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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

Three of us were sitting in small room,
and complaining OF the hardships of our des-
tiny.
"Without money one can do nothing, "said
George; "were | to hit upon speculation
that would have done honor to Rothchild,
coming from pauper like myself, no one
would think it worth attending to-"
a." said Albert, have actually finished a
work which would establish my reputation as
an author, If could only get bookseller to
publish it,
81 have petitioned my employer for an in
crease of my salary" exclaimed, anxious TO
contribute to the chorus of lamentation; land
he told me that for forty louis a year he
could get more clerks than he wanted"
cit would not so much matter said
George, thoughtfully, "if, besides being poor,
we did not seem poor. Could one of us only
be thought rich
"What is the use of the shadow without
the substance!" asked.
"Of every use. said Albert; al agree with
George-the shadow sometimes makes the
substance. The next best thing to the capt.
tai is credit"
ESPECIALLY" returned George, "the credit
of having good fortune. Have none of us
rich u ncle in Indiai'
ga cousin of mine went to Jamaica or Mar
Unique, ! forget which," said innocertly,
''and never came back"
"Capital that is all one requires" ex-
claimed George; "we will coniure up this
cousin of yours-or, could we not kill him ?
Yes: James Meran, of Martinique, deceased,
leaving a sugar plantation, hundred ne
groes, and fortune of one hundred thousand
louis to his well beloved cousin Louis Me-
RAM"
We laughed at the joke, and thought no
more Gbou- it; but George ard Albert, slight
ly excited by the fumes of bowl of punch
which / had sent for to do honor to the tes-
tator. lost no time in connecting, and after
wards publishing a full account, in a local
newspaper, Of the fortune that had been
left me.
The next day sundry friends dropped in to
compliment me. Of course, / endeavored to
undeceive them, but they would by no means
take denial. In vain | assured them it was
hoax; i was of no use. Several persons
remembered my cousin James very well, ant
had seen him at Nantes, before he embarked
in 1889. Among others came my tailor, tC
whom owed small sum, which it was moi
quite convenient>for me to pay at that mo-
ment. No doubt the rumor of my cousin,
decease had sharpened his memory. wish
ed my friends at place that shall be name
less.
"Good morning. Mr.. Mayer: suppose yol
are come for those fifty francs"
Il hope, sir" you don't think I came fo
such trifle as that. No sir; came tc
take yonr orders for suit of mourning"
"Yes, sir; Cousins mourning. Darl
bronze frock, for mourning wear, blacl
trowsers and w, istcoat -
SAT the present moment Mr.. Mayer"
81 hope, sir, | have done nothing to forfeit
your patronage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

BoRToS's MISsrRELs.-This band of Sable
Harmonists will give their second concert
next Monday evening. They number seven
persons, and in this number are comprised
several excellent musical artists. We are
inclined to believe from what we have heard
Of them, that they can give great amusement
and good music to those who attend. They
were very DESTROYS of having judges of music
attend their first concert last evening, which
is evidence they have full confidence in their
own powers to please.
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MIN r Z .
of the Anniversary of the Vanderburgh County
Bible Society, held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1852:

y ~ - K
of the Anniversary of the Vanderburgh County
Bible Society, held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1852:
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.
John Shanklin to the Chair, DIR. C. Decker,
the President of the Society, declining to
preside on the occasion because of non
acquaintance with the English language.
The meeting was opened with reading the
first and second Psalms and prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Richie.
The Reports of Treasurer and Secretary
were called for, but the Treasurer not being
present, and the Secretary being absent, the
reports were not read.
Rev. Mr.. Terrell, the Agent of the Amer
lean Bible Society for Southern Indiana,
entertained the meeting with an address,
giving an account of the condition of the
vanderburgh County Bible Society, and urg-
ing the importance of thorough and general
distribution of the Bible
A meeting of the Ministers of the city was
announced to be held on Thursday Evening
Dec. 3Oth, in Mr.. John Shanklin's counting
room, for the purpose of districting the city
and assigning to each minister district in
which to distribute the Bible.
On motion, the officers for the ensuing
year were elected, viz:
Mfr. JOHN c. HENSON, President;
JOHN SHASKLIN, Depository;
c. DECKER, Treasurer;
G. MAGE, Auditor;
Rev. JAMES HILL, Secretary.
was closed with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Patter
son. JOHN SHANKLIN, p. p.
| JAMES HILL, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

Hocs.-The packers continue busy, and
the pens at the slaughter houses are still full
of hogs. The market is firm, and we hear of
sales at st to 81 cents net. Last evening
$4,000 green shoulders sold to Baltimore
house on private terms.
The receipts by the Jacksonville road were
l,40O hogs yesterday, by the Frankfort road
but $50. The hogs by the frankfort route
are all received.
By our dispatches it appears that the Pro-
vision market is very buoyant and advancing
at Cincinnati, but at New Orleans yesterday
it was dull and declining, and mess pork was
selling at ST. LoI. Coyr. 23d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

FINE Hoes.-Mr. Jas. Cox, from the vicin-
ity of Poseyville, every year claims notice
from US for big hogs. This year he has
brought in the largest average lot of the
season, SO far as receipts in Evansville are
concerned. He brought in Ut of 60 aver
aging, 273 pounds higher average, con-
sidering the number, than any previous lot
They were for Mr.. Granger, who got 600
hogs from the same neighborhood, the finest
of the season, averaging 249 rounds around.
This shows that the quality of hogs is much
improving in this vicinity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

JEwELRY, &c--Nothing makes more ac-
ceptable present to a lady, as general thing
than Jewelry. Dropping into Messrs. Brit
trolffs' establishment yesterday, we remarked
that they have at present very large and
beautiful stock of Watches and Jewelry,
Gard Cases, and everything usually kept by
houses of the kind in big cities. Certainly
every taste can be suited at this store, and
presents coming from there, cannot well be
in bad taste.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

~ Messrs Farrell & Co. have splendid
lot of confectionery, candy toys, &C., &c. on
hand for the young folks retail trade, as well
as for a general wholesale business 1t is
an established fact, that every young 'un
loves candy, and that it don't hurt them much
to get sick on it Christmasday. 1t is indeed
every chiid's privilege to do so, if full supply
can be obtained. So trot around to the old
house this morning and make your purchases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

GIVE do not intend to let any one forget.
that Mrs Kollenberg is the place of places
for purchasing Toys. Call early this morn
ing before her large assortment is culled of its
most previously funny and fancifully pretty
articles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

No PAPER on MoSpAY.-As before noticed,
the Journal Office hands will endeavor to
enjoy themselves to-day. Therefore, to-mor-
row being Sunday, no paper will be issued
from this Office on Monday. We hope stores
and shops will free their clerks and hands to-
day. They are entitled to Christmas and
New Years day, certainly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

TMr. Drew, of the Pavilion, is going to
give his guests to-day a Christmas Dinner of
the rarest kind. His bill of fare opens rich
and ends rich. Domestic engagements con-
nected with something good to eat at home,
prevent, US accepting his invitation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

LProf. MeEvoy's little son contributed
to the entertainment of those attending the
Tea Party, by an exhibition of his skill on
the piano. Although but twelve years old,
he is already an elegant pianist and viOlinist.
He possesses genius.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25
EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR

srrem EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF nONOR.-The
szHSreguar meetings Of this Temple are held every
z1UUE Thursday Evening over the Insurance Office,
Water st. Officers for the present terms W. Meyers
W. c. T.. J. c. Henson, p. w. c. T.; w. vs.. Tileston,
W. VT; w. ID. Wright w. r.; T.. Fletcher, w. A. r.;
F. Kessler w. F. R.; 1T. Walker, W.T.; ID. V. For
rest w. u; G. Gosiing w. ID. u; b. T. Hord. w. G.;
w. Holden, WIS. By order of w. CT.
novs7 WIN. d. WRIGHT, w. r.
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TEACHERS AssoCIArIoN.

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Of the TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION OF Southwestern INDIANA will be held
in the Presbyterian Church FRIDAY Dee. 3Ist,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Should the attend
ance be large is expected the session will con-
tinue two days. All Teachers from adjoining counties
are invited, and will be subject TO no expense in the
city, while the Association is in session. Friends OF
Education are invited to be present.
BY order. Al. WHEELER, Secy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

GYM. A. C.. Pushee has large stock of
Toys and Fancy and useful articles innumera.
Bile, for the consideration of those wishing to
make purchases for presents. 1t has become
proverbial, that when you can't find just what
you want at any other place, Pushee has it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2:

New ORLEANS, Dec. %.
FLoUR-Is active and advancing, $4,000
bbls Ohio sold at 81 1904 so.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess pork dull at $l7. Lard
declined, 1000 packages sold at lie. Bacon
sides $1,000.
WHrskY-Sales at 2OI@2lc.
GRAIN-Corn 47@4Sc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

0rAlas for the turkeys to-day The busy
noise of preparation, betokens terrible des-
truction in the gobbling fraternity. Moru-
ments of bones will be erected to their men,
DRY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

UWe are indebted to the clerk of the
Sparhawk, down yesterday morning, for late
Louisville papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25
MAR RED,

On the 23d inst. by Judge Conrad Baker, Mr.. JAMES
a. McCORKLE, to Miss SARAH K. CAMProN, all Of
this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of sweet things and wish
JIM aud his bride all hs ppiness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

TMessrs. Rathbone & Wheeler are fully
provided with ANNALS, &C., suitable for Holi-
day presents. Drop in this morning, and see
if something suitable does not present itself
proper to be presented to others.
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STATE OF INDIANA. } IS

STATE OF INDIANA: IS
vASDERBuReu CIRCUIT CouRr, April Term, A. D. issR.
Margaretta Ely,
George w. Ely,
T appearing by the AFFIDAVIT Of Henry D. AiIis. ESQ,
dsibteresed person, this day filed In my Office that
the said George W. Esey is resident the State Of
Indiana. The said George w. Etsy is hereby notified
of the pendencsoi this BILL and that unless he be and
appear before the Judge Of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court at the therm thereof to be held at tn Court
House city of Evansville in said county on the
third Monday in April next then and there In
to plead, demur to the bill herein the same
will be heard and determined NJ his absence.
Witness, JACOB LvNKENHEIMER, Clerk,
dec23-3tw BY BEs. SrISsoN, Deputy.
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VA N DERBURGH CIRCUIT COURT.
APRIL Term A. ID. 1888.
Richard Greer


Sarah C.. Lockhart, James L pckhart,
Lucy Jane Rudd, Christopher c. Rudd, Bfil in
Mary Il. Bell, and Crawford Bell, vii. Chsncery.
liam p. Negley, John David Stockwell,
a nd David A. Mel.
4 T appearing by the aaidavis OF Horatio @. Wheeler
Esq dsinsert s.e person, this day filed in my Office
the aid defendant, John David Stock WELL not
resident Of the State Of Indiana. The said defendant
Sockwe is hereby notified Of the pendency of this suit
and that unless he appear the next of This said
court and plead demur, TO the bill herein
filed before the calling of this case. the viii
be taken as confessed, as TO the said StockweIl.
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER,
Clerk OF the Vanderbaag Oh Circui, CouFs. dec233ww
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

OEThe weather still continues mild and
wet. Yesterday was dull and rainy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25
PRIVATE BoARDrN HOUSE.
On Water street, Evansville.

l. OFFICE Is how kept BY Mrs. PENTrcosr. IL has
lately undergone repairs and improvements making it
agreeable TO bosrders and dodgers is convenient for
those who wish to take boat being opposite the wharf,
All persons who fell dispose 10 cah viii be treated
with respect and attention. dec23-u
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UTThere will be service in the Epscopa
church this morning at the usual hour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

STATE OF INDIANA. So
yandeTbu1gh Countx,J
vASDERsUseH CRcurr CouRf,sApril Term A. ID. 1851
'0nn !, vs. "aA 1ucA.ncery.-
Thomas VI Ashford,)
TT appearing by the affidavit OF JohnM. Chute, ESQ.,
Il dsnterested person fhisday fled IN my ONCE that
that the said defendant Ashford not resident OF the
State of Indiana. The said defendant Ashford s here
by notified Of the penden II this suit and that unless
he appear term of said court, b. held ~
the Couit House in the city Of Evansville in said county
the third Monday In April next then and there. In
said court plead demur TO the bill herein
fled before the calling ofhs cause the same will be
tax en as confessed.
Witness, JACOB LUN6ENHElMER, Clerk.
secs3-3w By BIS. STISsox, Deputy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25
.@a~-,nrTTt. EVANSVILLE x PETER 5
2BpRGH CANAL PATKET

l. 10. ROwIey, GLASGOW. NseterJ-will run the
ensuing regular pacse. from Evansville 10.
and ediae lafri1se~ is expected
that she will be able running in the fore
part of January far the reservon WILSON county,
and extend her trips 10 Petersburgh and Washington
the canal IL completed As her owners have
used every exer,ion have their boat completed ana
ready TO- business the canal nnsg BILE
order they hope the public will award TO thena erir
patronage.
For freight or passage apply TO
ROwLEY 81 GLASGOW,
dec92wtf Or the board.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

COTToN YARN-le5 bags 400. 500, eco and 200. Just
~ in store and received per r. NJ Patton, for sale at
factory prices, by GeE. GILBERT & Co.,
dec95 Agents Cypress Factory.
DULvERIZED SODA AND sALERATUs-4o kegs
bes. quality, just rccey ed and for sale very low by
Sc. GILBERT & CO..
dec25 Sycamore ST., near Water.
~. BBIS. F1OUR-"Polk's." Francisco" "Prince-
- ton brands, for sale by
deee5 ]. & w. REILLY,
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CrRead "a Vision of YOUTH" on third page
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HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.

llVUIUAI hU DIM IN III
BORTON'S ECCHNTRIC MINsTREL8.
rCNHE MANAGER takes pleasure in announcing to
the city Of Evansville and vicinity that this talented
band will give two Of their & ra nd Concerts.
at APOLLO HALL, on FRIDAY and MONDAY Eve
nings. You lovers of fun and good music come out.
Admission only IS cents.
Doors omen at oclock-concert to commence att.
For particulars see programme.
J. G. HOPE Manager
dec23- I'd J. ID. CRAFT, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

VXTANrED..A DWELLING HOUSE suits ole 70,
wv a small family. i'm good condition. One above
Maia street would be preferable.
Enquire at this office. des2tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

900 FRESH NOVELS, just received. including
OttU most of Gleason's publications, BostoD.-
Also Arthur's James, Benefits, Bulwer's, Snew's
Buntline's Mrs. Cores, Mrs. Grays Miss Pickeringi
and many other works, Cor sale Wholesale or retail BY
dec22 RATHBONE * WHEELER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
I3 tbs

In this town. Jan. 81. al he residence ii q "
Rstrr, Mss Be:sey Wh:tccr.h, aged s5-a naiiv"
If Lt,'e:0n. Mass
In Waterford, Jan. Il. Ph.nder Isaiah, only son
OF Amos R. and Co<be B. Carpenter, aged 14th
months.
In Lyndon. Jan. Il. Of canker-rash, Laurie:.a.
daughter of Henry and Caroline HouSh'on. sgsi ?
, wears and months.
In Bradford, Jan. Is Sarah Emenr rounges.
daughter Of Hon Arai S:ebbins, sgei wears snd
months.
In panrille. Dec. 3oh o: cankc--rasl,, Russ Sno"
son Of Mr. David c. AMI Mr., Mary Ann Bacon, a2ei
three wears months al dav.
l. reac!laia. Pee. 9Th, Mr. Justin Far. p.,cl %
years
Az San Francisco. Dec. ll,h lEland II. Hall. for
merlv of Vermont.
In Chelsea, IAN ?. Deacon Richard Au,.rcw>,agei
Il yea->.
In Covcntrv Dec. 90 Of ,ii..-=e Of he hear.
suddenly. Mr. Na.hariel IIar~-v rg-1 So verrs. ".
Harvey ;"mcved from p,.achn.n 10 Coventry abou.
1 years since.
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Mr. Z. o Eaton, OF Lyndon. VI, AMI Ms tucy By
Glow, Of kcene
In Coventry. Isn. H. by Erv. ii FIX, I;eHcp',
Ehcnezsr N. Gray, ana Mrs Sophia Fn?-t.
In Ira>burch .Ian. l5 by Rev. Io-l Fisk. Mr. Car
los E. Clark, of lrsshurri,. and Miss Ei;za !. Va:
o! Barton.
At West Concord. bv Rev. Vim. Ivir-<i.r' Mr.
Friend Ball and Miss Amanda Kellogg. both Of t,i:-
cord.
In Montpelier Jan. :. TX Rev VIM. II. Lord. To-
e,h A. Prenss Esq, and Miss Rchecca p. L"onIis,
youngest daughter Of the late ,Ieduhan I.,"n;z.
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DR. WIST:FS BtLS1H or WILD CHIERI.
NoGuart"r, No dccepton.-ln setting forth the
virtue, OF this truly great medicine. we have de-
sire ~ deceive those who ab"ring 'In."r Attic
ton ior 10 we wish to c,,l"czC il NOR. han Il us;
J., ,csrr.cS. Yet hen look around and see the
vast amount {" suffering aud distress occa>innci hv
many Of the diseases iii which this medicine has
proved 50 highly successful vc feel that We c"n:ot
urge it, claims too strongly, say TOO mich III is
favor
We cut the following very valuable and important
testimony in favor Of Wistar'> rasam Of VIII Cher
~, from the sncv ard highly respected lhaiv Eve
nlnc Transcript:
Providence. April l6, 1919.
We take pleasure in recommending this valuable
medicine ami in '!ong feel that Ne doing our
duty. We DO not >ay tbs from mere hear>av. or
from examination o: the large number o. certificates
from authentic sources. tand persons, toe. whom No
know to tc resp"l>he.l of the wonderful cures
wr1ug,l: ~ this truly remarkable discovery, but
from personal knowledge OF several speedy cures
Effected BY IT, in al coughs colds, ard dscas-
es Of :hr Luu-,s.
None genuine. unless signed l. Butts IN Tic rap
Price dollar per bottle, TX h't.ics Cor
iiye iui,lr..
Acr>rs-I G. bingham. I"hn Eac'.n, - .T"l".-
nrr,-: II. &. Ell,.ack. P.,,~lu'i>:r: .'&::cs C,ah
barnet: t,"or." C"v'"- p.
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DEATH OF II. ii. HALL.

-.;n.s,l:gencc ofthe death Of Young Hail. reach
...:, vj,,.--, bv telegraph. on Monday afternoon
:. and az expression ofrcgret an sympathy was
-i-.-.a, He LETT Pennington in October last. iul!
..p,no an1 confi,leu' in his ability TO make tonr
-,rler land source Of pleasure and oi proIt
s.r,s'f,nd vouro wife who accompan;e! him.
,r, friends ho5el and reasonably hoped, that one
.-.a-nrisipr. and industriouslv energetic. would
.,,o rorari commensurate with his ability and
III. lion. H,w sadly have they been disappointed
- ..,,s sa-v Earning Of his sudden death! We
.--,rfy 70 with them in their deep affection; and
.,- community vii bear Us witness when we say
10, M rrrrr man amongus would have been more
..-s-,',v m;eeel Or .amentel than liiland Il! Hall
Lrrr.sg'5a Bnm6r.
p Tie following resolution passed the Nassa-
.-r.e':, IrG-'a.ure unanimously:
RS ,,I. Tina, lis ExreUc,cv. the Governor, b.
a-.t.r.7.I AID empowered in tie nan" and behalf
.f- -,.,,'a + tie Commonwealth. 10 invi'c Ions
E.,sar 70 II the Cap.tol during ,he present ses
"a + The Legislature"
GOV. Eou,weH has despatched 1 messenger in rur
~; Of Ko,>u,h to extern! TO him IN invitation to Wis
Massachusetts.
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i. would pas, the bill ii and hold d.t the
Il ~~..ronIible tor the proper appii-
. i0y ..Ior.h, the investigation was
I, ''' Iy,, ,he charsr, made III the pubic
p, E-ook, defended the President
49,. NV Of State, respecting former
-. .,.,u of California. moTr1 an a
va IN, the pre>iden; cause the pay
r,,.l. a, such tine and manner as
eide +, Mexico, pending which the
49,. and reported pro!reSs,
,.prr,rn'vd a petition from the
~, +, ,.roliblt the emigration OF
n,n.,r- from torci9n countries
,...i 's..;o-. aud also for certain M
..:n Delaware River and Bay. Ad-