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... Company are calculated, not upon the present high prices lottoii, hut upon those curient before the existence of the civil war the United States, vi/., *.i. per 11>. average, at which average a good would be realised, even should the lands yield only one-half ...

... 16. The cost of war has never before been so distinctly and explicitly stated it is in this most recent cose the American civil strife. A commercial people like the Americans must necessarily deal with such affair in commercial manner, paying the bill ...