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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

FIENDIsH.-S Some ma,iciously disposed person
has been placing railroad ties across the track oi
the Chester Valley Railroad between White
horss and Mill Lane stations for the last three
weeks at q point where there 10 a heavy grade
and q vary high embankmsnt. They have alsr
been iniuring the milk cans which ars left vt Nil
Lane over night, BY punching holsa through then
and committing other nuisances. II they are
caught, most likely they will board at the coan
ty's expense for o Whiie.-Jefersoninn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

The Temperance Harvest Home. at Chester
Heights, takes place ON Thursday next. Septem-
Der 5th. Aneng the speakers expected to bs pre-
sens are Rev. d. q. Babcock. State Temperance
Agent. Gen. Louis Wagner, Gen. Joshua I. owen
Rev H. W. Warren. Rev. 1. G. Matlack. OF New
Orleans, Rev. Ar. Reed, Of Philadelphia. and
Others The commodious pavilion ON the ground'
will acco .nmodate three thousand persons. There
will be no postponsment on account OF tn
weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

WHY Is lr?-At a meeting ofthe City Coun-
ci, few weeks ago. DR. B. +. Nandever. IT.
.pec,or Of the Third Ward, was requested to
resign, for completely in the Republican Noml'
nation election frands. The election notices
have been issued, however, with Vandever''
name attached as Inspector Of that Ward. WI,
j. this? Ia the DR.. bidding defiance to the
City RingT'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

The locomotive, tender and three cars Of :
passenger train which left Cincinnati fol
Louisville on Thursday night, we're thrown from
the track by misplaced switch, and rolled
down an embsnkment As feet high. The fire
man was killed, and the baggage master badly
injured 1t is reported that the switch was pur
poeely misplaced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

ConnxR STONE LAYING. The corner stone
Of NsdeIev NJ. +. Chapel, over Third s''es.
bridge, will be laid this afternoon. at o;'o", "Sh
with sppropriate ceremonies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
LOCAL INTELLlc GNcE.

CAPE MAY ROUTE DlscoNTiSvsn ns
ror,e 10 Care Nav by way ~ the r.; W. q D
r. n. and steamer Sue, fnr New Castle, "e' '"'S
been Discontinued
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
Magistrates cases.

BEFORE MAYoA vAfEST1SE
rAvsrd Thomas. for drunkenness, vas uf'to
fihv cents and coats.
BEFORE ESQUIRE TRAIFE
Matthew Kyle was arrested Tor 'om'n'!lns
an ,ss.,lt sni battery ON VIM. II. Morrison,
II having been proved thu, M'rr'S"" provoks'' yoke
tho assault hv indecent and "n"arr""te" eo"
duct ia Kyle's shop. the latter was only hne''
25 cents and c,sts, and discharged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

Mo.ouIroEs:-To sleep sound and not he
troubled with flies or mosquitoes, Use Holmes'
Pa,en, Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the only
musonito bar frame that can be opened and
closed while suspended from the ceiling and cal
Re taken Of the frame and replaced after wash
;,p without being ripped Come and see ilsn
in position at Henry Grebe's (sole agent for lh
state,. at 3O9 Market street. If
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
n tina Golden Age Of Clrlhood

Preserve the beauty Of the teeth with 5, zop"ST
and III IN, when the hair is silvered and 'nee..
dimmed with wears. the mouth will still re'e'
.vo oltterinc rows OF unsulied ivory
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

RETURNED TO THE CELLs.-This morning
,he father of "Keddy" August, the lad who es
caped from the City Hall cells, Yesterday, re
nred him TO the custody Of the chief, the boy
aving spen, ihe night at home "keddy wa
,I,ced in the cells, and a strict watch kept oveI
Tim until he wss removed to New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

NATURALIZATION PAPERs-Psrsons who wisl
.o take out naturalization papers should call at th
ofHce of C. g. Rumford. Esq. No GIT Marke
street. at o'clock on Monday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

PERsoSAI--A "PersoraW in the fhliad'
phis LEDeKR, states that "Sop".a barr o. W.
ming,on, Del, will hear Of rometning TO ne, a.,
vantage BY calling at No. $40 south ih'f'es"''
street"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

AssIoNHENT.-MitcAall !. lamar. son OF Reu.
ben D. Lamas, of hlkton, received, ON the 10th
instant. hi, asaienmsnt to company H, thirteenth
United States infantry, which ia stationed al
Camp Douglas. near Salt Lake City. Mr.. Jams'
10 one Of this years graduates of West Point.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

An Omaha belle leaned gently over coun
ter; drapery lifted gently; one corner Of bus,
tie pr0truded, and on It man dared to read:
'.Ail kinds Of salt fish for sale by the half-bar-
rel or kit" Miss-uses another paper now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

Two white girls, II and Ia years Of are, have
been surrendered by the Kiowas to the In'. "
States agency at Fort Sill Indian TERRITORY.
ter aome time in captivity. They say they "e''
we'll treated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

Nor YET FouNp,-The body John M'e ann,
who was drowned in the Christians, near 'ne
mouth of the Rrandywine, early Friday morn.
ing, las no, vet been found, although e''o''H are
n,,n, made for its recovery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

SLIM CRop.-The second crop OF grass Is
scarcely worth cutting in Chestcr ansS
Ihe rains did not come soon enough after the
frst crop was cut, the consequence Is All
weeds and no grass in most places
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

California has this season harvested the greatest
wheat crop she ever raised. but notwithstanding
the Pacific Railroad, 6nds much difficulty in NOV.
ing it. Railroad fre,ghts arc too high to admit OF
profitable returns to shippers, and there 10 great
scarcity Of marine tonnage. Shippers have paid
"a lis. ton for wheat from San Francisco to Liv.
erpooi. There u also an insu@cisncy OF internal
transportation in California the existing facilities
being altogether inadequate to the moving Of the
prsssnt crops. Al result Of this condition OF At
iain the farmers lind that il 10 harder to get rid
Of their abundant crops THAI. it was to producs
them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

'InE mex! Se sion will commence on the 4th Of
/ sept, mt -r Bv anthoritv OF the Ntari ~
Trustsea Bold SEAES Will be admttci to tho
College
There are tcnr regular coGrsos:
THE CLASSICAL,
THE sOIENTIFiC,
Tue LITERARl,
and the AGRICULTURAL.
any one Of which nay he ur.ued at pleasure: or
rretorrCd. s. lcct course embraring ny OF the
| studies in the various d Cattm.nts. NAV be aiopteI
For Circu'ars ana fuIthe, information addte.,
W. II. PUkNELl, President.
| auCc4 d4w Newark, bel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
". A. REYNOLDS
Classical 4 w wathematioAl IAstitute
A Day and Boarding School,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
OPENS Fall Term. September Cd, 1872.
| Send 90 n"r beautirs CAt.ioguo iv17
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
GsAAnhn11 ILL.,

The session commences on October lst The In.
.tituti0n embraces an Academic Department. and
DEPARTMENTS Of law, Medicine, Engineering and
Agrjculture For Catalogues. anply n WM WER-
TEN BAk FIR. Secretary Of the Faculty. p. o. Uni
vfrsit, ~ Y CHAS. S NENABLE. Chairman
| of the Fncul iulySO-tswlm N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
GEORGE JACK,
M. 300 Market st.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.,

\ BPECTACEES6 EIEUEN n Iss !,
SS0OLD. SILVER AND RUBBER
aslSS from sxperisncs 70 euit every &
,scuHHdty sfimpaiFed vision. and u SyeIy r
osss 0oasastss sstisiaetton. Ouf isc,n's
sCv sSaSe GHms 70 suit the g castomeF 10 lew hon'
'Xx-tirct store above Third strest. 40
6:rsarins in I'll it, branches. ssp2a ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHuKoH.-kev.
P. Conkey, pastor, will preach, morning and
evening, at iO,s O'Clock A. NJ. and -. O'CLOCK
| Pm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

IMpRov Presbyterian '"nsre'
cation Of ofMiddle,own, having pn. up = ne" 'e.',e
arou. d their parsonage, are SUI a"ans !" 49,.
IRON fence rcpa,n,ed, which encloses the church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
Ewtltf 9xlts.
A DMshsS: :RA1kiSa Cll.

A oAlhsS: RiA1kiE cAlE.
win be soll at Public Sale at the 10. a
tel OF Strickland. .ia Newark, % Tvss- nN
DAv. the Sd Of ofSeptember 1877 at ! o'clock AN
p. m. all the Personal Property Of the late A0
William Motherall. dect aael cOI,sis.ine Of sool
Horse. 2 very superior MOSCOW colts, three year
old \ ork Carriage, slei.h, set Of double Car
Blankets fN' "
Terms at sale. MARY MOTHERALL
auk2-ts AdMin,str strix
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

OF the thirty three candidstes on the New ork
Republican ticket to Presidential electors In 1865
in support of Gen. Grant, the following are tor
Greeisy and Brown. At large-Narshail o. Rob-
erts, Henry r. Selden. District-E. A. stud~ s,l,
Al. II. Grinneii, E. p Whseier. George Innis
Robert Stewart. Z. B. Judson, II. Bemus. E. X
Reynolds. S. Pettibone, Norman Allen. OF the
Others. one II dead. three are ofice-holders. anc
in the absence Of the positive information II
most instances he rest are credited to the Admin
istration side Eleven members Of the New Ysri
Republican State Committee in 1868 are now il
favor OF Greeley and Brown. Two OF that com
mittee are dead, eleven are pronounced for Gran
and Wilson, aud the remainder are doubtful.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
RUGBY ACADEMY,

Aa EaSlish, Classical and Comn.ert..t Srtoot
FOR BOYS.
22O Market ST., Wilmington, nel
DIR. SAMUEL ". MURPHY. A. NJ. PRsorp.L
Assis'ed by Able and Faithful Teachers
90 EAil Terms opens September "a. ls72va
For Catalogues and Circulars apply to Boushmsn
Thomas 4 Co.
RxrERENrRs- ueo. w. Bush. Esq Rev. Vim. J
Frost .. D.; Hon Wm. g; whitsley. Jsmes Brad
Rush Sssh N. b. lion. n q Msdfori. jude r.sf = ms
trct Court Of Delaware. aus2O-la
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

SPIRIruALIsrs' HALL.-Mrs +. q H>zer,ol
Baltimore, will lecture 10 the above hall Second
street near Washington, tomorrow evening, al
10! o'clock. Subject chosen by the audience
and 10 the evening at ~ o'clock on the follow
ing: "The difference between the God Of ,h'
spifitialis.s snd the God Of the EvaLgelists :
Members OF ihe Evsn:elical church and all 9th
era ARE earneslly invited to colae. Geats free.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

Robert Cummins, Esq" "'
Smyrna. has large pear orchard which pays
,;m handsomely A recen. shipment OF some
Rar,le,s ne,,ed him overs. crate. IN lst9 ht
.oId some Of the same variety for fifteen dollar
, crate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31
educational.

WESLxYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE FALL SESSION WILL hEulN
SEPT EMBER llth, 1874
Catalogues can be had at book Stores
aus24 3w JNo WILSON. President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

SALE OF PRoPERTy-Mrs. Alice tiett'nss
,as sold her Elk,on property, comprising 'he
rick dwelling and grounds. formerly the pro
ner,v Of p & r, :ketts. deceased, on Norsl
s,reet g.. 500. Possession given in November
ext. Purchaser, G. W. Crnikshank, ESQ
.Jitor of the Cecil Democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

REPUBLICAN MEETINo.-A kepuellca
meeting was held at the City Hall. last even
inc John II Graham, tax collector. presidec
Speeches we're made by Levi {. Bird, an
Nm c. Spruance, Esqrs. But little enthusl
asm was manifested
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

EscAYEp FIRM JAu.-About II o'clock, FRI
DAY morning; three prisoners, named Jane
Lintbicun, Edward Smith, col, and Benjamin
Dixon, col, escaped from the prison. al Nev
Castle, BY making hole in the wall Of the WORK
shop, aud letting themselves TO the ground by :
| rope.
Dixon was recaptured by Mr.. Daniel Eodne'
lust an he let 90 The r"pe, the others were iake'
by Mr., James Rogers and Mr.. Charles Herd
| man. 10 piece Of swamp near town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Grand Lodge of the Order of |. 0. 0
F. in Virginia has elected the following officer
for the next term Marion Calbert, No. /:
(Hampton,) NJ W. G. Master James H
Waters, No. As (Staunton,) r. W. D. q. Mas
ter; H. K. Alley, No. 16 Petersburg r. W
6. Warden; William J. Riddick, No. II
Richmond, G. Secretary; John W, Fergus
son, No 10 Richmond, G. Treasurer: Rev
George W. Dame, No. 81 (Danvile,) 6
Chaplain Philip Reed, No. lOG (Salem,) G
Conductor; j. e. Wolfe, No. 50 Marion G
Marshal; A. B. Adams, No. 80 (Fredericks
burg G. Herald; Hugh Smith, No. (Rich
uond,) G. Guardian; f. Fl. Fltzhueh, G
Representative to Grand Lodge Of the T. S.
Mr.. J. H. Bryant, near Richmond, has late
ly imported several African goats, which he il
keeping for breeding purposes. 1t is his de
sign to secure cross between the African ano
American varieties. Goat skins are in demand
in this country.
Rev. Benjamin Bowman, died at his resi-
dence at the head of Linvil's Greek. in Rock
ingham county, on Tuesday morning last, a
an advanced age.
William Sauhey, died not far from Port Re
public, in Rockingham county, on Saturday
night last, the 9th instant.
Capt. Desiah w. Ridgway, of Warren coun
tv, died on Wednesday night, the 10Th inst
His disease was pneumonia.
In the Hastings Court, of Richmond, yes
terday, George Montero was tried for shooting
W. j. Mays and acquitted.
Mr.. j. P Brent, the oldest citizen of Or
ange C. H., died on Wednesday morning, agee
II years.
The growing wheat in Orlrge county i:
looking remarkably we'll just now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

Lewis H. Bryant member Of the House
of Delegates from Grayson, has brought suit
against the Auditor of Public Accounts,
for constructive mileage for attendance at the
late extra session Of the General Assembly, up
on the plea that the General Assembly cannot
by Joint resolution set aside the constitutional
provision which entities members to mileage.
The amount involved is SIP. The Richmond
News understands that Mr.. Bryant had been
at home on leave of the House for week be-
fore the final adjournment of the regular scs,
sion that he came back in obedience to the
proclamation of the Governor calling the extra
session, and drew his pay therefor that he
demanded his mileage from the acting clerk OF
the House, was refused certificate under the
resolution passed. and then announced that he
should "test the question:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

In the L. S. Court at Columbia South
Carolina, yesterday, two prisoners from York
county pleaded guilty of conspiracy. A third
charged with conspiracy and murder, pleaded
guilty of the former, when the latter charge
VAS Withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The New York Herald says President
Grant has consented to CO operate with the
Brstish government in suppresslng the slave
trade in the Persian Gulf The first Cuited
States man of war which visits hluscat will
notify the Imaum Of the termination of the
commercial treaty under the provisions OF
which the transportation Of slaves from Zanzi-
bar to Muscat was permitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

While the Legislative. Executive and Judi
ciaI Appropriation bill was under consideration
in the House of Representative yesterday, the
amendments III relation to the Capitol grounds,
requiring the railroad at the west end to be
removed within six months, was further
amended 50 as to extend the time for removal
to two years and as amended agreed to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

AT the "Colored Mems National Conven-
ton in New Orleans, yesterday, a resolution
was adopted condemning the Cincinnati Con
veution but Immediately upon the back of il
another was adopted, by reclamation, warmly
expressive of thanks to Mr.. Sumner, who,
until he shall announce his secession from the
Republican party" they will hold TO be, as
he has ever been, one Of the purest and ables'
members of our great party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The Rockingham Register says that Mr..
Charles H. Lewis, Minister to Portugal, will
return to the United S tates on leave of absence,
within the next few weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The Charlottesville Chronicle says AT a
meeting Of the Board Of Foreign Missions of
the Southern Baptist Convention, in Richmond,
on Tuesday, Miss Edmouia Moon, of Abe
marie, was appointed missionary to China, to
labor at Tung-Chow. She will leave for China
on the 18th inst, with several other mission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

In the Southern Claims Commission yester-
day the following cases were heard: Robert
Fl. Donaldson, Alexandria county, Va, amount
$1,000: Thomas RuShmorc Petersburg. :. Va,
sll. $50 Robert Strong, Washington, D. g.,
81, 72o Margaret \, Kline, Prince William
county, Va, 1888, and VIM. X Stuart. Prince
William county. Va, Sl,0gS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl-
more Sun says that the tariff BILL which has
been in the course of formation in the Ways and
Means Committee for the last two or three
months, has at last been manipulated into such
shape as to disappoint the friends Of revenue
reform and protection alike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

During the present session of the u S. Cir
cut Court, in Richmond. four appeals have
have been taken to the Supreme Court of the
U. S., among them, the case of the Southern
Atlantic Telegraph Company VS.. the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The japanese Embassy expect to leave for
Europe about June 10. About forty will make
the tour, while the rest will remain in the U.
S. to pursue their studies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The L. S. Circuit Court was not in session III
Richmond, yesterday, Judge Underwood being
engaged with bankrupt business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

At the Radical primary meetings, held in
Baltimore, last night, delegates from fourteen
out of twenty wards were chosen to the city
Convention, opposed to sending ofice-holders
to the Philadelphia Convention. There sp-
pears to be a decided hostility on the part OF
the "outs" to permitting the ''ins' to have
anything to do with the denomination OF
Grant, and iu case of his re. election it is more
than probable new shuttle and deal would
be demanded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

Mr.. Stanbery made an argument in the Su-
prelne Court yesterday III favor Of the issuing
of writ of habeas corpus in the case Of the
Ku Klux prisoners confined i'll South Carolina
The ground of the argument was that on the
indictment against the prisoners charging muir,
der, the trial should have taken place in the
courts of the State instead of before the United
States court. The case was opened by Solici-
tor General Bristuw, and Mr. Revcrdy John
sou will conclude the argument Oh Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The London Times Of yesterday, in an arti-
Gle on the Alabama claims controversy, says
the British Government will deliver it's counter
case at Geneva on the 18th instant, but will
not regard this act as preudiciug the position
it has taken in opposition to the American
claim for indirect damages. If the United
States shall not, before the tribunal is ready
with its award, have abandoned the claim fol-
consequential damages. then Great Britain will
withdraw her ratification of the treaty at Wash
ington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The Manassas Gazette, conducted by J. F.
Clark, esq.,, has been enlarged and improved,
and is now one of the best printed of our coun
try exchanges. 1t is also, an interesting jour.
nal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

Judge Thomas's speech in the Senate OF
Virginia, on the Taxes and Finances Of the
State, will be read with interest, by his constit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The Lynchburg News says that The expense:
of the present term Of the l. S. Court held in
Lynchburg will be about $1,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13


The western.bouad express train on the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad, which left St. Louis yes
terday evening, colliled with the Washington
accommodation train bound east u short dis
lance from St. Louis The engine OF the ex-
press train was badly smashed, and the ex-
press car thrown down an embaukment twenty
feet high The engine aud baggage car of the
accommodation train were also. badly injured.
immediately after the collision, the locomotive
of the express train exploded with great force,
Scattering fragments Of the boiler aud engine
in all directions \ few moments later an extra
train from St Louis ran into the rear Of the
express train, doing hut little damage, however
as the speed of the train had boen greatly slack.
eaed. Notwithstanding these three accidents
occurring almost simultaneously nobody WAS Sc
riuusly hurt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
under instructions from his Government, has
asked the cooperation of the United States in
suppressing the slave traffic along the eastern
coast of Africa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

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cuperate' o"ihs I" 'h,>s"'c, ui':"L' I; IT.
anu "Ihef c''1seH. ~: :r Ii 10;
this, the people ol lrg'nla WIN n'p'e i ,hD.
ana uuuauh'Gu nei'r'I nave "e'e. u'''.I" '''.
talnt OF Repatriation SIla rt>' upon .'Im al
win courage anu ,o',,uuc "o ,har aIil;
hop0Feu S''Gs: nav ~ ~. ~ t,Jn W. 81
auutcHseu 'iiyI I.,,oI y o o IA now
their ruliea aio ueSo' r'i y, orai;
recoshlZ,''g 'l'e'' Ju>' haD,li ~ J;soharIo
t9rS' anu VII" III ~ W. io,;G,; -
tneun' 'nes are Gil 'cu " uIt' -. ,an';fn'
VIII enable thein' WITHOUT W. s''". 'aI I'm:
OF their interests 10 uicct 'n'.' en'''' ";
tons. |. therefore, 'h''h 'lia' ,ss W.
ton OF the taxes necessary to encc' 'S p",
pose they Shoulc pe :" ieEieu d. ~! ~ p'.' t'o
oppreSSlVeiy upon the AGRICULTURAL tn'eie>.. pu'
that the agricultural, OF laru!''is II. .'e>'
ready overo1ioehGl pE t'le "elS ~ =" ii';n
Shoulu oe lel'esei a. az 80 ps, ,r;r ..,'aI.
out Su2h DC" S'lHlHc.s VI ''A'''n a. WV 81 m
us TO supply Tue uchc'' ~ ''ie ;,euo ". , ,"v
State Ills ni'S W u's, y ~ thnt 49,,
upon SucIl su'Sc,I H. ~ Nv, f,r III ov
anu "h'cf are c9''ec'e.' .''unS.' .nan wa.
PeIlence SHOWS 'lla'' i':n WIZ ' Jl;:ai