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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

Velvet Carpets tChinese Mattings q
Brussels Carpets Manila Mattings :,
Tapestry Carpets cocoa Mattings
Three Ply CarpetsF Bamboo Mattings
Two-Ply Carpets Velvet Rugs 90H
I Ingram Carpets nd Brussels Rugs
Venetian Carpets lOil-Cloth Rugs
German Carpets. = Velvet Mats l-@2
Printed Carpets ! Brussels Mats -
Listing Carpets Rubber Mats
Hemp Carpets Adelaide Mats
/ Rag Carpets iSheepskin Mats
/ Window Hollands Floor Oil, Cloths
/ Window Fixtures Mosquito Bars
Rustic Shades ii Linen Sheeting
Favorite Shades PILLOW Casing
Venetian Shades Cornice Moulding
Window Gornices Bed Blankets
Gilt Shades IL, 4lCotton Sheeting
Nottingham Lace VestiUule Rods
Tamboured Lace Carpet Innings
Window Reps carriage Rugs III
Rubber Sheeting picture Nails
Window Drapery Stair Rods
Parlor Hassocks Picture Cords
Carpet Bindings Stair Plates &
Table Linens Picture Tassels
Fruit Napkins Ceunterpanes ~,
Wooden Druggets Stair Linens
Curtain Hooks Carpet Tacks
Table Oil Cloths Window Damasks
Piano Covers Curtain Loops
Curtain Gimps l&c., &c, &c.
N.B.-Experienced PAPER HANGERS
and UPHoL Is I5 furnished when
-ffrs uGf The latest, styles of
FRENCH r. WINDOW LAMBRAQUINS
made to order.
Carpets cut and made to any given mea-
sure OiI-CIoths fitted and put down.
Window Cornices mounted and put up.
Shades of all kinds hung In g. superior
style and on short notice. " 3
~ AL go0rk todrrdnted satisfactorily. ~
4 Prices guaranteed as Low as in any
similar establishment in the UNITED
STATES. uoifGGtGHfD1 s2laaIf- f-fs-.-
VIM. e. FRENCH 81 co.,
-is9rq NO.,IO First Street,
lsels llg 40 !. UPSTAIRS -t.r -s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
ExCELLENT FARM FOR SALE.

The owner of a first-rate FARM, wishing
to remove to this city, will sell the same at
a reasonable price and on easy terms II
il located in sullivan County, Ind, near
Carlisle and convenient TO the Il. 4 G. R.R.
There are 800 acres-226 cleared, and rs in
walnut, cplar, and sugar-maple timber.
There 800 sugar trees. The improve
ments on the farm are substantial and
comfortable. Plenty of running water at
all seasons, and a good supply of fruit.
Evansville, will be taken In part pay
ment. For further particulars apply at
this Agency. 81 [oc15
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
HATS AND GAPS.

wye HAVE IN STORE A FULL
Wv assortment Of Goods in our line
which we purchased for CASH during tn
late panic In pTices--all of which we ca
and win sell at prices that will afford tb'
Retail Merchant large profits.
All successful n erchants know that the
money is made In buying goods AS
GOODS WELL BOUGHT ARE HALF
SOLD, and as we do no charge anything
for showing our stock, ewould be pleased
to have everyb body that deals In our line
come in and examine our styles and prices
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL,
apps No. as NORTH FIRST ST.
m FINE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' ano
"a. Misses Trimmed Hats, OF the latest
Spring styles, Just received at
ap3 LAMP 1EAR s. MI Oh ELLIS.
a GREAT VARIETY of Mems. and
IA Boys Palm-Lea Leghorn, Pear
Straw and Panama Hats, for the Spring
Trade, just received, and at greatly re-
duced prices, at =
Z APPS LANPHEAR Il MIrCHELL'S.
a LARGE LOT OF Shaker Hoods Just
a received and for sale low at alIs Is
ar g" j "A y PHEAR & MITCHELL'S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23


COINED add seeohd Floor, 4 IN
Opposite The Court-House,
EvANsyIrEE, sIss
OVER 400 HousES@a9d lots an va
rious parts OF the city FOR sale, fffclufding
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELIENr HARDENING La Nd,
convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, Improved and unim.
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber,
Coal, and Saline Lands.
Business Offices and store Rooms to let;
also a comfortable Lodging-t Dom, near
the centre OF business.
A number of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may ind CUSTOMERS by apply.
ing al this Agency. We have a number OF
applications for renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, eX-
change, or rent are requested to enter the
details 0n-.our. hooks for reference. No
Charge pnless property Is disposed OF
Terms reasonable. = - 49, N-s - NaF y
INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
$50 SoTARLAL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-19

Coon YEIo.-J. vs.. HoGs;on. WIS ranch Is abau. t=o
NILS from Fo-oG, Cal. has made during the present. seas0n,
year eli
RE-rs ~ LosDos--It ~H a.t1ufsh reutpayerz in America,
says a Louioa e9rr=V.Dieni, % b iHfOrn=d that In The niees;
ard h>lEhi-s- par q L7-donr hautsuS three story and a
baser1.nf, - exit 70 nd house. 10 perfect ossr, can D.
r-utsl a. fro@ go 70 go Pr Aalun
Tbe Yarmouth Rsgssfsr says that the ~bofe number q YES
year = - carrying 30 nra ant toys ~ Ihes= - have
arrived. brllElg 10 Abogt 40 barrels q Sperm OIL suI 100
BAR - - b2l@hsh a. b-iAs 10 b@rr-s IS m amount u
sperm, All ahDat lJ barrels more % bLcktsh, than last year
AEE=sc4s GoLD AsD sLyEE-The gobi AMI silver products
q tie Unt=i states fr th- year IsS have been estimated a.,
from ssZeOOOo b sI06 COO 60 ClIfuia produced a.
sSare~s, sscg1Cco
a srsssd Consume 20 t1Is q cal daily use the steam q 10
boiiers. bcTn 1000 flames % gas, aud give employment 70
Shove 5000 nen AID Toys, Nhose wages amount 70 nearly
GPE4rI q c0Ooo tons % east steel
FAkE TO THx EAT-The Grt cabin ticket % - Nazaire
and retura 20 san francisco, costs Sis5 20, exclusive q rail-
Liverpool, in ths Cunzri Line - sI5I 50, Ianan Line $50.
Fare frOn san Fanes1O % Ne~ Ysrs. ~ steamer q The 5Jsh
ok. Eas, HsS cabin. Ogtsiie- ~ 80, inside sls2
COPPEz-With the production q Copper. elsewhere than in
the I nted States, steadily On the decrease. II Woud surm tha,
the price q iznOt eoPPer-Dos 1Oi 4JIc-mast advance Eth
the gradually Increasing want o! shipping In Chill. the con-
Psrafg-Iy light production j. due 70 the war between Spain AID
the South American republics The copper mines % Great
Britain al Irea1i produced last year 10. IS tons q copper
were smei Ell, which a EaIls Of EIsi.15s- The producti0n oi
Briti.h eluper r. raj ben ~ -u. tine s,.aIlv d-rIriTg-
the ores becoming T~1rer. All The price Ehch vas paid fr
Cornish ccppsT ores IN I.S5. Is = 81 has fallen to - I5s in
ISs5- The import q sr-ign ~Hd colonial copper into England
toas. AID q regufG. 70 80 $50 tons. while cake ami manaf.c-
tErsd copper has also been largely imported Ore A-sayiug
a. So Y ton in z1LL- The price in Swansea for a sample Dot Of
% Y cent copper ore ~As 80 -. leaving only Gil - y ton
AL TIE incidental eHP~uses q receiving aat dIseharging cargo
iHei1iiEg cust Of samPlSs IN SuH Francisco AID -EauseA-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-01-19

e ~cOsfsfERCI4L.


The Ehaf-shiP Ffsrifs, Williams armed On The I.th, q
days from s4n Ff4nciso9, bringing = as q ap~-s % tE- Z7th
q Deesnb~r- We Doies no 4rns4I from Honotai1- The
co@'t ss but Il lays cot All VOL s< b Su= b~ar= the
LIST q Jsaa.ry-
Tso vessels Eers % sail sh1r;ly ~ H5solzI4-the fhp z. l..
B0yt-4a Or China AMI The regular packet D. c. Murray
18th 1So0s JznasrT 2t5S- E-gsriing the CotoEGlo ne hHd tie
felo-lnz Item in the BsHshH q De- "a
sTE4SEs Passssx 70 JarIs AID Cmsa-The Pacific Mall
az $500 tn y.w I.laat ss-re - 10 - = 80
% the It pr0Iin0- =h= : nov r-@dy S- "a zni-if the e0n-
M date asoye n-laoa-i- The pdee q p4.saz= -m b a.
bIOr.s To J.P-a. ant cabin, szsOi s-ooBa eabin, $40,
---ns-. as. To China, srst cabin, $40; seo.sl cain, S2D9i
Chins@ru s,-erag=, a. %
We .<.s si,h Considerable Interest Hrher news r.g4rIin-
the plans q tie Cana mail COMPANY, =a1h iLs -oo.s vessels
eli bciRE
Tbe- Is = z-SsT4I oozp4iat % extreme dEloess Il :raIs
and bgsa=.s q every kid All unusual ssdngsncy IL money.
There q prvb@bly . muek money here as bra-riy, bet the
tzht1e.s l. csCs-f ~ The grel; eagtion zrd s-nsiuysn-ss q
Hsoosy isni@s-P~rhzPs sc nag term Il oVsrsensi,Iyen=s4.
ongol1inz IN TIE sES~lsise bss=s n th- late failures l. ~l
Be a bag tine b=s5re H0Eolsia recover. from the eszets, anI
perfect Eoatdro= Is again r-sCored- let ne may state . fac;
-hieh has Ing b-n ata-ssed ia oder mercantile Communities,
that thar is ~ risss q securities sfr than EsrrzntI. notes,
ordinary discretion x eoarse beilz exercised =th them Their
"a 90 re4snn 1hZ maa~y kaia-y- .h0ali di-~--dt merchants
zsDsTsny bGArss Oae or trO have failed Asa general thug,
the standing q tbs merchants q Hon0laIa vas never bztez
taan to-day, and their b.se. - the recent failures are email
compared Win tsse 4 macy leaders, plaatsrs, mechanic.
aud others q limited mans
A noVsnent s % f0k to chang the system q quarterly
settlement q accounts TO nO1tbly ~ttenents- There can b=
NJ question that to- zgch credit IL given IN trade az these
stands, and that the system q long credits, which is gaining
gr01nd, = ruiD0Gs- The cash system Is The safes; sd no-t
probable, and the nearer % hat r1I= that any business Is
eoaiactsi, tie s4ser and more profitable Z IS But 10 es1r 70
change the present sys,sn vii amount 10 anything, unless il
receives = general eoOpsrAti0n-
The uhAs=.hip Fioriss, which arrived On the I7th. sailed
.yaia ys=teraay % . cruise so9.h All West che did NO,
cone into pot
re 4fT. Ssu TorE e0rTesf1nIent. unier Jate q Drem-
her i, says, Crude oAs are dull at g G5 Er sperm, and 81 -
al Is far .haIe; Laeei. 81 iOGI ~ Lard oil esH At 81 20
Tor Fal. and ~ 10 sr Winter.
Gold in Ses York, De. %. stood a; L., and aIing.
TIE brig Hs.p,rtaH Is n-4rly b.lod Er san Frzneisco, wait
Ing o1iy The arrival % ih= sehOoner Eais lee and B.isH-
bah 4ce fram Maui sb. viii p.obAhly .Al On Monhay.
Tzs Bernies Is also On the berth sr tie sane port, to -aI in
al TIE cou-au- week
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ITEMS.


The SIo-ins vessels s4hsd from Nes BslfOrd o. whaling
er1Ises. under the dates noted
Nov. Ship Corutaian- CapJ L@Es. fr North Pacific Ocean.
Ozark r. C0iord. Capt ~ N'Ceave. Pacific Ocean
13-B-rk , In Cares. Capt H. p Worth. North Pacific
l3-Bxrk NattaPosett- CAPT D4gn, fr Atlantic
l1-B-Ek ZsHths, Capt Deebe, GE Atlantic and IuiI4n
Ocean
IT-Edg Tsk0a, Capt Morton, Er Atlantic
Seh1oner Pocaiontas. % Serpor. az tSns. oil measurement.
las b.en purchased BY : Th1mas x Co. q Sys Bedford, 10
be employed IA the whaling business
Oue-s.-fsen.h q ship Vineyard, q Ed-arto-n. vas sd II
au-tion recently. 20 samuel OsDorn. Jr: and one thirty second
70 parties IN Ses York, az the rate % sI2iOO-
4 sUccEssFrL yoTAsE-sehoorer Petr-t. Capt John VI.
the Atlantic q 3 months and l. days bringing rs bbls sperm
and 10 do btaezh-h oi, worth At present prices. over sll-5OO-
Bark Ioni4, e Salem. o. tons, De~ neIsUrsm.nf. hGilt at
Duxbgry IN ISIS, has b>en purchased - Edmund NaNheti. Il
New Bedhri, and will he Htted Tor the ghIIshsheJ hcu SeS
RsGfrL
BARK cstsiPa, Ermsriy Uh1I-r,. n"= IN Ne~ YORK, has bee1
purchased ~ Nathaniel T. Gia1rI, anI others . NeE Eeiari,
and Ill be atted for whaling under command a Capt. Co.e.
formerly % bark VigltHt, u Se= BelsorL-
Scho1n@r Cosanaet, q B1-tSu. loo tons. oil measurement.
Ia besa pEreha-eI - Heury NJ AIKEN, and 0t1ers. e HarHsu,
fr a Ehser from that port. under Command - Capt Hatha-
way, E1e % shDOUsr william Hi5oB-
Arrived az New London Eri- IaheIlt. Chapel. from Gambler
Land Inst, ~kh 40 bbls whale oil. anil 10 90 H%- hone q
T. 81 CtgeL Lar Aanetok, east side Cumberland. Oct- "a
ENpen-ncei bal xsahsr. heayy SHOWS and stryEs sr0is byfgc
-ls4stn<. Bat fw WhaLrs hal stru = in
Thr greatest EhaIn- voyzge rre-aiIy m-ds from Province
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HI. M san CL1a-1he British sore" steam
lip ESQ. Captain Turnour. arrived on Friday last
from Victoria y. /. en- route for England, and SAL
Cd oa Thursday evening On the passage -ou''
she vii touch 81 Tahiti and Valparaiso The CLIO
II Will lee remembered. was the ship in which Her
MAJESTY Queen Emma aud suite. and the former
British Commissioner. Mr.. SynEe, sailed hence Tor
Panama. On the way u Europe We are indebted
To Ii. ". Severance. Esq for i list Of the officers al
present attached T. the C.o:
L..st~r-sECsas J. Cary, John Enos- c : W. wire'
w. - C.GU--rncA.
N1Sry--Es-Ph 4 Esusay-
P1azrssE--Ee-E Glill.
Car--Er-E-v- John ! livery Is 4
>a-r~ou-aAa uzr- 3 4
<x....~t Sg---7.-fsa---N y. Wsl-h. VI T.
-E-E.r.-zzutS-Chss W T-H--- T. \ SIyihi"
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F-s----u-Asrr J " 1Es. Va g = ia---tNs HINe
Il E5-a. H---v 2 Hairs
H-sf.--s 4ssfs--Er-TECuas z Moody
CF-~As-G---e NJ Jscss-. B=vlAulu ii. Casoin9-
Csf-~ EE-tEssrJaha uoEueS-
Esgfussr-KoH-I Hsihsuc-tcn- -
4tslst4Er E.c4nee-s-NHiAn Gentle. John Han John L
Coouls
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t. z9a-s - or Iso>. ur sEgsEs - fUzE4Ezn
IIszlI .zl1- -. IL - Ci@szEa- H@EsA&E isi.rds sd
Per-. - a. Ean- llCtl l-- y=s IT, iEgT~s fr SgTzu-
hr 4r -rzzrf ~ - ~ p 4Ezls- I57sGI - Er lie
clrr-sp1u11E NTH L4f y=-- l. Bz1z1b-r, l5<5. tEer-
--re - mplr-s- - lar tA= m1rt4 mere las ten lIg 01s
arrival gf~m Hor1zf1l u lE1t SgJgg =. Tire Ts.@ls
fru Ro1o5ziz. go na1 MElda at &c hDE B4tzslz- Hrh
s1E4r, az ur - tE1r ~sy o % Icrt- szr l-1a-s fr he
y-r 49, Fr@ssa a. sss14Do - r- sugar, aE--.s- 2ssJ95
90 Il ha ye-r
Il aaY Interest," ar r-4-s- 70 k1.- - Eaz41t . ID
IL grain erop tas yz4r H. ssai e31a-y III prove u . sd,
L1s ~ zT-razf- IL aE.=uz al-- t-4a th= L1sIsa
GieJs. sarss N qszrat-A 81 ~ err sos-s-a- entsr-d
e. k1me olrsgupsBl L. tie E-t s-sza Gr-ls = ts Lst
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PORT OF HONOLULU. 4. I.
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ARRIVALS
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DIED.

Jazz r-Ia as ely. % III ~ inst AFR = sh1r Lios-s,
EI4ard T.. y,z1s.: 80 q |.LzE al H4Eaah J-1r=-- --~-
Elss u81EiLs-
KED-At K9aa. ia ths I..n8 q Hawai-, sgsl g ye-rs- J.
Ri frnzry = G1sa1, 1=4T Gzs-1E-
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tz1zit~r g Wl-zI AZ Jor=ss Ess- aged tEs.ty y-=s al
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DEPARTURES.

I-nzr aH- MA Bz-z~r. MH-r. Or 81 Frzlls9-
Lao zr1 vera t1---.E r.
I---cr~ E--l- E-.--r. er N-z-
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it, ErEa4 EgEau-- rr k1L4z
Gs---lT A1Ia- EahcIE- fr Hi
IS-ae.~ AE-r-i- Brzgs. fr HL1
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HI = g -Lp CO. Tzrs9zr. fr Tzh:L
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF San Francisco, California.
Cash Capital, $4,000.

1p,HE UNDERSIGNED. THE AUTHOR-
4 Hei AgeU-s q this company are prepared 20 insure TlsAs
On Cargo. Commissions and Profits
IN Vessels .th=r IN the Foreign or iDter-i-lnnd
Trade. 70 and from all paris OF the world.
Wl issue FIR = aud MARINE TIME POLL
CIES. covering risks on Public Buildings, etT-s. Dazzling
Houses. Furniture. and Goods il store, and O. Hui.s Of Vessels
rating net tower Khan A ?
Losses promptly adjusted and paid in Z. 5
cod Coin.
y. B-POici-- furnished al once without the delay OK for
wardiug app icat.aas 4 san Francisco
For rates % premium and particulars apply 20
81 " Bishop X Co, Agents
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NPORT
PAssENGEKs.

"a =As Fst-l-cl. Pr Nr,o1 Bs1-s-- Ja1- I--h--2.Oi
yxgs ar T.. sugar. 10 Prgs 1ssJ S@sg aD-z--==- ID
-y-l- SIgDJJ-
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F1E So FExsGsO-P- II1a Be1z-r- Jan lza-Nr
ald M-. ! J ay--s z11 z1L1- Ny zu1 H- NcC-Iy- Nr ard
Ns NeF Pz.-l- SIR zd sr- sag I'D eaLd- A4-s C-1Te-
II Es1sfn- r r Pl2-sz-l1-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-29
The Oil Business.

1.-THE Pennsylvania oil regions have lost fully
one-third of their population, and the number
is lessenlng every day"
SO says floating news item; yet the pro
ductiOn of oil was never greater than it is to-
day. The speculative era in oil has passed,
and the business is now upon as safe and as
legitimate a foundation as the iron or coal
interest. The expectation of oil from this port
has steadily increased from 100, ,04O barrels in
1864 to 692, $40 in 1866, the amount last year
being double that of the year before. The use
of oil is gradually extending all over the
world, and is multiplying daily. The supply
gives no indication of failing, new wells being
obtained constantly, and the business has be-
come one of our most extensive and profitable
branches of industry.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-29
Foolish as Wen as False.

The New York World, in an article on the
Mobile riot, perpetrates the following:-
Another important fact. 1t is stated on good
oeaennSorlty that this Kelley told a Northern
1neeiSnnaan who called on him previous to the
faieSra III u tnat he expected a riot, and had sent
10 fi% fhs 10 MS family and friends at The North
case he al hcIp 9nstbility where IL belonged, In
fonnd wbo tn99 iall. As no one has yet been
before he rnnunu!ged in any such anticipation
s1arranfa M aH.tSSeIng, Is not the presumption
instiSating 1hat hsnat Judge Kelley had hand In
~, cha,S IvS .ns riot? OF COURSE we make no
suc, % VIhatge pnt here is the fact and others can
Draw their own conclusions" ~ "i'u 0'ne'' JUL
When journal of the Worlds nratensions
deliberately sets about dealing in falsehood -
should take some pains that its lies ara not
utterly absurd on their face. The ;dao ,Lot
Kelley desired riot--a thing of all other. ~ %
he was interested to avoid--that be .srs,'
gated it, and contemplating the prohahi,,,,.
of losing his life init, telegraphed to his faml =
and friends ''to fix the responsibility where
it belonged, in case he should fall" is too
absurd to satisfy even Copperhead credulity.
The fact is that the Democrats are ohagrined
at the success which has attended the stump.
ing tours of both Wilson and Kelley. They
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The Rnntinr mnnin

ONE Of the Yale College boating clubs is said
TO be in the habit of rowing fifteen miles a day
for practice, preparatory to great boat race
soon TO come off between Yale and Harvard
One cannot but wonder when these young
men find time for the Greek, Latin, mathema-
tics, and other studies which are supposed to
occupy the most of the time of college stu
dents. This boating business seems to be rum
ming to excess. To row well is undoubtedly q
fine accomplishment, but it is hardly worth
while to found colleges, or to use those already
founded in its special behalf.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-29

The ORDER OF THE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
The annual parade yesterday of the various
sections of the Cadets of Temperance was wit
messed by most of our citizens, and was the
cause of much commendation. The constant
growth ofthese societies, and their ever-increas-
ing influence, give us good cause for hope for
the temperance Of the rising generation. The
idea of organizing a system of associations by
which the boys of our city could be gathered
together in the common cause of total absti-
nence, is one worthy Of universal support. By
example each individual is aided in the keep
ing of his pledge and the men who have
devoted their time to the formation of these
Sections are practical promoters of morality.
The large size of some of the Sections was
cause of surprise. For instance, the Kensing-
ton turned out nearly four hundred, and many
of the others in the neighbSrhood of three
hundred each. This proves that the system
is widely extended, and deserves the earnest
support of all who desire to aid the youth of
our city in resisting the constant temptations
to which they are subjected.