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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17


John l.. Sullivan, the paGiiist, has writ.
ten to friend In New York that he has
heard great deal OF talk about Sla'le
meeting him IN the prize-riag with bare
knuckles, and that he is prepared to fight
the Maori at any time in any state wher.
Il can be done without the interference Of
the authorities, from one week to three
months from the date Of the signing Of
the articles, for from 5000 to $4,000 i
side. Sullivan sftirms that he does not
want TO wait six months about it, as
Shades hacker proposes. He believes five
weeks is enough for any man to train and
get himself In fihe trim, and he writes,
III Slade won't make q match, | will fol.
low him and the combination mp and
challenge him at every place he stops 10
give All exhibition" .....
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Two battles have recently occurred in
chihuahua, Mexico, between a company
VI volunteer soldiers and band Of hostile
Apachrs. The Nexicans struck camp
Of Apaches when most Of the lighting men
were away, and killed and scalped II In
dians and captured 50, mostly women and
children, They also took IS horses aud
provisions auG camp equipments. The
Apache warriors overlook the Ae2icans,
and 10 battle killed six Mexicaus and re-
captured some Of their horses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
Hlarrla9es.

At Bethesda Church, near Moler's
Cross Roads, on Wednesday, February
"a. By Rev. w. @. Eggleston, DIR. SAM'L
4. KNOTT AMI Miss LILLY A. REIN.
HART, all OF this county.
At the Lutheran parsonage, In Martins
burg, on February sth, be Rsy. X. e..
Holland, Mr.. CHARLES r. BYER5 TO
Miss ANNIE b. MILLER, both Of Berke-
ley County.
November 27th, at Trinity Episcopal
Church. Washington, ID. c.. Mr. A. H..
QUENZEL TO Miss &. EUGENlA
FAULKNER, Of Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

In, Redwood. Ohio, ON Monday, jan
uary 27ti,, Mr.. GEORGE SNYDER, for
merly Of Shepherilstown. aged IS years.
Mrs. BESSIE THOMSON PATfER-
SON, wife Of Mr. James Patterson, aud
daughter OF the late Warner aud Josephine
Thomson, Of this county, departed this
life NJ Hamilton, Va, OH Monday, Febru-
airy 5th, in the 23d year Of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17


Public Sales.-'rhe following are the
public sales advertised in The REGISTER,
or for which bills have been printed at
this Office;
On Tuesday, February Goth, at his farm
near Kearneytville, Mr.. B. 5. Pendleton
will sell stock, farming implements and
household and kitchen furniture.
On Thursday, Febr uary q, Il. p, Chew
will sell ut his residence near Charlestown
stock, farming implements, &c. See adj
vertisement.
On Saturday, February q, 1883, VIM.
L. Arthur, at Shepherdstown, will sell
two work horses, harness, &c. See bills,
On Monday, February 26, 1888, NJ. b.
Baker, agent for Mrs. Mary Baker, will
sell stock, farming implements, furniture,
&c. See bills and advertisement.
On Wednesday, February 2Sth, A. c..
Drawbaugh aud c. j. Roberts, admins
traitors, will sell the personal property of
the late Edward II. Roberts. See bills
and advertisement.
On Thursday, March |, Mr.. r. D. Lamar
will sell valuable stock and farming i'm
plelpents at his residence at Moler's Cross
Roads. See bills and advertisement.
On Friday, March 2, 1888. Henry Tros-
tie, near Kearneysville, will sell farming
implements and valuable. live stock, See
bills and advertisement.
On Thursday, March s, Mrs. Virginia
Williams will sell at her residence near
Swan Pond. stock, farming implements
and household and Kitchen furniture. See
bills anG advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

John Sheffield, dissolute character liy-
ing near Madison, Wis, quarrcled with
his family and left them shout two weeks
ago. Tuesday morning their house Was
set on Ore, and two Of his daughters, one
sgsd u years and tho, other an infant,
we're burned 70 death, lis believed that
Sbefield set the ere,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Letters.-Tae following q = list OF
letters unclaimed In the postoficein shep-
herdstown: Mr. George Brannd, Mr..
Robert Craighili, Mr.. Joseph Thomas
Fisher, Miss s. E. Tlintscombe, Mr.. John
Spangler, Moses B. Smith, Frank Schind-
ler, 3, John w. Trayer, Mrs. A. d. Viii
liams, George Bush, 3, Mrs. E.. j. Rush,
John Ruse, w. Riddleberger, a. 2. y v
PresfdeBt Wflson's Resignation.
-On Friday Last Hon. William L. Wilson,
President Of the West Virginia Univer-
.ity, rendered his resignation as pr esident
to the faculty and the Board Of Regents.
This step was made necessary by the
probability OF an extra session Of Congress
after March 4th, requiring Mr.. Wilson's
presepce in Washington. We regret the
situation here and the necessity for the
move. Mr.. Wilson has, during his short
administration as president, done excel
lent work and endeared himself both to
the university and our people. Morgan
to1on Ee,o Dominion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
.rbe uarper'. Ferry Property

The Solicitor of the Treasury Depart
ment, who BIAS charge OF the disposition
of the government property at Harpers
Ferry, says he has been Informed that
the parties in Pennsylyania who were
negotiating for the purchase Of the prop
erty, through their counsel, ex-Secretary
Belknap, have abandoned the idea Of buy
ing it for manufacturing purposes. There
are no offers now pending except the
standing one made by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, which is to bid
$4,000 for it when 1t is put up at puDiic
auction. ....
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
.YY,c Corpsrasiou Eiec,ips.-As


will be seen by advertisement In another
column, the first corporation election
under the amended charter will be held
the second Monday in, March, the 18th.
The officers to be elected are Mayor, Re-
corder and tive COuncilmen. No one will
be allowed TO vote who has not been . res
ident of the town for six months, or who
has not paid all corporation taxes.
A. yet there are but few capdilaies an
noupced, but We suppose in another week
there will be large number to select
from. The people will vote for Mayor
and Recorder directly for the first time.
rs heretofore these officers have been
elected by the COUNCIL.
1t is to be hoped that every voter who
has any interest in the town aud its pro-
gress aud welfare will faithfully perform
his duty by voting for such men as he be-
leves will do the most TOWARD benetung
Shepherdstown. That there is room apd
necessity for Improvement in many things
no one will deny, and il is equally true
that goOd set al officers can advance and
that an Indifferent sci can retard the pros
periIy of town. Ii does seem rs though
our prospects are brighter than they have
been for Il long time 70 attain commeycia,
prosperity, and at this time of all others
a body of judiciOus, liberal, prblic-spir-
tied Offices are needed. There are any
number OF men such rs We describe in our
town, and we call upon them TO take
part in the approaching election and do
what they can toYard elecling men who
have the interest Of the town at heart
rather than the interest of a few indiyid-
nals. .et every good citizen make it his
earnest cndeayor IL eiecs competent men,
for surely ii they are indifferent they fail
in their duty TO the cUmmunity of which
they are a part. 80 great heretofore has
been the indifference manifested in Il cor
poration election that many have given
the subject no thought whatever, and
WHEEL We have had good officers it has
been incidental aud the result of luck
rather than result worked for. IL will
not do TO trust 10 accident for good officers,
for there is too much I" be added to or
taken from the progress of the town by
The character OF it's representatives,. The
proper and only right way is TOR every
one 10 take an active part, and select and
work for the very best bOuy Of men that
can be- found. Aud let those who are
known to be in favor Of Improvement and
enterprise be he chosen ones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
Property Sales.-We clip the fol-

lowing from the last Charlestown papers
Mr.. James Eagan has purchased the
"Bell View" farm of Col. Ii. B. Daven-
port. two miles west of Charlestown, on
the Middlsway turnpike, containing l6O
acres, at $50 per acre.-Spira. b.
The Sheerer property in this town was
sold OIL Tuesday last by n. S. White, COM
missioner, the house and one-half of the
lot running back to Congress street, 10
Col. John NJ. Coyle for the sum of s., 800,
and the remaining half acre to James NJ
Brown, Esq, for the sum of $s30.-free
Press. .r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

A Story on Kennn.-Congressman
Kenna, Of this State, who will enter the
Senate next fall as the youngest member
Of that body, tells good story at his own
expense of the days when he WAS ont on a
circuit praoticing law. In the hotel of \
town where he was an entire stranger, but
where he was to argue q case next day, an
old gentleman--one Of Il group Of lOungers
in the wating-room--accosted him with ::
us this Mr. Kenna1" sit is" was the
reply. 81 knew your father WE'LL" then
said the old man, she was very hand.
come, bright, intelligent-looking man,
and he was as bright and intelligent rs he
looked. He was man Of talent, and
there was none smarter or better-looking
in this coq ntry." Then he added, after =
careful gaze at the young lawyer: "Bnt
1t 10 strange i cannot see in you the slight
est resemblance 70 your father" .'~'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
IN he Mauufn cfured.-we learn

To be lInpUfactured.-"e learn
that Mr.. William South, the patentee OF
the "Bo,s Sclf-dumping Rake" has en-
tered into an arrangement with the Shep-
herdstown Manufacturing Company for
the manufacture of his rake upon ga e1-
tended scale. Mr.. South will remove to
Shepherdstown, where he will have per-
sonal supervision Of the rake department.
of the works. His patent is destined TO
meet with large sale, and we regrat that
some of our home capitalists did not take
hold of this useful farming implement,
and establish in our midst shops for its
manufacture. MIR. South is most excel
lent mechanic. aud we part with him re-
luctantly. Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

John Simmons prominent farmer near
West Carlisle, Ohio, while ont hunting
With MIR. Samuel yelling, met with n
most strange and singular accident, which
may cost him his life. Simmons was
walking within few feet Of an old stump,
from which = serpent of prodigious size
leaped out and attacked him. The monster
coiled itself AROUND its victim, whose cries
for help soon brought Mr. yelling to the
rescue, who, seeing Simmons danger,
dysw n pocket-knife and vigorously at
tackled the reptile, which became enraged
and sank its poisonous fapgs in Nr. Sim
mons helpless body, but yelling finally
succeeded in killing the monster by cut
ting it in several pieces. After despatch
ing the snake Mr.. yelling picked up the
almost lifeless remains of Simmons and
conveyed him home. where medical at
tendance soon arrived. Simmons body
in short time became swollen to enor-
nous propositions from the wounds infiict-
ed by the serpent's fAngs, and II Is feared
he may not recover, - he was bitten in
several places. The physicians are apply
ing eaustics and doing all in their power
to sayc the poor VICTIM. The serpent
which attacked Mr.. Simmons is species
altogether unknown in this section, and Is
larger than any. aver seen here, 1t GER
tainly showed remarkable vitality for 4
ffld dax --- ---- d. - -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
,ree,inr of Bontmep.-At a me,

Meeting of BontmeR.-At meet
ing of boalmen OH the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal held ut Williamsport recen:lJ'
q committee was appointed to wait on the
officers OF the canal and ask for the fol-
lowing: ........
Ist. A reduction in the charge for trim
ming from 81. 80 to IS cents.
ID. The putting in good condition of
the regular tying up places OH tha bernie
bank, and the erection Of posts to tie to.
81. The enforcement OF the law prohib-
iting the running of boats on Sunday.
4th. The dredging of the Cumberland
basin.
9Th. Reduction Of tolls and charges for
wharfage and terminal from ffty cents 10
forty-tive cents.
9Th. The removal by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company Of the trestle
work from the towpath and short level ut
the three locks below Cumberland.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Personal.-Our friend, Mr.. Charles
ii, Rinehart, a native Of this vicinity, but
now engaged In business in Empo ria,
Kansas, returned home Il few days ago to
be present at the marriage of his sister,
Miss Lille. IIepaid us visit on Satur-
day, and we were glad to see him looking
so well. He says that no better adyice
can be given to young men than that Of
Horace Greeley-"Go West" 1t Gel tainiy
agrees with Charley. Mr.. John Rein
hart, bis brother, who 10 att, nding BUSH
ness college In Baltimore, has also come
home for short time.
Miss Sadie Upderdonk, OF this place,
has gone OIL yisit tn her brothers, Seaton
and John f. Unaerdonk, at Guyandotre,
w. Va.
Mr.. G. W. Bast, Of Martinshurg, for
merly Of this place, visited his mother in
town the first of the week. .....-..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Milton Yarb.rry. q notorious desperate
whip committed numerous, murders, was
hanged last Friday at Albuquerque, New
Mexico, for killing Charles Campbell, q
carpenter Yarberry spent he most Of
his closing days In playing the fiddle in
the Jail, but As the hour Of his execution
approached be weakened, aud vas
strengthened by stimulants:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

last week some dogs killed seventeen
Hne sheep belonging to Mr.. John Z. Boyd,
Of Berkeley County.
The farm Of Mr.. Adrian ", Lemen, on
Rocky Marsh, west Of this town, known
as the Walker tract, containing sixteen
acres, has been bought by Mr.. William
Fletcher Kearney for $500. The land adj
joiped the farm Of Mr.. Kearney, .ssf
The oyster supper held by the ladies Of
Zion church neighborhood during the
sleighing season was q complete success,
they having sold oysters. ice cream and
confectioneries to the amount OF SIS.
Thanks are hereby rendered to the public
for It's liberal patronage BY the ladies and
officers In charge. -..
At a congregational meeting Of the Elk
Branch Presbyterian Church at Dufiaelds
Messrs. Nelson I. Snyder, j. 8. Melvin,
James ". Engle, james b. Osbourn, T..
Ogle Link, John d. McGarry and VIM.
j. Moler, were elected trustees Of said
church, and subsequently, appointed by
Judge Faulkner, of the Circuit Court.
The Great American Cave Explorers Of
the Nineteenth Cen tury, of Shepherds
town, visited the cave in Writings Neck
on Tuesday. There were about twenty
five OF them, and from the brilliant start
they made we supposed they would have
brought back the whole cave with them.
They did bring as much as they could in
the way OF mud.
A Young man of this county was re-
turning from a sociable with charming
young lady in buggy when the CONVEX
sation turned upon ghosts, bears &c. lie
inquired, "What would you do il rear
should jump opt of the dark woods there
and hug YOU" "Why, ~ stand it till |
made him ashamed Of himself" was the
prompt reply. Yet this young man acted
not upon the hint.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

The most appalling foods ever known
prevail along the Ohio and other rivers
1t present. At Lawrenceburg, Indiana,
every house in the city is flooded, anc
hundreds OF Families placed in peril OF
their lives. A great part Of Louisville,
KY, is under water, and other cities and
towns are either partly or entirely SUBJ
merged. While the loss OF ilifeJias not
been SO great, untold suffering has been
caused. The damage 70 property cannot
be calculated. al h vi Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

The Easertslnmsss Hezs Wcck.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of
Shepherd College, il this place, will
give sn entertainment Ia Rillmyer's Hall
next Friday and Saturday evenings. which
win consist Of charades, tsbleaux, &c.
The entertainment is for the benefit OF the
Shepherd Fire Company. aud il is hoped
will be literally patronized. 1t promise.
tots sssfy inserettiag. and s's have no
doubt win Be enjoyed By those who attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
CHURCH DIREcTORY

CHURCH. DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-ts-. q REV. L. K mason. REcroG-
Shepherdstown at ii n m. aud 7 p. %.
-te.e LUTHERAN CHURCH.
~ ga Rev. u. M. NosER, PAsroE- }
shepherdstown a. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. y. A. ARMSTRONG. PAsTps,
No services sunday. Nai sllf
M z. Church SOUTH
REV. w. q. EGGLEsrox, PAsroa
Upionviile II a. m, Bethesda 25J d. M
"-tN REFORMED CHURCH ilihi
yuaSy = g u o n. and eS3 p n. -'-7TT'
d. E. CHURCH
REV. e. U. Cox PASTOR.
Mount wesley ii q. m, Shepbefdstovn an
p %.
YMCA
Young Mems Meeting IN the H. 2. Church
South every sunday nffcru oou at 40 D. M and
1t the Room every Thursday night
Services In Asbury N. T. Church, eolor,d. 10.
morrow ut " A. m. and I'D p. m.
> Preaching in Free WIN Baptist Church. col.
ored. to-morrow ~ II a. m. and p. n, -
Loo ~ "a
Potomac Lodge No. -, l. o. CT. usots ~verx
Asndsy wight ~ O'Clock,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

- Deaih--Died at Nacogdoches, Texas.
on the Sih Of February, 1883. Mrs. Mary
Dana Shindler, widow Of the late Rev.
Robert p. Shindler, an Episcopal clergy
man and native Of this place. Mrs.
Shiudler has long been favprably known
a. an authoress OF considerable promise,
and among others Of her productions Is
the we'll known and beautiful poem ..Pass
Under the Roll" also Of the songs con-
tainetl in the Northern and Southern
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Young Mems Meeting IN the u. z. Churcl
South every Sunday nffcrn oou at 40 3. Ia, An,
1t the Room every Thursday night
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Preaching In Free WIN Baptist Church. col
ored. to-morrow at II a m. and 7 Pm,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

I.o.G.T.s ~ ~ tas
Asndsy night ~ O'Clock,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

The n. +. Church South At eerards-
town will be dedicated tomorrow tSun-
| .larN thu 18th
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

A representative Of the Silsby Steam
Fire Engine Manufacturing Company, Of
Seneca Falls, n. y, was In town on
Wednesday. and gave an illustration Of
the practical working of the engines they
make. There is some talk among our cit
liens of buying u steam fire engine.
II. II. Keedy, attorney for James n.
Neiheiser, of Hagerstown, has entered
suit against the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road Company for damages sustained by
Mr.. Neiheiser which resulted in his death.
Mr.. Neiheiser was caught between the
bumpers while coupling freight cars in
Hagerslown some time ago.
John Champion was arrested OF Monday
a. the ipstapce Of Rev. G. A. Jones chsrg-
ed with gabecoming conduct in the house
of God OH Sunday night. Cramptop was
taken before Justice Groye, who, after
hearing the facts in the case, imposed a
Sne Of $40 and costs, amounting in Ill 70
.st)2,S.-ShgYS6wg Es1yvsse. T
John Mce6ry, OF Bakersvillc, Washing.
ton County, Nd, while visiting friend
mapped McCsuley, found q dypsmiss cart
ridge, which he picked up with pin.
'whsp ii expioded, tearing of the ends Of
his two fore-fngers, splitting one Of his
thnmbs, and younding him and bis COM
panioa about the face and head. -.
The County Court last week on the re-
port Of viewers previously, appointed,
granted lesye to George W. Green to es-
tablish a ferry at HarDer's Ferry, OH the
'SS1s acres bought by the Harper's Ferry
Bridge Company frum the United Suites,
aud near, though below, the site of Inc
old bridge on the SheEaptloah Riysf.s-
SHiIA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

Las. week some dog. killed seventeen
fine sheep belonging to Mr.. John Z. Boyd,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17

IL and LIS west B1ltinors Street, nslssnoss,
Nd, where this paper may - foER1 a ~. 80
s saeSaEs s ssssYi e. e
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-17
'IrE,,s OF INTEREST.

Marshall Jewell, Ex-Governor Of Con-
ue.ticut. and who also served as P"'tmas-
ter-General under President Grant, diea
or Sunday, of pneumonia, at his residence
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-07-07

ONE of our National problem has
probably correct solution. What
are we to do with the Indian? Some
one said that the only good Indian was
the dead Indian. The frontiersman
sometimes says this, and arrogantly says
to his Eastern brother that his expert
ence has taught him this. Yet there
are humane army officers along our
frontier who have studied the question
thoroughly and they say; LET the
Indian be educated and absorbed. Let
them be no longer nation within a
nation, but like the German, the Irish,
the Negro, become part of one great
people"
At Carlisle there is an Indian
School. Nearly four hundred boys
and girls are being educated and
trained there. These children are
quick-witted and anxious to be i'm
proved. Comparing them with the
same number of white children they
are their equals and in some respects
their superiors, being more patient and
tractable. But if after being civilized
they age sent back to the reservations
they being but human, will sink back
into a state nearly as bad as before.
The Government by its policy encour-
ages idleness and vice. The Indians
are fed and provided for by the Gov
eminent and in this respect they are
the aristocracy of America. 1t is not
natural to suppose that Indians will
work if they can get all they want by
asking. But if they are trained and
then allowed to 60 to work wheresoever
an opportunity offers, the blessings
and delights Of civilization will soon
do its benefcent work. There is moth
ing more mischievous chan indiscrimi-
nate charity, or furnishing means to
live in idleness.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-07-07

A GREAT deal of excitement has
been stirred up by the trade dollar.
Tradesmen and others refuse to receive
it at par. As it is not legal tender
there is no help for the unlucky pos
SCISSOR. When the percentage of dis
count is taken into consideration the
holder of many trade dollars suffers a
serious loss. Who is responsible for
the situation? Not the suffers surely,
but the Government. Under author
ity they were coined and sent out, not
for home use it may be, but in the
scarcity Of coin at that time they be-
came widely circulated, and the Gov
eminent connived at their circulation.
After awhile the Bland dollar was is
sued, less in value intrinsically than
the trade dollar, but being authorized
by Act of Congress, it is received at
par, while its more valuable relative is
heavily discounted. This proves the
doctrine of the Greenbacker right,
when he favors rag money with the
Governments promise 10 pay on it.