davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-25

Withdrawn from stots on Monlay for city use
s,1G5 LII whrat, 4,73a bu corn, A,B1a bu aats.
The following grain was fuspectea iuto store on
Tuesday morning: Il cara NJ, spzlng. u cats
nj. do, ia cara No, do o3 cars E~lects1 do,
car nu grada d. t304 wheat ot which 2?u arc uaw};
81 high. .mi1ci cora, al and 21.02o bu No.
do, 81 cars rejected DO. 1 ctFs no 8rado do Gssa
curn>: Is cara white nsts, "a cars No. do, IS
cars rejected 10. cars no Qrs4lo do c'3 oatI>;
cars No.. Eye cars selected do, csrs No. barley,
aears Ho.a ~. rejected do. Totsl ti7a rars]
$500 lu. 1nspectsd out: "a Ill bu wheat, = 25l
bu corn, Alis bu pats, R35 hu barley.
Tho leading produces taasksta saealier Jester-
dali except wheat tbs variation Of prc0s beina nlowor
than usual. There wat general tendency 10 woak-
!u gran curly aud to hrmtr feeling afterwards
The weather was 1nsr though los nos aud tho fross
scare lad naaty dssppsared ~ thexs xas no repetI.
ton OF frost adyees, and uIIaratood that tho
lats freezing had uol materially ansStsd tha ssc,opu
which rA!sa grain for market. 1tuckxheat
sul potatoss Nv taached, but, wheat sut
oats are out Of tho WAY ct frus tie hst lA
been visited BY rssns would only haso been u4sA fo
houp consumption auyNay-nast Of II - fodder
rns European markets tsudel downward, aud ou
| shipping movement Of Mou4sy VA extremely nnai
Wills tha new kfatu continues to forward rusf,
and rradcs up well considering tho short time that III
| .srzot ptucs II xas cot. Thafe Wa 3 little tnul
dolua fos Shipment yesterday, hit psztly Oh Acconl
Of ytss.l.owuefs, who preferred tho risk to ltttE
their rrupesty liz lille. Thefa NAa very sds apIAro'
nelustou act the role Of shipper, add faH oFdess
turchass for the purpose Of Transporting tie pFoIe1
Eastward. Meuee lsks fse'zhss were still dub and d
p1esAed .nd tru!gnts xess quoted ID lower f
tnx s2nle reA.on.
ury goo.ls were iu fair demand 1t ebou: ste1d
rticsa. Tue atiendsleo VI country tnsrctaHts u dA
increasing, hui ~ yBs tGrt$ Il no BFast rush. ~
etotsry u44rkss VIA Without new features. tod ss
srar$, luussss4 ncs teas, aud, fact III t. sadii
| luax EXC fairly Aftu. I'll
, 1875-08-25

HOdS-The 1neagre roeclVts Eass tho nixrket lt.n
totu aud had the lcInand 1een Ut IL! active general
aud niarxod advance Won no doubt havo soauted,
As It wss, there hrpresalde change exccpt In
c4tra hoayy ar,dea. suited 70 the wants q tao fia-
uoira trade which snd abot.t luc higher than on tho
ay befurc Light s.izhst Fathcr STRONGER 1t the
closc, And by not few dealers an carly advauee u
considered Amon5 III, prohatites. aalea were = 5e,
trtci at f1 3OiaG IS for cholera Logs; At $1,000
fso for uktprets nhtl inferior heavy lots; ii e tH
for fair 10 rfn,e tacon Vrses: and At 30J Tor
common to e1t1a heavy. Most OF the transsuta wera
At Il. $40.
, 1875-08-25

This lAnio BhGNe tnAt Ill kue so' A-AE@A o"s%' A'e
National Bunk capita, haa insicaked In va years ely
jlo per cent aud cIrc. ton has relatively to caital
decrease.. III tho Madlle States the National Bank
syson has rrmaneA alnoae stationary. Iney arc the
nuauclal exchanges Ut the hantnl centre of tho eoah
trs. pnd yct have lutrcasea tleie car!lal only
1876 per cent. aud their deposits 9'da per
cent; thclr circulation hns been rrduce1 a.ta per
ceuk In Nav York CITY ,hls backward movemrat Is
cxuttel at its Herst. The following figures, eonpar'
ing cap,si circulation. durtsttB In.l loans Of the
Clearing -liouso bauks 1h73 will! ta R4roa e1ns il
1871 suux that, !a Important arests tlcrc h4s been
actual tetrogression Of banking III shat city:
.Inty3, 1876. Juns II. 4a.0. icr rent.
Circulation. ls.ss2aco s5ldauoo nee.' i?.,3
iosns. 1885,. .7JsY7ovJ a.a.4.sooo 1no., l.os
This rhows decrease Of per cent tu banking CAP
i,A nationul and State Included snd An increase Ut
per cent In leans and discounts.
In the Western aud southeru States the exhibft fs
st.ik,uply different. In the Wtst, banking capita!
has ncExxsed 81, $500 OF 5to Ter cent the ciFcua-
ton $4l oo1 4l.l3 FER csut the oaus aud dis
counts <s3 10Jl03 md tho depels tx. 10000. Tue
extension u banking facilities bus nas II,
fact kept up with the nced for them,
kiace the 1uans haTe grown as thd rats
Of B1I per cent, while the capital has increased but
64.sn per ceat. In tho South thu Development haa
pscp asonlphtua, Capital has incsoaaei 900
Ut Hill per cent; circulation, SN.l01t1 t1o or i:7.A
pcr cent; deposits, 7do7 per eent; and ths loana,
s2s, ,e09t teto, Or lo7l7 per cent.
Whit Is tho eauYo Of tho backward rnnycment Of
New York City7 Why has not Its banking kept pace
with tbs growth and prosperity of lu country OF which
II has pcn the commercial and fnanttal metropolis
The Du!ettn sayE Eraycly: Make tho best OF tho case
We cau and II still euain4 lint Nsw Ynrk City has tcft
srouuI very setoussy banklug ccnlfe" 1t saysft
teau no,lye Of other &a.qnatc explanation Of tbs
fact Injurious bearing OF the lIeaefve lava
ut.on tho banking peculiar to ths cslrtro Of s1-
rb ,npesH This National Banks are "repfcssedH by
, 1875-08-25

MEN YORK nHY0ooos MARKET
Nrw Yvax, Aug. 2s.-Ths radfAes tf4ae 70 domesao
good. vi. fairy scre, sua N improved tohbnS bust
meas usa erected pask f4noy pttpta wsro IN ssssdy
request Wpsstsd dtsss goods moved freely from mt
brns, .saash and skirss wfss In rodsTsts demand.
Wool nanu6a aut blankets vezs IN tsaF REQUEST Tue
tuv Dt'attn aays: Large suction Gals of ribbons,
uunasy goois. and hrsiosy @sA ~ made ~ ordar OF
tim Hhaf4n Tf3dAf nA1t.T
, 1875-08-25
COMMERCIAL.

The following were hcrecctpts mil shipments Of
the leading articles CT PRODUCE In hN city during the
twunty.four hours ending at O'Clock oil Tuesday
mor.lna aud fnr the corresponding date year ago:
, 1875-08-25

noo lhopo ,.," ,.." s,,,.s ts.s ~ ~ "e.a;;s,
s,,s ... st aitn ~s frna rtoortsI from New York
Haysr. toor hoil but siarsns'y tho sensra FEELING
seeming rs has prices wsts too hlsh, except per
hans In aes' pork rhe fOeiine was hoss..r. r.tnsr
en1y sl .ppaseas~aaet to enaass. fsSn oas month 70
onother.
Mes, Ponk-Wa' relatively quiet \. dea,a: 81 l.a
FOR hF very us'!e oeos aoao e.esp. ~ a,t, u.
or seller tho mouth ut tm.e s2a7i $3.50 b1ls scllat
September AZ ~ o. ~oyn . o'.s ~. soas.
~ .o" sao ~" ,.+.. =, IN ~
leta@ ''s'o "t''' !"o .' " snn -,,s,n, =.
u ~. ny, ~ ,nrk Ill nnos ID nt ilt Na
Ioi.
L.Rn--Was dull aud statie easor. cloaus about &c
per 10. H. lu.eF than ~ MoidAy o1anaB' wlta nss
"rfsn' o. oas iree M !. m, ~ .mmrr on ,,r4yao
Irrm.: im tes erIler SsntcF,ler ii 81 LOU Jc5;
uuI 10 scs 'eiler Ostoher u 3iJ.atS13J7H. Tntas
,7ao t's Ino Masset ooee't a. sao4 ~ .aIn Us It
hsMrnGr =, Gr e E1''a. aa!1ss = 80 H., rsr
is a.i,, aud nseaIsr 1t tho 70 cut teluc-
.ou, with ono or two oriera A. - OF which hoatf.
rsfascd to a. Sses Scro oa or loSuy ~ AL ~
~ te n, III n. Thoss ct an nrYaia tAtlus
.,"s T., = srIcr sxeet pickted bsn,a Il; iii ii l1,c
Tue market cosed sc for ahouasrs exah or xoller
septsnGer aao s$o W Mo v,ti ssast ~. "a iiis
~ Long cleafs easa oF setst ~ .ha+ hs IN,
or or. se,Ier se,,.onber aud r.c tor DO seller tic-
/ tubrr: lac for short e1eaFst cAsa OF seuet
HsptanbeE. aad l2ko for du taleF ort'te q. 8atod
fatsss ~ ~ nsnr .h..t ss.r inxn1 .on,.,i IT IL:
sS ,,I 1ora nc ent luna AZ l1,lgI3Hc, eu,aue,-cu1sI
English n,cats for soAt r., Iu0st II i for Cum.
| he.lauds, botrd: Ike tof lula u'e'fs 20; cru
!lte os f4pst t.o" ~, ~ .at ~ ~ II " -
~ ~. Sno fnr atou,dtrs i!,sc fcr short rIS I'D
| l3c for shnst ee1rt-all packed.
0MLA.t-HAs guiet " tue. ,..,..u
bEEt ~ -, Ss ~ s as 4strs III. Ind
sm..s.r4 ri IN hs,s -,
s-;,I n" "t,un.si It nktaAEc fur packor1'
| -
,,,, III n"sGo ~ ;..a5,t,a ~, o,,,, .nat.
fLlEh-"aa Aui' All" ":'a".a'' Aau ss'ts n
htss u wheRt made sesaT4l holders wihuK ~ shals
nr4o<, nrt. ao1ue lots wsrs marked down much
H., - III, h,,t J,t.- as,,e+. uxu,T,v dern,n,,sl thu
A'' -. p'.' ~ ~ ., ~. ~, a.. ,aa.a u,,,,.a ~
ia bsis winters II ta loo Urls wisconsin spFa18
.Yt-.a nj q IA. i1 bfIs patcpt u $d0o; % bIs DO at
- IN, , i'm ,.,x ~. n,ur At s,.M TntsL u, brls
| k''0'' 49, ~ 80 ~ - 49, r,, =. ~. ,stI,,,
ralRu of priccs; caoicu win!sr extras, Si.7asAN
c,nnmon 10 usud Gp. H. DAa.7i choice srng extraA
a.i.~ ns,< -. -, sht.r,rr .r,aA. {, Haab 4.
o,uNss.9'A 'a,s ~ '4ssas a.,.. ~ sstsa A.
Anncsots, $e.9,97.3t fetsat aps'nas' W.toa ~
eprins aupes saues s., ,D09 A5a; rye huur. k54h3aso.
ns..-ys, p,,utx md ws.s. Ii, nuuply uc;uu con.
."..,.. ~, 1"e..s - ~. as,,.,a t.,,. ,r.,. m
aas'aoy III sAs"' =. ~. 49,. ue"s n ts,, =
ported Of l0o toua n slaooS'e.0o OIL tsAeA, sna sse
tII51i free On Luarl.
Couy.,laAL-wax ao,rlnsl u $2s. 80 per ton.
M'naLi~"s~sA's "e4o ~ 'e'' AAs - ''9"
on bard.
WuEAT-WAs nors acstse, md stronger, adyanc1u
~ ., st.ova ths clo.iuR prets Of Monday. Tia tol
!, | ..sn, xa-a nuni.d dun snd h,,sv which with
I
, 1875-08-25

ArGouoL-Was uncnahaed, ths quotation te,ns
sas:aass.
sections has been seriously Injured serves to giro she
demand 1, almost wholly restricted to smali lots
,";1na,,,... ~. torn's. ,rce. ars nrp,y main.
brush th.t wi, work itself 'uto choice Aurl BROOM
at..a . inr nsa,se ~ s'oa oat'ss sy ''@
SEssss; e'o'teu. & .,.,.nt II nh, uo,sa
md between shipping and tho home trade tho daily
arr.vals .ro wall taken up In values thcre was no
prouosnecd change Tho market retaining ehs 'ssy
tono TINT Luz eaafaest,1eo ioI nunosf , eacoa,
past ms suos .,ss. n To-
1,slse.
sra.n.b.ps i. po.sd Orders pouring IN from
al parts Of the nsu'oe. md ssoetr though It'll! araer
slo oe.ns e.r., aa:, Eo,,n.tnn .rn ,ho nr,ces enr
s,.s ,:Ssss ssa: r.o 20 Mon.sp @
Sasss Sms'tsa sss. T. s&s 4sse e ST
:SHlsr-rss., va. ,i,.,s chang. In pu, Of hs feat
e IL gss.s sst ,tass e bs xs &
Witt viii 10 anrfs s'ock on hand ths feeling aoua thO
iwtr aaaon don,anl s,M " toF 3 ,nthraee IL . uo
nl r. coua'i,ne1. nut feelna Inclined to pu. in thts
Wiufs sapHy a. h 1s hos of en9sz sr a1s atr tbaa
"a my ss.s so t n s9s ss5 Il y'fs ar
sIsiv, 1sits III iAekaxannn, ras,@ss ahd nut
t*S d sg9 stg; bsnn sanns G. os Marv oh,o
| st!' st!uI Ep;nots. sj tfD a. 1oJ, -
aT IT, n; 9 4 W so StpIass epS tss
lin ~ :5s 'sif "a. A. ss, :9s ta Il
.ta;: ~ y 10. ts:ssst:'s: no: -, rem, ,tsoa
e n
ts,s; f4inly msckssvi. III. ohs5::5; No. lahore
Dor dor ht1tsns snt VI, s,soSs.3' q h;o.,, *!oo's
M IT, 4 seuses ateer ;.sios, s s"r.. s. sss.,ussss.
5 sss s1s snx ha
INIT ses sypa ary I'd s1s s.1 "y u"
10 sss laseiy ad,.|ei Taa,4ton.; roAr1os'a'r..
2tslss: fursl.h prnns:. 5Asss frtssi
e yeas. s.,. .Ss; 1t;;. z.sss ;s. ins sa.
!a' @. pos.srio ts -x.tsa sppiss ,:,sa1e Mieaia.a
.pf. ie1p. :% s 1a.s
is1r1 ~ 8 tlacfScyr,r as." c. iaslbeities, Il
4 ;;s S:5f! :s!;,s a.
ttslss; 1t; Grenoss .w.auss i3tsi; brArsis 1x.sae
S:.sS sxss xss!s sa.lss sss.s sssns e
as saa;s 1e"hes1eo ps'"o's' 'A~''' &''''-'A 'F"1S-'
@ S.s var y sts TIT snGp sa1 sst; sss
H. Thare a. va l!shs s,.py u Gsrf!o4. I Tie HIGH
lsss e. s'n,a5 @ @ = .:s. III - 'Ss 1ss o;ss:
tha es,. ~ ~ as. n, ,.r uos n,nou, IL ;ho,4l III
IAwson hsssis1e. I; sa pss s., Nv WIG No.
s*:1s;f: f. l.. 4 ssssoe ptt =: ehpi:$ 81
ss S.ssst; S.rsst d. sSssl.s r: bs.sst b.n:sa
BIT: spfs oss ss TT hs.sst GonsefGs ~ o q ~!
, 1875-08-25

rots; ii iii kinds iu stcre 10 etl hn. These ny.
,lecx ttluv An increase inrua laas ~rst Of i
wheat 1906 hu uats L. ~ hu rye. nud 6,.s bu bar.
ley, viii, t,ctpasd of i5j,11y tu corn. rdtAl ill.,
crNsAs. 1J8.4JU bu,
, 1875-08-25

hens very w.at rar snt !" whn nun oao,ca "'
sho '.f' ~ ~ 'sy: a. IL ~. Villa SsT yofE
~ nfm NE n ~ tSn ~" ,c ceE ef
a vo,s ~ her vera ii. f.ct Of wy sa shnrn.. on
Mcsy md ssutr. feeling ~. hs t5',s rsnc'1' IT,
lie sr"Ss e1"p, rM1s hronsnt o.! humorous ssAera
comes nessshe h ~ nns ~ 0 I'M ," pm hs rnncas
!:ss ssS::; ~ ;;s % sas
s's II. @ .a.n ar lpa'kes ffa I'm "tna I !" %
sr,cr ts,to'sr to to NJ cto.ing at G3r
si s-iss ss year el s tts.3.r, closing Il ,he et
" nfa' NJ : o': Ct s:r !; % t1s .s ns Il '1
SsS sS fs.'ar; sa.s @ ~;;s ;cp;t.s! # = 's h
g. tasr ~ =, ~ 4, ~ ~ 1e an ,tI: ha I'D n
rrix,,a st Ss,~e: +o bu c,.s 4. aud yoo b,s
,oaTsT. 'sc ,.sc xss s:iss a. sR reduction
m ,;1irea from Mnn,iay. i. has been VII settled .hlt
hy tro. 1 s,. s W., Ts
,As teass esliue ia rrisss Tno oprnIl.s of III
4. ,n"t 6 ,os M II II. i H.
,yn. r. - MI Il trr Angut orertu nt d. and In.
nroyci to 10 Il, The rls.nH B. Iler Repte1nt s,l
r 1'.I Is n1uye se,tenltcr, closing al 3fu.
ss 'he ser e,,b 'a %a. hsry sa1y w,e ssrs
ss s Will" there wsre fscs buyers M AFT =, VIZ:
III rocr mixed to liz for cho,ro whitc, tnt win
telly dem4u fer ali tho s4trs. orrsd. Cash aal,n
we're reported Of 2lshJ bn Ne, ~: tn' In st
1r: I'D 70 iu r. eeste! At 3Ir 10 lin nj ;Ii.c: 7tN
In mixed Ia tht .nxea At III stl:. track 1u,2tu
ln wLs a. W 80. o. ttac; 400 bu al +o3 4ls, d.
| Iivtted. Total, 5, ,tMu til.
tYR-Hattlly snythng w.a totng n this MARKET.
tlrrs bonK rna!y buyers for cash and I'LL. months
delivery, ani nous Wanted fnf the longer options.
1t ALMOST !nllIussibo to do any tuhinca4. HeIer hu
| guht VIA anokahy firm at Sag o.. whi!e there ware
fra SELLERS for September At 49,: MID Tor tdItr
| vvc Yac4, 4o1 tu by tarpEs at &c 400 hu do 1t
| tBc: tUt u at ;3r, Total, l,2oQ tu.
| bAnf.EY-4t rather pnot thuw!nE Tas 4nosahle IN
, 1875-08-25

The following Instruments wese nied for record
Tuesday. Aug. II:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-11

I'd ARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
nlucca, are hereby notified that all APP
plications for the same, or on business
relatiag thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
nol5tf d. II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-11
Cost Of Privileges for Is Days.

In privileges Of 100 shares; every advance
ON the Cali Of 81 per share above the price
named in the contract, is 500 profit to the
holder. In Puts, every decline OF 81 per snare
below price named is Sl00 ON contracts for
100 shares. Smaller sums in same proper
tion. No other loss or liability than the pre-
MUM paid for the privilege Every Put plivi-
lege sold since the 18th of august has realized
to holder profits from 300 TO 500 per cent
In the event of unfavoraDle fluctuations, no
other loss or liability.
Explanatory Pamphlets sent, on applica-
tion, to any address. lsep 25-lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-11

SITESIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNT
N for few months the eoming lail, ue-
Sire 10 settle up my business before leaving
All persons having claims against me are re-
ouested to present the same, and all those
Indebted to me are requested tocall and settle
their accounts. JAMES MaNNAHu'
Wlnnemucca, August II, l875-u
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-30
A GRAND CRASH !
'1>llE failure OF the great California Bank
1 will not deter MS from selling the
Best Groceries and Liquors

The market affords.
We are now fairly opened and purChas-
crs in quest of ANYTHING in our line will
find it To their advantage to give us 4 call
We pay cash for our goods-having
withdrawn our deposits from the California
Bank a few days prior to its suspension
thereby obtaining a handsome deduction
below regular prices, and our general OK
pcnscs being small, we are enabled to sell
cheaper than m"si of our competitors, the
benefit of which We propose giving to our
patrons.
We also have on haHl large number OF
EMPTY CASKS suitable for Cider or
Wine barrels, which we IL dispose of at
very reasonable rates, either singly or by
I'll" loZ"o, As the purchaser may desire.
Call and YOU will find everything as rep
resented. A. HOLLE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-30
New Comfy and Canal Extension. Why
the People should Vote for Beth.

Fust-Bccausc both can he had, there
being enough people and enough territory
for a new county, and certainly enough
water, and coal, and lumber, and agriCut-
ural products, in Allegany and Garrett to
say nothing of Virginia, to make the eN-
tension of the canal a profitable thing, both
for the State and the section through
which it would pass to Wcsternport
!>econd-Both are c<peciaily Western Mary
land measures The formation of new
county will increase our representation at
least MJrc members in the Legislature and
possibly four. The canal extension will
give employment TO the laborcr who is
now Idle, enable him to sAry debts he now
owes and those he shall contract improve
the interests of the capitalist, the miner,
the merchant and the mechanic.
neutrality-suspicious. for coal, etc,
will he chcapened, for by conal ton of
coal can be shipped one mile for one cent,
whilst on the c. & p r. r., the charge is
three cents a ton per mile-a great considcra-
ton. as well for the companies as the
miners. The new county, in the third
place, would secure to the people a decrease
of taxation, good roads, and convcnicnces
las regards their county seat) an eXpend-
iturc of the money with their own merch-
ants, (Which is now carried to Cumberland.)
and last, but not least, freedom of our
selves from the Screenings and maehina-
tons Of the professional polttici,ns who run
the convention of the county to your dct-
rimcnt
Let us vote then for the new county and
for canal extension whether we vote the
democratic or the republican ticket. And
let us not only vote ourselves. but see that
the people are informed and vote correctly
on these questions, and the result asi,l be
that the opposition TO either will he moth
ing in comparison, ahd that a basis will
have Lccn laid for our action in asking at
the hands of the coming Legislature the
proper legislation looking to the formation
of a new county and THE e1tensiOn of the
canal to Wcstclnrort. Vox.
Georges Creek, Oct. .2Stll, 1875.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-30
CUR CORRESPONDENCE
'.VOx'J versus ''ROX'' in the matter Of
the New COunty-Dcfendant' Answer
to the Plaintiffs Charge.
CHAPTER II.

The several articles appearing in your
last issue over different signatures. while
their substance sounds as though all ema-
mated from one person, brings us to the
conclusion that the prolific brain and fer
tile imagination of the talented ''NoX,"
(Which is annually about election time
worked up to such an extent on the new
county subjcct,) could be very properly
compared to an immense gasomctcr gcner-
ating new county and canal extension gas
so rapidly that unless opportunity offered
(similar to the Homecoming mecting) for an
entire ventilation of the same, the natural
result would be terrible explosion, in
which case tic odor emitted from such a
conglomeration of egotistical chaos would
not be considered by well regulated nasal
organs rs first class specimen of cashmere
bcquet, but more properly be attributed to
the scent of a particular species of the fc-
line family whose reputation and name are
national by reason of having the significant
prefix of ''pole' thereto.
The cause of these fits and starts of new
county enthusiasm of this would-bc legs-
lator is manifest His eagle eye, clarvoy
ant-likc, can penetrate the clouds of mist
and doubt HOW surrounding the pr posed
new county into the sunshine OF success be-
yond, when he will receive his reward by
being chosen as representative to the
long coveted seat in the Maryland Pallia-
ment. is it Il wonder, then, that he argued
lis cause with SO much vim at the recent
independent meeting at Homecoming, of
which it has been said that had "Nox's"
anti-local option speech and Hanckamp's
ale been Withdrawn, there would have
been nothing left?
Were people generally 10 follow the OK
ample of "NoX," nearly cy@ry one who
owns garden-patch would want to form Il
new county out of it, with pig-pen for II
courthouse, for the sake of becoming its
legislative representative at five dollars per
day. But as the impression seems general
that "V"X" is getting somewhat 'loony"
on this subject, we recommend the applica-
ton of II gigantic mustarl-p plaster, com
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HENRY II. ATKINSON

Prof. Hayden, while in Omaha a
few days ago, related some of the re-
suits Of his three Years exploration in
southern and Western Colorado.
Coal of the best quality was found in
large quantities, the veins varying in
in thickness from 20 to so feet
Large beds Of iron were also discov.
cred. Some Of the mines of silver and
gold, the Professor thought, would
prove the richest in the west.
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Mr.. Atkinson Arraigncd.
FRosTBUEG, OCT. 90, 1875.

FROsTBUBG, OCT. 90, 1873.
Mr.. EUitor As politics are waxing hot
it may not be nmiss to inform the voters OF
Georges Creek that 4Ienly r. Atkinson is
opposed to canal extension and speaks in
differently of the new county movement
A gentleman expressed to him the other
day the opinion that canal extension would
give employment to a great many poor who
are now destitute of the nCccssarlcs of life
His answer was: "Let them make Eaicl5 on
the stores" DO we want such represent
alive? Box.
lnasmuch as the publication of the
above letter in this, the last issue before
election, leaves Mr.. Atkinson without adc-
quatc opportunity for explanation, we have
given him the tenor of the charges against
him, and have obtained the following re-
Spouse ;-ED.
TIE combat the charges of ANONYMOUS
andi Irresponsible scribbers would .onpro-
mise my character with the many honor
able friends ! have made during residence
OF thirty-tivc years III Allcgany county. If
| can be injured by such charges, born of
dcpravi'y and conceived in spite, sprung
upon me at an hour when | have no time
left to combat them, | must submit, as 9th
crs more prominent before me have had to
submit to persecution. The whole of the
above charges is a gross misrepresentation,
and no man who knows me, either pcrsOn-
ally or by character, can for one moment
believe that I could either recommend or
countenancc n raid on the stores"
HENRY r. ATKINSON.
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