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NEBRASKA NEws.-A correspondent writes
US from Nebraska city, under date of October
18th, as follows:


US from Nebraska city, under date of October
18th, as follows:
NEBRASKA CITY, N. r, Oct. II, Is5s.
The excitement here In regard to the Cherr,
Greek gold dggings has run high, but is now
cooling down. great many conflicting report.
being current, some saying. that person car
make from SIS to SIS per day-otheis so cents
Although il Is clear that gold does exist in tina
section, il il, for the most part useless to 90 ou
and dig for IT, 1t being In light PARTICLES and hard
to collect.
The merchants here and at Omaha are buying
large quantities Of potatoes to ship to ST. Louis
They pay from 10 to 20 cents per bushel and Is cts
freight, and sell for 35 to SIS cents in st. Louis
Corn Is selling at 25 cents per bushel. For meal
we have to pay from6 to cents per pound but.
ter, 20 to 25 CENTS eggs, Is cents per dozen; cab
bage to 25 cents head-the IS cent heads as
large as d barrel head.
Business Of all kinds, nearly, is dull there be.
Ing but little money In circulation. 1t has been
predicted that this will be the hardest winter on
the poorer classes that has been known in the
West. great many OF our citizens taking
their families East to spend the winter, and
don't think there will be many left by the time
winter fairly sets in.
NAvAL.-Commodore Lawrence Kearney
commandant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, wa.
on Monday relieved by Commodore Samuel L
Breese, Captain Thomas r. Rootes was also
relieved, and Captain A. f. Foote assumed the
position of commander.
The United States storeship Release sailed
yesterday from New York for Buenos Ayres
with stores for the Brazil squadron. Her
officers are VIM A. Parker, lieutsant com.
handing; 7. 8. Fillebrown and B. B. Taylor,
lieutenants; Geo. Ii. Perkins, acting master
Barent H. Lane, captains clerk
THE STEAMER WEsTERNPORr.-The trial of
the chartered steamer Westernport, at New
York, on Saturday, showed that she will re-.
quire more additional repairs, and her officers
have consequently, been temporarily detached,
and the crew sent on board the u. S. receiving
ship North Carolina, where they will remain
until she is rendered seaworthy.
Bounty LAND WARRANrs.-The General
Land Office is about issuing circular founded
on the recent decision Of Attorney General
Black, directing the process Of conveying, as
signing and locating land warrants.
AppOINrMENr.-First Lieutenant VIM. w,
Burns, Of the 9Th Infantry, tss been app, iutsd
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MI THE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINES.
RATES REDU CED.

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MORSE LINES.
RATES EDUCED.
NCOrRsr Strth Sc. and Pennsylvania ace'e
Offices ". s. Capitol
| (OPpoSite Treasury BsIlding.
|
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this company are enable to reduce their charges
VIZ; r.,,rors, r,,,,p,,..-,
Washington to Baltimore ~ cts CT
Do PhIlade phis 81 cts sets
Do. New York. 50 cts. 5 cts
"a CO IeF pondng reduction between Intermed ATT
points
| The MAGNETIC COMPANY invite business for ali
points i'm the United States and anaIs Their lines
connect with the Eastern aud Canada Lines al ev
The Mae. ETC COMPANY is the old st reIeeIspb
Company In the United states. and alone have Tie
ry ht to use the Moose INVENTION upon the routs
Of their Lines.
The public may rely upon the prompt and aocu "a
transmission of all dispatches deposited at the fol-
NEW H YORK. IS Wall street; Astor House. at main
e Ghssnu maven G RsPit eu.s
Boston, Me,oh ats EIchanse
PORTLAND, "a Exchange street.
CINCINNATI under Burnet House
NEw ORLEANS under St Charles Rotel
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ing Telegraph INSTRUMENTS.
Geseral OGe.-Natiosal Hotel, est,aaos on Sirth
strett. Branch ODSes-Wtliard's Hotel
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= c ii D u OF DE SIGN
MECHANICS ISSfD YOUNG MEN.
Lessons in
ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENrAL DESIGNING,
ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL Dr.. wlN.,
Every MOI DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENING, from to o'clock.
In Third Stort OF Agency Block
Corner of and TIN streets.
Terms: THREE DOLLARS PER MONTH,
IN ADVANCE.
no. lwt y, MEN MING. prncipaI
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MARY A CLEMENS.
GEORGE HILTON
FOR RENT AND SALE
sKE YIRsT pAau 4

SEE FIRST PAeEJ
Little commodIous thr ee-story BKICK
Il HOUSE with back-buildi ngs and are yacsni
10; attached. corner 2ist street ard Peu1,,iysI an
aNenue, being Nose on the latter street. Ami, al
tLs premises before 10 8. m. and after D. m.
GOA REWARD will he siven for the ,etuYn ,t
W. Mernl's Patent Breech Loading CAR :
hiNE, which was left IN the cars from Ia umo,r
on Monoay evening IN the Depot. The Ca blne xss
In an diminished state, aud had name on N, TIE
store OF Messrs. CAMPBELL. a COyIf pa
avenue, washington, or 81 30 Ia tImore stree
BaItlmore. ard no questions asked ms A..
hwELLING-HOtSE FOR RENT-1ba
y House OF Mr.. tllet, No. 2ss street, north
SIDE, between 18th and lsth, with stable ans car
rage house. ls Tor rent. This 10 l.rse cheer(u A.
oommoolous dwellIng m perfect order, and vIIl ts
rented either furnished or unfurnIshed TO SUIT the
tenant. ros ~
Euk SALE-PEw No. I54 in the Churob Of tbs
Epiphany, on g street, between 18th and I4th
slreets. no I-St'
FOR RENT-HOUSE No. $50 Massachu,etts
avenue north side, near 5th street, Don tam, q
rooms. beside hath room and osets ; cellar uUdeT
the Whole house, and csterl IN the yard with fTcs
pump IN the kfc1en. Inquire Of yNO r.. KIN
Dh,.L. No. D west side "a street, near the Or,
ae mol II
EOR RENT-Lage airy ROOMS with Beard,
AT NO "a U ST. eet, convenient 20 the Depart
'nent. TAB board also, by m experienced caterer,
nh reasona'ie terms. oc 81 Nv.
I'O LE1-kuoMS,t FURNISHED, , " IN Board, 10
\ private fanilv, On 1. street. No. 5l4, bslw cen
SIN AID nth streets north, for gentle nab and ady
~ eNo shtt gentlemen. SO
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IOAHTf FANS,
II Ladies' Travelling ard Shopping Bags,
Immense stock of Fancs y Gods and Toys,
Opening al McLAU6HLIN'S,
no 2-6t Pa. Sveuue, between eth and eth sts.
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TTHE GERMAN EVANGELICAL LU-
!H THERAN TRINITY CONGREGATION
having been without regular Pastor during the ast
SIX months. their late pastor, w. Nordmaun, having.
with the consent of the Congregation, accepted q
call from Congregation in the Fatherisnd, gladly
announce to the Washington German community
that they have succeeded in o aiming the acc, ptsl
Of their call by the Rev. r. Nj. Burger. of Buffalo,
New for X, VIII will be installed, Providence per
mittlne, by the Rev. VIM. KeyI, of Baltimore, on
SUNDAY ;nORNI VI, at lp1T o'clock Afternoon
servI &c by the Rev. F.. NJ Burger, at O'Clock, to
which all their friends kindly invited to attend at
thc.r Church. On the corner of 4th and r. SITS.
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AppoINrMENr.-First Lieutenant VIM. w,
Burns Of the 9Th Infantry, tss been app, iutsd
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AS TIUN.-You are hereby notified to attend a
month";, meeting of the Company on WEDNES
DAY FEF NlNG, the Sd inst. Punct ual attsndu ca
before the meeting.
By order of Capt. KEY.
nO22t THOS. McENIRY, Sec.
0%N OTI c E.-PersOns wi hing to become
A3 members of the Washington building Asso
clation can do SO BY application to Messrs. r. w.
GleseknR, in Georgetown. Michael l..uX imam,
Coast Survey Office, and Geo. Chorus. ID street,
near Eta. The next meeting of the Stockholders
will be on he first FRIDAY in November, in Ser
man Hall, precisely at 7 D clock p. m.
CHARLES ]. UHLMAN.
&C % dtNOv5 Sc 5retRry
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

This partnership heretofore exlstinr under ths
hrm Of j. g. Vsndsrverken & Co. was dissolved on
We SItn OF October last, by mutual consent, J. b.
having sold out has entire interest to
n,s Two partners, John Dougherty and Robert p.
DuIIolo, who are alone authorized to settle ~ the
business OF the late firm.
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Bounty LAND WARRANTS. General
Land Office is about issuing circular founded
on the recent decision Of Attorney General
Black, directing the process of conveying, as
signing and locating land warrants.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
New Groceries-And Goods.

Messrs. THOMSON, LEWIS &c., adver-
,ise in to-day's paper portion Of their
winter supply of Fresh Groceries. Such
of our readers as have recently been in their
establishment have observed their man.
moth rooms are amply supplied with Goods
which we are assured were bought and
freighied at such rates as will enable them
to sell at lower prices than usual, and yet
leave them living profit.
We are prepared TO speak odvisedly OF
portion of their stock, from the fact that
messenger from their establishment depos-
tied in our office the other day, well filled
basket, which checked out two bottles Of
brigh, and sparkling champaign, such as
would work no injury 10 the gastric juices
of good templar; one bottle Golden Grape
Cogniac, especially for sickness; lot of
those famous can Oysters, the only brand
that preserves the original flavor of the BIZ
valve; Oranges, Ccnfectioneries, Crackers,
and sundry articles well calculated 10 make
Young America totally Indifferent as TO
whether Christmas comes or not! Besides
can of New Crop New Orleans Sugar, a
very rare article in the market, at this sea-
son, and as beautiful as rare-and TO which
the attention of our lady housekeeping
friends is especially invited.
These things were duly examined, samp-
led, tasted, smelt and boiled, after which,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
THAT Thomson, Lewis SEQ. understand
the wants of this community, and such Of
this community as DO not draw their sup
plies from their ample stock, are blind TO
their own interest"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
The Rail Road.

We understand the Directors OF The
Howard County Rail Road Company will
have q meeting and organize, at an early
day.
Soon after their organization, and the
completion Of the preliminary surveys,
they will ask the County Court 10 appoint
a day for the people Of the County 10 vote
as 10 what amount Of stock they will sub
scribe towards building the Road, as also a
Road from Fayeue 10 BOonviI!e. The
amount Of stock voted will be apportioned
10 the two roads, according 10 the distance
Of each.
Tie people Of Cooper vote on the 9Th
day Of next month, and that would be as
suitable day as any other for orr election.
The first and best thing TO insure aid
from other quarters, is TO put our own
shoulders 10 the wheel, and show dispo
sition TO help ourselves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

"EcLIPsE Chewing ToBACco."-Wt
found a very neat box on our table the other
day, branded as above, from the Manuiac-
tory of Messrs. SPEAR & Co, of this place.
We guessed nothing common was in so hand
some package, so far as stock and skillful
preparation was concerned, and we guessed
right, for we found as good an article as old
mother earth could produce, and which had
not been spoiled in passing through the
hands Of The manufacturer. Each plug was
handsomely foiled, which, willie it adds 10
the beauty Of the seductive weed" keeps
it in good condition, free from dust Sc
We tender our thanks for the present, and
advise such as want a good article, for "fan-
lily use," 10 give Messrs. Spear & Co., a
call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
From Mexico.
WASHINGTON, November q

WAsu1NGrox, November 20.
New Orleans papers of Monday contain
further particulars of Mexican news re-
celved per steamer General Rusk
The Brownsville Texas Flag says Gen.
Blanco, of Liberal army with 800 men at
tackled and entered the City of Mexico, ad-
vancing within one block of the capitol on
the 18th October. Zulooga made an i'm
posing resistance and lost 400 of his SOL
diers besides large number wounded
The loss on the part of the Liberals was
comparatively small. Blanco held his po-
sition for few hours and afterwards re-
tired 10 Tacabaya where he remained en-
camped.
The city would have been completely
captured by the liberals but the partizans
within upon whose movements depended
the whole, not being precisely advised oil
tie intended time Of the attack, were mo-
prepared 10 render any efficient aid. The
Liberal forces were concentrating about the
capital with force sufficient to render It's
capture inevitable. The whole Republic
with the exception of The capital is now in
the possession Of the Liberals.
Gen. EscheOgary was severely injured in
daring attempt TO capture the castle Of
Pcrote with q handful of men.
Another account says that Zulosga had
only about | 900 men, while the other party
had 5000, and with ifiitile exertiOn the lat
ter might have taken the city Of Mexico.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

SUsx.-The steamer "Fire Canoe. -
sunk above Lexington, last week. She
was small stern wheel boat, owned BY
parties at Lexington, used for carving
coal from that place TO points above. She
was valued al $4,000, and was loaded with
coal and flour when she sunk. Her furni-
'u'e was removed, but the boat is a total
loss. '"'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

In strict accordance with the current of
Democratic sentiment, the Missouri Com
promise was repealed. II was a restraint
upon popular action and community indie.
pendence; and hence the Democracy every
where sustained lis epeal.-Louisviile
Democrat.
And yet sin strict accordance with the
current of Democratic sentiment" the Mis-
souri, compromise IN 1850, far from being
repealed, would have been extened to the
Pacific ocean If the Democracy Of Congress
and the Democracy of the country, including
our neighbor Of the Louisville Democrat,
could have had their way. Yes, what is
now called restraint upon "popular action
and community independence" would have
been increased and extended if the Democ-
racy had not been ut-vote6.-Louisville
Journal.
One Of the once famous Jackson resolu-
tions, passed by the Observation-Disclosures
Of Democratic Missouri, as instructions TO
her Democratic Senators and Representa-
tves, in Democratic Congress, declared in
favor of extending the Missouri Compro-
mise line, (that ''restraint upon popular
action and community independence,'') TO
the Pacific ocean!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

z5-An election is TO be held in Cooper
County, on The 9th December next, 10 take
The sense of the people on a proposition TO
subscribe $4,000 stock in a road 10 con-
meet BOOnvile with The Pacific. The City
Of BoOnville has subscribed $4,000, and
some $4,000 private stock has already
been subscribed. The proposition will TO
1Oubt carry by a large majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

Ex-senator Stewards new platform does
not meet with favor at the hands of the
Republican party, and in the general break
ing up of parties, no one will be sorry 10
see the Republican party tumbling TO pieces.
Several leading Republican papers dissent
from Mr.. Stewards declaration, that the
States of this Union must all be Free or all
Slave States. They contend that free and
slave states can live prOsperously and har-
monious,y, as they have done. And they
further declare that they stand ready 10 ad-
nit all new States without reference TO sla-
very or freedom. So there is an ultra and
a liberal branch of the Republican party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

RuEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, &c.-The agonies
of rheumatism and neuralgia are among the most
acute which ever afiiict the human frame and have
heretofore been found the most difficult to over
come. Happily, remedy is now discovered by
which the most obstinate cases can be Immediate
ly cured. This sovereign remedy, which is une-
qualed by any ever before invented, is DIR.
BRAGG's ARCTIC LINIMEST. Its penetrating prop
critics are so great, that it at reaches the seat
of the pain, and drives out the inflammation from
the throbbng nerves. II is also nfallible in driv-
ing of the coagulated lymph from swellings caused
by contuslons, dslocated joints, sprains, &C., and
speedily relieves the pain. 1t also instantly ex-
tracts the fire from burns and scalds. II is like
wise invaluable for the diseases of animals and
cattle.
RT1For sale IN Glasgow by Fl. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village
Applications should be made 10 Bragg ann Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

New PArERs.-We are in receipt of the
first number of The Randolph American"
published in Huntsville, by Messrs. Smith
s. Stone-G. NJ. Smith, Editor. Terms
One Dollar per year, in Avance. We wei
come the american" and commend it 10
the favorable consideration of the people Of
Randolph, and the public gederally.
The Saturday Visitor" is the title of q
new paper just started at Waverly, C. Pat
terson, Proprietor. Mr.. p. is an old hand,
and has got out very nice paper. So far
as il deals in politics, it is whig, but it will
not be a political paper. We are glad 10
see Mr.. Patterson returning 10 his first
love.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

THE ENGLISH BILL TO BE REPEALED
The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press writes:
In Governor Hammond's liberal speech
he repeated the charges of fraud against
Lecompton, which made the Washington
Union so indignant when uttered by others.
From this and other indications, am dis
posed TO hope that he and others will not
object 10 put Kansas through, and 10 rereai
The English Bill ncrf r,nkr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

DAILY ISquIRER.-The Jefferson In
quirT is 10 be issued daily during the ap-
preaching session of the Legislature
Terms-$l 30 for the session, in advance.
Such Of our citizens as wish 10 take a Daily
during the session, may rely upon finding a
full report Of the proceedings in the Inquirer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
The Suryeys

we understand the Engineers are getting
a'0ns very well indeed, considering The
weather We suppose they are beyond
aHye''e' ere this. From here to Fayet,e,
-e ,Ou'e generally known to be very IA.
'0 ,' Beyond that place, no great Diff.
'uy Is aPPrehended, and we think the
"n0ie line will foot up as favorable as ,be
-O,' 'ahgulne expectations Of The friends
Of The enterprise expected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
To DESTROY RA1s.-The Griffin Empir

To DESTROY RA1s.-The Griffin Umpire
State says:
I'VE have been crediiably informed by a
lady in our city, whose house became in
tested with these troublescm cine little varmints
that the simple remedy of dissolving cop
peras in cold water, (makc it stroug) and
sprinkle the most prominent places of re-
sort, will make them leave at two-furty
rate and no mistake. She tried it success
fully, and has not been troubled with rats
or mice since. 1t is simple and will not
cost much 10 Try IT,"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

1--WE are in receipt of the November
number of the ".Nrssoui EducGtor,' pub
lished q. Jefferson City. Dir. W. G
Cheeny has become sole proprietor, AMI Dr.
A. Peabody, Editor. 1t is q neat periodi-
cal, devoted 10 good cause, and is furnish
ed at The very low price Of 81 per auuum,
in advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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One grand feature, distinguishing the
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above all others, Will be publication of tine incom
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THE ''WAVERLEY NOVELS"
ONE WHOLE VOLUME Costing separately, twice
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Terms, Two Dollars pei. Annum; One Dollar
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The first number OF this extra super-royal pa
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
FThe Washington Union, in a com

T5The Washington Union, in a COM
mandatory notice of Senator Hammond
Barnwell speech declares that slavery had
nothing to do with the Kansas question IN
Congress last winter, and adds:
After all, there were no slaves in Kan
sas, and no real question about slavery.
Nobody there wanted it or thought The
country adapted 10 its labor.
Well, few of US out this way were
fooled out of considerable "money and pro-
Visions" ana few "men" vent on fools
errands, if nobody in Kansas wanted slave
ry, or thought Tie country adapted 10 lis
labor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
Charlton Circuit Court.

Mr.. B. F. Crawley, Sheriff Of Charlton
county, was in this place Monday evening.
We learned from him that the eptir, time
Of the Court was consumed in disposing Of
criminal cases.
MIR. Crawley had with him five prisoners,
three of them destined for the Fuyerte Jail.
and two for Jefferson.
Levi Nance. who killed Farmer, some
three years since, was sentenced 10 the Pen
itentiary for three years.
A man by the name of Anderson, who
stole some Land Warrants from Mr.. Honey,
was sentenced 10 four years in the Penilen.
tiary.
FIannery, White and Matherson, were
implicated in the murder of a negro. at
Walkers woodward. Flannerv was ac-
quilted. White and Matherson put off their
trial, and were on their way back TO Jail.
D. Campbell, the last of Mr.. Crawley's
party, was committed 10 Jail for stealing an
overcoat from the store of Col. Bosworth,
in Brunswick, few days since.
Mr.. c. informed US that but little prop
erty was sold, the judgments having been
satisfied before the day Of sale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25
The Fillibusters.
NOZZLE, November

HUBILE, INUVtIHUtT ~.
Great excitement existed here yesterday,
in consequence ofthe detention of the Nj
caraguan emigrants. About four hundred
of them surrounded the Office Of Julius
Hesse, The agent, demanding immediate
trans pOrtation or the return Of their pas
sage money. Mr.. Smith, Deputy Collector
of the port, in:erposed and stated that in
structions from Washington were conf
IDENTIFY expected on Saturday. The crowd
then dispersed, on the assurance Of some
thing definite being determined upon by
evening.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

1.-THE Governor Of Pennsylvania has
ordered special election 10 be held in the
"old Berks" district, TO fill the vacancy in
Congress, OccasiOned by the rerignation of
the Hon. J. Clancy Jones. The election
will be on the Both inst.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-11-25

II The Jefferson Examiner says the
Steam Ferry at that place Is doing regular
service, and makes the announcement 10
correct rumors that they had no steam ferry
boat at that place.