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The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
REGISTERS ORDERS.
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Registers ArdOI.
RKoIsrER's OrTicK, I
New Castle county, B. nj. 20. 1879,

RKoIsrER's OvTicK,
New Castle county, B. pt. 70, 1870.
Upon the application Of Richard T. Cann,
AdministraCsr OF John X. Heavellow, late
Of Pencadsr hundreds In satd county,
deceased, II 10 order, d and directed BY the
Register thst the Administrator aforesaid
xive notice Of granting OF lstters Of cd
ministrati0n Upon the estate Of ihe deccas-
ed, with the date Of granting thereof, BY
causing ID vertisoments 70 be pOstod with
In forty days from the date OF such lettera,
In six Of tbs mOsl public places of the
county OF New Castle. requiring all per-
IONS having DEM mands against the estate 70
present the same or abide by IN act Of as
semb1y IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same 70 be inserted
within the same pori0d In the DAILY
3AxETTE, newspaper publish In viii
mington. and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, cd.
-, Given under the hand and seal
SL \ OF office OF tue Register aforesaid. /.
t~) al New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid. the day and year above
written. i. q. BI00S. Register.
NOTICE.
All persOns having claims against the Ia
tate OF the deceased. must present tho same
duly attested, to tho Administrator on OF
before Sept. 18th. A. D.. 1850 or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case mnde and
provided. RICHARD r, OANN,
Address, Kirkwooi. Del. octi-eod3w
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rsrsss. TeisgrspAie ssmns'y.


There vas an attendance Of $1,000
people ot the land meeting at Cork yes
terday and Mr.. Parnell told them they
should rely on passive ply ysical resistance
20 unjust demands.-The English army
advancing into Afghanistan ID about 70
send out force against the marauding
tribes.-Thsre IL some prospect OF an ar
rangement between the Turkish aud
Greek boz der commissioners.--A meet
Ing In the Interest Of the proposed Fran
co-Americsn treaty was held yesterday
in the circus Of the ps-Elysees.
Doxksric.-There b still no news
from Captain Payne's command, but the
belief that Agent Meeker's people were
killed before the battle with Thorn
buryh's free Is confirmed.-A chief of
Another branch of the Utes has forbidden
his braves 70 fight against the soldiers.-
An account Of the Antafogasta lombard
ment 10 received fron Panama.-Several
citizens and German consul have been
killed during . Communicate uprising In
Colombia. Two aeronauts lost their
lives At San Francisco yesterday while
making an ascension In half gale Of
wind.-Govcrno Seymour and Senator
Herman expressed the hopes Of Demo
cratic vicery in New York.
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THIRD EDITION
! =, Elegant Dwellings,, Mesgssstt-
II Id cent V1esCsi and AcaSthftS Ssss'-
rOandtnOs.


A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE
WHO WISH To PURCHASE. s.
The four handsome houses built by
gg Mr.. Daniel II. Kent on Eighth street
above Franklin, which in connection
with two smaller ones on Franklin street
near eight, were mentioned in the GA
zErTE some time ago, ale very near com.
plstion. They are fine, and taking all
things into consideration, quite an i'm
proyenlent to that rapidly increasing
part of the city, The situa ion is high and
M the view, which extends for miles IN al
m.,st every direction can hardly be ex
celed anywhere.
They are three story, built in twin
style with back, front and SIDE yards
s.f., 4. and An underdr ain. There is q side en-
trance door in addition to those in front.
On the side, communicating with the
parlor and reception and sitting rooms
ba, is q neatly designed two story poarch
which is q pleasant resort in summer.
There ID neatly finished poarch in front,
so constructed As to hinder the suns
q scorching rays from driving one indoors.
The main cornice is of new and original
design, and not only proportionate, but
attractive. A bay window projecting on
the side adds to ventilation and beauty
IS we'll as convenience.
The first story contains commodious
parlor, reception room, dining room and
kitchen. The second story is devoted to
three chambers, bath room and a store
room. The third story consists Of two
lar.e chambers. The chambers on both
noors are all well arranged and commu-
~ nicate privately with the hall. There Is
3 neat open stairway ON the front hall
a 70 the second and third story, and back
stair to the second story. Ample and
we'll located closet and cupboard room
has been provided. The kitchen ard
" bath room are provided with hot and
cold water arrangements. In the bath
room b . fine copper panished tub, .
couutesunk white marble wash basin
and double lid trapped water closet.
The heating arrangements are perfect
The mantles are colored, highly polished
ODD and very attractive. The hardware II
first class, with best porcelain trimmings
there being an ample supply Of clothe
hooks, sash-lifts, sash-fastners, locks
knobs, &c. The best sash cord and pat
ent shutter stay backs are used, and moth
ing in that line has been spared to make
M q complete job. The wood work is o
good dry, clear material several rooms
Of each house are grained walnut an.
oak. The style of painting is hArnloni
GUS and attractive.
The houses are for sale and will b,
ready for occupancy in . short time
Considering the price asked and the elias
If houses, they are certainly bargain
Such an opportunity to procure so fin
location together with sncl an elegAn
home may not occur again.
Those wanting good homes for res
sorable price could not do better tha
buy at one. Mr.. Z. w. Thorn, the al
chitect and builder, will pay courteou
attention TO all who may d asire to Sc
the buildings. He lives al No. l3l
west Eighth st:eet, near by the property
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AN effort Is being made to get ex-Gov-
ernor Tilden to go to Ohio and make
two or three speeches. There is no Iea-
son why he shouldn't. A few speech, s
from him would be alnos as effective Is
. bar'l, and he is really about the only
Presidential candidate who isn't on the
stump somewhere or another.-1tmes.
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Excitement on 'Chd
Chicaan.

CHICAGO, October J.-Thl
on Change continues to inrr'
sponse to higher pr ces in M
Europe. The accumu alton II
100000 bu hels OF grain here
was lost sight of. Whes, !,
cent, corn . to ! cent, oats \
pork l5 to 20 cents, lard loto|
and meats l2s to Is cents, M
tho outside pric' S. 1t coul
learned that there were auy I
ly strong hackers of wheat. 81
increased here nearly 6OO,Cd
this week and prices are 10,
ship.
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TrAInps CRntnrins m

LEWISTON, Me-, Octobers.l
tramps; armed with rocks an.
slles, boarded train from Cui
on tine Maine Central road, VI
and dehed the conductor to 4
After running some distance
haltej on the iron bridge herd
was called for, when the uhaI
cars. Several arrests were md
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I. n. u. r..

The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of 1. U. y. II. of this Stats will be
held In this city on Wednesday mex ,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. The grand
encAmpment will meet on the night pre-
vious. Owing to the fact that reduc-
ton Of fare az been made by the rail
roads for all members,a arge attendance
Is expected.
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RAlLROADh
PHILADELPHIA, WlLMlsl
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD,
June 2, 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, wlLMls
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD
June 2, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington
TOR:
Philadelphia and Intermedlits
90, 8 10, 10 80 a. m, ~
}46, p. m.
Philadelphia Express) 800 "
PhiIa. and New YORK. 1a' wv
u IS, Y 80, s 46, p. m.
BALTIMORE ana lntermedls@
-.36 a. n. 5.lS y. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, Ivy
Baltimore and Washlnslon,IalI
4. w.; l2.1, IOi, 5 IL, I.os p, N.
Trains for Delaware DIVISION,
New Castle, 9.i5, a. m. l.Oo,oN
Harrington and lntermedlsN
y15, q. na., J., I 05, 6.35 p. m. o.
Delmar and intermediate 'A'
an, 1 Us, p. IN. ,.,vs
Philadelphia and lntermea'as
$40, q. IN. 300. $50, p. M a,
Philadelphia and New folL, y \
baltimore and Washington u
q IN. .a..s,
FOR futher information pssss, p..'
feferred 10 the time iaoie' IN III
iepOt. n ssrnsrInt S
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SPECIAL NOTICE
A CARD

1Oal, who are suffering IRON
and ipdiscretions OF youth, nefvl
ness, early decay, loss Of manhd
will send a recipe that will [
FREE OF CHARE. This gres
was discovered by a missionary
America. Send selfaddressed
To the REV JOSEPH T. lSaAs,
zew York CITY.
dec20-eJd &wly
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Eleven Mills.

The Mccullough Iron Company of
this city, has now In operation eleven
rolling mills, at Northeast. Rowlands
vile, Wilmington, Philadelphia and
o'her places. These mills give employ
ment to about thirteen hundred men.
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A1erChest,aufs.

Chestnuts are ripe and the country
around the city was overrun yesterday
with young men and boys huntiDg the
nuts. The crop this year is very good;
much larger than for two or three years
past.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

In New YORK the Courts have direct
ed that one-half the election officers shall
be divided; one-fourth taken from the
Tammany faction and one-fourth from
the Democratic party proper. The Re-
publicsns get one-half.
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General Move.

While the six o'clock "shift" was be-
Ing lowered In tho Tioga Mine at Bodie,
Cal, on Friday evening, the engine "es-
capped from the control" Of the engineer,
and the men, eight In number, fel! to
the 800 feet level Of the mine. One was
killed and the others were Ali fatally in
jured.
Frank Cooley was fatally stabbed by
Rev. George Long, q Baptist preacher,
near Springfield Mo-, last Friday night,
and died In few hours. Both were
driving heavy wagons In opposite direc-
tions neither would give way TO let the
other pass, and the result was fatal
fight. Long was arrested on Saturday
Four new cases of yellow fever and
SIX deaths we're reported in Memphis OIL
Saturday. Total number of cases repor-
ted 10 that day. 1347 deaths, 4O3. Chan
cellor Livingstone, At Brownsville, re-
fused 10 grant the injunction asked by
the Tennessee Board of Health against
Speers and ethers. There are no cases
Of yellow fever At Deans Island.
Information has been received by the
Indian Bureau that the agent and al
the employees At the White River Agency
have been killed by the hostile Utes, ant
there has been q fight with the troops
in which the officers in command wer
killed. The troops were surrounded
away from water, and their Il aims ha
been captured. There Is no news ye
from Payne's command.
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: hirty-FIUe Men Wdihing
around the Track TO1, Prices.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The six days
walk for the O'Leary belt bids fair to
cause almost as much excitement as the
recent contest for the Ashley belt. Some
, three thousand people gathered IN the
Madison Square Garden tonight to see
the send off. Thirty-fve contestants
q started. The betting tonight stood
q to 2'again Blower Brown, who is the
favolite.
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FOURTH EDITION
U.aaenHae.e fer re-nay.

Bcrsasinv cloudi"ess, wi@ occa''onn'
ram, whsds shiftia0 to easter'v, stationary
or lesses tsmpsraiurs, nearly stationary
hnroultH.
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NJ OTICE.-J. Ii. Primrose has taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler q
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and is an entirely new m maohine,
and 10 known AS the Improved Wheeler a
Wilson. 1t Ii the nnest made look-stitcI
sewing machine now In use, and has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will gi ge us a call d.
and not ouy until they have Svamined this
new machine
Our territsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern snore OF Maryland.
Our once, al present, will be found at
I2S Market street. After the 25th of March
next we will be found at our old stand The
Garrett building, No. 7l8 M Market street
~AGENTS WANTED
Ieoo-dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
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ninety fee
In, IN,
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the place
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ID A ~ GIN q

REOPENIN9 OF A. q. WEBSTER 8
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
Monday Evening, Sept. Sth. 1879, ~
the Masonic Temple, vii.
ninxtOn, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses ard Mas
ters wishing To become proficient in all the
dances of the day, and to learn the new and
more shionable ones will find IL 10 their
advantage to btgin with the opening OF
the season.
EVENING CLASSES,
Commencing Monday Sept. 8th. Gentle
mems class Monday and Thursday even
ihgs from 8 TO 10 o'clock,
AFTERNOON CLASSES,
HGommencing Saturday, September ,3th
m mLaaies and Misses and Masters class
auursuays from 5 to and Saturday,
rom 10 .. Private lessons given at an
nour 70 SUIT convenience Glide waltz
taught In a few lessons
opeciai arrangements fer schools and
senlnaIies and for private classes O
Ing AZ the Academy, at RobeIin a Hro;s
NO. 'io Market street, tr by mall to
..noc-, A. WEBSTF Il,
Masonic Temple.
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Six new cases of yellow fever ami four
deaths were reported in Memphis yester-
dav.
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4 OTICE.-AT A MEETING OF TIL Il

nj OTICE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
~ Oity Council oi Wilmington, neid at
the Cou neil Chamber, in the City Hall, In
the said city o. Wilmingtop, on Thurs
day, the 25Lh day OF Sep ber, A, ID.
is19, q petition from enc Henry Evans,
was presented, setting forth certain
grounds and specifi cations upon which he
contests the election OF one James Car
michael 10 the Office Of member OF City
Council from the Fifth Wara OF the said
city OF Wilmington, for the term Of tive
years, at the city election held Oh the
second day OF september, A. D., 1873
which said petition. together W tn the afii
davit OF the said Henry Evans, accom-
panying the same, having at said meeting
been read and considered by the city Coun-
Gil, the said CITY council did sppoint
Monday, october h, A. D., 1879, al Z 80
O'Clock In the evening the ~ and place
or hearing and determining the sai< con
test. HARRY YSHAKPLEY.
President Oi Council.
Attest, this Goth da y OF september, A d..
| 1873. EDMUND B. FRAZ Il,
sep26to6. Clerk OF City Council
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Wilmington Mark q -.
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE.-At meeting OF the city
IN Council OF Wilmington, held at the
Council Chamber. In the city Hall, in the
said city Of Wilmington, on Thursday the
I'd day of Octobsr, <. d.. 1879, a petition
from one Allen Gawthrop, was presented
setting forth certain grounds and specih-
cations upon which ne contests the eiec-
ton OF one Alvan Allen to the Office uf
member OF CITY Council from the Fifth
Ward OF the said city Of Wilmington for
the term Of one year. at the city election
held on the second day OF september, A.
d., 1879, which said petition, together with
the affidavit Of the said Allen Gawthrop.
accompanying the same, having at said
meeting been read and considered by the
City Council, the said city Council did ap
point Monday, October 18th, A. D., 1879. nj
7.O o'clock in the evening, the day and
place for hearing and Determining the said
contest. HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of CouAcil.
Attest, this third day OF October, A. d.,
1879. EDMUSD B. FRAZER,
oct3tl3. Clerk Of City Council.
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HEALD u CO.
BANKERS 4 BROKERS.
CLAYTON HOUSE. wrLhIsaroN' DEL
Financial and Com sssnsercdaa.

WILMINGTON. Dei.. Oct. 9. ts7s
I..s~~s ntock quotations iurnlnhed ~
H,Ald 4 Co.. Clayton House hu'idihs
Wilretnct0n. Del. NJ IL M. to-osS'
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HAT 6IURM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05
Cotton NOtes,

Little Rock Democrat At the
prices paid for cotton last year nine
planters out of ten lost money. This
year the expenses of raising and gath
erlng the crop are not greater than
last year, while the price ia on an av-
erage nearly fifty per cent. higher.
1t Is safe to say that the great major
ity Of planters who were out of debt
at the beginning of the crop season
this year realized some profits.
Trenton (Tenn.) Herald. West
Tennessee has this year produced the
largest crop of cotton since the war
The yield is remarkably fine, equal to
that Of the Arkansas and Mississippi
bottoms Squire Sam Shane. of the
humboldt district, one Of tho best
farmers and most reliable men in this
section, told us last Monday that he
had patch Of two acres that will
produce over three bales Of 900
pounds each,
Mayor Fletcher, of Little Rock /.
Arkansas will produce this year lOO.-
600 more bales of cotton than she did
last year, and will receive Sl5,OOO.OOO
more than last year, One hundred
thousand bales are worth 5000. GOO.
Cotton is worth 80 more per bale
than last year. On 100000 bales. the
amount we will produce, we will get
the Sl5,OOO,OOO, taking into congider-
alton thar the crop was raised at ST.
QO0,OGO less cost than last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.

BALTIMORE. November 5.-Hamil.
ton, Democrat, has majority for gov
ernor in this city of H. ,lO2, and the
remainder Of the State and city ticket
about the same. Baltimore county
gives 1000 Democratic majority for the
State ticket.
PETERSBURG, Va, November s.
Returns received up to this morning
from the different cities and counties
in the State give the Readjusters a
much larger vote than was expected
The Debt-payers are confident of a
heavy vote in the counties not heard
from, and claim the legislature by a
small majority.
UTICA, N. Y, November 5.-James
Stevens, Democrat, is elected senator
for the Oneida district by 100 maiori.
ty. Three Republican assemblymen
have been elected in Oneida county.
CAIRO, November 5.-Light vote
polled yesterday. Parkes, treasurer
and Gibbs, commissioner, carry the
city and are probably elected. Both
ran Independent of politics.
COLUMBUS, Miss, November s.
Lowdrs county elects full Democratic
ticket; very light vote polled. There
was no opposition except for State
senator.
New YORK, November 5.-The re.
turns now at hand indicate that of 3.
senators chosen the Republicans
elected q. In other words, the Re
publicans have start with 16 votes
in the choice of United States senator
by the next legislature.
The Commercial Advertiser, Re
publican, apprehends that the Re
publican State ticket below governor
is defeated in part, if not in whole.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Completc
figures for treasurer in Chicago Civ,
johnson, Republican, 32,6l4; Gueril
Democratic, 1887; Altpeter, Social
ist, 1912; johnson, plurality, 1861
the county vote stood, johnson, 20,
3S6; Guerin, 2l,27S; Altpeter. 3O39
johnson, plurality, SlO8; majority
1869. Returns from local election
throughout the State have, as a rule
little political significance, but wher
straight party issue was joined ther
were Republican gains.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05
River TeIegra,ns.

Syecia to the Lcdger.l
CAIRO, November 5, 8 am. = The
Hard Cash left here last night for
White river. She will arrive at Mem
phis Wednesday night and leave
Thursday evening for Jacksonport.
Ep G. POSTAL.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Thc
river is falling slowly, with 9 feet IL
inches in the canal and 10 inches on
the falls Business is dull. Weather
cloudy and cool, with indications oi
rain. The only arrival and departure
was the i. A. Shirley from Cincinnati
to Cincinnati.
CAIRO. November 5.-Noon-Ar-
rived Dora Cabler, Evansville, am
John B. Maude, Memphis, 4 am;
Durfee. Vicksburg, s am; John
Means. New Orleans, s am. Depart
ed: Hard Cash, Memphis, 8 pm; An
ME p. Silver. New Orleans, l am,
Dora Cabler, Evansville, am; John
B. Maude, st. Louis, noon; Durfee,
81. Louis, lOp.m. Weather clear and
cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05
The New CnI,Ie.

HALIFAX, November 5.-The cable
steamer Farady has laid the telegraph
cable for the new French company
between Brss5 and st. Pioro, and Is
now laying the cable between the lat
ter place and Cape Cod. The ship
was in the heavy gale of last week but
kept steady at work. The cable was
buoyed 200 miles from Cape Cod by
Sunday night The Faraday arrived
beFe Yesterday. Fhe recent gale was
one of the most violent ever expert
encod at Magdaline Island. Vessels
were driven ashore, stock drowned
and dwellings wrecked. At White
Haven dozen vessels went ashore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05
FInding Chandler,s r,odr.

Chicago Journal of Saturday.
/ He lay upon his back with severa'
pillows propped up behind his head
and a perfectly natural expression up-
on his face, except as death siway;
looks strange. His coat was Erapped
abound his shoulders, as if, having
felt cold, he had risen and put it there
and then gone back 30 bed, and hi,
hands rested on his pillow, one on
each side of his head, as though he
had been holding the coat around his
neck. His feet, however, were partial.
ly upon the floor, giving him the as
pect Of partially sitting up. There
was no liyidness about tie face. Be
tokeling the congestion Of apoplexy.
or any clenohing of the hands, indi.
eating oonvulslons, The only unnat-
ural thing about him was the attitude
in which he reelined, which led those
who saw him to conjecture whether
he had not placed his feet on the
floor in an attempt to arise, OF
whether they had fallen that way
after death. OF course, there can be
no idea of how long he had lain thus,
but it was remarked that one side was
warm when he was fauud, which
would seem to indicate that life had
not very long before flown, though il
is said that in apoplexy or heart disease
warmth often remains long time in
the body, His clothes lay on the feoI
beside the bureau al the foot Of the
bed, though his shoes and hat and
oyercoat he had left in the other
room. When seen this morning by
the reporter, after the coroner had
been there, the remaips had been fe.
moved from their unnatural pose and
placed within the bed, so that, with
his oiieS;i, white shirt front unbottoned
at the neck and the tall standing
collar thrown aside, he looked as
natural as if sleepipg save for the
eyes being but partially closed and
the mouth slightly open.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05

Crystal Springs (Miss.) letter in
New Orleans Times Never have
we seen such favorable season before
for gathering the cotton crop-conse-
Quently cotton viii be of fine quality,
if the quantity does fall off. Its very
evident that the country is in more
healty condition than it has been since
the war. Farmers are paying out Of
debt, and some Of them have a surplus
left. We hope they will be placed in
such a pecuniary condition so as to
buy less on credit, and establish as
much as possible, another year, the
cash system; it would be best for both
merchant and farmer. White farmers
may be polite enough to adopt the
course, but the improvident freedman
can't be taught economy.