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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14
JOHN :. MITCIIELH ~ SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHA ANTS.

MISSION MERCH ANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
OTce and WGrsh0Use on Hater street, bttfreeR NciR
and Locust; also corner Of Walnut st. and tie
Canal, and az the Big WharJ Boat at
foot Of Main street.
EITI Ill, advance cash all kinds of Produce COZ.
w signed to them, for sale her3 ship their
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise filed
at the shortest notice and lowest marx ct prices
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding o;
all Produce entrusted.o their nd
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
DO not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
deca-if JOHN 5. MITCHELL q son.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
PAPER HANGlNG AND IPHOLSTERING

TN ALL ITS BRANCHES-by J. w. Zimmerman Co.
| Being practical workmen ourselves do work in
line cheaper than any else in town and would adj
wise all those who intend paperng and renovating their
of new goods just received, which consist of the following
articles Hanging Borders, fine Screens, Lace End
Damask Curtains, Comce Bands, Pins, Loops, Cords and
Tasses HAIR Moss, Cotton, Wool and Straw Mattresses
Feather Beds made order the shortest notice. All
work done by will to be done in superior ste
In the course few weeks will have steam rcnovater
for purifying feathers. J. w. ZIMMERMAN & co,
Anri & 1884 lS0-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
LIP DISEASE-LAMENES CURED!
IL HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE ITNCTURE
Read he of lntta do+a1

WAsHNGroN, March 10, 1854
MEssRs MORTIMER MowBRAy-Dcdr Sirs.-Mv little
girl contracted lameness and began side during
the early part OF last Summer but thought it from
habit she had acquired standing on the left foot Several
ling believe until she crooked that was quite
alarmed In September took he to of the best phys-
clans in city, who said that her spine affected and
prescribed accordingly The medicine being of service
to he then pronounced hip disease and said she would
probably be lame for life then made of much ad
yertised and celebrated Linmcnt which said
ehcal in such eases, and continued until the 10th of Feb
ruay, when changed it for Hartshorn Lniment which
used until the 18th.
Her suferngs becoming acute returned again to
the aforementioned Lniment but she still continued grow
and could not be moved without the most in
tense suffering. then bought bottle of HAMPTON'S
she had begun it she could raghen stand
up without support The little oveoyed
stand by myself She had been able to stand
as straight for two three months before 1t month
since she the Tncture and she walk
' "''' OS0rS 'ANSn SICK H. 0R7ReSi FRAyiR1Axp
Pennsylvania Avenue, Georgetown Bridge,
Dccate Females and Children c,A please try 1t cures
Coughs Bronchitis Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Scroula
with all arrangements Of the system.
See advertisement on fourth page
BADNESS POSITIVELY CURED! C S. EMERsoN's
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE is truly the age
Perhaps article offered the public received with
favor than this and Bald becoming have
only to test the article to be fully satisfied.
n BAgents authorized to give written guarantees if
preferred price to be agreed between the parties
mington and surrounding county.
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE AND
LIVER PILLS.
~ singular combination but very efectual, the follow
ing will show:
New York, November 90 1852
Knowing experience, the valuable qualities Of Dr. NJ
LANES VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS have time
considered duty, and ma e business to make
those articles known whereverI among my friends
time ago acquainted with the of young
girl who seemed troubled with liver complaint
at the same time been suffering for
Through nv persuasion purchased bottle of Dr. NJ
LANES VERMFUGE and box OF LIVER PILLS. which she
took according The result passed large
quantity worms and thinks that box OF the Pills will
restore her TO perfect health Her and residence be
by calling L. Thea Druggist of Rutser
ana Monroe streets.
P DE- celebrated NerInuge and Liver Pills can
both obtained auy the respectable Drug Stores i'll this
city.
- Purchasers will please careful Tor and take
none but Dr. Vermifugc. All others in comparison;
are worthless For by WIN H. LPPlTT Druggist, Will
mngCn, M
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

The market opened firm this morning, with sales above
at which there is moderate demand from distillers
SPIRITS TURPENTNEIn this article rather quiet
market for the week ended to-day and the transactions
been light the price at the close of Wednesday, however,
shows decline of cent our last weeks quotation The
market is extremely quiet this morning and learn there
orders here for the article in the absence of which
there buyers The stock UerY light sellers
firm in holding 81 and upwards Sales for the week
Enl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

ROsIN-Ihere has been rather enquiry the Com
article this week. and the sales reach 800 bbls
follows On Thursday, 600 bbls 81 O5 for large bbls
Saturday. 1000 do price: Monday 400 do at 81
for medium 81 large 800 do small medium
81 O2 and Wednesday, 1000 do 81 10 for large bbls
The stock in first hands is light, and sellers firm in
holding at 81 lO@$l Is for large bb No sales in Nos
2 that hear of.
TAR-Ruled steady last weeks figures up this
morning. and receipts light Sales for the week reach about
OPP bbs at 81 Co. and this morning 80 do 81 80 4s
bbl last sale at lowest figure, with fair demand 1900
bbs shipping order, sold from yard Friday last
81 IS u Dbl.
Stock of Noyat Stores on hand for sue s,pucnt and in
the hands Of dtstu1ers, this day.
Soft Turpentine ,702 do
Hard do. $500 do.
1881 do
Rosn, Nos. & 2. 1884 do
g Common .................... 1881 do.
BRCKs-Sale last Saturday of 900 Eastern brick at
IS u NJ cash.
Receipts for the past week have been only one
small parcels and but little Offering market
There appears be enquiry for the article hear
only 45 bales having been sold yesterday and this morning
at st O. 81 = H. for low middling fair We quote
81 q cents, as in quality.
Corn MEALS in moderate supply, and fair demand
Sells from store at quotations. in quantity See Ia
bic.
FrsH-Therc few NIulets in market, and some
enquiry for them retail $6@s6 80 q Dbl lot of 40
bbls Eastern Herring sold few days at s. 10 81 Dbl
See table for store of Alackere
FLoUR-In Fayetteville brands there has been dull feel
ing in the market during the week. and the price mas dec
ed 50 = Dbl Small parcels have sold from and
wharf 81 % bb for superne during the early part Of the
week and Wednesday, $50 bbls. sold So 80 p Dbl
Our figures in table for store rates, quantity The
supply of Northern brands is light but sufficient for the de-
mand, and small sales made from at S9@SIl +
Dbl. for Canal, as in quality.
EMPTY BARRELs-Spirs Turpennc barrels remain with
out change and in light supply Small sales o. second hand
ones 81 40 q g 80 each.
RAIx-In Corn note the arrival this week Of
goes 100 bushel 1000 bushels Of which sold Friday
s2t bushci balance sold Wednesday at
price There is good supply in dealers hands and
moderate demand -OATs-No receipts. See table fol
rates.-RcE-I clean note fair stock in store
with light demand, and sales only in the small way at Al
IL cents z ~ in quality In rough hear Of nothing
doing and quotations nominal at 81 @ 81 10 q bushel
PEASThe supply of Cow Peas is ght and there is fair
enquiry quotations On Tuesday note sale of SO
bushels black eye Peas at 81 Ia q bushcl, from
In Ground Peas note but light receipts this week and
fair demand from buyers at 80 cents @SI bushel, in
quality lot of $50 bushels sold Wednesday at 81 lC
p bushel, bags included.
HaY-Received this week 425 bales Ordinary quality
Northern make 275 of which sold Friday at &c., and l5(
on Wednesday IS q 100 lbs There is fair supply
of Northern make in dealers hands, and quotations
for The supply of Eastern light and wanted
sells store at 81 5o@sl Is 100 s as in quantity
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
OUR MOTTO rs "To PLEAsE,''

IIRrnesS, NIlNsNN ~
Al-UsTR INK MANUFACT TORY. &aAASAS
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Coach,
Gig, and sulky Harness; Lady's and GentIemen's
Saddles, Brides, Whips &C.; Trunks, Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satches fancy Trunks &C. Always on
hand large supply of trins Leather and Fly Nets
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
of WIZ h he warrants to be of the best work.
manship and will be sold low for cash. credit to
prompt customers
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Medical Bags &C., made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold
ion. JOHN ]. CONOLEY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Subscriber having qualified at the March Term
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions sitting, Ad
minstraor of GEORGE W. B. BURGwIN hereby gives
to all indebted to said deceased make immediate
payment and to all persons having claims against said
ceased to present them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed law Chat to say, within years from
the date hereby otherwise this notice will be pleaded bar
of their recovery HAZELL w BURGWIN, Admr.
Wilmington N. G., March Is, 1854 I65-tf-29f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having qualified at the March Term
in Session. of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
tor the County OF New Hanover Administrator of Jane
Jacobs decd hereby gives notice all persons indebted to
said deceased to make immediate payment and to all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased present hem
legally authenticated for payment within the time pre-
scrbed by law Chat is within two years from the date
hereof otherwise this notice will be pleaded
recovery. VIM L. JACOBS, Administrator
Wilmington, March 10TH A. ID. 1854 l62-2SU
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
ENDING APRIL 6, 1854

TURPENTINE-After closing review Thursday last
there decline hard Turpentne of 10 cents and
Friday further decline of 10 The sales since
been steady at So so for yellow dip and 81 O5 for hard3
bbls origin sold Friday at 81. The receipts for
the week ended to-day, foot up only 222S bbs, viz:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

It should be understood that quotations generally
represent the Wholesale prices. In filling small orders high
rates have to be paid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

NOV RECEIVING
~ 20 btls. Rectified Whiskey;
) do Monongahela do;
l pipe Holland Gin;
Is bags Rio Coffee;
10 do Laguyra do;
) do Java do
) hhds. P. r. Sugar;
10 bbls. Refined do /;
10 do Mess Pork;
10 boxes Adamantine Candles
Is do Colgate's Soap;
4 hhds. Western Bacon ;
1000 lbs. n. c. do /;
4 bbls. \. c. Lard. For sale by
AnriI71 UTLEY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

IRON THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN 25 copies
L the Life of Henry Biddieman Bascom. Methodist ymns
all sizes and qualities just received this morning per Adams
s. Co.'S Express, at :. w. WHITAKER
April 9Th 1854.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

The annual income of Trinity Church corporation
of New York, is said to be $45,405.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANDATORY
BY SEYBERT d DOYL

BY sEYBERT q DOYLE.
In the Lazarus Buid,ng Wilmington, ". c.
b with SASH, BLNDs and DOORS, of all descriptions,
at prices suit the times and at the shortest notice All
orders will be attended to Immediately -,,...
Also all kinds of GLAZING done on reasonable terms
April 9Th. 1854 I19-tt-3l-d
u VI '''''' Macm1LLAN x BOwDEN,
Inspectors OF NAVAL STORES AND PROvIs-
| IONS Office corner Of North Water and Chestnut
Streets, Wilmington, n. c. ,-o. ooo
Fayetteville Carolinan and Goldsboro' New Era, copy
months and send bill to this office.
STEAMER SPRAY FOR sMITHvILLE s. oTToN
49, STEAMER SPRAY, Capt. JOHN B. PRICE,
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday, and
Leave Smithville, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
Afternoon o'clock, and Monday Morning at s o'clock
aa-Passago One Dollar, Children and Servants hail price.
FREIGHT at customary rates.
Apply to Captain on board or to to r,spoKKrIEN
March Is, l854-I64-f-2s-tf No. 8 South Wharvei.
n rOLASsES-27s hhds tons and barrels Prime New
wi Crop Cuba Moasse just Tece1y f Pe. Pig l.
NELL YOUR READERS have just received from Fay
etevle Is bb Of extra Family Flour n F9sh; 10"
for cash. at IIEO u. hELLE1 ,.
NTOLAsSES-2O hhds. of prime Cuba on retail by the
INl barrel Low for cash, at GEO. h kELLE1 ,.
C1TNDRIES-25 bills superhne Fayetteville Flour; 10
= boxes Cosatc's Pale Soap aud No 70 bags green no
boxes Stewart Bussng Co.. Hard assorted Candles; 70
boxes Adamantne Candles 10 do Sperm do 20 do best
Excelsior Soap 25 bbls extra brown Sugars 10 do stew
arts best crushed 10 do A Coffee do dozen boxes Bah
bits yeast Powders; kegs of salaratus DO OF
washing Soda, SC. Low for cash, at . - ~
April I. 1884. GEO. n. hELLE1 ::
"a TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED to the Jail of
az Dnplin county, the 3lst of March, negro boy who
"a saws that his name ISAAC and that he belongs to
W John Bond of Chowan county, \. c. and says that
he hired in South Carolina, BY the name OF
Long Isaac about 81 years of age about FIVE feet four
inches high will weigh about 100 pounds with his hair
very low on the forehead black with long thick lips
and has white scar his right Leg which caused by
burr when he child he says The owner requested
to come forward said boy pay charges and take him
away or he will be dealt with the law directs.
' JOHN B. HUSSEY, Jait0r
| April l. '54--3ltf of Duplin County.
ITODEY'S AND ARTHUR'S MAGAZINES, for April
" Just received and for sale by j. l. MUNDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07
Marine Correspondence of the journal.
CoNwAYBoRo', S. c., March 81. l

ARRIVED
March 24-Schr S Rudderow, Might, from New York.
with mdze Buck Il Beatty, Beatty, Woodard, Spiveys
s. Co., Bell & Watson, POpes Ship Yard
Schr Arab, Willis from Washington, G; with corn to
Perkins Il Barnhl Moore & Tasren, Gurganus & Ander
son, l. Barnhill, ] Cansey.
Steamer Mai Vim Barnett Gilbert, from Georgetow and
Bucksville; with mdze to Thcs Holmes, Woodland Spi
veys & Co, G Fisk, NJ 1ardrick, Readman & Co.. Bells
& Watson, Taft Bros Pope James Beatty. Pope's Ship
Yard H Norman
27-schr Oregon, Getere, from Beaufort c with corn
to S & H Bell, G Brdger, D w Jordan.
Schr Agnes Lord from New York with mdze to Bells &
Watson Woodard Spiveys Co, Buck & Beaty,J NJ Hard
wick ] Rcadman & Co. Morgan & Darby.
3O-Steamer Maj VIM Barnett, Gilbert from Bucksville
with ice to Col Beatty and mdze to II Holiness H Nor
CLEARED.
March 29-Schr Arab Willis for Beaufort. N c.
Steamer Maj VIM Barnett, Gilbert for Bucksville and
Georgetown with naval stores by Barnes.
319Steamer Maj Vim Barnett, Gilbert for Pee Dee with
stills, by S 4 Fl Bell.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMER MAJ. VIM. BARNETT, FROM
BUCKSVILLE.
MI dies MiSsnS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

PASSENGERS PER STEAMER MAJ. VIM. BARNETT, FROM
BUCKSvILLE.
Mrs F Buck Miss Wescott, Miss CongdOn, Misses
Buck w L Buck r Smart, Master Buck and servant,
II C.,,roonuS and DIR Yates
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

=, LATER FROM CUBA.-1he steamer Empire City at
re" YORK, from Havana, reports trade dull There
were many American vessels in port The Princeton
arrived at Havana the 18th ult The island was
suffering from drought Upwards of twenty of the
largest sugar plantations have been burnt in conse-
qnence of the dry gniting from sparks of loco
motives The loss is immense
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

TODEY'S AND ARTHUR'S MAGAZINES, for April
u Just received and for sale by J. 1. MUNDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

NoTE.-River LUMBER Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection
erage. &csay Lumber 80 cents to 81 % M; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents y bband naval stores
when brought per railroad, about the expenses
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-fth is made. according to quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17


Fun IN GROVE 6rRxH -About 10 O'Clock last night
are took place In the stables oceupied BY Mr. Gilbert
Hyatt and Others 81 No. - Grove street The hsaes
were hrst discovered In the hayof 1here wers eight
horses in the siabss at the tine but luckily they were
AL saved Mr. Hyatt Yps about the nrst 70 discover the
are be resides the opposite side Of the street to
the stables The stables are owned b. wm: A. Thomp-
Damage 10 The bayloft oniy the stables not
destroyed. Loss probably about 800
T,nn wArxn snH-M about II O'Clock last night
are discovered In the livery and hack stables Be-
longing TO Hugh Qufn Of No. - walker street The
flames ASst Discovered By Of Mr. Quu's young
men, who slept in the hay loft with three Others He
woke up bis companions, and they al compelled ~
III Without their clothing, rapidly did the flames
increase up<n then.
The loft and part of the coach house IL destroyed
The horsss carriages and the best part the harness
seyed By the exsrtons Of the nremsn and police
Mr. Quin has an Of % 900 front build
ing In the Merchants Insurance Company, bat he
nm injured on the rear building, in which the 6re orr
ginated The damage may be estimated 1T about $500.
FIRx IN Esxx srRIH-Yestsrdsy afternoon, between
four and Ave O'clock Ore took place In the paint store
81 Issscson, No. ~ Esssx Stree The hrs was caus-
ed through the csree Of he apprsotice boy IN
seftng varpish which he vas boiling "a the afs
place. The Gre extingnishod With but rinins dam
ate-not 10 exceed $50 Il was put ont with fc~ pas
Of water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17


Boar RACE AND Uhr.-Quite an exciting boat race
took place yesterday at Hegate, for . stake Of $50.
Bono twenty sail boats entered and the contest
quite spirited the Challenge reAching her goal ahead Of
I'll Others but for abe denied the stakes
II was jolly parry and the nsumption Of fluids
yerJ liberal In more ways than A marty from HAr
km. in boat, numbering some four Eve, upset,
been inwardy. No lives were lost. After The principal
race match took place between two boats In which
Mr.. DECKER won the purse
Fan Boar RACE IA very interesting and exciting race
came Oh yester ~ afternoon. between the boats g. c.
Foote paed by Walter Dixon, and the Rauchero by j.
Grien The former II Is feet long and had a yards
In her sai the latter IL feet and sported SO yarf they
vent AROUND Robbins Reef light and back to whitehall
clip, distance Of ten miles, the g. G. Foote coming in
long distance ahead.
SoNNANBurrn-FAu THROUGH I'M FArcHwAYs or
STxAEn-On Tuesday night, about II O'Clock Hugh La
man, the engineer OF the Black warrier now lying Ia
port fell through the hatshways Of the stesmef dis
lance Of 80 or 20 feet breaking his arm and receiving
such other injuries to make his recovery doubtful
Early In the vtnng he went upon the deck to sleep,
obtain the benefit Of the cool air white wsshing
had been cone about the vessel the day before and 70
tactae the drying OF the steamer the haches were sf
open. Layman, in at Of somnambultsm walked into
tie opening, and received the fall stated above. BE
conveyed to his home In CAtskin yesterday
Accmnr AT J1srY CrrY FHasY .-Aa the half-past ten
Jersey City ferry woman the wife OF John McCAdrsy
Ct Jerey City, accidentally fell overheard, and
cusd by the bridge man ON duty. The escape from
death was narrow.
lDxxnTm Tho body mentioned In our paper 81 IN
teray morning having been found ct 1874 street. n
reported to have been identified a. that Of Mas Sayn
Burns, Of Broohlyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17
rhc HARLEM Railroad Meeting-Morc Work
In he D0ne.

rho Harlem Railroad Meeting-Morc Work
10 be Done.
The report Of the proceedings Of the meeting
of the Harlem stockholders, on Tuesday last,
contains, in nearly equal proportions, material
for congratulation, and food for regret. We
rejoice to find that the stock fraudulently is
sued by the late officers of the company is in
fair way to be assumed; but our satisfaction is
very considerably alleged by the discovery that
the inexcusable neglect and criminal carclessness
Of the directors have escaped without punish
meDt, and actually without reprimand. In
truth, the meeting was-as such affairs usu-
ally are-somewhat tumultuous and tolerably
inconsistent. The honest Connecticut farmers,
who were represented by Mr.. Asa Hubbard
and Mr.. Pardee, had made up their minds that
the over iseue was Irregular Wall street swim
dle," planned by the New York stockholders
to defraud their simple country associates.
They insinuated broadly enough that the di.
rectors had been prlvy to the fraud, and had
profted by it; and with the virtuous indigua-
ton such q conviction would be likely TO In
spire, they positively declared that they would
not pay cent towards assuming the spurious
stock. All this was urged by Mr.. Hubbard;
under the disadvantage Of much violence of
language and warmth Of temper; and Is might
have been expected, instead OF gain ng converts
to the Connecticut view, It diminished the
sympathy felt for the speaker and his friends,
and il anything, reduced the vote they expect
cd to poll. The New York side of the
question was put with much more force
and tact by DR.. Smith and Mr.. Gourlie.
A few practical remarks from the former show
ed the impoesibility Of drawing line Of distino-
tion between spurious and real stock, or Of de-.
tecting the former in the hands 1t has now
reached; and Mr. Gourlie touched with good
effect ON the moral bearings Of the question
and the duty Of the Harlem shareholders as
men of honor and men Of business Tn, whole
matter was, In fact, summed up in stat ment
made by the later gentleman. and, we are
happy to add, warmly applauded by our fellow
cit zens: "As long ns i've" said Mr.. Gourlie.
Il hope shall never bAwilling to compel the
community to suffer for the dishonest actions
Of my agents. This is the language-the only
language Of honesty in such case as this So
il was understood by the meeting, aud despite
the protests ofthe country shareholders, resp
luton authorizing the directors to retire the
fraudulent stock. and charge its oest to the ex-
pensc account Of the road, was Immediately
passed BY large majority.
Thus we have got rid Of one difBculty, and
one danger. When the lapse Of few months
hall have cooled the srdor Of Mr.. Hubbard and
bis friends, oil parties win admit we tust that
no other course than the one rur ued BY the
meeting wonld have been consistent with honor
or sound policy. II may seem hard to share
holders in Connecticut that their property
should be deprecated by the rascality Of one