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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

lhe physical structure OF the strongest
human being = VulueraDte every where.
Oar bodies are endowed by nature with g
certain negative power, which protects
them, 70 ONE extent, from M VIII lesoTne
influences; but this protection is impeT-
Eect. and cannot safely be relied on ia un-
hRasthy regions, or under ciTcu instances Of
more han ord mary danger Therefore, II
Is wisdOn-it is prudence--it IS comnn0n
ssnse-fo provide against such contingent
&ies. By king an ANTiDOrE IN ADYAHCEi
m other words, by fOTtifviDg the system
with HDSTEFEER'S STOMACH BITIERS
the most &C 70 plete protective against all
the epidemic and endemic maladies that
has ever been administered IN any coun-
gyy. As a remedy for dyspepsia, there IS
no medieiue that viii compare with H..
whoever suIfer, the pangS of INDIGESTION
AnvW here On the face Of tho earth where
EGSTETTEEs'~ STOMACH BlTIELiS c0n
be procured does so voluntarily; for, as
surely as truth exists, this invaluable
zsoNIC and lucrative would restore his
6fs0rtered stomach TO a healthy cpudi-
a5On. TO the nervous 10 is also especially
commended and in cases of confirmed
constipation i5 also affords speedy and
permanent relief. i+l " ~ #H@Far
In alt cases or Fever and AgTteI the BIT
TERS IS more potent than any amount o.
uuinfne, while the most dangerous eases
81 Bilious Fever yield to its wonderful
properties. Those who irIed the medicine
B1N never use another for the ailments
Ehich the HO -TETTER BITTERS pro
1esses 10 suboue. To those who have not
made The experiment We cordially recon-
nneDd an early application of the BIT
IL b whenever they are stricken by dis
sase o. the digestive organs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

: HANDSOME JOB Work. - The
JoUKNAL Job Rooms and Book
Bindery has just completed, for one
of the leading mercantile houses of
Louisville, bill Of lading book, and
other job work, which in excellence
of material, finely executed printing
and elegance OF finish, deies all COM
petition, either in this city or else
where.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

A MosT VILLAINoUs AFFAIR.-A
prominent merchant on Main Street
related to us yesterday case of most
villainous and heartless atrocity
Some heartless creature or creatures,
who disgrace mankind, piled a mere
child, of three or four years, with
liquor until it was thoroughly drunk.
The child, staggering along the
street until overcome by the effects of
tie poisonous decoctions of which it
had partakeu, fell on the sidewalk
and lay there for some time, dead
drunk. A man who could be guilty Of
such a heartless and fendish act, is
capable Of any crime in the catalogue,
and if discovered. should be sentenced
to at least ten yeas solitary confiue-
lment. Heels net ft to associate with
human beings. As the cruelty was
praeticed upon a poor, unprotected
child. of course no effort will be made
ato ferret out the heartless author.
Nor CoRREcT,-Aug Clausheide.
who was arrested on Monday, and
whose preliminary examination is set
for SATURDAY is not implicated in the
murder Of John Newman, as stated
by city contemporary, yesterday. He
is charged in the same affidavit with
Mr.. Simpson, with having committed
an assault and battery on Ed. Fields,
with intent to kill. fa
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RECORDERS GoURT.-Ehe docket
at the Recorders Coart, yesterday,
was rather larger than that Of the pre-
| ceding day.
Roberts, the eolorsd citizen, who
was lodged with the Chief of Police
on Tuesday for wat of fifty dollars,
was released yesterday, Henry Brook
locker going hig security Darkness,
however, reig4s in his Temple of
Bachus. and his billiard balls don't
carom or CATER.
VIM. rcClur. a steamboat hand,
was discovered, on Tuesday night, on
the psgement. in that somnolent con-
ditien which is usually designated by
tllsS expressivsipharses " dead drunk, !"
AID was yesterday fined 81, with 81 so
casts. He paid 50 20 on account, and
gave his promise for the balance.
Frank Wood, who was IN some way
connected with Roberts, the extin-
guished saloon keeper, to drown his
grief at his employers incarceration,
inbibed some liquid elixer of roast
ing ears, and then held a nocturnal
interview with his inamorata in Ham
burgers back yard; when he became
so loud in detailing his griefs and his
Affections, that he attracted the atten-
ton of the police, who incantinently
gobbled him. The Recorder, taking
into consideration the temptation that
besef his path, fined him only 50,
with So 80 costs. The last heard of
Frank he was escorting policeman
around town in search of the money.
Jim Sherwood, whose name, we
think, has been mentioned before IN
police reports, got drunk and abused
MS mother, FOR which unflial conduct
lie had entered up against him hue
Of 81, and s. 20 costs. Jim scorns
to pay such trifing sums, preferring
to take lodgings at castle Cochran.
He will probably be employed to-day
in showing mud into the river.
Philip Greiehs, for obstrueting the
street with wood, &C.. was fined 81.
with So 80 costs. This was case
continued from last administra don.
Adam Bragler, a name not entirely
unknown in history,and his wife. were
charged with being drunk and
disorderly. and thereby disturb
ing their neighbors. Adam was
fined s.. with $11 55 costs.
The woman not having been
named in the affidavit, except as
Bragler's wife, was discharged.
Bragler, who had employed DENLY
and Maier, as his counsel on the oc-
casion, fled an appeal bond, but it is
supposed he win not prosecute the
appeal.
Woodfern Smith, member of that
erratic family termed ~Gipsies, desti-
tute of all veneration for theold elm
tree that ornaments the river bank,
near the foot of Division Street, hitch
ed his horses to the works erected
for its protection. For this act OF
almost sacrilige he was arrested. but
In consideration of his early educa-
ton having been neglected, he was
let off with a fine of 81 and costs
amounting to 81 So
Sam. Haight assaulted and abused
his family, and undertook to break
up his wife's crockery ware and fur
niture. For this unseemly conduct
he was fined so, with 50 45 costs
and when last heard Of was in search
of some confding friend to go on bis
bond.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SALT ADvANoED-We have adj
vanced the prices Of salt to 50 40
for small $3.50 pound) barrels, and
50 90 for large q bushel) barrels.
BAIRD IL START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
l.. RUFFNER, JR, e. Co,
Agents Kanawha Salt Co.
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0ai0 and Misslssipld Railroad. |.



To NATURALIZATION Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Tnursday, and Saturday at
10 C4IRo-DaiIy. except sunday. at 3
To GREEN RIYER.- Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at . o'clock r. M.
To EASTPORT- - Every Tuesday and
Friday at4 O'CLOCK P. n.
TO HE'D except Sundays,
a. o'clock Pm
To SAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
NJ.
To MEMPHE-Semi-week
Rockport Stage via NeWburgh and Boon
yille,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
ard Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
avs and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
Jays and Saturdays by 4P.M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept Sundays at A. n. Arrives daily lex
seEt Sundays) ~ z p, q. .fe
TO NEwBuRG.-- - aCK daily Except Sun
aay9 from the Merchants Hotel, at :
o'clock P. n. H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

SOMETHING New We call the at
tention of the public to our new
Patent Valve Rib bottom Ice Pitcher,
warranted never to split from the side
walls, leak or corrode, as the bottom
valve is movable, which enables a
person to rinse and dry out the air
chambers, thus preventing it from
rusting or poisoning the water.
je19-1w GEIssLER q DELANG.
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D6S- Just received at Carlin's. lot
of new and stylish Casinets for pants;
also a fine lot of Coatings, which he
is selling very low for cash. Go and
see new stgle Of goods that he has
got, Cold Suasuck, for Summer wear.
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s THE WEATHER. = Yesterday was
one of the most charming of the sea
son. The mercury ranged ats840, and
the sky was faultlessly clear. The
delightful weather enticed a grand
lconeourse of fair ladies to the
streets, ornamenting Main Street,
and attracting great admiration.
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aOFHESsi MOTHERsi MOTHERS /!
Don't FAIL To PROCURE
Hrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup
ron CHILDREN TEETHING.

FJLE- NTLALIEFElN IEEIIlINI %
This valuable preparation has been used
With neger failing success Ia thousands Of
Ensss.
u not only relieves the child from pain,
out iuvigoratesetfle stomach and bowels,
e0Ireets aeidlty, and gives tone and energy
relieve GRIPINe IL THE BOWELS and WIND
GiDLFC fffs NM
We believe ii is the best and gurest REM
eUfg IN The aOoTld IA all cases Of Dyse8teTg
and DsQTThCtQ IN Children, whether arising
nom teething or any other cause.
kl1lf directions Tor using viii accompany
each bottle.
Be sur and call for MRS. WINSLOWiS
SOOTHING SYRUP having the Jqc-sina.
9e OF - CBETIS n PEfkRINs y on the outside
wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
je24 d&R6m 49,
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BASKET MEETING.-A basket meet
ing under the auspices of the general
Baptist denomination, and the Com
munion of the Lords Supper, will be
held at West Franklin, on Sunday
next. AThessteamer RomeoE has been
chartered to carry passengers to and
from West II alkIin, Cd the occasion.
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Thas splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world: the only true and perfect Dye;
harmless. reliable. instantaneous; no dis
.stH Appointment; no ridiculous tints; RENEE
@1ea the III effects Of bad eyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful.
sfDck or brotCD. Sold by all Druggists and
e e. PszfrHners; and properly applied at Batch
eiOr's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond Street,
2eW olk E8aHs tap5O dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

BS- Mosquito Frames adapted to
French Bedsteads. / am making a
new style, the best 10 the market.
~. ARMSTRONG,
Sign of the big bedstead, Il Main St.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

The July, number of the Atlaafdc
has been received By John Ell Scott.
We publish a table Of contents on
the fourth page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

We are gratifed to learn that Mas
ter George Walker, of our city, a
graduate of our High School, has
passed his examination with credit at
West Point, and has been admitted
into that institution as Cadet. We
predict for Indiana a higher standing
when he graduates, than was achieved
by her representatives in the last
graduating class.
CLEAN THE WHARF.-The rapid de-
cline of the river is leaving a thin de-
post of mud upon the wharf. which
should be at once cleaned off. A few
hands each day could shove the thin
mud into the river and much of it
would be washed away. This would
be far cheaper than piling 1t up and
hauling It of. we suggest that the
experiment be tried
IEs.--There was a. small band
of gipsies on the leyee yesterday, with
their wagons and animals, awaiting a
steamer for the South.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

NEEDS REpAIRINa.-The pavement
on Water Street, from the Southern
Hotel to Locust Street. Is badly in
need of repair. Will the Councilman
for that Ward take a view of the sit
uation?
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CITY NEW S

b% Our stock of Envelopes was
never more complete than at present.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-A
match game Of billiards was played at
the Gem saloon last night, By Her
man Becker Of this city. and Fred.
Kreipke. of Hendersen. Ky-50O
points up Kreipke won. beating hi 5
opponent Al points A large crowd
assembled to witness the game.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

RELETTING. = That portion of the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad from Deer Creek to Madi-
sonville, will be relet at Madisonviile
on the 1st Of July, after which, it Is
to be hoped, the road will be prose-
euted with increased vigor. We baye
not aseertained, exactly. what the
difficulty IS that leads to the reletting.
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FANCY DYE HOUSE.
r. GRAUPNER,

DYER IND SEQ HRER,
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
SILK, Wool, Cotton, &C, colored 10 order.
All work warranted, and any damages
promptly paid. lmaZ1 dSm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

REcovERING.-We are gratifed to
learn that our esteemed fellow citizen
VIM Kelley, Esq, who has for some
time been seriously sick, is recover
ing, and is now out of danger.
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ne ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
.aose BROWN DIscoLoRATIoNs on the face
rs~s1's Moth and FFeckse Lotion. Pre-
sared only by DR.. B. G. PERRY, 80 Bond
Sreet. New York. Sold everywhere.
GaE26 dom
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mothers suffer the agopy
tie ones snatched away
le Whooping Cough. OF
single bottle OF Poland s
,ound would have saved
It's infallible.
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

PFTHE partnership heretofore existing be-
u. tween q. W. Warren and Thomas
Conyngton, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Mr.. Conyngton retiring. The
business Will be continued by q. w. War
rem. All debts due the firm Will be paid to
MIN, and all Grains against the same VIII
ae $50 q. W. WARREN,
may9 If THOS. CONYNGTON.
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Nor ARRESTED IN Notwithstanding
that Sheriff Miller and his aids have
been diligently on the search, Cal.
Hunt, who is supposed TO have killed
John NewmaB, has not yet been ar
rested. 1t is very manifest that he
has fed the country. He is broth
erin law to Fields, and the brutal
treatment of the latter, it is said, IN
cited the shooting. 1t is not likely
that Hunt will be arrested.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-
The CeaGty. Commissioners yesterday
were occupied chiefly IN canceling
county'pi ders. Incense to sell intoxi-
eating whisky was granted to Nike
Fisher II Independence, the exigen
cies OF the neigh borhood requiring
that II should be granted at once.
Milk was growing scarce, and water
is considefgd a wretehedIy thin drink.
The New OPERA HoUsE.-Work
..ssonathe new opera. horse is progressing
finely. The floors ofsthe several cir
Giles have been laid, and the dome is
being put up. The dome will canopy
\ the entire parquette, and will be a
handsome ornament to the building.
Mr.. Speaker, the contractor, mani
festly understands his business~e.-
The distinguished scenic artist,
Mr.. James Is making fine progress
with the scenery, and has finished a
number of handsome borders. and is
about ready to commence on the scene
and drop curtain.
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FORENOON. .TFs
Latin Reader gables and Roi
History.
Rhetoric and American Literal
First Glass IN German.
Virgil. m
Greekv (Xenophon),
.uals9 zaaab = AFTERNOON.
Second Glass in Geometry.
English Literature.
Chemistry wM
First Glass in Geometry.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

HIS NAgEsrI's BIzrEDAr.-Lzst Friday
Wa the tAirsy-eighth anniversary Of the
birth Of His GrseioGs Majesty KANEzAMEzA
V. he having keen bora OF the nth Of De-
eenbSr, $50 % the death Of bis late IA
nents6 brosher. Kanehaneha ", Nov. 30,
lSsS. Ills Majesty aseea6sd the throne Of this
Kingdom, and hss consequently entered
uron the sixth wear CT Els rsign. May he
be long preserved TO rule His people in peace
and prosperity.
As On the 2SSh nit, the Court being in
mourning, there Eere no other P9elie DE-
DooSsrstiozs in hoeor Of the day thar the
closing OF Government esiees, the display OF
bunting. and salute frou the battery The
Z. 5. 5. 0Ssspss {" dressed ship and made q
very handsome appearance. During the fore
roou. The Foreign O5seizl< ard Government
OEce-s called st the Palace TO pay their re-
Spectz 70 His Majesty OF the recurrence Of his
natal day. The Kings native subjects. also,
70 la-ge number, visited the Palace during
the day, ard, according TO ancient custom,
laid before their Sovereign, each one his
Aookzp1, or gin, consisting Of PIGS. fowls,
vegetables, fruits, &c This has been ems
ton with the HzEziiaEs towards their Aliis
fro1 time innenorial never 10 present
themselves before the Chief without some
thing il their hands. In the evening, the
Choir q K4uuskzpili Church visited the
Palace, and for some hours diseoursed sweet
u1zic, most, however, very appropriately
under the Circumstances, Of plsintive snd
melancholy character. Some Of the voices
were Of a peculiarly s~ee. u0dulation, and
showed good trimming. Daring the day there
were Numerous Esc1S, among the natives,
and in the afternoon. houss-ri6ing WAS freely
fuGulged in There was, however, 10 aeci-
dent Of moment, and not very large nDu-
Der Of arrests for f4st-ridi1z, and lis melting
cause, drunkenness. The Rides turned out
in the forenoon, with pretty fun ranks, and
proceeded 10 Krlaokahua Pains, where they
pitched their tsEts. went through a dri1
ard target practice, and part0ok, sith their
guests, Of liberal lunch During the dzy,
and mere particularly after I2 O'Clock, most
Of the stores were closed, and everybody ae-
ioUrued 70 keep holiday.
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TEx BAkSArKI CAsE.-le regard 70 shls
matter, plain statement Of which Is given
in the Aai-srtlssl- Of isst week. ne hsve simply
TO add that oar statement Of the eircun-
stances attending the cas- in iaSt weeks is
sue. Was based apon Information given u BY
irresponsible party in this city. An err0r-
not Of great iupOrtanev-ss 70 the Sats Of
the sale Of these So.'S,s Was overlooked BY Us.
How our statement, that the party connected
with the importation Of the goods was IN
dueed 70 stay here until the affair had been
thoroughly Investigated, could in any way
do the slightest injury 10 the sane, We are
4, a los TO comprehend, admitting however,
at the same time that our Information regard
ing this circumstance WAS based upon mis-
understanding. As we said then, il Is quite
evident that this, like everything else which IS
in doubt. must remain 50 until cleared up in
6re course. and In the mesu time il IS worse
than bad taste that Il should Be preju6ged BY
the s>Seriohlinx or gossip Of irresponsible par
ties" No one eau have more confidence than
ourselves that the parties who have the mat
ter in hand arr fully competent to investi-
gate the whole affair
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LAECEST AT HALAwA-One day last week
Mr. Williams, planter At HalAEa, lost writ
ing desk stolen from his room, and which
contained some hundred and odd dollars in
cash Suspecting native, be gave him in
charge TO constable, who took him to Ia
tive kzhuna, 10 Try the effect Of superstition
The kShuna told the uAa that be WAS the
thief, and had concealed the property. This
the ma1 acknowledged 10 be true, and started
on with the officer to point out the place Of
coneezInent. -After strolling shout all day,
Al night he said that be was not the thief and
knew nothing shout it. This proved true in
the sequel, but il Is certainly singular how
fear Of The sorcerer should lead him to falsely
aecnSe himself The real thief proved to be
ChiuAn4u, belonging TO the plantation
This man asked leave 70 come TO town on
some pretended business, and Mr.. Williams,
who had suspicious that he knew something
Of the robbery, gave him permission, but
started On ahead constable WIS dis
patched from the station house, who, meet
ing the transporting eoolie, arrested him at
once On searching him, sl2s 80 in gold WIS
found On his person, neatly tied up in cloth,
with string attached, evidently for the pur-
pose Of throwing the package from him in
case OF need, or If hard pushed, The amount
stolen was about 800, besides some valuable
papers The eoolie vas committed for trial
AZ the next term Of the Supreme Court
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ALARM OF FIKE ON FRIDAY EyESrSG.-
Some Young men, with more lore Of fan
than discretion, made q bonfire Of some
eombustible materials in an open space ma
kai Of Kawaishao, The bright light very
naturally caused people in town 70 think
there was serious fire, and on the alarm be-
ing given, the Fire Department turned out
with Its usual pronptitude. and ran towards
the supposed eoufagration, until it Was as
eersained to Be false alarm As No. 2 Was
rushing along through Palace Walk with all
speed ou, the foreman, Mr.. Jas. Ne CURE,
accidentally fell, and came near being run
over, As it was, his trumpet WAS smashed
under the wheels Had he been killed, what
regrets Of these young men would have avail
ed to compensate for the results Of their
tho1ghtlessness. Our fireman, or at least
the heads Of the department, should always
be notified beforehand Of any such bonfire
demonstration, otherwise We may be some
night in the position Of the boy that cried
a wolf, wolf,H when there was no vol, and
when the danger really came, nobody would
pay any attention to his cries for help.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

TIE imperial family Of Russia Is noted for
its prediction for dogs The Emperor is so
much attached to his splendid greyhound
that be takes the faithful animal with him on
all his travels The Grand Duchess Mary,
the Emperor's favorite child, girl Of fifteen,
has likewise 4 four-fOOted companion, span
lei Of rare intelligence and doeility On the
promenade the Grand Duchess throws her
handkerchief on the ground before her, the
gallant dog picks it up, folds il with the skill
Of lady's maid. and presents it to the dis
tinguished young lady. He fetehes flowers
for his young mistress, and brings her petit
tons which poor people put into his mouth
The Grand Duke Michael is also very fond of
dogs, and has several superb English bull
dogs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

NV STEAMER THAEF.-Sear the wharf
assigned By the authorities to the use Of the
California Steamer rne, the she'd built BY
the Government has been completed and
wiz facilitate materially the discharge and
loading Of the steamers The Company L
now hying down not ouly an iron covered
runway bat they are also building cars to
connect this warehouse with the Steamers
wharf, which viii be conducive to great
economy in the transhipping Of Island pro-
duee At this port. Ca-goes coming from the
other Islands, can be discharged from the
schOouers Into the CARS running straight into,
the wars-hO1se and be shipped BY the steam
srs On their arrival without delay