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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-11
"what a Dust we Make.''
A city paper took occasion yesterday to

A city paper took occasion yesterday to laud
Itself because the e. and G. Railroad Directory
have carried out an intention they long
had in view, of running two trains a day, as if
said paper had been the direct means of obtain
ing this great object! To exhibit the influence
of that sheet in connection with this Railroad,
we may merely state, that for weeks before
the late election of Directors was held, it per-
sisted in the most abusive attacks on the old
Directory, without cause or provocatlon. Be-
ing intimately acquainted with much of the
labors of this Directory, and knowing well
they had done their duty, and even more than
their duty in assuming heavy personal respon-
sibilities, we defended them through the jour
nal. At the election held in this city, all but
two of the old directory were reelected by
nearly an unanimous yote-and these two were
not reelected because as one prominent rea-
son they had not attended the regular meet
ings of the Directory. This exhibits the
precious influence of that paper with our Rail-
road. If its influence as a newspaper, had not
been precisely on par with its editors intiu-
ence as a man and as citizen, this road would
have suffered severely from the villainous and
uncalled for attacks of that paper. As it
is, the Directory nor any officer on the road,
has shown the slightest care for its attacks,
or regarded as matter of the least impor-
lance what position it might assume.
It has not been week since this same pa
per was endeavoring to influence travellers to
take the river for Cincinnati and the East in
stead of this road-and to obtain an argument
for its position, was guilty ola direct falsehood
as to the price of fare on this road, and with
the advertised price right before the editors
eyes. 1t has also attacked the President Of
the road in the most unjust and humanity style.
NosO, is has an exceeding great respect for
him, and the editor is also gratifed to know
that the whole community has sustained his
editorial course! With its recent abusive and
attempted to be injurious attacks on this road
and its management throughout, and its lying
statements to induce travellers to give the river
the preference over it--and then its twaddle
yesterday to court the favor again of those in
terests it had so outraged, and its protestations
of earnest friendship for the road-with these
things before the people, it has the impudence
TO talk about being an independent newspaper!
Heaven save Evansville from any more such
independent newspapers as that. If our
city survive the infliction of one. without feel
ing its best interests touched and scared to the
vitals, it will only be because the peculiar Sin
dependence of the sheet has engrossed all its
influence" even where it is not well known
Where it is known, its suicidal 'indepen-
'dence" has hurt none but those who place con-
fidence in it.
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OEWhit informs us he withdrew from the
Know Nothings at their Council in Centre
township. We give him the benefit of this
correction-but we would like to know what
he has meant lately by pretending, when with
Know NOthings. to be Know Nothing? He
certainly cannot have taken this low method
for the purpose ofobtaining Information of the
doings of the Know Nothings from themselves
That would be on a par with the decency OF
some Old Liners in this city, but we think moi
in accordance with Whies character.
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wild Cat Banking.

The messengers who went to the Atlantis
and Interior Banks of Georgia, some weeks
ago. with $198 OO0, ihave returned, and from
their lips we learn how the wildcat is re-
deemed. It appears from their Statements,
that, personally, they were treated with great
|incivility, and that any obstacle that could,
with any shadow ofexcuse, be thrown in their
way, was interposed to vex and annoy them.
In several instances, both at Atlanta and Inter
Tor, whole day was consumed in counting
five thousand dollars, and no time did they get
on faster than at the rate of $4,000 per diem.
The coin in which they were paid was purpose
|iy mixed-all denominations from one dollar
up to double eagle being thrown together on
the counter out Of bags containing only one
sort each,-all for the purpose ofdelaying pay
ment. As last resort it was threatened by
the officers of one of these wildcats to pay of
in the new silver CO n, which, fortunately fol
their reputation, they did not attempt.
The whole affair, when we remember theboas-t
ed manuer of those who own these concerns, is
as damaging as it well could be; and the trick
could not have been resorted to except as a me-
thod of concealing the want of coin, that must
have been extremely pressing. Doubtless the
same game has been practised upon Mr.. Wash
burne who is now in Georgia; and to whom il
is probably due the protest that has been made
But we shall soon know all the facts.
We ask the farmers of Illinois to be wary
of this stuff when it is offered in exchange fol
their crops. Banks that are obliged to take a
course like this we have described, might as
well be poor as rich. If they get down to
such methods of redemption, it is a small mat
ter whether their owners are worth million
half or nothing at all. The money that cannot b.
promptly redeemed, in bun,iness-ike and le
gal manner, is not entitled to the least conf.
dence among any class OF kind of men. 1t i!
bad enough that it should be issued in Geor
gia for circulation here; but when it is redeem
ed only in triblets, the case becomes unbear.
able Chicago Tribune.
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DIED
Sept. z7th at the residence OF his -in.aw Dr. M T.
Ros of CONGESTION Of the Brain R. COMBS in the 59th
year of his age. aftsr an Hines OF Is hours.
The deesd the call with perfect posure and wa,
happy In death. He had lived the life Christian fol-
twenty and helped build
Batavia creuit OF which he member assisted ali
ether denominations when called upon.
Happy Is the that hath the Lord help and
whose hope Is In the Lord his GoD.S sAyThouKh
walk through the valley of the shadow DEATH
evil fer thou with thy thy stan thsy
fort me.
1.-THE Great Omnipotenee alone
Can heal the wound He's given,
Gan point the brim- full grief worn eyes
To his abode in HeAvsa.''
rCoMMUMcAxxD.
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trWe were mistaken in saying yesterday
the Firemen had undertaken the enterprise
Of securing balloon ascension here by Mons.
GODDARD. The matter was duly considered
and discussed at general meeting of the Fire.
men, but they finally declined entering into
80 expensive an enterprise, when bad day
might make them heavy losers. We hope
Mons. Goddard may be prevailed upon to
make an ascension here, at all events. We
believe he would find it profitable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-11

LARGE REwARD.--The American Express
Company offers reward of $4,000 for the re-
covery Of the $4,000 in gold of government
funds recently stolen. We published the par
ticulars of the robbery some time ago. The
coin was in two boxes, forwarded from Du.
buque to the subtreasury at New York. When
the boxes were opened at New York they con.
tanned nothing but shot.
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o. The Memphis Bulletin has the follow.

o. The Memphis Bulletin has the follow
ing:
YELLOW FEVER PANIC AT HELENA-WHARF
BOAT BURNED.-We learn from gentleman
inst I'M .s-om Helena that the greatest excite
ment was nravai1:,ne at that place on account
of the appearance there of several cases Of
yellow fever. Our informant states that the
citizens. believing that the wharf boas was tne
source of infection, had set it Oh fire aHo
burned it with all its contents, valued al seYe-
raj thousand dollars
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HoGs.-Contracts have been making for hogs
through the week at $6a$6 rs net, at which
prices are firm. We hear of the sale Of 1000
head by a pork-house owner at Sc from the
hooks. The Cincinnati quotation is 1926. A
letter from Allen county says hogs are selling
there at SIS 25 net, which is equal to Sc 50a6 75
here-T Lou. Jour- 9th
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A LUCKY SoLDIER.-It is said that Gen.
Ostensaken, whose military career extends
over forty-eight years, and has assisted at
more than one hundred battles and combats, in
which he has usually been found in the first
ranks, has never received the slightest wound.
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or Mcfarland & Thompson, and the 9TH
er druggists of the city, are now selling ru-
barb at 81 per pound, that six months ago
they sold at rs cents. 1t now costs $3.50 in
New York, by the case. This is one of the
effects of the war in Europe--[Lef Jour.
Rubarb is selling here at 81 so per pound,
but it must rise in price.
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Er1eRAM ON A WoMAN-HArER.-one of tn

EPIGRAM ON A WoMAN-HATER.-Oneo Of the
best epigrams ever written was conjured up q
good many years ago by-we don't know
whom. Qalien sabes Here it is:
Al Harry one day was abusing the
As things that 10 courtship but atuded to vex.
And in marriage bat sought TO control;
SHAVER mind him says ate. '''its family Whim:
His IstksJ agreed so exactly Stth MIN,
That he never would marry ut sls
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OF The great shooting match at Cincin-
natl between Duncan andKing, the brag shots
of the country, for very heavy wager, has
closed. Each party fired rs double shots
Duncan killed 100 birds, and King l29-Dun-
can beating him one bird. Thousands attend
ed the trial, and very heavy bets were made.
Duncan is from Kentucky, and King from
Georgia.
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GIVE hear of applications on all sides
for good dwelling houses to rent. They are
not to be had. Probably the individual who
published the statement that there are dwell
ing houses to rent on all sides in this city, can
supply these applicants.
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or The Cincinnati Columbian says that
four hundred State muskets arrived at Cincin-
natl the Saturday night previous to the elec-
ton, and were claimed by the Irish companies
in that city, who had been disarmed sometime
before.
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GTThe vincennes Gazette of yesterday
says the returns from Knox county indicate
Che election Of Denny, Gee and Stout, for the
Offices of Clerk, Auditor and Recorder. These
are opposition to Old Liners. A dispatch last
evening said the result could not be known
till official returns were obtained.
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OF What have become Of "the gentlemen
with carpet bags" who used to perambulate
our State about year ago making calls at the
BANKS? We hav'nt heard much of them lately,
and the currency appears pretty well settled
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OF Our news from Pennsylvania is very
encouraging for the Democracy. They have
no doubt carried the State by heavy ma
jority.
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OF A number Of persons come in every day
TO see our stock of big corn. Some Of it is
generally acknowledged the biggest corn ever
seen in Evansville or in this part of the
country.
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Cn, PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

TIME ub,oribers this formeds
under tbs spd style Of JosEPH @, JEW s ELL
Hats and Csps BOo and Fl saess Business Give us
.Srdsrs in exchange for Goods.
~ oounty anu Oasy o' Will LARD CARPENTER,
JOSEPH O. JEWELL,
o,.,n-.I 8. Afford.
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OF The election returns from our own State
are always slow coming ir at this point. We
Qenenlly hear from eyerv ether point flrst.
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~ Squirrels are brought to our market
pretty freely, and q few wild pigeons. We
shall soon be provided with alittisbetscr game
than this.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRESCENT CITY GUARDs-ATTRNT

CRESCENT CITY GUARDs-ATTRNTION.
Al COMPANY ORDER No g.
~ YoU are hereby commanded to appear As yOuF Armo-
ry business and drill th Thursday) evening Oct
III nth. at O'Clock p. n.
Jul full attendance Is desired. election Of new
win be had and She report Of Court
Marshal submitted. By order. FRED. COOK.
octfl dit I'd Sarg't.
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0TOur Eastern mail now arrives at 5
O'Clock, P. M. The Louisville Journal of Tues
day arrived yesterday morning ahead of the
regular mail.
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JUs3 RECEIVED AND VOW oP PsE, Isr-,
HAVE ms, rsesfxed NJ NJ Stand on Main 5sst- sFasF
"a. hsS~een First and sereg1 sts srofpsi Il he sst
sod bes; sads articles Of READY APE CEoTHIs sxsr
ssiss 1aoss sss supsrisr ossIss.ss ss
Goods Of desrrtptions ffsr
~. - the with lsrse 10 81 TRUNkb
,spsotfuIly invite the public to call ns A.. -
cell very cheap. eost--im1 @Aoon eoAeN~t'N
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HyBy dispatches it will be seen the steam
ship Canada has arrived. We also givea good
deal of election news.
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or Stoves ofall varieties, from the plainest
to the fanciest, can be bought cheap at Jas
Scantlin & Sons, on Main street.
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OF There promises to be pretty large at
tendance of people from the country to the
County Fair day after tomorrow. All the
entries are row made.
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PREPARED 81
A M u s C. A. Y E r
sTRAYRIl OR sTOLRN .

Ri.cR Az, 81 years old. 9Th sssr in her
one n.svN. other, dark Choanut. small size
ace. ana DsasK ss md in her face and OF quek
notion. .~raa .h.il he reu-
~ ~, ~ paid for it, o. K DREW. Water sssess-
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Our old little friend ADD SANDERS has lately
put new dress on-his Journal and if posi-
bic, it is now better than ever. No wonder
Add is making a fortune in Evansville. Peo-
pie who wouldn't take his paper, couldn't ap-
preciate peaches and cream.
CoBnerspille Telegraph.
We thank our long friend Swiggett for his
kind notice. We do not know of any better
manner of reciprocating than by publishing
the following from the last number received Of
his paper. The Telegraph is the neatest and
best got up weekly paper in Indiana, and the
County Fair exhibited q correct appreciation
of the fine arts in awarding e rich prize to
that paper:
The PREMIUM NEwsPAPER.-Wets take this
occasion to inform the whole world and the
rest of mankind that at the great Worlds
Fair, we took the premium Of q fine silver
cup, for the best, most elegantly printed, and
Hastily arranged ewspaper-bearing off the
palm from all competitors. GooDwN's shang-
hal paper was no where; the examining com
mittee didn't even give it second look. So
we have not only the honor of producing the
finest paper, but of taking the first premium
ever given to newspaper in this State. Hur.
rah for the Connersville Telegraph.
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mUsICAG FEsT1vAL.

TEE CHoa ef Ola school PrssbyssriAn Church. made
The drsetion Of Prof. B. Deacon viii give
aAy and Tuesday Evening" Oct. 15h and 18TH
City Hall. The pseeseds for the bsnsht efths Chureh.
octe-d Asf
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FA MILY PLY SIC,

0emanG onecttv6
fso.y safe in ts This has been prepared . meet
svely what aeoomp purpose
make the Of PnLsope which should have none Of
s SSs i hs and ~ Would
,gsn. 70 the pubs decision + h.. 5sen unf9r
medicine is and Irritating 70 the bow els This
9ot Many Of them produce much gripping paip and
good be derived them These Pills produce no irr-
% ranss Fl B r
no harm can arise from their In qas;n,y but
Minute directions Tor their
p:
Liver in II: various form. ?: s.ahcs
liability, Bilious Headache Bilious Fever. Fever and
M IL Al
sa.Id prompt and sure relief in cos.ivsnss piles shOs
Of body and impur.y Of the blood in shoIt
They have also produced singasry cures
Rh:Smasism Govt Dr0P;y Gravel Erysipels Pslpstion
should in the spring o. year purify the
dose stimulates the and into healthy
s S %
the Of the body and restore the wasted
advantageous though no serious dersnss
s 81 but aonE sAoS be
when taken The thousand which physic
S e nsnS Rs h:a y.n
known the public win longer doubt what remedy
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely vegetable harm arise from their in
| Gu 81 tity
minute r'e'ioR;k e the boz.
] "A III E 8 C. AsY E R,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is cents per boz. s oizH f ~ for 81
Keller, Farnsley & Co.. Evansville, Ind.j
| Iagie & Crawford. 0wensville; asT.Ft
Hailock & Parmiter, Princeton;
g. b. Bingham. Patoka;
! w. J. Whiting. Cynthiana;
/ j. e. Jaquess l. Co.. Poseyvilis; te4'
Messrs I.ardiner ~ Riairsyilie ana w.a..vgu..
Williams and Robertson. W est Franklin:
| DR.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Nj. YefnsAf
Hudspeth & Bro, Boonvile;
| Bowers 4 SARGENT NewburKh;
! = dams Campbell. PeteTsburgh;
Fred Eskstein, Cincinnati, o., and all druggists.
I
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Boys, BsN rRANhLIN ROOF. CHgsT

W%EAUTfRUL and useful things Boys. comprising
Iw cnrpiets ss Of CaYpenters' Tools Psnes. ehiseis
hatchss hArnDers drawing knives. ailets avis
rules ans srzieus ether sa Tssk- osiI ana hsra
see BABCOCK BROS.
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THE wORLD,s Fam OF ALL NATIONS.

Among the noticeable things exhibition the Crysa,
Palace the contribution Of New Pills. the
tory Of DE- c. AxEB the sahor the widely known and
valsed oHERRr PICTORIAL. Asst Is against express
ulstions Of the Paace admit any quack medicines this
fact shows that his remedies placed that
By the Indeed, have before known
Psetorai highly appreciated by seentc
latsy that his Pills held In great by
deeply learned in the healing arTrue Resormer Mass
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A IsvALIDs rssoyernzfrOm the effects Fever Billions
Diseases or long eeHtnnsd nes Of any kind will
spaAish M4afe ke only remedy which will
aFoopiag eonsuost sEPe all bad humors the blood
excite the LIVER prspt and healthy action and By s
tonic propertiss restores patient life vigor.
We only Aay Asngle bottle the
called sarsApaTia in existence. Il no Mercury
opup spy other noxous poisonous Ding can be
given to the yeuussss infsat without hesitation.
See the eersfhcses Of woadsrful
More shsn ave hundred in the city al ehnond
Gan testify lis good easpta. See adxsEtissment.
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Bin TnEWoOp FEMALR ACADEMY.


HNHE fourth Session OF this Institution will
a the first Monday OF November under the
Rev A. t. Hendricks and Lady. The buildings progress
during the Summer past have been and
aat and convenient Ample play grounds and delightful
shades Ter the Institution attractive and without
ton will add much the health and comfort Of the pupils
The study will embrace all the branches Science
usually taught in such Schools Special attention will be
given E the cultivation OF the and morals Of those
young ladies who be entrusted to the Of the Prn
cipal
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board. Washing. Lights and Fuel.
Tuition in Primary Depsrtme ................ 90
do a. Senior do ..........,.... ~ 90
Music Embroidery. etc. At the usual No dsdae
toR made except in cases Of protracted Sickness.
NJ B-For boarding Scholars onehaif viii be required
Psssrsburyh. Ind. Sept. 2Ist. ,ss.--octlo aAxts
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON * DENTIST.
~ for the prAsee Medicine Surgery Dentistry he
has been steadily bis
In Ohio and Indian
his and from those where he
Ills oes present 10 as DR.. Fchs Drug Store First
street. opposite Csrpenters block. respectfully
lcits calls when he hopes by SUCCESS hrs IT,
octs-tm daws H p
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HON COILS ManilIn Rope. asssrss6 szsss. ft6u thc
MAb4v New EnsiAna Garbage Co.. eg's.l1lf III
IS dos Laaternss latest snkse sz<i5a;
20 hsxss Choice Chesses Just reeetxed. f.
TENNET SORENgOy
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STATE FAIR.
EyANsvILLE& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WAERSONS wishing thu FAR to be held
1ndisna the I7th 18th and 18th of October 1885,
will be carried halt the Articles Exhibit
will carried athaf tariH Live
Stock win be permitted send take the
same, without charge. 4rs9
sed for the Fair, will good nth the
22d. inclusive. J. J. DANIELS.
oct9- david gup't.
Aa- Enquirer and vincennss Gazette copy. =
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TXTE have just received direct from the nus, ~ Il
Wv splendid assortment Of Watches and JeS rhich
latest styles making stock full and plete;
we selling at Eastern prices. Call and examine, Nv
BITTR0LFF q SONS,
oetl0 Main, betw. First and Second SITS.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF
Es Z n Il :" g IA TX sss
EXTENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS
RE being made for the finest exhibition Of Freworks
IN that has been given In this city The exhibition
will be given the River Bank the residence Of Mr..
Robert Barnes. on the evening Of
Saturday, October 18th, 1855.
Proper will be arranged in order all
who attend. The Fireworks be under the control
J. F. CRISP ESQ., the Oldest Pyrotechnis in the
Due cice will be given by Posters and Program
of the ofthe pieces and the
s8- Tickets Of Admission twenty-five Iocts-td
PRINTS.
% Osnd for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
Oets-dAw 4ls Main st.. Louisville. KY.
MUSLIN DsLAINE.
N CASES styles Muslin de Lsine reed this day and
III ~ for sale by JAS. Low CO..
oct9-d&w 4Is Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
OVERCOATING.
PIECES ovsrcoatng. reed this day and fer sale By
q - JAS. Low CO..
octS dAw ais Main st., Louisville, KY.
IRISH LINEN.
~ CASES Irish Linen reed this day snd for sale By
q JAS. Low TO-.
oets-dAw 4is Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
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County Commissioners. County Surveyor.
PRUKrr. EEsKISE. WEITTLEsEr. ADLERsE mRa.

Prustt's maj 1894 whittlsssy's maj 4s3
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A CARD.
EVANSVILLE, CAsEYYfLLE AND sALlN 4
RIVER PACK Rsr il .4s4asE

THE entirely steamer
-HAG. JAMES JACOBS. Aa
J. NJ. GILcHRsT Master. will make ssmi-wesk- :;
ly trips between the above points after the ISL
inst. havip purchased expressly for the trade
oct2- -