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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-18
xANsAs CONTAMINATION.

Tho Kansas Pro-slavery Constitutional |
Convention has taken the bold step Of refus- |
ing to submit their pro-slavery constitution
to a vote of the people. They have outraged
every principle Of popular rights-of democ-
racy-and the organic law of the territory
by denying to the people the right to pass
upon their own fundamental law. A more
intolerable violation of popular sovereignty
tho professed fundamental principle of
territorial government-could not be con-
ceived. The act cannot be sustained by the
enthusiastically Congress-nor by the
Democratic party. The President is COM
mitted to the principles of the Nebraska act,
by the broadcast and clearest declarations
the Democratic party cannot sanction so
wanton and gross an outrage upon the prin
ciplcs of territorial rights which they were
the first to proclaim and maintain with We
hemence against the doctrines Of their oppo-
nents. Such constitution could not be
supported for day in Kansas, by all the
force of the government, should the attempt
be made. 1t is probably not framed and
promulgated with any view that it will be
sanctioned by Congress or ever be established
in Kansas. 1t is designed rs fre-brand to
be thrown into Congress to drive Mr. Bu-
chanan to the wall-separate the ultra
Southern Democrats from the support Of the
administration, and array them against the
Northern section of the party, and finally
bring them into the position of Disunionists
and Nulliders. The members ofthe Lecomp-
ton Convention have been only the active
agents and tools Of Southern fire-eaters to ex.
ecute their schemes, and to make Kansas still
the theme on which to indulge their sectiona
hate and love Of strife. There is q confic
brewing that will make the debates in Con
gress exciting; but there can be no misgiv
ings as to the position which the great bod.
of the Democratic party and the administra
ton will be obliged to assume, nor an.
doubts in regard to the result.
The Convention before adjourning organ
lied provisional State government and ap
pointed Governor, that are to usurp tn
powers and set aside the Territorial Legisla
ture recently elected, and the authorities ap
pointed by the United States, and exercis
the government Of the incohate State. T
! defeat this unwarrantable usurpation Go,
Walker has been petitioned to call the Ter
ritorial Legislature together and install ther
, at once in authority. 1t is supposed Wake
, will comply, and the people will supper
| their own government at every hazard.
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HARD MONEY CURRENCY.

1t is reported from Washington that
Mr.. BUCHANAN will take strong ground
in his first message in favor Of purely
metallic currency, and against State
Banks Of issue, which he holds to be an
Infringement upon the constitution,
which has been tacitly permitted to the
States, till they have virtually acquired
the control Of the currency. There are
large numbers In both political parties
who have long entertained these views;
and recent events have enforced convic.
ton that the time has arrived to act upon
them. 1t has been stated in responsible
quarters that the me nbers Of the pres
ent United States Supreme Court sus-
tanned the same doctrines. We have
h ard an officer Of that Court, intimately
CONNECTED with the Judges officially and
socially, express an opinion that if the
question should be brought before the
present Supreme Court, the power to
create banks Of issue would be denied to
the State. Dir. Clay, in letters we have
seen, expressed the conviction that as an
original question, the charter Of Banks
Of issue by State was violation Of the
clause that forbid States to issue bills oil
credit, and in 1912, when the charter oil
the United State, Bank in John Tyler's
Administration, was under discussion,
he expressed hope that the time
would arrive when the States would be
prohibited from creating Banks Of issue,
and the lost power Of the general govern
ment over the currency be recovered
Some Of these interesting letters it is in
our power to publish, which we intend
to do at some future period. if the SUBJ
ject should be made one of the leading
issues Of the day. 60"
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HOGS.

The best offers in Louisville on Saturday
and Monday were 81 to q so, and no great
disposition on the part Of buyers to purchase
at those figures.
Four dollars gross was given last week at
Indianapolis for small lots of hogs weighing
go lbs.
At Terre Haute the pork houses arc in
readiness for operations, but nothing doing.
Buyers are talking of q as the highest price
they can venture to pay. Few buyers have
as yet made themselves known.
The 1900 hogs purchased by Mr.. Hender-
son in September in Gibson and Posey coun-
ties for e6, with some other small lots, will
be slaughtered at Mr.. Orr's pork house this
and next week. 1t is the opinion Of packers,
at this point, that the range of prices in De-
cembsr will not be far from a to a so.
The Lafayette Courier says:
A farmer in an adjoining county, who made
partial engagement of large lot of hogs
last summer, deliverable this month ut $6 20,
and who day or two afterwards refused to
draw up the papers in the hope of doing bet
ter, offered TO sell ut - so the other day,
without finding purchaser"
The Mt. Vernon Advocate says:
I" We hear daily of the prevalence Of hog
cholera, and ii half be true-and that is a
large margin there cannot be over two
thirds as many hogs slaughtered in this
county this as there was last season. There
appears thus far TO be no cessation to the
ravages of this disease"
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~ In speech delixered hx Mayor Wood

~ In speech delivered by Mayor Wood
OF New York, last week, he remarked that it
was presumed "that the Mayor Of New York
should not only be able to do everything,
but that he should also be responsible for
everything; that if any mishap occur in your
town, it is that damned Mayor (roars OF
laughter); ifany misfortune falls upon the
people, whether it be financial, social or po-
litical, 1t is that damned Mayor Renewed
lsughter.) In short, no old lady now loses
her nightcap that Mayor Wood amt held res
ponsible for it. More laughter.)"
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FA severe sentence has been passed on
q man in South Carolina, convicted of horse
stealing. He is to be imprisoned for six
months, and on the first Monday in January
will receive twenty stripes on the bare back,
in the public market, on the first Monday in
February, twenty stripes; on the first Mon
day in March twenty, and in April twenty
stripes; and pay fine of $500. He was also
convicted Of COW stealing, for which he is to
pay 5000, and in default receive forty stripes
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fH- Frederick Cueva, who killed osca,

tH Frederick Cueva, who killed Oscar
DcGranval at Hoboken, last July, has been
convicted of manslaughter. Petitions, signed
by large number Of ladies, were presented
to the court, praying for mercy and on the
day fixed TOT passing the sentence, the court
was crowded with females. The sentence
was pronounced by Judge Ogden, who ex-
pressed his dissatisfaction with the trifiing
punishment inflicted by the court, viz: that
the prisoner be fined $1,000 and costs. He
thought that the penalty woald not the
requirements of justice for, in the present
case, the father Of Cueva would be the suf-
ferer, having to bear the burden of the fine.
HIS views had been overrulcd, however, by
his associate Judges, and he passed the light
sentence Of the court, which was received
with enthusiastic bursts Of applause by the
audience. Cueva embraced his father and
each of his counsel and received the eongratu-
tdfions of the ladies.
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Bills OF Exchange with RiIls Of Ladins
Attached.


We are glad to learn that our banks
are about to adopt the rule that has for
years past been coming more and more
into vogue at all the exporting ports in
the country, in the purchase Of foreign
bills of exchange, Of requiring the bill OF
lading to be attached to the bill drawn on
a Shipment. This gives to the holder Of
the draft direct lien upon, and condi
tional control of the shipment, which Sc
cures bis supervision Of the property
through all its transfers till it is sold and
and the bill paid. The application Of
this system to our domestic shipments
would be attended with many advanta-
ges, and at this time there is q peculiar
necessity for it. To establish il, the rule
must be made invariable and impartial
applied to all alike-otherwise it will be
invidious, and an impeachment Of the
credit-both at home and abroad-oi
those Of whom it is exacted. II the bill
of lading be attached, it is o guarantee
that the transaction is real one, and the
rule becomes bar to all kiting opera.
tons, which are the ruin Of the drawer
and the bill buyer. 1t enables the bill
holder to judge Of tine safety OF the
transaction on which the paper is predi
Gated, and makes him q calm and valla
BILE monitor to an over confident specula
tor in times Of speculative excitement
Where there is danger in the operation
he declines the bill and checks the ship
ment. The bill conveying the title o
the property with it. follows the proper
ty and becomes a watchful guardian o
its safety, its good management and o
the faithful application Of its proceeds
guarding the interests Of the shipper ant
bill holder. A prejudice has existed
against the custom, because it wa
thought to be an impeachment of tn
drawers credit and judgment and ais
practice that exposed mans privat
business to the knowledge Of his rival
and neighbors. But its benefits out
weigh all these imaginary objections. !
will effectually arrest all kite flying
and all forced shipments 10 meet tn
drafts drawn for accommodation loans
which have the effect to keep the market
and prices disturbed and fiuctuating b,
forced shipments and forced sales. :
IL will secure the application Of tn
funds Of the banks to the actual move
ment Of the produce Of the country, an
make that the real basis Of the credit, an
thereby enable all men who are compe
tent purchasers and shrewd operators /
get fair share OF bank accommodation!
which are now monopolized by fe,
large capitalists, to whose home proper
ty the bank looks for its ultimate secu
rity. The system is an admirable on
in all its influences, and the new Stat
Bank will render public service by in
augurating it.
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W An English engineer has taken out q
patent for new method of submerging ma
zine electric cables. Theplan is to encase q
cable in soluble composition capable OF
floating il on the surface Of the water. The
object Of the costing is to support tie cable
on the surface while about five miles are
being run ont from tie vessel, and as it dis
olives, the cable will sing gradually to the
of the ocean.
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B- A process for cmbalming the dead
discovered by a New York physician, has
been used with perfect success in, New Or
leans. A chemical preparation is injected
into an incision made in the arm, which, be-
ing diffnsed throughout the body, is said to
be q sure means of preventing decomposi-
ton.
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PittSblrg Coal for Sale.

WILL sell a superior quality Of Pittshurs Coal
~ al $40 per cart LOAD, Is Cts a buslseI. All
coal must be paid for In hankabe currency when or
dered or Will not he delivered. This rule is posi-
tive Orders le at HornbrooKs store viii he attend
eli to. III HtrTCIIEsON
Evansville. Nov =
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED. that the sidewalk extending from the
~ alley on Sycamore street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, north side To Eighth street, lie
brought to the established grade and laid with good
brick pavement along said described Sycamore street,
and that said work he done within days after the
publication of this notice. and in default thereof the
Common Council will proceed TO have said work
done, and the costs and expenses accrt,ing thereby
viii Ice assessed to aud collected sale
80 much thereof as will satisfy said lien and Costs
By orier OF the Common Council q lS3ln1 = ~
Attest: WELL. H. WALKER Clert
novl1-a-yolk sbote cow
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CITY EXCHANGE

vU>iE subscriber begs leave To inform the public.
~ that he has Just opened the above establishment
on the corner Of Thrill and Sycamore streets, where
he has good accommodations for boariers reason
able terms. well supplied DARKROOM is con.
nectcd with the house. PHILIP HILT.i
noyis3g
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NEW cooDsI

XEE receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
w consisting IN part 81 Dress silks, French and
English Merinoes, Muslin Delanes. Cashmres, Cling
hams, Prints, flannels, Blankets, extra size; Erpcha,
Wooden and Stella Shawis; Cloths, Cassimers; Man.
tilas sly e; Coaks at all prices Clinical Sczrfs,
Gloves, Hosiery, Bleached and Brown Sbeetngs, Car
Ietngs, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, and Dmask goods for
Window Curtains.
Our stock is now wen assorted, and we invite the
septic ,ll J.OAKLEY Il SON.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters Of
" the First QD Ward of Evansville, that an Elec-
ton WILDE held at the Neptune Engine House on
Saturday, the 18th day Of November, 1851, for the
purpose Of electng Councilman fill the place
made vacant Ivy the removal Of NJ. W. Poster Eso :
from said Ward. BY orier of the Common Council.
Attest: WE'LL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
novls,v-yolk Shote ~ -
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GNHEEsE.-
~ 20 boxes choice Western Reserve Cheese Just re.
ceived and for sale by
novls vICKERY L. JOHNSTON.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DVVIU HIVD UIIUIDs IT
FRESH ARRIv AIS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Wsrsnnted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusively in Boots & shoes.
nuR Spring and summer purchasers are to
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have
very large assortment Of every variety Of BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can be sup.
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many Of
our goods are manufactured expressly for us Give
our stock an examination before buying elsewhere.
McREA u WELLS,
ap07 II Il First street, Posters Block.
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uNLOCR.-
II 100 sacks Extra Family Flour Just received and
for sale by lnovisl yICKERy Il JOHNSTON.
Tu,UBS AND BUCKETS
80 dor. assorted Buckets, 80 ditto Tubs Just re.
ceiyed from the Mandatory and for sale by
novis NICRERY l. JOHNSTON.
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Great Alarm About Town

q BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. hut Y. Fen
~ drich Bros. have received some OF the best
chewing tobacco that evsr sold in city, They
have all the hest brands of Virginia tobacco. Give
them a call and con vince yourself They also have
one hundred thousand of he best Havana cigars.
Oct-lsth. -'f f 81.
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sbEARL STARCH.-15 boxes starch, whole, half
u anu quarter packages in store and for sale by
WHEELER n RIGGS
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New YORK STocK MARKET.-The follow
ing was the ruling rate of the Stock Market
in New York on Monday.
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.r REMOVAL OF $50
WHOLESALE HARDWARE
HEADQUARTERS.
CHARLES s. WELLS q e.
FiRsT ST. between Main and Sycamore
go EVANSVILLE, IND.
I SHALL REMOVE my LARes and RscsxrL
PURCHASED stock Of gi.. a,i asa. ..,. . a..
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. re-


about the 18th of November, 1851, TO the new AND
coNNoDioUs STORE Quilt and arranged expressly for
my busness) on the upper side OF First street. tbe
tween Main and Sycamore) next door to Messrs Keen
4 Preston, and Immediately opposite Messs. J. ii.
Maghee h Co.
With ample room, No. FACILITIES roR BUYING
cHEAP, the best selected and most completely assort ID
stock in the city, together with prompness, industry
and air dealing, trust my efforts Cast and future,
will be mutually advantageous to myself and my rap
idly increasing stof customers In the city and coun-
try. My ~ E.l ~ ~ r-.-,.'.-,-
Ensiish and German Direct Importafions,
are very large These, with my large orders to AMER.
IcAs MANUFACTURERS first hands) enable me to
meet successfully any fair and honorable CON petition
ASywHERE In THE wEsr, and also EAST, by aiding
simply, expenses OF delivery in Evansville. IN
hesitntingy state that CAN and WILL demonstrate to
any country merchant. who will bring me his Eastern
invoice and freight bils that can and will sell him
bill Of HARDWARE as low Is any Eastern Jobbing
House, with expenses to Evansville considered. This
is no idle boast. 1 am fully prepared TODD what
say' or forfeit the said merchants board bill at his no.
sel, during reasonable stay in Evansville. In my
stock may. be found a complete assortment Of
NJ American & English Hard.
ware, Cutlery, Files, and
Edge Tools, Guns, Gun Bar els and
Gun, Trimmings, Timers Tools,
Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd
and stamped Tinware, sc. ~ITJ
am also AsssT for vULCANfZKD RUBBER
Betting AND PACKING, made by New York
Betting Co.., which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati
prices. Also, AeESr for superior n-
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WABASH PACKEr-KArR sARCHEr.

NAILs.-aoo kegs superior nails, assorted sizes,
ae-sgN WHEELER RIGGS.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
PITTSBURG COAL

THEN THOUSAND BUSHELS,a superior article,
for sale at Is cents, delivered. Orders left at s.
Ss soTei 9 G at my 0es; near Mr. Carpenters resi-
noyls-dlw JAMES SWANSON.
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RrlGs AND RAIsiNs just receivedly. -,
TENNEY X SORENS0N.
DUCKETs X TUBS

BUCKETS X TUBS 1882 rr
~ l5D dog. plain and fancy buckets; .--
30 do fancy half do;
80 dog. painted tubs, 81, . and 3;
Is nests q ea) do;
3 do a. ea) do;
Just received in store and Tor salehy
WHEELER & RIGGS
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6C1IrgIk Il The steamer KATE SARCU-
eSf--l-ff.t.s-...,sa EFT will run regularly from
T. Evansville In the WABASH trade
during the winter, or long the river shall be
navigahle. Shippers may rely on her making rrgu-
lar trips, and the sirctest attention being given TO
Their orders. nov left
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SELECT SCHOOL.

ia ISS JANE W. SEELY will open SELECT
I'VE ScuooL, ON the 9th Of November, nj the resi-.
dence Of her father foe the rrcepton OF Misses and
IN connection an Infant Department for children Of
either IL l. desirable that application re made
within the time limited. First Street, between Null
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WN. DuMoSr, Alctoneer.
AAIIARIE MAIDEN.LANE PRDPEkI

BY ,d-r Of the SUPREME C0URf under tie cAieen'a
81 y bOBAsr $40. Refc $1,000 8,
W9 DUM0NT NiB eel :: section, on fRIOafy Ay3 n
II 81 ,och a. tbe Arrcbauts kNbAnse :ha VAL Abrr
phOfEhtY Nos ], soe Msider .-e Fear bEeSaEsyi
isrt y te' no : std ga " ~ feet 4e-p.
b II. 'te the above pTore-s wss 2oP' 1-1 " ~
H. Eh ~ Ap trc 4 tie aeDdAn 5sSDs c-9 fhss tee
sbuy Of se ,eds sso IL TieT amend pos eis IN s'e
I.Il,s. Nus ): he Pu.ehsssr.
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Haieo kr HnftiSr.
A,yno,vL BI..cxrH, Aoti-se.s

AHYHoEy BLsBcHEE, AochT3eei
i BSOLUTE SALE Of 26 very CHOICE DClS
Al IOkkvILLE. 10 the IangDiAFt 'uCiNlCy e o. "a
CypJRAL PARK At AUCTION "A. J. BLEkCkEk
Co rli s.l on EpNEsDAY Arr1 Is ~ IL ocioch, # the
Uh sTn-.I~T LA g., as Zee: z CT s,hav, a5nia-'
eak -, - an t., 49,. a.
Or @rHsr L-s between Sd ard 4thsvt, 90 iee' e "
a5r.,r22 Lo;, directly in Of above 'sms 0n' Anu
depth. vs. e5.Iol2 2
each. AM. o.s.xal7
t,E-,v Lots NJ T. corner Of e1hit 70 "o.o, l.,
e7,B-sr- L1ts NJ bet@een ID and shaw -'A"-' ."
rsai OF the Lots above. - .h ,,na,ion NJ,
The tile 10 tie above prop'y perfect and The .ss ss o.
hnsh o,ssy Tern. very liberal Esery Lot offered gu
10 ,od without Asps, ko .: the oice No
Broad II 800
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professional Noiises.

A RITZ ICiAL TEEI III M. LEVGPF's new and
Rth"sPofio nv SUI tsSs ~ AIsnOis 'ee'p
Me ioJ adb.s aud
mas s'nok v-Iy superior ~ The oruioAIS susiso
knts Ae vel adapted fer ,bs cpctit sum d.sisd
c's w'sfht 81 requiring srtEci.l 'ss VIII 6nd u
NJ so,'e sac 10 examine ats srss hnpTv7oucst
EAsIt slssvbos AZ LEvFrr n-atls,
No wNusypss,, Is1J Pycssvsy t,tt,n..ea n 1ss'.
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SYRACUSE AND sOVfhEhf $4,000 80 -,
y In oouneet,o. With EIp-ess Trans On nc
sre RsrosA - -. .-, .,v,h.r no.,c.
On ard aarr MONDAY oc,- y, .nd nni I'M s'u~
P....-.s, yNns vii run a. gollows Sundays ce.S:d
Leave scw.YOrs rom pier ieo Ct D1sa-s ~ y,. IN
B1H.lo Fxpes.-conneetsns Of sins1arn'n W" f'p''~
fiNn lor 5yrsc1se. ..-.-, =, Rnsh.x,,o,
AZ \ = ca Va ysht EIprs.s-eca- ecfHs " Snens""'
With ~ pres Train FOR sSrScse AID csh-s@ 90 q, N.
xlru- sh Tcsets Esy be ysoesreo a. .so sr.Sv 50
kx~.Ysh AZ Las Bod W. b S'N~N' WV
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" 6 EsLIoa Aue,Oueer-By W. S. MsLLos Co.
,,dB p.It ow ,opo,i,e toe Aston tlous- l, NV
s..opc.,rt ro.rwood ia mahogany PiANoFOarks rang
ios tm $! q some WITH eiessouy csV1 veg. 20
h:'t The above insruot ns b,ius the pIop - u
o'ias batneu pTeier.s unusual sdV-ntses " 'n'-o Wishing
" pnIel
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6tfnmbuats au0 Railroads.

EOB BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORI aud FALL BIZ ER-The splendid ,Di sEperoi
sitsntr EMPIRE STATE. CAPT Br.ytr leaves SsF 70
every TUESDAY THURSDAY AID SArtRO ~. a. 81 Cd
y. arf he BAY STATE Capt Jesut lease. NeS.f "a
ov,ry hONpAt, WEDNESDAY and FalDAY, ~ o'clock
10 f. n Pisr No r the Battery toth iou'ons
- N~~pof eIca way.
Hereafter viii te retarded secured &c Gry spp
east Snti tie shall have ben p.s
Fre ~ "a Boston j. tfvHded through spsek
by al Express Fr,sht Tr.n
AN BORDEN Agent No 20 and 7! West