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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13

ala Louisa Loveloy writes
to the Independent Democrat, as follows
II aeems TO US impossible that any spo, on
earth, unculliyated by art, can be more IN
yitinr IN appearance than tins county.
Beautiful rolling prairie, undulating like the
waves of the sea, high limestone cliffs, with
immense bottom lands, stretching into thou
sands OF acres, as rich "a IT Is possible for
1t to be, high table lands, with soil number
of feet in depth. The only thing we have
noticed M being lacking 10 make this coun-
try all that could be desired, is scarcity Of
good building timber, such as spruce and
pine. There il sulciency Of wood for
many years 10 come, and limestone in plenty
for fencing here, and for building purposes.
There are living springs of pure sweet wa
ter on most of the claims in this vicinity
tBig Blne) and wells are dug on the prairie.
where water IS found of excellent qunhfy,
but few feet below the surface. Our com
pany consists OF men of the right stamp"
mostly from Massachusetts and Rhode Island
including "A number of clergylnen, and men
of liberal education, who have been SUCCESS
fully engaged for years as teachers in our
distinguished seminares of learning at the
East, and are hencelorth to devote their en-
ergies for the benefit of this new territory
They have pitched on a beautiful site for
city at the junction of the Big Blue aud
Kansas rivers, and today surveyors are busy
IN stalking out the streets on an immense
scale, number Of miles IN circumference
frames and cabins are going up all around
to secure this city property, whilst for miles
abound farm claims have been taken, and
Eve, ten, and so on, acres planted, and every
thing Is growing rapidly. The air is so pure
aud clear, that objects SIX and eight miles
distant can be distinctly seen as those in the
East at one quarter of mile, strange as il
may seem. IL Is hard for US to become ha-
btuated 10 It, and It seems constant phe-
nomenon 10 us-so healthy too, that one can
lie in the open air and realize no inconven.
fence from II. An instance occurs nightly
N sight Of our cabin. A gentleman from
Maine, graduate of WaicUille, and for
years past teacher in the Chariesiown A.
cadeny, who was to all appearance IN the
last stages Of consumption, given over BY
his physirians to die, as last resort came
10 Kansas, has lived here through the winter
and Is now so well, he lahors constantly and
at night wraps a buffalo robe about hun, and
throws himself on the open praire, with no
covering but the canopy of heaven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13

Is anybody tired Of The Peaoe'iI Shades
Of Woodstock LAST year Stephen Royce
was put in nomination by union of the
people. lie was the candidate of no party.
He was not nominated, supported nor elect.
ed, as a party candidate He was elected
without the aid of any caucuslng, election.
eetlng, or stump speaking, by Ten thousand
majority lie was nominated and elected by
the Spontaneous action Of the people, if ever
man was. Now reud this mock sentiment.
allsm from the Standard, and remember no,
10 disturb tine Power that rests 50 peace
fully, IN the shades of Woodstock. Here
II ISL" Gov. Royce would dwell peaceful
ly within the shades of Berkshire, were il
M, for The intolerable opportunities of lnsa.
tate office mongers ~ Such is the conpli-
ment paid to the people by the STANDARD, for
then support OF Gov. Royce.-Rut. Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Poll
tics.

The Charleston Is. C.) Mercury (NrlliG-
ca,ion) seems in a recent letter Of the Gov
ernor of Georgia, NOW a candidate for re-
election, to find great cause for joy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13

The camp is healthy. Cholera. however,
prevails at Balaklaya.
The Sardinians are suffering, aud General
Marmora, the younger Is dead.
A national monument is to be erected to
the English dead at Seutari.
Greai Breidia.-The report of Roebucks
Committee had been presented to Parlia-
aent. The report merely admits that the
sufierings of the army have been sggraval-
ed by incompetency at home. Since then,
there has been some excitement from Roe
buck,-whose report was somewhat over
ruled BY other members of the Committee,
having given notice Of vote Of censure on
the Government, 50 worded as to embrace
OF grievances Of all sections of the opposi-
ton, namely; That Parliament, deeply Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-01
[FEom The CAieago Jaurn.l. ]
/. Gods Acre"

Gods Acre"
The village Grave Yard--haye you for
gotten it2 We do no. mean the nelq one
they call Cemetery, wherein are spen
did fctions III Autograph, but tie Cd burr
al pi4ce, where the first settlers scroped
away the snow PERHAPS. and deposited in
the virgin earth, their first dead with
many tears tie old place We mean, Sc.
lecte1 and peopled BY those wh Sc lives
and lpves are duly remembered, and feebly
cherished at the best.
just such All old Crave Yard rises upon
memory now aud viii you bear Us com
pany, this pleasant nighi in May, willie
We visit il There It is, where those til
Lombardy popars are drawn np like sol
emn scntineis, and where tim. NJ Die rolls
its green pillows into the suase'
We lean upon he browu aud broken
fence. and look over Gods acre, with lis
gray and fallen tablets. and It's subsiled
pillows Of green turf. L look. Ike an Oh
failow, tina. the husbandfnan forgot - -ow.
and 50 it !ay SIZE .t-,s and duab in tt
harves'.
II We only knew the history of tbs i
lent s.eepers. that lie there, Nc should
have th4t 20 ,hink of. Tia. woald qj.glaee
the living ii thou NJ; abl heart, f1r
while, AMI yin .x.4ay Is. tar nr iva Is,
memory and iof them.
Here beside ils unused rite ,t,,d, ~
rude aud eru1hlng tier. yher.on liz
youns and he l,sal III. he reverend AMI
old. came oae 81 oee. yiaa h.s rfn
cl.suing tenIri. held, i securely j., a.
p,acs. nu. til. time las BEEN wen tbe
removal II ina, liar ala re,.d at,ay exen
Ly il, roots. m.fe b,satjfnl gioe tFet
cjung around the threshala .e loy.r, s,4
nioufnin. hearts.
No OH NDria,ry has ua3e a ni>s.aa
here Nose have obstnr.3 tn,n, 49,,
and STAINED ,af,ei. ard many i $40
like The first Tables Of tie Law. ! b,ok s,
AID gore. All. there are names upon me-
Of them. that in their aav coila brieg
antilles ard bonors-nqtnes tl.t ,er.ort,
other usr.t> FOR love ana trnxt
Here Is grave. close un9er -, Nar-e
md we remember for whom !. VS. ot9a
An chat remains unon the .ablet nav i
rudely carved Willow and .MARrHA',
beneath il. She was q VILLAGE q ,w4r and
amenv The fairest at sixteen. and ii ~
teen She died. Il was q SATURDAY after
moon and with merry connany he .ent
aower hnniinr amono the yaek. M Ire
The deem GORGE worn by de waters an
their Journey by the VILLAGE Mn 81,
yenturrd out with laush unon ~ cf.en
and NOISY verge. and stood there Ike Mi
Ram aud sang. Tie summer wiad SHOOK
out her r!nyles in shower upoa her
shoulders.
A straw hal with blue ribbons. was a,ng
back from her brow and SHE seemed f,kp
one DESCENDING for moment from the blno
heaven above her. Il i a lone tin,e .,.ro
but we cannot forget tie GLANCE of her
beautiful ewes. as she turned b,lr.nlavfnl
la,f TRIUMPHANT TO her more ,jm;i com.
nan;ans
II seq n flower-a yiole, =, she cried
IN Is lust over the brink-it shan h.
mine. - ana before hand could be extend.
"a 10 save her. she had a vance d one foot
a la.,t - - ca "a
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N0ticc.

TUE co-pertnership heretofore existing ., !
tween VIM. q, FutkAogser AMI Th.s. }
bafllcu. 10 tie Family Grocery business, is IL ;
lay dissolved b. Limitation. Wm e. Fuul
haHser, having purchased tie inter est IL rhos !
B'ttlest, viii continue the business at the o.
stand, and Wall pay al deneuds against ia frr
onj al oJ1standlug accoH0s and noirs due Il .
firm are 10 be paid 10 gaia VIM " Funkhoaser.
who IS alone oatbofzed 10 u.s. tie name oi 4 e
ffm ii iqaidai9n.
WM. G rtrNkHUUaER,
y. u. HARTAETT.
Say s. 1876,
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was buried How ba.uttfut shp look cd IN
Lcr vcldinp garments. for III. Mas mar
RED --evea unto Death. u.r hands uere
m,ckly foliea over her mo,jf Mess bosnrn
aid III ono Of them Ms LIE Vile, she bad
plucked from Tie (atl ycfge.
Il was beautiful summers Inv and
tie oil hin vas hy.urht out 4 ne9tb me
trees. and rested unon t.ble IN. cia
FL er-s ham We then lusi.t ~, rood
10 die. thouoA ala, far i ur ls,. nearA
since Tia. - The trayefsoe Dttil 5,e Nm
Of Jesse are enJsd'.-ste,I i, h. coffin
The birds sang sweetlv over haa9 and
tie winds made music anon, tha
br inches bnt man, eyss u.,. sla44,n,,
rain below.
Tue az man in tones trsml,laos and
low, offered PRAYER cen,rrn3;ng liz
4 iac % Gud's god beenifc, and Nh MI,
j5lned in an old IA bi,ned HYMN b,r mere
was falternr n the simnle strains far
sweet voice US mis>ing II nv E,il4
choir. The text was n the coffin al well
as IN The Il bic. for il was oriy. .Ae
F3otrer F,det6 j,
There IS but one ll.nr ,haea this di,
lance of time, We Gun remember. and il !.
this. We thin. /, wa, calamity ,bateall.
"a our yaufg friend hence Ia BE- ncfe no
more forevef-tAat il wa melancholy
chance or " o,e.tf. .rr .ho la,
PASSED IN her hean.g f,or. ~ r~rla -
that, aud the yiolrt was tl5nted ,bere. .,
Ne think. by III rand,ln f,.g,r. u t,e
WIND but itva<nat !. rbat7,,,Ie 49,
Vas 10 Win a sihtsr f,r the rIa,rsbave.,t
LIS performed IL Office ard g. 9red, au
Things well. We fancy II va. h,o.,,.o.,
upon fearful brink. l,or n wa rn, So
Il Vas set har3 ~ H. tt.,a.Loll Ia ~.
better land and - In "a r,rt,4,. HI, al
into Heaven
No led ollanouishine-no wa.t;no dav
By day. but VIII an 7e- nn,;,nir7. ~,
dover Of )nye,iaesx sbe.ao "a ..,..,'
Out 81 our sielt .
"And God ba, .troyn ssc,, ao1er.
along our paths e,s,f;,na,,aIh esa-
IL. TO guis,e ana ,yif s.. - = FL,
They blossom in everv t,,,f--tJo,, ~
ia evefy nrnysaeuee-.il.,.,, Ill f,a..,,,',
here to-Jat.o
The speaker e5.dea t5ave ,gae ,oa,o
rnett III lie Iitlle rra,s ID Hi .,r.xso3
r,uad 10 take one ii, FIX + III I'D
wherein Deafh had =, jasse.f ,5.e 49,. ;
III they took ne ,a.u aea3 ma bare III,
l!t.cr. A.ot.er e.o., s.1., ~,
petition bseathed. and earrb ma her fl,ot-.
ar from on-ev4
beside her silent pil.uS. Bot the tin.,,r> e
alfaefioa Linz, So. t.,
s. y. = "n-S
- - ~ -" III, bdi sac y Lot there
s'-@ay 4icr b@euy las Ata.e3, this
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Election of nirE...
0rFleg hEaErK, FT DFg MnrE.
.t-.4 49,. f3 - u

0rFleg hEaErK, FT. hrs MorR.
NEsorA KAIi RoAB EoArA.a
Keokuk May =
THE Stockholders of the keokuk.k
L. Naines and Minnesota Ksil Road CO
are hereby notified that an e'srtioh a.
Directors tof said CompaaY wiil be h W 81
C1Y dstlin tha city of k@6knk, on Msuslxx n
IAN da" At J4ae next. at 2 o'clock. r NJ.
II. Z. REID, Pendent
G III c0ET, Secretary.
Nav II, 1885 tl
Eeakak D.g Itch asa F5rt 9esmolaes statas
ina,f cow
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kcokuk, Mt Pleasant and Mus
callne Rail Road Co.

NollGE l. hereby given that The annual meet
Y INK OF the Stockholders oil the ktokuk. Nj.
Pleasant and Aiusca'inr Rail Read Company
will be held In Mt. Pleasant at tie eousiy
1onrt House a. the hour Fl | O'Clock r. ", On
Wednesday, Juhe s0ih, 1873, Tor The purpose Of
elecilng eleven Directors AID transactng tie
business incidental thereto.
LsU Rim DEWEY, President.
May %, 1855. d9w&3tw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-01
Snsar Cured Hams.

4 LARG f lot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams on
y hand ard 10 sale low
NC FUNKHOUsER
mayll ] IS
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II AFiNG made arrangements IS which VII
/ be weekly sarplicd mldl Choice Butt ON
ne netsas'k DalrY, Fomli~s ,asy rely Oh ret.
hn5 their supples 1t toy store throughout The
season.
". c. Fl'NKHoTsER.
nayil 1885
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MA Bn0T AND SHOE SIlRE.

r. 70. CRiTTENDEN las taken the store late
VI iy occupied ~ Messrs. Hawkins & Billings,
cnrneT Of h AMI Man Streets, and les o. ned
large and Well assorted stock If Beot+ and
shoes intended specially lpr The retail trade
He axis tie in>peclon Of the citizens and p b.
lr generally, feeling confident that his ~ peri.
euee IN the trade, and the favofahe terms On
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination 10 tuhd up permanent trade,
w,il enable him To sell lower than any Moose II.
tins City. QsIck sales and small profits il has
motto.
Keokuk, Mayo 1855 ar
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New Grocery Store.

4 ] i A l. I q n & b Il q
IT AVE last opened ncw Family Grocery and
IL Prov sion Store in tie room formerly occn-
ped by ID q. Saith as an AEciicH Room, on
Johnson Street, where they iuted TO keep a
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
70 he demands 81 The retail trade OF the city,
they invite tie Inspection Of the citizens gene.
rally, aud have no 3os ht that they can ofTrr IN
daeemsats tor frequent rails and coaiinutd GUS
tom. 4, j. RAIsTON & FRO.
~, Johnston Street
kcokik, May 10, 1850
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e. Dr.. G. ST c. FussrY i, daily author
sG-d agent for the Transaction Of business con-
necied with this office
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CREIGHTON & dinner.

CREIGHTON DINNER.
A RE now prepared TO furnish Ice Cream 10
"A Parties, Fairs, Snppers, Picnic Parties, aud
also 70 amilles II any qnantliy, A liberal de-
duction made 10 Fairs any beneficial party
Johnson Street, next &c Post Office,
April 80, 1870. dit
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gT- limited number Of Special Notices viii
Ne inserted under this head al ~ ceuts line lor
each insertion, or over the editorial heed !ar ~
cents line.
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The Fast Mill.

THE Fast Saw Mill one and half miles above
= town is now IN operation With good stock
Of l.oee. Persons wanting
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FANCY CANDIES.
ISL received the largest and best assortment
y oil Fancy Candies ever before offered IN heo-
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts. &c
al CREIGHTON d. DINNERS.
April 80, 1853. df Jehnscn Stree
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{ avery descflptl0h, oNec1Ied a. fhls oIIcI n
uperior manner, and at low rates as elsewhere
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nayN 1895
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
Things in Nebraska.

Politics, in Nebraska, are, as usual assum-
ing very curious shape. No two papers in
the Territory take the same ground upon any
important question. For Congress, We be-
iiese, near about ten offer TO sacrifice them
selves Tor their friends and country's good,
ny consentng to 60 to Congress, if elected;
among which IS Messrs. Giddings, Bennett,
Gibbs, and two others on the South of Platte,
whilst Chapman. johnson, Thayer, Dyson,
and some others are talked OF North. What
the result Of this jargon will be none but q
prophet can foresee. We hope the Democ-
racy will unite upon some one and pull to-
gether; we'll fought battle, with defeat,
would be far preferable 70 such confusion.
We learn that nsignbor John, OF the Ne
braskisn, is promiuant candidate for the
Territorial Legislature. He is FIRST rate
fellow and we will 80 box Of Havsnnas on
his SUCCESS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

A VoIcE FROM NEBRAsKA.--A copy of the
Nebraskian, apparently red hot fire-eat-
ing journsf, published somew ,ers in the
depths OF the territory of Nebraska, arrived
at the Critic Office, yesterday, marked with
the following elegant interrogatory "Why
IN bell don't you ex. ?''
Now, although the 'devil" is constantly
"bobbing around" our composing room, we
prefer to exchange the Critic with colder
and more civil contemporaries than the Ne
brrskian--N. Y Critic.
- There John, you are down down how
c-nid you--heathen that you are, shape your
condensation in angles so acute? Oh! John,
John!! Repent and marry, or you are .
spoiled man--your frieuds will not know
you, aud you will 60 to grass; Mr.. Critic
sets you down as an incorrigible, tho we who
arg better acquainted with you look for bet.
tssthiBes. Al, John mend your ways, and
hat Il once +!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

Broke Loose AaAiS.--Our good friend J t..
f. JOHNSON, ESQ, of the Council Bluffs Be-
GLE and about the Gully LIVE editor west of
the Mississippi, has just made the discovery
rhat We are again AfLoAr ard in SWIMMING con-
dition, although the NArIoNAL FLAG has at
tanned the venerable age of FIFTEEN WEEKS.
This man JOHNSON, is the only man living
v ho is ahead Of as in the number and variety
OF ayocations in which he has, at varl-
GUS periods of life been engaged, ard we
would willingly make the trip from Bloom
"a ington to the Bluffs to see him, II we only had
railroad between the points. He Is a rare
genius and his paper is Of the RIGHT STRIPE
just the thin, for those who wish to ac-
quire knowledge of Nebra.ka, Kansas and
western Iowa. --Rke's National Flag.
That PIKE is again after US with a sharp
--pen--. reluctantly give in to Sam
for . sharp shot--shall be happy to receive
the proposed visit and think he NAV take
the cars for our city in tao or three years.
Que thing we should like to ask OF him as
pfedg,: that he won't raise FLAG on his PIKE
staff here, for in that case We should have
to sscloss OUT" and retire from the shears md
quill. Our country, though amazin' large, is
decidedly too small for two such geniuses.
Ii we beat him a little in industrial genius
We fear Sam would write us out and force
" TO a short editorial autobiography.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

OFYicE MARYLAND CoLSoLIDArED LorTEaTEs.y
Baltimore, July LIST, 1855. {
Al Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of Tick
cts, in The Lott rits authorized by the State Of
arylsnd bear the autographed sig nature efF X
Brennan, General Ageat for the Contractor,
and any Others are frauds
Owing TO numerous applications from all
parts of the country, the management will give
their attention 10 the filing OF orders for Tick
cts or Certificates, III the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at a distance may confidently rely
upon having sh"ir orders for Tickets promptly
filled, and the trictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily IN public In
the city of baltimore under the superintendencs
of the State Lottery Commissi onsr. Heavy
bonds are given to the State a. security for the
payment Of all prizes. The prices Of Whole
Tickets are from 81 to $40. Half and Quarter
Tick cts In proportion.
There arc nsverless than % 900 Prizes in any
Lottery, which prizes vary in amount from 81
to $lOO, 900, according TO the price Of the Tick
ct. For instance
When the price of Tickets is 81 the
highest prize Is about s., 600
When the price OF Tickets is 81 the
highest prize is about $40. 900
highest prize i. abou. $4,000
highest prize is about $1,000
When the price of Tickets ia $40 the
highest prize is about $40. 900
with numerous Prizes of $40 600, 5000, ST.
OOO, $500, 500, &c, &c. Persons can remit
US any amount, from 81 upwards, that they
wish to invest, ON receipt Of which we toward
lite value in Tickets in e Lottery designated
by the purchaser. or. If mono be designated. then
some Lottery that will be drawn after the buyer
has got the ticket in his possession. An Or
cial Scheme Of the Lottery will DO sent with oil
tickets ordered, carefully sealed In an ordinary
envelope, and on the day the Lottery 10 draws
the Official drawing will be sent. together with
= written explanation Of the rssslt Of The par
chase. The drawn plumbers are also published
in the daily papers Of the city Of Baltimore. and
in the Daily National Intslfiecncer, Washing
ton, d. C.. A circular containing all tho
schemes will be sent to any one by addressing
the undersigned. Address orders for tickets to
F. X. Brennan,
No. 4 Calvert st., Baltimore, Maryland.
Sep. II. IS. vs-ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.


T AM required and authorized 10 give notice,
i in the most public manner, that the Lands
within the following limits constitute An Indian
Reservation, and that no white person will be
permitted to settle within The same, TO wit:
Beginning at the junction Of Woods Creek
with the Missouri River, thence running due
West SIX miles 29o rods, TO the south branch Of
Black Bird Greek Is feet wide. Cottonwood
light tree on (. bank, is in da; thence West s
hles 81 rods. Ia Middle Greek, % fret vide ;
thence West 10 miles 2U0 RODS, to South West
corner Of Reservation. Mound leg feet ds
and feet high. sod taken from South; thence
\ orth Is miles and $50 rods, TO Middle Creek
"a 1t. wide; ,hepee ssrth miles and 6O scds TO
North West corner, mound ) feet ds. and 2
feet high, sod taken trom West; thence East
IL miles ana ESQ RODS so South branch Of Oua
hs Greek $ ieet wide, thence Est miles and
2S5 rods 10 Missouri River; theseo down said
river 10 tn place of beginning. Continuing
about 800 ,t0O acres, the bou ndasies Of the Res
ervstiou further Described by The erection Of
mos nds on the elevated grou nds from 81 rod .
10 one miles distant, visible from one 10 the 9TH
or, aud sod taken from ths outside oithe line.
GEO. HEPNER,
lpo ian Agent.
Bellevue, N. r, Sept. 3. 1855. n30-4t.
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c. basis : rsxiEscY OF d1rirA "A
lstts( - Fs31v the lats stsa 1eT, eDn .
hiGh hel la11 authority ip Id leas psa-
(ens1 u CT bas fssts, s4owiS (Auge
- an1sncyAf capital, w1ieA Ikovsasith-
- thas London i losing her great monetary
.lpteamaey. heretofore unQuss.ioae1s Or that
Itanes Il becoming very rieh. The letter
|11lDeSt tAata French company with large
soeital has undertaken to consolidate all thu
Fonnibus lines Of London, ~ has already
80 das y Psrs, ssd that French bank
u London, with an immense capital. to CON-
psts with the Bank OF England The capt.
q Of both these companies has been subscrib-
Cd, and twice d much more could have been
ND n wanted. Formerly, French enterpris-
= we're carried On with English capital, but
tie current appears now to be changed. N.
Y. Tribune. '+