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, 1865-08-21

Having done this, he shon1d decide that, as
The Government Of the United States owes It's
present existence to these numerous violations
Of the Constitution, the Federal Government
itself exists In violation Of the Constitution,
and is therefore void. The Federal Govern.
,ucnt being nu111ty, the present State Of
Kentucky, organized within and as part Of
the annnlled Unitcd States, is equally void,
including tho Court Of Appeals which rem.
dcred this decision. Having thus arrived at
the result TO which his premises would logi-
cal.y carry him, It would ouly be in good taste
for him to vacate his seat, and yield the same
10 some person who believes that the United
States end MI It upholds have the right OF
sclfprcservation. This decision, we suppose,
Is Illuminated on the heels of the Conservative
triumph at the late election in Kentucky, as a
sort Of earnest TINT the spirit Of the proud
hentucEtans still lives. But unfortunately
the Supreme Court OF the United States also
lives to oycYrule Il
, 1865-08-21

Total -$t0 toG $3.50 q ,4ta co. IS
In Boston, On Wednesday,, there was m active
demand for money, hat although the balances o
many Of tho bank were ratherlow, there was no diff
Guilty in obtaining money on the usual terms. The
Ealef or cali loans Was per cent on satisfactory col
laterns, and abort tma loans were easily Obtained
by borrowers Of good credit at about PC. cent
-1n New York, on "Wednesday, there was, much
to the qualification Of tta AaNtu<s thcre, no
new sensation In Wall street. The excitement of
the day before, growing out Of the ketchum fall
ure, and the lgcriez and cscapade Of Young Ketch-
nm, was too intense to be kept up 10 fever hea, In
Wall and William streets for more than twenty.
four hours 1t time. The banking house OF Ketch-
un, Son Co. had made out their balance sheet,
and nothing Is yet definitely known OF thelr ability
Us to dividend 10 theft New England bunk eosrcs-
pondeutA and other out Of Town creditors.
The money naTket vas not q diillcuit one to the
eound and Cd established brokers Today. On Tie
contrary, private lenders appeared IN the street. Of
ferlng money at cali ut p cent The banks we're
extra tastidsous ns 10 collateral where The borrow
ets were ret especial taroEites or ot unaoubted
pass Oh In few days, and money lent at bunk as
freely Is It fs On the 1ttret. On sound stock col
lateral loans np9n gold are not 20 much ia favor,
IN exchange on London. have prevented the calling
or gold In bank.
Ing ID Inst. very different in sonsa respects 10
What expected, and their character Is nnayora-
ble or although the stock Of coin and bullion has
only decreased EtG,031, 1hcne Is a decrease IN the
reserve of notes Of no less than OK which
dncrs the amount In hand to only R5, CO.., ,475 with
IN increase In the active circulation OF a574.7
while there Ia ilIninntion in the other or private
deposits Of no less than &. So CSC The directors
Inst week raised the rate Of discount IN order to
protect lis stock Of bullion. This week they have
raised 1t in order 10 project their reserve Of notes.
ihs amount Of which now stands at a low figure.
: The Bunk Of france rcturns Iur the week ending
I'd Inst. chow decrease Of only -, Co., IN increase
IN commercial bifls discounted Of 47a6 QUO, and an
ncrcaee In current accounts or private deposits Of
Etc. 000. The other ttems Of the account exhibit
little change.
, 1865-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EyENIS0, AnS. 10.
There IL no new feature to report in monetary
circles to-day. As has been the case during the
week, the demand for money has been Light, and
the indipostion Of the banls to enlarge their line
Of transactions Il a. positive Is at any previous
day. Until the excitement caused by the unfortu-
nate financial operations in New York aha1l have
entirely died away, and confidence restored, our
banl1 viii not extend discount facilities except to
heir n1ost valued customers. This they consider
the path Of duty as well the path Of eatety Very
fortunately the demands Of trade at this time call
for no departure from this determination, as the
markets are very quiet, with no disposition to ope
rate.
Eastern Exchange Eenaias close. There Is very
little making, and holders have no desire to SELL ex-
cept upon their own terms. oecaaional}y some Is
voluntarily put upon the market by bankers suffer-
ing from deficiency Of currency forced upon them
By call from the Government, but has It's eject bat
for day. and the markes assumes It's wonted striu-
gency. The quotations arc nominally par buying,
l1o premium selling but both figures are enlarged,
II deemed expedfent. Gold, in New York, shows
an upward tendency. The following arc the quota.
1,n3 -
, 1865-08-21

Ing Wetis-Strikes on Dunknrd Creek
From tie BotbWeil Oil Regtou4-A
Roaring Well In Stewards Run.

In all reference to oil Interests, Pitholc will
lead until It yields to succeeding greater
sensation, for 1t has NOW twelve flowing wells.
| A rccent letter says:' :
No. 10, the we'll that wns On fire few DAYS
| ago, Is flowing about four hundred barrels,
! with sucker rods In. When they arc drawn,
It is the opinion that she will equal the United
States we'll or the Homestead we'll.
Nos GO, 81, g., 63, 10, 8, ST, p, 81; o5 and z,
Holnden Farm; have all been pumped and
tested, and are yielding largely. Nos. 60 and
81 have every appearance Of being largo dow-
Ing wells.
ON Dunkard Creek, Pa, very promising
strike Is announced in one of the Wilkins
Wells, the "Good Luck" or ns 1t Is some-
times called, the "Frog. pond" at depth of
568 feet. This strike WIS made IN small
strata Of black shale, Of not over twelFe to
sixteen inches, and Immediately below is the
finest white sank rock.
"A good strike was made by the Ashton
Amber OIL Company OF Philadelphia, in their
well on the ELI fftua farm, on Dankard Creek,
on Tuesday morning last, ut the depth Of five
hundred feet. The oil ran from the tools and
ropes ind stood In pools around the derrick.
Tits Is the deepest strike Of any value that
has been made il this region, and Is regarded
very favorably By oil men.
"A letter from Boutwell, &c. w to the
aindisou (Nis.) Journal says:
One hundred to one hundred and fifty new
wells arc In progress md better than oil,
there Is every nov aud then striking of oil
In larger quantities than heretofore :,
Among the wells struck recently is " The
Pepper Well,n located some sixty rods vest
Of the Lick WE'LL" and where the "1ntcr-
national, No. l - Is now, going down. At
first the rrnsnecf una not verT 1rirhf huf
when the pump was put down the proprietor
soon found TINT Lick, with his eighty barrels
day WINS nowhere.
-0n Friday and Saturday last, the company
now owning the Pepper Well, solicited the
appointment Of q committee, representing the
their well and testing It's productive qualities
by actual measurement. The committee was
appointed und the test made by first emptyinc
the tanks and then working the pumps for
six consecutive hours. The Measurement In
casks proved that the. pumping had been at
the rate Of 20 barrels per day, sixty barrels
hours working. On Saturday the yield WAS
still little greater.
- intelligence from Rouscvfllc reports that
the famous Reed or Mountain Well, on Cher.
~ Run, stopped flowing On Sunday night, and
that preparations nrc Being vigorously made
to commence pumping. THIS we'll has yielded
largely ever since Il was struck, and the sud.
den stoppage Of Its flow was not anticipated.
The Ohio Petroleum Company hare
depth Of $50 feet. It throws oil md water to
the height of 40 feet from the top Of the we'll.
The creek near has been covered with the oil.
thrown out, and several barrels of Oh have
been collected from The surface of the water.
near 1t. This Is the first positive proof had that
there vas OIL at a great depth In The OIL .re.
, 1865-08-21

Among the curios1ties brought home by the
15th Iowa, is wooden mortar, used at the
reduction OF Spanish Fort, near Mobile, It Is
not u "Quaker gun," like those which fright
cncd General Mcclellan, ut Manassas, but IN
Instrument capable OF formidable execution.
L. Is made OF The famous "gum tree" and Is
ing Of wood, except iron bands near the end
OF the mortar, to make 1t more secure. II can
throw a Gpound she'll. The idea of con-
structing these mortars, we are told, was bor-
rowed from Yankee who first used them to
throw shot into Vicksburg. Twenty-Five were
constructed for tho pioneer corps, and they
did good service in the attack on Mobile.
Three men could carry md manage mortar
with ease, nnd they were used In riac-plts and
positions where they could be used without
exposure to the encIny's fire.
, 1865-08-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EvkS1y1, August =.
LUABER-Recclred, 1915 m shipped, e,11s n. Mar
ket quiet but t1m. Receipts Light Sales were: Car
60 schr Goldsmith, rom Grand Hlver, 50 COMMON
mixed at t1a5a by Brewstcs cargo schs Luddin:ton.
rom Sturgeon Bay. 50 N su!ps and III ut $ik-5a BY
Morton; cargo schr Sinai from Pier Marquette u N
strips and boards II $1i25 by Loomls; cargo schr Ar
mazda, from GRIND Eiya, 10 m Y sutps, RATED, At
t1a.ce5, by Irish L Fuller.
gHISGLES-Rrcelved. 6ss N; shipped, 1876 N.
Belle, nom Manitowoc 80 N sawed, at $50; ~
sawed C4s and 40 at &L5o; 70 cedar at $3.50 10 m
No. xed at f3o0; cargo schr GesIne, ton Msato-
woe 20 m sawed at $500; 100 shaved tHs and
~ ut &i.51; 50 n ceiar st $3.50,
We duets gatrl nrjcea AZ follows:
, 1865-08-21
THE SHENANDOAH.
Still On the Lay for Whalers.
Later and Additional Particulars from
the Pncidc,

From The New Bedford stsndara. anons, n,
Mr.. James O, Ayelire. matc or The barona
| 1t-at, eu;t, ~ 4h,, 49,.
sn.nansoas - % 1913 @ po'. ~. ou,nea oy pirate
San Francisco, by the Nicaragua route to
| New York. The Jireh was captured June
I'D, about thirty miles east of Cppe Thad-
deus, IN The Kamtschalka sea. she had four
hundred bar1rls Of oil, nil tnken within eight
days previous. Ships Sophia Thornton and
Milo, Of this port, were captured the same
day. The Sophia Thornton had no oil, and
was burned, and the Milo was bonded and
sent to San Francisco with the crews Of the
Other captured vessels on board.
The first vessels destroyed after leaving
Melbourne were ships Hector, Of this port,
EdwaFd Carey, OF SAN franctsco, formerly Of
Santueket a. Ascension (or hopp) Island, lati-
o Masa ca1ey an nao one nanofeo ana alty barrels
Inc next waa bafque harvest, Of Honolulu,
Ea.n toemy ~ l 9. aas lri Eapio1sa On ne Passage AZ
lsga ss1;a tui Mna 1sus I5.a 10 dne Nolla =
m5 n; O. 1se
tna transfer papers, and declared U belief that
sng r %as ~ M M Aean 70 save her
seq " 1aise papers.
.,P EMP a., Aoigal. o. thls poH1 was captured
auoM srsnia l4 Sune tns n ing iec anu tr{1ngt 70
~ "m e, - nel way "lo 'ne oenotsk Sea- enc hao
saips Mhnam thompson and Enphrates, OF
q e9is LOT Me5s captured @ some distance snuih
Ct Gapc - Ihoddens q ie" days before the Jireh
swift me Nnlmm thompson had taken one
s1a4 Waa7e:
Nr. ATelme knoWs nothing Of the reported
capture OF the brig Susan Abigail, Of San
francisco.
After fhe captured crews were put On board
the Milo she. was allowed to takc provisions
from the Sophia Thornton. While this vas
, 1865-08-21
Steel and CrnIg's Market Report.

GLAsdoN, AnS+2.
Our imports s1e moderate>of all articles, Tha
wc~cT still continues favorable for the maturing OF
neghhorhood. With dali accounts fon1 the south our
tFada has ruled quiet during the Eeez prices ge1eay
g M AllWsukie having been sold at %. Eoa quay.
Other Articles hsse been steady ut about last weeks
Te,day:s market waszaoderately attendea: Wheas IN
ncsday Flour Quiet and 81 per barrel lower. To-day
Royal Mills sold = r. 3d. Gisy 4nls at 2is Csnss a
previous prices Beans, scarce, ind fully dear In
dian Com unchanged; 4i1ed American held at lss- to
PEoyisIoSs-stcady. Bacon In short supply, and
tnl1y dear. Cheese. ready sale, Cho!ca Dairy at
scarce, and anything choice wonld command ready
e. 5 E q Tas .as
nom sos. to nos, . il Quality Lard continues to ID
Tots hava been sold 1t Is. d. md Pearls ii 81 d.
rom quay. We art, yours Mihfu13y,
ETYEL CEAIG
, 1865-08-21

The matket here has not been very strong to-1ay.
The brokers generally have bat little confidence in
The lata adEancc In gold. It opened nt 14sx, ad-
vaaoed 10 1isss, and closed quiet al 143D14s.i,
There Is hardly any Silver in this market. At pre-
sent hrokers are paying ta3G1sI. Government
bonds are steady. Five-tweuies. los buying; 105x
selling, .Ten-forIes, ads9 buying; ssE selling.
Nothing appears 10 be doing IN Cook County Scrip.
It Is held at q for new, and par for old.
Therc were rnrnoln on the street. eald to be de-
rived from private dispatches from New York, that
several Of the Hartford, Conn, banks had Eailed.
despatch from the Presldent Of one Of the leadins
New York banks received here to-day, says that no
Connecticut bank had failed, or wss likely to fal.
The following Is The business Of the Clearing
Houec for The week ending to-day, Is received BY
MI. Ives, the manager:
, 1865-08-21

tween Carson City and Washoc; and the st,o-
u1alions Of the result are that II the Piulcs
are victorious, the hunting territory OF The
Washoes shall belong to them; and II the
Nashoes arc victorious, the territory now
claime d by the Piutes shall be the property Of
the Washoe+thls means the neiShborhood OF
Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City, Dayton, and
east of this rep ion.
, 1865-08-21
THE LEGAL TENDER ACT ANSUI-
LED IN KENTUCKY.

TIN To,,r4 of A,rco1s of +ho a. a%a ar r.,
4,,c,-v ;s far no,,, ,nco,,;o,s ,xora~ a,.sa
rste and son,,,st,catcd r5h,maI refo,a ,, 1r1,c1
to4,, ,ho .,,oe+;,,, ~ ~, stt4 .,tts.,,t4- -
any of The acts Of the Government for sun
ra Mez.s .ne 'nan WONG 9 DC n SoaE
ner's court mo.ttals. Indeed. Kentucky occn,
-sa5 ~, H. s..s ~ srn.a. .-s1 1-s'as.-., '. oS-s W,
ton between tie Union and the Confederacy,
+,.. ,,e 5oo,r,o-, ,,,.o., r,,-sa1-sd
.uat 10 oee'a.ou uPou 1ns 4ues'A nsDise1
between the Federal Government and the re-
penoa' - - - =. AA' 90 .4HS ~ Ane sooo
womnn who ndni cnrc, rs between her hus-
band and the bear, which whipped. Perhaps
utI'e 1cSe aaAtJ oA fatAA guesuons OF
lift or death to the nation, wonld become the
stnte of Kentucky nuite M we'll az II, ,ord,v
s"s,,,r's ~. aa.ss ~ NJ. 90 ,,a' ~ 4ot
indifference; but kentucky thinks differently,
and hence majority OF her Young men en-
bsaced The first opportunity 10 take up arms
against tue union-hence, too. O majority OF
,,cr Cour4 of Anne.l. h,s dec5acd tba .T.,o1
AIa co'o "a aPpeAe uas oec1oeo LIE Legal
A.no.t a.' " ~ un'p1stttut4o1s ~ ~.
IT,, ,n s olon ola'a y. .. .,s Sas s,:,.',s nus
$50, s eu1 - ~ a. .s S"a'''t',
Anu 'os'ns' VIC are eonstlainco 10 say, one OF
tne lnos' INGENIOUS u @le1'nco's against 1ne act
~ ~ paouuseu w. ,
.,.. 80 ~ eae as-.A''a 10 sul'a1eo up ~
.Wher.ror 49,. F tna.,, c,.,..
ute L cnnsiticni With lie Siate conss,tutiuu. be
looks tato tfrS con.tltution; not for q grant, but
the tonles iere,sre n,. y. ,o ~ not faE;ddaI
By their organic law"
"lut, ~ Congress derives its power from grants
By The Icople Of preexsting State sovesesEnfies, IN
cnllgst*nea inquirer MIC be eonaiitasi6nslig of
Is tlU
by the Federal CONSTITUTION; tor tha Consit
expressly declares tha. all power not delegated by It
class Of cares therefore ho Who sssf,s The 1,nEr-
holds the affirmative aad unless he ..nafnfaina
IL" The controyt:ted act should uot be enforced Al
lasF by the judiciary. On tht contrary. III T,a.11
affirming that gcc:elsuye acf Of Etafe Is nr,hi,
ited By ihc Stale Constitution uoust proye Il. md
nnlefs TIC proof be ecar the contested sci Suus be
the " two " ease e. a &c oe oe
GATED. brt in thc iatcr Il NUT sppcar 10 have boen
And. IN this casc therefore Tho noxc, a n.s. III.
tender act musf sni.tsc1oEily appear TO haye been
delegated cforr lie judiciary should rccogui.e md
,r,.o
ihc power 70 haAe anything eise t0au
gold and silver legal tender haa
not ,ncn crn,c,s,v Trn,ted ~ ~
", s4Au'eo 70 1"c
fcdcfal GoVernmcnt, and must have
been expressly granted TO It in order to exist
~, ~
Heuee u ooee noL eA1st' IL tNc4pIcssiy aeneo
10 The States, but this, according to Judge
Robertson, was necessary TO prevent them
from haelns inc Tasht- As TO the General
s'o'e'nnent, II Fas only necessary to till TO
E7anth. The opinion continues:
nry sosoe @ Pe1sens s haze sfgnsd, TO con mo
10 make or deela,c anything mousy i. NAV eSoess
10 iof ~ s s.tns nn.qpa 9uEEs hcn there cfas
, 1865-08-21
A Patriotic Father Rejoicing Over Fire
Sons Returned from the War.


Sons Returned from the War.
Editors Chicago Tribune.
Amid the general rejoicing at the return Of
our conqueting heroes, permit me TO say that
probably no man in Mclean county, and, pos-
sibly, not in the State or Union, has greater
cause 10 rejoice than I have: Not In pecuni.
ary point of view, for can name numbers of
men who have kept their sons nj home, and
improved their opportunity to make money.
But rejoice that had fire sons able, ante 1t
their countr3's call willing, to leave father
and mother, sisters and friends, and take their
lives In their hands and otter themselves sac
1iice on the altar Of their country. And,
after an aggregate service Of nearly s<aaet.tn
yeors, none of them having been more than
slightly wounded, nor taken prisoner, they are
al permitted to return to me-, each having bis
roll Of Honorable Discharge
Mr.. Editor, hare great reason to rejoice !;
must, do rejoice
Cd. BINGHAM.
BE1A1sv1llr (nea1 BloomingtonA H., August
u, 1865.
, 1865-08-21

gion, and puts the question at rest There
must he an immense powe. or force of some
sort to be able to throw the oil and water to
vell, Experienced oil men, having 10 Interest
in this well, think ii will yield 20 barrels Of
oil per day. -:
The new well Of the Horscneek and French
Greek Petroleum Company, Va, Is yielding
Iort5 barrels per day.
Hugh Lee, Of Cleveland, struck oil In his
we'll, On the west bank Of Little Beaver, Inst
week at The depth Of five hundred and twenty
feet. The capacity Of The we'll is estimated at
ten barrels per dny. It Is about mile and
half above the mouth Of the creek.
, 1865-08-21

"A Detroit officer, who WAS taking fe-
male prisoner from Saginaw in the caTa, left
when lie conductor came along, and The
woman refusing to pay her fare, he put her OF
the train. The officer was not little chop
fallen on learning how he had lost his prison
, 1865-08-21
From the 6sth Illinois Infantry,

A letter from the 55th Illinois Infantry,
August LIST, locates that regiment ut Mont
gomeEy, Ala, as part Of the Sd brigade, ID
division. 10th army corps. The regiment now
numbers ovH one thousand men, eight hun
dred having been added late1y: BY transfer
from regiments going home. The boys think
their hard.tack Is n tEihe harder than ever,
just now, because there Is less number oi
comrades in the field to cat It; and the cry Is
strong, from that quarter, "Wc want to 20
hpme.4'
, 1865-08-21
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRrVED. D.-......August H.
Stmf Sea Bird. Morgan, Manitowoc, sunlFtes,
top FaFofite, Napier, St Joseph suutlries
FEop =. J. IFnesdelf, Wilson, Grand Haven. sun-
Prop Sun, Jones, sarnia sund.1es.
1afqas ~ u. r. COTE, Walker, Bay City, 10 II 1uns-
naEqos LstinIer, Kyle, Grand Traverse, eas eds
sehr q: Kand, Mckay, Nu.k.=on, 1os N lumber. ~
sehr Maine, Williams, Muskcgun. 10 m lumber.
Senr 1nEh, Satnueleon, Nlskt1so1, I3 q lnoost.
scnf y Lawrence, Wilson, St Joseph. u N 1an-
sehr Belle, Larsen, Mauiioroc, 500 q shingles.
schr AimiTss Ee.son. South Haven, - cords wood.
schr Charlotte, Williamson, Wolf Rtver, $ cords
sehr P. Hayden, ,retard, Pierre Marqustse, 10 m
srbr sinai, Caswcll, Pierre Marquette, s. m lumber.
schr AIMS Tho1tne, Anderson, Duck Lake, 70 m
Sch Barney Eaton, Burns, Culon City, 70 m ,una-
her, st cords wood.
schf Gem. Helm. Union City. g cords wood
schs Helen nlooa, Robinson "istnson's P'es, lts
sehE Ostrich; fsrguse2np, 70, oso9so, 70 n inmbeE;
schr vermont Reid, Green Bush, 10 et1s wooa-
sehr John Hlly, Cornell, Holland, ss eds wood.
schr Josephine Dresden, Patterson, Charlottesville,
seow Appleton, Taior, Davis Pier, 70 eds wood.
Scow hiIondelle~ Thompson, kalanaxoo, 60 N
scow L j. aoldnl.h, s1bbe, Grand Haven. 90 m
seow SlasE: Hsvk, pzre,t Grand Haven, 100 m
seow L p Fo.isr, Mckenzie, Mu.kseon, 1oo IN
lumber, 20 N lath. .
, 1865-08-21

SACuEDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
The following summary shows the movement in
produce md prorisions during the past n hours,
compared with the movement for the same time1a
, 1865-08-21

For the Week Ending Aug. 10, 1866.

SATCRDAr EvES0, Aug. 49,.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of Beef Cnttlc during the week ending
to-day, compared with receipts and shipments ui
the corresponding week Of Inst yeaf:
BFFE CATTLE
, 1865-08-21

Illinois and Michigan Canal.
The repairs on the Illinois and Michigan Canal
Will be completed BY Tuesday. The canal will then
be opened for The passage OF boats
, 1865-08-21
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

aITCRDAT EvK1Ixg, Aux. u,
Our tobbers report aeady, active trade during the
week tust closing The Interior Is bare goods Of ali
kinds and dealers obliged to stock up. The bills
arc tasge but there being many Of them the sacs
aggregate largely Prices easter, and On se1esal
brands we reduce quotations Nc. Some brands OF
shiftiug are lower. Amoakeas Ticks 3, C and D ars
&c lowee Carpets arc quiet at previous prices. We
, 1865-08-21
How TO Make MONEY.

We arc at loss to know What should pre-
vent any man In this entcrprisiug age from
making money, unless he is troubled with
honesty, modesF or industry. Hhe Is indus.
t1ious, ten to one he settles regularly into
some legitimate calling, as Straightforward as
that Of Longfellow's village blacksmith, for
whom
Each morning secs some task begun.
Eaeh evening eeee II Close
Something accomplished, something done, =
.x Hath earned nights rcpose.
Aye, and that's nit it ca1ns, while the black-
smiths indolcnt but willy and cunning neigh
Dor has struck ilc,'' or in some other lucky
way, without earning anything, managed 10
absorb n sum equal to the earnings Of hun
drcd blackxmiths for hundred years. Mod
csty Is an objectionable sin In any man who
would make money. Nerer permit the
thought to enter your head that there Is my
thing known, that you hare not tathorned to
It's profoundest depths; never suffer the i'm
p1icatIon to rest upou your honor that there
nrc any talents you do not possess, any nc
quaintance you do not enjoy, any backers you
can not command, or any capital you can not
invest Scout the idea that you ever had your
superior In anything that happens to turn up.
and then advertise I'LL your name stares
~ ~" ="
10y as"ep ~ nou'
So "ste -osnuE. n'a ~ apon tns oluee
3not1lAis ~ ~ sNes1eoI ane =. 'cfcnu ecalie
lia''' - "nose epo,ase' 'eeulAuon not
esn .ne soat ~ee' Hmo xoam venture 10
p'ea'u7 uif eas. u4seo ~ W plo'
e!anms .. slo''ous cnAi'lAols cnaelpf'ze IN
"haeu 1o'c'no'e' eenauis' uua o.nes e1ta'
anu e1s'nte1 M .ns1 "e1c ensea was
acontec 1ot LUG euusauon VI tue etep7'aotnefs
ol .nosc "to nau taiiea ~ lue "m' anu tle
WIDOWS ano ofpna"s oi tnose VINO survived
eou'a anS'n oe 80 suon%e'y "ortny o1
1anso'ned, feeenetateo ana oiooo oousnt peo-
ple: VI course not' anu .nea-"hat k1no
torc'nongnt! a eomm't.ec nsa already oeen
arpointeo' ana II naa oeen discovered that
Inc hnest coueGe ouna,ng' except oslofo, IN
the world, costing mn indeanatels large sum
Of money, could DC Ind Tor such an lndeanite-
" email sum OF money that-an short, We
hastcned 70 subscribe, and thanked the Kind
frov1denee "neh mac SET apart our reverend
h4cnd 10 look stef otneis "enAfc white we
selhshls Sought only me th'nsa that were
our OWL iiaro's nao ne gone ont' when
we learned .nat tne nm!oios we were
aioinc nun 70 p"y uiieaay oe'onseot 20 LIE own
eon' ana wee u,olnea lnat 70 ee1l eoueges
ou' o. US t'. "aa ~ 'so ~ .e.' VIII otncs
peo"s o, ass.,.as ' .ss .a . oas specia1
sp a. ~ Va 1919 d.. - 80. ss ~ -, pousaD.s
oue Nv aaa . ,a....,,. ~ s one ~ .n1 snoo'a
", aoe n. sa.1.at sat,. - :. s w. ~
sansa1p.a Ivr. aornoa,s, 49,, -. 49,. -
,..s1e ~ stat;a,os- JILL ,.stss sA ao
- =
, 1865-08-21
TIE BRIDGEPORT DIsasTEG.
Criminal Carelessncss In Railroad
man.gement.r

A ssN1ld Troin,s Running Without
Precautt0n-1t was Thought Mot Nee
ensaxJ 10 Observe the fsuIes-Four
More Deatlls-TestiMonyH Before tho
CQroner,s Inquest.