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Arrival end DepsesGre 81 0ssss
Grsua che Led CsooA - ..
JuviArA Leaves Mondays
Wedpesday's and Friday Z 2 N.
Mail closed . p. IN. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturdays p. n.
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
Fridays p. IN. arrives Tuesday
and Fridays 5! .. N. Nal closed
81 p. IA.
FRANKLIN, going east, Monday 8
and thursday 2 .. u. Going west
Tuesdays and Fridays 10 .. m.
PLEASANT Hut leaves Thursdays 8
q. n. Arrives "Wednesday ! y. ~.
Mail closed 9 p. N.
JEWELL. Kansas. arrives Friday .
IL IL. Leaves Friday l p. m
RussEL, Kspsas, arrives Thursday s
II a. ID. Leaves Thursday ! p. M.
Office open from 4 until 6 .. %.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave.
N. h. McNrrr, p. M.
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CssUs<ss WlaEcr0aY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services every first and third Sab.
bsths ofesch month ct Red Cloud
and lnavsle. "A O'Clock P. ~. 1t
Red Cloud. 2 O'Clock P. y. ct To-
avale. Every second and fourth
Sshbsths at Bstin and Harmony
Precincts. REy. A. MAxwkaA,
Pastor.
BAPTIST ~CHURCH.-REv. THos.
MuxLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath 1t y p. n.
SABBATH School every Sshb3th
morning ut 10 I. n.
}. Q. POTTER, Supt.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs
day evenings. All held 1t the school
house just north Of town,
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GODEY'S d BOOK.

We feel that We would be doing onr
subscribers IN injustice did We not call
their stfentfbh to this ~istrinsicslly good
Magazine. and charmfrs Chrome. The
Rescue, which is given to each yearly
subscriber. tead the Prospectus, and
ifyou have never seen Q copy Of the
Magazine, send 25 cents to L. A. GO
DEY, Phi.delph;a, Pa bra copey.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Notice u hereby given thst sselsd
psoposas vill be received q the oikce
Of ]. W. 1ulleys, IN Red Cloud. until
the 18th day &May, 1875, fes furnish
ing ten cords Of wood for The use Of
the school house 10 Dist No. 9. Wood
b. sound. four feet in length. and
to be delivered at the School House
in Red Cloud, o. or befon The Les day
Of July. 1875.
!. W. TULLEYa
std DROBeoR.
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SCHOOL 4 SALE

Nodnn hessby giysa hat o The
l6th aay q Juass A. D. 1875 q de
Iour n, q - Csszs Hesss,
= Rcd Cpod, WebsA9 ooa1Sy, NeA..
I viA Or fee als at Vubfe sacfiss
y ~ kishs& bidder upos 10 sAUs
- q hw, TIE fouesiag -
ID schaej lsaas in a3a coaoty - WGk
-. no-Vi:
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1st3eo = TooeAo62
Notice i hereby givea. Thst Win
examine Ill persons Who may deGreto
offer themselves - casdidatn foe
teachers Of the psimary q oeoooa
schools Of The county, - ny ITO h
Red Cloud, q tie INT Saturday q
August November, FebroasY asd
Nay. 81. s. KALKY,
Co. Sopesintsodenk
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EA,t Ecax - xrcEuzas ocux7.
LAST s3zsoHI

-
A terrible hail senrm and tor n.do
ssert ovsr Sackslls county. dcy1ssas-
ing . side resoh Of country. Grr.
Ooppen left theit fsa,ss beds ssd mid
night csroasals and Aed N dsusy.
YosnS and tender ~ior1sss vese lsft
behind in the confasion- The parents
sbroct their os.tsi.e sse EFT them
to perish 10 shcir ~helpIcssness- lie
lisious consolation was denied q many
10 their hour of need, add they too
their fight to that bourne fiow which
no traveller returns, with al their iu
~perfeetioos On their Ecsds. Ii l. sd
to think Of their phy.ical suffering
heHe. Il is h~esrt-reoding to CON
template their hard fate in the dread
hereafter. Beside, this inpease oss
Of hfe, property vas damaged 70 IN
unparalleled extent. A pig-sty in the
vicinity Of Nelson Was over turned,
and the cries Of the young pigs unshel-
tered even By = mothers breast,
touched the senderess chords in she
wsli-r, pc. The oul and prairie dogs
dove into their holes, and blessed
Heayea for dug-outs. The frogs shell
tered themselves beneath the banks of
the Republican. while the maiden
kinted u the arms Of her lover. The
mail-carrier on the route between Red
Cloud and Pleasant Hill eas severely
pelsed With the hail stones. We can
not but regard il bat . dispeSatioa Of
ProsideuOe. Webster county vas
spared and the storm limited to Muck
ola 1t IL impossible to estimsts the
damage that would have resulted, had
Nuckolls been inhabited.
7. 8. This Is our hst the .Old
Msu' win be home next week.
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WOOD WOOD I

Bsrenzen L Co., have . hsge
amount Of wood sale IN large OF small
Quantities 10 suit.
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Tie 0raaheppsu ass again 60
raid in Kanss asd Nsbssska ney
are eos taking IL qsiag vAsae Il
WUu1a 00 1T tie - tAisG fof tie
people 10 Do y 10 egve 10 coauny.-
R~aiao H0-A
He State Il Nebsmn : vsrtA
three Of Mishisaa. ssd vs valsd-
vie the Esqsiasux vAs i've thass
sd dEiak heg taass - tsep spasi
~ Asak D iooediafst ssisrsas.
aa1esas - 0sd's Csssn3. Or
raapas fs as0 hssss fssa q -
as suetk To y - &S@
= HNhigss. We Dirk or EmuuM
49, dnvasr shslld - euxfk Asu
'1NA1suta EA6 0pmisn ol-
k0akhs bsutal uu~,
u 1uiM11 N6<s1nAs d.
N1p0 ukslsnh szullnGim e -
fsns1 EeA ~
|~dnU 0Dsa e10 49, $685.
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Ahk - =
soooeuk - -
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NO. L.

100 acres decided land. II miles east
Of Red Cloud. SO ARES good bottom
srass land, balsnce smooth upland
prairie. well watcred. A bargain.
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FOE SAi6.

One Champion Light Mower. Price
ais. Will take stock in part pay.
N. B. MCNHT.
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Two two-h horse corn phssers l6s ale
cheap. 70 dose ont NJ skock q
ou)taral iDplenssts.
a7-sE NIB. ncNr1r.
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NO. 3.

A good claim Of so acres, four miles
from Red Cloud, south Of the river.
Timber aud water.
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E20 ~ H. Ass.t. ss1SsG. Al
betA se4el yOo1g 0asa1amnke 0ogO ns00
g vsek III q. Il 90 s4n l1eaiid1, 11SlSe
ss~SH2S~ - ~ -sSs~S.s ~
WI ha.assasly for sssfy kss1S gseks
= D~4RttelAn1s. tuR0. -, ND1fUA. -
1yoaf a6azcD tosl Pct dsaaQ. Hoo
IDS ti9s. 9stlssk6 ~ vssk eeb1n0
60, q bffSsos SCo,Ru1eI01 49,
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In Real
ESTATE.


Have fds sale choice trscts Of lsnd,
and good clsina
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly.
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-FoR SALE. One yoke Of fine
lla0 seven year old cattle. veil brokes
perfectly sound. Can On or Cd
DIS Alex. RutheFford Red Closd
Neb.
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WELLS WELSH!

All wanting wells bored will do we'll
to call upon w. w. HARVEY,
1nsvale, Webster Co., Neb.
A-Goo2 notes taken If desired.
3-3m
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TEETH! TEETHu

Sherer has agood Get Of instr1meuts
end win extract teeth on short notice,
aed n . manner that & WI make Il .
pleasure nGesad Of something 70 h
dzeoaed. 0tgo him . call
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"A Sewing Machine is N absolute
necessity IN every huiiy. h making
. selection do NOT fail ~ examins the
Wilson Shuttle. This machine u
meeting with unprecedented success,
being sold Ut q less price than any
other 6rst-ciass machine, and At the
same time combining TO the greatest
degree all the ESSENTIALS Of . family ma
chine. Machines will
be deliverd At the nearest Rail.
road Station to your place free Of
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company Branch
House at ST. Louis Mo. They send
an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular, free On ~spiicstion.
This Company vast . lev more good
agents
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Dc. tAS1HssAloAsapssk
The Rcd Dssskiag Piov i The
'bssk and cheapesk Yoa an End them
atske Post O6oe.
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No g

A good claim 4 miles south ofGuide
Rock. SO acres under cultivation; good
house and stables. Well, and springs
Of water. Is acres Of timber.
For further particulars call on or
address
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-PstroasA hoos iasnitatiess. TN
s6os needs anSAs Aslp CT po1roo
- eive rs ts hultA&
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WILCOX & GILLIAN.
RED LOU 6E1.
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Paper HAN0tN6.-f you want
yoas vail paper hung wnh srAoothness
and without . wrinkle. csll % Miller
and Van. ako for kalsominins and
srsiuins.
GRAND DALI.
There win be Q Grand Ball st Red
Cloud on Saturday and Saturday night
July nd. The best of music viii Be
provided and plenty of room for I'll.
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Last week there appeared IN artiels
10 the CHIEF headed With. BE Care
fai Of yosr Pooltry." So would just
say be careful Of ysur swine, for . SIN
gle hog nay do untold damage 10 .
single night; - I received netiss
some time ago from the ovner Of the
tarkey-gobbler that be had one Of my
hogs shut mp. and he wanted me TO
ooans down and pay him Eve dollars
damages and take ny hog away. l
went TO him and asked him how the
hog came to do such immense dam
ages In 90 short . time. Why sid he
here I an keeping . public house, and
Ast night there va eight teams sop
ped With me, and each Of them had .
sack Of corn and leh il sitting BY ny
stable, and your hog tore the sct ssd
eat the eorn ; and sid he. nov l think
I have been veEy ibssal in my charge.
I ssdied the uGttef over Tor minute
thss - quick - thought drew NJ
"vsasls-Ais," ssd paid The Ere aei
hrs u ths presses Il too wit,esss
thinkiaG I bad set a sbsy reasonable.
but felt vesy orly for the poor beg to
think his hide had beeo % strained Do
ct EIGHT basheb Of corn u 90 uigh4
Z. fURxEfo06DIR
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NO. 4.

l60 acres 3 miles from town. 100
aeres bottom, 60 acres level upland, .
sprisg on each 30; q running stream
through the quarter, 40 acres iWProv-
ed. . log house l5xlS, Is acres wheat,
10 acres oats, 10 acres corB. One-half
the small grain and al the nm crop
will be sold with the land if sale Is
made in sixty dsyE One COW, 2 plows,
I harrpw, I span horses, harness and
wagon, and 2 e1~ltivators.
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Who is ssent for these Celebrated
Machines in Webster county. :.
NALL and Exsmins MACHINES
~ Before Purchasins ELSEWHER IL
n42-td
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ANSON WOOD MOWER
Hover Exesasiur Rsapsr conBanEo
Wax Drcrpe, or Ssy Rsi<;
FEE NEW NANNY,
the L Z. l. DRILL
Buckeye Drill. Superior BrO02+
east Seede,., F0ssssaf,s
EitN SeedcS.

PADoC SULHY A RAKE SPYSmAUUW.,
Az n FARMING. MACHINERY It Grange Press.
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For Sale.

The Neat Market II Red Csoui.
Tbm iss good chance Tor 9 msa 9Th
small means to secure . good locafson
The building and what belongs there
IN. together with the good will, u o.
Gerred rery chenp. Inquire u this
Office. %.
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A house and lot in Guide Rock.
Vefy cheap.
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Hwt "a. 3, 9. fling; 50 acres under
paog. = good we'll, due-out stable Lex
kewed log house l6x20. Cheap.
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| shall be pleased to carry passenger
upon the days mc6tioned. leaving Re
Clond at GA NJ on Mondays, Wedne
DAYS and Fridays. Leaving Junists
at 6 A. NJ, On Tuesdays. Thursdays
aud SATURDAYS.
Fare reasonable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18

BENEFIT OF CRYING.-The SOlanO
Republican of April 10 relates this in
cident in Court experience:
At the last term of the County Court
a prisoner known as Little Miller"
was convicted of forgery. When he
was brought up for sentence and was
asked the usual senseless question as
to "wbat he had 10 say why sentence
of the law should not be pronounced
asains: him." his counsel made an
earnest appeal to his Honor to con-
slider his tender years and his mani
fest physical inability to pack of a
brick house or any little thing like
that, and not to incarcerate him i'll San
Quentin tor great length of time and
thereby shut him off from all oppOr
tunity to become a great man and have
a dog. While all this was going on
Miller wept (as the saying isl Like =
child the anguish and remorse at
the folly of being caught overcame
him and forced him to give way to his
feelings. His lachrymOse effort was
success, for he got only one year. He
was afterwards questioned by a fellow
prisoner AS to what had made hial cry,
and he replied: Stubbs told me to
cry like = s. of a b., and the Judge
would be light on me- and did,"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18
No THIRD TERM DESIRED.

What an immense amount o! printing
has been spread over the country coun-
selling the people to vote against Grant
for third Presidential term, The silent
man at the helm of the Ship of State
has seemed needless of all this: but
when Senator Sargent left Washington
the President tod him he wanted no
third term. During the long years OF
the war he had no rest, and he had had
none since his elevation to the PresIden-
cy. The measure of his ambition had
been filed, and he would be glad to re-
tire at the expiration of his term md
seek that rest which private life alone
could give This intelligence is anthem
tie. for Senator Sargent is one of the
most truthful men in the world. What
becomes, then, of all this talk Of Cesar
ism and third term: 1t passeth away
like the idle wind The fact that Grant
has done more than his predecessors for
his country is what has caused all these
third term diatribes. He had his enc
mics in the army, and he has not been
fortunate enough to be without them as
President If he has committed errors,
he has been conscientious, and if his
successor possesses his patriotism, good
common sense and ability, the country
will be blessed indeed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18

CROPS IN CAIIFoRNIA- Following is a
summary of the prospects of the crops
in varions counties of California:
In Yuba county the grain crop has
been considerably damaged by the late
norther. Fruit was somewhat injured
by frost. apricots suffering the most.
In Butte, owing to the late frosts, al
monds. apriCots. apples. cherries and
ounces are destroyed, and there will be
bnt half crop of peaches. The early
grapes are injured.
In Sonoma county the prospects for a
good wheat crop are as fair as for many
years past. The fruit. with the excep-
tons of apples. has been considerably
damaged by the late frost.
In Santa Cruz county the crops Of all
kinds promise well, except the peaches
and small fruits.
In the Salinas valley. Monterey coun-
ty, on the upland, a good crop of grain
i. expected. In other portions Of the
county rain is much needed.
In Ell Dorado the condition of the grain
crop is favorable, but all the fruit except
pears and apples is seriously affected.
In Fresno. it is feared the late sown
grain crop will be a failure unless there
Is rain soon. The fruit in the foothills
is all killed.
In Sianislaus, it is feared that most Of
the early wheat is SO badly injured that
it will prove total failure. Fruit is en-
tirely killed.
Napa feels the want of rain for its
grain. Fruit generally is damaged.
In Santf. Barbara the grain does not
give a favorable promise, and the north
ers have seriously damaged the grape
and other fruits.
In Sacramento the damage to the fruit
crop is not SO great as has been report
ed
In MERGED the fruit has been damaged
and the grain crop is uncertain. Late
sown grain is not so far advanced as it
should be.
Grapes have suffered IN Los Angeles,
but two-thirds crop is expected; wal
nuts are in the same condition from dry
winds.
In San Diego want of rain has reduced
the hopes of farmers to one half the
usual crop Of grain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18

EAEL, N The FIsLD.-Tke Democrats
of Sacramento county have taken the
field early They held their County
Convention at Turner Hall i'll Sacrnmen-
TO City last Thursday ana made the fol-
lowing nominations: Senator. Grove l..
Johnson; Assemblymen. p. 5. Dorney.
Henry Treichier. DIR. J. g. Jewell !:
Sheriff John Domingos. What is the
appear. Il is unusual for parties to
hold county conventions before they
hold their State conventions.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18
New To-Day.
Notice..

CsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by the Board II Capitol Commits
sloners ct the office ul the Secretary Il State.
up to - O'Clock N.
Monday. April %, 1915.
for the follo~ wing work in snd about the Capitol
grounds. acc ording to the plans and snecIhcs-
tions on file in said secretary OF State ; Office:
Digging n trench for the foundation wall Of
fence to enclose grounds.
Mason Work-Lsying rubble foundation and
setting coping on same.
Eccsva:ins for walks and drives, and Ma
adem!Zing and turnpikin. same.
Setting BASS lineal feet of curbstcne around
walks and drives.
Contractors can inspect plans and specifra-
lions i'll the Office OF the Secretary vi state, dur
ing office hours.
BY order of the PoaId Capitol Commission
cas-,
J. d. MINOR,
aplS-td Secretary,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18
PIANO TUNING,
Prof. Jacob Zech.

PROFESSOR ZECH NOTI--A
l. fies the people OF Canon that heyYTYH
will be in town ON the 2lst Of April. 1875, and
will remain week for the purpose of attend
lug to the health OF the lianOs and Organs Of
hls patrons IN this town. As his stay will be
short, those DESTROYS Of availine themselves OF
his services will leave their orders at the sta
tionery store of Mr.. John G. Fex, With Mr.. C.
". Friend. jeweler, or with Mr.. John P. Medsr
at the City Market spl5-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18

A BEAR FIGHr The Anabeim Go.e'ic,
Of April 9Th. is responsible for the an
ne1ed:
A terrific combat took place on the
9TH, between Messrs. W Carter and
Jonathan Watson. and noted bear
known as White Face which has
long been the scourge and terror of the
Santiago Mountains. which resulted in
serious, though not fatal injuries to
Carter. and the death of his bearship.
The gentlemen were travelling through
the mountains In search of pasture for
their flocks. when they suddenly came
upon the huge grizzly. which immedi-
ately attacked Carter. knocking him
down before he could draw and cock his
pistol. The bear made two terrible
bites at bis breast. tearing his flesh III
the most horrible marn-r, and immedi-
ately pursued Watson. " bn had retire ated
in order TO procure time to prepare his
rifle for action. Watson fired a ball
from his Henry rife. whi' II lodged b.
hind the fore shoulder of the lniurlated
brute, but produced no effect except to
enrage him still more. Another shot
entered his thick hide without avail. At
the third trial the rifle missed fire from
"A defective cartridge. When the bear
was within SIX feet IF Watson. he fired
n fonrth shot. and succeeded III sending
a bali through the skull. Just above the
eye. which stretched the monster at his
feet. The wounded man was conveyed
to his house. and is now in q fair way
of recovering from his injury. This
bear has caused much truube in the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER R. R.

On And AFTER MONDAY, FEBRU-
" ARY 5. Is.5.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO. connecting with Eastern andW sstern
bound Passenger Trails OF the c. L Z. 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-18

SPECIMENS. Professor Stewart arrived
here last evening from Battle mountain
He collected daring the last week six
boxes OF spe"i.tel> from Cold Run.
Battle mountain. Lewis AMI BRlllCn
districts, which he has c5taioguei and
forwarded to Virginia City, care Of
&. &. Stevenson, President OF State
Board of Centennial Commissioners
He is now on his way to Umanville and
will in all probability spend about
week IN that vicinity. after. which he
viii visit the eastern part OF the state.
Wn.n,muecd !>ilUsr STATE -iprd IS
jeff. Davis wrote as follows of John
Mitchell III letter which was lead at a
meeting in Memphis. called to take ac-
ton on Mr. Mitchel's death: Unable
to be with yon. | send you my heartfelt
sympathy III your proposed tribute to
the patriot and devotee 10 hberty-Johu
Mitchell. Together we struggled for
State rights, for the supremacy of the
Constitution. for community independ-
ence. and after defeats were imprisoned
together. AS my friend. l mourn for
him. and regret his death as loss TO
mankind
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-30
A CURRENCY. DEBATE.

Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, appears te
be not only ready debater, but a wit.
ty one. In a speech, last Saturday, al
Warren, one of the towns Of his State
which he delivered to an immense au.
dience, after reciting some statistics
showing the decided contraction Of the
currency, he said:
And now, my friends, I submit to
you whether have not made good nv
assertion that there has been constant,
grinding contraction of the currency
Just here respectable looking, mid.
die aged gentleman, who announced
himself as Mr.. Peck, Astabula county
rose and said:
Mr.. Pendleton, will you answer me a
question?
will, if I can, promptly responded
Mr.. Pendleton.
Mr.. Peck-Is it not true that money
has accumulated to an extraordinary
amount in New York, and can be had
there on call at two per cent?
Mr.. Pendleton-1 cannot state either
the exact amount which has accumula.
ted nor the exact rate of interest which
is demanded for loans on call; but for
the sake of answer, will admit the
facts supposed by your question to bt
true.
Who borrows on call? The mer.
chant /? The manufacturer? The trades.
man The builder ? The farmer No,
one of them. Never! Not a man who
is engaged in useful business. Not q
man whose occupation enriches society
or benefits the community. They can.
not. They must know when their debt.
become due. They cannot pay on no.
tice of day or hour. The only peo.
pie who borrow on call are the stock.
brokers and stock gamblers, and they
invest in stocks which have always some
market value, and put these stocks a.
collaterals, and then they bull and bear
and corner the market until faro, and
roulette, and three card monte become
reputable by comparison. Money toe
plenty! Let thesmerchant take his nots
with a good endorser at four months
and he viii either get no money or hs
will pay ten per cent. for IT. Let the
manufacturer take the notes given fol-
his wares, and himself endorse them
and he will see how often he viii be ne
fused and how deeply he viii be shaved
Let one of your farmers take his nott
for one year, secured by mortgage OF
his farm worth ten times as much, ant
these plethoric banks will not look q
him, nor a loaner Of money unless q
ten per cent. and dcommissions. THAT.
| true.
Mr.. Peck-But 10 there not money
enough for those who have somethin5
TO give in exchanged Answer me that
Mr.. Pendleton-Sometbing in ex
changef The laborer is eager to Civ,
his work, that his family may not stazve
IL that nothingi The manufacture
and merchant win give their name, thei
credit their best mind, their closest at
tention, their unremitting industry
{: Are these nothingr The farmer vii
pledge his fertile acres. The iron own
ere OF Lawrence and Neigs and Mahon
ing have their iron STACKED up kkscord
wood. because they can get N none.
for it Are these nothingf 0essEs
aNoyes told you, or rather told the pe0
PIE Of Nils. last evening that there ma
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