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AusTrnH gAIFsE...Futura DEys.
- ~ ). Thompson brown,
Pea, Estate gent and Ancsioneer,
I1l3 Main street. II
c,,Io1tTH.THIR.D.sTREET PROPERTY
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THIRD STREET.
THAT LARGE AND. BEAUTIFUL CORNER
LOT ON CANAL AND THIRD STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF
COLONEL ROBERT E. BLANK
ENSHIP.

I win sell at public auction on FRIDAY, 2eth OF
Anrii Mt s O'Clock p. NJ. the above MOST DESlKA-
Bt, III CORNER PROPERTY for frst.ciass dwell
Inc now TO be had Ia the CITY. This lot fronts ON
Third street 65 feet Inches, and runs back between
parallel lines 40 feet to an alley 10 rect nsn f
ertensiye views and convenience 10 business CEN
tres. Parties Desiring choice lot, both as TO size
and location. should not lose this opportunity WIN
be sold as whole In part, as may be desired NJ
safe. .,ro
years. interest added, and secured ny trusI,qeed'
49, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
AuGtloneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed till TUESDAY, 30th OF April: at
O'CLOCK p. NJ j. THOMPSON BROWN,
an 09 Auctioncer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN

f. OMAIISSIONERS'S SALE OF LAND IN
~ CAROLINE COUNTY.-By virtue of decree
Of the GhanceEy Court of Richmond, entered IN the
salt of walters assignee uS.Anderson. on the 4th OF
April, as7a, we will proceed to sell at public auc-
uo.s, at the Bowling Green, in Caroline County on
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1873. mt 10
O'Clock ~, fthat being the first day OF the Circuit
Court OF said county,) ell that TRACT OF LAND
lying:on the North Anna river near AnGerson'J mill,
In said county lately bopcht in this cause BY Thona
rs Kelley. who now resides thereon, containing 42B
acres by recent survey. There are on this land ali
the necessary out-buildingS.
TERMS OF SAFE: Enough In cash to pay the ex<
penses OF sale and the costs in said suit incurred in
obtainlng the decree OF sale ald sfwith In
terest thereon from the ! lth Of December. 1877:
S4lI.73 on the 18th Of December, 1878, and
s ssE on the llth December lG59-the said de-
purchaser, waivine the homesiead aad BY retaining
the title The residue OF The purchase,ioney to be
sscnrea 10 suGh manner and made payable &C such
LINES as Thomas Kelley may direct. or IL he falls SO
70 40, as the said commissioners may see a..
& u JOHN L.s MAKyE,
g HILL CARTER,
ap S4-eodtds Commissioners,
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
" SALE OF A FARM OF FORTY-EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND ON THE WESTHAM ROAD,
ABOUT THREE MILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
BY virtue Of decree Of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on the 9TH OF March, 1878, the undersigned, A. II.
Sands and, Thomas G. jackson, as special commits
sioners appointed for that purpose, and James 81.
Dooley, as trustee in deed from George w Neyill,
dated 10Th of March. 1868. and duly recorded In
the ceras ofice of Henrieo County Court, and also
as trustee in deed from uatarne s Elsom, dated
I'd of january, 1873, also recorded In SAID county
Court will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 26th OF April, 1873. AZ
o'clock p. NJ, the ABOVE TRACT OF LAND, upon
the following
TERMs-viz One fourth cash; residue at twelve
and eighteen months, tor negotiable notes. interest,"
added and title retained until the further order OF
said court.
TIE foregoing tract of land has on 1t comfortable
improvements for small family. and the soil is OF
good quality. Said land adjslns that on which MI:
Stoops now resides, and is opposite to the farm OF
MIR. John Lindsay.
: A. II. SANDS.
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
ANS Trustee.
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HOTELS.
COMMtssIoNER,s NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
THOMAS N. JONES VS.. FL. x. ELY
Il SON, TRUSTEE, AND ABNER F. HARVEY,
IN THE cHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND Q1TY,
Extract from decree Of April ., 1881
4 Tsa court doth adjudse, order, ard decree
that this cause be referred to ohe of The commits
sinners of this court to inquire and report:
1st. What debts and liabilities there are III any
of the late firm OF Harvey 81 Jones.
ia, Whether tharc Is any liability or indeDtednesS
now unsatisfied embraced In OF secured by TIE deed
OF Thomas n. Jones to Henry Il. Ellyson, trustee,
GATED the 26,h day of April, 1870 and recorded In
The clerks Office of this court.
And said commissioner is directed to give the
amount of every such debt and liability, to whom
due, and when payable, together with any other
matters deemed pertinent by him, or which may be
required to be stated by any OF the pal ties 10 this
cause. - -
Ills MAIN STREET. :
RICHMOND, VA, April 4, 1878. }
Notice is hereby given that have appointed
SATURDAY, May 4, 1878, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and my Office In the city Of Richmond, as the time
and place for receiving proof OF all claims referred
10 in the decree OF which the foregoing Is an eN-
tract.
Given under my hand the day and year above
written, 0. G. kEAN>
,..-s Commissioner.
J. A. COKE, D. q. ap 5-F4w
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Last Year several of the LOTS embraced In the
foregoing advertisement were sold BY said trustees
according to map then prepared by Joseph j.
Peasants surveyor. The balance of the lots. about
l42 in number, will now be positively sold accord
ing 10 said map. THE TRUSTEES.
an 1929, My2,4,6.&7
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RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COAIMENCI>G MAY -, l>77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
3.oOP. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAf.TI'}E> X.
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"nh.c,,t -
West Point with steamer l!aEt1A ~
All points on York river and lAI'.-
more Arr ,cs in Baltimore ~ \.
NJ. connects with rti-,su"> for " 49,
ington, Philadelphia, New i'f>. ~.
ton. and all western p"hts. tu'"'' b.,
AT Richmond with trains an Hi"h'"'.I
and Petersburg ana chc,Air''"' '''
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. "LO
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: AMI
500 NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AMI >\I.
URRDAI. Connects WITH 'irliI.i'
at West Point Tor river laudins>' -
tmore, and al! western points. ~
meets al Richmond with trains ~ '-"-
,uoud and Dauv lie i7itroid.ltlch".| '.
and Petersburg, and Chc>aucaEe i~'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except >.A-
day.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond ,TrE>!A1,
THURSDAY, and SArIKDAl. Ca.
meets with trains on RichiE"F! 49,
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ''.''
railroads. Steamer Havana l'i''> la'.
tmorc from Pier lii l.iSht >..,'
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, All! FIX.
DAY, ut +. NJ. CONNECTS Va
trains from Philadelphia, ~" 'F>
and western points, and AZ " c'l ~
with trains FOR Richmond a.' ~
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond MONDAY" cD-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ani ~
S:l5P. M.TUESDAI, THURSDAY. ani 81.
URDAY. Contacts with steamer Il
West Point from Baltimore. coy
meets with Richmond aai ia2''5''
Richmond aud Petersburg. ani Ca-N'-
Dcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. VI. Arrives AT Richmond daily cNcci' sam
day. Connects with Richmond a"i
Petersburg aud Chesapeake &LiI V".o
railroads.
No transfer OF freight nj Richmond To- or !-'in
southern points Cars run through between At-Al.-
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest Fa'ef'
guaranteed. $1,000
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed Ea.c''
Issued TO al northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern A-o
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad llchc! w
ace, S26 Main street: at The Exchansn Hole, i-S
company's depot, corner Twenty-thiri and OVH1
streets, Richmond, Va. -,
ma23 II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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CHESAPEAKE ANT ONO EhILEOLD.y
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
March /. ISIS !
CHESAPEAKE AND . II 10 RAIL.
OROAD.--On ana after MARCH 3, ISIS, p4..
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FOR LEASE.

TOR LEASE, FOR TEN YEARS, GA
Z SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.FlVE E;I
ARABLE ACRES OF RAPPAHANNOCk RED
CLAY FLATS, adjoining this city. with my RESI-
DENCE, which has modern improvements; Is
stocked with team ants implements without regard
To cost: has had IS 600 in bonedust, &C., since the
war and averages fifteen 10 thirty bushcls.of wheat
or Owe eight brels OF corn per acre; No letters;
personal inspection ALFRED BERNARD.
mn 6-codlm* Fredericksburg, Va.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
NEARsHALL-PARK PROPERTY.

THAT DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND FRA NRL1N
STREETS, WITH A LARGE
LOT ATTACHED.
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will SELL on the premises, at public auction, on
BILE BRICK DWELLING, No. 200 Franklin
street, v ith detached Kitchen, located Us anove.
The dwelling is three stories high has eight rooms,
mands beautiful view.
The lor is a large and pretty corner lot. fronting
seventh street. which street two lots Of Z5 feet
each could be taken from the property without ma
terial injury to the Franklin-street front
The late improvements OF Marchall Park have
made this corner property very attractive and de-
Sirahe.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months with per cent. interest," and
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
an DC Auctioneer.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

NcHoR LINE. -
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY,;
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gance and comfort. All statc-roOmS on main
deck. and saloon amidships.
SALOON CABINS. Sh5 TO $50. currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, $40.
Excursion tickets for F!rst-Class Passage, New
York to Paris and return, S135 TO Sl95, according
TO state-roOm ami route chosen.
For books of information, plans, &C.. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, New York,
or GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.,
Office Old Dominion Steamship Company.
j. T. GIBSON,
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
2,p
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

AT REDUCED RATEs-E.si
New BRICK DWELLING on Sixth street be-
tween Main aud Franklin, eight rooms; all modern
improvements. 500.
For rent, the LARGE FRAME DWELLIN cor
ner Franklin and Fifth Streets suitable for board
ing-house. VIII he rented very low.
For rent, NEW. BRICK DWELLING No. BIG
west Cary street, eight rooms; and Kitchen, bath,
For rent, NEW BRICK DWELLING No. sos
Twelfth street, near Clay. now occupied by b. NJ.
Quarles; seven rooms and all the modern improve
Also, NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 500 west
Grace street, eight or rooms5 ell modern I'M
5,rovements. $500 per annnm.
Also, PRATTrS COTTAGE, Gam2Se's HILL eight
rooms will tie repaired. Rent, $500 per annuln.
Also, BRICK DWELLING Ne. S19 Franklin
street, Aliens Row, twelve rooms; kitchen, stable
Also, BRICK DWELLING No. 6s1 north Fifth
street. recently put thorough order; eight rooms
and modern improvements. $500.
Also, BRICK DIV ELL(NG Ne. sos north Nine
teenth street, seven rooms; Kitchen. gas, aud water.
Also. BRICK DWELLING. corner Clay and
Third streets, six rooms, gas. Nsser, &C. SIG per
month. FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
APP 25-St No HOS Main street.
TOR RENT, THE UPPER POR- a.:
II TON OF HOUSE No. 1924 east Main ~
street; eight rooms besides kitchen; gas water, &c
Entrance from Eighteenth street. Apply 10
j. s. MOORE,
corner of Eighteenth and Main streets.
. an 25-lw<
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RAILROAD LINEs.
GA &a - - 80 80

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAU-
1A ROAD COMPANY,
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By Frank p. Hill.
Real Estate Auctioncer,
HOS Main street,

ap FREDERICKSBURG
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old TEFFS
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ,slssI4Ezs&sssz.
steamship WYANOKE. Captain CoUcH, will sail
FRIDAY, April 26th, at O'Clock AM.
Freight received until % O'Clock a. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch to Ill points north. south, east
aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommO dationS unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. yl2; lound-trip tickets,
1874. Steerage, S6 and rs.
For freight or passage, apply to
G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
M 24-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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By Jas. MacdougalI, Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

"
BY virtue Of an order of The United States Dis
trict Court, in the matter of William j. Swords,
bankrupt, viii sell at suction for cash. ut 523
Broad street, on THURSDAY, May 2, 167 "a. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, STOCK OF GOODS, consisting. in
part, OF u fine assortment of FURNISHINGS for
ladies, gentlemen. and &C.,
&C. Also, 2 SHOWCASES, 1 STOVE. &c.
&. L. RAMSDELL,
apes United States Marshal.
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I ,srr.rIs.a ls.LA,,,IEs,l....rrtspax.
ByJ. r. Hocsaday, General Aucstoneer,
1898 Main street. q 81,

IN r.. Hocaaday, General Aucsioneer,
1893 Main s.rees.
ii UcTIoN SALE OF O ocERIEs,
Topaz as % o'clock !. siii essr choice seIec-
- sl; GAR sss s a "a 6 ,EFEEs.
sSSss .s ,sls ~ s SssEfsss
WY 5ab !sSs 'es soEhssSs CUT HER
RS ;sl t aEs r., porA.
cAASES OYSTERS, PEACHES. and ToMA-
100 i ssess VIRGINIA. PEANUTS,
and other goods TOO numerous to mention VIII De
added up e hsa @t e 81 * General Auctioueer
ap go . 1923 Main street.
BY Jno. E. Lauxhton. Jr. tAgcnt,,, Auctioneer,
No. 1923 franklin street.
uANDsOAE WALNUT CHAMBER
EnREIggKaER sI sSeE vii All a. my
sn na xsr9 9Gase a1 Walnut ABER SUIT
pIsss e Sss n Ts 1Ra sSsGSSr
s Sne ses q dMSiHoGANY DiSiNs.TABIEs four
teen feet long, of very old style, with brass era"
New rfss COVERED SOFA q ,REn 5;
NEDSTEADS, LEAF-TABLES, CHAlhS,
REFRIGERATORS, CLOCKS.
COOKING-STOVES. TENDERS,
One excellent FEED-CUTTER.
CHECK-AATTING, DEMlJO JOHNS,
STONEWARE, &c.
,,oG -. ~. / Auctioneer.
Bv Il. S. Anderson & Son, Auctioneers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY, AT 10
BACON siDEs, SHOULDERS. HAMS, land
BrJLk SiDEs and SHOULDERS,
SPARE.RIBS. JOLES, MACKEREL,
NORTH CAROLINA CUT and GROSS HER
EAsTP0RT HERRINGs, GOLDFISH. HAZE,
COFFEE, SUPERFINE FLOUR. BUTTER,
LARD, CHEESE. IRISH POTATOES,
HtlMISY. SOAPS toilet and laundry,
Tubs, BUCKETS, WASHBOARDS,
RROOAiS, BLACKING, TWlNE, &c, &C.
m 26 L. s. ANDERSON 6 SON.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH ~ss.
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-.1alaa..sssgs
SHIP LIEE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA Pk0El-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES a WEEk.--Until further
notice the steamers of this line will make tr-weekly
trips: leaving philadelphia every UESDA I /,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, aid avoiding transfer.
W.P PORTER. Agent,
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wlary-s Philadelphia.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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p, S-Thc lien creditors Of the late w. Fl. Bran
der are earnestly requested to attend The sales
Should they become purchasers, they Will DC allow
ee W 0A''' '''' TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL -uTsSSSs
A. RIVER, PROVIDENCE, AND BOS- GEERSsasses.
TOE.-Sleamer EVERMAN, Captain PLAT. will
receive freight for the above ports until FRIDAY
the 26th instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ap2 5-2t ". =. PORTER, Agent.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AHD tHh>rkAhLt
RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY IL l~'''
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Ns,, Alexander correspondOnss

..,. SS1ls,F.A.Lrz.SDsn, Pa, March II.
IN aI Ti',, humble |! correspondent. paid hi.
s', 'alt 70 No. 5 School House in your
10y on Saturday last, and il n proved Uti
II, !. gala day. The weather was nil
81 t0ald BE desired. Arrived there at
iGSI " The Court was opened at
i ", y; By the Chairman, col. Curtis.
l,,,,,'. ' Liberty A paper was BY him
In. l 70 bis associates on the com.
IA sohn Howard and J, @. Sample,
!, ~, ~ "a, signed, to try Messrs. E, BIsy..
III a. ssa Joseph Hervey for improper
0rSs, " II Trustees Of said No. s School
III, ,, Blayney aud Hervey had for
Es,,.S '0f Tly' Me'Sts. Jordan and Nc.
CSSns Inc opposite side had Judge
fssIi,.a aud brother, all oil your city,
DsaI,S 4 pa''iSs we're assisted by W. NJ.
u .1 E-q' The hearing Of Witnesses
vi. S.saes occupied the time Of he
VIA and evening until VI P. M,
Nv @e J. committee asked for time until
Es.,SS,,ooaIh e 10Th Inst, but at The same
b Us,II eS q aeasrs. Hervey and BIay.
aAe eo,, 'ne above mentioned meeting
Ia, SI5@nIttee. We are sorry to hear
&SsiI sLoa 10 any school, church
AS.Iia such has a tendency 10 crestT
d., ',lsS' among neighbOrS' ,S % ara rs.
political. oVTslpEa.
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Our Grafton Letter.
CLARION, W. Va, March IL.

.. GSAFroS, W. Va, March II.
tiliaa laituiE,aWr.
ie't'tday being fine day there was a
turnout at all the churches, as Il
aE o'sn announced th at a temperance
a, aa1a EOnld be preached by the minis.
. saoI The different denominations. A
aapefanCe meeting ia held every Monday
" q one Of the different churches,
~ ~ y Te veil attended, aud quite a nun.
, r,4 'sneF' secured 10 the pledge each
=, 4' III time Tor the election Of Mayor
w.. ~ .GanciInen Ia near there Is u great
' 'Ioa ZEN 9tinS made by the whirky men to
10 i. .leIf candidates, which accounts for
~Intt y. y Of The temperance question.
n,, ~ y 40. Company expect the new
,StH'Aety Tor their carpenter shop this
~ 'SI' which will give employment TO
"" lumber Of idle men and boys.
i,' 'aouSs that several families are NOV.
. ssESa Wheeling to hi. place, former
y W., oil the D. 4 0. at that point
sr .'' ,l ASu'e' are getting very scarce
I I,',, l'd landlords cdtrespondingly
M ~ 4! Masonic Go!, Fraternity intend putting
NJ. .1 no. building this spring, which, to-
NJ INV, 'n The expectation Of getting u
M, y n makes the business pros.
F'A'' 'fraItOn rather flltering. c,
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What Comes OF Forsaking the
Farm. -

Eurm.
Thousands Of hard.working and enter
prising men who have accumulated lit.
lie money on their farmp, have been seized
with an insane notion that any business
would pay better than farming, aud have
sold their farms, which had always proyid.
ed them with substantial living, and
perhaps with some surplus, Fastening to
trade centres 10 invest their little capital
In some OF the many delusiye schemes Tor
making two dollars out Of one in an in
tinitely short space OF time. Farmers who
are In comfortable circumstances should
be contented In "ietting well enough.
alone:" let their ambition be rather TO i'm.
prove and perfect business that they are
acquainted with, than 10 grasp at some
thing beyond their reach and capacity.
Let them remember that 5000 we'll In
vested In farm and stock and crops will,
combined with industary and economy.
afford better support to their families
and themselves than could be derived
from the income from $40, 900 in cash or
bonds, in the average city. Let them bear
in mind that the city resident is obliged
to pay two or three profits on everything
he or his family consumes, that in time
OF scarcity and high prices for breadsntfs
and provisions his income may remain
the same, without means Of increasing IL,
while the expense OF living is largely en-.
HANGED. In conclusion, there are draw.
backs 10 every occupation and business,
but II will be found that the ownership
oiimproyed farm land, and its occupation
by industrious, intelligent cultiyatorso OF
the soil, combines more Of the elements
Of true wealth; comfortable subsistence,
Independence and certainty Of result than
any other calling.-lfiehigau Farmer.
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Massey
MIR. Nasty Wants supplemental
Action 10 the silver BILL, With
N View 10 Entire Relief
CoHFEDRIT X ROADS,
WITCH 10 In the State Of Kentucky,
March q 1873.

N View 10 EutlEe lkeleL
CosHEDMT x ROADS, 4
WITCH 10 In the State Of Kentucky,
March Q, 1878. }
The Silver Bill Is passed bat the Cor
ners hezen't, eE yet, experienced the re-
lief that It expected. Bascom sed prompt.
" that he wuS law abidin citizen, and
shood take silver. Nv course he'd wat
cred his whisky to meet the depreshtatid
currency he wiz TO be paid In, but he felt
tolerable well after oil. Silver wnz better
than nothin, and he felt that times Good
not but help improve with silver made
SGentlemen,n he sed "silyer is now
money, and / shell take II. Come up with
yoor silver and wipe of your indebted
mis-, or 700 git nothin' more at this bar J
What wux we to do2 We didn't none
Nv us hey any silver any more than We
he'd greenbax. We coodent any nv ue
nav, and the people are mnrmurin. All
thai we hey got out Nv It 30 fur, is de-
preshisted article Nv likker, wich, ef our
promises is good for anything, gives Bas-
com iust that much more proit. The
debtor class amt profted at all, for 1t
can't Kit no silver to pay with.
FL the government hez any mercy onto
us at all, Il will procoor car loads Nv ell.
yer TO wunst, to be distribbitid pro-rata
among the citizens. That wood give US
releei. onless the government does this
the silver bill is 4 mockery, deloosion
and a snare. w wat good is 1t to say to
me, "You kin pay of your debts at a dis
count with silver ~ when l amt got no
silver and can't get it? Fl had any
sekooriues to put up, Good pay my
debts 10 paper money or gold; for good
colIaterais | kin borry all want now.
To give US the relief we want, either
the government hez got to supply us sil.
yer, or let me carry out my projeck Nv
munissipal bankin. Either will do. But to
leave II where It Is is boiler mockery; its
eiyin us q stun when We ask for bread.
It's giyin US hope Nv suthin when the re.
.izashunuyl 1t Is ez fur from us ez ever.
Wat good ez II TO me 10 make silver legle
tender, onless you provide me with silver
to tender? I afn't got no silver, and
can't zee how lam TO git any. i want
either car load Nv silver distributed in
the Corners, or I want Unlimited munis.
sipal bankin. One or the other Is neces-
sary 10 meet the wants Nv men like my
self, for which all fnanshel projeeks are
made. Men who hev the faculty Nv
workin, and to whom likker at stated and
rapid intervals amt necessity, manage
to git along without fnanseerin. FL
they ane goin to financeer for me, l
want EN- to do suthin practicle.
PETROLEUM v. Massey,
Finalseer.
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