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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-13
REMOV ED.

u17 F. have removed our Hardware from
Iu Mnln Street tn our Ware House in
tie rear of ne Court House. Have now
our Hardware, agricultural Implements
and Machinery Timing Establishment.
Seeds. Gusno. &c. &c, aud indeed ey-
ery yihlng farmer wants. all IN toe same
building.
McCURDY & DUKE.
Char'".t"N. Ns,h = 1872. IF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-13

The EFFECT OF Not TAKING \ Pa
rER.-Some time ago, 4 lady noticing
that a neighbor OF hers was not in her
seat at church, one Sabbath, called on
her return home, and was surprised to
find the family at work. AS she enter
ed her friend addressed her:
Why. la where have you been to-
day dressed up in your sunday
clothes T!
TO meeting.
why, what day is it ?
'Sabbath-day.
sal, stop washing this minute, It's
Sunday What did not know, for
my husband has got so plagued Stingy
he wont take the paper now. and we
know nothing. Well, who preached {?
Mr. W.
What did he preach about I?
III was on the death Of St Paul.
why, is he dead : Well, all the
country might be dead, and we'd know
nothing about it. 1t won't do, We must
have the Register again; for everything
goes wrong without that paper. Bill
has almost lost his reading and Polly
has got moppish again, because she has
got no paper to read. Well, if We have
to take cart load Of potatoes and
onions to market, I'm resolved to have
the Shepherdstown Register.
The following is fact \ clerical
gentleman. in examining a Sunday
school. asked the class before him if
any of them conld tell him anything
about the Apostle Peter. y little girl
raised her hand. much to the gratitica-
ton of the examiner.
Come up here, my good little girl
said he; Il am glad YOU remember your
Bible lessons so well Now, tell the
other boys and girls what you know o.
St. Peter.
The little girl was quite willing, and
commenced
peter, Peter, punkin-eater,
Had a wife and couldn't keep her;
He put her in a
But before she could get to ''punkin-
shell" the school was in a roar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-13

SUBSCRIPTIONS for Daily and Weekly
- Newspapers, Magazines aud Periodicals Of
all kinds received, at Publishers Prices, and
promptly attended to.
A general assortment Of School Books, Sta
iionery, Slate-, SC, Day Books, Ledgers, Pass
and Memorandum Books Diaries, for 1872.
Cap, Letter, Note, Bill, Tissue, Wrapping
and Mailing Papers, Envelopes, Black, Blue,
Csrmine, Inks.
Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, in Turkey
Moro Geo, French Morocco, Roam and Cloth
Bindings, Photograph Albums in great variety
Of bindings and ornaments, OF the best manu-
facIuGe aud at the lowest prices.
Photograph and Picture Frames, all sizes
and styles.
Y1AGERSTOWN Almsnacks for sale
A al, Stsley's Book Store.
UOAPS. Pencils, Combs. Perfumery.
y and a great msnv other little ARTICLES,
at Stsloy's Book Store.
CHEAP Paper Collars from 10 10 80
v cent. per box, at
Stsley's Book Store.
YlLEETWOOD'S Life OF Cnri.,. a,
\ Stsleys Book Store.
M USlCAL Instruments oi all kinds. a,
1l Slsiey's Book Store.
yelling Toys and nice lot Of Jew
y elry of a, cost. a,
Slsley's Book Store.
OUY your Dime Novels a, SIaley's
~ Book Store. and when read and re.
'urued in good urder he will buy them st
half price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-13

Char'e,t"N. Nar.h = 1872. #
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

Cotton ouet ana .,..av. ,, G%A5yxsros; % Oct. is7s
sran % isssssss e ss sfft Sales HsSoF'-
SsNH a% nnS Il % ssys
sss Net receipts LIZ bales Exports 70 the CONTINENT sss
tnent Ss7O cOastwise 4si7 Sales 1900 : ''' ~
a,isss GS,op ,s%S sn%srdsnlsg low mddlipss iss sc
net receipts 6OS do; exports coastwse 64S do sales
Cotton firm and in good demand light offerings: mid
s ssas. S$! ssesIS sIS
Cotton c,m. 90, .-,,..r ,e, cg.n.r;g2s oct. fIss
sssa sSaasF Bales Tsf sapSas %siass aSa'
s is'' sOasNss . s.ss Sales EfSsF'To sS Great Britain"
Spirits Of ,,r0o0,0o u WfsserGs !, Rs.5 H.
stfsnsd Il s ior Sw Yg "f 7 Se Y.
e , S Sg 81 e sr ana 81 4
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at So 30
Lake mpors-rlour fSsgAlS Sss %hsa II @
sSGa ssa ~ III 800 do oats ssso do barley aO do
~ s$shss sSs sG5$ @ IL
yrS a:'sis %:;'ss% :srss Il = $
S sPFn at ST. Il % Sss c Sssi %ssls ss' Se ]
SSc. Other articles unchanged, -
OswEGo Oct. a. ls72
Flour IN moderate demand Sales 800 bbs at So 25
@ So "a spring ~ 70 for amber Winter $40 for white Winter
SlU % Tor double extra. Wheat quiet Corn quiet 00c.
Barley dun and market easier Sales s0O bushels mp.
lake Canada at 81 o. Corn 81 40 for boltcd 81 Tor
nmIoiea per cwt Miilfecd steady; shorts $lS spsts
SS bmdaiin,gs ssa per ton hshwlne sc Canal
road ireishsFlour TO Boston Gc, 10 New York Soc
a Albany a2c Receipts by lake-27,500 bushels wheat,
23OUO do barley 46S,G 600 feet llnnber Shipments by
CANAL 200 bushels wheat 1000 do oats $1,000 do bar.
CHICAGO, Oct 4. 1872
Flour quiet and unchangcd sales Of extra Spring at ~
aN 20 Wheat In fair demand and lower; sales OF No
Spring Spring at 81 z; No. DO 81 H. cash seller, oc
Sa ssaNc and md, lower; sales Of No. mixed at
rejected ,e; 81 No. ? high mixed, canal aac. Oats
um and drooning sales of No at 2lc 2lic., accord
ing 10 date OF receipt; rejected lSkc gc. Rye quiet
md weas at Sic 54.c for No Q barley steady 66c
i%or % No. Fall Provisions quiet and unchanged. Lard
SHi nn and nominal; Winter round lots quota,
s9c Frciehts.Corn TO Buffalo higher, at i6c i6,c;
wheat g DO, l7c; wheat TO K2gston isle. Reccipis
7wO Dds Hour 5000 bushels wheat 10000 corn a. 900
oats 9nS 1900 rye and 1000 bushels barley shipments
oats, 5000 rye and 81 ,0OO bushels barley.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ct sc Sc, 5000 lbs white shoddy on private terms
SVo bury spring California at c, 1000 lbs medium
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.


BuRKE-ELY.--0n Thursday October 8, 1872, at
the Brick church, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty.
seventh street, by the Rev. J. o. Murray, ID. d.,
CHARLES Y. BURKE to ELSIE r Ely, daughter OF the
late Abner l.. Ely, all Of this city.
CORNwEIL-PEAsE.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday
afternoon, "a inst by Rev. William z. Steel,
GEORGE II. CoRNwELL to JULIA NJ, daughter OF the
late Rev. j. M. Pease, both OF the city OF Brooklyn.
DoRR-EvANs.-On Thursday, October 3, at the
residence OF the brides father IN Brooklyn. by the
Rev. X. u. Duane, ID. d., WILLIAM l.. D0RR, Of
Florida, to Miss LYDIA MOORE daughter OF Joseph
ID. Evans. No cards.
HARDING-BuRGEss.-On Thursday, October 8, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Somerset,
Mass, by the Rev. DR.. Thayer, OF Newport, Il. T.,
assisted by the Rev. o. II. Furnald, OF Somerset,
WM. M. HARDING, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, 10 ADgE Il.
BURGESS, daughter OF Captain John A. Burgess Of
Somerset, Mass.
idence OF the BRIDES father, ON Tuesday, Octobe
/, by the Rev. John Brown ID. d., JAMES 4. JosLIN
to MARY ELMIRA, eldest daughter Of John X. Wilt
sic, Esq, all of that city. NO cards.
MURFoDD-MAy.-On Thursday, October 8, at st.
Peters Episcopal church, Brooklyn, by the Rev.
John A. Paddock, J. HERvEY MULFoRD TO JosE-
PuINE, daughter OF the late John May and niece
and adopted daughter of Peter A. Brassinc, Esq.
No cards.
Georgia papers please copy.
QuERARD--SoGED.-0 Saturday, September 2s,
by the Rev. DIR. Verren, JULES GusTAyE QuERARD
TO CLARA JULIE PAULINE SoGED, both natives OF
RUssELL-vARIAS.-On Thursday, October 3, by
the Rev. II. ID. Northrup, JAMES G. RUSSELL to HAr.
TIE L. v.RIAN, daughter OF the late Richard varian,
both OF this city. No cards.
SpENcER-GILBERT.-On Thursday, October 3. 1872,
by the Rev. q. II. houghton, OF Twenty min N street.
WILLIAM w. SPENCER, of New Haven, Conn, 10
LAURA L. GILBERT, OF this city. No cards.
SToSE-LYTLE.-ln this city, on Thursday, Octc.
her ., by the Rev. Ialsey Moore, FRANK B STONE 10
CnLoRETTA, only daughter OF Alexander Lytle, all
VAN HourEs s--NEArIE-At Jersey City Heights,
on Thursday October >, 1872, by the Rev, r. Moyses
late Colonel @. Van Houtcu. TO sERAzlNE, daughtet
ol James Ncade, Esq,
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct 4-s r. M.-con-
soils closed at % money ana 92'a for the account
american securities UNCHANGED consols opened at %
twenty sy,e bonds, lS5 old e; Ise7s 92ss tcnortes,
at b3f &c. ~
g. FaANEroRr BouRsr.-FRANKFoRr Oct A. M.--Unitcd
1862 ' " ~" ~ 49, ~ "
LIyERPooL CorroN MARKET -LvERpooL, Oct IS p
Ma M1!hs market closed Arm Mddng uplands, 9ssd
been 1900 bales, Including 5000 for speculation aud
port Sales OF middling Orleans for October, at l56d
Ihe sales OF the week have been l209) bales including
lsV0 for cxport and II 900 speculation The stock
port Is I0 900 bales including l 900 bales American The
receipts OF the week have been II 900 bales including
5,uOD American. Actual export l4n0 bales The stock
aioat l92 900 bales including l0) American. Sales
middng uplands for December at 76d for November
at Dad of middng Orleans, for November, a. 9sad
TRADE IN MANciFsTER.-LIyErpoof, Oct 4--The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is duh and prices
have downward tendency.
= liyEnrooL BaEApsIuFrs MARKEr-LIvrarooI, Oct. IS
M-Thc receipts Of corn ut t port for the past
days have been 800 quarters incdns sboD American
The market s quie Wheat lbs ID per Genital for Cifor-
MA whS l2s r. Cd ,orred Western Spring and i2 a.
quarter The receipts Of wheat at this port for the past
three days have been 660O quarters, including 4 900
American
IoSnoN PRODUCE MARvET.-LONDoN, Oct. 4-Eyenng.-
Sperm oil, eS5 GS6 per ton. Lnsecd oil e35 per ton
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
SILK DEMONSTRATION IN PATTERSON.

The most extensive demonstration ever made in
Paterson by single branch OF industry occurred
yesterday afternoon, in the shape OF procession
by the silk weavers and male operatives OF the
mills. over seven hundred men were In line, each
one being decorated with sllken sash made in the
Paterson factories. number OF handsome silk
banners were also carried, bearing inscriptions
to the effect that home industry must
be protected by q tarirr. The line OF march ex.
tended through all the principal parts OF the city
and was enlivcned by two bands OF music and the
singing OF several wagon loads OF girls employed In
the factory. The republican candidate for Congress
and other radical orators addressed the men ut the
Wigwam In the evening.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

Is IIiSc October and November, loo each, at issc to-
gether November $500 ~ ls, 100 At Is Bloc, go at
900 at ls 9l6c at is.c 800 at IS ii6c $50 ut lssc
ganusry ss lis 4 Ss AZ e sl's February.
900 At i9sc lods ls7sc 800 at ls,c March 800 At ac
Exchanged, 500 October for 500 December Total
sIss bales Grand total - oo ble; Rates on cotton to
7i6d. I'D; sail 6-lsd. 5Sd. Hayre. by steam lHc.,
gold SAIL lc. Hamburg, by steam sd Bremen by eam,
gold compressed Baltic pors by steam England,
ll6d Mediterranean ports by stea Via England Iil6d
New Orleans M 2lE; Mobile IA sayannah s,sss; Charles
2o Total li65 bales This day last week, LAST bales
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

v0ORHSs-DAvENPORT.-A the residence of the
brides parents. Raritan. ". j., by the Rev. Dr.
Imbre, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Hutton, EDwARD
James !. Davenport.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

mneat a., @ WAS dull heavy and lower The sales
Ss Mes er aSs4 81
70 1oaay o white lite Wheat Corn under
light ab only about nses seS asssss'as Il s s MSse
s g1 s' @ sr s p s SsGw
oats were IN good demand and better sales
aS Fl a. bpSS Il9S iSc do white Wst
bids Sc Barley better rss ~ aSi w M 0le ree w e
ported Of 2o0o bushels chiefly Canada at 81 II, but in
5000 bushels @ OF westsSn aeiveraSlc s a. stuy
the berth Tssh the charieng sf sa' ao%ana has
and petroleum trade Rates were nrm lhr oaghoa. The
o com and d S'S %Sc@ sniis 70 nesaan sas By
DO. a S. q. The charters ncce Russian bark TO ar
bark ar on e to cor
CORK G SrsF ar srsi. G. e a bark g
GqTf lor bSra sraes 5 % Dp refined a. &
Sbl poirols GERM German y ship l' TO arrss, J
nrrive&y & irom New York or rhiadephia to bremen 1000
place ,e 9, loading German ship hence 10 iam6urs,
s SencS ID y geee 81 an
se &C. ana 70 sra,uy british barA hence
eS 10 adrass 'sIiea S an American ie SS,s
s" Sarh dn nryaS p @ 1h r paro
!on), hence Connenal por 5oo bbis crude retro.
Hn%srp bS rennSd ' ao i at on 80 an ', Mmereaa
SNIP I,Ou0 bblS refined do, ana Brit
ish ship, 70 tons TO London full cargo ocake, private
terms
GuNNEs-Ihis branch OF trade remained very quiet.
orders nom the South come in very slowly, and only
small unnportint lots Prices nearly ii not quite
nominal We quole :Domcsc CLOTH i3c. here and PIC
IN Boston; East ndia noninaiy i2c Bags, lic 49, Tor
light and heavy.
lrar AND Jurr the market for hemp remained in the
same condition rs hitherto noticed quiet prices
or less nominal Manila quoted about lic gold. Ju,e
has been IN light request and steady at 34c &C. gold
s sas ;S ss P:ss: aEsa
HAY AND SrRAw.-The demand continued good
tail qualities OF hay, but shipping grades quiet on
account OF the scarcity OF freight prices
were unchanged Straw was also steady, under mod
erately iar demand Wcquote shipping hay 81 81 05;
retail Qualities 81 % sso, long rye straw = 81 %;
short do S)c S5c oat 7Oc 75c. ana wheat 7Uc.
HorsThc market still continued quiet ami further
change In prices no ic ae The receipts only
moderate, and beyond small pur r;hascs by brewers,
nothing worthy OF note lran,prcd. We quote hops
State, eastern and Western, at 25c. n soc.
METALs-Tnerc has been but little doing in metals of
any description still we have material change note
in prices The sales OF copper since last have
about 40 ooo lbs Of lake al s294c 33s, cash Tin Ie
do lerne, at 81 81 90 gold coke tin At sl 90 S2;
33s4c, gold We hear OF sales $50 boxes charcoal
terie at SILL Other metals were quiet and former prices
unchanged.
MoLAssEsMarkct still quiet more or less nominal
for all descriptions excepting domestic, which sold
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

Included In the above are 4o3 bales TO arrive For fu
ture delivery Oasis middng the sales have been n
follows SALES last evening aitcr three O'Clock Octobcr
go az lsic November 40 sd M Misc DeceMber S@ @ q,
zoe total go bales Sales to-day up 70 three Y ~ =
- oi6e,, 1900 st ls.sc, 60! AZ Is gl6c, 80 at
lsssc 300 az IS 9isc soo At is'sc; 600 at Z 1851
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

-The quOatiOns based cotton In store running
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
Flour AND GRAINRece eipts-Flour, 9,453 bbls wheat
~ bushels corn 2l35 do meal bbls on ts
30 bushels barley, $500 do Tho market was ac-
tive and seay at quota tons The sales since
Corn meal was in better demand ana firm. Sales 1880
bbs at S3 80 delivered and 50 60 s. 20 delivered for
common to choice Western yellow. Other qualities were
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
souTHERN SECURITIES prIL,

TIC southern state bonds continued dull and
without important new features. Tho Tcnnessees
ell on TO 12ls, but were better at the close. The
Missouri sixcs were strong at e2is There were no
recoried transactions In the usually active South
The New York herald., 1872-12-29
$1OO OOO TO 100000 SPECIAL oApIr.

$100 000 TO $4,000 SPECIAL CAPIrA
extend business Uobbng and commission) established
years; extremely profitable and perfectly safe co
$75SoS Sc per % annrm can bs insreased to 81 5Oo0D
with monopoly large portion Of their merchandi
With reasonable condition of the business affairs 0f
aye Or six years paTtnership an opportunity rarely
Is desired In legitimate business, combining large retuf
with safety beyond question standing OF house AL ref
unexceptionable address for interview with r.
name, WORKERS. box l2S Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-29

IL lishment, l60 Seventh Avcpucs near Sineu =
street. utmost value paid for Cnst-on Clothing, Cni
&c.. by calling OH or addrc sstnR Mr.. IrA MtL-HE
The New York herald., 1872-12-29

EXPERIENCED DOUBLE ENTRY BOORKEEPER,
IA correspondent and photographer desires situa ton
excellent references aud security. Address X. t. Herald
The New York herald., 1872-12-29

$500 GIVEN FOR SITUATION AS SALESMAN
IA. with salary OF 81 800 year. Address box 4.s25
Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-29

A SITUATION WAN1BD-BY A YOUNG MAN OF II
N years experience shipping, delivery or receiv
Ing clerk also posted In Custom House matters In all their
details Address SHIPPING CLERK, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-29
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A CCOUNTS EIGHT LANGUAGES; ARREARS
N written up; books devised TO meet special require.
ments books Kept examined or balanced references.
JAMES cox, Il Wall street, third floor.
The New York herald., 1872-12-29
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES A NEAT WARN ROOM Il
"A aprivatc house located between Sixth and Lex ps
ton avenues, Fourteenth and Thirfieth Streets prc
about - q week; references exchanged. Address 30
l53 Herald ofEcc
The New York herald., 1872-12-29

WANTED-BY 4 CHINAMAN, WITH GOOD REF
w ereuces, situation in u private family first
class waiter; willing 10 make himself generally useful
around the house objection to the country city
Call for two DAYS from to or address las Van Dyke
ST.. South Brooklyn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01
Congressional.

We notice that the RocklAnd Fro Press
fasors putting that part of Knox county
which j. now classed in this congressional
district. back into the third district The
towns now in this district are seven. Viz
Appleton. Camden. Hope, Rockiand. so.
Thomaston. Ninalhayen and Sorthayen.
With an aggregate population OF is 3.9.
These towns cast. last year. about one
hundred. or TO be accurate. elghty-six
votes nsore tor kimball than for Perham.
We never favored the change made in lsGU
IN taking these towns and Waldo county
and putting them into this district, and II
now. we can get a null district under the
new apportionment yet 10 be made without
dividing Knox county We cannot see any
objection. But /, is not certain that We
shall be entitled 10 five Representatives,
and if Only four are allowed 10 Maine. an
entire change will have to be made ia di-
viding up the State. Ii We retain the i've
members Dc now. il seems TO u That we
cannot spare all The towns in Knox county
unless We can borroie OTringtsg, Holden.
Eddington and Clifton. We have uot the
figures before Us. but think that the 9TH
district in 1850 had a surplus population Of
some thousands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

Mr.. STEBBINs on THE CALIFORNIA KU-
| kLux.-At the japanese banquet in san
/ Francisco Wednesday evening a remark
able scene occurred. Ex-Gov. Haight. a
Democrat. in respo nding to the sentiment
1.-The State Of California" warmly well
coined the embassy. saving God had
made Of one blood all men who dwelt on
the face Of the earth and that this embassy
marked new era In the progres. OF ciyili-
cation and humanity"
Rev. Horatio Stebbins then responded 10
the sentiment. 1.-The spirit OF American
commerce.
He welcomed the embassy feryently say.
ing we here arc proyidentially placed in
new relations with the exclusive ciyiliza-
| ton. The changes wrought by trans-con-
tinental communication have changed for
ever the area of commercial distributions
of this city. We can never do the business
! Of the Mississippi Valley and probably
| shall not eKtsDd our inland commercial
area beyond the summit of the great noun
tain chain. To compensate for that we
must gather the islands OF the sea and pnsh
our trade TO the innumerable population of
j
anomalous: while we are here tonight
wooing the commerce Of the old empire.
your Governor (pointing to Gov. BOOTH as
the head of one political party (Republi-
cam and Ex-Governor Haight as repre-
sentative Of the other. are committed to
policy 10 exclude those people from our
shores. The position is absurd and radicu-
lous and as policy 1t Is nonsense. and as
principle 1t is nowhere. II Ii rsg-tag
and bobtail. If any of your cheap politi-
ciars have won a penny by it in the pas
sions Of 81 hour. beware when you put
that penny in your purse lest the eagle on
the reverse OF youf gold coin strike his
talons through ard scratch the face Qf lib
srty.
The widest exciteTent followed with
round after round Of applause and finally
three cheers from nearly the entire COM
pany Of guests for the speaker, de main
pcr.ica Of them gathering around to shake
hands with him.
Governor Booth rose in evident excite
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-01

that these assurances were made In good
faith. At length an article appeared In
the Macliias Union, stating by virtnc OF
what seemed To be good authority. that
the surveyors hid decided IN favor of i.
| route from Ellsworth tlirou III Franklin 20
| 1herryilr!d. The article Ia question va.
| widely copied. and it has never. ID Or
knowledge. been contradicied rhc,,.
| facts the writer thinks viii Justify thi. ar
ticle. The surveyors have never gi,cn "a,
\ hearing. but have convicted rs without A
trial. OF This we complain.
such decision is, unquestionably, "A
serious mistake, and If not corrected be-
fore final action is taken IN the matter. Il
can never be rectified. Ii the mischief
done by a mistake In the location of the
road we're only ephemeral, ii ii affected
the welfare Of the present generation only.
It would be less deplorable; but road
built over the worthless and uninhabitablc
land Of the designated route would remain
forever an emblem Of somebody's folly.
II would develop no resources, enhance
the value Of no mans timber or woodland
open none Of the tract along the route 70
agriculture, invite no settler. and make 10
way for business, But il would outrage
on-ly ignore tho rights oil live towns with
population Of more than tx thousand.
such course may be polite, bit Tia
people Of these towns fail 10 see II n
the furtherance of railroad cntcrpris.
their help should not be de>pi,ed; and very
much would they regret any action com
polling Item % withhold their aii.