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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

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uz11ed fl 1-c-r - saes tie zz1-tsfazacis eject
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% 1-1.z.zl-ec sagp4y ~ SO nesa-s.
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Let next looA a. pvlSes for Ia sane
DeTlgc.
TIE io--cs-lg L4o-s gives t1s z11zal average
gcit prices of staple articles r. the Se- York
u-r2ss t9r ree years az1ec az ziye1 o. tke
Ezrs e. u stat1ss1cs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK HEADACHE
DiSGhnEHED LIVER f;

they tcr LIKE rkelc:-G fe'c doseS Vii
work wouier4l upon the VITAL Organs
Srenctheninq the muscular system restoriug
lang-.ost conplcuon: bringing bsce the
Keen edge o. apreiite snd arovsinr with
the ROSEBUD or HEklTH the f~hoi@ 1'ifg-
sicGI caelrC, ~ the human frame. These
are facts admitted by thousaI As. IN
MI classes of society sud one ~ tie hest
ruarrutees % THO Nervous and polHtsiei
is that BEECHaa's PILLS HAYS Ire Ltp0-
EST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE N IHE
WORLD luI directions vItG eac1 BOY.
Prepared o1Iyby TH0S. BEEtFTtT,
~. Ucicns. Lancashire. England.
sold or D-rfGriefs generally.
81. ALLEN q Co. 365 s s67 Canal ST.. hes
YORK SOLO Agents foT TO lnitri Safes.
srEo ~ yo'sr druggist does nos Eccp them.
MIL VAL BT.CBlES FILLS on gtlLiT ~
FBlrg = ttyTS 1 BOZ. Krtr fha l'f'r
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

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pQgzls--el 49, !. sor t1e yeazs = o.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

nFTHOlT. LANSING NORTHFRN-
- t'rsno Rapids Saginaw Divsionl An
trains arrive and depart from Union Neuaf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

me shortest uue 90 Detroit and East fie.
fans parieI CO. between Detroit and 6rana
Grand Rapids 900 ? NJ r7,r Seiiy 0fhe, ,-s.-a
daily except sunday ''"'"s
A August. Ticket Agent Depot 1E8 N
MU~sos, Union Ticket Agent. 76 Monrae-sf.
$40 =. SwIrH. Gen. Agt-, Granc Rapids ~
q. csEFEs1fg. lrafc Manager. J. b. 1ULL1-
Az. General Nanaeer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

= tfsiH leaves Grand Rapids f0r Aiegsu a.
20 m. arriving there 81 Z ~
lhfoafb Iossts SOLO % pri bc'pai p0iutt "a
- bnitec States. Mexico and Csuadaa ~ Z sios
1ehet Vhce a SEfrH
e =. A.. Cleveland. 0kia
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

And 81 co0o9o for The arts is g ,rlal. sEoa
erce.
Nov. with free coinage 3. tAo United States,
what change would take place the t.st-.3u
tiou % the production q iseof ln f.c frst pace
IS should te remembered that silver coz titu;es
fhr sole m0ncy ~ tho vFs' majority o' H''"F+rd
All silver not uscd In the arts is r9w coined
sorrewhcre India aa-orbs az average oi about
Il. 10000 year, ard the capacity - The vast
population ~ India 20 absorb silver IS net ike
II 70 he sbated. Tho oonsUEpt' on 70 tho arts
would scarcely be lessened TIC needs tor sub
sidisry coinsge VIZ lot diminish
some Jess might 20 ~ asa although 4 IS
dir1rulf 20 sec bow fhe restoration - he ratio
OF 10 70 ~ gold viii materially eject The
trade % Asia.
Possibly sone less would sta IL Mexico.
and some Jess ~ ooired ~ other Aucrica an
states. Put suppose tAe coinage here should
be doubled and ss5 GO po0 should come hcre- O.
even f7S0oOo. Dove Dot necf itf DO - not
need it % keep up TIE volume ~ money am
maintain prfc>sf How sise Is moaey supply
- GOMEZ Lover prices VII q course. bring
gold % us TIE eterasi scramble for ro41'
can 20 on N
r. Is . miscaicuiaiion- hovever}fS suTpofe
the restoration q silver vouid ICED toa rise -
rrices - p Per cent OF = per cs1t.. or even q
fau n golf relatively 60 corurofiti q - per
cent Price vi be 3rterrrined primary @
the money volume. more IT Jess Tuolllifo O q
eorrsa ~ The ooers atoms of credit II free CON
cge results onlT in ke~plrs ID IRE volume y
money 20 &c present relation o. populst.as a. z
business then fhe e~r-t VII - Only % arrest
the faI of p~ices a-d us.rfain n present
level Scue p~oCgrfS 80 = afst ani cotton ~
ress~ns sr--ra g-~en. VII doubtless respond IN
--es' sfeIy ~ a. sfvs1ce ln th- markets ~ -
urrld. ne 6snrer there'0-r ~ corne fr1D
f-es oosn sge. ike thst frou cartinued coiuaE-
4 more frra7frsrv than rra1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Ibliy. All others daily except SUNDAY
Taxing eject sunday july lh lNSs
sleeping ears Tuu ou Pacific aua Aflanfic IA.
PRESSES q and from betroit-PArlor cars run
on LAY cypress and Grand Rapids ENpress "a
and from betroit-Direcf couneefiaus made "A
Detroit With All through trains East n ckaL
on sale 81 Union Ticket once. al Monroe II
and at tuiau depot
iRrn N. BRi0os. Gent AFt. r. Mouroe-st.
@. n rGeits. q. y I'd T. AGt Chicago
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03

oughly understands his business.
He has large force of hands on
Front and Suffolk streets, also OIL
Railroad Ave-, and the manner in
which the work is left would prove
a credit to any city.
Excavating for the stone passen.
ger station is now going ON.
MIR. II. b. Rowland, of Hagers.
town, Md, who has interests here,
was in the city this week.
Misses Elsie and Matte Patter-
son and Josie Smytle, accompanied
by Mrs. Ii. NJ. Smythe, spent n
pleasant day in tho Richlands OH
last Saturday.
Many Of our citizens were in at.
tendance Oh the Fair at your town
this week.
We understand that the pipe and
tubn works, an enterprise hereto
fore much talked of, will material
ize ut very early date. in that
work will he commenced on it's
construction. l..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03

The meeting of the American H.
stituto of mining engineers, which
is associated with the members of
the international Congress of Iron
and Steel Manufacturers now visit
ing the United States, WAS called
TO order at New York yesterday
morning; Eckley b. Coke. of Drift,
ton, Pa, presided. e.,
The grade OH the branch road I'M
Russell Creek through Virginia
City to the coal mines is being very
rapidly pushed by the contractor
who says he will have it finished by
Nov. 10. Coal will be shipped from
that point by that time AS large
Quantities are now mined and ready
for shipments. w. Virginian.
The sale Of the Shenandoah Val
ley railroad yesterday resulted in
the Norfolk and Western securing
the property. The price paid was
S7,100,000. This does not equal
the entire Indebtedness of the road,
but the road will be rebonded in IA
sum to cover it, 40 no loss will en-
sue. 1t ~ II cause for satisfaction
that so energetic and capable a
management as the Norfolk and
Western has acquired control of the
road which will prove a valuable
link i'll it's system, and doubtless
can be made very profitable.-Rad-
itrd Enterprise.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03

which cost $500. Two u.v.n. ...y
on the most elevated point is stunt.
ed the 100000 hotel, being built by
Mr.. John p. Pettyjohn for the colns
pnny. 1t is of tho Queen Anne style
of architecture, aud is tho Mrgest
aud handsomest hotel in that section
OF the State. It fs nearing compile.
ton and will be opened on Novem-
Dor LIST. Thore nre n number IT
brick store houses, aud contrauis
have let for tho construction Of two
moro for Nsjor Dunn, of Norfolk, tho
We'll known real estato man. Ten
dwellings,, lately completed, are oet
cupied, and aIteen in process OF e,,4.
strnction, have already been ronted.
The rolling mill is nearing com.
pletion, aud this. when in operation,
will employ 300 men. MIR. a. NJ.
Hanco, of Philadelphia, will shortly
erect large browory aud leo factory.
and the Richlands Wator, Electric
Light, Gus mud Power Companies
have been organized and will have
twelve inch water MATHS hid through
The principal stroots within sixty
days. The rails Dad company will
shortly lay out n park and erect in it
ono OF the handsomest passongor
citations on It's line, and there ttfe
many projected enterprises which as
yet arc not given to tho public.
Tho Eiuhlnrds Brick Cnmnnny's
machines arc turning out 10000 per
day, and it liz their intention to in.
croaso tho capacity Mt an curly day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
HIGHLANDS LETTER.
HIGHLANDS, Oct. 8.

Editor Neaos:
President Evans r. Dick, accom-
panied by Messrs Thos r. Patton
and Samuel Heilner, of Pbiladel.
phia, Pa: ". A. Mahaffrey, of Bos.
ton, Mass, and quite number OF
other gentlemen from the north and
east reached the city OH last Sun.
day morning by special train.
On Monday they took look
around and we're very much pleas.
ed with the location and big pros.
poets of this coming metropolis of
the Clincb Valley. So much were
they impressed with it's possibili.
ties that they left some money here
some Of the party having invest
ed in few lots.
Maj. Dunn was in the city this
week.
Mr. Allen Cucullu, of the Office of
Pollard & Dunn, has returned to the
city after trip to the west in the
interest OF his firm.
MIR. M. f. Chiffon, the efficient
and courteous manager for l.. II.
Vaughn, contractor for the grading
OF streets, &c, shows that lie thor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
RICHLANUS.

A correspondent OF the Lynchburg
Virginian III n lettor from Riohlanis
snys among other things:
"Richlands is AZ pfopr;atoly nam
cd, lying IN she FIR ile CT nclr
Valley, in Tezewell; rich in every.
thing that goes to make up Il pros
porous community The great wealth
OF this section was but little known
until tho farseeing Norfolk and
Western capitalists planned and built
The Clinch Valley railroad Then
Northern capitalists saw Richlunds,
and recognizing it's advantages as n
point to build city aud put money
III their purses, purchased nearly all
Eof the desirable land about this pro.
spective CITY.
Whom She train pulls up at the do.
po!, tho visitor soes structure tlfat
would be credit to n large city. II
is built Of brick and ia tho lnrpest
depot (for freight alohe) seon on the
limo from Roanoke to Ricllands,
showing that tho railroad company
ID making preparations for handling
the freight of city Ia tho near flu.
ture.
The Clinch River to tho westward
il crossed by $4,000 iron bridge,
md miles OF streets have boon grad
cd. Just up from tho depot is big,
two story. stone bauk, nearly com
pletod, whilo fifty yards awny il tho
handsome Office of tho company
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
PETERSBURG SAVINGS & INSUR-
ANCE CO:

tn0e their heads continue to grow nftc
the age of nineteen. Those who hay
obtained high honors have had, on til,
average, considerably larger brains thar
the others Mt the age of nineteen, tn,
predominnncc at that age being greate
than at twenty-five, fact which is held
to imply precocity MS an element in In,
success of high-honor men.
Experiments of later date prove that AZ
egg is usually digcsted sooner than ,
potato and quite as soon as beef or NUT.
ton. Hard boiled eggs require thrc.
hours and thirty minutes. Soft boiled
eggs require three hours. Fried eggs
require three hours and thirty minutes.
hoasted eggs require two hours and fiji.
teen minutes. Raw eggs require two
hours. Raw eggs (bcatcD require one
hour and thirty minutes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
THE LEADING GROCERS,
Groceries.

Clothing made witSI1sest i'll
telligence, from the mate
rails, and by the most srt labor
TO he obtained, at J. Frank 81 Co.'s,
Time is valuable and you can
get time piece OF Ii. w. Pobst at
&I.00 to $4,000; That is clocks from
$1.O0 TO $500 and watches from
$3.50 to $4,000.
Mr.. Clarence Kelly. civil engineer
on the West Va. and Irontou r. r.,
found opportunity to get out OF the
mountains for few days and is
visiting in town.
Mr.. j. H. Silnmerman, of Wythe
ville, the joint builder and owner
of the Simmerman block and opera
house OH Main street, was in the
city for the Fair.
The score made by the Tazewell
Gun Club on the fair grounds, Tues
day, was as follows: j. T. Greever,
.; j. s. Young, .; II. T.. Britain, 5;
5. G. Graham 6; r. 4. Saunders. 4.
Messrs. Chas. Lnnslord & Co. the
Petersburg commission merchants,
who have mH:ii of the Southwest
VA. business, have their card in an.
other coIcmu as Il seasonable TO
minler.
a prominent engineer and man
ager of large enterprises tells us
that many Of The best journeyman
mechanics are leaving Richmond
and locating in the Southwest
tOwns.-State.
Call on the jcweler when in tow,
at the Fair, and see Ciie stock of
ljewelry. You will find something
that will make your wives q nice
present, such as silverware, lowell
~, etc, at Pobst's.
AIr. H. w. Beavers, who has NOV
ed from Tarpon to Ehren, Fla, in
wishing good luck to the NEWS
and the auld sod, intimates a like
lihood of his coming back to Taze.
we'll now that our boom is OIL.
Many young children become
positively ropulsive with sore eyes,
sore ears and scaTd head. Such af.
fictions may be speedily removed
10y the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Young and old alike experience the
wonderful benefits of this medicine.
The great prospects of the Fair
were somewhat dampened by the
continuous down-pour of rain ON
the last day. On Wednesday the
throng was as dense as is generally
the case on the last day. On Thurs.
day it was even greater notwith-
standing tho rain and mud.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
FALL TRADE
VERY LOW FOR CASH.

We think we know our business
and what is necessary to retain our
old custom and gain new. and we
propose to do that very thing as long
as fair dealing is an inducement.
This is the place to get everything
you want.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
Most Horses Are Either Grux Or In,

a near-sightcd youth, writes James
Peyn, on going in for his medical cx-
animation, was advised by that guide,
philosopher and friend, his cralnmer
1.-The doctor will ask you about the
horses on the common; say gray very
rapidly, Tor all horses are either gray or
bay" This was, no doubt, n too liasty
generalization; but it is the fact that TO
persons who do not concern themselves
with the equine race, horses are very
much alike. a young gentleman OF my
acquaintance, who used that animal
merely rs the means Of locomotion-
the means and not the end"-was once
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
Clinch Valley News.
LOCAL IND E.NERAL
We VS. BRIEFS.

W.T. w . BBL FRS.
Nice line of stationery at Pobst's.
Suit yourself at Franks clothing
store.
The stock exhibit was credit to
the county.
Cand.., nice lhd fresh, at II. w.
PObst's.
MIR. w, X. Hewson was up from
\ Richlands.
4 Anything in the sweet line at
IL. w. Pobst's.
The Fair found Maxey Witten, Of
w. w., ut his post.
',a6IAaheapolis has some Of her rep.
esetlptives III town.
Mr.. Frank T. Wall, of Salem, is
in. the city with his family.
The family of Maj. II. r.. Henry
will spend some months in Roam.
Oke.
Personals are necessarily omitted
in the little space left after the
Fair.
The NEWS may be enabled to
give list, next week, Of Fair pre-.
miums.
The Pocahontas Rifles were in
Attendance aud gave drills on the
grounds.
Mr.. G. Graham, agent G. V. G. g.
1. Co.,. Oh q business trip, took plea
sure in the Fair.
: Revs. j. Stras and Geo. Buston
are in attendance upon tho annual
conference at Bristol.
7. A game of base ball, resulting in
: fayor Of the Lebanan club was a
feature of Wednesday.
Bishop Randolph preached here
in Stras Memorial Church as by
previous announcement.
Hon. Jno. A. Buchanan will ad
dress the voters of Tazewell at
Ri6hlands Oh the 18th inst.
(; ~ +. V. SPOTS, of Richards,
etilEApartial to the old stamping
aground, saw the Fair through
;ssf2uito a number of foreigners
y we're in the city seeking residence
I'D business property. Why not
ea6uildf
e. you want something in the
of q nice watch chain or jew
elry OF any kind; call at fl. w.
Pobst's.
( Richards turned out handsome
: B, and the Court house will respond
.assahen the next worlds fair is held
iii fthas. city.
ssR I. Frank g. Co. carry q select
.S6sock Of Boots and Shoes in connec.
tion with their Clothing and Gents
furnishings.
!, The real estate firm Of j. N. Har
RS5aan & Co. is composed of j. N.
farman, j. A Leslie and j. A. Til
Yer, aud is permanency.
e. i am receiving new lot of candy
Ssnearly every day from now till the
& Fair. Everything nice and fresh.
Call and see me. H. w. Pobst.
J. Lost between town aud Grattan,
ION the Wytheville pike. Silk Um
brella with gold handle. The find
er will please return to j. S. Chat
we'll M 1. Frank & Co.'s. A liberal
reward will be paid.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
BIG STONE GAP FURNACES

Capt. John Jenkins is engaged in
removing two large furnaces from
st. Louis to Big Stone Gap for the
Big Stone Gap Improvement Com
pany. He has 200 car leads on the
way now. He says that these
plants are as fine us any in the
country. lie hopes to get through
with tho moving process in about
two months.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03

TIME TARaEE to protect against losses by tho u
U HEAs 5AaakHE system mP.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
I. FRANK AND co.

1t will give It's greateSt pleasure
just to take Il careful measure
Ofyour frame, aud makS.a treasure
OF ncoat.,
All our goods you may rely on:
When your coat you come to tro ON
You will DO social lion,
Make n note.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
AND HENRY
COLLEGE.
EMORY, VA.
NEXT SESSION DnoIss SKrr. IL, 1890.
Tho Points Of Special attraction

Tho Points Of Special attraction
It's unrivnlod location and beautiful
grounds.
Thorough collcgntc conrsc mud modern
methods.
Largo library and uncqrnlcd literary so
cctics.
Young Mems Christian Associations and
freedom from temptations.
Magnificent Gym nnHium aud thoroughly
equipped Science r1nll.
Attractive boarding houses nmd wonder
full health record.
Fine discipline and religious tone.
And the entire ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
churgcs.
Send for new and enlarged Catalogue Adj
dress,
REV. JAMES ATKINS, President,
OH
Prof. GEO. W. MILES, in. Secretary
VIRGINIA In the Cicrlfn ONCE of
' Tnzcwcll Circuit Court September ~,
1870
Mitchell Bowers, who sucR for tho honciit
Of Henry q. Stuart md a. II. Urahnn,
Complninants,
james Lcccc nnd Mia. Defendants.
In CHASCERY
The object of this suit is To enforce II
vendors lien in fnvor Of the hcncticinl
pluihtiH against thu defendant james
Leeco for 1920 90 with interest, &c, md
TO subj, ct to the payment thereof forty
acres of lind aold i'y tho plaintiff To the
aforesaid Lcoco. living in Tnz, well County,
ill the State Of Virgnin, on tho ridge
south of Abbs' Valley; and further TO
hnvc all tho proceedings in tho chnnccry
cause of Thonns B. Loeco mud two other
caIses hetrd Herewith against Mitchell
Bowers, no far M they effect the mid
JameS Icccc, conf med
And it appearing from suiHcient owl
dencc on file in ;h.s Office, TINT the snid
James Lecce is not resident of this COM
,nonwenlth, IL is ordered TINT no appear
here within fifteen days after duo publicn-
ton Of this order and do what in necessary
\ to protect hia interest in this suit, md tint
copies hereof bo published and posted M
prescribed by law.
copy--TcBtc:
II. BANE HARTMAN, d. G.
HENRY 4 GRAHAM, pa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
RESTAURANT.

Leandcr CarrOll's Restaurant is
i'll full blast under the Index Office
where can be had meals at all hours
and cooked to order. The best of
everything prepared for epicurcan
taste. He is prepared to bake
cakes OF do other first class cook
ing for private families in cases OF
emergency.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-10-03
GRAND OPENING SALE
OF THE
WYTHEV|LlE DEVELOPMENT GoMPAHY

Sale will begin September 3Oth., 1890,
mt 1 o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-06-21
Copper

Tue tone of the market is exceed ingly firm and indications all favor continuance of this feeling for some tune to come. The prevlously good consumptive demand is, if anything, on the increase, and it now appears that owing to tho heavy orders placed by consumers during the past few weeks, more especially for Lake brands, the producing companIes have very little indeed to place on the open mar ket for prompt or Juno shipment, and are consequently very reluctant sell CTS at even lS!, and some are unwili- ing 10 sell any more at that figure. Nevertheless, some Lake ingst copper still in warehouse in New York can be purchased at about that price. For Arizona copper the demand has also greatly improved and large quantities have changed hands at from IA to 14h, Casting brands are also tirmef and nothing is obtainable now below l3BWlSa.
 The cable advises received from Flu ropo early m tho week reported a de- crease of 50,000 tons in the statistics of visible supplies fer the second halt of May. which, with the previously re- ported decrease of $500 tons for the first bali, makes the to.al decrease for May $500 tons. No doubt this great reduction Tn stocks is mainly owing 10 large recent sales of furnace material bnt II indicates at any rate very sat. isfactory rate of consumption through out the whole world. At the begin nlng of the week the London market for Chili Bars and G. NJ. E. copper seemed inclined to ease of little, but afterwards strong tone developed and to,days closing prices received by cable at f56 2s. Cd m f56 rs. Sd. Spot and f56 l5s.n f56 l7s. Cd. are not only the highest figures touched dur ing the week, but also above the high ss. polnt marked since the collapse oi the French syndicate. Engineering < Mining Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-06-21
Public Indebtedness.

Tho first fruit of the eleventh cen sus has just been gwen to tho public by the Superintendent, Hen. Robert P Porter, and relates tc the pubic in debtedness ot the country. The ra- port glves the National bonded debt in 1890 at s7lel75,57o, as against Si, 70o, ,993, le9 Tn 1880, winch IS a de- crease of the bonded debt of ten years of S990,Sl7,530 The debt Of tie States aggregate S226,6796l7, as against $233 4l3.G90 in 1880, winch is a total decrease of S5t4l3,6a0 Tho existing State dsbts at the present tune IS made up ot Sl94 ,954, ,206 in bonds and S33,725,6i0 floating in. debtsdaess. The decrease of iudsbt- edncss as distributed to various sec tions is Sll ,296l77 for the Eastern States, Sll,37S,4o2 fer tho Middle States, S29, 9,e22e6t for the Southern States, and s3,752,920 for the Western States. The decrease in the Eastern and Middle States is nearly the same and leaves those two groups nearly the same oggreGate indebtedness, that ot the Eastern States being $99,97t, 066, while that of tue Middle States i. S33, ,496,4 Tho Southern States which show the largest decrease II ! tue ten years sr: left with an indcbt cdness about eqnsl to the balance o 1 the States, which amounts to Sl07. 6l6077. With the present rate O progression in the Southern States i is to bc expected that the next deeas, will be felt in the reduction of pubii, indebtedness in that section more thar in any other. The Western State. which show so small decrease of in 1 dettedness, arc left with a total c i ST, ,59l, ,26l. The reductions of thi section during the last ten years ha been necessarily limited by the UT gent demand fd" for pubic none, with which to make puG'ic improve
 mehts, and also ny the low rates 0 taxation arising from sense of de prossions in asriculluse.-Kan Cit! ] CommeicIa,.