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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-07
rI,HE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.

tuE GILL Eho l VI chAh hOe' u
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH
WESTERN FAsT-FREIeHT LINZ
MONTGOMERY, SELMA.
sACOLA, MERIDIAN.
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, VICKbBUEe,
TEXAS
And intermediate points. Through rates Euarsn-
tced. Uvercharges promptly adjusted by ag~ntsss
points OF delivery.
In ordering shipments, ASH your shippers to give
direction BY this route, to insure quick t,s as
and D. h, and ship nom pa nEa9 d GsD;, su0
ous M n WYKY Tresex a'
RICHMOND AND pANVILLE RAIL.
- ROAD-0n and after DECEMBER l, ISL.
GOING WEST:
Train No. 3 Through Passeuger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundsysl at 4:es A. b.. lcaTtd
Danyills at l:o' a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro a.
Train No. (Lynckbprg rsasengerl leaves Rich"
pona daily at Sas A. a.; arrives at Lsnch0"fs 81
Train No. II rrhrorgh Msil end ExpressJ lesyes
Richmond daily At 2:to Z. d.; Leaves DanYii!e
daily at lo:t Z. b.; arrives st Greensboro daily
~'>''- q GOING EAgT:
Train No. Ii Through Mail sod Express, !ea,nS
Greensboro, daily Sd $50 z. III; leaves uauyt!le
daily At lol2 2. e.; arrives Ut Eichmond daily NJ
Train No. o Through Passenger, leaves Green's
boro' daily (excep. Sundays) 1t IL 5 A. NJ; leaves
Danyine at l:s7 2. NJ; arrives al Richmond al 's1
Train No. 10 uynchburg Passenger leave,
Lyuchburg daily at $40 4. M.; leaves BnrkeV!il'
Trains Nos. land ii connect 8. Grespsboro' with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad Tor ell pom"
South.
on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and south:,
III % a. a. RoR efe ocs IN
Isnsc Slssissispl and ONO rsload, No: 's'
Papers that have arrangements TO adverti,e ne
sehsaule OF this company WI, pi eSHrE I1s
80 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
4. M. z. TALcoTT, En&'r and SupL sG!
0HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On aud after sEPTEMBER lsT.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tsan.
ds s.sS s1septedl e. fpIleTs; ror ,bs White su
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train ior
ss f. and faa |
9ordonsville, except on Saturday, on whiot Jay
leaves at P. NJ. This train connects at GoIctons-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange Ais1sa,
dria and Manassas railroad for LiNCHBthe
and WASHINGTON.
Through Tickets, at lon rates, sold 10 all poln"
North vest and Southwest
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, HAyre, Eol'et,
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and GotbenburH 70
all points on this road can be bought or Inc ue-
neral Ticket Agent ut Ricbmond, or can DE Or
deIed through any station agent on The roas; N.
Further Information may De Obtained Z! laa
company'S Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays:,
A. II. PERRY.
General Superintendent.
JAMES r. NETnERLAND, Gent Ticket ASt
&C IL -
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID kXEgETED.AT THIS OFFICE. =
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EOR NEW YORK. .z%ESa
II OLD DOMINION sTEAHSHIP SsssaStt&
COMPANY.
ENIl, sARaTo1A, MA &8 x a, h,bE.
MARIE, and HATTTRka isaVs New 2oIk i9s
Norfola, City roinL aud Rtchmond, every 7 UES.
bay TIL !IlSSnAY, end SATURDAY at O'CLOCK
z, *. I.ea9a Richmond every TUESDAY, FIJI
Day AID SUNDAY, at high tide.
Thesa snt,,s are entirely new They have elegant
aaIoons and stEtsrccrl5. The fare, acconmodss
hons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers iof ~
southern and European ports.
insurance erected, when ordered, at QUAH
TER OF ONE PEB CENT, Lt the oblces OF TAI
company.
JpRE W. WYATT, Agent
myas No. aoVernor streot'
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Heal Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
lib Main street.

fs,HIRTY AND A HALF ACRES OF
4 LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, FOR
SALE UCrlON.-On MONDAY the 18th In
slant IL O'Clock NJ. we shall sell by auction, on
the premises, a TRACT OF LAND containing
30 IL ACRES, with improvements. on the Deap
Run turnpike six miles from Richmond, anu near
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, twenty acres Of which land Is highly linz
proved, and has an abundance or excelent water
and fine Young orchard In full bearing the bal
an Ce OF The land Is we'll timbered. The buildings
are frame dwelling with Elk rooms, andthe usual
out-bou3es. IN good repair. 80
TERMS: One-third cash the balance In 81 K and
twelve months, with interest, secured oy deed OF
trust RiChAhDSON Co.,
de51e.u - Auctioreers.
TgIRUSTEE2S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il sMALL FARM In THE COUNTY OENEW
KENT. ABOUT FOUR MILES From TIE
YORKRlVSR RAILROAD, AND AB0UTTHE
SAME DInTANCE TO A GoOD LANDING ON
q deed OF trust, bearing date tie 2sth day OF Au.
gust 1870 duly recorded In The clerks Office Of
Few lent county, shall, IN execution thereof
proceed to sell at auction on the premises, on the
pIETksNTH DAY ,0F DECtMBsR NEXT, II
fair II not. the first fair day thereafter. ut IL
O'Clock L. IL The farm known as "GIBSOE,S,n
owned by be late William a. Pollard containing
TWO HUSDHED AND SIX ACR cS, more or
leEs, adjoining the lands OF Nj. NJ. Sherman, ESQ.,,
O ad others, with q comfort able new DIV ELLISS
and new opt-houses.
TERMS: Cash for enough to satisfy the trust
deed, and credit or g. Il, and IS months, for tie
residue. IS 49, -I H
de5s E. A. SAUNDERS, Trustee. J.
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NATIONAL LINE-ST E A III AF%h
~ TO QUEENSTOWN AND ss5sssExs<
JjVEKpOSlL, The first class steamships OF THIS
line sail FROM pier ~ North river, New YORK;
every SATURDAY. r,o,,
Cueenstowo or London, direct, a76 and $6o; steer
age s2s PAYABLE in currency From Lis e New
Lcndordsrry, QaeenssoTsns or ru naSsy"so
Passengers booked to or from other points aso In
England or the continent at cheap currency rsse 81
tb eS eo,, det r. ". j. HURST, Manager,
''0 90 Broadway, New York, or 10
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
nc s-am 3Goycruor street. Richmond. va.
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SEWlkG-MAGHsHEa,

NTILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA
w CnINFS.-The owners Of all kinds Of dnu.
blc-thrcad and lockstt:ch machines IN the North
are exchanging them for WILCOX q GlhBS
MACHINES, paying $40, &4o, or $50 for the ex-
CHI iuge wh 10 southern people aye paying $40, $780,
aud $40 more for these came double. thread ma.
chimes than a Wilcox & Gibbs m achine would cost
them. This Is because, instead of patronizlna
home productions, they suffer themselves to be-
came the easy Prey OF itlnerant carpct-hag ped
ders OF Yankee notions.
II YOU want the BEST MACHINE you mus:
me or send 10 our flee for It. We do not send
cut irresponsible canv8SserS to force our ma
chimes into the houses of citizens nolcnS rolcnS,
bu being n FirEtuiap, propose to do Il legitimate
business In a fair Virginia wny. We believe our
machine Is better and our sewing more durable
,hsn any other m machine, and will tcud machine
10 any responsible add ess for one mon: his trial
before purchase, to let the purchasers have ample
time TO Judge for the mselvcs.
= -. JAMES r. A. GIBBS, Proprietor
Wilcox and Gibbs's Sewing-M office,
Ninth and Bank str Gets, Richmond, Va. no 81
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DHILADELPEIA,R lCH-4Eg
3HJP T,IEE-FOH PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Btea mers NoRFOi!K, sAhYOR, and j.
s. GREEN, composing this line, VIII Leave Phiia'
and Ricbmont every MONDAY and TT URSDAY
Alternately. Freight received Ia:l7 except sun;
nsrty OF Peapsylyanic apd Ne% jersey !; also for
New Orleans oia Hon,herp Ms!l steamship Line
nom Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk 81
passage 70 Philadelphia, Including meals and
ssatsroou, 81.
w, z. PORTER, Agent -.
No, 24os Dock street, Richmond.
WM. p. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. Is Forth WhaTves, snd
fsIs No, II South Wherves. Philadelphia,
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TAMES RIVER STEAM BOATS4TaHsI
d T0STp sNyFOR NEW YORK, isssss sSsssssesSSes.
EY LAND AND WATER.-Gew ana popnisdd
st-class route to New York Via James TIVE. ah Nv
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore, and rom tneaeo W
rail to PhiIsdelphia and New York. ,,...
Faro to New York '-'ss 50
Philadelphia. -.'." AZ
~ E3iLUn0re-,., 49, ++4'' 49, O IN
Norfolk. .......- .-...-,s''' '"
Round trip tickets to Norfolk ana re- "a
la , :: no. g IccSed through ri
aarbeT 81 Co.'s Express, No. SEQ Mtln street, ana
on board steamer Eliza Hancox.
The above varied route comments ltSelI espe-
cfaIIy to tourists and ple2gure-Seekars, snapllng
them to rhSS THRO DUTCH GAP and see
other points of interest on JAMES KivEK . BIZ
james River Steamboat Company.
Office, 9th and Hain streets and st kockess'
lS-3m
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rINHE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
Il the people Is that the GROVER & BAKER
SEW ING M CHIMES, for beauty and elasticity
Of stitch, simplicity and ease OF management,
equalled by any machine in use, and the most per-
feet family machine. The annoyance OF rewind-
ing thread entirely dispensed with. Sold Oh easy
terms. u. q n. W. DARBY, Agents,
nul3 DOL Broad street.
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p5IsFEf.SS CHANGES.

TOR RENT, SEVERAL FUR-G
Z nIsHED Rooms. with gas, servants Es:I
atle ndance, aud fuel, If desired, 10 SINCE gen-
tiemcu. BOARD will also be furnished on reason
able terms to tenants OF the house al
II. l.. WlGAND'S,
no 2e-2W BIS Broad street.
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rKNHE "DOMESTIC"-The most faithful
L and satisfactory SEWING-AACiIINR in the
marke,. IL was decided the superior OF any ms
chine exhibited by committee of our most dts
nsuished macbinists appointed by the Virginia
State Fair.
AGENTS WANTED. AVERY & CO.,
nor 90p Ma street.
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r OST, OUR CHECK on 1saacs, Tavlo &
/ Williams, dated December An, payable to
cash, for Ave hundred dollars. Payment or same
b ts been stopped. , M ,
do q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
LLIJLHS FKOM TIL ILOi IL.
GOVERNMENT EENT-.
iLnr NJ HE TrihMNf.

10 me Idiior or me TribnHr.
SIR: IT, n,ticuy the lecture OF Mr. ReayS
or Tho r. mo, - o. the National Capital. TIT TKB,>E Of
tlo rrth inst slvS A. la, efforts tend 10 limit tn
pendli,rcs of public money in phng ny hck and -"n'
in Washington they have hearty God speed II is
truc IN, t;o-crnmrit has net done much III that line
nt.l, hu i. lnu,liuls have taken advantage OF
th, economical q III OF The National ,.a!"I, nv
Milling M iick iid iclc II lycy rate. and rrEtin.
;lcir IN, diug. M good r0rd ia the Government.
Thur the Frrclnen's Bank has lately effected ar
rangcn,n M with thu Department OF Justice 10 lease them
n port ION 81 their urw hudibc u; Slj.N per Al
the end Of four five years the Government may re
move it, Department. elsewhere the $'s,WS spent for
rent will pay for the entire bding AMI the nation " III
have uo;hlry To show tor i'll but the rcreIpted
bills greater portion 81 tie Interior Department j.
thus boarding around IN private Gwcln'-. The Pension
Gtcc With It's .lablc records, occurJ The ainn
House Hotel buildng AT rental Of Sl1-o PEE aIiiD.
The war Drpartuc'. alou, occGp,s some dive Wings.
haze The f. : -; baud showing what RI ~ Is pad:
they eertain! average S5tG'a piece year dire Govern
m,n of COURSE, firii>h'uH the ErNs G'Is and nitth,
rrsics kcrpng the building IN thorough repair ana ~
they have now been orcu,itd som" tea yrs 'Ne nc"
lttie s1le"0 has thus been sunk INT" a." pockets
OF landlords 10y yrInS Wise t'uN'ihirthf
might cite also the State D'inr n'nt In tbs m
Stance the GovcrpInen aitr ing rent enough for !"
10 Put building 81 ltr WI, ms many con
clIir to build Congress wnl not Vote money Ia erect
public budings but apprrIriitrS ichiiy n sum large
enough 10 magnificent structure for the r. NJ 81
cheap rn,irruts II would seem thai II wa nigh time
the the National Gorcruincht Was permanent,
hSrd here, II it we're only I" stop this waste Of
public money, The work ot thc ENrrntNc d. par.ucnt>
inist h, done some where under nhrtr aud II the Ma
tinnal Government wi, not rrtrt suitable structures
private Iv lals will he always ready Ia let them ~
good hgure, and wisi Mr. k'aVs ana IiiE lGih' NJ
"t,od speed ~ their efforts
Mash mutton, u. g.. IVY. Il, lSIl.
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village situated among tho very picturesque mouh'ain'
which look down upon the sca and IL about IL miles from
Kobe. The resident population numbers ABOUT l" p"1
tine people who there for the purpose OF ba'hhe " inc
chaybcaie waters frequently assemble by the ho'""'
There fifteen hotels IN the place ana tue ''nnI,s
frequently thrown open for the arroih' oia'loh VI
strangers. when not engaged In parhong tilf lirnns
pencils and baskets by which they realized a~ year t
pretty sum Of 5000 The hair hscd Tor IN" Whri'' j. '
tancd from the Wild deer and the handle. rom
the barnboo ana the batk WORK ~ espf,E ,"n""
picturesque waterfall. two curious caves, ana many
temples: but 1t ia sleepy sort Of land ana me people
connected with Arms IL that profigatc women ana
thieves are utterly unknown In the place. fuSl ihnh,
the great and vcnerated mountain ofJlnn mas rrrrn
added victim Ia those VINO nav, l)'' thfT wv ~
cmpi ng examine ita slopes 0nd crater. u" was
J,puucsc officer OF high rank, and II IL SnnI"%h thi'.
while cnyeopcd In dense cloud he lost his ootirl,
an, fell from impending cliffs, rs bis body had not
been found after much searching ny regular NOUN
tnnerra n asserted by OF the local papers tlat
about roo of the advanced and promising pupils al
fine Yro Government school have been .cni 10 Aa' ri
country and that the Government has hihh"
an allowance Of s,Oo0 per anniim 7" pay
their expenses. Among the many false impressions
which are sent abroad in regard Ia il' Jhl'h''''
those are particularly untrutu which plac" that p",
Mo an the same level with the Chincc In their habit OF
eating and using Tho Japanese are noted Tor
from birds nests and rats Nor do they to any extent
Indulge I'm the use opium. II only few days ago
that placards posted in various paris or fokoIHt
warning both the Chinese ana tNe Jiian,'t '.'' u
,mokinS Of opiur was both hurtiul and Illegal Inc
smokers are further informed that any persons caueb
nsinc selling the drug viii br srItl punished, u.
the Chinese ar" specially intorin'h ma II u" r','
srop smoking opium they must quit 10" soil "r Japan
The ,uucl all,a of treaty between Japan ana NINA
has signed rckinp and Is an ,r' copy o' those
h,rrtniic i;.'.c between japan ana T." E'"l''l i'-
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bnt i's great fmpcrfccon arises from the MAJ,
bility that, under its operation, q minority ,oi.,.
elect u majority Of candidates. For ins,onc. 80,
two parties poll respectively 1000 and 80 0oo vo,
aud lct il bc required 10 elect IT members Of
on general ticket, cumulative voting being allou.,
~ IN" majority trying to eject all is candldates A.
'r'o"'eS us 'o'cs equally ON all, each will bsye
6.O"xl7 divided by II; or. 5?,oOO vote, anil.
while The minority, accnnulating It's votes mo,
16 can'idafrs, gives to earh OF them 0pp.I7 av,d,
BY 10. or '25 votes. thus clrctng &c out u II -,
d''t"S. .! course, tbIs particular rac niyh, ueye,
cur. but system which permits the possibility o. ,h
an occurrence cannot he good one. T,, onIy 81
prevent some such result from happcnn ny under tho
ten OF cumulative" voting, when appcd 10 The eeo, y,
OF larg" nilintcr ~ candidates on ilc SANE ,c
to give the central committee ~ each party thc raw
decide for what number ~ candidate, tncf par,y ,Lu5
vote T'Iis decision would then bc transmitted lno'
the county and town committees to vote rs each a, VII
would thus he conp'l.ed 10 vote in a par lcu,ar W.,
accumulate his votes according TO the decree Of th
trail authority, ana t. 10" hrs power Of ndcnend,
voting. or else 10 r-k the s"' esq ~ hs patty H.
Whole power would then he situated in he coInn,,t.
Who would bc virtual autoclais of The rldrun
therefore suggest the follow ing plan when ,oynhr
many Of Ia" advantacs ~ other pans. with irw ~ ,
voted for on general ticket. LET box be rr,, de- =
each election, 10 he called the party boy" AMI in -
should y. placed ballots containing nothing Tut IT,
vote Let the ballots ~ Ills box bc canvas,ed art ~
let the Hs't DC transmitted at once Ia the centr ear
wasting body. n members OF Congress, for INSTANCE a.
voted for general ticket Throughout State tie o,
tiai cafNa>-ing body should he the Governor Jude,
~ the highest Court If members OF Assembly are cno
IN district on general ticket, the ,auyas-ry t,dv
would be- officials previously designated by st,tnr IT,
the caiyassing body IL once declare The numb o. yu
given FOR each party and state the nun'cr Of ,aLddai,
which each party Is entitled 10 eject, according In fL
number Of Votes east by such party. After the csuya
ing OF the ballots in the party box. those IN r oih.,
h"x"s should he canyas-cd. and, IN the r.Ior Of Inc
Inspectors, ii should lee >Ii"'. bow many each al
dittr received from each party; ami for ih- p,rp..
the ballots for all candidates should have al their hl
the respective party name. The central canvas.rg
body on receiving returns from all tLr dst!i, Is sbou
declare elected ~ may ~ the candidates of ga. I,r'v
who have the highest number OF vote, were eutu.
t. election" according 10 The cnyassng OF the party bal
lots. In case the same person sOui he elected by IA
lrIti,~, y would be- i->.i.rl 10 that one whrh ,,,.
Hih ~ ''-'.>' "''iH"'i ~ N''~' g J. r.
A,~-l V,h, NvI. -, Is,l.
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rEnlECTING EXPERIMENTATION.


SIR: There are at the present time very few
persons who do not to the proTrcty and adVah
gcs of what popularity called Minority Representation
The objections which made do not assl the theory
but rather the particular pan hv which the theory Is Z"
be rendered available. Tho dcsidcratIn IN plan sn'o
rnough To be readily understood by voter OF common
iu,clrcncc which shall allow every individual to vote
IA he pcasrs, without endnng"rimg the SUCCESS vi MS
pnuy and which shall make II certain that any hody OF
men, large enough 10 enttlc them to eject one or mere
candidates. shall elect tho candidate or candidates which
they are entitled TO.
The Ware system enables each party to be represented
according 10 its strength. but II 10 conrra'd that
very small number oi voters. ana those only the most
Intelligent Ones can understand ltS mode "i OPERATION
and from this great fr""ue "ou o' nh'y " oe-
cur In us unc. Tho Buohalcw system is simple every
ono can understand tho principle Of cumulative voting
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MEXICO.

rEoGnPs> or THE REVOLT rIoNAEY MOVEMENT
TIE IN.IRGEAT> DESIRE 10 MAKE M"v-
TEREY THE SEAT OF THE FRONTIER CrsrOM-
Uor>E--Ju AKEZ FORMALLY ELECTED rRE>I-
fpRnM TiIE REGULAR CoRRE, POSDBNT ~ TIE TRIBuHH
MEXICO, Oct. 30.-The revolutionary move
Incni which, 18th Of N"pt"nhcr Nas iLauauraed
Monterey the Governor OF the stat" Of Nuevo Leon.
Gen Don Geronimo Trc,iio has made little progress up
10 tis tne and found few supporters in Their parts
the country. The plan which hr published Oh the 1t
Inst. IA Monterey contains only the following four
ARTICLES l. The present Administration Of citizen BcnitO
Juarcz 4. rcp,liaicd. O. The State resumes lis soy.
rrcirity until the entire establishment Of order.
The executive power Of tho state the Offices
Of other powers far IA IT NAV deem ronvenn
TO facilitate ton. T. The citizen Grn. PorriO Diaz
Is recognized ~ General in-Chrf Of the Republican
armv su-tainrr Of the Constitution and laws.
GOV TreviLo after having thus invested himself with
dctaral power IL his state. issued three DEGREES the
IL, inst III the first he says that. hayne TO take the
field ind leave the state for time, the he
the military and political authority VI IA" state will be
exercised 10y the Li"nriai" Don Graro CARA Garcia
with the character OF military commander Of tho
The second contains the following five articles: The
arf oi Vdaurn 81 February 1861 declared In force
for the importation Of srrhanlsc IA also for the cx
pOrtatiOn O with certain notifications 2. The
duties on arrirs Of consumption AMI expectation
fixed in rad arin viii H. recovered III Monterrey, not
only Un the goO'is ch y be directed there for SALE
but likewise those which may pass into the interior
ray ment ~ the duties such goOds may travel freely
Ia their destination. All merchandise which may liz
found other roads indicating the intention to avoid
Monterey will be cOnAscated, for which purpose the
requisite authority Ia given TO the chiefs OF forces
T. The introduction Of articles Of primary necessity Will
he permitted for consumption in tho frontier ~ far ~
Monterey by paying I'VE per cent on the market whoe
sale prize .. Tic general rules or ordSsasss If mari
time Custom Houses and other laws whioh NAY 10
opposo1 TO this ore hereby abrogats u ~ Nsd ~
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ORIGIN or THE NATIONAL EAHK sYsT1,;

- . - $500
r oh'''I w LIE ,A,'oHN', hA'A siSIEf
4" 'he RAZOR or me Irtbuhe
SIR. I'm yOIlr naucr of My 10 il , c.,,
,,,,,'.''.,'. ,o' &C., u,...'.,, c,'., 30 VIII
n''I'"'"" ''"" NJ n'r'"'' >ls''' '".ihI mat IL"
National Banking stem vas Irst broach,i is Chars.
Rogers a native 81 pbilutclrba - and tb,, I, uos d.
49,, - ~ " VAC w
'"'' u MS '''","'''"' ~ 900 i've, "o ''IS o. or
"'hhs y '''n' nave T." WISH 7" di'p''fe fhN claim,
mat MI hoseIs 'houSht cut orsiual! sd'h Syst"'r
~ W. NOW '"'N'' u p"S !'"''! "'h 'h""gh out ~
many ~ w" I'"'''H''"i was s''H'' 10 M
''''"'h1 ''''r '''' ''' "' ''''' 'r'h'' h"' II" y
~" lc''" " P'I'"' l" 'HH'''" '' 'ie 'is' 'o"Hhg ~
q" '"''' - 'h '"''"'he II" '''r''u' VI" prove hu'
l. senate May IL l'"' Henry 'lay 'ah"itted tn
P'"h 81 " h"n"h'i "''h' "H""c '''"c S"sHs'" ~
Nj E"-rr~ IN lN'd concern TX cr'uiauoii ds follows:
A. aa'qnatc portion of tr Genital I" 10 ~ ara'''
Il NJ , i 80 ~ ~ i' a. ,t " >
i"n" ',i i' :" 9,.' e." H. ''I', u az ~, ion
.nc '".,"'nS p,oi's on ano si, '" ~ RI
mp under hatrver ltr'n, ihaf th' bal shall PIT 'A
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