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LOUISIANA AGIfATED.
ANDERSON'S PARDON OPPOSED.
TIMBER AGENT SHOT.
GROWING DEMAND FOR U. S. BONDS.
TIMBER AGENT SHOT,
GROWING DEMAND FOR U. S. BONDS,
EUROPEAN STATE SECRETS.
The True Inwardness Of the pcace
Treaty.

LONDON. March IA special despatch from
beriln 70 me Tunes says: The Anglo Austrian
demand that the whole of the RuSSo-Turkish
agreement. shall he submitted 10 the congress
arises from the belief that special and Secre;
arrangements have been entered into indepen-
dent OF the principal treaty. Ii would be
clearly useless TO examine the latter untesS
Russia guarantees that il contains all that has
been done. The Journal de st PeteFSburg'S
lntlmatlon that Russia will refuse to submit
all the points of the treaty Ia the congress-
and its statement. that if the mission Of the
congress Is TO result in peace, subjects, not of a
European character and which might lead In
excited and reSultleSS discussions must he sci
aside has strengthened the current belief i'm a
secret treaty.
Conflict with the Vatican.
,,'i,,, n2MD9N; March Il The Times has the fol
lowing dispatch: I" Rome, March I3-The gov
Srhment action touching the biShopric of
SaIern0 must lead to u conflict with the Nati-
@ can, lhe royal procuratOr maintains that
seven archbishops and seventeen bishops i'm
lhe former Kingdom of Naples are under
crown patronage by virtue of a concession of
Slelneht III to the Emperor Charles W
The Peace Congress.
LONDON, March IA special dispatch from
Vienna. to the DdIu TbleGrdi,h. saws. ..RmS
Sla has intimated her desire that the congress
meet meet on 5he :1!h OF March, which is the TWEEN
tH-secohG anniversary of the signature of the
treaty of Paris. The Austrian government
hlmly anticipates that the congress will as
SSemple Oh that day, but il seems hardly posi-
Die That everything can be ready SD soon T.
A Confederate Turret Shin for tha
Next War
The DdHy NcrS has Il special diSpatch
from Plymouth saying: The Wiyeron a tur
ret ship built for the southern confederacy.
but detained by the government. and ever
since moOred in the harbor, has now been
brought TO the DeyOnport dock yard. to be
prepared for commissions"
Prince of Bulgaria.
LONDON, March IA dispatch TO Renters
Telegram company, from Bucharest. saws:
IN Russian military circles il is considered
probable that Prince Battenburg will be chosen
Prince of Bulgaria.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N j., March 1.-THE new
wooden bridge across the Raritan river at this
point was completed by the Pennsyjyania
Railroad Company late last night, and the first
through train Since Saturdays fire passed over
the river this morning. The new structure is
men in little over four days. y NV
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Boy CHoKED TO DEATH.-It is currently ru-
mOred that in a brawl at EmmitSburg on sat
urnay last youth lost his life. The boy who
was killed and another got into a personal diff-
Guilty, the assault being one boy clutching tie
other by the throat and holding him until lie
was extinct. The names and participants we
are unable TO learn.-FredeTick ND Times.
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THE CONDEMNED COLoRED PREACHER.-A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
from Nashville, Tenn, March II, says: The
chester to be hanged there next Thursday.
Rev. C. s. Smith. Rev. J. j. Bowman, and 40
other colored men held services in the jail
yard Yesterday. COble was deeply affected
and cried and shouted. The sacrament was
administered. COble showed great detection
on his departure for Winchester, and while he
said he forgave all concerned in his cOnvic-
tiOn, he execrated them as falsiiers. 1t is be-
lieved he will confess his crimes on the scat
fold, having been urged by colOred divines not
to die with lie Oh bis tongue if guilty. II is
estimated 10000 people will witness his eXecu-
ton,
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The BILL TO REFUND THE VIRGINIA STATE
DEBT.-The Virginia house bin TO refund the
state debt in bonds bearing per cent interest
for eighteen years, and per cent. for thirty
wears was defeated in the senate yesterday
yeas l6, nays Is; not two-thirds vote A
motion TO reconsider was agreed to- and fur
ther consideration postponed till to-day. The
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The New DoIIars Inn wall S,raat

NLw YORK, March 1.-THE first of the new
silver dollars, coined under the recent silver
acl, made their appearance on Wall street
This morning. Being in limited amount
however, the supply was soon exhausted: the
desire to obtain them as tokens being general
and buyers paying fraction above par in
gold.
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CNEARTHING A DEAD MAN.-Ab0ut a wear
ago one GriSwOld, of Sullivan county, was
supposed To have been drowned, and the Mas
policy of SS.OC0oyeT TO his administrators after
suit. Two weeks ago GriswOld was un-
earthed in Texas dealing i'm cattle The com
pany will endeavOr TO set aside the Judgment
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GEN. GRANT entertained the King Of Greece
at luncheon yesterday, on board the United
States steamer Nandaiia.
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Another Savings Bank I'm Trouble.

NEWBCRYPORT, MASS, March l4.-The bank
commissioner to-day put an injunction on the
Newburyp0rt Five Cent bank. which has
drawn upon heavily the bank could 60 no fur
ther without a sacrifice of its securities. With
lime its ample means would be sufficient to
meet all liabilities, but most likely it will 90
into liquidation and wind up its business
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THE FIRST NEW DOLLARs-Ho,c THeu Dr0n-
pea 1hrOuyh the Press and Who Ttey We're
Gircn 1O.-The mint has begun to grind its
griSt. Tomorrow Colonel BOSbyshell, chief
pieces TO superintendent Pollock, who will at
once pass them on to the various sub-tre1su-
rleS. This early delivery. of necessity small.
will be followed day after day by piles count
ing something like $l50,000 every twenty four
hours: The first OF the new silver dollarS-the
the receiving tube OF the coming press by Mr.
Albert Downing. foreman-GOvernor Pollock
Colonel BOsbyShell and Mr.. George E. Morgan
the designer, standing near-waS caught by
the nlmble forks, that have shut to OH MANY
a coin before, pressed quickly toward the low
STEEL collar. stamped heavily by the diverse die
above and as the machine Shuddered in re-
taxation, rolled down into the catch box with
a ch!nk-a poor, blurred, deformed silver dol
lar that had to be melted over again. Dollar
number two came out glittering and perfect.
Stander whispered, smiling.
The veto coin; how sO?''
Why this first piece goes to President
Hayes: No doubt that his excellency will
Jingle ii in his pocket to some sad tune. You
see these first pieces of the press are speci-
mems for official distribution. They are called
the blanks"
Dollar number three fell into the box. whirl
ed, staggered and rested by the side of the
Presidents keepsake.
mementO," again whispered the chief eXecu-
tives satiriSt, as Colonel BOsbyshell placed
the pieces in two of the twelve enyelOpeS
which he held in his hand.
When the dozen coins We're ready the press
was stopped, soon started up again, steam
$4,000 had been turned OUT Philadelphia
Times, 18th.
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ELIZABETH, \. j., MARCH I4.-IRe BOARD OF
education last night, reduced the salaries of
all public school teachers: principals, 500 per
annum, and each assistant from SIS to s75, to
take effect from the 18th instant.
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SHABBY TREATMENT OF THE DIsTRICT-
Congress is acting in a very shabby manner
toward this District The whole winter has
passed away, and so far nothing has been done
toward settling the various questions regard.
ing the government of the District. There is
debt OF nearly twenty-five millions pressing
upon the necks OF the people here; they cam
not pay the interest upOn it, and it is not fair
to make them do it. Congress authorized the
whole OF if, and now Congress much furnish a
NeL0 ReDliLIicnn. 19
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A Negro Lynched aud One of his
ASSAiIanlS

fENsACoLA; FLA, March IA negro raped
a tve-year Old child here recently. The chilJ
subsequently died. The negro was lNnched
by mob last night. The sheriff and pnSS,.
hred on the mob, killing one aud wOundny
five dangerously
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The CHARGES AGAINST CANAL OFFICERS
The house committee, under article "a of the
constitution, Mr.. Polk, chairman, considered
Spates in regard to certain officers of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, charging them
with fraud and intimidation at the late state
Spates failed to comply with the request of the
committee to make the charges specific. the
committee is of the opinion that an investiga.
tion OF them cannot be made during the
be discharged from further consideration of
the subject."-[ annapolis Cor Bait. Gazette.
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FAILURE i'm Cnnn.Ia

. LONDON, March ll.-Cecil William Bowl.
stock broker, No. wamford Court, E. 4.
has tailed: his liabilities are abrur C40eu'
He was heavy bear" I'm British RAILWAYS.
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Death Of an Ex.M. {

NEWTON, Nj. March 14.-Mr. Robert Ham,
ilton. ex-niember Of Congress from the sth
district OF this state, died at 8 O'Clock this
HoTEiBg.
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THE DUEL between NM. Andireux (radical
republican deputy from LyOns) and Paul de
Cassagnac editor of the PdyS) took place on
The duelists exchanged one shot, but neither
OF them was hit. The dnel originated In an
article in the Pays, =
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Crooked Serxeant.at.arus

NEW YORk, March IA Special frnm
Harrisburg, Pa. says, that %. F.GaineS ser
gcant at-armS of the house. is to b. iuKsS,i-
gated for alleged crookedneSS.
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SAD CASE OF CHILD POIsONING-About $50
O'Clock yesterday morning Asbury Beach.
aged two years, son of William j. Beach, re-
siding at ZIG Madison avenue, was left alone in
a room for few moments by its mother Dur
securing from the mantelpece a bottle con,
tanning extract of yellow jessamine, swal-
lowed the contents, causing almost instant
wing condition. Drs. Brewer and Williams
were summoned, and did all in their power to
relieve the sufferer, but without success
BuitO. Gazette nth
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MORRISTOWN, \. j.. March H. morris
county has elected republican board of free
holders by majority. The former board was
democratic
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SEVERE STORM IN WEST VIRGINIA. - The
heaviest storm ever experienced at West
Virginia passed over Jefferson county ON
Monday night. A lumber of houses were
nnroofed. Hail stones larger than eggs fell
for an hour, breaking glass and killing cattle,
hogs and sheep. The heavy rain which fol-
lowed washed the growing wheat, iniicting
heavy loss. Damages estimated at from
$4,000 to $l0O,0O0.
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The shipments
OF coal from Cumberland for the week ended
March 9Were 9.227 tons. all by the Baltimore
January LIS, S57 tons.
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THE TROUBLESOME EASTERN QUESTION:
extensive additions have been made to the
English fleet in the Mediterranean, which
leads. to the supposition that a seizure of
Me'ylene isintended. The ROumanians refuse
TO be bound by the peace preliminaries Rus
sia claims that if Greece is admitted to the
conference Servia has similar claims. The
visit OF the Grand Duke Nicholas to the Sultan
will not take place until after the signing of
the treaty OF peace. The Sultan has conferred
upon the Baroness Burdett-CO COuttS the grand
Gordon of the Order of Mediidie as a recogni-
tion OF her efforts In behalf of the Turkish
refugees. This is the only instance of that
order ever having been bestowed upon a lady.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y GREEN rUNTAIN LODGE, NJ.
G-rl A. Members are requested to meet To-
Ni6lf, at - =, ,ci.tk 70 take action IN he case
B'P!ss EBW E sRD 6ErtL TdEIVER TIHS
VINO. CAUsTIN, P.s. It.
n ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF ST
~ FATRICk-An adI"urmed meeting of the
Haii',n FRIDAY EXENING. l52h instant. Ali
Sir Knights are requested To Ir present By order
II VI B. GORMAN. Recorder.
i nUFFAt% IITHIAx m mTHIA,xo.
AID J'POLLiSARiS
-Jnstlecciyed
urLBuRS'@H PHARMACY.
maTlt-tr l429 PENNA- AVENUE.
n ALL rEKsoNs ARE hEREBY
wh"ny ever on my account, as Will not pay any
ssmsS unless by Pyse'f I6E Be,S9nay a6
" INDIA RUBBER GOODS
L. FOB INVALTDS.
90, CGrSIsting I;,t Of AR CUSHIONS, PILL0Ws,
TiCsTOCKINGS, &C., Sc.
haI13-tr Pharmacist, 7O3 18th st.
NJ A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
Gr:Y FRS of the ANACOSTIA and POTOMAC
BsfdiSg, ~ on ~ M0NDHY. March c 81 =. Is7S, o'cI'R
p-m- The question OF diminishing the Capital
Pin. pm L. ". iEiL G%fnand H. " a. Grsw6id, ri I'd Aires
Richards, j. II. Richards, +. f. SnithSon. W.
y. West. Noble Young. directors. mari 3w
~ HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
E~~P 3lT 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
With very extensive facilities for mauufaC-
turing. are showing q line Of MarhleizCd
Nantes UneIualed for richness of de ign and color
and rivalDg in extent any establishment in the
country. Architects designs for Nantes ami
Ws.nSCOatingS closely followed and limitations of
and beautiful marbles exactly produced.
Agents for BARSIO\ " ROUGHF IRON FUR
MACE. Baltimore KITCHEN RANGES: also the
Russia Fireplace STOVE. Contractors for Plumb
ing and all Tin and Copper Work. With large
foIce of competent mechanics in their yariOHS
branches and long personal experience, will do
~ UNRIVALLED
k IN QUALITY AND PRICE.
Champagne Wines OF
MOET u CHASDDN,
AOET & CHANDON,
Established 1S43.
RENAULD, FRANCOIS < CO.,
nov1-eo1y Sole Agents for U. y.
rR A k d.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
eretiOns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c. L will send receipt that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was1iScoyeTetl by missionary in South America.
Cen a self-addTeSSed envelope 20 the Rev. JOSEPH
3. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House. New York
city. Sep25-eO&k1y
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CONVICTED TRAMPs.-James Reed and Will
nam MilllS, trampS, were convicted Tues
day at Frederick, Md, for committing burg.
larry at Emmittsburg. Two other tramps. JAS
Daley and Frank Burns, indicted on the same
charge, were acquitted.
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A3The Protestant Episcopal church of the
United States now has 4S di0ceses,
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- UNRIVALLED
~ IN QUALITY AND PRICK.
('LAIMs AGAINST THE DISTRICT GOV

CLAIMs AGAINsT TIE DISTRICT GOV
In view of the likelihood OF the passage of an
act Of Congress providing for the audit of claims
against the District government, the undersigned
will undertake the prosecution of such as may be
entrusted To- him.
long experience leads him 10 believe, that his
vices may be beneficial 10 persons disposed to place
their interests in his hands.
AL early presentation of claims Will, of course,
ESure speedier attention thereto.
RICHARD WALLACH,
feb15-lm No. 400 Louisiana are.
TT'HE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
L called 70 the s3hibI,i"n i { Of # the following
BI CoNsTANT MAYER:
The Song of the shirt,
Prose and Poetry,
Dream OF Love,
Pater NosteT,
Belle Of the Vineyard,
Sa fHhSWS9 IF aRf 5GT 70 NJ 1a g@5 p m at
Tickets, (admitting gentleman and lady twenty
five cents. feb27 tmarl5
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Pending the passage of the bin introduced in
Congress, authorizing the adjustment OF
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and to correct erroneous and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
property should prepare their claims for pre-
Special attention will be given to this class of
business, and all taxpayers interested viii find it
advantageous to intrust their claims to me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid at a large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON.
222 FOHr-GHd-d-hoIf street,
feb21-lm Three Doors above Columbia Building.
RECREATION;m m TIL EXERCISE:
sAUTIER's B6RLIHG aSafiR ALLEYS,
Corner 9th and SITS. N. w.
New and Complete. feb16-1ms
1E4vrllSs BAGS, TRAVELLERS ''
sATCHELs, Desiring frst-class ar
HARNESS, &C. Il tcle will patronize
THE EYER POPULAR
TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY
JAMES :. ToPBAM, 495 Serenth Street,
One door above Odd Fellows Hall.
REPAIRING.
Trunks and Harness Repaired and Trunks COW
cred promptly and thoroughly. feb23-tr
TNHE ELECTRIC PEN.
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stencil. Thechespest, quickest and best method OF
producing circulars, prlce-lists, maps, drawings,
pOrston' bank, school, church and others eSr esn
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READ THIS
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W. o. StOddard Rises to ExDlain.

w. o. StOddard, President Incon's secre
tary to sign land warrants, has card in the
New York Post, denying the affidavit of Cln
ton Rice Offered in evidence against Nectar
rahan) that he used his position to sell cabinet
and other government secrets for effect in
Wall street and for other purposes. He says:
No cabinet or other government secrets
available on Wall street were in nv keeping
nor were my means of obtaining Information
half so good as those of the agent of the AsSn-
ciated Press. The letters show that l specu-
lated i'll stocks and gold, but all who knew me
at the time were already we'll aware of that
fact: Stock and gold gambling was the mania
OF the DAY, and for a time had it very badly
but made no cOncealment OF ii. for thought
no evil. OF course l sent my kilograms in
cipher, and in my letters to my correspond
entS n LIRE; freely discussed the events of the day
aasv anS tne tH take kearag on 1t is
years old and give them any required
seeming, but beg you to recognize the unques-
toned fact that the secrets you mention were
not in my. power to sell; attended no Cabi-
net meetings, received no government des
patches. had no access to hidden matters of
state. My offence is gold and stock specula-
even the President and my official associates
were well aware of my operations at the time.
A man SO young as l was them may well be
ment, he drifted for willie with the tide /
did not consider, nor did others, that there
was anything in the nature of the clerical
made Wall street operations morally worse for
me than for another Such information as
that which the public interests required to be
guarded by me or others as a secret
AS to the McGarrahan case, can appreciate
the necessity the New Idria ATTORNEYS are
under to blacken my character. That am in
any manner, directly or indirectly or pros
pectively, interested in the decision of the case
very. positively deny. Whatever Otf ers .IlV
have done have carefully kept my own skirts
clear IN that matter, and can prove it.
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A FASHIONABLE MILLINER IN TRoUBLE.-
Madame Rawlings. well-knOwn fashionable
milliner, has got into trouble with the New
York custom house. She has been to EurOpe.
and on the arrival of the steamer Adriatic She
sent two large Saratoga trunks ashore. paving
Capt. Brackett, special agent of the Treasury
department.. suspecting something wrong.
ordered the trunks to be examined, and theiT
contents were found to consist of costly silks.
timated at from 500 to $500 The goods were
sent to the seizure room, and at last accounts
madame was doing what she could to explain
matters and have them restored to her
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A BRIDES BLUNDER-The Springfield
Mass hepn'5jc"R has this piece Of domeSi icy
Intelligence = A young man recently mar
rled. who has been an enthusiastic collector of
coins. found that his wife. with the charming
freshness characteristic of brides. has been
drawing on his ca binet for change, and among
other things had passed ont an old penny. for
which he pald 500, for cents worth of yeast.
That yeast raised more in that household
than amy previous investment of the same
amount of money.
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AMONG THE CALLERS on the President to-
day we're Senators Wallace, Cameron pa,
Kellogg and Randolph, and Representatives
oNeill, FOrney, Evans, Foster, Ward and vii
Snp
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Loss OF THE CELESTIAL EMPIRE-The L.
5. consul at Bermuda reports the arrival at
that port of thirteen seamen from the United
States ship Celestial EMPIRE which vessel
was abandoned at sea on the I'D of February.
The men were brought to port by the British
bark "Iemplar," and were at once shipped to
New York wv w
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IMPORTANT RULING,-The Secretary OF the
interior has decided that pre-emptiOn filing
is not absolutely required in making home
stead entry, and that it may be entirely dis
pensed with in making The final proof thereon
This ruling is of considerable importance, and
will save settlers great deal of Inconvenience
and expense.
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PERsSNAL.-Privdte Dazel is in town look
ing for his foreign mission. AN interest
ing daughter of Gen. A. '. Rice. of Ohio is
quite i'll with fever ut Wizards hotel
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying FROM the effects
of dyspepsia or disordered liver. The re-
suit of these diseases upon the masses Of
intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually bur.
der instead of u pleasant existence of
enj ,n.4nt and usefulness, as 1t ought to
be. There is no god reason for this,
if you will only throw sside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice OF
druggists and your friends, ard try one
bottle OF Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfac-
tory results in every case You can
buy sample bottle for 10 cents to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case.
Positively sold by all druggists on the
Western Continent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-17
MORE PERMANENCE NEED
ED.

Good roads stand in much the same
relation to the section of country they
penetrate that the arteries do to the hu-
man body. Through them is circulat.
ed the elements which feed the county,
the vital forces which strengthen and
build up the metropolis. Our county,
however is away behind the demands
OF the times in this important matter.
AS regards good roads, we have scarcely
any for years past. Why not concen-
.trates Would it not be q judicious
application and expenditure of money
to make at least one good thoroughfare
through the heart of the productive
sections Of the country?