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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

CHOICE FRUIT.-In another place will be
found the advertisement of Mr. G. Breene,
SEN. who offers for sale quantity of currant
and goosebery bushes, which we know to be of
the very best varieties in the country. Fruit
culturist. and families desiring the qualities
named, should call on Mr.. b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

sept. eoth, HAEniEr A., daughter Of William and
Eli1aseth casteriine, aged years ahd 10 days.
ms friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend the fuacral IRON the residence OF her na
rentSs No. n Webster street. to-aorro Saturday
morning, Al 10 o'clock.
Intsunent Woodland Ceuefery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

THE RETURNS 1--we desire thus early to re.
quest our friends in the different townships Of
Montgomery and Preble Counties to send 8
the election returns at the first practicable mo-
ment after the votes are counted out Will you
please seq 70 this, frisndsS }fbI =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

MR. EpiroRs-If a mau makes himself =
packhOrse to carry on q business that he knows
aud and acknowieaaes'to be illegal. and wrong,
is he not as eulpable - the principal in the
business2
Mr.. CupPy says he has nothipg to do with
the shGUing business cf the arm; ye, the firm
has the use Of his name 70 aid It in the skins
ming business. The fair presumption is, that
he receives his full share Of Tie wages Of iDiqui.
". RAm PtAY. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

J"sixth Ward. who appears in morning
paper, has certainly been taking Lessons in the
Journal School. He could nowhere else learn
TO more completely and dlrtily miaTspressat
the meeting in the 9th ward on Wednesday
night. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

UrYesterday was, we learn, the Jewish New
Ysar. 1t is the custom of the Jews to observe
1t as holiday; and they also observe the suc'
ceeding day. The holiday is kept up to day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
1'HE arm Of Aekerman 3 Kellr beine

now dissolved, the undeFsigned announce
that, in connection with the law iirm OF Jordan K
Jordan be is engaged 10 making oOmplete abstracts
Of titiea TO al the Real Estate IN Mnngoner, eoun-
~ including the etty OF Dayton and all the tow rs
in The county. A great deal OF lab has alrcad,
been bestowed nnon this enterprise, and some time
VIII yet Be required 10 eompleie the examinations
The labor already done AFFORDS great facility Ia as
certAlning the title TO property, IL
ihe old system OF making abstracts from the in-
deNee In the hecoFder'a ofce, is so uncertain and
tapogloua that thia system ~ deemed Indispensable.
All law business entrusted 10 him will bo prompt
" attended 20 BY him, In connection with the rm Of
Jordan Jordan, whose Office is on Main street, or
poaite the Court House. I7I
The undcraigned can during All busint a. hours DO
found q the Recorders once.
s@Pt2T JOHN J. AcKERAIAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

BeA- One of the City Dads was in the De.
pot last night, looking for friend whom he
expected to meet there, when he accidently
jostled against a green horn, who was lpung'
ing about there. The fellow at once conelu-
ded the dad was thief, and had designs
upon his pocket, and Immediately made one
Of the policemen acquainted with his sus,
pieions. me policeman did not know the
'Dad," and walking up to Charley Smith,
asked him who that fellow was Cooking
around the Dspoe'-informing him at the
same time why he inquired. Charley, on
hearing the suspicious, could not keep a
straight face, and laughed the policeman out
Of countenancei 1t is now settled that hon
orable position win not place man above
suspicion - = t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
John J. ACKERMAN, ESQ is now oor

JOHN j. AChERMAN, ESQ ia now oou-
nectad with ua An making abatraeta 10 all the n.
Ties 70 Real Estate in Montgomery county, Thouu I.
certainty OF the Old system OF looking over thp i
deXes to seventy volumes often aB the property
changes hands, to ascertain the eoidituu 81 ih NJ
tie, has Induced US 70 make abstract OF ~ tfita u
all the properly In the county 50 that AZ fhE ce-
yeyAneeu Affecting any lot or aee ion 81 land VIII
be grouped together, which VIII enable "a h refer
70 every eonvelaaoe affecting any Icee Qi. li, e.
tate without referring to the indcNei o hIf ma
system Ii much needed, aud deserves Il q ibsfsi ias
tIonags Of all persons who deal IA ~ ~ sfa :,
The examinations will soon be rn4shtl e. Wien = >
VIII Be aole 20 siFe entire sAtielallcn IA q .
We viii give prompt ntientior'l II Law dual ne a
which may be entrusted 20 Mr. Aotcrlnnn, who ailt
give particular attention 70 hia German iricnfa.
We viii sive attention, a luual 20 an law bnsi-
meas eatruated ~ ua.
OFFICE On Main street, opposite ibs
Conrt House,
lsPsaT JORDAN 4 JORDAN,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

RELIdIoUs NorIoE--TO the Pabhc.--The com,
mittee on street preaching at the Court House,
have concluded their labors for the season with
out inviting the subscriber to take any part in
the exercises propose, therefore, to preach
there next Sabbath, at AZ o'clock, p m., on the
invitation of private individuals. All are in
vited 70 attend. tE w. s. BURroN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
County Fair Ground.

DAYTON, Sept. 20, 1859.
FRiESD CLARK Passing along BY the Ooun
ty Fair Grounds, on Phillips Hill, yesterday
and observing new aud very substantial boarC
fence in process Of erection along the line O
the Pike. was induced 10 nlight from my car.
riage and take a hasty view Of the improve,
ments now being made by the Board of Mana
gers Of the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society, on their grounds. II appears that ths
original purchase Of the Society was about ten
acres, which was found to be too limited fol
oil the purposes of the society--thore being q
very great need Of suitable grounds for the ao'
commodation of horses and carriages, without
their eneroaching upon the limits Of exhibitors
and visitors. Nopace could be better located
or adapted TO the wants Of the Society than the
three acres Of grove lying between the ground
ofthe Society aud the Pike, which the mana.
gers have succeeded in purchasing of Mr.. Phil.
lips, on very reasonable terms, With this adj
dition, now being enclosed, az before stated,
and the old partition fence removed. no place
could bo more conveniently and beautifully 10.
Gated for all the purposes requisite for such a
society No citizen of Montgomery county,
feeling any degree Of interest in the progress Of
Agriculture and the Mechanical arts, can re
frain from taking pride in the acquisition Of
such place on which the farmers, mechanics
and artisans can assemble annually and exhib~
ii the fruits of their labors. The ladies, too,
cannot fail to take an interest in the cause,
when such exhibitions are designed for the gen
eral good, and not to line the pockets Of some
transient speculator.
learn that tits the determination of the
present Board of Managers to make every ar.
rangement in their power to make the County
Fair decided success; at the same time il will
not do for them to forget that the purchase Of
these beautiful grounds has involved it in a
debt which will require the most judicious ar
rangement on their part 10 remoye and they
are compelled from their present necessities to
adopt all practicable measures for raising
means, and TO withhold for the present season
offering so many and liberal premiums as they
would desire. have been constant attend.
ant at annual County Fairs from boyhood, and
am well aware Of the many complaints that are
often made by dlsafIected ones in regard to the
'O"9u'ee "o"ttNeu "J INC i""""BeiS VI SUI" eO~
cletIes' Doubtless some OF these complaints
were well grounded, but II is too often the case
that they caule from those who. forgot that the
Board are giving their time aud labor from day
to day in making all needful arrangements, and
devising such measures as they deem will insure
the welfare OF the society, without the slightest
compensation; and whatever measures they
edopt' are as much to the interest OF him as
member oil the society and 'i'lzen oil the county
as TO themselves some men VIII grumoIe mat
lhey are askedt TO pay twenty cents ior the pnv-
ilege oi driNing thelr horses ana carriages on 70
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

SHAVER" No. 2.-The eunsophislicated young
gentleman whom we mentioned the other day as
putting his foot in Mr.. cuppy's Cruel, does not
Of human events" He attempted to cover over
hs cars IN this mornings Gazette, but their
saoseopa length precludes any such possibility.
fiis muster had better pen him in the yard Of
The Plax Company.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

FROM the above it viii be seen that we
- have become pFoprietors OF Mr. Buckles well
Known confectionery eatablishm corner OF Main
ane second streets, Day ton, Ohio where we h0po t
reserve the amount Of patronage that Mr dinner
and VI. bueAe enloyed, and As mneh more as our
friends mAy see proper to allow US. Nothing shall
lack oa our part 10 make cur tstAb shmeut all that
it should oe Our Ice Cream and cooling dflnKs shah
be OF the best at all tunes our stock OF rantipf.
toys taney gcees, musical instruments etc. snail
always pc oOnplete-no thing shall be WANTING on
our part to make our establishment what II shoulk
be. RAISE n zELLERs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

" committee should be appointed by th,
Democrats Of tho several wards aud townships
to see Aaf aHhs Democratic voters come to the
polls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

D1-A mans comfort is like his cigar--if
he can not get it at home, be win go in search
Of II elsewhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
arnnd Rnllv al areenrllle.

There will be mass meeting Of the De-
mocraoy Of Darke County at Greenville on
next Wednesday, Oct 5th. The people will
be addressed by Hon. Geo. f. Pugh Hon.
@. w. McCook, Hon, T. J $. Smith, Hon.
g, II, Pendleton, Dr. Dorsey, in the Eng
lisb language and by Dr. Egry, ofthis city,
and DR. Myers, of Wapakoneta, in the Ger
man language.
The Democracy Of Darko are in "good
condition" and they are preparing for a
rousing time next Wednesday. There will
be Dig crowd in Groenville on that day
GJ Our neighbor Gazette this morning pro.
duced three mortal columns Of stuff with the
hope that probably one in ten of his readers
would wade through it--a hope which we
believe will not be met. We have merely
glanced at it, and VIC find that it is inter-
spersed with an abunda.ce Of italics :,
small caps, caps, interrogation points
and "astonishers;" put in, We infer from the
few words we have read, to call attention to the
indicate points made. The effort, we fear, is
wasted. We will never read it; it is more
than any sane man could be expected to do
On second thought, we don't know bus that we
might recommend it to the attention Of the
"saddle.eolored, whose interests are, we infer
from our glance at il, vigorously treated Of.
GJ-A cooper who generally takes a wheel
barrow load Of chips home with him in the
evening, was as usual, trudging along Jeffer>
son street last night with his load, when PASS
ing grocery he could not Withstand the temp
tation Of going in and drinking glass Of beer.
When up town during the day he had pur.
chased piece Of pork--"side meht"--about
foot square, and this was lying on the top Of
his load Of chips. While the thirsty cooper
was drinking his beer hungry dog came
along, and scenting the meat, he soon grabbed
it, and while making off with it, the cooper
came to the door. Seeing at a glance the state
of affairs. he gave chase to the dog; but the
faster he ran the faster ran the dog, and finally
both disappeared around corner. The boys
in the neighborbood, thinking to make finish
of what the dog had commenced, took the
wheelbarrow and started off with IL 10 another
direction. We have not heard from cooper,
dog, meat, boys or wheelbarrow since.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
TO ES.ssSt GrOsCersy :
Fruit Trees for Sale !

TIE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
large quantity Of
GOseberry ana Currant Trees
of.TwoYRARs' GROWTH, they arc GOOD ,loa.
ana hdNerythrtty. The GOoHeberries are tho % Eonrbl
70 ton seeallne very fine variety, bears well and
~ III I,vs 4, ron mldew The Curranta the Garro
tS,s I'VE. dshey VII be ready for transpantihg about
~ Fruit Growers IN want Of Fruit Treee of thiH
KIND VIII IND 10 totheir interest TO call and
me tne above varieties, they are better adated
70 TINS climate, and In regard 20 vie d. arc more ,ro-
lfc than any other kinds, They will be disnos6d M
IN ,isTge OF small quantities, so suit puruhasers
warranted as represented Terms, reasonable
JAMES G.. BREENE, Sr
...o Hortoulturist and Florist
Greencastle about one Mile Weston DAYTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

GTsee motto Of Master Oommisaioner's Sale,
which viii come on at the ooart House to.
morrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30


A VALUABLE TABLE.-The following table
will be found very valuable to many of ouI
readers:
A box "a inches by 10 inches square and
% inches deep, will contain barrel, Give
bushels)
A box "a inches by l6 inches square and
IA inches deep will contain half barrel,
A box 10 inches by 1913 inches square
and inches deep will contain one bushel
A box II inches by ll-2 inches square
and 8 inches deep will cvntain half bnshel
A box inches by 8 4 inches square and
s inches deep viii contain one peck
A box inches by inches square and
AZ inches deep viii contain one gallon.
A box inches by inches square and
As inches deep viii contain half gallor.
box inches by 4 inches square and
4 / inches deep will contain one quart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
W'sss. III. BlEcEe
To the Public at large.

'HE Subrcriber returns bis sincere thanks
to lis friends Tor The very liberal patronage
winch ne received during the twelve months nc has
eeen IN me business lie bns sold hia confcctioucr
estaoishment TO MeHars. Reese Zolers, gentle
whom he takes pleasure in recommending as telng
fore conferred upon his,.
Those indebted 10 the in cash or book account " IN
De expected 20 settle ~ once, in orhtr thar may
meet my obligations to Others. will be found a.
Tue store r"m TO I and from 10 O'Clock during
each day until the ist Of November
w. n. buckle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
EIasier Comniissioner's sale.

ShnsAsn "iep No. 1887.
s.sOs HsidSssuA, ct. ais. Superior Court
by virtue Of Judgment of the Superior
~ Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered
Ia the above entitled cause, l win on
Saturday, October 1859,
At the door Of the Court House. IN the city OF Day
ton sell 10 the highest bidder, between the hours 81
two and four ocloek Z. the following real estate,
viz or parcel Of land: situate In said city Of Day
ton, and known and described as folowa Lot nine
hundred and nix o0o the revised plat OF tho said
city Of Dayton, IN the State OF Ohio
Appraised at thirteen hundred donara--may self
for thirteen hundred. iii'' il
GEO. w. MALAMBRE,
angS0 Master commirsioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

" II now turns out that the report that La
Mountain was heard from. is untrue. He has
not been seen aince his ascension. and a Is nov
believed that he viii never b found alive
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

arA desperate effort vas made last evening
to drum up a crowd 70 lisisn. to Hsassarsl a.
the oour. House, TheIesult was Tom Asbury.
and small crowd Of men and boys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

A CIRCUS ON the GREAr EAsTERS. The
U. ). Circus Company Of Howes q Gushing,
now in Ireland. have applied to the owners
Of the steamship Great Eastern to take them
and their one hundrrd horses to America on
her first trip, with permission to give exhibi-
tions on board during the passage
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

President--0ran Follett.
Supefintehdent--Joh ohm II. Hudson.
Treasurer and secretary-Lestsr II. Latham
General Freight Agent II, Stead.
General Ticket Agent-M. G. olapp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

BeA-T The Dayton papers complain that citi,
zen Latta did not pay them a visit and exr
hibit his machine, as they had been led to
expect Don't be in q hurry, he is bound to
bo there.-[Oin. Press.
"The Dayton papers" don't complain of
the matter, Mr.. Press. The editor Of the
Firemen's Gazette showed us letter from
Mr.. Latta, in which he said he would if
possible stop here on his way to Indiana
with "masheen,' long enough to give us a
touch of its quality and we SO stated. He
could not make the connection, and the
Journal local not having received the item
from "Arst hands" and consequently not
publishing it, improved the occasion to vent
himself on whot he felictously styles a
"ketch" We use all this preciseness for
the purpose of inducing our friend Of the
Press to believe that the Journal is not the
dayton papers"-by no means. Don't get
such notion in your head again, for it's
foolish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

Ok BOXES Of extra nice Oranges, Just 70.
~ eelyed BY BRANnENBURo Co.
leasAWa No, ~, THIRD street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
WANTEDl

II good tenant with a small family, a
- small, ccmfortahie house. in central locaiion.
Rent not TO exceed 500. Enquire At this once.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

W At the annual election for Directors OF
the Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad
Company, held at the companys Office in
sandusky, Tuesday the following board was
chosen for the ensuing year:
David A. Neal. Salem, Mass;
John P Yelverton, New York
Elisha O. Litchfeld, New York
Elijah P. Williams, Buffalo, N. Y.
N p. Stewart, Detroit, Mich.
o. Follett, Sandusky o.
W. S. Pierson, Sandusky, o.
l. s. Gardner, Bellefontaine, o.
r e. Runkle, West Liberty, o.
s. A. Winslow, Urbana, 0.
Jona. Harshman, Dayton, o.
J.W. Patterson, Cincinnati, O..
Ralph M. Pomeroy, Cincinnati. o.
Messrs. Harshman and Por0eroy are new mem
bers, taking ths places of MeSsrs. Mark Healy
Of Boston, aud S. X. Parkhurst OF Cincinnati;
the other members Of the Board are the same as
last year.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Board, all
the officers of last year were reelected as fol-
IoWs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

Anus AZ the same time ana place, the electors Will
vote upon the approval OF rejection OF the following
Amendment substitute for the first clause Of the
twenfy-fifth section Of the second article Of the
Coqstituton Of the State Wis regular sessions
Of the General Assembly shall commence on the first
Mohday In January, annually
Ana the rrusteego OF the several Townships nd Of
the era Wards Of the City OF Dayton, iil said
County viii take notice that they arc required TO
return the following namber OF Jraorb from their
reapectiye Townships and Wards, TO the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Pleas properly designating
mon Pleas and Superior Courts, TO wits "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
THE DAILY EMPIRE

oFFiSE or PUBLioATioNi
Empire Building, lhirdstp South side bcl, Main IsnO
4. HN ~ n RMsi
~ MaiisB ooper earinadvanoe.
10 cents per Wook. payable 70 the carrier.
single copies 'putup in Wrappers, 6oonts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30

OF all which, as above written, Rotise Is hereby
given pursuant olaw, III. II t.m
DAyrOE, sept 2Q, 1853 sherid M O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-30
DIED,

FoF sale az fhe barter shop o. Polef Ioa1s, a
Jefferson street, Dayton. eeptIe-SWd
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-16
The Arabs Gift.

A poor Arab was travelling in the desert when
he met with spring of clear, sweet, sparkling
water Accustomed as he was to the braekish
wells, to his simple mind it appeared that such
water as this was worthy of a monarch; and filling
his leathern bottle from the spring. he determined
to 90 and present it to the calf himself
The poor man travelled considerable distance
before he reached the presence of his sovereign,
and laid his humble Offering at his feet. The calf
did not despse the little gift brought to him with
so much trouble. He ordered some Of the water TO
be poured into a cup, drank it, and thanking the
Arab with smile, ordered him to be presented
with reward.
The courters around pressed forward, eager to
taste of the wonderful water, but to the surprise
of all, the calf forbade them to touch even single
drop.
After the poor Arab had quilted the royal pres
enee with light and joyful heart the calf turned
his courtiers, and thus explained the motives of
his conduct
' During the travels Of the Abrab," said he, 'the
water in his leathern bottle had become impure and
distasteful. But it an Offering of love, and
as such | received it with pleasure. But had
suffered another partake of It, he would not have
concealed his disgust and therefore forbade you
to touch the draught, lest the heart of the poor
man should have been wounded"
All that sinners can present to their King is like
the water brought by the Arab, though, like him,
we may fancy it worthy the acceptance Of our Lord.
But he will not reject-He VIII not despse the lit
tie Offering of love and faith for He has promised
that even cup of cold water given in the name Of
a disciple shall in no wise lose Its reward.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-16
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S

THE 1NnERsIGNED begs to notify TO Merchants, Ship
and at he has received the appoint
r.nt ~ GEET Al these islands loI LLore,s Loypos
mem u hN ~ ROBERT e. JAHloS.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-16
Notice to Whale Ships.

NFEssRs. Balm & BURTT GENERAL MERCHANTS,
MI Ship and Commission Agents. residing at Auckland,
New Zealand hereby respectfully tender their best services
supplying ships with and OF every
purchasing disposng OF OIL bone &c, for eashng bills
Of exchange and generally for the transaction OF all oiner
shipping and mercantile business.
~ sailing directions for the port of Auckland Messr
Balm Burt, refer commanders os whale ships and
other Henry Holdsworth, Captain OF the port Of
Honolulu and the Consus of the United States ct Laha-
ma and Hilo.
Honolulu, 2e;h August, 1852 l7n
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-16

q Never forget this Better be an hour too
soon than a minute too late; better 60 too fast
than too slow; better wait for others than let 9TH
ers wait for you better say now, than by-andbye;
better wesr out than rust out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
THE RIGHTS OF NEuTRAls on THE SEA,

Pree Ships, Free Goods-Progress Of the Question
of Neutral REHABILITATION and Doctrines Of the
United state,-Treaies vita Prussia and
France-England Avoids the Issue--he
Armed Neutrality of i7sc-Ths CUNT pile
Allianee-The Ashburton and Wen'er
CorrespondencC-The Paris Conference
and MIR. Marcy-The Right OF Search
Exercised in the Gulf-Diplomatic
Correspondence-Th Claim Not
Abandoned by England-The
Latest News on the Subject,
h. &c, 20