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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

WARRIcK CouSrY.-The following is
tbe official vote Of Wdrrick county:
Judge Circuit Conrf.--Wm f. Par
rett, 1857 votes.
81 Circuit Prosecuting Attorney viii.
liam p. Hsrgrave, 1926 l. C. stinson,
J ,l47. Hargravs's majority, lac.
Common Pleas Jsdge.--John Pitcher,
1909 Peter NJ aier, 1884 Pitchers
msjority S..
County Treasurer ri H. Masters, l.
300 J. Brown, 1890 Masters major
ity, 70. "
County AHditor. --Thomas Downs, !
277; @. A. Miehle, 1906, Downs ma
jority, L.
County Observation-Disclosures Rice,
1,2ls; VIM. Spillman, 1895. Spill
mans majority, rs
0Oroner.--John Stoul, 1889 A. j.
Taylor, l,247 Slouis majority AZ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

From fhs Rev. gessph a. KsnnAra, PASTOR
tha 1snth Baptist chuFchi ia .-lse'. ss
: Ds1n SIS 81 have Been Frequently reessssadto
conneet my na0a sith comnlsndations ~ dihfar-
emf kinda o. medicines, but regarding Tho pTao.
tics - Gel 81 my appropriate sphere, have ~ AL
Gases declined; but With clear PROF. IN various
instances end particularly ~ my fhmily, o. the
ussfuibesa % Dr. noonAnda 0ofmAu Blilern,
depart for once from ny usual ooufsn, a. express
my full eoBFiotion that feF general dsbaitt " me
srsfsaa, ed especially ~ Lave Complalnf, 4 q
ssS aa1 saiaabis ygsparaasa IN aonis Gases a may
nj bat usuailT, eeubs not 10 viii b. fsry bsnss
holal 10 lhoae vho aunsr from the abGso cansos.
~ Yours. very respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

CoEEEcTos.-A few days ago We pub
iished an item that Geo. W. Thompson,
formeriyei Rockville. IDd., had 40 eye
picked out Of lis head by white crane
that he and othara ware teasing. The
compesitor subatitateds Rockpoft for
Rockville. We make the correction nov,
because the New Albany Ledger, in ap.
prcpriating the item az iss own, repeats
the error aassu~usas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FIne Opportunity Cor an Ina
vestment.

TIsHE PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
4 heifsos Jas. Maxwell, ~ present occupied BY
E. y Dobeii Situated short distance from Ev.
ansvflie, Il now o1efs d for sale on easy terms.
The Tract IL divided into fota faaatna In sixe
iron. six 10 twenty acres, having fine front upon
tho Did Plank or . ate Road lsadihg out Main
street.
For plat Of She land and further particulars
enquire Of J., III. MAXWELL,
ONCE hodiam Coal Mines, water st.s4
between Main and LoctAt, MEANWHILE, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Another NEw FIRM --0ne by one
our old business houses are giving place
10 new men. This morning We publish
the advertisement OF R. F. BAkrER 4
Co., who have purchased the Book and
Stationery establishment Of John HeaIy,
on Firststreet The new firm Ia COM
posed Of energetic young men, who 40
into the business with enthusiasm, de-
ternined, If possible,lso build up large
trade, and we have 10 doubt they will
be successful in their efforts Evans.
vile Is getting to be a large city, aud
can abundsntly sustain several essasioa-
cry establishments. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

e@- A 6rst rate dry goods or grocery
clerk wants employment nj once, in
retail store. For particulars call Mt this
Office, or at The Office Of VIM. ReAvis,
Attorney' on Main street, between Third
ADD Fourth, No. 95i. ocl3-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

From nss. Warren Randolph, Pastor 81 he
Baptist Church ~ Germantown, Penn
~ a. ~. Jaeksoa, uHA fsHIINH
DEAn tfs s--Psrnssei nHpsFienes enables ne 10
sag that regard the German Blfters made b.
you . m1st e4esiieHt medlcine. 10 eases Of 81
vsfs eoid and TsneEal debility hsss besn greatly
bsneHtted by the nss 81 the bittsrH ans doubt not
khsy viii pfedncs similar enncta on others.
Tours, truiys WARHkn RANDOLPH,
0armnntewB, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

PEosEcUTIsG ArroRSEr.-We have
received The following vote as the result
Of the race for Prosecuting Attorney in
this Circuit.
WIN. r, Hargrave received the follow
ing nAjorities; -
Vandeburgh 400 wsrrick l4g: spen-
Ger ls2: Perry IS. Crawford o6, Total
972. -
l.. Q. Stinson, We understand, reeeis-
ed majority Of 40 or so in Posey coun.
tys
Harsrayea majority will be over 900
10 the Circuit This Ia quite q triumph
TO our young friend Capt. Hargravs, who
entered upon the canvass under unfa-
yofable circumstances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

s@- Mics Elisabeth McGrsw, former
y resident Of Sullivan, lad, commit
ted suicide few days ago at Shelby
vile, Illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
MUSIC.
New Mnsic ! New Muaio !

FTsRE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
A. Words By vaQLErTE WOODS. Music BY
Prof CH- MATTHIAS. Price 80 cents by mail.
hsat efforts. Fer sale nc
saRae WARREN A ooNXGGTok.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of co-partnership.
NOTCH Is HKRKBT GITKN THAT TER
~ CO partnssship hsrstOfors existing bstwsan
MaFer Cohn and Herman Levy, under the name
and style Of Coha q Levy was dissolve q the
I2th taMtmnf, the said Levy having sod hls IN
tsrsst therafn % DAnIel Eosenbsum. ne busF-
ness will be hereafter ccnduc1sd By said cchn and
Ramanhmrna. nnder1ha nszas and ssyis of a. Cohn
a 90 vino wifi knkaIs the businssa OF the Old
hrm. EWT%E MAYRR EoEE@ q
aslA-daw HKRMAE LEVY.
u~nRafTgCz4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Trsm net :. n. Turnsf, Pnafor q fIsddine II.
y. chnrehs Khiindsiphini ttNHft
o.. Saehaes, .fIr4 yN Nlta rH0
pnAn efss-Having ussd Jour 0eman Blttsfs IN
ny fanliy fFequsntl5 ! an prepared 70 aay that
II hes besn % great SERVES. r believe thai so
cases o. general debility u the systsrD u - The
fafsst and most valuable remedy 81 vbsth have
any knosisdEs. rousss Fespeetfnily,
.-- Eo. 10 narth hlnn.i,...nDiihn -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

CLosED. oUr.--The branch of the Stats
Sanitary Commission, which for so many
years has been managed in our city By
Col. Horubrook, aud with so much sue
cess has been closed, the last of the
goods on hand being clipped. TO Indian
apolis yesterday. Perhaps no single in
strumentality contributed so much TO
relieve the sufferings Of theIndiana sol.
,iiers during the war 40 the State Ssni-
lary Commission, and no par. Of it has
been managed with more prudence. seal
andAeconomy, or. accomplished greater
good than the Evansville branch, under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of Col Hcrubrook
and Mr., Samuel Orr. Our hospitals
made better showing of success in re-
storing their inmates 70 health than sny
others containing an equal number Of
patients, aud this success is largely at.
trihutabls to the pltieut watchfulness
ami sleepless attention of the gentlemen
connected with our Sanitary Commis-
sion. AN honor TO their patriotism and
s s11aa'ss ultv. Verify they win NOT 90 With
oNR their rewMruFs aE - :, @
q ma
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
aROmOnnbcx- -
80 THAT THIS BITTKne Is ash
n ot AIc oh olicS
CONTAINS NO RUN on WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drnnkards III
BUT is THE ~. ~.
Beat Tonic in the Wcrld!il 40
RFAD WHO SAWS 80. .Nl 81

Ffcm the nav. Lsvi a. Beck, Pastor Of the Cap
tist Church, fombeftoo, N. - lafmefiy q the
NeEth Baptist Church. rhlladolphla Ianfl 3
-
have knosh Hoonand's German Biffsra hsor.
abiy Got q uamhHT 81 years. "A have used them IN
my oun family, aud have been 20 pleased With
their effects that I vas Induced 70 recommond
them 30 many Others, aud know hat they have
oparatsS ~ = sfFikinEiS hama n1ial manner. ttake
great pleasure IN thu publicly pFoelaimisf thas
lset and calling the aitantion 81 those aflioiod
xitb the diseases for which thoy are recom ncnd@
-, &c thsee bitters, knowing irom expnrunna thai
thsas recom nehdatione VII b. snaiatacts \ %
this mnfs eheeFfuiiy a Hoonand's nittsfu n Ia
tandsd 20 tensft she aiiiiofrds and ia nos " rum
ileW LEVI q. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
"a gcnta " anted
--FoE THE
STANDARD HISTORY or THE

w n Fri
(sOMPg.E TE 10 = 20 LARGE loyal octave
~ YOLUMEof over 1000 pagessspt end1diy fstan-
ffated With ~ fine pcrfra - Of Generals and
eaiti0 a1enas, This is Just gfIs book tins psox 10
vest, and Drssssfs q rate ch9nce Tor agents.
4 3achers, ladies', sDefgetie meA aud especially
rsfrrnsd ard disabled oflcaTs aud soldiers, ia
w8nf Of profitable employBent Will. and Y pscu-
hafis k4Sp'ed % their cogdtioD. Send for cir
fuisFs and sec cur terIn,.
Address, JONES, BHo5. co.
ssris.3m 14s gsst 81. 9 rot, ciueiDHsti. o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
BANKING OFFICE OF w. J.
LOWRY e. CO.,
No /. First Street.

Money loaned Mt Bank rates.
New York Exchange sold nc lilo
premium
County and City Orders for sale
In sums 20 sEit.
Cold, Silver. and November $40
coupons bought At the highest
rates.
9 per cent. Compound Interest
Notes bought at the highest rates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
WANTED.

sf%o RzHr-A HoUaE WITH SOB BooMsi
4 or would exebaf e houss With rooms sal
a Kitchen with any enc having such houss. FOR
paItlculAIa enquire a. the Freight Once O TIE
a Q. n. II. Depot. octlTdlw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
: A Good Farm for Sale,
A Zinc rlottarn RnaidAnoa

A Fine Cottage Residence
ND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND ron SALE,
IA near the city Of Evansville, Ind. Coed or
ohard garden, cariiaee-house, well Of good water,
ctatarns, &C., ia the best slate of repair.
Apply 10 sHACkEi FORD q H0kNBRooK.
sep % dtf
DITTsBURG COAL AND COKE, IN quantities
Il 20 suit purchasers
RKITZ a HANEY,
Corner ot Canal and eIngla Hteeata.
August iA--tf.
nEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS. AND
jys.f GAFF. COCHRAN co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

IETAETED.-Bcard in private family fcr man
w end wife Addnss, X. T. A., Lock Boz n,
stating location, terms, &c. cefis-d1w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

EayAmTED-AA AGEET--IE EVERY STATE,
nv county, add township I'm tho Omitted ~.
for sfhe Petroienm VI. Nasty Papers" Is. W.
Carroll a Co., pntlirhsfe hia work IA tbs most
humorous ever prfnied AMI wifi SILL more rapsiEy
than any subscripsi9n tock ever publish e. IL
will beriohiy bound "a ans Eagiish cloth, printed
on excellent psptF, and With bold type. Tns
iilai traitors Niifie numerous and we'll exscaIeds
The speopIs Wsnf 3ust such booa TO make as.n
sslannh and grow fat" President EsIneoIn ona
day, neariy worn cut BY the pressure 81 cn1cfal
dnties pushing eyerythIng else aside. remarked
- 8 friend 8 Have ycn seen tbs Nasty Papsrs -
"Eo, have Do7s" vas tsfs snswer. " Who 10
NssbyT, There Il a eissp out IN Obfo,H re-
piled tte President, 'fWko hiss besn wrffinR .
seTles 81 tsttsrs IA ths developers. =
an goina % write - Eaeby 20 CONS down here,
ane thffId 70 tel hfm e ae viii communicats
his tsieet 10 me will sw0p places With him. :.
Agents VIII ~ te fhoir sxpeEencs, II any and
will name eeyerai ccuafiee IA the of4er Of tnbir
ehoicse we give me highest commission, and
have no hack freight chasgrs.
JOSEPH 4. TOPBAM& co,
3. ", cor. FoRrih aud Vine Streets -
mspZT.afns 44 Gil SiBnaffs Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

New ArFangemenf-.-0. a N. Trans
portatOn Company.
"Psople'S Lias''- Dolly for Loeisrills.
Prices Reduces 10 . utt the oceasten--
cnbin Passage 60 Loutsvtfie, So
sHE MAGNIFICENT r. n
SEW sTE.MERs :,
81. NlCHOLA Sly ARTS asstsr,
81, 4 II All. = So. ...... " ATS, Mssterf
viii lsave DAILY Al p ~, from the lower
whArf-bost Al The ioot q hroadwsy, Cine naatis
Thfongh tllh - iedlps giysn ler neishf 20
NASHVILLE, And ait points eonth. 49,
Fef ftegst ~ passAEa app 90 boafet o. ~ ths
Company's Onica on The whRri-hoAt, wnffe insight
JAS. GOOD,
,dsn Sept. o. 4 a.. Z. co.
iss5......PR0PLEs' LIER..-..lss5
- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

TEE TEETH OyTrN DIS long before
the system loses lis youthful yigor. This
should NOT be 40. To prevent this sps-
cies Of necrosis use Fragrant SozoDoEr
II keeps the dental bone alive, the en-
amel spotleas, the gems rosy and elastic,
the breath pure and the mouth clean
octl3-3teod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

81 We ssiicit 81 Early insp>ctioa Of eur stock,
and will, - hsrstofars, iunii promise 70 give
e all - ssgtgslsag feE tbsiF ns0nsI.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
AFFAIRS IN via 4INI-.

ANEW 1Ohki u u16 10.
The Worlds correspondent, on a toul
of observation OF the condition of the peo
pie and country in Northwestern Virginia
writes that ha finds mneh nnvertv. des
ttption and suffering. The battle fields
and pathways OF the armies constitute one
vast tract of desolstioD, and but little has
been done in the way Of restoration.
Whilst acknowledging the freedom OF
their slaves, the late masters, in conven-
tioD, resolved that it would be better for
the slaves TO remain with and work for
their late masters until a better arrange.
ment could be made; that they would not
employ negro without the consent of his
former owner; that all civil officers be
requested to take the amnesty oath, 60 as to
enable them to resume the functions of
their offices snd pledging themselves to
employ all slaves who will pr perly de-
mean themselves, and refuse employ
to the idle and vicious.
Lynchburg, though never the scene of
strife, looks shabby enough. There is
more tobacco in store there than in any
other city in the Union, and there is much
in the surrounding country.
There is some petty manifestations of
spite left, but as a general rule, the frster-
nifty is more complete than could have
been expected. The upper classes are
moody, silent and Eullen. The merchants
and small farmers seem to think their
whole course of reasoning may have been
defective.
Some of the more ardent rebels are GER
tain if the North could see the results of is
emancipation policy, it would undo it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
NEW ORLBANs aEWs.
NEW ORLEANS, June 70.

NEW ORLEANS June II.
There are and will be limited restrictions
on travel to ports on the Texas coast, but
free and unrestricted travel and communi-
cation will open in five days by oficial
orders. Transports st present are running,
but private line of steamers will be ply
ing in q few days.
The steamship Fung Shsng has arrived.
Gov. Allen, of Louisisns, has published
his farewell address to the people, wherein
he advises temperate language, manly dig
nity, and submission to tue laws, in the in
evitable course ofevents. They mustdepend
! upon the United States to make themselves
contented, prosperous and happy. Refugees
are advised to return home and take the
cath of allegiance.
He announces himself an exile, but prsys
for permanent peace and prosperity to
those who live under the flag of our com
MN country.
Gnenrsl Weitzeps command left the
mouth Of the Mississippi river on the 10th,
bound West.
A new register cf voters will commence
Tomorrow under the new appointment.
GOld1 SO. II
Cotton; middling 81.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
NoRTH OAWOLINA NERs.

NEwBERN, n. o, June IL,
Governor Holden has invited lesding
Union men of the State to meet him in
council at Raleigh, prior to the appear
ance Of his proclamation which is daily
expected.
The North Carolina papers are full of
the proceedings of Union meetings, which
are being held in every town in the State.
All pay high tribute to the lsmented
Lincoln, also, to johnson and Governor
Holden.
The richest estates in the country are
offered for sale in all parts Of North Car
olinA for from one to ten dollars per acre,
with Improvements, their owners having
decided to go North They are selling at
great sacrifice.
: President johnson is fast gaining
the confidence of the people of the
State.
Governor Holden is also disarming the
enemies of the government, by his en-.
deavors to restore civil law to the State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
How Grnnt Cot into the War

The well know correspondent of the
Boston Journal, who writes under the sig
nature of aBurleigh," thus relates the story
of Grants re entrance into the United
States army, at the outbreak Of The rebel
lion:
Four years ago this very month, Mrs.
Grant lived in her quiet home in Galens.
Her husband was Mr.. Grant the leather
dealer, plain, modest reliable man, with
out much apparent force, who attracted
very little attention any way. The war
had commenced. The flag had been shot
away from Sumter, ard shot out OF q rebel
cannon at Memphis. One morning Mr.
Grant called on Congressman Wssburne Q
who resides il G4leaa. He told Mr. w
that ne did nc. feel right-thst he could no
sleep nights, that he felt that he was no
doing his duty. WashburRe asked Whs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
FKOm WAsHINGFON.

NEW YORK, June l6.
The Times Washington special says:
Passengers who arrived here today by the
train fr Fairfax Court House report that
the rebels have destroyed the monument
erected last week upon the Bull Run bat
tledeld. This seems impossible, as yet
there is strong reason to believe it. The
temper of the people in that part of Viz
ginis is not whit more loyal than it was
six months ago. General CANDLES men
who built the monument threaten to leave
no vestsge Of civilization 70. twenty square
miles.
Eight thousand troops left here for their
homes to-day, among them the First New
York heavy artillery numbering l24 Of
Acers and men. d..
The last of Sherman's army left for the
west this afternoon, via Parkersburg, Vir-
ginls. --0E a a4i5 .dsses sgua e-
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
Of the lst says Msjor General Banks will
to morrow turn over his command to Cen
eral Candy by order Of General Sheridan.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
Business at a SIand-stiIl in
Richmond,
MEXICAN NEWS.
Fight Between COrtenas and
90 S Gi Lopez
THE LATTER WAS DEFEATED.
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS
VARIOUS IrEas.

sdJ NEW YORK, June I6.
TheSecretary of the Treasury telegraph
to the Collector of this port that the proc.
lamstion of the President in regard Il
Southern trade removes all restriction OF
produce and sll trade, except contrsbsnC
articles, east Of the Mississippi Othel
dispatches received in this city state thai
the rs per cent. drawback upon purchases
of cotton is also sbolised by the proclama.
ton.
The Posts special says President John
son TO day promised the freedmen of Rich
mond that the evils to which they hsd
been subjected shonld be remedied.
Wendell Phillips publishes a note in the
Post in which be says that the repudiation
he spoke of in Boston was that which the
rebels would be guilty of if they were al
lowed to get into Congress by restricting
Suffrage at the South to the whites.
The Herslds Richmond correspondence
says: Business is at stand still in that
city, and there is not the slightest prospect
of q revival for q year to coma. The mar
kets are oVeritoeked with goods of all
kinds.
The coming crop will not amount to
more that enough to keep the farmers
through the year. +
The government supports over 10000
persons now, and this number will be in
creased next winter.
The Times Washington special says:
Mrs. Perrine has appealed to the President
for clemency in her case. She was con-
victed of giving aid and comfort to the
enemy, and sentenced to three Months
imprisonment. In her petition she says it
can scarcely be necessary for the preserva-
tiOn of the honor and dignity of this great
country that an humble woman shall be
inesrcsrated in 8, s,dungeon for kissing her
cousin even if he were rebel officer.
Besides she AYERS that she did not kiss the
officer; it was another lsdy in her compa-
ny at the time who committed the crime.
The President was much amused at her re.
cital, and will undoubtedly pardon her.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
Yegterday Evenlng,s edition.
FKOn RRazIE.
Gold after call lI442I.

NEW YORK, June I6.
Rio Jsneiro papers of the 7.h of May
contain the speech of the Emperor of Bra
zil st the opening of the National Con-
gress. He alludes to the difficulty with
the United States Government in copse.
quence of the seizure in Brazilian waters
Of the rebel steamer Florida, End also to
the interruption OF amicsble relations with
Great Britain buthe states that the Justice
of BraZiPs protest in the former case was
admitted, and hopes that in the latter the
proposed mediation may result equally sat-
isfactory. 7f.i
The termination Of the war with Uru-
quay is announced, and allusion is made
to the pending hostilities with Paraguay,
which the Emperor had no doubs from the
manner in which his appeal for volunteers
had been responded to, would be termin-
Ated with successto his empire.
Don Pedro also informs his Congress
that he has recognized Msximillian IS
Emperor of Mexico. OF the present con-
dition of his own Empire, politically, in
ternationally and financially he gives 3
very favorable visw.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the returns from Colorado TO the
General Land Office show great activity
in land operations st Denver, in that
territory in the way of preliminary steps
to securing lands under the pre- emptiOn
and homestead laws. Two thousand and
hfty.six acres at that place have already
been taken with bounty land warrants, and
number of ssles made at Saginaw, Mich,
in May last, 1850 acres were located with
ho,,v.eTv 1av,A e. &c =, -
land is in town, representing large emil
grafton society in that country, having
q capital Of 100000 pounds, which they
propose to invest in Southern lands If
sufficient inducements are offered. The
society is mainly composed of industrial
classes, and on reception of favorable re-
port from their representatives here they
will invest their capital to cne hundred
thousand pounds, and commence emigrat-
ing at once.