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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
NEW GOODS.
New HcrringS.

New Hcrl1ngS-
DOTONAC, North Carolina and Lake Herring,
for tale in Halves aud whole Barrcls. FOR
sale cheap, By w. Ell.
May -, 1877.
CALT-5OO Sacks G. a. and Zine salt, for sale
- at low prices, by
May 10, 1877. ". EBf.
GOFFEE- Roasted and Green ALLOW prices. for
/ sale by W. EBY.
Nay 10, 1877.
MECGRONI, Cheese. Beef Tongues, Hams,
vi Savage and Dried Beet, just received. by
Mas 10. 1877. w. EBT.
GCGAR-CUKED CaDyarsed Hams. very best
= and Bacon, Sides aud Shoulders, for sale by
May II, 1871. W. EBY.
DARREL CHURNS aud White Wash Brushcs-
ID Large stock from IS cents up-for sale by
Nav 10, 1877. ". EBf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Foust's Patent Hay Loader,

rINIIE best Machine Of the kind manufactured
We refer 70 Mr. II. T.. Davenport, who pur-
chased one last season. Call for Circulars and
price. DUKE GALLAHER, Ag't.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
FURNITUREi
Wutcr Coolers.

Water Coolers.
TVNlIE cheapest Water Coolers ever offered in
Challcstovn, for sale los
May >. 1877. DUKE & GALLAuER.
100 KEGS Of Nails. 20 Kegs Horse Shoes,
w Just received by
Ma, :. Is77. DUKE X GALLAHER.
DARTIES having Water Coolers and Refrigc-
rators needing repair, should send them in
early.
May 3, lS77 DUKE 0ALLAHER.
CHOYELS, Works. Hoes, Ralses, Spades Blast
= ing Powder, Fuse and White Wash Brushes,
tor sale bv
Nay 5, 1871. DUKE & GALLAHER-
lust received a nice assortment Of Malaga
y Straw and nackinaw Hats for Men and Boys.
WHITE SPREADS from Gj to Sl.S5.
W Dress Goods in great variety aud cheap.
FeROWN Linen Drill and White Linen Dtk,
% AZ GEO. W. TAYLOR'S.
Nqvlq. 1877 Ntsr1l- Market
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

What to write about to . local pa
per: The kind of crops being cuItiva.
ted in your vicinity, their condition,
and whether in greater or less quaint.
ty than usual /; whether much or little
grain or produce is on hand. Anything
about your school, church, Sunday
school or grange; names of officers,
ministers, etc. Marriages, births and
deaths Revivals. number of CONVEX
sions; festivals or entertainments,
what for and amount of proceeds.
New arrivals and departures: improve
ments. what kind and BY when. Ae.
cid"nts. crimes, and fires. Call atten-
ton to any enterprise or improvement
wanted by the community, any public
evil, OF any curious circumstance. Aad
then. leave it to the editors discretion
to oon6ense, omi, or modify anything
that you have written, and don't feel
that he has not treated you With kind
consideration If he should do 90. The
object Of sn1u papers must necessarily
he to get the greatest amount of infor-
nation 10 the least possible space.
Short words, short statements, short
paragraphs. Brevity is the so0i Of Wit,
vet it matreys not how long IN article
+ provided it is sufficiently important.
-EE
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

Hayes certainly possesses a power OF
Cancellation rarely possessed b q man
Of his evident 6rmness aud self conf.
dence, but which, when combined
With the other qualities of statesman
ship, is an element of great strength.
He has undertaken the most difficult
task that Gao devolve upon an execu-
tive after a battle and close election,
that of reconciling the defeated party,
and bringing them to agree with hin
upon important measures, that the
opposition would inevitably defeat. 1t
Was generally be ieved throughout the
country, that he could not succeed,
hut the republicans praised him for at
least making the attempt. But as his
policy developers, and it is seen how
uniformly he impresses bis political
opponents who meet him face TO face,
to talk owe these measures with his
good fsitn and ability, it looks very
much as though he has not undertaken
q job too heavy for him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

Wade Hampton aud hi, Lieutenant,
NJ. Z. Butler, of Hamburg fame. made
himself conspicuous for his folly 10 de.
liverlng buDcombe speeches u every
town as he progressed fiom Columbus
to Washington. lie said he demand
I'd no recognition from the President.
but tia; he was g ping there to demand
our rights, nothing less, aud 80 help
me God, to take nothing less" This
kind Of bravado will let Wade down
With ease. if the President and cabinet
happen to find after careful examina-
ton that he has nc rights. The peo-
pie are tired Of blk talk, and admire q
little more modesty on the part Of
these heroes in bnckram.-Ex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

There il more truth than poetry ia
the following, FROM the Rep. City
Ners:
IF We publish jokes. people say VIC
are rattle headed. II We Quit jokes.
they say We are an old fossil. II We
publish original matter, they blame Us
for not giving selections. If we pub.
lish selections, folks say We are ,azy
for not writing something they have
not read in some other paper. II We
give complimentary notices. VI arc
cen.ured for being partial. If We do
not give complimentary notices, folks
will say We are jealous. If We do not
cater to the wishes Of the ladies, tn,
paper is not Iii to tie up parcel or
make into q hustle. II We remain in
our Office and attend to our business,
folks say We are too proud TO mIDgle
with our fellow. If We 90 out, they
LAY we never attend to Our business.
Ii We wear poor clothes they say busl-
ness is bad. If We Wear good clothes,
they Fay We never paid Tor them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
A TOUGH STORY.

The Cheyenne Ledger tell. the fo!.
lowing story, of which our readers may
believe as mach as they like:
1.-TWO men were travelling in Kansas
last summer. and when about fifteen
miles from Lindsey, on the Solomon
river, the grasshoppers appeared over
them 10 such swarms a. to make it a.
dark as twilight. Suddenly they be-
gan to settle down in swarns right
where the two men were riding along
on horseback. The jerky birds zane
down in countless millions, and all
traces of vegetation disappeared as il
by magic. They covered the ground
several inches deep, and suddenly
seemed determined to settle on the
men and horses. One Of them. a man
named Dan Kavanagh, was thrown to
the ground by the frantic pluDgiog OF
his horse, aud the gras.hoppers, sp-
parently attracted by a green calico
shirt which he wore, swarmed upon
him, and in less tune than it takes to
tell it. had eaten every shrcl Of cloth.
ing from him, and, horrible to relate,
began devouring him alive! His CON-
panion, a young German named Fred
Keiser, had a blacksnake- whip, with
which he tried to whip them off and
tried to = poor Dan. The horse
reared, fell AMI rolled over with him.
but he rcgained his seat, and it was
not until Kavanagh had been skinned
alive, and all the muscles and flesh
had been eaten from his breast aud
ribs, that keiser gave up and galloped
away. About seven miles from the
scene he found . ranch. and was cared
for. He was s. bitten that his hands,
arms and head swelled to twice their
natural size, and be lay in the greatest
agony and delirum for a week. When
he recovered his horse was dead, and
the ranchman went with him to the
scene of the disaster. They found
nothing but the skeleton of his ~
panion. the bones picked clean and al
most buried in the mass of grasshop
pers which still cove red the ground to
the depth of q foot. His horses skel-
eton lay near him, the voracious in
sects having eaten flesh, hide and hair.
As the ranchmen own nearly q whole
township IN that vicinity, which they
are about to sell to an English colony,
they swore keiser to secrecy in regard
to the affair, gave him a horse aud an
entire new outfit, and let him 20 on
his way rejoicing"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
vehfash oiS:s n &. joe.

Il On old saying that one has 10
70 away from home 70 learn the new.
and thi. is verified in one instance ~
la.t. which vas accidentally brought
TO our notice. II appears ,hs, ,~o
risky damses. living not . great way
from Line 10. took It into their head
/. fev weeks ago to have . spree, and
TO carry out this prai eworthy deter
minst,oo. started for Immoral 81. Jo-
sepb with 20 less and consequential .
per-onsge than . da.hing ST Louis
drummer, one Of that llk that wear
striped breeches. side-toard collars,
dyes his mustsche, and looks charming
at the ladies', q In hesrt-.masher. Be-
fore going. however, the girls got pa-
terJsMiiids 70 come down with . suh
cie1i amount Of cash u take ihem
comfortably 90 . trip to Chicago,
where they we're going o.tenably 70
visit relatives. But here is what . st
Joseph paper says 10 Z gard " the
matter:
"A sensation was caused yesterday
BY the arrival Of Two elegantly dressed
ladies', strangers to the large majority
Of the citizens. who, to Judge from
their actions, we're evidently out for =
fi~rs.-clas. spree. They registered At q
leading hotel. AMI during their stay
were Recognized by friend OF their
father, who resides ia Nebraska. Yes
terdsy they left ST. 10, and No intor-
nation OF their whereabouts has been
received, but it is To be hoped that
they have ere this repeated Of their
folly aud returned to their homes. In
appearance they are two IS handsome
young girls Is one will see for many u
day, and are dressed in the latest fash
ioDs aud most elegant style. -Lincvla
journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
SALTWATER, Neb. March rs,

SALTWATER, Neb. March rs, -
Ed. CHIEF.-As our part of tn,
country has not been heard from fo1
some tiuse, we venture to give sOm,
items. The farmers of this vicinity
are busy putting out their crops. The,
do not think it best 10 make any cal
culstions on grasshoppess. There ha.
been quite . number Of new corners oil
late that are going to settle in Still
water. Among them are Mr.. Andrew
Dice and con, from Plain6eld, Ills,
who are well pleased With the country.
Nr. John Livingstone sud Mr.. Big.
am from Jones county. Iowa, the for.
mer gentleman is Al old pioneer, and
says that Nebraska is far ahead of any
new country he has seen yet.
Nh. B. is DUNG a driving business
in the way Of selling agricultural im.
plements. There has been quite q
number of new buildings put up lately
+. BORN and John Smith ATE erecting
nice frame houses. Chas. Teal has put
up a large addition to his dwelling, Of
the native material. Chas. is one Of
Our most enterprisinR farmers that Is
bound to make his mark. Wm. vii.
kiosoD is getting quite a large Geld
ready for wheat. which he is going to
SOW Is soon as the weather will permit.
We ma6c . trip down % Beaver
Creek not long since aud were much
surprised to see those splendid farms
j. Potter's and s. Crpxtop's, AID .
number of others that belongs to the
Germans. would give their names il
We vert good in spelling.) that will
compare favorably with any that We
have seen 10 Nebrs>ka.
W. have 40 fears of gfasshoppers,
as q couple of our inventive citizeas
are getting ups machine to net the
whole hopper tribe,- sotjusaee the
hostile Sioux, and cause u to rain reg
ular every SUNDAY.
Mr.. BunDell is doing . big business
ig the hedge line. Farmers are roll
ing 10 their orders At . rapid rate, and
We expect in . few years to see good
fences all through western Nebraska.
A. l. Burton. our model school
teacher, has setnrned to his h"De on
Willow Greek for the purpose es rig
ing up = cage for some ose's bird.
There vas = young lady made her ap
pesrssse At James Ralph's. net long
since, which pleased the whole Smily,
aud Sim says it weighed FIVE pounds
We viii close for tits time, will
mention more IF our worthless when
We write again. Yours. A. W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
Proceedings afths County Commissioners.

April 3rd. 1877.
Board met in regular session. Full
Board present Minutes of last two
meetings yead aud approved.
Report Of WI. Vance, Oyerseer
Of the Poor, Lnavale precinct, present.
ed and approved
TIE following accounts audited and
allowed:
State Journal Co. books. blanks $35 2,
II. G. Bill, Sheriff's fees 1924 O.
j. A. Tulleys fees in criminal
c.s.. m oo
Petit Jurors a,s IN
Special Jurors 4s 90
Grand Jurors los %
NJ, L. Thomas. nr;n,;np a. on
J. A. Tullevs. salary an, ~,
Al We.,o, m.d;..,..,o,a...
on pauper $40 90 4, 10
n. s.nor;..n,
cd.
l.. N Edseo S,norvso. n ". o
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
Postmaster General Kew s.re

Postmaster General hey says that
in the appointment of postmasters in
I'll. ,outh he will appoint a republican
If he can find one satisfactory to q
large majority of the people. The
postmaster general will never End such
q republican in any southern democrat
&c community. 1t is impossible for
the southern mind to recognize any,
thing good in . political enemy ; and
In the ordinary southern town the peo-
pie would sooner have q confederate
thief tor postmaster than Q union gen.
tleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
The dam al the StsHOy6viNe 20,

The d1m 81 the StaH0YdviHe yeser.
v"ir in Connecticut gave way on March
9th, causing fearful damage to life
and property 10 the valley. The rail-
road freight house and alt th< ears
wer" washed away. The S~tafordville
National Bank and congregational
church. and fifteen other buildings
were swept away. The food is said to
have come upon the village very sud
d"nly The loss of property in Stat
fordville alone. is said to exceed two
millions of dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

A wealthy citizen of Omaha by the
name Of Edwards brought suit against
n young girl, by naase May Thompson
charging her with attempting to take
his life bv putting strychninc in his
food. The exsHi1asDn showed that
she wa a domestic 10 his household 4;
that he drugged and seduced her, and
himself put the poison in the fosd.
The girl was discharged. She will now
bring suit for heavy damages against
Edwards.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

John d. Lee, Of Mountain Meadow
n"toriety, Was shot, recently, on the
very SPOT where the massacre occurred,
hearty twenty years ago. He left be
hind, a written acrount of the awful
deed, in which he claims to have been
the tool Of Others. and duplicating
Brigham Young and other high dig
nitaries of the Norman Church,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

II is stated that the President has
determined to withdraw the troops
from South Corolina and allow the
denizens of that warlike State to ad-
just their own difficulties, in which
which case. Gen Hampton, the dem
ocratic choice for governor will be sus-
fuinad
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
The fame Of Nebrs.ka j. becoming

The fame Of Nebrs.ks il becoming
greater every year, AMI many eyes are
turned hither. Parties Of excursion
lists are already arriving and looking
around and some sre investing in va
riou. enterprise; and this is vel. We
trust. for all who come among Us. The
truth is Nebraska is NV and il room
to become one Of the grsrdest state.
between the Miasou'i hiver snd the
Rocky Mountains. aud yo1 might ss
well attempt { o dam up the riv Z Me
with bull rushe- - to stop Immigration
to this fair and happy Lind. Lincoln
El,Le.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

A shooting ARRAY recently occurred
in Topeka, Kansas, in which j. e.
Sway, editor Of the Blade, was killed
and John w. Wilson. editor of the
Commonwealth vas slightly wounded.
The shooting was he result of an old
rrndce
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

Ifyou know of any person supposed
to be on the down grade, give him a
kick. 1t is so encouraging! If you
can do it in a sly, sneaking sort ofway
you will deserve admiration for your
high moral courage and charitable
snirit.-EE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
Errors of Youth.

"A GENTLEM An who suffered for years
Afrom Nervous Debility. Premature De-
s;cn ni ,i gu fnr t ne ensc.. q y9a,nn1, ,n.,
send tree to all who need it. the recipe md
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profi' by the advertiscris experience can do
so BY addressing in perfect confidence.
JJHN B OGDEN, y Cedar ST.. ~ u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
WEBSTER COUNTY

Bob. Ingersol has been recently
squirting up the denizens of the east
ern cities with his humorous, patriotic
end well.timed speeches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

Over 5000 applications for Office
rave Leen received by the Postmaster
General during his brief incumbancy.
and filed away Tor future reference.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
PIMPLES.

will mail FREQ the recipe for preparing
Tan. trecklos. Pimples and Bloiches. ieav-
ing the skin soft. clear and beautiful also
instructions for producing . ~luxurian I
growth of hair on . bald head or . smooth
face. address Ben. Vandelf i Co.,. Box 5l2l
No. 5 Wooster ST.. n, L. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
TO C%0NSUMPTWeS,

The advertiser having been perInane lily
cure,l o that dread discass. Consumption. by
q simple r.med . is anxious to make known
prescription used. free of CHARGE. with the
directions for preparing and using the same.
which they will find 4 sure cure TOR ConsumJ-
tioH. Asthma. Bronchitis. 10. Paytiss wish
ing the prescript,9n will please address.
Rev r.. A. WILSON.
32-6 1874 Penn ST., WilIiamsburxh, N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
SPEEXT{E,
J, q ZElIlN i co.,

Macon. Ca. and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine simmons Liver
Regulator. has saved me many Doctors bills
l use it tor everything it is recommended.
and never knew il to fail. l have used il in
Collie and Grubbs. with my mules and hnrses
givi, & them about halt = bottle At . time. l
nave not lost one that l gave il to. you can
re Ommend II to every one that has 3 ock rs
being the best me licine known for all COIN
plants that horse flesh il heir TO-.
T.. /. TAYLOR.
lS-ly Agent for Grangera Of GeOryis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
ASK the s~esv

ASK the reesv-
~ ED drsp<pst~s.
y ! ! ! e { ! |. ! ]. { |.
~"" B,iious ssfesess.
AxkklHlkyxAkA v<sisas Of fssss
asa Asue the ms$-
"~ casia. dsessss %
~~ si~rs hos th~y re
~~ covered health.
~ - ehesrfsi SPIRITS 4
~~ ~ god Aeys,Is'hs,
w44A@ii:ss;:;: Hi: . :.; I:
The Cheapest, esrss: sa4 ses. Ia2!iy
2sa;e!as II The Wc.a!
For Dyspepsia. t~oIripsiien. J.aad,ee.
bilious attacks. siek hssssche. C"iie:. De
preston Of spirit. soar Stomach. Heart
Tn. unriv.l-d Southern Remedy 10 var
rau,-d not to contain . single particle Of
Mercury. or Any injurious mineral subs,ancs
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots aud Herbs.
shieh an si,ss. Prost;en e has placed is
coun,rie. where Liver diseases nost pses-ii.
IL vail cure all Disease eau el BY De-anSe-
ment ofthe Liver md bowels.
The symptom, cf Liver Complaint are .
bitter or bad taste IN the nsouth ram IN the
Back. Sides or J eints. often mistaken fos
kheuuAiism ; Sour stomach Loss OF APP
petite: Bowel alternately costiye and lAX
Headache: Loss OF menoSy. 9th . psisful
sensation Of havias tAiie TO de- 50 meth Ds
hich ouEht To have been done: debility 90
spiris.. . thicH yellow appearance Of the Oh 70
and eye. . dry esush Oft n mi.tsbe en- for
60 sumption.
smetnes many of,hese ~ mp,oms attend
the disease. At Others vsey few. bat the Liv-
er. the largest organ 10 the body. 70 generally
the seat II the di-else. . d 4 not kesuia ed
in time. great su6srins. vreiehednsss and
Death sill ensae-
can re~c.mrseud ~ On e6cacious remedy
for disease of the LAYER. Hear. burn AMI Dye
pepsia. Sinnuso' Livss keGrLAroI.
LEWIS q. WUNDER,
is:5 Matter street.
Assistant Poet Matter. P~hiiadsivhia-
W. have tes.ed its virtues. personally. AMI
know that tor Dyspep ia. BiiIoushess. anf
T~hrobbing Headache, il 10 the best medicine
the world ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before SimmoLs' Liver Res
uiztor. but none Of them gave US more than
temporary relief: but the Regulator not only
relieved. bu cured us.'-kD. Telegraph All
Messenger. Ma-on. ia.
''''''s'jj. !. i. u; zkS L 1 CO..
MACON, GA, aud PHiL.A DELPHiA.
II contains four medical elements. never
united IN the same happy proportion IN any
other PREPARATION. Wis u Gentle Catn zrtic. =
wonderful tome. an 1peIceptionao,e Alter
alive and certain. Corrective Of all impurities
Of the body. 0Ueh signal success has Atten
ded its use. thai IL IL now regarded as the
xYYxSYEAL SPEEIf3E.
For ali diseases Of the Liver. Stomach ami
Spleen.
A Remedy in
MALARIOUS REVERS, BOWEL CON
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DE-
PRESTON, RESTLESSN ESS, JAUNDICE,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE, collie.
CONSTIPATION and BILIOUsNEsS
IL HAS No EQUAL
CAUT. ON.
As there are = number Of limitations offered
70 the public. We would caution the comma
nifty to buv no powders or prepared
liver Regulator, ualess IN our engraved
Wrapper, with the trade mark. STAMP anu
signnture unhrukeu Nome other In genuine
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05
Official Directory.
C0N0RESSIONAL.

A. 9. Paddock. Beatrice. US. Ssnsfsr.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. U. S. Senator.
LORENZO Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SfLAS CARRIER, 0%ov.rnor, Lincoln.
Bruno Txrchpck. See. of State.
J.. Weston, LinsolO, Auditor.
&c. Mcbride. . Treasurer.
Geo. II. Roberts. ATTY Gen.
!. n. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Put. Instruc.
JUDO AIRY.
Geo. u. Like. Omaha. Chief sstice.
DtnIGantt. Nebraska City. A.o,. In.
San1 Maxwell. PlstsInoufh
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-05

MACON, GA, aud PHILADELPHIA
II contains four medical elements. never
united IN the same happy proportion IN any
other preparation. Wis: u Gentle Catnzrtic. =
wonderful tonic. an 1ne1c ~eptionab,e Alter
alive and certain. Corrective Of all impurities
Of the body. oUeh signal success has Atten
ded its use, thai II IL AoW regarded as the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

their own property, and possibly
subject 1t to damage and depreciation,
because some inefficient servants have
failed to do their duty. The rejection OF
the appropriation would amount to n
vote Of want OF confidence in Messrs.
Bum and Co.. and the people OF the
State would have the rather empty salts
faction of knowing that the commission
ers have been rebuked, even though the
progress OF the building mad been stop
ped, to the detriment OF the property and
all the public interests connected with IL.
The fact Is, the amount asked tor-whlch
is based on the superintendent report.
and Is the minimum sum needed to finish
the building Be rotSdby TIE people.
II Is for the purpose OF completing and
protecting their own property. and this
must Be done some time, and certainly al
no time can it be done so we'll and so
economically as at the present.
Il has been stated that an Increase OF
taxes would follow. This il not true, as
the levy Is. already made and includes
the amount Contemplated as necessary 10
be expended on the State House during
the next fiscal year.
Granting the truth of the assertion that
the structure, on which over three ana one
halt millions has been spent, has cost al
ready far mere than was justified, either
as matter OF necessity or in view OF the
legislation governing the subject. yet
that does not alter the conclusion that it
would be folly to abandon it, even tem>
porarily. In short we must make the
best OF Il, and let our action be practical,
aud such as economy aud good business
Judgment would dictate. With this view
Of the matter we believe general sup.
port will be given TO the appropriation al
the November election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

= THs New Orleaps papers intimate that
beet sugar has seen Its best days, and
that the production Is falling of each
year. For the pas. half century 1t has
supplied threesfourths the consumption
Of Continental Europe. Last year total
vi l:sl7 900 tons was produced; this year
twill amount to but $4,000 tons. The
average annual production Of the cane
sRsar countries Is 2. l40 900, Of which the
West Indies furnish three-ffths. 1t is
hsld that such , condition OF affairs is q
guaTsntee of profit to sugar planters.
Doubtless that is trno statement OF the
oAGA end the worlds market for the SUI
Gar, o. the South 10 a. promising az for
fhe wheat Of the West.