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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
The Sinve Trade.

That the re-opening ul The African Slave
Trade will be one of the chief features Of
lie next Presidential campaign there cnn
no longer be any doubt. Nearly all the
leading Democratic politicians and papers
OF the South, outside Of the Slave breed
ing States, make it the cardinal point in
their political creed. Many of them,
indeed, make il the only condition upon
which they will longer spare the Union of
The States. Their motto is, the Slave
trade in Il e Union, or dissolution and the
Slave trade in Southern contederacy.-
And Northern Journals are beginning to
preach LLe same doctrine.
A leading Democratic paper in the
Norih, the DAY Book" after quoting
largely from the Mobile Register" Oh this
subject, says:
Kansas was "a bootless struggle. -
The South had neither the negroes to spare
nor ind was the climate favorable 10
their introduction. OF course. 10 one can
suppose 'lIal ace doubt the right OF bring
'"S hSioeo loID AIIFd u lneV are
needed. II is simply n question OF expe-
di"ncy, and there can be no doubt our
laws making it piracy must BE- botted out
OF the 5 aonte book. They are not only
ridiculous. but vi e'ly and hope'essy con
lenlplibe. and it is a wonder that the
S"ulh have been So long content TO live
under stWuatoiy enactmens, which are
equivalent 10 saying they are pirates and
ftlons Ab"ltiondom may howl until il is
huarse, but the law confirming the slave
trade as piracy will and must be repealed.
The law is dead letter not only At the
South but NJ the North. 1t could not be
erio'red an! where III this country. perhaps
not in any. The truth is, We have out
grown the sentinen.aliy, that To lake II
wild n-gro ;'om savage ban albarism, where
his skull may be used Tor paving stone
Whenever King wants new pathway 10
his mud palace, and make an Industrious,
civilized being oI him. is a sin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

Kirby'e Machine is acknowledged TO be
the li4h.est Machine in use.
Kirby's Machine is acknowledged to be
the most durable Machine in use.
Also the most perfect com mbined Ma
chine.
The most easily ma ,aged and operated.
The most perfect in every respect, and
the l"west priced Machine in market.
The price of the Mower being only
S1U5.
The price of the Combined Machine,
SI25.
The price of the One Horse Mower.
500.
The price of the One Horse Combined
Machine, 500.
Call and see the Machine at the Court.
House.
JAMES IsALSTOV, Pom Gro,
90. AGENT FOR MICS COUNTY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
SILCIAL NOTICES.

L"LL0wAY's OINTMENT AND PrLLs.-A most etrohe
ous idc" prevails this country ia relation to hom-
"rrhohis or piles. They suLered to drain the
system oI IT'S llir-blood, because, forsouh, il l.
deemed dangerous 10 meddle wi h them. Now we
undertake TO say that ever! form OF the discs So cuI
be "Apcd'tiousl! cGreu (ut ressed) by the sim
u'l"heOns uSo eI hollow"y's Pills and Ointment.
The i"'me' e%Lel the :Crd initiating halter which
PRODUCES the hcmorrhagr, white tho Ointment,
as bI>"mc st! ptIc, closes the mouths OF the relaxed
Ioo"'vesses near the terminus ol the intestinal ca
h"'' "hu linus sife' complete and permanent cure
5 IioKuu.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

HE LITTLE GIANT. --Sleplen A.
Douglas lrceIveI ale Subri4uet 90 "Li,i,
Glant, from joe SnIi'h, lie MurnUu
Prophet. Ii Mas eliciled during an exo,-
ting discussion III the Illinois Legislature.
upon the Mormon difficulties, ~ which
Mt. D"usias cut coIis p"u"ue hSu'e III
the deieHce Ot tlie Saints, when Their grea
I+ader, III giving vent tu his unb"unded
admiration Ion Dnusias, called INN "tL'
LlLtle glamL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

ED- Somebody g"rtn 1t ti.ua-"A
Married nan Should lei his vile have Ii,
ma'as. menC oi The Home D+p"r men.
and give her as Secretary the sole c''IrI"
al the different BUREAUS. Dom let Le
lave anything To do with the " ar Depar
tLeui."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

State in the Uuionl How long will the in
sane c,y Of ab,dilinn continue to be used
by demagoguee % frighten fools IN the free
State, after such q use Of it by slAve-hold.
ers in the midsl Of slaves?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

IL We Ma" al. ma'rh 10 keep
gong, but wnen we hear Ui II n.eirh M
winding up" his affairs, We arrive n, u =
sage conclusion that his time has nearly
co"e' or. more properly, That Le has
'Sopped."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
MARE JED.

On Tuesday, the 81 inst, b! the Kew. L. J. Hender-
son. at the residence of the bT idcs father, Mr. HAR
Low J. PHELPS aud Miss ASENA1H A. COPES,
daughter OF DR.. J. s. Copes. all Of New Orleans.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
ro,mcr"y Retail Market.

, TUESDAY. May 81, 1859.
Cheese, (doin.J lGc v ID.
Cheese, (N. R.) sGl.1sc,
SOAP, 30 lie. y h.
Candles. (tallum l49I5c,
Candies, (opal) DC,
tan'!lrs. (sIar) Ijr.
Fish. (C"d) 5CgI14c.
Fish, (MaCkrrci,) sv@I0c.
.'isl, I " hite) Jc.
Ivkicd Pork, JCg lOc.
;noulderS. eCa lL,.
.idrs, tSnokcd) y@ lie.
dams. l9r.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
NrN advertisements.


MGIe millinery GoOdS.-Csll and
see Mrs. S. d. Gibson, wLo has just returned from
the Fast with fine s:ock Of cneap Millinery. such
Ribbons Flowers. Rhushes, BonIets, Tassels Ladies'
and Misses Hats, &c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

PoMEROY
+ fiour, G.5C&7.iL " brl.
" neat. Si.gLtG PI.3U bush
oats, 5j(aGjc. + bush.
Potatoes. .lu,@l.s5b bush
apples, fgrc ~
buiicr. l:g l5'. per b.
Eggs. 20 it. q doz
M"lIss"s. 4UQG 45r. y gal.
"irui, 81 2 gnI.
sugar. N. o. S@Gc. e IL
SuIar(N hitr) l=I49Ijc.
Lul'c". i:@ III. y ID.
ki, =. GiaIc. o ID.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

GS The Coun'y Commits, toner's will
meet on next Monday, the SIKH OF June.
Let ali Interested take heed accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

n. e.gA woRp oFExpIAyATfoy to ,Eo,s >,,'a
hhr" known us under the st>le OF Evans IL Co. Tho
husiheSs located Ey us nj No ~ Broadway. New
York C.ty, is the Oldest established house in tho
country. and is known world-wIdc as Tn. Oripiurl
Evans 81 Co.'S Gift BOOKSTORE" Many have lnken
Tue advantage Of oar popularity to advertise under
IN shlh".to lEc' Gas: tncir r"drnd thOughn house
nav ihS GeiIher character o. iamo of its own, can
h"rdl! claim the confidence of the c, mruutv-tn
pr"te IN tIw WHO may hr GnucTuantd II with US
we wolfe slate ih'i We have 10 Onnrct with any
oll"r GIFT Book HOpsc-and ihohrh n,,ly a,IvprIi.a
under the name of tVuIS & Co., the firm constituted
by D. w. vans and J. II. PreStnI is the first and nlv
cohcrrn rghtfuliy using the name. But to nr.v M
all confusion IN the future, sh use the styls OF
D. w. EVANS q CO.,
an" all persons wrnngfully using the appciIation ia
hlHlead ihe public, will bo made TO sunerthu penalty
of the law. F''
d. W. EVANS G. CO..
22-Iy. 677 hrOaGNny. New Ynrt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

Philosophical and Clas.
sicnl " Orks.
Historical and Miscel.
lameOus.
p2ciiral, Theological,
Religious.
Law, Medical, Masonic.
Standard Fictiuns.
Prayer. Hymn q Glee
books. Text Books
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

The New Albany Tnbuse Of the 29th of
ssrch ,sys: We had supposed. after his
disgfseeful exposure at indianapolis. that the
Rev Mr. DAILY wosld have conducted him
self in se,rcumspect manner. at least until
xner Conference had -eted upon his case but
we are sorry TO record the fact that or Sstar-
day eveaisg lssi. IN this city he was d'sgrace-
fully drssk. sud while IT, that condition.
grossly insulled two highly resPectst'e la
dies. The facts IN the ease are ss fvlloss:
On Saturday evening ose Of eitisens. .
Mr.. N. was viking up MIN street with a
friend A shoft distance behind them wa
Mrs n. aud another lady. Just below tn
THisrxr Office. Mr.. N. noticed DR.. Daily lean.
ing ssrctionsteiy sssins, Lamp post lie
rsssed on without spexking "a hin. and in :
rnomef.t OF twe afser~srds Vas osertskeu b,
the ladies. Who stated that they had beer
sssssiy issslied tao or three tirSes ty DR.. Dai
ly. Mn. Immediately ~ent back and mel
DR. ID. psfsuier them. lie eollared bin. snu
demanded to know chat he msns by his insul
Ting language. Dr.. ID. denisd, in foolish
|lesrine teBs spd asnner. thn he had spoke'
o The lsSi,ss sf ell Mr.. N. seeing thst Dsi
liz ws- drust. and being impcrtuned By Tbs
I,sd,es 70 fs, hfm 60. Did So -sss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06
House Furnishing Goods.

Mr.. Geo. L. Brsssw, who Is 80 well and 80
fsvorably known TO the eiiisens Of Terre
Haute aud surrounding country. struck out a
new line Of business enterprise. last fall. aud
We are clad TO be able to say that he has been
successful even 10 his most ssnguine expec
tations. lie. ct that time. opened ia this city
sn establi.hmsnt foe the sale Of 'house farn-
ishing g,pds." exclusively. an establishment
ia which every thing, that necessity may de-
msnd. or luxury desire. towards the furnishing
OF house. might be procured. This was
new enterprise--It was the inauguration Of n
oew system Of merchandising. which re-
quired no little energy aud nerve 10 attempt
Mr. Brokaws success gives evidence of the
wisdom Of the undertaking. That this Is the
proper :, stem of merchandising. must he ap
parent TO every rearcting mud. The trouble
aud v.xation ef selecting. the material to fur
uish house, from as many different stores, as
you may need articles. is well known to every
lady or gentleman either. Who has ever under.
taken the task. For after having walked
from rlace to place until wesrIed and faint.
you are horr6ed when the goods have been
made up and placed in contrast. to find such
textures. a. would Indicate the comrsingiing
Of the contents OF dozen different houses IL
j. then too late to remedy the evil. But how
different When you can elter such an estsb-
lishmeatas Mr.. Broka~'-. aud at your ease
aud al perfect leisure select from such an end
less variety. your carpets. mats. rugs. mat.
tings. paper haugings. window shades. blinds.
tasssls DC. dc. comparing one with another.
and contrasting all I'm such a manner. step by
step. n you proceed. as 10 insure perfect sat-
isfactIon. when you have completed your task
There is another advantage in such business
houses. When IL in known abroad. in neigh
boring towns aud villages, that an establish
ment. can be found In our city, ia ~hieh all
desirable qualities and styles Of furnishing
goods" can be procured. it Divers to our city
a large amount of trade that would Otherwise
turn to larger and more d,stan, cities. thus ad
ding much to the wealth. the prosperity and
the credit Of our city. and consequently be.e
htbg the entire community.
Mr. Brokaw deserve. much credit for the
enterprise he has mantle ted in this thing. aud
ought to be. a. he 10. ell patronired.
His stock is very large. aud varied. Com.
prisng all shades. styles. colors. textures aud
qualities. embracing many varieties Of goods
never before brought TO ihl. city. To emu.
nerai- impossible. Examine his large
advertisement. in smother column OF ttispa
per and then go and examine his goods. They
are exceedingly sttraetise, aud n visl, 20 his
establishment will add msch to your gratis
cation, srd to his also. Remember iO9 Wa
bash street.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06
Q. Z D.


According 10 statement in the Daily Cap
iial City F.css. printed in coiumbss o.. 1t
seems ths, DE- Ensign. ~ elderly x.n,iemsn.
fsrmeriy Methodist preacher. With Miss
vin.on. both Of Card,ngt~n. o. (the lady
claims to be medium for some remarkabls
ma ife~tstssns by the Spirit of King" az he
10 ssllsd). sdsertised to rive exhibitions IN
M.ehsuse. Hall. On Wednesday ard rhor--
day evenings large sudienec> attended. ~ an
sdnittsoee Zee ~ twenty eve cents each. The
sntertainment consisted is se~iee strung up
before the audience drums. tsmeeur'nes aud
other iostfsnent.. ard ef . brief. iiiogiesl IN.
grsmmstieal. shepred-up speech from ths
minister. IN efplsn alton Of the kind Of spirit
sslism they vers about 10 exhiblt Then The
hail ~as made perfectly d.rs. and psrsen
whom they had engaged commenced playing
lively tuaes on the t,oliss and a vrs said IN a.
the Spirit Kint aud hs~ assoc isiss se<empsn.
isd the mnssc nv playing the drums snd tssr
basrinss. Dsriux The exhtsis,on on the third
s-enirg. ,~o rrrsoas IN dInssen, parts of III.
hall suss~niy snd -inuiss-eoe.iy opened %
them The glare from dark lsusss6-. ~kieh d..
closed the fact thst he players on the drum,
snd lsmbcoriuss ~ese urse ether than N.
aeshodir preacher ADD the young girl Tn,
snsssipg Of course. broke up IN eo-fssies
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

For tho Express
Ma Enron Lasi Monday evening attend
ed meeting IA the basement of Mr. J,wett's
Church for the purpose of establishing n Uni.
on prayer meeting. The sff,r, considered a
failure. or mainly -. and the d ifieuliy lay
only in one place Ito my apprehension let me
with all due Difference TO my brethren, poin,
out the rock upon which We split
20 not con slider that the difficulty lay in the
IL lay ia the miscouception oi duties We were
called upon TO perform after We were Assem-
bied and that duty was simply a. Christians
To enter at once upon the duties al the time
aud in the way the committee had pointed out
Then. after testing the plan aud finding that
u did not work we'll. something else might be
adopted The great mistake with the differ.
ent Churches in appointing committee a. in
up making their recommendation fnal II a
promiscacu- assembly gathered from eight or
ten different Churches attempt to discus- aud
settle all the pr,liminarie- Of a series Of Union
meetings IL will end in failure. The whole
Subject should be left to the Clergy. and Il
they fail To agree the thing may be x, zen up
a. impraciicable. ] sincerely hope fom this
time forward, all committees v III be dispensed
with. aud iha, the elcfgymen VII cell o. 20
rs,her Tor prayer. and So conduct The setv'ee'
that there will he no place OF time found fo'
Irrelevant subjects.
A srxefK OF cSr % rrt Cntrcurs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

We learn that the Trustees of the Wabash
aud Erie Canal have about completed arrange.
mrnts for opening aud maintaining this pub
lic work for the next two years at least. The
arrangement when completed will place the
canal under the control Of three private con-
pspies. subject 10 The general supervision of
The Trust. The canal will he divided into
three separate divisions, one from Evansville
to ke~ k-fFy. Including the lo' h and dam at
that place another from Ns~b berry to the lo~ =
er lock at Teue Hsute aud the third from
Tefre Haute To the State line. The eompa.
ME. or associations that will hsve charge OF
the canal are COMPOSED ef the business men.
farmers ard those interested along the entir-
line. The Contract for the division from Ev.
sn.vil~ To New berry has been entered into
between the Trusiees and i've gehllemea
sloog the line of the canal Who w-te appoint.
ed for that purpose by he Convention held at
Evansville on the 23i Inst The gentlemen In
question. on behalf Of the citizens who sub.
scr1hsd the means. contract With the Trustees
Tor the r-pair aud maintenance Of this division
~ the canal. for four yrafs from the lst OF
April is59 They 10" mate all their own cf
hcer- aud FIX the compensation. and have gen
~r. control Of the repairs. collection and po-
lice Of the canal. la consideration Of this
The trusi.,s give To them a entire toll of
that dIvi,ien d lLr canal. and agree that the
rate of local tolls shall Ice ,-~t abished by them
As however, the Trustees are the only parties
authorizes Ia COLLECT tolls aud keep up the
regulations Of he canal. all The business must
nccessar,l, be done IN their name.
Under lhis arrangement. It is hoped that by
adding 10 the rate Of local tolls. aud 10y the
personal supervision which each Of the five
managers (who rcside ia Vanderburg, War
rick. Pike aud Da,icss counties) viii be able
To give. each To the portion of the canal lying
IA his own county, the expeSse Of repairs will
be - materially diminished that the revenues
may avril to keep the canal ia order. with but
a small outlay on tie part Of the citizens.
A similar arrangement is about To be con
sumWaied for that portion of the canal lying
b,t~een New berry aud Terre Haute aud Col.
Dowlirg the Resident Trustee has just gone
north Ia close like contract with parties re
siding along the line. for that portion of the
canal from Terre Haute TO the State line. east
The canal from Montezuma To the State
line will be crencd for business by the 2d Of
April. the funds for opening the same having
been advanced some weeks since by the par.
ties who propose to contract and from Mon
tesunato Tere Haule early in the ensuing
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

for the last fs~ days ~ have been directing
thc public attention. 10 the pfepri~sy of select
,ng men 10 hl the city efiic~-. not In seeor-
dance 9th their pariisan affiliations. bat in
accordance With their fitness for the pl,ee.-
We deeu~d this advisable when consider
sd how the ba.ines- Of this c,ty bad bern N an
hged for the lat f~w Year. aud NE thought
.uch suggestions voald us~i the appreciation
Of every one. We supposed there we're other
qualifications than that of partisaaship ~h'eL
qa.liiird men for Office. We were wiliing 10
,sy that an individual might make reod
Mayor and b~ Democrat. good Tres-orvr
aud be q R-palls.-n, aud good Clerk add be
an American. Il s~~tns. ho~ss~r. that We
were premature IN advancing these antigua
I'D notions. for according To the Terr~ H.ate
Journal. none are fitted for those Offices. un-
l~-. they be ~h-ther Deneer.t
OF the Douglas or Buchanan school. Mr.. Cook
srly does not inform us But al least he must
,.e.r the -ign manual Of D,poerst aud ~
c.ive the sppru.sl of the Journsl.
The Joarns. .: Tuesday .ensanes~ N.
fact that the Dee,ocrscy Of this city siil eon
sent to other arrangement than the holding
" Drrnsersflc Convention the psuiin stipg
s.f D-r"oer.iie ticket and III. supporting Of
'hai teksi We'll. be IL so-go in lruous aud
yet sqa~s,~d II this y the course the lead
- OF tn. Democratic party intend 10 pursue
" they thu. defy aud ehslleng. the orpo.i
80" TO p-stsssn 6sht. Ne. IN behalf Of the
NtIos'ns rssks. take ur the glove 50 vsun,.
.ngly throws on the yfoaRd ahd welcome
rlose gallant champions with .hsspi,a able
hssds To bloody graves" The 6ght being
ihss ,endetrd. We would suggest to all those
Nho are opposed Ia the Demccrstrc m,srui-
which hss governed this e',y forthe las, sew
-rsl y~ars-oppo-.d 10 the heavy taxes sha,
have beeu. aud nov 80 burdrr setpe 10 ,h.s
reople-eppo-ed 80 the salaries Of fieers tLa,
have been made 90 by the pre-eut Democratic
Vity Standardization. and opposed 10 rseklss.
f1ohiyaey of the public money. Tn unite and
rut better Al the head OF our affairs. To
- 'h's. - ~'ll hs rr"rer TO have meetings In
.~ch OF the several wards Of the city 80 hat
ssct ward can select its couucilmrp aud send
delegates To . getersi meeting 81 the Oppo-i.
ton To be holden at the Court. House. where
sgsn.ral ticket can bs made This j. the sa,i
s.t, the mo.t fessihl-. and the most certain
plan by which . full expression of public
"pinisa can be received when thi- - done.
and good t'ekv; IL presented n the people
there can be- 30 doubt sf .t- triumphant sue
es. A :sgs m.lari'y ef the eisirrn- ~ this
r - -. n.
s,al--a chang Tor the better.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06
JOHN iSGLE. ia.

DieSrrr or rms CLDr#.-Rev W. : Burton.
pastor ~ The Univsrsalist Church, at DAYTON.
Ohis. recently Addressed a note To Elder ia
cob Knapp. Of the Baptist Church. at the
same place. inviting the latter to public di..
cussion Of the point whether the Bible teaches
he final holiness Of the human race Elder
Knapp responds m long letter. in which he
cont.uded that Un,vcr.aii-ts were all mad
men" wh- ought To be sent to some lunatic
asylum. lie declines the join. discussion for
several r~ssons. the fnh and sixth OF which
are thus stated by him:
have never knowna univ.r-sli<t Min
istrr (snd have known many of them, who
would scknos ledge or own up when he wa
used up: but. like goose, when thoroughly
picked. +" not n pin feather left. aud throw n
over the i.ncs. would Jump up and run al er
you kissing
6 | dsciue the challenge uron the same
principle that the lion iu III. fable did when
met nv skunk aud challenged io bsul- =
Th. lion declined. the skunk askei Are YOU
afraid Z" No" said The lion hut il have
= bsire with yoa. you will always have the
honor Of sighting with q lion. hut a. for me
~very b"os will know. for menths To come,
that have be~a ~ company with = skunk :"
Yours. with sipcrr. desire aud prayer Ia
God. that you may cast away your dsmning
h.rr~y. Tvcover yourself out ~ the -nar. of the
Devil. "a Il become as x.slous IN defending the
truth a. you are nov iD promoting lie.
JAcop kSArr"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Miramons forced loan OF one per cent. spon
the capital q all per-ons residing in Mssico
meets with great opposition from the foreign
residents. The American Consul has ptolss-
ted a. ,in.t II. aud British m~rehan, had
been compelled To pay $4,000. ,nrpediaiel
before tie ARRIVAL ola British man Of war In
the harbor. The commander at once dsmsn-
ding return Of the money under the fltsrna-
tive OF a bombardment the money was return
ed. In San Luis Potosl IT was openly aud
fairly Acknowledged 10 be foreei loan. aud
the f'rce to be used TO compel t6hplianes
with the .rsetions Is fifty la.hesl The loa n
will produce a, least { 0 900 000 10 the whole
country. slready the loan has been made
the .ul ,eot of heavy .pseu!a:iok. Some cap
itali.ts have bought Il up. and il Miisnon
gains the day. they ill assufedly make six
To eight millions out Of the business.