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, 1865-09-03

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sArrEnA1 ETxs1so, Sept. =, 1853.
FRE1EHTS-LAKz FREIGn1s-Tere quiet but
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Honi.r nnts pa3Qoe eFea" e'sS 20 as9Ae' Prep
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new hs1e been sdo during the past TWO Or hree days
II sE 9H &GNEom{nal 70 as 51,eAal1
, 1865-09-03
THE LATEST MURDER,

When Dc Quincy wrote his essay on sMur-
der considered as one Of the Fine Arts" he
did not have such q case before him as the
cool tragedy enacted on Michigan avenue, on
the evening Of the 18th Of August, which has
Just come to light. That three men should
meet almost by chance, take 8 ride with
fourth man in one Of the principal streets of
Chicago, murder him before midnight in The
presence Of two female witnesses, dispose Of
the body, return to the place where they pick
cd him mp, and then remain in the city, is an
appalling circumstance It shows degree Of
hardihood, and an insecurity OF life, which
may well make every citizen turn
pale. South C1ark street, below
Van Bureu, hus long been known as
an internal haunt, which right minded peo-
pic would have been glnd to see, for the most
part, consumed with fire md birthstone and
swallowed up by Dead Sea, and time these
ten years. Here We hare one OF It's hpened
fruits-a cool, natter-of-fact murder, exc
cuted in q business like manner, as one would
make 8 contract or collect debt-cxecuted
with boldness and unconceru which would
seem to 60 upon the presumption that the
killing Of human being for eight hundred
dollars were as little hazardous as batting
dog at rat pit
The testimony given at the preliminary ex-
animation runs strongly against the accused.
That nan was taken down Michigan avenue,
assaulted, gagged and thrown under car
riage wheel, Is shown conclusively, That
body resembling his, and differing only in the.
color or stripe Of his shirt, was found floating
In the river is also proven. That one Of the
alleged murdcrers was startled into confes-
sion Of guilt by the officer who arrested him,
Is likewise known That the person supposed
to have bcen murdered disappeared on the
night IN question, is Circumstance Of con-
siderable weight in the case On the other
hand, 1t seems incredible that such high
handed yillainr cotl{6 have been r>erpetSated
, 1865-09-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

as5 SsfE led: h5ssR .sss
P5op sopp Aats Aa,s 9Ie. nutlln. SaEnia. saadfie::
FTop Isxsiiss, Napier, il. Joseph. I'D pkgs nul,'
Gss;sS E;:;sR s'ss' e es Ht9*s q ;Ga$' IT,
pa.o1s Aog9h y Weat atsins Cleveland n, ion, cal
DafqqS MqslsaA Johnsoo. Aenomooee. 70 lumor.
Earque Two FannIes. Moore. Pe.,ttco. 50 N tumbx.
sehf SestHe Fsfa ts,sa sood
Seaf 6sy spflnE, 800 i. joseph cords sood:
e.: Ss:.s 5oiiEs Kss;!as' 5 m
$ s::ss szs : sne
sehs Milwaukee, ReliR Rcck1sy, Lltils sEamico, a5
schr fas1s siss:i : stissRsa ssaxs 6.y da lumber
sesT koss ssISs Tsa..s saz &c M @
kss;s sss ssEss
scar fmms, ISbs4ti Muskesoo. 70 m lumber, % m
sena Enterprise. s Martin. MnaksEo2: % n lanber:
s. :aes 3
sssF sssF L k.lsS Sss6;sa as;kf Xs:EsSae = ia@S-
schr G.selie. anderson, Grand Haven, lbs n lumber,
{sFsSs: ss ssss Gs19s s'ss IS 1 81
soo~ adas. uen!ekseu. Mant.tee, 70 N lumber, 50 u
scor lily Queen. Finch, south Haven 50 cd, bark.
scow %ermald. Pazkc, South Haven, 4 cas harx, IA
seov diassG, Reid, E.lsmazo0, :, m lumber.
stnlf NAY Queen. McHer1y AAnlsoWpc sunlE1ts
Prop llty OF New York Chadwick. Ogden jhurrh sQ
9u totn; l.3D bfls 6n1r and npdffe4
E1op g. !. Tf9eadtll, tlBou, Grand Hsycu 4unr4ess
ffop 4ttAw1, Warren. MutkeSou, sundries.
TOP taTortte, Napier. St loa:ph, snndriea-
Elop Aafatc. AcCTta, Butaio, 600 bu corn, 900 hu
oAts- s.ND nris four.
Prop Acme Dickson, Buffalo, n 900 bu corn md snn-
scow oneida, Atwood. Bufso zza.3 b com, md sun
Daxqne CIevelsnd, Walsh. Bu1s.o, ILLS hu co,u.
harrue Naiad. Chron. H1nA1o 2o-14 bu corn,
Rar4ue Go!Een Fleece, Wood, Runnlo, 80 bu coru-
Rarque Peshtiso, Mcl}oonell, Hutslo, u 80 pp com
9chF Dolphin. Eassan, IluraIos lao00 hu corn.
Echr Summit, Cummings. Buffalo l1613 bu wheat.
schr Eclipse. Jones. Huffalo, u no bn corn.
Schf Louo staf. Janisons kQnalo< i7.3ou bQ corn.
Scbr Comet Mckenzie Bunalo. a SE ha corn.
sehr Eonnie goeo, Led!ieo Butt.,o, e,s3o bu
schr Flight Chrtsttaa hufAlo, 1850 bu corn.
sehr Coll'nSWpod> Keith. But1lo, in,D hu corr.
Echf e. /. SeNmao. fance. Buffalo, ldipo hu co!u.
Sehr h. l. Whitman. Comesfoza. Bui.so. $3.50 hu
schr Grspe Shot Foster Rutajo, l7,1o0 bu corn.
9chr ktChuZn: Fnfton, Rutfzlo. tz..1o ou eorr-
Scht kekts0. Cnllotirx OaweEQ. laI3 bu ccro.
SchE Asri1rae, LIN, bsveSp. lin bu wheat.
5chE Da1 CITY, Ford, Rurato. = ~ b0 CON.
, 1865-09-03
| yet TO learn the advantages Of stoves over the
old fashioned Ere-dpEs.

= =,
~ h 70 teasn re advantages o' STOVES over Inc
A+coMAENDABAE ENTERPRISE.
The business of insurance against accidents
has received sudden impetus, and 1t Is 9
noteEol1ny laci that inc companies engaged
n .43s sn.e1pL.So @ atc PaIucnMfly actiFe u
distributing tneu aasel1lsemenEa altet eacn
iata1 catasst1pne ~ Is announced. This nom,
i9g lounq lne taole IN the public parior OF
INC AS1ot aoase covered with alluring tle
Insurance. Fef several months t. policies @
naxe nay, nesn soia AZ railway ticket offices along
u Nath .hs alcAets, smail premium being charged
lo tuose securing tne insurance. u the faii-
%ays commune ther system Of wholesale
Slnuentei1 smll ne insurance companies WILL pe
llSe.y 70 ano tae1 business Improbable. Dag
hndson I, ~ KEer RailHay, II which one man vas
.aa 11tea. aae associated Press telegraPhed lor
the particulars az soon as the occurrence Was
hno"n ne" YORK. The party receiving
me IeieeIam sent the details OF another aca-
uenl lnat occurred 1our hours Later tnan dne
When accidents transpire with such frequen-
q, It Is time for railway travellers to make
their wills.
ko"EN BOOTH AGAIN on TIE srAoR-
1ne'talented Edwin Booth Is soon to re.
appea1 on 1ne etage. At the time Of tho SAD
occurrence that drove him to private Life, he
announced Ass determination never to come
oeiofe the public again. Of the most earnest
sneta1 and G1neomRtom'slpg loyalty, and possessing
ft}ends fge,a1 ahantles that had won him many y
me Northern people Before the close Of
april bis admirers made preliminary arrange
ments, unknown to Mr. Boolh, to bring him
upon the stage dnriDg the present autumn.
dc mas now Joined his brothcr-in-laW, MIR.
Clarke, Of Philadelphia, In the management Of
the Afch-street Theatre Of that city: re VIII
a pesois NE ea apdences .eh.a o. that
~ .ae aau ~ Esuo.Av,e as M Na,v
-. uss'f1 .H - o. les1u9nla1 4 oenea1 stss ~ ~"
~ - ~ ~ Gaaeu ~. t 4aS5sr3
ine oe9e i AnG5isan aGaos ~ W euuu ss4...
.,a 11ni ~ Cp3.a ~ ILL.,. ~ sse , .no ~
t1.,s ~ 4ppueo =. ~ Pnpne ~ ~ ~
tn.a naeuoPous M Mnsastes n. s,a ne eonsentS " ap-
BRITISH SEufhAI1TT.
The arrival of Russell's diary of the cruise
OF the Great Eastern, Is the last
act In the Atlantic cable performance.
Apropos Of the eundered wire. A comic
paper of this city represents the cable parting
In tho bottom Of the Atlantic In consequence
Of falling across the wreck of the George
Griswold. It will be remembered TINT the
GrtsWold was the vessel that took the pro-
visions contributed ~ New York merchants
" ths stalsn g nnao1l1nts H. ot Laasasaue, aua
VIZ oa.asu - i4e Ne,r 15aoan Wof- "nen IN NJ
cabie ~ acroa, ~ S,c psaaa1 .nS
Is 10 recall unpleasant memories OF British
neutrality.
AMERICAN sIEAMEAs TO FOREIGN PORTS.
Our merchants are making earnest endeay-
OTIS to establish line OF American steamers
, 1865-09-03
sABBAru SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

A department TINT loses no interest when
compared with the Others, ts that Of the Sab
bath School. This Is under the supervision Of
Mrs. Col Mills, assisted by Mrs. Col. Baker,
In this labor Of love and duty they show
themselves worthy colaborers with their Dis
tlngnlsled husbands. The articles which gil
4 this department, are all the handiwork Of the
| sabbath School children Of the State. They
embrace over one hundred quilts and comfof-
| many more; aprons, dolls, tides, ehildren's
dresses and o thousand and one other useful
and attractive articles The sales Of the arsi-
cies in this booth have been active and ut good
prices.
MAnsuA11TowN.
This is the place where the Fair is held. It
Is the centre and shire Town of Marshall coun-
Insist, Is the centre county, Of tho State.
hlarshalltown has about ten years' vigorous
growth, and contains @ population, I should
think, Of tWo thousand, almost entirely Of
Yankce origin. It Is located on high rolling
prairie, and overlooks as good1y d land IS
which 1t Is located and which surrounds II,
Is Us good as any that Gun be found In the
state, and thorough cultivation Is manifest In
every direction. As ! have said, the people
course the school house and the church are
the leading institutions, while rum shops are
not tolerated within Its limits. During nv
stay here have not seen drunken man,
Every man, woman and child seems to have
something TO do, and they DO 1t. The people
enc railrond and have the stakes out for an
other, and when that Is in running order, they
mean to make call for locating the Capital
on the rery spot (sonel HilD Whete / am en-
gagged with poor band Of music on one side
ana s an intensely hot sun on the other, writing
, 1865-09-03

The Gold market here to-day has not been lively.
Cash Gold sold at 143X01H At tho Board The
street rates were l4aHG1+s- Silver. 135n1Sd.
Government eeculltea arc nlm, 5-s}s arc 1Da Inv
me; 10os{ selling; 1o4os 9sk buying; o. selling.
Cook County Scrip Ia held 1t 81 for new, and bar
for old. Chamber of Commerce, 106 bld
Manager Ives, Of the Clearing House, makes the
following statement OF the business OF the mast
, 1865-09-03

DARING BURdLARIEs.-On Monday night
last, about two O'CLOCK some seoundreis
entered the house Of Peter Hanan Of this I'll
lage, and robbed him Of the sum Of $3s0.
Spencer was entered in like manner and fe-
Neved of &4.6t, which email sum M. 5 was
fortunate enough to have In his pockets Just
then.-Draogide [Atch.) Repao2sca", SID a@f
, 1865-09-03
CHICAGO STOCK HARRIET.
7-3O q. s. NOTES,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We viii d orders from dealers 70. the present sertea
allowed.
A. the opportunity for Subscribing has past we cn
10 longer Fceva the i've per cent tWo-year Notes st
Pas and interest In payment Of orders.
J. 4. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-09-03

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. =
The following summary shows the movement In
produce and provisions during the pat II hours,
compared With the movement for the sama time Last
wear:
, 1865-09-03
CHICAGO CATTLE maRKFr
For the Week Ending Sept, 2.

OTJ1c1 o. IHz pAuY THrBuxE,t
saturday Evening, Sept =
Tbs following tahle shows the daily receipts sod
shipnenu Of Beef Cattle during the week endinE
Today compared With tho receipts md shlpmeata OF
the corresponding week of1sss year:
, 1865-09-03

ARCHBISHOP OF ST. LOUIS VS.
THE FI;SIANS.
The cdict Of the Archbishop Of st. Louis
agninst tic Ftnians OF that place, which VIC
published yesterday, Is well calculated to ex-
cite the intense disgust md tie profound con-
Tempt, moi only OF every FenIan, but Of every
: American Irish or native, and Of every free
man. Even the mass Of Englfshmen will dis
pise the misguided priest, who disgraces the
: cause Of England by bringing to its MD M
hidden and masked, his petty tyranny. The
facts arc these. A highly respected Fenian
catholic named Mccarthy having deceased,
the members Of that organization propose as
Fentans, to testify their respect to their late
brother In the manner fnTa1iable among all
organized societies. viz: BY attending as an
organization at his funeral at St. Patriek'e
Church md following Ills remains to their
last resting place, upon his Own Lot in Calvary.
Cemetery. The Archbishop denies the funeral
admission into the church, and directs the
Superintendent Of the cemetery "not to ad.
NIT any procession Of men or women bearing
insignia Of FenianiMn within the gate of the
cemctery.n
Let Us examine both his reasons and hls
acts- BE states 81 one Of his reasons that
she has always regarded the association a1
lion In ireland. ;, III him ,,roancs 1T. ..,.,-
ments IN tha ,,,,,r,t a.. =, s...se. - a.s
that II IL ,mnorsf 77,.,.,o =. ~, ~ F..lF.s
bfs 1,roncr sr,- - :. ,,t,,,,,es ~ ~
,,n,ns4 !, hrt fto,n t1,4 +hos. 49,. s,,,... 49,
stay away. But If he fails to convince his
he The ripht IN command the,nS ~ ~
tea +ha ,,oxro, n ro-,,na.a .,.sH 49,. ....-1 ~
must he moi haye thc Toper = co,1m,na ~ .ho1s
10 rebel? Has a rne,e nr,est the nowe- ~
1cyv war and declare rcacc tn rontrs.t ~
elm alliances md issue b,,1s If c1ea,t ~ :,
forbid these things TO be donei r. he fo,, bc
would he tho s,ovc,nnemt Az tbeee ~
questions which men decide M r9ti,cre
each man far htnsnlr and az a c;tizer ths
Priest has jugt as much power as anv other
citizen, II he behaves himself az Eell-no
more. The Archbishop has no more rfrht az
Catholic hicrarch to command his neonle
not to rebel against England than he has IN
command them not 10 obey the n. &. f.ora+,.
ment. Yct he in effect does hoth. Far The
Arc,,t,s,o,, =. nj r,,,,,s,s -, .a,,s,,,.
~ 30 e"A ~ -@ eoluA1 eyapatny
win ene iaee elasenolaefs' rebellion. That
1e encouraged py every means IN Ills power.
80 far from refusing Catholic burial to Mls-
souri, rebels, or saying word to dIssuade
Southern Catholics from rebelHng, he has re-
Gently threatened the lataly rebel clergy of
Missouri with cxcommunieation and removal
II they return to their allegiance to the
Union BY taking the oath Of loyalty
prescribed by the new Constitution Of
MtsHnuri rnbn1ffon In hHha1f nf
, 1865-09-03
The floral booth at this fair Is really one Of
ffa funst attracfiYe eYef sa3r In fht. West I
tffom our own Correspondent

The 10ral n0otR At tAl5 fA1r Is really one o1
the most attractive ever saw In the West !
find some Of the rarest flowers to be found In
the country, exhibited here. They are almost
and show ever so conc1usiyely the New Eng.
land origin OF the fair hands that havc ponf-
ishcd them in honor Of their loved home On
the At1antic coast. They are all to be dis.
posed Of by chance Mt e q ticket, on the last
day Of the fair, and large number Of most
excellent and attractive prizes will be carried
OF.
TROPHY DEPARTMEST,
This embraces the war.worn and tattered
battle flag of almost every Town regiment.
They are arranged In the booth with artistic
effect, mud to-day the wind being nearly at
rest, maDy arc thrown to the breeze.
They bear On their folds the
record Of almost every battle during the war,
a record which places Iowa in the very van Of
loyal States. IN this hall are largc number
Of works Of art, embracing portraits Of Lin
coin, Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Farragut, and
and statesmen. These portraits met with
ready sale, showing the aHectionatc regard
the people hare for these great men. sup
pose you might trarel through and visit every
family IN this State, from the occupant of the
most elegant mansion to the smallest log
cabin, and in more than one.ha1f Of these You
will find portraits Of Lincoln and Grant, with
a large sprinkling Of Sherman; Sheridan, Far
rngut ind others who hare mado a more or
Mcclellan you do not see. There are but few
that remember him, and that few are not SO
noted for their love Of art as they nre for their
love Of wl1Iskey. Tho American Napoleon Is
hung up In dram shops, a few livery stables,
and that Is all
, 1865-09-03
New York STOCK Market.

NEW UNERHEe
Closing prices for cash Sept Z ls6d, received by
F. @. ss!tonstaIl Co., Commlssion Stock and Bond
, 1865-09-03

City Harness. p no;1xa0-:D
Country Hazne4s.n-:;6tSG.T
Line. u h...--....0.40t}1-t
ktp, mcd'n,, = d Il, 10tsl.
hp heavy, Y n.0-E9LGD
Calf Y N.........1.7Aa1.N
Cprer, p h..~-...9.T8O3
Country Upper. ..0-7ttsD26
0A
Slaughter 8olc. 3. o. Ekan.9
Harpess. p A.....a Hks0-t6
Lpper.......-.-...13fteQ.&
Kip, No. l mcti'm. .ltt9 1-:;1 |
k14 No. i heavy, ,.o.sst49t.00 |
CALI extfN...-....1.90snnol !
French Elp, lat i
-cho1ce...--.....1-FQa1..0
French C8lE.21 n ISL. .Ma..N
03Lts-Ttc general 1rlr]
stocks light Dnseed Ia vi
the supply, and It Il asserte.
abort crop OF seed, there IL
prevent for many months.
ported direct ft0m England.
, 1865-09-03

anotv,,k =. ,c..
s.sa,.a ".'a nc nau,e na.s.. - ulst1aoute
s,e"a. assa " a1css " pes.ns u 3e"e'fy 10
P1ea'e VIC neso .a, ~ sHe nea dance
ouee "9h7 a'4o I'M aoloAy l"lce week
-, ~ e',e Iaa nS, tsos - .ue Ia. o' tns day
tnn - ene ~" 1oepe' " tne uee negro &C.
colu1ne 70 DIT
NOW GlSAG1 lut63 AGt1cE6 arc 10 he Eubstf.
.m'.s s1E1.Ns.1 - '" tnem. u
, 1865-09-03
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Gossip Of the Great City.

Ketchum once more-A New Phase OF
Wall Street Notwithstanding for
tho Provtnclals-Tlcatri &oszlp-
Merchandisc for Southern Posss-lI[t
Mt Our English CouAinx-Sonleslsln.
nbout Steanniilps-NcsE York Viewed
from Above,
, 1865-09-03

Eight hundred acres Of cotton, nj 500
pounds 10 The acrt, being $4,000 pounds
at 10 cents per pound producing. ........ 1B7,
, 1865-09-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

AH sdlks or Gram are Notr made on q basis qf
2c stoT1ge, "a 3ee0.daecs 1oLh fesolu,ton
passed on 'Caoace, oad are 10 reported by ~, IN
k4s othsTzrist fptet1e6l
, 1865-09-03
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Receipts from Sales OF the Chicago
Daily NcwNpaPerA.
, 1865-09-03

" PonnB The Portland Advertiser says
It Is stated that the porgy oil business on Mt.
Desert Is returning $10, GOO day to those en-
themselves to the amount of5S00 per week.
, 1865-09-03

LEATHEK-The demand continues ut3abate1l All
prices Lave ADVANCED: Stocks Of all kinds are runiT
low, both here and in View York, and dealers e3per
, 1865-09-03

Echr Grape Shot. Foster, Huta1o, l7,10o bu corn.
9ehr ktChu1n: Fnfton, Rut1alov tz...1o ba corn.
SchE Nsrt1rac, LIN, beveSp, Tin ID wheat.
schr Ray City, FQTd, RurAko. u 10 b0 com.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-11

A HoPE BLAsrED.-The supply of
chickens in the New Albany market has
been very light lately, aud the papers of
that city attribute the cause to the sup
position that the growers Of bipeds were
holding off for the meeting of the Indi.
ana Conference of the Methodist Church,
which coavenes in that city on the l4lh
inst. The Ledger of Friday thus blasts
thai hope of the avaricious poultersrs:
A Methodist Divine called upon MS
this morning and stated that if the in
habitants of the rural districts expected
to realize high prices for their chickens
Cd account of the meeting of the 1ndi-
ana Conference in this city on the 18th,
they are likely to be deceived, as il is
understood that the members of the Con-
ference have resolved not to eat chickens
during their sessions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-11

A RETURNED REBEL IN TRouBLE-A
young man named Louis C. Garrigus,
son Of Jeptha Garrigus, ECO, of Vigo
county, who, at the commencement Of
the war, sneaked of to the South and
entered the rebel army, a short time
since sneaked back home, and engaged
himself as a clerk in o store in Terre
Haute. As soon as his employer learned
his antecedents, he discharged him, and
he has been arrested and sent to Indi-
annapolis, for disposal by the military au-
thorities.
As reward to the father of this young
traitor for furnishing a soldier to the
rebel army, the Democracy Of Vigo
county were in the habit of showing
him marked attention and considera-
ton. The young traitor will, no doubt,
have the sympathy of all true disciples
of JEFF. Davis and Dan. Voorhees,,
throughout the Seventh Congressional
District
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-11

attention to the promotion of the inter
est of the schools, and his industry and
ripe experience cannot fail to secure
success.
His Office is over the post Office, first
door on the left. Office hours from to
g A. NJ, ard from to P. NJ.
Our schools were, perhaps, never bet
ter organized, and we hope that no pa
rent or guardian viii suffer his or her
child or ward to be. absent from school
Your children will learn If you suffer
them to run in the streets they viii learn
vice and crime, which will prepare them
for the penitentiary and the gallows.
In our pablo schools they win learn
obedience, selfrespect, good maaners,
good morals, patriotism, and those
branches which win fit them for lives Of
honor and usefulness. The schools are
free-can any one hesitate which school
to choose for his children, the street. on
the schoolroom7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-11

THE CAIRo DEMocRAr MAKES a HERo.
ISE.-The Local Of the Cairo Democrat
of Thursday last writes the biography
of notorious courtesan Of that city,
giving a most pathetic history of her
career of crime and infamy, calls her
his heroine, pours on. showers of SYM
patty, and winds up with an advertise
ment of her bagnio and its locality, q
panegYric on her beauty, and an eulogy
on her excellent department when on
the street, and TIE beauty of her dress.
A new field for local operation, GER
tainly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-11

IMPROVEMENTS OF THE STREETs-Ws
had the pleasure on Saturday evening,
of meeting Mr.. Lowry, the contractor
for bordering cur streets, and are glad
to learn that the work will be pushed
forward with all possible dispatch. He
has for some time past been raking up
boulders, and the first cargoes may be
expected here within few days The
work of preparing the foundation for
the boulders will commence at once on
First street, at Division. SOS