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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
DR. William &. Stepheason's
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS.
,TRSSPS WOODS 4, PEW and d.,

VI 10y Is NELS1N. call the attention OF the eiti-
zens of Warren ami surrounding country, to these
Trusses- believing that almos. alt cases Of Hernia. kup-
ture a4d P~rOl1psus uteri may he relieved. and many OF
them permanently eEe=I A cure viii ne warranted in
Young persons. il wished. We have hsen favored with,
n visit from DR.. Stephenson and have examined his
worS. aud ean safely say that it Is the hest we have
ever s--n. the most dlrap;e as well rs being easily ad-
iastei. The plan is u make. ct and apply the Truss TO
SUI. each ease Or. Stephenson feels enhddent. AFTER
- years practice in this business. that he can give gen.
CO..e one and all. The hing recommends itself.
Dr. WILLIAM K. STEPHENSON Willie at Warren during
the Fair. Octorer t3.h. I'm X 18th. with an assortment
II Truss=s and supporters OF a mex style. Residese.
PymatGuin-. Mercer Co. Pa. sept :, '5S-tf
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ps.ncEnntnfin7n-

AEHU All EGs
I A B LYMAN Sheriff of TrumbuIl
L . County. Ohio. do hereby notify The qualified cleo
tors of said County, That
Tuesday October, I2ih, 1853.
Is the day appointed Ly las for boiling election in the
State Of Ohio. at which time they vail Assem- lie AT their
Several planes ofholding elections. intheir respertiye
Townships and proceed - ballot to vote the follosing
ocste and County Olic Rs, va. une Supreas Judge:
one Comptroler; one Attorney Gensrti;o one member
board Of Public Works: one Representatives la Con-
yress; one Coanty Auditor; onr County Comm ssioner
one Coanty Recorder; one County Sarveyor; one Di
rector Of fonEty t~nErmary.
GhAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR CONMJN PLEAS
COURT.
Inc Township Trustees will l,tuvn n the sare iilce
land with their Poll Book OF election Jurors Gr their
respective T0Wr ships as ioiors;
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

A DANGEROUS LEAP We learn from
the Cleveland Review. that Mr.. NJ n
Fuller from Utica, n. Y stopping at the
Weddel House, on Sunday in a fl of in
sanity, after twice knocking down his
attendant, leaped from a third story win
dow. His collar bone was broken, and
he was Otherwise badly bruised.
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TN TRUNBULL COUNTY COM.
= " y PLEA
Geo. c. Harding add J4ur II y ling.

Mary Reeve ct ~
MAJ. Reeve AMI Este rf Giarz ~ The STATE Of TN
nois. Marian Reeve OF the Cisy u SeE = So Jerreffish
Reeve. James Reeve and : srshRreEs ufIhs coraty OF
Tuaiuil and State Of Ohio arr hrfrhy notified hat 8
Pctition ws- fiji against tirm GA gh- Estis day OF Sep
tenn sr. \ d JS. ia II. Coart OF Counuon Pleas OF
TrImau lCOaLtF y Ian-if,raifg an ~ orge g Hard
log her husA tui- aherriu sail Jsur n riding d. meDcs
partition % tur foti. wing Real Estate. situated IN The
fO~EshiP - Nrlssnan ia said T. unreal County and
being the Ltuns osnrti ~ Jeremiah Reeve. iece2ssd.
late Ofsaid 1OSnship- at the time ol bis dsera5e, SAID
land Is intsTre farrris. u.izsls inslst No n. Parcel
Ist is Lcnnd-l ca th-N rh ts lands % Dsandsr c.
i,erkius; Etstf4 ih-,iaf N,ith 3. (; south by the Green
viI- Road- ana Hr~iA.s he se. ton line. Parcel End
Is oaulc,i. fs~t ~ El,ls Of James S Christy; South,
wrss ard Nogjh ~ ba-ise Dawn Dosekin. Parcel3d
is bounrei. w-s5 ~ Ian Is OF Alxiuder Wade's Heirs,
SJnih and - I - Ian Of David lrsckin; North partly
by In.5s 80 Dtyig Bclekin aud partly by lands of the
Board %: Elur=-0in q x insnan Township; and that at
the next g. nu Of said Court, said Jane Harding aud
,iro. & u~trding viii APPLY for al VsIer that partition
may he nEt ie in s.iI premises.
8. ROMANS
Sent L. AIRY Atty. for Petitioners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

4 DMINISTRATRIX, SALE OF
~ REAL ESTATE. On the 18th day OF October
next az 10 O'Clock A ~, at the residence Of Bethuel
Phillips in Mecca, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following Real Estate as the property Of John
Morehouse deceased, to wit. Nineteen and &c 100
acres in the W. pt. of lot &c in Green-1o<nship Trum
bull County Ohio; one unl ivided sixth TART Of five
acres in lot , in said township. bounded West by land
Of W Clark; N. and s. by land Of Geo. ". Phillips;
E by highway
Terms of sale. One third down, and the balance in
two equal annual pay ments with interest
JULIA MOkEII0USE Aimx.
S-us QIF f59-AE of Iahp Nnr.hauaa H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

The s-mi annual Musical Convention will be h-H At
GAINESVILLE Pa. bv the Trumhull and Mercer Union,
commencing on Wednesday, the 9Th Of October next.
AMI closing on .he evening OF the oh with a public
Concert
Singers and singing teachers from al paris OF this
and Hercer County are invited % attend: and no pains
sill be spared 10 make the occasion both pleasant and
useful. All persons from a distance viii he provided
Tor by the citizens - Ear a. possible. free OF charge.
By Oreer Of the Board.
NJ W. COOK, See'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston & MerriH's IaEalibIe Yeast Founder,
4 NEW ARTICLE
o MAKING LIGHT M SWEET BREAD.
Bread made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome.
nor liable 10 sour upon the stomach. and il more nour-
ishing AID economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price 25 cents per box, to be
had at wholesale and retail. Of
L. A. Smith & Co.. Dru ,gists.
Sept. 10, 1883 m No. 5, Main ST.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Cove-Dale Nurseries.

4 LARGE and general assortment Of
~ Apple. CHERRY PEACH. PEAR, PLUM, AP-
RICOT, AMI N~ECTARINE TREES, Of fine age for
transplanting. Also. BLACKBERRY. RASPBERRY
G~OOSEBERRY, CURRANT. and STRAW BERRY
PLANTS GRAPE VINES of the .Ner and Old vsri-
rites; rs we'll as EVERGREEN AMI DECtDEOUS Or
NANESTAL TREES and SHRUBS. ROSES. c.. sc.
Descriptive Catalogue sent on receipt OF postage
stamp.
De. EDWARD TAYLOR. Proprietor.
Sep Sem. kinsman street. Cleveland, Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Horse Fairs.

The New Castle Park Association
will hold its first Exhibition at New
Castle, Pa, Oh the ooh 9tst and 2ddays
of October.
Prizes will be awarded 10 the best
horses of different kinds and ages. also
10 the fastest trotting and pacing and
daft horses.
An effort is being made to form a per
mahent Association which will hold an
annual Horse Exhibition, at some cen
trail point on the Reserve, to be called the
Western Reserve Horse Fair. The cit
liens of Hudson and Ravenna are offer
ing liberal inducements to secure its 10
cation.
The Ravenna Democrat says. each of
the two firstnamed towns. we understand,
D 10 raise funds sufficient 10 secure
the grounds and erect all necessary build
ings for the accommodation OF an annual
gathering. Hudson claims to have ex
ira advantages over any other place
named. they having in view the siteknown
as the Depot Grounds of the Clinton Liue
Railroad, which are already graded, and
contain some fifteen acres; a never fail
ing spring of water can be brought OIL to
the grounds from a short distance. We
understand that the location will be de-
cided upon in a few days, and immediate
arrangements made to hold the first an
nuaI fair this Fall. Success to the en-
terprise.
The Portage County Agricultural So
ciety has rendered the use of their
grounds. free of expense, for the Show.
The citizens of Rsvenna have pledged
funds TO fit up a suitable trot-
ting course.
HORSE FAIR 1t is in contemplation
to hold a Horse Fair in Meanwhile. about
the middle of mex month, and it is the
intention of thoss connected TO make it a
grand affair GreeRv lie Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Republican Meetings.

Hon. D. Caldwell and Hon. II. a.
PLUMB, of Ashtabula County, will address
the people of Trunlbull County, on The
evenings of next week, at-7o'clock, as
follows:
Monday evening at Gustavus, Sept. 81
Tuesday do Brookfeld do 90
Wednesday do Niles do %
Thursday do Warren do 80
Friday do n. Falls Oct. l
Saturday do Mesopotamia DO 2
BY order of the Central Committee.
CIR. HUNT, Chm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
iathartic Pills

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- fen taxel tn the'rutn'1ss t.. pro-
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suTpsss ,n ex-e.l-nee the
ordinary medicines. a.d n I thes v n ua"rreeieHtiy
apol the esteem OF all ireu- fhey are safe and pleas
ant to take. lat powerful to cure Their penetratilg
properties stimulate The vial activities % the body,
remove the distractions of ITS Crgaus nuI iiy the Wood,
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WHICH suTpass belief, were they not So 'startated by
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the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent cl-rgyuen
and ply sieiins have leut their names TO certify 10 the
public the reliability Of my remedies, while others have
sent me .he assurance of their conviction that my Pre-
paestions contribute immensely 10 The relief OF my
afflicted. suffering ieii0w-uren.
The Agent below nazlei is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Alma ae- contaiai z directions Tor their
use. and certificates OF their cures OF the following
complaints
Costiveness. Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism Drop
sy. Heartburn H. AlAehs arising frun a foul Stomach
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and Pain arising therefrom Fiatulency, Loss Of APpe-
tie. all U'ceruus and Gaisneous Diseases which
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They also. by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system. cure many complaints which it would not be
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

LAKE ERIE FEMALE SEMINARY The
work on the new Seminary building is
progressing finely. The finishing of the
joiner work to the main part of the
building is nearly done in the second.
third and fourth stories. as well as the
lathing. The work is also progressing
in the first story, and in the basement
Whether the School will open this Fall is
as yet, undetermined. IL it should not
be opened till next Spring, the entire
building will be in readiness. and the
School commence with all arrangements
completed -PainsViHe Tel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

ADDE'S ~ C0URr.-On the 10Th day of October, A.
D. less, at one O'clock p. NJ. on the premises in the
town If Liberty, Trumbuil County Ohio will be sold
to the highest bid Ter the .olloving Real Estate. as the
property of Nancy Z. Anderson deceased. to wit
Bgdndel on the North by lands nov owned by John Il
Hood; East by lands Owned by Daniel Boys on the
South BY Ianis oTEeI by Eparaim Thomas; and on the
West Nv tho public highway, and contains fourteen
acres Of land. Terms male known on the day OF sale
EPuRAIM TIIOM IS. ADM
o: E. ANDERSON.
Rv Crrrrsa & sNIrn. Auys. Sent. l5-4N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

a ID CUINIl-
Notice is hereby given, that At the coming tall Elec
ton for State and County officers in said County, to
he hell on Tuesday the 18th DAY OF October next. the
question as % the policy OF building a new County jail
fEr said County. sill be submitted to said qualified
voters in manner following. that Is to say. sal voters
are requested to vote by ballot. markell In favor OF
the New jar or against the New Jail, and IL a ma
jor-ty OF the votes Cast at such Election shall be IN IA
vur Of said new Jail. then the Commissioners Of said
Coa.ty will proceed 10 the erection thereof in aecor-
lance with the Statute.
This notice - gwen in accordance with a resolution
Of "a d County Commissioners, passed AZ their regu-
lar session in June past
b. order Of the Commissioners
CHARLIE * HUNT, Auditor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
a ADMINISTRATORS. SALE

Given under NY hand. at the Court HoaSe in the
village Of Warren, this 9th day OF Sept, A. D. lsS7.
A. B. NJ Sheriff.
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Sept p. 0S-lwF kenton- HArdin 20 ONO.
In rrnnn nrI A IN

OnDO IN
ODIAN HAIR TONIC, for preserving the Hair from
falling oH. Restoring it TO its usual color, AMI esPee
iGHg curing badness. hy replacing 4 Tine coat OF Hair
on the head where il has been for years entirely bald.
Price 81 per bottle; For sale by
Sept. -, 5S-2m. WOODS x PRIV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

FIEYDIsH.-A new school house last
completed in the east part Of Newbury.
GeauIa Co., at a cost of $40 was re
Gently set on fire, and burned down.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

GEAUGA FAIR.-This Fair will be held
to dsy-Wednesday. Thurs lay and
Friday. 1t will be worth seeing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
OF REAL ESTATE.

Sale OF hEAL =.
Court OF PROBATE Of Trunbuil County Ohio, / shall ex-
pose for public sale. upon the premises, on the I'D day
OF October next, in the afternoonr hetEeen the hours
of and 4. the foIlosIng described Real Estate, to wit:
SIT rated in SOuthingtSn township. rrumhull Co. and
STATE Of Ohio, known as part Of lot No. -, and IS
bounded as follows. On the East By land owned py
Fdnond CbaIser; on the North aud South by the crigi-
mai lot line. and on the Wsstty a line to be run par
ALI With East line aud SO lar iherefrOm as = contain
twentv seven acres Of land, being the homestead farm
of David Curtis. deceased
Terms made known on LAY OF sale.
HEATHNAN.
oot - -kd,ur- Of David Curtis. DEC.
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THEarATEO OF OHIO TRUMBULL
i COUNrT.f II riiE CJCRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition for Divorce

The said Thomas J. Gray viii take notice that on the
18th day OF sept A. b. -, Cynthia L. Gray filed her
petition in said Court sizing \ divoree from said Thorn
a J. on the ground Of extreme cruelty and gross neg
lect Of duty. She asks a divorce for said causes. the
custody and control Of Lewis cray. her minor chih by
said marriage. and that she be restored to her maiden
name ofCyuthil 4. Chrk. aud for general relief Said
cause viii be for hearing az the OetObr term Of said
Court. A. D.. -. CURTISS & SMITH,
Semi. II tjS-6r A.-vs for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

900 CALCUTTA KIP SKINS
AOO Jus: received and for sale at
}. a. A. e. McCGNNELL'S.
90 dog. best brands Of FRENCH CALF SElNs, Just re-
eeIyed az J. * A. Z. MrCUNNELL'S
20 Joz. YORK CRY CALF SKINS received at
McCONNELL'S.
90 doz. omo CALF a. J 81. c. MeCONNELL's-
so doz. Rosor LISINGs SKINS at
Go to McCOSYELL'S and buy your SOLE LEATHER.
g.ni Ii 'h--if
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

JOSHUA r. GIDDING'S new book,
- The Esiles OF Florida, just received 1t ADAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

PENTON'S AERIDGMENT OF the
- Debates Of Congress, 9Th and eth Volumes Just
received at Adams, where the work can be seen, and
at ADAMS BOBKSTORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23
From the Plains.


ST. LOUIS, Sept pa dispatch from Iudepend>
ence the 18th, per u s. express company, TO Boon
vile, says thai the Santa Fe mail with dates to the
30th ultimo had arrived. The latest dates from
Fort Defiance to the 18th of August at which time
no hostile movements had been made against the
Navajo Indians At the earnest solicitation of Ar>
majO, influential chief, the commanding officer
had given him ten days to raise his people, and 60
in search Of the murderer of Brooks servant
Three companies under the command of Captains
Lindsey and Elliott and Lieut.. Rowland; one com.
pany of the Sd infantry under Lieut.. Hit; and
company Of spies and guides under Bias Lucero.
have been ordered to be in readiness in the event of
war with the Indians
There is some political excitement in regard TO
the election of Representatives to the next Legslas
ture, in consequence of two sets of candidates.
both claiming to be the Simon pure Democracy
The United States District Court is in session No
business of Importance had been transacted when the
mail left.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
WasIington Items.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l9.-The steamers Fulton and
Water Witch, forming part of the Paraguay expedi
tion ready for sea, and will probably leave
Tomorrow for Norfolk Guns of very heavy calibre
have been selected for both vessels-the armament
Of the Fulton consisting eleven inch shell gun
on pivot and four of nine inch in brOadside, and of
the Water Witch one nine inch gun on pivot. In
addition, the Fulton will carry two boat howitzers
and the Water Witch three, one of which is heavy
"A FOUNDER mounted on pivot on the fcrecase.
Both vessels supplied with small arms and am-
munition of the most approved kind, including the
Sharpe and Minnie musket, together with revolvers
The Union says the latest Communication from the
Hon. Vim. Reed, is dated June Is, and in this,
after announcing the signature of the treaty be-
tween China aud the United States that day, he
adds: 1.-THE departure of the mailboat within few
hours cOmpels TO limit this dispatch to a mere
announcement of the fact. l shall send the treaty
by the next steamer"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23

respectable number Of intelligent Democrats,
from various portions Of the State, assembled at
tie Capitol on yesterday for the purpose Of consult
ing aud comparing views on the subject Of currency.
The meeting vas primary in its character, and only
intended as a consultation Of friends With view to
the general harmony of the party. Dr. sAl'L MooRE,
of Hickman, acted as Chairman Of the meeting and
HI. CLAIBORNE, of Davidson, IS Secretary. We
we're highly graiifsd with the good feeling and
spirit of Cancellation which pevaded the great body
Of the meeting, and especially with the well-timed
and humorous remarks of our old friend from HeRk-
ms. After full and fair comparison Of views the
following report was adopted as embOdyiug the sense
Of a majority Of the meeting It il moderate and
conservative in tone, and we doubt not will meet
the general acquiesoence of our party throughout
the State:
The Committee have agreed tOt the folloWingproPO-
sitions for the adoption Of the meeting:
l. That, it would be unWise policy to re-charter
any Of the existing Banks.
2. That such reforms should be made in our cur
renoy during the existence Of the present Banks as
viii insure sound circulating medium, convertible
ct all times into gold aud silver.
8. That the several Banks as their respective
cha-ters shall expire, should to 60 out Of ex~
isteuce and such steps should be taken eOnsis.
tently with the public interest, as will secure the
liquidation Of the Bank Of Tennessee at the expi-
ration Of its charter.
S. A SMITH
ANDREW Johnson.
A. o P. NICHOLSON.
EDWIN A KBEBLE.
JONI K HOWARD.
Committee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23

Col. CrOzier,s card.

We invite attention to the card of Col. CROzrER
in another column in reply to a recent publication
of the Investigating Committee. We do not under
stand the report Of the Committee as having ques-
toned the integrity Of his administration while
Comptroller. We have taken some pains to invests
gate the facts in controversy and, without intend
ing to imPugue the motives Of the Committee, we
do not hesitate to give it as our opinion that they
have misudged the facts and done injustice to Col
O., than whom in our opinion the State has never
he'd more faithful Comptroller,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23
GREAT ATTRACTION--TFTE ROVD 8R0-
RERTN IN lIARK E,T,

VTE wiz sell to the highest bidder On Tuesday IN
w 5th day OF October, TgTs, 8 o fot- n -
most =ra9ie property belongi1s 70 the Boyd Estate iuus
aey beyond the depot extending from Broad across gr1
streetto the Charlotte Pike Thess lots are feaufpiIv l9
are rom 10 % so feet deep, finely situated for
oeee lor gentlemen doing business in the city are exempt from
Cooperation 1xe and present 70 The euerprng dns hsd fr
speculation The rapid grow q Of Nashville the great n- ~
improvements that are nov being made ~
Irene pressure Of the times, augur for the fufurs @ -
se and Is conclusive proof that when our RaiIroa-
a com plete ne widest dreaer scarcely imagine "a 4s
e VII ne II the Chattanooga Railroad has increased ~ No.
mess OF NASHVILLE 80 cent. what viii The ss ~ -
completion Of the Tenne and Alahama Road, OF De Iui
and Henderson, aud ofth Northwestern Road
Perhaps city in the Union, Of population pr NOR.
act0n It's central position, the character and nselI-sn-e
Of ne populatons the beauty, prouctiVeness and he1fi,
Of The country, its being the capital tie Vountser sffe -
eueonal facilities, &c. make Nashville particularly affr
nave enc Or ne most hourshng Medical COLLEGES h he
Dnon and another being established Our Female ke1 NJ
fenaie schools unsurpassed Our high school a 49,
anc is doing much good for Nashville As any one tbi
ne many good things We have here. Our society win cna
Win that o. any city IN the Union We confident ne rop
he are ourng viii greatly enhance In value, hero ot
earnestly invite ali persons DESTROYS o. bettsrin tb of
TO attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out in a few days.
aas@ j. R. ". BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-23
From ST. Domingo.

New YORK, Sept. 20.-Advices from St. Domingo
nave been received, bringing some additional par
ticulars of the recent revolution General Santa
Anna marched to Santiago on the LIST of September
and took possession Of the fort Valverde together
with the Collector of Santiago and others, fed to
Monte Christie, where they were to embark for
Turks Island; there was consequently responsible
government at st. Domingo. The merchants had
closed theis stores, the paper money in circulation
had become worthless, and none knew how to buy
or sell, or what the next practical move was to be-