report for correction IL seems quite
clear that such mistake has been conmttea 9S td d
Commissioners In regard to the Bloonlngdae road ana
the Land ,ynE within the 5o12dares OF the old awetn
to make awards for part or the whole OF the DROP
erty It is conceded that the title to the strip IL In the
adjoining owners, and the lncl0sing OF IL Wnm % @ tne
the awards is substantially taking private properly
without making Just compensation ana therefore comes
within the constitutional prohibition. go
The Boomindale old road, laid out without
compensation, with right of way only on the pubic
and the discontnuance OF the ROAD the same belongs
to the adjoining owners In Zee simple absolute can
be seriously questioned that under the act OF 1901
the road was closed and the fee of ii discharged from
the easement in favor of the public The title VIII not
pass the city until the confirmation OF this report ahd
i'm the interval the adjoining owners have been sezeu OF
he Land living within the road. The Court, therefore,
Cancelled the additional awards TO be granted as foOWs
W. W. r. Male slg5i VIM Il noIeIis w S jane @ D 4 pt
Peter 5000 John II Power S5OO george H. A
$500 Cangan +l4735 John H. Power ald LEWIS n!e
$40 gO Daniel r. TeuAn $3.50 Estate OF kenady +ozoO 80
ciety Of the New York Hospital $3.50
No assessment SAYS the decision will he necessary In
order 10 carry into effect these directions as the COM
missoners have still ample power to assess upon the
Mayor Aldermen and COmmODalty, sum sufficient 10
make the necessary corrections The objections which
might he raised TO an entire review OF the report on ac
count delay Will be thus Obvated as the necessary
alterations be made Immediately, and when these
are made substantial justice will be done To all parties.
the Of the public will be protected, and the
report will then be confirmed Let the Commissioners
file their amended report next Tuesday and order be
entered in conformity with these suggestions
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

EARLIER than usual The variety sallS@ m'esIy followed
Gay, ans about the sth OF July 70 Sr e amount trans
the Early Yorh and the Io,n t.t Of August aud
rSrted will increase rapidly a ~. t ,s expected to be
sr the foOwnssix or eisa We to be anything OF
very But dG1S, ,~ iay ss s Sf 5d:aa Dsl
New York by boat from m.Sd iSt the weight per '"'"'
- of the red variety NV
w, W. Na.',,ot. v n. s+andaTd
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
A AjMOUNTAIN BELL

The Messrs. Meneely Of West Troy received
An order on Monday for l6 slabe OF bell metal 70 weigh
100 hounds each and the purpose for when 'ncy are ~
Tended h. sufficiently novel 10 note On one OF The peaks
OF the Andee Mountains III South America ehhrcb Las
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. July l3.

Nls 10, Epror via Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Nemesis sails Pier s. ~ r. close at the PostOmce al y
m Al Station A. llOO d. 1850 IN. Supplementary Man
or doub pa 45 r. and closed at ~
.. m Steamship sails a2 p. .-.,. y.t..., ,,o,n
Mails for Bremen, siesnshp from
at l.
ste.,on A. No Supplementary Mall Steamship
ssIs m No Mail" by this steamship.
and West Indies steamship Sherman
pier No a n r. close at .. Steamship sails at
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double DoageJ
FRIDAY. july H.
The Bremen steamship sailing Saturday does not present
Pussan Closed Mail" but on that dy by the steam
shp which TAKES the mails for Europe &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
BStimo" s5i,s sad o.stco S wITHotr.H,SG op CARS
Depoe NewYork loot Of Barclayst and foot q Cnopbers
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, Juns "
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonon Bareh,
runs directly through from Nesfos 70 OWeo without sne 81 '~
and Scranton with l. and R r. for Kingston Wssnae Pi
55 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. eonnelnga a, Dnv,c Th Boon
ton Branch at Doyerwtn Chester Branch Wsoo pa oa,i
Gap. soOissug Scranton Great Bend BIham'oo sy
I2.o No. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS -ors S,vars sorr'
Dover Waterloo Hsekesown, Wa'hneon h.9'9A ssl
Ess;on connects at Waterloo Win sasseI Eataa
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk WiIs'tae Reading ~H'
400 E m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS rRAI. Psieno5 ard
BoonOn, runs directly through 70 Bnshanion "Pa. ,,n
and =, Wateloo sii6 Sas5 R R ., c,..,,
R. at Waterloo with Sussex R. and at Ea,'ca va ~ L v '
sao Pc M HAcKETTsrows MAIL Boocn cser
'no s:!o 91'p.i ?. m HHcRErTsTOwS EXPRESS am
For NoRRisTowN a7:l5 9:lo Il:1o r'oo N; 2o $40 'O'
''S r IT SUMMIT and intermediate station, $50 '7'' $40 iOo
1880 20 40 o.CS % and & e:,s m qIo e.o olo
and l2O lO 23o 5o 44o $50 $780, 600 'O S" Y'i'
'nf Fer SEw&sK s9o ls - sao so & 59 40 JOE .S
40 40 40 5O $40 $50 600 s;o 80 800 $50 s'' and
ts S,e p y SerYoE for BLOoMFifLD and MoSTCLAIR 60
$50 and o 9Pd o3 R2 iTSoS S5 sii ,ys ave. ss m a, m
oo s.ores o n 1 t sS % Steamer sosn Sc For BUDD
LAkE at 75 s. m 1900 3;!0 ami sO m leiyae 20 hs,qa "a
StanhOpe thence by stage miles For
the Rsiroad at actetstovn by stage mes Fc5 DhA
WATER GAP $500 a and 4OJ p Nm N foi hhFlhLb
SPRINGS al 8a m. . eNhONh Nul'IN'"1'A'
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Chambers-s and foot Of 2Jd-st follows
Through EXPRESS Chsmtersst g. ~ 3
y m and 7 D. m daily Eeg improved Drawing Room toaehe
accompany hroughtO Buffalo and >ngensun br
connecting Houele with magnificent Sleeping Coaeh rahnlhg
through Cleveland and Cincinnati Sleeping Coscl accompany a
II train from Sl,quehaHus to Buffalo, the $3.50 ~ in ron
NevYork Suspension Bridge ani the from NesfeFa
Buffalo Bridge and Cincinnati Al Enran ran ""''i
For Port Jeryis and wav. 800 a. m AMI 4:1O P
For Wsy al 80 and $50 m and sHD1AJi
only. $3.50 n.
for Nexhurgh and WaT at gUO q m, $3.50 and 3;10 r M
Por Sufern and WAY s and p m -. q,
For Paterson and Na, G5 10 u n 'l'i' 3;I9 40
For ackersscK siae and Spring Valley al 80o n ard Y -
400 500 $500 and Gi5 and wednesdays ana sa"'' ohy
F1 Pe15opf Mack Tlmsns and Way at $50 m ~ i2p,
dis i4g sis and t6O aud Wednesdays ani saturdays only
leaving Chambersst hour or hafhoor, leave
23s depot earl r hsn above time La' ooA on ~
8:lj p. m .- T. -. "a. IN s,4 Sis,,i,,
he for the checking ar rnsef O. %
gaze nav C0mpanys Offices 24l 59 and 2 bo~I -
Cbamberss: l2h 30 A. iaffmi
Contest BROOKLYN Broadway, Williamsburg Depois loot o.
Chsmbrs Of 2lst, Aewfork AMI LOug poeH Depot
Jer,ev Citv and OF the Agents the principal hotels
sDslv For Pemont and Mack tFor haosfB@eh
n RrCEpR fo ''' Ma 29 WM R. BARR
G.rI Snn't I7l Genl PsssrAt
NEW-YORK AND NEWHAVEN RAIL-
! ROAD
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

COrRT or GENERAL SESSION.
Philip Ritter. Prank fsher
and Bernard FtIpslncki
rape. n
2. DAVID Donohue, John Dono.
hue, Michael MeTesgne, and
George Reed, robbery.
3. Peter Guirsnd, felonlout a.
sAult and battery.
4. John NJ. Fletcher, felOniOui
sssanlt and battery.
8. .MiohArl DoDohue, feloniont
assault and battery.
g. William Woods ieiOniOus as
ssnlt and battery.
7..FtlI WyBne, borglaTy.
.. W lillian Taylor aud Thomss
DskAJ, burglary.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC
PASSENGERS .SAILED.

Sun nsrs..... 1880 Moon 5l
\
Cows sni.... 5:2l Hell Gate :IO
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

~ down.
BEDFORD, "opens at ] a. N.
o. Hugh McCanD, burglary.
10. Peter johnson, burglary.
II. Emanuel Damn, larceny.
Il. BernsTd M. Quillan, grand
larceny.
70. John Kelly, grand larceny.
IL. Patrick N. hiefug. grand lar
ceny.
Is. Joh1 Bowling, larceny Pom
the person.
l6. Charles Joseph and William
Green, larceny from ths
person
n. Alexander Mathews sEd Nj.
cbsel O'Bnen, grand lar
csDy.
10. John MoDeUgal, petit larceny
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENClNG MAY p, 1871.


PASSENGER Station IN York Of Twenty sfychst sGS
Fonrthave Entrance on Twenty-scyeutl-st
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

fonthaye Entrance on l"eht)'''eu'-'s"
TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRK
For NeTsyen BrdgeFor (EI 1850 a. 1915 tEL
'AF For Moa S u.s. Sao Faed southport wepo Ilso
fo south No Sora5 d 5d ~ io M l' fr 'h' 49,
Ror Daen 10 R s .t go is Si9 Ra S' R g,s,, "a.
70 For ecHsch .1d late stations liO AIS, 2
srdy Nal Train leave, TTent,sevnht SwYoll al7y cs
Boston, wa 'O'1 '''n'c5SoIs cosSEcTTSG sS tt TRANS
For For Boston Boston va va sR59si so ss 5 81 .a I n ~
For Hartford and SPrnldeli nj RES 3, and NJ .
steamer arro.. Nara n.et Bay WEXFORD e.t
For Connecticut River Railroad M, 1915 to Montreal
For iirtsni Prov aence and F,hkl Railroad 1913
FOR Rs to Norwich sad Providence, lA3
For SeTiisyen snl Noriaa ,oa RarOal @ p North
For SeT. Haven Midetown wlmanue RAILROAD ar LIes
% or YossoeS Y"ssIoek RaIo, a. % .n n.y. and so wa,tu
For New -Canasn Railroad A. m l2:i5, 40 srd go
oions Sleeping Cars attached % F. To- am an 80 Sus
day Mall Train either Line DraHingoom Cor a't 10 'ls'
PseSs Pa sp can procure procure ce. any reached oy this road 4
81 and Fouhave also Of the NeWYors Tnnsfer Co
9 s11b mo- Sce s. ssS'S sS S1 5 l S Sr e s
from residence to destination. JAMES u ~ ffI. sop.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER R.lLR0AD-rnns ls,7e Thirteth-'t As fAo"'
ga M. Chicago and NoTtEssi Express
io:3o % special Chcs q EIpress fast trsin With uvugroa
II a. m. Northern AMI Western Express
3:t5 p. m Ssstoga Special Express
m Montreal Express sleepn NevYork q s. Atars
p. First Pacific EIpress With sleepngeaTs fo WaerosH
spm second Pacific Erprfs with seeprgcars IS Roehe,rr.
n. for Z Iou Vi, Toeo md Louisville via Indpcas
Ii ~ Utica and Try BIpr.s with through seepHstsn
p M % .ad aT;'S' S Sp'Pa PoasSisep 5Sir tr.ns
9:I5 a. m. 1891, as and as p H. Peeksil trains
$50 5:ic sC5 and m 1880 AS, 5:lO, s:io and lo
Sunisy WAY Trsn-s:3o a. ~ YoDier, sp.cALss NJ,
Poughkes spse cal makes stops south Of lonktn.
&. H. KENDRlCk, General Passenger Agent
Sew.YorE June 25 ls7L
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ DESBK0sshSST aud from foot OF CoRTLASLrs 0haAHE
or HOUR Co@meOcug ~ ~ S'.tS5 "ks. spn ~ 1nbe
For Philadelphia Camden Ian. aud F9r any
WASHINGTON and THE WEST via B,ltsss ~ ~ u" ~ ~ ana
$40. p N. silver Palace attached % The go HsH DAILY
through Lnchburg without, change FOR %. "ksl ".
s@s =, the s NJ and Tn through New fors 70 Prhuh
sud caCaso without saansg S PrS CBeanst Ioa.yns S,
o and Ct v,hou h,ng Ticket. Tor se at ,coi Of De.Fos
& Sky ss Pa and a y. Bow cksoS ON
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
- n. opI, doubIs tracI Railroad on Long I,l.rds
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
.,euy MONDAY NAY IS IS5i hou Roosevelt and Gfaadst
no. s' MAJ for Pschogus e'naec'ug at Babylon
or t Issnt, and At PA'ehosus BY 'of Bse0H aHj
ON - fl's aaglsg.v Ercur,ou
tee,s m Accommodation ior Babylon
S3l @ kIpr,s Tor alchogue connectsn Bsbye for fFe
Lsnd, and from Pa'eosur BY stage io BeA'pH' ald hrs
ann r'' Patebosus Accommodation
s'ph ~ Bshyon Accommodation.
6:lO ,. ~ Merncs Accgnmotaton. -
me 8O and and ard " al
vale, Stream for ie~r:e1,, ''S RcsA.,s'
For further particulars tine tass
-Ibs all esaHmsuCe ruIIrs JAY J. ltIL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
and magnificent river the world The
JOHN DREW and DEAN RICHMOND. One Of the above steam
will leave Pier No A. North River afternoon Sundy eIcpe
o'clock arriving ALBANY time to connect with railroad trains
Ba. Returning. leave the steamboat niing az
Albany O'Clock the arrival Of connecting trains IRON the
West and North and East.
through obtained the Office the Wharf at Ddfs
aud No Cour BROOKLYN Baggage checked
de.tnaton Freight received until the hour departure
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
COURT CALEHDARS-THls DAt.

sry.nur J-Chndsr called al I'm
10 down.
gKssIOSs-BRDPOHD J-Opens A III a. m
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

viii leave Pier No A. North River every afternoon Sunday eIptei
West North and B Returning leave the steamboat l'1ng a,
Ms 1' and SS9' SSSS 5a Ea Inc '' CONNECTING ' Y ~
Through tickets can the Wharf Dds
Express Broadway. No. Cou BrooGn Baggage checked
to is destnaton Freight received until the loa OF departure
SpO ALBANY and TROY-Day-Line steam
nj - a. IN y rIs p, C rTIsf yssgrgb Ponri
Eyse oE % tGo a Me Io5o nom Nh
the NwYork Central for the Wes. and ana after June ~ with
and gIsYq. s"e BY Re'as[ and Sfogn l & oid & s!
ANON SPRISGS-ai Roll ToTro' by steamboat SCHUYLER
| CHARON SPRINGS DIRECT.-The Day Line,
- Peoples Line Troy Line steamer ticket and check direct to
ears from springs Ngteea passengers reach sharon
Ssa % y 6, aasS sSs Albany free %li s S.
! EOR ALBANY and TROY. BUFFALO and
I the WEST SARATOGA and the NORrH-rhe old long esab
hi popular Evening Line of Steamers leave daily at oeoG. from
&c. r. vesy below jersey Fery Fare 81 30 less
| MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.
VA The steamboat ANTELOPE LyER, M4RSSG n without
oo6 Ferry Cfarrtown and Nyak by il Sing sing Hayerstaw
GRASSY Point and yerPianck B-raryown omitted Sundsy
DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN, COVE and
~ RoSLYN landing whone Bas Dock. Great Neck Saud ;
ARRowSNnIH leaves Pier "a E. R. PecalpD daily stop
ping each way returning he cy about
sAwAYHAKA leaves daily (s1ns excepted for the above
NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM
~ BOAT co. successors to D. d; a T. Smiths Line
For pces.si MAJ YcaIers Fnsevooi iisycs.v and nn
date landings every except Sundays at g & all 4
reung the morning from above landings arriving a. NeN OK
at 800. 500 sud 10 a. m. T. LANE. agent,
THE "MARY POWELL" from Vestry-st. at
so 49, M S %ass & SI Moa a' s SwSa 5 Cornwall
West Point sos Cozenss 9:l5 arriving in NeeYors at lo:t
SATURDAY AFTERNOON BOAT for CATS
- KILL HUDSON and COXSACKIE. hudng at NEWBuRGH,
NEW-HAMBURGH, MARLBORO. and MAIDEN. On aud after
SATURDAY July Steamboat sUNNYSIDE leaves Pier iJ " R. foot
Spring. St. al , O'Clock p. N.
FOR RONDOUT, landing at COZZENS,
SLWBSkGH hidB0S PohEEpS,GpAs ,,ps y'd RHhwN hGqrS1 & %
DAILY at p m Pier "a y. r.. foot Harnsonst
FOR CATSKILL, DAlLY.--The Steamers
THOMAS POWELL and SuNNYSlDE leave Pier a. n K, foot
Of Sprngst. =. m Ss sturdays at 2 and 23o D. IN
SUNDAY BOAT for GLEN COVE, landing
- College Point Whesone Great Neck Sands Point GenHood
and Rosy steamer ARROWsMITH will leave Pier No r. East River
Peksp SUNDAY July g. at $50 Stopping az Thirty yseyenth'
st each returning leaves Rosyn 2 Glen Cove 3l5 Town
sends Grove a Gleuvood free Of charge
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
ats .. from Pier q, y. H., ioot OF Rotlnsonst
Cabin fare 70 BOSTON ~ To PROVIDENCE, %
Deck fare % BOSTON, 81 To PROVIDENCE, W
Freight Providence with Boston and Prov
and Prov Worcester RS tor all important Eng cities ami towns
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

lonkers trains.
SUNDAY Way Tr.ins-s3o and Iobtsr' speeAL-s' NJ
Pougbk, pse Spec makes % stops south Of lonktn.
g. H. KENDRICk, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

THE HEATH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLATCHFORD
nrcIDFs THAT JAY GOULD MUST RESTORE
THE SHARES ABsTRACTED FROM THE Gus
NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
d Il ALBANY and TROY-Day-Line steam
LINE TO PEEKSKILL

the WEST SARATOGA and the NORTl-The old. ongestab
isbei pouu Evening leave daily at O'clock from
rev Pier 30 g " r. vsys below jersey Fery Pare 81 so less
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CLOTHING, HATS
- ,'gl.1rL eszrtT. ..--..~--.-.
Look toYour Ownnterest
.IA9ttSNrfEG
FURNISHING GOODS
s5ssa7i} eif--,lor and .s- :. t..5yr -
MERCHANT TAlLRlNe
-, HENRY. NEYE

WOULD respectfully inform his old eus,ona-
~, sIs and the public generally, that he haa
ISinofsL ms former place OF business one door
East TO the corner in the room formert~ c-.c1
pied oy Z. & +. Troll. and more reeeatlv by
Oonrac Troll, as Dry Goods Store, where i in
Emu Ssnu tokeep 0n- aand good assortment OF
neaoy Made Clothing, Hats and Cars. and
Sen S - furnishing Goods, suitable to the Season
@ mhlcn ! VIII sell low for Cash, as my motto =
'nand xl good assortment Of Cloths, Cassimers
Ns1S IN trimmings, &C, all Of which viii
neatest and most fashionable styIe tsalI ana
examine my stock before buying elsexhere as
/ AN Qetermined TO sell as low as possible
t.einenoer the place at Trolls Corpe-
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what Beecher is Thankful For

Discomfort and complaining Is one Of
the most disagreeable moods we can
meet in any one, and one thing know,
that people who are rich and prosper
Gus, are not half asithankfnl for, their
blessings as the poor, who seemingly,
have little to be thankful for, + know
[ do not appreciate my;house and my
comforts as 1 did when had only two
rooms, and they were up stairs. i had
a salary of four hundred dollars, and i
took two hundredito come East and get
married, and, as the parish did not pay
the other two hundred /, / had just; eigh-
teen cents left. Yoaf who move into
great houses, furnished'by your grand
pas, do not know the luxury of house
keeping. When had those two rooms,
they were mine. We called one. the
kitchen, dining room, and cellar, the
other parlor, library, and bedroom.-
The cellar was made by putting things
under the bed. When Judge Il gave
me his cast-off clothing, and second,
hand shirts, r felt gorgeohsIy arrayed,t !
although, I being a pretty we'll devel-
0ped man and he very thin they were,
sometimes b tight ilt. when Twas
called to little place near CinofanatIT
with an empty hall, wodistilleries, and
twenty devils, took things as / found
then.guI did not complain Il n felt
thankful thataI could stand nup and
preiieh Christ in an trplaee9gI, might
fI,sve said eThis isaE pretty splaoe for
me, Son OF Lyman Beeci1ef. 5lresiientII
Of a theological seminary, to Waste my
talents in" but did not feel that wayg
r Henry Ward Beecher on "Thdnks-
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State of Ohio. Belmont C0Qaty.
COurt Common Pleas,
Divorce.
Thomas q. stanntonl
MapyE. staunton.

81 Mary Z, Staunton.
FIpHE Defendant win take notics, that on the
L 3Otn day OF october, fo7l the RlaintiH died
with the Cork OF the said drCoart, MS petition,
containing in substance, thai 0n the tolh OF
Septem ber 1906, the parties We're duly married
In Wheeling, West Vnginia, and have Two
children. aud have lived IN Llts County stnce
the first OF April, lS7u that ON Tue 25eh of Octo-
Der, 1871, the Defendant eloped Win VIM. L.
Wilson, and coinmilled adultery with him,
and also for the cause OF gross nsgisct of duty
and the prayer of the s4id peLltiOn is thai ne
be divorced frum the bonus OF masrimony,-
The DefenuanL will 11ftnrr take notlca thai the
said suit is now pendrilS IN the said Court.
II ]. B. CAAPbELh. Clerk.
Nov. :, lS7l-6w
The Defendant will take forther notice, HAT
on the SOth day OF NoYenDer, lS1l. between the
hours OF 9eolock, 4. N, aud y O'Clock y. nj al
the Law Office Of heek G Cochran, on tth street
in the Cits OF W 7selizig. State OF West Mir
ginia, VIII take shs deposatiaus of divers wit
nesses to be read In evidenes GU ne hearing OF
' THOMAS H. srAUNroN.
Nov, 2-8w
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BELMONrCOUNTY INTER ESES.

IBELM0NT Te0 UNITY INTERESTS.
MREDIroR ,-SBermit me tliroueh
your columns to call attention TO s0iile
of the u1aeveloped resources aud
lnea1s Of wealth tnat n0w1ie dor1haat
inoar Count fyAOur abundanee Of etkA,
wsbsr power raw material, and pro-
ductive soil. Also the centre of q large,
industrious, consuming population
with abundant capital and facilities Tor
cheap transportation, and all the in
gredlenfs and advantages necessary Tor
building up large manufacturing in
terest; oOpr faeilties for propeltiagS
machinery Are uhequaled in the STATE,
and it would certainly be TO the inter
est and Pr0spe OF 0df f5e0Ple % have
them applied to Profitable 4se. New
England. has grown rich by MaLulilc-
turing and compare our advantages
with; hers. Here we have coal the
greatest manufacturing agent for 81 30
per tom while there iteOsts seven tinies
that amount. Our lands being cheaper
and more fertile than theirs, Of course
'pdrl provisions are muck Hover, they
getting great porsioR OF fheiFss from
the West.tl Our raw material I'VE have.
y, ii = 80
as m9od anu sotlVt s9l.S iiyn ...e
y ~ alle oou.n, payiI ce'ss u aeal.s t.san.i.
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u JUL y y. IS ~ y y
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aNsM Englaliu or oiu E.lissi'ai.u 20 nav
i.fa..o i1s9 nou.
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or 0ns0 a mount Of m0nhV WING
go,,d y, x,sgas snd damand f6S as3r stIr
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dI nj ornortnnifies , u1a es fftr Hisfnhss u {Snr
vii. villa ~ are fi1ied With hnvs 5crooxyit16
~ ;5 ;dIa,esss e fof wait of drr5rt,fhifS
ffx far acfTlnaffion.S STf Tfie imoercantiie and
~ a.s;oi1af business is gfeativ over-
fa,e ;n oTf nnntV, while stiia ysfin,fiIe
reror raas s1 1ie mnn9Ievaianed Onr citizens
ha ve bean IN fhe habit If seneli3GJ fba;r 81.
nnnav na e w Wesf fo he Ioaned af Sya
terost 81 n yasfed IN Syesfern iaf,s "a
o,, vo,sng '9 men o 90 thsr hv fhS ,.s,
Wy, tt;s 49, ss5na IN Ssn;tst tbi,t' n.y.
Saan cont to I tbe West 20, for fGe isst 5si
~ ,,asrS had or heen invested in | ,t;i;a;nl, Im H
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s. atse ~ Ui.il ~ has
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