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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
Buslness Notices.
A DOWy-TOwy MERCHANT.

having passed several seepes disturbed by tho ago
nes and CRIES Of suffering child and becoming convinced
that MKs WssLows SOOTHING syrup just the article
needed procured supply for the child On reaching home,
and acquanting his wife with what he had done she refused
to have administered the child, she strongly in
favor of Homeopathy. That night the child passed In suffer
n.y. and the parents whou: Sleep Returning home the day
following the father found the baby still worse and while
contemplating another seepess night the mother stepped
from the room to attend to domestic duties and left the
father with the child During her absence he administered
portion OF the Soothing Syrup the baby and said nothing
That night all hands slept WELL and the little fellow awoke In
tho morning bright and happy The mother was delighted
with tho sudden and wonderful change and although at first
offended at the deception prcced her has continued to
use the Syrup suffering crying babies and restless nights
have disappeared single trial Of the Syrup never yet
failed to relieve the baby and the preudces Of the
mother Thr,yfve cents bottle Sold by all Druggists.
In CONSUMPTION AND ALL PULMONARY Com
Dr. JAMES ExpBcroRAsr will afford immediate relief by
removing the officially Of breathing, and causing easy
pectoruon whereby all irritating and Obstucns matters
removed from the lungs Havng maintained its reputation in
all parts Of the for quarter OF century 1t Is con-
aduy recommended as the best remedy offered for the
diseases It Processes TO cure.
Alof Dr. d. JAYNE 4 SONS FAMILY MEDICINES are sold
by HAROLD RIsLBT TosPKIys, No. al Chambers aud
No | Hudson a., and by Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20

NERVOUS and NIRULENT DISEASES and Phys
rcAL WEAKNEss arising from Specific Causes-new and
liable teatnentn Reports Of the Howard Association sent
by mail in letter envelopes free OF charge Address DR. j.
sxLLs HouaHroN Howard Association, No. South 9tht
Philadelphia, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
KyAPP's EXTRACT OF Roots FOR MAKING
Hoor BEER

This extract from which tho healthy beverage known
KsAPps Roor BRER made Is put up in bottles at rs cent
50 cents and 81 each sufficient to make TO- IS and 200
Ions Of the Beer General Depot No. 362 Hudsons Sol
gallon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16
FARM AT aTgTI0a- POSITIVE

THEI - a1'71717-sE!sF: ECs! I ~:
l.zz I WILL sell, at public saja, On he. prom
A ;sc On II gs = :, .y z5t5 the Ans
upland; in 8 high state Of c1tiv&cioa: -"e2L ~ :
tered, good frnc,ng,. 6ne dwelling Ice a-c
AIeat Houses. BLACKSMITH shop, and tools.
growing crops; also fine BROOD u RVS
Z promising C0LT5 Of 6ne stock, s MULES;
pair oXAN, Ecezh Mich 90 Ns md
hest breed, Poultry, P!ough5 and FL r1.cllra
The farm is Il miles frVI0 Mount EeG2o1
wharf s rom Alexandria and l3 troE. Wash
in ztoG. the best markets in The United Scaccs
Terms for personal property cash; for re@l es=
est. For further Particulars address W. Ward,
ASou-, Zephyr, alexandria, y:
". I: PENN,
nv 5--dIZ5* Auc2io~aeSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16
Ed.

At the residence Of her aunt, in this -place,
o5conNmption on Saturday, l4th Of May st
fifteen minutes past ten Nj, LALLA H.,
second daughter Of James Roach, Esq, n the
2Hd year Of her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16
Exchange q Prisoners.

Secretary Of var o. the i. 5:
v.E DEPARTMENT Ao1U7Asr GENERALS OFFICE
Washington D. c., May !1h, 1854.
aaoera} Orders, No. l9l.-T It having been
"A rjajlY reported that Mr., Oull, Rebe! Com
r,issi,ner Of Exchange, has declared Without,
c,n.ulting With the authorities Of the United
STATES, i,af al rebel prisoners delivered at City
Pint, 40 to the Goth Of APRIL FeEe exchanged,
it is ),
an1 al civilians on parole prior TO May Z, 1864,
h. declared exchanged, and they are thus de-
clared exchanged accordingly.
, Il > further anpounccd, that after deduct
ng the nv,rsber Of te leyaI officers and men
anhracecl ia this order, az exchanged, the
rebels will remain INDEBTED TO che Federal Gov
ern,aene, according tn tables carefully prepared
H. the C,lnni55ary General Of Prisoners, from
ofi .aI data, -333 526>-Eor which NO eqnlva.
Tents have been received by the Federal Gov
ennleTt.
3 All paroled officers aud enlisted II en-, here
IN declared exchanged, who are III camp, Will
be Immediately forwarded By the comma
cant5 Of camps 60 their regiments and coin
nanil5, and vii! he reported 20 the Commits
saev Gen + il of Prisoner, Accordingly Those
who are absent on l,ave, Will, on expiration
Of their leave, repair forthwith 20 the Parole
Camps ar Annapolis Maryland, or Columbus,
Ohio
b. order Of the Secretary Of War;
&. D. ToWsEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
4 Circuit Court for this county commenced
It's session at the Court House in this place, to-
day, J, ~ snead, Judge. Charles Brill,
Was fined $50 and ordered to be IN prlsoned IN
tbs County jail for ten days fer refusing 10
take the oath rendered to the jurors
at Dr. Cooks drug store, az the corner OF
King and Alfred streets, beautiful Soda
fountain has just been put n operation frosn
which iced Soda Water, seasoned With the
most delicious syrups IS served cat, The
lovers Of this refreshing bsyerage. will ind
this nneQuaIed.
Francis Kozier, OF Md, opposite this place,
ao1 TWO others from Prince Georges county,
together With Messrs. WeIles and Beach, and
some others, residing IN the First W ard, II
Alexandria, were arrested TO day. and carried
before the Pro vost Marshall for exaulnatlon
On charges, brought, it is said, by detectives.
Il is stated that large reinforoements are De.
Ing sent 10 Grant.
DIED.
At the residence Of her aunt, il this place,
ofconsumption on Saturday, l4th Of May st
fifteen minutes past ten P. NJ, LALLA H.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16

~ JOHN c. CLARK: will be supported
At the election 70 be held on lhuroday the
~,;ssi1ner of the Revenue for Alexandria coun~
~, by my 10--te] MANY VOTERS:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16

GLORIOUS NEWS at Il. 5chwarz's, 1872
" King street! He has 'ust opened The i I5;
and most splendid assortment OF BON EIo,
that was ever before offered in this city. The
cheapest and best assortment Of Silk CoatS'
and Ragl49ns,c that eyer you ss| .nc 49,
sortnlent Of Cottons, Flannels and 8 great many
other new things too numerous 70 mentlon..
Gail and see for yourself, at the cheap store Of
H SchWarZ. ny is-1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16

ICEt lCEt! ICE!
rT7HE subscriber has large suppl9 Of lN4
l. Of the pest quality, which VIII o oe Servg W.
202, K INK ST. lap l9-lro*] 4 BLh0A:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16
01D FIRE ENGINEs FOR SALE.

IN WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, At 10
t J O'Clock. A. NJ. will sell, By auction, II
front Of the Envine House on Royal street, BE-
GTNE and fzzo HOSE REELS, condemned
as unfit for use. !" H. L
my l4-dts = oo'l'l10o. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-16

UTILL GOING-I have this dAy 1ece ,y e
= son~e more Of the Is CT BLEAChEO GVL-
TON and q Ct DE LAIN s. J4! 4 an 8 s*6
fbam 81 The olsi 27aca # i So: y = ~,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

NJ. EDrn, . Rspssssntst:se in CcngFsss
svon Illinois. fssasrlv : resident Of shis
S,s'e. in sveecn, speech 10 Congress thus
plainly -ts'es the Issue before the country
and the results Of the elections next FALL:
SHOULD ihis Administration be continued
in power for another term, The war will 60
on until the financial schemes Of Secretary
Chase shalI crumbIe into ruin, when il will
Of necessity cease. leaving in lie desols'ing
course q Ovid sdcounsry and . ruined people.
On the other hand, should the Democracy
succeed 10 the next Presidential election,
the Union will be restored under the Con-
st,uiion 10 less than six months AFTER il
accession 10 power, ~ | believe without the
necessity Of shedding q single drop o.
blood"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
~ signed. Auditor Of Dubois county. lad
will offer at Public suction a. the Courl
House door in the town Of Jssper, on Mon.
day April l1th, 1864, TO the highest bidder,
The following real estate sitmsted in saia
county forfeited 70 the Congressional Scho'
Fund Of Town three (3) south range FIVE Is,
west; and bought In BY the Safe Of Indians
to wit: north east quarter 81 the north
west quarter OF Section No. Eve l5.) ton .
one ~ south range three (3) west. con
tanning 40 acres, more or less.
Terms-A credit Of i've yesrs will be Civ
len on most Of The purchase mousy, the pur
chaser paying seven per cent. interest an
nusIly, IN advance.
March I9-lw + SoEDERMAN. A. ID c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

- - - oSe
Al Covydon, Indiana. on Monday. the 2lst
day Of March, SAMUEL H. KEEs. E a alter
On illness VI one week.
M. X. was one among the abIesi Lsw
yers in Sosthsrn Indiana, aud BY HE tack
and industry had Won en- envisbIe repn'a-
tlon q the bar. A. citizen and neiehbcr
he wss kind end generous. ever ready 20
bessow bic fsvou with IsvIsh hand. III
leaves wife and many friends 70 mourn
bic loss. Mr.. X. wss in the prime Of life
being only % yesrs Of age. He had in con
ascsion With his partner. Wm.N TraceweIi
|E.q.. extended his practice TO the Sd Judi
cisl Circuit. whore ne made his fret appear
Issce u the last term 81 our Circuit Court
q which time he made "a orabIe impres
sion upon our ci,isens. % . profound Lawye
and gentlemsn.
| We lears that Mr.. TrscewelI will stil
practice In the Courts Of this Circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

The exsensIve and comprehen sive facili.
ties in lie possession enables the proprietor
Of the Weekly Herald 20 guarantee the latest
and most reliable information possibly 20 be
obtained. not only from 81 paris Of the
United States. but from eli parts Of the
world.
cost. and connected with each new naval
and military sApedi ion OF The government,
prove that a 10 determined 70 leave no spot
uncovered by he operations, and no event
can occur has shaIi NOT find immediate re-
port in is columns. Il costs the proprietor
over over one hundred thousand dollars per
ysar 20 maintain lie corps OF correspond ents
In the field.
I In lie coilstions Of Foreign News The
Herald has for years held u high position,
and il will endesvor in the future 70 msin.
tain the stsnd II has assumed Il has spr ci-
81 correspondents 81 ationed 10 all Of the prin.
cpsl cities OF the world.
4 lie telegrarhic arrangements extend 10
wherever the electric wires are sirstched.
When the Atlantic cable is iaid. iich feat
will soon be accom- lishsd, kilograms will
be received from Europe aud Asia, as well
~ from the United States. Then our read.
era will have the events OF the week in all
parts Of the civilized world reguisrly and
clearly laid before them.
/ The proprietor dvvoses . portion ~ ihs
u paper 10 LITERATURE. Fashion Agricul' urs
the Mrchanic Ars. Sporting Matters, Busi
ness. Theatrical aud Financial r. ports, Cat
lie Markets, Cement News. snd rslnrss o
all evetts celebrated 10 form an excriien
metropolitan newspaper-s weekly photo
grs phic view OF the events oil the worId-sns
81, al very low price
The Weekly Herald j. issued " ny s hur
day morning. and furnished a. The follow in!
} sates:-
, One copy. ;:
Three cnples.
Five copies
Ten eopies. /.
ANY larger number. addressed 10 name,
Of subscribers. 81 so esrh.
An extra copy will be sent to every clul
of ten.
Tsenty copies, 10 one address. one year,
$25, and any larger number at sam. prize
Al exsrs cosy will b. sent 10 CLUBS .
twenty.
Advertisements 70 limited number vii
!, he inserted in The Weekly Herald.
The Daily Herald, three cents per copy
Ten dollars per year fm three hundred an
sixsy.three issues Five dollars for I'll
4. months. Two dollsss I'D fifty cents IL
Three months.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
= Eaiicr aud Pronrirtor.
N osshwess corner Of Futon and Na-ssn s..
Z New York city, N Y.
/. There are no trsveiiny agents for she Hs,aI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02
SAVE. YOUR MONEY.

NJ Office 10 hereby given that the time
IN hes arrived when Il becomes The duty
Of The County Treasurer, TO collect the taxes
renal ming unpaid. with cos,s snd chsrges
Tia, may accrue upon the same, By distress
and sak OF property. Now. therefore. IL
order 70 give you all a chance 70 save costs
i will continue to receive tsxes q nv Office
unit, The last day o. Nay, 1864. After ,ha'
time, I will send Depuiles into the severe
Tow nships 20 collect the same o prescribed
by iaw.
Said taxes can BE- paid 10 Indiana solvent
banks, United States Treasury notes m,
|Nstionsl bank notes-ssd gold and silve,
will not be refused; but Ill other funds will
+ STEPHENSON. T. D. C.
a psiI I'd, 1864 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

TIME Work will be printed from besuti
j fui, clear, new type. on good paper, and
will contain. including plates. over one thou.
sand Royal Octave Psges. Il will be en-
beIlished with over Sixty First Glass Steel
Engrsvines, consisting Of At least sixteen
full page Illustrations Of Military end Ne.
vsI Scenes. and over fovty portraits Of on.
cers prominent IN the War. Il will be com
prised IN two volumes, Roysl Octave. and
be furnished to subscribers. payable on De.
livery Of each volume, @ follows:
Cloth. 1arb. Edge. per vol. 50 rs; gilt 8 "a
Emb. Morocco, $50; 0C
Plain leather. library style, 50 80 per vol.
Volume !. will be delivered 10 lev week.
|os - soon % the subscsipsion d filled.
Volume II. will follow shortly after ths
close Of the War.
p. e. HARRELL. Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

Mr.. p. G. Harrell, of Picrcevillc.
has obtained the agency for this coun-
ty for the sale Of this work. published
by 9. M. Dunn & Co., Cincinnati,
and orr citizens will be waited upon
in few days for their names. The
book is published in both English and
German. and will undoubtedly meet
with an immense sale. The author
Rev. j. 7. Headley, is one OF the bes'
descriptive writer's Of the age, and al
though probably not yet entitled {
the name Of reliable historian, hi
Napoleon and his Marshals, Wash
ington and his Generals, Women o
the Bible. ard other works, have Civ
en- him q very distinguished position
among authors, and any thing coming
from his pen will be sought after ant
read with avidity by the masses. Th'
History Of the Great Rebellion" i
to be sold only by subscription, ans
a. It will make two large volumes, ]
will be handsome addition to any
library. Mr.. Harrell, the gentlemanl..
agent, is we'll and favorably known Z
many OF our citizens, and we bespeal
for him liberal subscription. Differ
ent from some other. probably bogu
agent, who has been around here re
Gently obtaining subscriptions for
serial history Of the war, purportinI
to Be issued BY johnson, Foy q Co.
New York, and who obtained s. sui
scription money in advance from
few OF our citizens, Mr.. Harrell wi
require no money OF lis subscriber
until the book is delivered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed ~ill proceed. With the Surveyor
o. Dubois county. on the 25th dsy 81 April,
1854, 70 run the lines and determine the
boundaries Of Section No. 10 and 20. Town
! South Range 5 wess.
The intermediate lines will also b run
and the corners thereof established. Per
sens interested will please b present.
WIN. MONROE.
JOS. FURGUSON.
Anril "a. le64-av.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

OH ANS HONESTY We call at-
tention to the article on this subject
on our first page today, from the New
Nation, republican paper published
in Washington City. Our republican
s'Ioyalists" can certainly have no ob'
lection to this publication, since i
originated with their brethren, but i
. democrat should utter such sent
ments we fear they would be ''traitor
ous." II is scathing review Of dis
honest Abe's course, and . stinginl
rebuke Of those fawning sycophant
who would render disunicn certain
and completely ruin the country, b
continuing the old imbecile in powa
another term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

NOTICE is hereby given that ihs pnder
~ sien-d will proceed. Win the Surveys
~ Dubois county. on the Ism day "t April
1864. 10 run the lines snd determine III
boundaries OF Section No. 20 Town
Range : west.
The intermediate lines will slsosbe ~,
and the corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please be present.
DAVID ABEL.
march 26fh. l861-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

TIME undersigned will procred with the
y county surveyor Of Dubois county on
the 14th day OF April. 1864 % run The lines
and determine the boundaries u Section
No. 30 in town I north rang. 3 ~.
The intermediate lines will sIru be rnn md
The corr evs thereof established Persons
interested will please be- present.
ADAM ROGKELMAN
MR.. 2o'h, 1664-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02
Notice 20 Bridge Builders

~ Office 10 hereby given that the contrac'
IN for building stone sbutments for bridge
across Pssoks river, known a. the Brisr field
bridge. on the lower road from jasper TO
HuntinRburg, will be let gu, st public auc
ton. BY the Undersigned Commissioner. u
the place where the bridge s TO be built, 70
the lowest bidder, on SATURDAY April
10th, 1864; Plans and specifications ioS
said work may be- seen q the Auditors Office,
Bond and security for the performance 81
the contract will be required.
GERHARD NIEHAUS, Commissioner.
mar. 18th, 1664.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

UThe Spring number Of Madam
Demorrests Quarterly Mirror Of Fash
ions has been received. The patterns
sent with this Magazine are fully
worth its price.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

IL The Ohio State Convention chose ~
delegates TO the National Conventions: Wm
Allen. Gso. H. Pendelton. Allen G Thur
man and Rnfus P. Ranney. The gentle,
men chosen sre understood 10 be for Gen
Mcclellan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

DThe telegraph reports that Col
Frank Wolford, who made the elo
quent anti-Abolition speech in Lex
ington, Ky, recently, has been dis
missed from the service as conse
quence thereof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

10 The telegrnphic wire- are creeping
onward toward Behring's S'rsiss. Com
municssion between San Francisco snt
Postla nd. Oregon. 10 already opened.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

TBy the following il will be seen
that through the exertions Of our able
representative in Congress, Hon. John
Law, . semi weekly mail has been
authorized from this place to Rock
port. The p. M. informs us that the
mail will leave here on Mondays and
Fridays, and return Tuesdays and So
turdays.
WAsRrnsrou. March 24,h. 1864,
Dean DoAHE: BY the letter herewith ea
closed from the I'd Assistant Post master
General. you will find that ! have 6nsII,
succeeded 10 getting mail twice wssl
from Jasper 70 Rockposs, running through
Huasjneburg. II win be, ! hsvs no doubt, |
great accommodation 70 the cinssns along
The route. Vary Respectfully yours.
JoHH Law.
Posr OFricE DErARTnEHr, !
CoSrRAcT OTrIcE, March ~, l664.|
SsR:-In accordance with the petitions
presented by you some time since. the Dc
psrtment hss sbis day made an order iacrsss
ing service on route 1919. jasper % Rock
port, 20 twice week. To take effect Apr
LEI, 1854.
Respectfully,
GEO. w. McLEEEAa.
Second Assistant p. n. General.
Hon. JoHn Law, House Of Reps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

AUTHORIZATIONS NOIICE.
NJ Office q hereby given that shs under
lV sensd hes been sppolased sdmlnisirs
tor Of the sssste 81 Bernhard WsIdmsa
late of Dubois county, deceased. Said -
tate L supposed TO BE- solvent.
CLEMENS Greene, sdmr.
April "a, ls64.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

u The literary style Of asking for slic
Of ham q. dinner is, -I'II thank you Tor q
elegant extract from Bacon"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

~TnE eRFAr ISSUE BEFcRE THE COUNTRY
10 THIS: SHALL ABoLrrIsx PUT Dows THE
UsIoH. or SHALL THE UEIoS PUT Dows
AacLlTIoN w-HEsRy Clay. 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-02

march 26'h. Iss4.-sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.

SECOND WARD MCCLELLAN CLUB.-Pur.
suant to adjournment, the Second Ward me-
CIellan Club met at Germania Hall. and after
W aiting half an hour for ali audience, the
President, j. F. Halliday, Esq, called the meet
ing to order, there being ten persons present.
The secretary read the constitution as
adopted at the previous meeting, and the mem
bers were called upon to sign. The following
signed the constitution: J. f. Halliday, Jno ID.
G.. II. Adams, ]. E. Miller, w. H. Towles, J.
b Scott, Urias Hurst. Mr.. v. Blanchard en-
tered the room and was called upon to siga.
Mr.. u approached the table and the secretary
read the constitute ton to him. Mr.. b. remarked
that he would eign, but he wan ted 1t distinctly
understood that he did not join 1t as a Demo-
cratic Association.
Mr.. Ciark.-Oertainiy! Anything to put
down the dynasty.
MIR. blanchard signed
Meesrs Geo Jillard and joseph Fowler were
proposed aud elected TO membership
Mr.. Halliday, from the COMMITTEES on ad YER.
Using, reported that he had ascertained tina.
they could have a standing advertiser ant In
the StuS and Inte1li9eNccr fog 81 per month eaon.
which ne thought reasonable.
MT Adams thought the gain by ad vertisiag
would not pay the cyl ense. The memeers OF
the clnb know the time and place OF meeting,
and II their interest would not bring them out,
advertising Ger ainly will not he wonid pa
tronise those pnpers, bat the expense Is TOO
heavy for thu club At present.
Mr. Clark declared him self IN 1tvor OF iu-
Bscious nd sprtaesng. and sugges,es saa, an 40.
vprttsef1sent for the Coasttxtsea1s Unfos Sa',
7swes and YsteaiCencer,. be prepared Tor the
Saturday night procession. ana let the q 0es-
ton ef a standing nd vertiser cal lie o se<.
Mr.. Ra&herteed sAsssAt tbs Cmsoa and S.ay