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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-18

q Two gentlemen were walking togeth-
er in Paris. 81 will engage" said the one to
the other, "to give the man before me good
kicking, and yet he shall not be angry He
did as he had undertaken to do. The stran-
ger turned around and looked astonished.-
Il beg your PARDON said the kicker. 81
took YOU for the Duke de la Tremouille." -
The duke was very handsome-the man was
very plain; he was gratifed at the mistake"
under which he believed he had suffered,
shook himself, smiled, bowed, and went on
his way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-18

BEAUREGARD IN CAMP. "A returned pris-
oner, who had an interview with the pious
hero, thus gives picture Of his "still life :"
ale was taken to Gen Beauregard, who ask
ed him what he came there for. He answer
ed, TO uphold the Union Gen Beauregard
said, 'G-d-the Union there is none.
You have come down here to fight gentlemen.
You are a set Of ID Yankee robbers, muir
derers and thieves. You come here to rob
and murder the women and children. l
have notion to hang YOU Gardner an
swered, They have tried to shoot me, and
pointed to his wounded arm, and Beauregard
answered, 1T is pity it was not your ID
head An artillery officer here interposed,
begging the general not to abuse him, as he
was prisoner. ."-Home Journal.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Judge Humphreys impeach-
ed-Gen. Pope assigned TO
the command of the de-
partment of Virginia
From the lower Mississi pi
Gen. Grant at Memphis
Southern news.

WASHINGTON, June &c Tue forces under
Major-Gen. Fremont, Banks and Mcdowell
have been consolidated inta Que grand
army, called the army of Virginia, and
Msj' Gen Pope has b eu especially as
signed by the President to the Chief com
mand
The forces under Fremont constitute the
first army corps, and are TO be commanded
by Lin. The forces under General Banks
comprise the second army corps. aud are to
be commanded by him. The forces uuder
Gen Mcdowell, constitute the the third
army corps, aud are to be commanded by
him. General McCall's division is to follow
immediately in the same way, while Gen.
Pore will also operate against The enemy at
Richmond. Besides McCali's division, Gen.
Mcclellan has received other forces, to the
number of several thousand, siuce the battle
OF Fair Oaks.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
Behm's Commerc,aI College.

In most parts of the State Commercial
Schools were so affected by the duh times
of the PAST year as to be compelled to close
until the return of better days. 1t is graft
flying to know that Mr.. JEREMIAH BEHM of
this city, has kept his school going duriEg
the year, and that it has contained an aver
age number of pupils. MIR. Behms success
ia sustaining his school when SO mauy
others have failed, is attributable TO bis un-
firing energy and the fidelity aud even
enthusiasm with which he devotes himself
to the dissemination Of the much neglected
but all important knowledge of book keep
ing. His practical style of teaching, ena-
bling his scholars to see the uecessity aud
Importance of their undertaking at the
very.outset, so to enlist their attention as TO
Cause them to pursue the study with eager
ncss until they master it in all of lis de-
tails. MIR. Benin turns out practical book
keepers = fully prepared to enter the
Counting Office and take charge of an
old, or open, new, set Of books
and not mere impracticable theorists who
have an indislinct idea of how the thing
ought to be DONE and yet do not know
exactly how to go about it. The Importance
of correctness in details is especially impress
ed upon every pupil placing himself under
Mr. Benin 5 charge, we'll as that patience
which will not be satisfied so ling AS trial
balance is incorrect to the fraction of
cent
The present term of the school is soon
to close, aud with his usual public spirit
Mr.. Benin is5preparing his annual catalogue.
Our ciIizens ull feel just pride in the sue
cess of the institution, aud we doubt not
will dc their utmost 10 insure a fuller at
tendance than usual when it is opened
again for the fall term.
/. may be proper, however, to add here,
that applicants are admitted at any time,
and are instructed 10 such way as to pre-
vent auy confusion on account of not being
present at the commencement OF term.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
rRrBUNE's CORRESPONDENTS

WAsHINGToE, June 25.-Maj Gen. Pope
believes that the furces of the rebels at Rich
mond arc ovtrrated, rs were the forces OF
Brauret ard at CorInth.
II was the concurrent testimony of spies
and deserters, that not less than 10000 or
zoo. 900 armed rebels were behind Beaure-
CARDS intrenchmenIs, bur upon The occupa-
ton OF CorinIh it Was proved beyond doubt
that he never had more than "a, 600 there.
lie laughs at the report that Gen. Be4ure-
gard has reinforced that army to The extent
OF II single soldier. 81 considers the war
in the West as virtually at an end. The
only thing YET to be done is to possess and
hold the immense breadth of country al
ready conquered.
In answer TO question as to the / G. 900
pr soners taken by him, according to Gen.
Halleck, he says he took 5000 men, but
they could hardly be called soldiers, and
10000 stand Of arms from the captives,
many Of whom wefe from Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Beauregsrd's rear guard was driven
South. Having no means to feed them
and believing there was little temptation
for them 10 jim the rebel rUut, be released
then on parole.
Gen. Rousseau was on the floor of the
House To day.
The idea OF constructing a Sanitary
Camp on large scale, two miles north OF
Georgetown, is entertained by the Govern
meut
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

MEMPHIS, June 25.-Geu. Grant has as
sumed command of the district of West
Tennessee, appointing Col. Webster COM
mander of the post, Col. Hitler Provost
Marshal of the district, Lieut.. Col. Arm
ng Provost Marshal of Memphis.
a Union meeting, attended by about two
hundred citizens, nominated full Union
ticket for municipal officers.
We bundle ed bales Of cotton were ship
ped North yesterday.
Special dispatches in the Grenada Appeal
say ten mortar boats passed Rodney COM
ing u.
BeauIe Rard publ hes letter in the Mo-
bile News OF the 18th, denying emphati-
cly the capture 6y Gen. Pope of ten thou
sand prisoners, as telegraphed by Haleck.
He says one or two hundred stragglers
probably cover all the prisoners he took
and about Eve hundred damaged muskets.
He also says all we lost at Corinlh aud dur
ing the retreat, will not amount to one
ca : expense of the enc my's army
The Granada Arpe Il of the 20 b, says
the rebel army Of Mississippi is being great
~ reinforced, end b. health of the soldiers
Is being rapidly improved.
Jackson specials say reliable information
has been received that the enemy has fallen
back from Holly Springs.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

The Fourth AT TERRE HAUTE We
have received a circular from Terre Haute
announcing the programme for the ceIebra-
ton for the Fourth of July 10 thar city. A
national salute will he fred ut sunrise, and
another at the close of The proceedings.
Col. W. E. Mclean, of the ADJ regiment,
will be Pre- sident of the day. Jno T. Scott,
Esq will read the Declaration of InGepend-
ence, and Col. r. w. Thompson will de-
liver the grafton; the whole to conclude
with grand picnic dinner, and ,uce on
the green. The celebration will be hand
some affair, we'll worthy the noble county
which has donated $4,000 to $40, 900 to
the support Of the families of the brave
soldiers now psrilling their lives for the
salvation of our glorious institutions.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.--The duty of ex-
aiming the public schools was resumed
yesterday at the School House in Lamaseo.
The departments were the Second Boys In
termediate, of which Miss ii E. Hanna is
Principal and Miss n. G. Walker is ss;st-
ant. AID the Second Girls intermediate, of
which Hiss NJ. L. Vance is Principal and
Miss Fl. a. Huwes is Assistant
The studies gone over were the same as
those in the First intermediate on Wednes-
day, varied only by the absence of German
and the introduction of music, in which ac-
complishmeut the young Misses did them
selves and their teachers infinite credit.
The recitations in spelling, reading, mem
tai arithmetic, and geography, were very
fine, and gave evidence of aDtuess to teach
on the part of the teachers, and of diligence
and application on the par! of the pupils.
The exercises closed with the song OF
" The Red, White aud Blue" by the little
girls, in the most enchanting manner.
To-day, the examination of the Second
G rl's Grammar School will take place, oc-
cupying the whole day, 10 which the
friends Of education and the parents of the
children are invited.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

WASHINGTON, June 26 The Flag officer
reports, concernIEg the expedition IN
White river, that after the accident to The
Mound City, the wounded we're shot while
in the water, and adds the country aud the
nation will contrast the barbafities Of a
savage enemy with the humane efforts
made ny ur PEOPLE to rescue the wounded
of the enemy in similar condition, in the
recent contest before Memphis.
Several poor fellows who died shortly
after the engagement expressed their will
ingness to die when they were told the
victory ours.
Flag Officer Farragut communicates to
the Navy Department the report of ar en-
counter between our gunboats in the Mis-
sissippi and the rebel artillery in the vi
Gritty of Grand Calf between Natchtz and
Wick, burg
boat sent down to bring up coal YES
sel' from rear that point, discovered earth
works in r cess of erection.
The Wissahcon and the Itasca were sent
down to attack them. They found a bat
terry OF rife guns located there, and force
of 500 artillery men ready to receive them
vigorous fight eusued. The ltasca was
struck twenty times, and the Wissahican
seventeen times. They however lost but
one man killed and six wounded.
Inc tort being too serious an o. stacle to
have in the rear of The boats, Com Palmer
serving at that point, desired to bring the
remainder of the squadron down and break
up The business before it becomes too form
ida bile.
On the afternoon Of the 18Th be dropped
down abreast with his squadron and shelIed
the town for an hour, bat they deserted
their batteries, and with the exception of
a few rife shots manifested no resistance.
Commander Palmer says the heights are
filled with rfemen, and if they give him
any more annoyance he will burn the town
a select committee, appointed by the
Speaker, to whom all the papers on tile in
relation to the Onstructi"n of n ship canal
around the falls of Niagara were referred,
consists of Messrs. Van Horn of N. Y,
Blake OF Ohio, - of KY, Trambrdge
of Mich, Rice of Maine, Davis of Pa, Cra-
ven of Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
River News.

The river is rising very gradually, but
the heavy rains of the last two days will ac-
celerate the rise.
We have still another dull day on the
levee to record.
The Diana, from the Tennessee river,
passed up early yesterday morning.
The Emma Duncan, from Cincinnati for
81. Louis, passed down yesterday, loaded to
the guards. She left large quantity of
freight at this port
The General Anderson arrived from Co.
lumbus and Cairo at 3 O'Clock, manifesting
by her lively movements as she ran into
port, that she felt conscious of her late tri-
umph. She leaves this afternoon for Cairo.
The Anderson has unsurpassed accomnlo-
datiOns for passengers.
The Matte Cook arrived from Bowling
Green yesterday afternoon with inc trip.
She left on her return last night, crowded
with passengers.
The Ollie Sullivan, from Cumberland
river, passed up yesterday afternoon.
The Little Grey Eagle not being yet quite
ready for business, the J. t. McOombs
yesterday again came down in her stead,
ana returned to Louisville last night.
The Stephen Decatur, with load of sick
frem Tennessee river, passed up to Louis
vile yesterday evening.
The Pocahontas arrived from Pittsburg
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
NEW YORK MAKKEr.

NEW YORK, June 26
FLOUR 1Oc higher with brisk demand for
export Sales at 1904 as for super
Western 6O@4 so for common to medi-
um extra Western; 5 O6(95 30 for common
to good shipping brands extra R. Fl. O.;
5 3006 80 for trade brands; market closing
firm with no sellers or inside quotations.
WHISKY heavy, unsettled and lower
Sales of 500 barrels at 27@281e for State ;
2e4@29c for Western closing at inside
quotations.
WHEAT excited and fully Ic higher with
brisk demand. Private accounts by the
Arabia are quite favorable. The large ad-
vance in Sterling Exchange to-day has also
a favorable effect. Sales at GOAL O8 for
Chicago spring; 03@l 10 for Milwaukee
club: l l64@l 20 for winter red Western i;
IS for white Michigan.
RYE scarce and firm at 60@70c.
BARLEY nominal.
Corn active and lie higher.
OATS in moderate request at 43@45c.
Pork irmer with moderate demand at
IL o0@ll 123 for mess; 62@s IS for
prime.
LARD continues in good demand and very
firm at 73@s5c.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

The TRUTH, BY AcCDFNT-The Chicago
Times, the other day, was betrayed into
telling the truth, from the effects of which
1t is doubtful if the editor will recover.
Speaking of the result of the election in IIli-
nois, he says:
10 this election she has opened the cam
paign of 1852. She has set an example for
her Sister States, only by following which
can this war be brought to a successful close
the Federal Constitution preserved, and the
Federal Union restored. As Illinois pro-
nounced yesterday, so will she pronounce
in November. The faith she declared yes
terdRy, she will cling to as a mariner clinrs
to the last plank.
Just SO. Likewise the Terre Haute Jour.
nal says, As Illinois went, so will go In
diana and the whole Northwest"
just so, we say again; but neither of
these editors meant to tell the truth. 1t was
merely an accident which they now de-
plore.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

8k&~ Another murky, mean, miserable,
miry, muddy, misauthropic day was yes
terday. IL commenced raining carly in
the morning, and kept it up nearly all day.
However, miserable as it was to bumaDs
it seemrd TO be a source of pleasure to a
flock of young geese, which some enter
prising citizen is cul,ivAting in the city,
and allowing to forage on the side walks
aud around the borders of the curb stones.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
NEW ADV ERIlSEMENTS
,NTHNEIEE5s SAL :. ~. 81

by virtue of an Order Of Sale !, sued out OF the
SInee OF the clerk of the Court of C0mHo P a% Of
EaLder6urgh county. Indiana. ia fIvor ( Paul
L. maiis' and against Samuel P. Harln, will n
WEDNESDAY, JULY I6rH, 1s62,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock a. NJ and 4
O'clock p ~. Of said day, at the door OF the Conrt
douse IN the city of Evansville, Indiana, Of for
ga 9, at public auction, the rents aid prufi for
the term OF seven years Of the follow ing de cribed
real e-tates to-wit
That part of lot No. twenty nine, (2g) In the
OIlgkat Plan If Evansville, in the couE ~ Of Van
DER urgbS and STATE Il Indians, bounded a. ~.
lows, to-wii BeginEing at a point on the .outh
cast side IF Vine street, IN Evansville at rssaid
on tie zine of said lot twenty OK from lie al v
on the s'uth WIS g ~ en- iii lot, ru,. ming
lheEce pa nliei vita Vine stree, ami towards
Flrst street twenty fee, the CO a Il ltnnc &c
Wth inc street, across said lot twenty inc c29l
feVeuty .fiv. (75) eet to the lus Liv'dfug i f.
{" rnty niue go and thirty (3U) IN aid Plaza Of
EYdn-yi g, thence az right angler with a asst
uaInt line aud parallel With Vim -src,t owa DIS
the chic river tweutr fee thent sev uty iv ret
u st night line, acrOss said 1T tWen uiuc 81
to Vine str, ct, tie place OF beginning.
And shCutd sd rents and pEu6Is not sell for
sum sGfisient To- -fy 8 id writ aud costp, [
VIII at the same time aud place, offer f. saIe the
fee simple of eAd premi- es.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
% " Jezo Sh riff v. O.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
AFTERNOON REPORT.
A days fighting before Rich
mond - The rebels driven
back = Federal loss 200
killed and wounded-The
ground fought for import
ant-Gen. Hooker holds the
rebels camp.
MCCLELLAE's HEADQUARTERS, !
June Is. 1902.


Gen. Hooker, at o'clock this morning,
advanced his division with the view of &C.
cupying a new position. The result was,
that his troops met With a most determined
resistance from the enemy, which lasted
until o'clock P. NJ, but the rebels were
forced to give way before the invincible
courage of our men. During the day, every
thing indicated general engagement, but
the enemy, for some reason or other, backed
out of it. The troops all fought with as
great gallantry as ever. The loss on our
side will be about 200 killed and wounded
The following are among the wounded {:
Col. Morrison, volunteer aid to Gen. Palmer,
in the hand. The camp of the rebels in
front of Gen. Hooker was captured, and is
now occupied by bis troops
The ground fought for was swamp, with
thick underbrush beyond which is an open
country.
The woods intervening between our
troops and the enemy prevented the result
of the artillery firing from being known.
Two Napoleon II Founders, under Capt
De Russee, succeeded in getting through
the swamp during the afternoon, and did
excellent service.
Az effort of the enemy to capture them
resulted in their being driven back with
severe loss. The result of the day is high
~ important to the health of the army, as
but little more ground is to be gained to
place our men out of the swamEs.
Gen. Mcclellan was present the whole
day, experimenting all movement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

NEW YORK, June ga letter from Mr..
Ray mond, Of the Times, says General Nc
Clellan is bringing up from yorktown
seige guns, some of " hich have already ar
rived. The rebels show no disposition to
assume the offensive again in force but are
evidently preparing for an attack
Their occasional demonstrations like
those of Saturday night seem intended to
draw US into an attack, hut they have no
General who is capable OF making McCiel-
Ian fight until he gets ready, nor to make
him fight on plan of their selection.
1t was agreed between Colonel Key and
Gen Howell Cobb in their recent Confer
ence that Surgeons taken on the field
should not be regarded as prisoners of war,
but as non-combaiants. This arrangement
has been sent TO W Washington for approval.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

INV YORK June 25.-Tbe steamer Com
modore, with sick soldiers from White
House, has arrived. Among them are the
follow n :, from miscellaneous regiments:
J. Lewis, 7th Michigan; w. McMaun,
9th Wisconsin; A JudSon, Berdan's sharp
shooters; c. E. Richmond, III California +;
l.. Vestal, Goth Indiana u. P Wright, 5th
Michigan; L. johnson, signal CORPS; S.
Vooley. sib Illinois; William Watkins, Sd
Michigan; M, Hopkins, 9Th Illinois; j. E
Glass, Tia Michigan; q. H. Chase, 4th
Michigan 6. P Smith, 5 h Wisconsin; E.
Baker, lot Minnesota.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

New YoBK, June 26.-In an obscure cor
ner of the Richmond Dispatch OF June g,
We iD0 t be announcement that JEFF. Davis
bad been taken i'll at Raleigh, where he
bad gone to visit a sick child. An,icipa-
tious were expressed that he would return
to the Confederate Capital 10 a few days,
bot their hopes may prove faI!acious
The following is from the Richmond Dis.
patch Of June 23d:
Twenry-tbree dcserters from our army
were brought into town yesterday. Some
of the men will probably be shot as a war
ming to others.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
OLD METALS BOUGHT,
Public School Examination.

The annual e4Anination Of the Public Schools
Of Of Evansville win commence on Monday, Juue
I'D, and proceed in the following order
MONDAY, JUNE 25.
Park School, Sixth primary, Miss uata. rFlnoi-
pal, from 20 101z A. n.
Baptist Church, seventh Primary, Miss MCKAY.
Principal, from l01Z 70 70.
crss en-! City sca0oI Fifth PTI@9EF. 5s Paa-
ITiuei, ,aI, from TO p. M
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
Cumberland Church, Second Primarv rTrr
Tennis Principal. from to 1917 A. IA.
First Primary, Mrs. EgglestOn, Principal, t-onl
fourth Primary, Miss Eaton, Principal, from
ThiTd Primary. Miss O'Byrno, Principal, from
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2srB.
FIRST Boys Intermediate, Miss Hooker, Frinoi-
Fret Girls Intermediate, Miss Rsthbone, Prin-
cipaI, from to P. NJ.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2sTH.
Second Boys intermediate, Miss Hanna, Prin.
sgcoad Girls Intermediates, Mis- vance. Priu-
FRIDAY, JUNE z7TH.
Second Girls GRAMMAR Miss oisrk. Prineipal,
MONDAY. JUNE soTn.
Second Boys Grammar, Mr.. Knight. Prine.Pal,
TUESDAY, JULY 1s-.
First Giria' GRAMMAR Miss Fisher, PrHoiPai'
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2sD.
First Boys Grammar, MIR. Green PriBsipal,
from 10 Il.
High School, Mr.. Butte field, Principal. from
2 to P. NJ.
THURSDAY, JULY 3RD.
High School, Mr.. BEtterfeld, ell day.
Prize declamations and conpoaltious IN the
afternoon.
The Common Council aud all friends Of Galea-
zion are invited to be present at the -za1nin 0ns.
The exercises will commence precisely at A. 81.
end p "a each day, 1T which times Fts1*sFz arc
requested to be present 10 avoid interruption 81
'-'''1' s. K. LEAvITT, Trustee.
VIM BAKEB, eup-rintendent.
Evansville, June 10, 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

90' Capt. McLnin, Pilot OF The General
Anderson, desires us to say tina, be is NOT
the author of the dispatch from Cairo,
which we published Wednesday morning
relative TO the Anderson and Bowen. As
the dispatch seems to have been substanti-
ally true, it matters little who sent il. We
only Inferred it was from Capt. McLain
from the signature.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

SEVEN PIsEs Va, Jane 23.-Brig. Gen.
}. j. Peck was this evening ordered TO re-
lieve Gen. Casey in command of his dvis-
ion. Gen. A p. Howe will take command
Of Peck's brigade.
To Gen. Casey will be committed the ex-
ceedingly important and responsible duty
of protecting the base of our operations at
the White House, and the unbroken con-
nection we now have by railroad from our
extreme advance 10 the water LiRhwuy,
which leads to Washington and New York
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
RpDouBr No 3, June Is. s:l5


Hon. E. Dr. Stanton. Secretary of Var:
The enemy are making desperate -psist-
ance 10 the advance of our picket N s.
Aearney and one nalf of Huoker's m, II are
where | wunt them. | have this moment
reinforced Hooker's right with brigade
and couple OF guns, and hope in a few
minutes to finish Il g work intended for to-
DAY Our men are bchaving spendidly.-
Ihe eoemy are fighting well also. Tbs ia
not battie-merely an affair of Heinlz i.
mans, supported by KEYS. and Thus far All
goes well, aud we hold every foot we have
gained. II we succeed 10 what we hnre
undertaken it will be very imp 1rIaa, ad-
vantage gained. Loss not large thus far.
The lighting up to this tune has been done
by Rockers Division, which has behaved
as usual, that is, most band -oncly. On
our right, Porter has silenced the enemy's
batteries in his front
II
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 26.
MONEY market active at 43@5 per cent.
OF call
EXCHANGE excited and higher.
BANKERS BILLS are quoted at 203.
AMERICAN GoLD at s3@.9c premium.
CALIFORNIA GOLD BARS 10 per cent.
premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS frmer; q. S. SIS of
'Sl 063; $40 Treasury Notes l 05s.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

R3~ Lieut.. Ehrman is now engaged in
paying off the hospitals located in this CITY
TITS will be gratifying 10 the numerous
physicians, nurses, b., who have been
labJring in the hospitals for several months
in anticipation of pay day