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spirit Of ne stocIs market.
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The Posts money article SAYS:
The loan market is abundanfly supplied
with idle capital at 495 per cent and large
amounts are in some cases lending on Gov
ernments at lower rates. Commercial, paper
Is lending very freely, as the mercantile COM
munity are able to obtain discount acCommo-
datiOn they require at the banks, which are
rather more disposed to lend on short paper
done at per cent. for 60 days and at for
three and four months. Single names pass
at geo for less approved signatures. There Is
no currency and there is a very conservative
and increasing disposition TO discriminate
against them. The bank statement shows
an increase of nearly two millions. The de-
posttS have decreased less than was expected
aud are reduced by less than half million.
In the other items there is no change of i'm
portance. The stock market is dull but hrmi
Governments are a shade lower, in conSe-
Quence of a decreasing demand for foreign
aceounIs. Old 6-20S are rather lower and the
other gold bearing bonds SympathiZein part
in the dropping tendency. Railroad shares
are quiet but with firm undertone. After the
board the quotations were: New York Cent
raj 1UIsS; Erie 753S; Hudson l2lSS; Reading
l16; Michigan Southern S4s<. Foreign eX.
change drIner; bills at 30 days on London are
quoted at 1O6Z@107 for comm ercial; 1O71<
@ly5M for bankers do; at short sight 108
The Commerclal'smoney article says:
The money market opens with symptoms
of increasing ease. There is the most general
movement in loans payable on demand at 4
per cent.
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From 8 'Iso,.tress sTonroe.


F0RTREss MONROE, Sept. M.@The
board of engineer officers are energetic
ally pushing forward their experiments
upon the iron clad target near the fort.
SIX shots We're fred this morning, and
the. ehect of the smooth bore and rifle
ID astonishing. On one occasion to-day
a 15.inch solid shot struck the upper
plate of the target in nearly the same
tndenture made by a rifle projectile,
crushing in the iron and penetrating
several inches into the stone work; an
other shot, "a rifed Dyer projectile about
$40 pounds, struck the upper edge of the
plate, andglancing off into the granite
wall, embedded itself almost out of
sight, amid crumbling fragments of the
crushed blocks of stone. Heavy pieces
OF granite, weighing several hundred
pounds, We're thrown distance of over
nifty yards by the violence of the shock,
and fragments of stone were scattered
over asurtace ofseveral hundred yards.
The eleventh and final shot was fired
this afternoon. 1t was aimed by Capt.
q. X. Rtesse, recorder of the board, di-
rectly at one end of the target, unpro-
tected by any armature, and where, in
addition to the usual thickness, it was
braced and Supported by heavy gran
lte aputment. The shot was pronounced
an excellent one by the officers, and
with the scene of ruin and havoc it
created, terminated the experiments for
the day. Accurate views, in the differ
emit positions, of the damage done to the
target, were taken by photographers
for the purpose. A critical
of the target showed inn
mense breaches in it and around
1t were broken blocks of stove and
wrecked iron, assures and crevices,
with the projecting mortar were seen
in every direction above the iron arma-
ture, while the strong wall bulged out
in manner almost impossible to COM
prehend. The shock of the rif1ed II
inch shot was transmitted to the stone
abutment, and there, although the
damage was less, heavy blocks Of gran
tie were moved from their position and
left in battered condition. Gen. Bar
nard remarked that this shot satisfied
him for the present, and the firing was
then discontinued until tomorrow.
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New YORK. market.
New YoRK, Sept. "a.

NEW 4Ohks sept. "A.
spinning demand; sales 5000 bales at 63967c
for mlddLng uplands, and 38938ISc for IN i'd
ding Orleans, not much stirring. Flour 256
soc better and more active; 81 669lO Is for esS-
ira state; $lOt9l2 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and $l2 lO@l3 IS for trade brands, closing
quiet. Whisky quite firm; in bond 42c.S
Wheat, receipts 229I3 bus, market 395c bet
ter, with good milling demand; sales 5000 bus
at 81 "a for inferior Milwaukee club: 81 IL for
fair No. Milwaukee,; 50 40 for old and new
Michigan. Rye firmer; western a3@94c. Bar
ley steady at 81 D for state. Corn, receipts
50: 769 bus, market heavy and lO9I2c lower,
with less doing; sales slS 600 bus at Sic for in
terior; SS9S9c for shipping mixed western
ahoat; Doc for western yellow, and Ole do in
store. MOlasses steady but quiet. Petroleum
In fair request at 2413@2515c for crude, and
4212944c for refined in bond. Pork heavy at
SS593S 10 for new mess, closing at S33 50. Beef
steady at previous prices. Beef Hams nomi-
nal. Bacon quiet at 1910 for short ribbed.
Cut meats steady ut l41a(9l5c for shoulders,
ana an. lSg2c for hams: Lard steady at l7G 1890
state, aud 5oGI55c for Orange.
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The Raymond 6Renegades...Their
Calculations Wholly Disappointed
The Philadelphia oGty Rem has the
following concerning the Raymond
renegades:
Never was warning more emphatic.
The men who have betrayed their party,
are politically ruined; they have no
place in either organization, and are
like those unfortunate souls whom
neither heaven nor the other place will
receive, and who wander about in lim-
DO. They have earned the contempt of
the party they deserted, without gain
ing the confidence of the party they
have Joined. There is no more con-
temphble spectacle than an apostate
like Raymond, who has thrown away
liveries Of copperheads and rebels.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Philadelphia Dry Goods Market.

In Philadelphia, according to the Ledger,
the flll trade seems to be fairly inaugurnted
ana both III dry goods anu general merchan-
disc there is n good business doing, although
in some few eases at a small concession III
prices. The demand from the inland cities
keeps up. wonderfully, and, as our hotel
buyers in the market. Much of the business;
doing is to buyers from the comparatively
small towns. Leading merchants appre-
bend, with the present activity in trade, That
the market will soon be nearly or quite ex-
hauSted of the leading and most desirable
styles of goods. If this apprehension is re-
Manufacturers and agents are quite jubllant,
especially those who have stocks of favoritG
SsS ST $" t6s oSa"S i Tor co Le al IN Inc
This advance of our staple abroad and a fiIm
market ut home Will not be without some
effect in stitTenlng the money market.
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, Sep. 24-The number of
cholera cases reported yesterday was
less than tho day before, but there is
no certain indications that the disease is
abating. Five cases were reported in
this city. yesterday; and eight new
cases and three deaths in Brooklyn,
showing an increase in the latter city.
New YoRK, Sept. 24.-Six cases of
cholera in the city were reported to-
New York, September 24.-Ten cases
and three deaths from cholera are re-
ported in BROOKLYN to-dny.
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Fire--.Five Persons burned to Death---
Another Family Injured by Jump
ing from a Third story.

Fire-..FiVe Persons Burned to Death---
Another Family Injured by Jump
ing from IL Third Story.
NEW YORK, Sept. A.-The four-story
tenement house, No. 19S, avenue A, on
the corner of 18th street, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning about one
o'clock The family of Cornelius Rot
tiger, consisting of himself, his wife and
three daughters, aged respectively s, 10
and lG, were occupying the third story,
and fearing to leap from the windows,
were all burned 10 deauh, being found
lying together in one group, their re-
mains baked to a crisp. Another fnmi-
ly of five persons, named Harty, leaped
from the third story, IL bed being held
below for them to alight on, and two of
them, the father, Philip Harty, and n
son, Edward Harty, missing the bed in
their fall, were so severely injured that
their lives are despaired Of All of the
rest were more or less injured. The
damage to the building is about $4,000,
and the household effects of all the in
mates were destroyed. The evidence
given at the Investigation over the
bodies of the victims leads to the con-
clusion that the fire was the work of
an incendinrv, and IA reward of $1,000 is
offered Tor his detection.
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as i always has been, THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS tGron9h
the late war 1t was unSwerving in It's support
OF the cause and the soldiers OF the RepIl bic
the National Administration and Freedom,
so IT viii continue to support all measures
that are calculated to adjust the Troublesome
questions of the late rebellion IpO7a-0 basis OF
Mattogll honor, justice, and an enduring aud
Not haSty in its conclusions, but lust and
sincere in It's cOnUtct60nS-nOt ensatiSnalT in
its spirit, but progressive and H6eTI IN its ten
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THE CIRCULATION
OF THE
LNTELLIGENCER

Vertising. ~,
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BOSTON, Mass, Sept. ..24.-wendell
Phillips has declined the nomination
of the working men for Congress. In
the letter announcing the decision he
"Although, therefore, 1 have hitherto
promptly declined all offers of political
meet your wishes, if possible. 1 have
thoroughly RECONSTRUCTED the whole sub
iect, but / come to the conclusion as
heretofore that cannot accept the
honor you offer me. feel that in &c
cepting the office neutrality-suspicious.
as it may sound-incur responsibilities
to far greater extent than I should
gain power. do not wish for place
of res possibility without all the power
which should accompany it. It seems
to me that ], can, in the present circum-
stance, serve our cause better out of
Congress than in it."
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New York money and stock aIarket.

NEW YORK sept H9s
Money easy .and chiefly at per cent
Sterling Exchange rather more active at lO774
Gold shade firmer; opening at 1857, and
closing at 1917.
Government Stocks less active and a shade
lower; $40 coupons, '62, lll14;. do Is, 0S1s;
Freights to Liverpool more steady.
State Stocks-TenneSSee GS 7414. d,
Stocks better; Chicago & Rock Island HES;
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh SIS; Chicago e North
Toledo 100: Toledo, Wabash and Western IS;
PIttSburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago 1921;
Marietta 4 Cincinnati preferred 40; New York
Central lU7ss; Erie 751S; preferred SO; Reading
m6 chicago q Alton los; Western Union
1.-THE o'clock open board the following
were the principal sales: Ohio & Mississippi
SeruhcateS 2913; Cumberland Coal, b. 1-52;
Boston Water Power, B. 3-35; Quicksilver
SSE52: Western Union Telegraph 565s; Erie, 8.
3I5P2Gi New York Central lO73z; Reading ll61S;
GMlchigan southern & Northern Indiana 81;
EtieVeian f, q Toledo 1901; Chicago & Rock
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, S. 3-IO6&
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Albany aIarlket.

ALBANY, Sept. q.
Flour in good demand with light supply:
market 25c higher. Wheat higher; amber
State 50 9092 SG15: white Michigan SO 10. Rye
dull. Oats, sales &c. 900 bush. western nflOat mt
5O152c. Corn less active; sales 10000 BUSH
western mixed at S71l@S8c. Barley very
firm; sales 1000 bush. Jefferson county in one
lot at 81 10; 5000 bush. State at 81 l3 for two
rowed; 81 30 for four rowed. Passed Fulton
vile; 4S loads-corn 10, oats 8, wheat =,
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WE understand that Gen. Sheridan
has forwarded report of the situation
in Louisiana and Texas, showing that
the society of those States is in condi-
ton of anarchy. We trust this report
will not be withheld till after the cleo
tion.-NeaU York Tribune.
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NEW York, Sept. 24.-The Herald's
London and Dublin correspondence
shows a steady progress by the people
of England and Ireland towards the
complete attainment of their franchise
rights; the movement being covered by
the agitation in the one country, and
the Fenian excitement in the other.
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NEW York, Sept. 24.-The Colored
Union League to-day celebrated tho
anniversary of emancipation by a pro-
cessiOn in Broadway, and an address
in Myrtle Avenue Park in Brooklyn.
The 9th anniversary of the Fulton
street prayer meeting was appropriate
ly celebrated to-day.
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Chicago MarkeL

CHICAGO, sept. "a.
Flour active; advanced l512Oc; sales at
Sll 256Sl1 so fOrSpring extra. Wheat advance
ed 6@7c; white firm ut ST. 25Jl - for No. land
81 90 for No. 2. Corn quiet at 5996II&c for No.
and 5Sc for No. 2. Oats quiet. H1ghwineS
firmer; 81 81 for bonded and 50 3lg2 81 for free.
Mess Pork; sales at s3S 90. Freights declined
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24.-Major-General
jeff. c. Davis will send tomorrow
commission of officers to Galiton coun-
ty, KY, to investigate the facts relative
to the recent arrest of DIR. Ferris and
the detention of the mail steamer Gen.
Buell..
Three deaths from cholera to-day.
The Board of Health do not report the
number of cnSes
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 24.-Adolph Bernard,
tanooga Rail Road, absconded with
nearly $4,000 of the cOmpnny's funds.
He was followed to Chicago by detec-
tives, brought back and to-day comitted
to trial. He pleads swine and women
as.the cnuse.
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By Telegraph.
st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat lower;
spring 81 OOG2 ~; fair fall 90 49, prime 81 5O6
$50; choice 81 5S6E2 G2I5. Corn higher at bS6
72c for mixed and yellow, and 754SOc for
white. Oats higher at 42G l7c. Provisions
unchNnged. Whisky ADVANCED to s. 81.
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Boston, Sept. 24.-Hon. John Moore,
of Springfield, ILL.,, died in the city hos
Pital yesterday, where he had been un-
der treatment for several monlhs for u
severe illness. He was seventy two
Va0rs old
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WASHINGTON, September 24.-Secre-
tary Seward was ut the State Depart
ment to-day, attending TO his official
duties.
The President has appointed Thomas
Dwight, OF Nebraska, Indian Superin-
phreys for Tennessee agent for Sawnee
and Kansas.
Among the many who to-day sought
the presence of the President were
Thurlow Weed and Major General
Custre, who, with several members of
the Cabinet, were successful in obtain
ing an interview. The members of the
Cabinet occupied n portion of the time
with official business. No general au-
dience was given.
Postmaster General Randall returned
to-day from his brief visit.
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IN CONCLUSION,

We have to express our gratitude to our
friends for the liberaIity with which tfev
continue TO sustain us, and we risk nothini.
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCER
Will continue to improve rs the public de-
manus require, and De fully up to the spirit
and requirements of the times.
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New YORK, Sept. 24.-The Tribune
publishes statement from Pellicer,
condemned with Comedies for the MUIR
der of Otero, denying the statement
be confession of the murder, while
Comedies refuses to say anything. Pei
licer claims that he had nothing what
ever 10 do with the murder, but on the
contrary says, that Villa and Comedies
attempted to kill him, under the i'm
preston that he knew of their crime.
lie had come to the spot just after the
deed was done.
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LIKE school-boys when the master
has stepped out of the room the
clerks in Washington had a high old
time while Johnson went to Douglas
funeral. SIT is a lamentable fact ac-
cording to the correspondent of the
New York Herald, that in one depart
ment this atrocious disregard of the
President is INDUCED in to an alarm
ing extent. The Herald says:
'In one department the spectacle is
almost daily presented after business
hours, and sometimes during business
hours, of n bevy of clerks witnessing
with delight one of their number repeat
and burlesque the inaugural speech of
Mr.. johnson as Vice President, and
several of those delivered by him on
his tour, in reply to addresses of well
come; and these parties / know are
actuated by the spirit and sentiments of
their immediate patrons, one of whom
has beheld their disgraceful conduct on
more than one occasion, and. instead of
rebuking it, encouraged them with n
hearty roar of laughter. The heads of
some of these inSrates will probably be
included among those the President has
promised TO cut Off"
We thought several times during the
Presidential tour that the editor of the
rebel sheet in this city must have been
tempted to reproduce his comments
upon the Presidential style of speech,
as printed in his paper after the cele-
brated inaugural of March 4th, 1865.
For some reason, we can not imagine
what, our contemporary RETAINED from
reproducing those comments.
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OswEGO, Sept. "a.
Flour active and steady; sales 1000 bnrreIs
at sll 80 for red winter; sl4 for white, and SIS
bms GGe"t firm and sales 500
quiet and easier ut SIC for No. Illinois. Bar
ley firm; sales 250O bus Canada.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
RnItinlore NInrket.

BALTIMORE, sept. q.
Flour firm; sales of spring extra at Sll D.
Wheat, Southern red 50 8592 90. Corn dull;
Mess PORK SIS So Coffee firm. sugar dull.
Whisky firm; western 81 43. Seeds firm;
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ST. LOUIS, NO., Sept. 24.-The Radt
Gals in the LIST District of this State
unanimously nominated Gen. VIM. A.
Piles for Congress to-day.
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Buffalo Market

BUFFALO, Sept. q.
Flour Steady at gil q for No. spring: sl2
for Ohio mixed, and s1l@l4 80 for Xxx. Wheat
at 81 10 for Milwaukee club No. l to arrive.
Corn: sales 10000 bus, opening at Zee adj
Xancing to 7Sc, and closing at 7312c. Barley &
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THE 1NTEL11eENcER

aims to so influence the public Judgment as to
assist in forming a HEALTHY, ENLIGHTFNED
AND JUST POPULAR SENTIMENT upon all
questions OF current thought and discussion.
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PhiIn,IclnIlin Marker.

Flour firm. stock light; extra family sl2@
y 30, fancy li@l5c. Wheat, sales 257 bus; red
81 s.; white 50 YOG3OO. Corn, yellow, Csc Of
fered, and 81 asked. Oats 53954c. Coffee,
sales of Rio Mt 25G2714c, currency. Whisky
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The Southern I.oXnIi.1.-

TOLEDO, September IA large and
enthusiastic nSsemblage greeted the
Southern LOyalists upon their arrival
in this city last Saturday evening.
addresses were made by Judge
Yarmouth, of Louisiana; Gen. Dnvis,
OF Texas; Colonel Woodbury., of Missis-
sippi; and Gen. Smith. of Tennessee.
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Toledo Markct-

TOLEDO, Sept. "a.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat, 2ISc better
on winter; lg2c on spring white Michigan ;
spring.
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REDUCED PRICES.
PARSONS g. co

OFFER FOR THE FALL, TRADE A
" large stock of all the good varieties OF
GRAPE VINES.
among them are. Iona, No. l. SIS 90 per 100
S6O1 per 600; No 9, so per 100, 500 per 900
delaware, years tranSplanted and UNUSUAL
~ strong, SIS per 100, sG75 per 1000; year No.
StrOn" plants, S25 per 100 500 per 1000: No.
S25 per 100 $40 per loco. Concord, 1850 per
100, 500 per 1000.
in classifying our vines we make no ertrnS:
Onr = q. l plants are the largest and best
of our stock and their average quality is not
allowed to he diminished by Selecting the
largest for retailing as cLtrus.
Al! the vines thus offered are grown with
out bottom heat, from well ripencd wood,
ana IN good deep soil, not injured by extra
maOurinE.
, For list OF other sorts of vines, they refer to
their descriptive catalogue.
1nSy also offer a large assortment of the
best TREES AND SHRUBS.
Address, PARSONS & CO.,
au50-4tW FLUSHING; n Y
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TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 24.-Amos
Clark has been nominated by the Re-
publicans of Union county for State
Senator. Wendell Phillips declined.
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NEW York, September 2i.-On Sat-
urday last, at Richmond, Virginia, the
directors of the National Express and
Telegraph Company, of which Jumes
Il. Johnston is President, made an as
signment to Messrs. Kelly and Blair of
all its property and effects, for the ben
eft of its creditors.
George E. Gray, ono of the Beverly
Farm, Massachusetts; robbers, was ar
rested in this city this forenoon, by
Captain Jourdan, after an exciting
chase.
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New York, September PA letter
from the heart of Georgia gives very
gloomy accounts of the prospect of the
whether the yield of the State exceeds
a hundred and fifty thousand bales.
The very highest estimate is two hum
dred thousand bales, which is less than
One'third of the growth of 1857 and
1850
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John tyler and Andrew Johnson.


The resemblance between Andrew
johnson and John Tyler is getting
stronger every day. The same system
of universal cheatery by the Acciden-
cy; the same gathering of corrupt poll,
ticians at Washington; the same re-
wards to adventures without influence
or character, and the same open express
sions of contempt for the man who
consents to be alternately flattered and
fooled. It will be recollected that un-
der John Tyler's administration Gov
eminent money flowed like water into
every mercenary till. There was not a
Democratic newspaper, however COM
temptible, that was not paid the most
extravaganza rates for advertising, un-
der the bankrupt law, then used like
the internal revenue system, as grand
electioneering engine. The likeness
ceases only when we come to the man.
ners and language of the two accidents
Tyler, though most conceited pre-
tender, being n genteel and sober man.
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The Lat sIjt News.
RY TnLna RAP Eel.
New YorIr News.

ny the UniOnIinet a
ONCE corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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AS a Newspaper

It is our study and aim to make IT AL
WAYS RELIABLE, to spare no expense in
securing ALL THE NEWS THAT THE
AND MAILS CAN BRING
Us, and to KEEP OUR READERS FITTTY
INFORMED upon all matters in al; parts Of
the country and the world.