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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-10
AUCTION.
Wreck al Auction.

WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIO AUCTION,
w al the Wharf boat OF Hall a Rudd, Evans.
villa, Ind, on Monday, July 10th, 1865, the Hull
aud nachin ry OF iha steamboat Katie, as abe lies
now-a wreck-o1 Dfaa o0d Island, twenty seven
miles below Evansville, d. The wreck lies so
that iE will be enIir1Iy dry at low water in the
Ohfo river has two boiiers-hve hued, and two
sngir 81 aelts inches in diameter and four feet
4troks; al hfr ma n inety entirely new, and
her hull was tut tile Injured by the sinking
The hui and machinery VIII be so on July
10 h. 1856, for tile bebeft Of whom IL may concern
10 ths d CHEST biauer, tor cash. Sale positive.
ny3i-30E HLRAM X. HAzLETT.
Sale Postponed.
On account Of thsIa rise In the river, the sale
OF the wreck Of The steam Katie 10 postponed
until Mond July 10Th. 1865
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-10

We are happy to inform cur custo-
mers and the public generally that We
are now receiving our second stock OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-10

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract
oantrated Fxtraet sazsapariIla "a fhe Ereat Rood.
PursneF both are prepared aecordin9 to rnsse
OF fnarmacy ana Chemistry and are tins moot
aottvS that esn be made. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-10

All LOSSES sustained BY policy holders in any of
tbs above companies will be fairly adjusted and
promptly paid through this agency. n
The undersigned will also attend 70 the adjust
snt Of losses Of every description under policies
from otheF agencies, and attend 10 the settlement
Of all matters connected With insurance FOR mar
sses connected INTEREST," ted. His long experisucs
- Insurance Agsnt has made him familiar With
ell subjects connected with Insurance.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK.
z f14g 0eacs No. 10 Upper First strssf.
IA1SA ls Hsar thu Post OMos-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-10
SPRING GOODS
Consisting in part Of

Brown & Bleached Sheet
ings.
Prints,
Plain and Fancy Dress
Goods,
Black and Fancy Dress
Silks,
Saques, Basques and Circu-
lars,
Spring and Summer Shawls,
Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed,
Bonnets and Trimmings,
Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Shoes,
Boots. Shoes and Hats for
Men and Boys,
a large assortment of Win
dow shades and Curtain
Fixtures,
A general assortment Of
Notions, Hosiery, &C., &C.,
0fe soq
Which were purchased previous TO tde
recent advance in Dry Goods. We are
confident that we can make il to the In
.erest of purchasers to call and examine
our Goods and prices ~.
No trouble to show Goods. ~.
HUDsPETH, ADAMS & CO..
mlo-st No. SO Main Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Occasionally "Poor Belle would be heard pssse
through .he camp of the First Maryland but whas II
that Belle felt or looked gay and that was the ehei Con-
sideration then.
left the parlor with request TO call again coon tro"
Miss Belle aud the other two ladies' Miss Belle saying AZ
let. You the only gentleman have met m ths
federal lines for mouth, except Captain - Oh Ge"
shields STAN did meet the ladies "a tho parof mlnt
evenings afterwards and sometimes | met Miss Belle
both in the paror and elsewhere alone, and always %
the very best OF terms have many pleasant recoieo-
IONS OF those larry hours Miss Belle have you Tor.
gotten them all You do speak of friendship but ~
only to a cruel purpose.
Thus the time passed until the sudden attack was
2ad OF May 1862 had warned all the officers and par
Ncuarly Major Lindale, Of the Twenty eighth Pennsyi
Nania regiment OF the dangerous OF Belle Of
er many frutcss sttsmpLs 70 get information con ernne
the numbers and position Of the national forces ms,
ana ,hs bad somehow OF other heard this, and acoard
me " Il but beyond this had not the least idea THAI
her friendship or which she frequently assured me in
various ways, was in the slightest degree diminished OF
chpngsd On the very day before the attack Miss Belle
may remember she asked for the loan Of my horse W
20 TO ana that agreed TO let have with
the greatest readiness Well taken the batsIe II
Front Royal, whore my horse was wounded my clothes
beepered with blood all my baggage lost and destroy
60, ana, ~ wa marched back 10 the village consocA
myself WITH the reflection that had Al least frien1
in the rebel Ines who would take suic mt interest
me IN my hour OF distress to do something TO alleviate
nay temporary misfortune. Need tell any that
tns iriond was ne c who had repeatedly aasured me
she would be nay beat friend just snch ditcuity1
that she could do it and that she would such ard
opportunity What was establishment and horror 70
to sec my bland and lcquacios friend Of the morning
IN my prosperity, converted into bitter and anuvo
enemy in The evening IN my adversely she spOkN
against me publicly, ~ marched past tho botei under
guard, oppressed with fatigue and horror under tbs
bloody bayOnots o. rebel guard She came TO the Co"rt
House where the UsiOn prisoners were confined, IT'D
next day, and eiiocting entrance by her lntngua
wh the rebel provost marshal he prison past the
guards. she denounced In presence of the tnoa
officers ana Robot soldiers tho most bitter Yankee t4
left the NORTH; that had told her she was only
encouraging her friends To destroy themselves against
the biyonet and cannon OF tho Union army and the south
had no enemy she would sooner see destroyed Alas;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Of Jefferson Davss fight, except In far as some no
dent tho details uy DO taken 10 illustrate that con
dton The flight itself s been already disposed Of In
connected narrative ALLOW me this remark paronhe-
t'caiy, aud by way Of excuSsng my return from our
party, TO say word about Washington.
WASHINGTON, GgcNGh
Is the luetest and snuggest mioland town you can
think Of All is in prime, promising condition around
il Vineyards small bit rich in PROMISE corn ns'ds, oas
barley and wheat and large fields OF sweet potatoes en-
crcied i, for miles The itself thoroughly sylvan
OF the Southern village order with Few gerry nns
h5sses. The rebels had numerous stores Tiers and
good deal Of ammnnition--all destroyed II was Nc"
this little town, whore met our party, that No
cavalry of Duke aud Wheeler insisted approprtIins
a, much they could OF the Mexican do'iar' which
formed the bulk OF the Davis treasury
WHAT HAPPENED fHesx.
II was here that Nj Mallory going right through tho
federal soldiers left his President hosscs aud baggage,
and boldly took hc back track" in the next train for
Lagrange Up 10 the arrival here he had never 'eft sh
side Of Mr. Davis.
Now tho rederas were all aroundin front, rear snd
falkland thore was use Of navy; so its secretary
accompanied Louis wgfal and ran his risks "am"'
the EDs" rather than where the foe was seeking MIN
and his party He loft wigfali in Atlanta whore Tn"
Texas Seh,tor went on "A spree for few hours anu
somehow managed to ovade danger.
II was at Warrington that the Cabinet of Mr. DAVIS
ceased to havs the shadow OF existence II was there
that BENJAMIN stole himself away, and ended the stats
Department as Mallory lad tho navy. Reagan, as Post
master General and TreMury Secretary, was still on
hand, but hero he rcsigrAl both functions SO was
breckenridge but now as rricl and companion in flight
not as Secretary of War; II mar there that Mr. DAVIS
received the information of darSer TO his w,e when
precpitated if it did not lead to, kiscap'ure
DEATH PLACE SON
In short it and WashinytOD the rctel gov
eminent died the death Of rather struck
with the circumstance. II is not always that coinc-
dence Is thing OF pure accident Providence has most
nscrutablc ways Of exhibiting His purposes. Could
there have been anything out Of tho ordinary path OF
common coincidence in this fscts We each asked our
selves the quest,onsome attaching Importance to
IL than Others.
rHx COUNTRY Bsvcsp wAssMeror,
s.shinaton " tho si."- =. M. Davis sought
From where .--.A
his family and Captured, little met which
be taken to illustrate the state OF the country The
neglect bad culture and wet lands visible parts
of Georgia at that time, everywhere dsagrecaby
manifest The cowed indifference OF the people equally
30. Tho dem0razed attitude Of paroled soldiers shame
full Witness and ready make exhibition Of itself
at every opportunity
What will better illustrate che condition Of the people
and State at this juncture will tell you anon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Ts~srs M Election IL 70 he held August 3 The Con.
sressousl canvass has practically closed The following
"a full list Of the candidates.
Frs Disfrics--John X Miller, j. II. Randolph, N @.
TAYLOR. Thoa d. Arnold
Scond Rarsct-L4 C. Houk, n. X Bird, Joseph A.
Cooper, r. S,Hciskeil
Thsvd Difrict-wm b. stokes, James X. Hood
F;trtl Dsarict-Edmund Cooper
FYfth Dsavscf--s J. Carter, NJ NJ Brcn, Jno Hugh
Smith, VIM X McDougai, VIM. b. Campbell.
Saa Dsfrict--D H. Thomas, Samuel N. Arneli
Iepsuth D,sirict--Em. Etherdge, L r. Hawkins
E,ohth Diuvsct-w. G. Dunlap, John Bullock, W.
Ioftwick, W. T. Bailey, John Hunter, W. r. Farmer,
I,alfe \. saunders
MrSsxsorA The Democratic state Convention win be
held In the city Of ST. Paul the 10th day Of August
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the occs
OF Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary OF ssic
State Treasurer Aunrpsy General and Clerk Of the gu
sSepss oHSm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
Police Intelligence.

sw,NDLfNG CLOTHING MERCHANTS.
Sergeant Buchanan aud officer Pike OF the Seventh
precinct yesterday arrested Charles Hid'r alias Thouns
Simpson alias Sanders young man about twenty 6ve
years of age the charge OF feIoniousy obtaining
quantity OF clothing, vaued at $l25, from Mr.
Nathaniel A. Knapp Of No 10 CortIandt street, on tho
25th inst. The accused caliod on Mr. Knapp. and ~
presenting himself tailor solicited work. at the same
time presenting what purpored to be q certificate of
character from gentleman connected with large
clothing warehouse in Cherry street On tho strcnph
of This certificate which believed TO be genuine, waS
given quantity Of goods from the cutter To make up
but unfortunately, der neglected to return tie prop
crty. In similar manner the accused obtained tl30
worth Of unmde goods from Robert Taylor, or No -
Duane street aud Il lesser amount from HamnersaurBh
Brothers, Of No College place. II Is believed tle
other firms have becD similarly swndled. a0
3d. the victims the prisoner the EexM aFkce
prison. where hc stands committed by JnStiee shandicv
before the ImitatOrs or Lubtn's Ex-"
the public to adopt their spa
rious preparations two miracles must be accompish.dS
Tho manufacture Of PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS be stopped and the nation deprived Of 10
smell While both exist, the former viii continue
u enchant the latter. Sold everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Hemorrhoids Radically Cured In Ten
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. d.. Consulting and Opersnvs
surgeon. No. Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Chevalser,s Life for the Hair Restores
gray original color stops ne falling out sssps ss
head clean stands above coppars0u with any otner ~
drrssne Sold 81 che drug ssores and a my ccs Nc
Broedwsy SARAH A. CHBvALikk u "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Royal Havana LSttsry.-Prises Fsio
IN gold Information furnished Highest RATES paid fer
doubloous and All kinds OF gold and silver
TAILOR q Co, Bankers, 10 Wau ssrces y. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Croquss Games, Fall sils, Complete
acts with instruction from o0 80 70 ~ pece
for sale ct ALTuOF BERGMAHN co. d Maiden lane.
Nsux Wash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Emba Inning the Dsad.-Peraons wtsn-
Inc I'D preserved will meet with entire salts
faction BY applying at W. j. bUNNELL AUS tSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Batehsl0r's Hair Dye-The Best IN the
world Harmless reliable insta ntaneous The only psrfecs
dye. Factory. 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

No More Gray HAIR or Baldness.-rorty-
Ave yssrs' prAcsce. Advice frss, By DR. ohANp'hAS.
Aston place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Henry A. Daniels, N. d.. Censsis l
and (pcr.tiye Surgeon No Union square special Asses-
lion ~ ali diseases OF tho Pelvic viscerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

An Excellent Book.-Hydropsthic Fam
lily PHYSICIAN. 80 illustrations: 500 pages ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

B. A. Brooks Boot Ind Shoe Emporssnf
No o7s Broadway Boots shoes Caters and shppen.
every description ladies Gents boys msses sno en-
dren BMr smith. for many ye ~ ~ ssn,. a."
parment and Mr. H. Nunns, the old and wen hnown Io
man. the entire supervision OF the sde ana
departmeuts which Z sufficient guarantees Tor sAs's
b75 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Trusses. Shoulder Braces, &c.-Dr. Gio.
vERs Truss and Bandaes Institute has peen "
No. IL Ann street. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

All Prizes Cashed fn Legal Lettsrfss-
'''"'~ '"' j. CLUrE, Broker. Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Address GO smOkers.-P0ilak 4 SON, Meer>
srhsum Manufacturer Broadway Fourth street.
Pipes Cigar Holders retail 10 order boiled mount
ed with silver and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. OmciaS
Dra wings Circulars and Information sent
). g. CLAYTON 10 Wall street. New Yort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

BaIch's Mandolins for the Hatr.-Ne
Lead sulphur silver Only pure Arcs sold kefere"s
CAswell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

xy,,oor Il Gibbs sewing MAehiae-
no. COS B4oAnvAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30


/.
BYrrn TMAs Or Wrlls-The mos. valuable poaAesS'ss
PLANTATION BITrkRS 49,.
w1 TSsy s Ssiet III. nerve.
rbsy crcate q healthy appetite
1hsy purify ana l1ys9las ins sn% nou.oe
TSsy require =. sGsass q dict ,.u,,
eshsS.ed natures great they composed %
and ss.S. PERFECTLY crs. "
TRY THEM, AND BE CURED.
,-..---S, .
FL0KENcE and rAsriEs LA EoSE are :s snss.d.f
hv .rs necmnarsb. FOR bsa,fyins the complsHion snn
Joys Is Fulton street '''''''- -
.,....m,r, ,o- ror1oIr ana n,es-o.s.-
gsr the ~ o,s Or this line are All new ana
:ae Passenger. in procuring ticket. must be careful to ash
" ~ : - -
tsen. Nc moser Who has ever tried 4 win :
lie, pass through critical period without the 81!
Of N, s s: .nd 2 oa oh m sns .a
i"'"' the bowels rAlr.y.nve cent. bottle.
Add.... TO snoksr.:-PoilahA Son, Moor
ed with silver and repaired.
All Prise. o..n.a in L...i L....-,..-
Circulars and Drawings sent.
-
n-s-.. r..n.a NMranR
III ., "a T. ,c~n..,o, sscs
W. Ma york
800. :
-.,,-. u~~r III var~nss ac Hau>-
- An naGei.Sh NJ IN - ur,-,sy scGr-.. a.
I'LL rhfS"~N' ." ToWI ~ VILLA
n.,ch,s Msmdolins for the Hasr.-Ne
Lead SULPHUR or silver Only pure article sold Rsferem
CAswel. Mack 4 Co
-
netensl9rs Mcir Dys-s T go. 1850
world Harmis:s reliable ins,an ssneous INV """ P''"'
----------
Hest and Cheapest-Millsr's Heir Dye.
Try ~ large 70 sold by druggists Depot IS Deg 81
Croqoee GENES, Fen Sh ~ ~. - ~
sets, with books Of insrucuon ,rym say
70. w ~. - A"'""'
r..sv w..s.rs,
Smevsner-. LIZ 70. ~. s-n,.. 80 S..cs -
ay har 70 ~ cosoI .vp, ~ -,sS an, othsr hsp
hesa so~ =, a.. 1rs ssoyss ana Al nv odcs No 10
HrosXvsx AARAH A. CHRVALiEk n o.
-
u. n. Brooks boot m0 = nOe ~ !. yy-s -
No 078 Broadwsy--BoOts SHOES CATERS anu 80
every DESCRIPTION lades gent boys miss:s ana can
dren. n B-Mr. smith, for many yes1r, ~ senss' a."
..rs.r.ce .cd NJ NJ Nu0ns aud wen Known fOre~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Throw NOT Peoples Fau1ts -.
In their teeth for there are few teeth that have NOT t
,her own There IL but 20 preserve them w'noa'
snot or pemish H. by the daily use OF ,he 49,
tifrice IN existencc-frsgrsnt eOzODoNT-o"oA '"''"
and agreeable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

The Red Jacket stomach Bitters lnvig-
ornte the system give 70 the stomach and cnven se
mind thousands uaed H. and hcrc IL but one vorc
and h Of their wonderful cures They are cold oy s "S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

wheeler Il wilson's Lock stttch se~"
In, Machine and Button ole Machine Go BroaawS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

An Old Nurse FOR ChildTen.-D0mr fail -
procure MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chdrro
teething No mother who has ever tried Z Will consent =
child pass through this critical period without the Az
invaluable preparation Gives 10 the mother an1
relief and health 70 the child Cures wind colo and e>-
lntas the bowels. Thrty-n cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

Al steamors for Norfolk and Rich monde
The steamers of the new line run Regularly every
evening O'Clock foot OF Frederick street Bai
more The OF this line all comfortable anA
Passengers procuring tickets must be careful TO ash
fort he line. Snd other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

A.-Ladfes. an Indispensable Article.
Madame LEwENBERGS csiebrated PASTILLE6 Dr.
FLORENCE and PASTIIIEs A LA ROSE exoeedsgy
refreshing tan freckles sunburn, In.
they Incompatible beaufying the COMPLEXION anl
perfectly harmless At druggiss and Wholesale 81 LOVE-
JOYS, W Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30

After some conversation about the armies aud their
spective merits and prospects Of success, in which
took the most opposite grounds, and he'd much
warm controversy asked Belle II she would sng for
me- which she agreed to do and fulfilled her promise by
singing my Maryland in such a manner that thanked
her. but added that thought her conversational powers
far superior 10 her musical ability. In truth, Miss Belle
can tslk gres. deal .ssed her she would not play
she could she did not play but said She my cousin
docs and will call her" She accordingly did No. aud Miss
young lady appeared and dsccursed Dixie" THE Red
White and Blue" and many other we'll known and
p D%so, ' on 0G Se piano "' Mss Belize sometime.
Joined In with her and sometirnes she did not.
had now enough Of Miss Belle TO give mo
line In demeanor, unreaned In manners, not well accom-
plished but pretty well informed tho topics Of tho
studied hsr face in VAN for any traces Of e soft and
ennobIng qualities which make lady the type of her
ser. She will excuse me for having studied her NO
infinitely did, hope for her personal appearance,
AZ we'll "A her left anything but pleasant
impress ON my memory which, from the very nature OF
my business, II nothing else, h more than commonly
tenacious In appearance she rather taller than the
medium sixe or women, and not wci proporsiopcd Tor
her shoulders were not broad and her chest was
and sunken Her complexion light her hair inciining
~ sandy her eyes gray and full OF motion, her features
sharp and tbin and always distorted by an affected
winning Her limbs 20 far M had opportunity ofiudg.
ing the finest portions Of her person. She was At
tired 10 light musn almost whit when mr ~. sam nc,
purple strip OF belt ribbon cncirced her waist ana
q small black silk sack hung from her shouldcrs her
thin hight hair shaded back or her sce and knoed
behind her head and fastened with bow Of white and
red which hung down upon her shoulders Her fingers
were adorned with many rings and she had several but
ona and trpkets on her breast which she claimed
trophies from officers ~ both armies Miss Belle
was about twenty i've or twenty AK years old This
,a tolerabc picture OF the psTs0rne Of Belle Boyd
Jaw her at Front Roysi little three years ago
The old lady contemplated Belle with great satisfac
c "or % s :, soS s
about r. and had their own opinions concerning hot
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-14
1t Is Coming.

Unarrested by the approach of winter
and the departure of midsummer heats,
the cholera still strides westward. Desert
ing its Oriental haunts, in Co~nstantinople
and the Levant it has broken out along
the Mediterranean coast of France and
Spain. 1t is ravaging Toulon, depopulat-
ing Marseilles, and raging at Barcelona.
1t threatens Madrid, and the fear of it
keeps Mt. HaTej Gun Hvu .4tHfsvv-~-
Spanish court, cholera-bound in Paris. In
Marseilles on the 18th of September, 81
deaths were registered, of which 50 were
deaths by cholera, and the whole city is
flying from the scourge that threatens all.
Amid the universal panic, however, one
man redeems the honor of his city by
giving an example of fidelity, humanity
and courage worthy a Roman soldier. 1t is
the Mayor of Marseilles, the crippled but
heroic NJ. dc Maupas, who goes upon his
rutchesfromhospital tohospital organizing
the contest against the common foe, encour-
aging the people, animating the sick, and
Drawing death manfully in the discharge
of his duty. In Toulon more than half
the population have left the city, and on
Sunday, September 18th, the mOrtuary lists
showed eighty-four deaths, seventy-six by
cholera.
Nor is this all. The dreaded disease
has already overleaped the last dividing
space but one that lies between its Oriental
home and America. 1t has shown itselfin
England. A well-authenticatsd case has
appeared at Southampton, and the man
attacked is dead. And we hear vague ru-
mors that it has already broken out in Lon
don, though English papers, perhaps fear
lug a panic, make no announcement of the
fact.
What should this stealthy but ire
sistible and terrible westward progress of
the Indian pestilence teach us? In the
East the work of preparation against the
disease and of fighting against it is going
bravely forward. In Toulon they are
burning fires of fir and pine nightly in all
the streets of the city, as they did in 1895,
hoping thus to keep off the pestilenee.
Throughout France and Spain they are
cleaning out the cess-pools of u civiliza-
ton, and, wherever it is possible, enforcing
health and cleanliness. In England they
are up and doing. Here in America, al
though we are morally certain that the
pestilence will be upon us with the early
heats of June, if not earlier, are still idle
1t is not in the spirit of an alarmist, but
in one of sober and earnest warning,
that We call upon u people to set their
house IN order-to prepare for a grim
struggle with the monarch of diseases.