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The New York herald., 1868-03-26
the PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Escape Of General vega-Corona Sends
Assistance to Alvarez.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1868.
Letters from Mexico by the steamship Golden City
state that General Pacado Vega had been allowed
the liberty of parole, and, while en- route
to the city Of Mexico escaped and reached
the coast, where he got on q small vessel and
arrived at San Bias where he placed himself under
the protection Of General Losado.
Corona has despatched troops from Guadaajara
to the assistance OF General Alvarez in putting down
Jimnez He has also sent troops to Mazatlan to aid
Governor Rubi in bringing General Martinez to terms
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Sailing Of the Lackawanna for the United
States.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1868.
Honolulu advices to March have been received.
The United States steamer Lackawanna had sailed
The commercial news is unimportant.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
WISCONSIN,.

Extensive Fire In La Crosse-Loss @15O,OOO.
LA CROSSE, March 25 1858.
fire this morning burned several buildings on
Main street, between Second and Third The suffer
ers are:-H. ID. Williams, A. A. Stevens, Bardy
Thomas, A. G. Way, George f. Stany, w. IL. Ander-
son, Ross Strong. Baw, Jacob Brother and
others. The total loss is estimated at $500
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
FRANCE.

The Right Of Public Meeting Bill-Legisn.
tive Adjournment.
PARIS, March 25, 1865
In the Corps Legislatf the bill concerning the
right OF public meeting was passed.
The Corps Legslatif to-day adjourned until the 10th
Of April.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
ENGLAND.

Church Rates Abolished-Turf Events mt Ep.
som.
LONDON, March 25, 1868.
The House OF Commons last night passed the bill
for the abolition OF Church rates.
The EPSON races commenced to-day. Blue
skin won the Metropolitan stakes and Clemence was
the winner OF the Prince Of Wales stakes.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
MEXICO, March II,
VIA HAVANA, March rs, 1868.


Bonds All Redeemed-Telesraph 70 Mata.
MEXICO, March IT, J
VIA HAVANA, March rs, 1885,
meo';ss OF the Presidents Cabinet was held to
cons iie case Of the British steamer Danube,
which was engaged In the recent case Of smuggling
at Vera Cruz committee has been appointed by
Congress to investigate the matter and report there
on. Another British mail steamer has arrived at
Vera Cruz.
The clergy here refuse to confess patients who In
habit confscated converts.
Congress has moved report on reforms In the
tariff.
A. project Of law In accordance with article lis C)
has been presented to regulate the civil status Of
clergyman who has contracted civil matrimony.
The brigade Of General Arce has been sent south.
When they arrived ct Iguala they found Hinchap0n
had pronounced and member Of the murdered.
There are still disturbances in Tamaulipas.
A cOnductd Of specie has been authorized to leave
here for Vera Cruz on the Goth inst The Minister OF
the Treasury has declared that more OF the Span
ish debt Is outstanding
Documents duplicating foreign parties have been
discovered on the pirate Juan T. Juarez. recently
captured for the raid on Carmen Island
The credentials of Senior Riva Palacios as Deputy
for Topic have been approved.
General Escobedo has managed to secure sub
vention Of $4,000 for the construction Of telegraph
from San Luis Potosi to Matamoros.
The Betrayer of NIaximilinn Arrested-Unc0n.
stitutionality Of the Law Of january rs,
1S62-The Law ON Exporting Specie.
VERA CRUZ, March 10, 1868.
The traitor Lopez has been imprisoned. General
Negrete has been conveyed to the capital.
The press as well as the judiciary now denounce
unconstitutional the law against traitors passed
January 25, 1862, and under which Macmillan was
tried and executed
The Legislature Of the State Of OaXaca supports
Senior Sinava's motion in Congress favoring the free
export Of gold and silver.
A heavy fine has been imposed on the British
steamer Danube and her owners. II is still unpaid.
The captain West, will be imprisoned If lie returns
to Vera Cruz.
The Yucatan expedition has all returned to Vera
Cruz, with General Alatorre and Ex-Governor Cepeda.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
GERMANY.

southern Opposition to the Prussian Polio,
BERLIN, March 25 1865
wurtemberg has just chosen delegates to the Con-
yress Of the Zolveren who are opposed to the policy
of Prussia
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
EUROPEAN MARINE. NEWS.

ouEES sTowN, March 25.--The ateamsnip ity of New
York Captain Hocrow. OF the Innlan line which
eft New York the l4th n6 arrived At this port at
an earl hour this morning.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
HOLLAND.

The Bank Rate of Discount.
AMSTERDAM, March rs, 1868.
The Bank OF Holland has put Its rate Of discount at
two and one-half per cent.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
Specie for America.

LIVERPOOL, March %, 1868.
The steamship Hansa, which sailed from Bremen
on Saturday, and from Southampton yesterday for
New York. took out $e3,0O0 in specie.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Great Sale of Mems peri0r
Dress shirts $2 good Half Hose 10 cents Linen Collars ID
oents, and similar prices.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Arrival Of tho Mexican Mail.
HAVANA, March 25, 1885,
The Spanish mail steamer Marsella, from Vera
Cruz 10th inst. and Sisal 22d arrived here to-day.
She brings news from the capital to March II.
The Bishop Of Havana Ordered to Spain.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
HAVANA, March 25 1868.
A telegram has been received from Madrid order
ing the Bishop Of Havana to Spain.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Converting of the observation-disclosures the
Proposed Sent Of Government.

EAN TkANClsNU, 1000.
The Legislature OF British Columbia opened at
New Westminster March 2l. The Governors mes
sage congratuates the country upon the great i'm
provemens OF the past year and favors Victoria for
the seat OF government. He desires the Legislature
To vote on the question at an early day.
Accounts from the wrecks OF the ships Fanny and
RaSala state that both viii be total loss.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

OF Paintings by Auctv IN This Evening, Con-
tinuifg Tomorrow and sauriy evenings at s6 Brosdws
near beecSr street, from lerican Arr Gallery New ivIA.
j. EDW ARD BYLANDT, Auctionecr.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Printing of Every Description Executed with
neaness and despatch. ~ ID lower rates than ~
The METROPOLITAN yJB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Microscope for s5.-McAly ster,s Household
Microscope has ali The essential Raass q as, class nsig
fory. i.ht prepared objects, 40. r. H. McALLIsTER
Optican, ~ ', street, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
lOOUy old books on hand. Catalogue No 10 fr~.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Henry VI. Leeds e. Miner, AuctiOueers.
We would remind of the positive aud snrs
served sale at the
Berriau Housefurnhhing warmooms,
6ol broadway, Houston sIeet,
ibis day Thursday, March w. afD ococt n will b.
all the elegant Silver Plated Ware IN lots To suit pur~
chasers.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Lace Curtains. -
@. l.. a J. b. kelly co. 447 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Gray Hair, Badness, Sore scalp Cured
New hair forced 10 grow. Dr. GRANDJEAN Astor place.
Fifty yearS' practice
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Royal Havana f,ottery.-Prizes Paid in Gold.
Information furnW highest rates paid for Doouolons
and all kinds u Cold and silver.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

spring style Of Gents and Youths Dress
- ~" 80 BURKE, iss Fulton street
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Perfect Hair rDrcssing.--Burneef's Coconino
impsrs tine gloss and superior TO FrenGh pomades and
oils alcoholic Washes
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

Furniture Coverings.
BROCATEL REP TERRY, &C.
u. L a j. b. kelly CO., e3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

A.-Selllng on Our Entire stock Must be Sold
before May make for important alteration
and extension building The cheapea largest
best ready made Clothing for men .nd boys 70 be Found
this city. merchant tailoring department II under the
management Of Mr. Browneil late OF broadway, and has
Just been replenshcd with entire OF
novelties from Londoa Paris Boston New York
enlire store full Just made up, Spring Overcsats.
BR0KAW BROTHERS,
u Lafayette place and Fourth avenue,
opposite Cooper Insttute.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

viga, Tcapecs and Ornamental Nsir.-Bcst
Qgay liar ge and Hair Dyeng all coiors, al bArchbL
Gk ), 10 BOtd street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

CristadOro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied d No.
Astor House.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

visit .r's Balsam nj Wild Cherry seldom
Fails to cure a eoueh or coll
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
The Sergeant-nt.Arms After Unwilling Wit
nesscs-Thc Senate and the Governors Ap
pOintnents.


The Sergeantat-Arms OF the Senate has gone to
New York to bring TO Albany the officers OF those
corporations that have refused to answer the Comp
trollers questions under Senator ODonnel's resolu.
ton with reference to taxing corporations.
The Senate to-day held session OF nearly an
hours duration; but the Governor sent In no
name for Auditor OF the Canal Department, and the
senate did not confirm any OF the nominations for
Harbor Masters and Port Wardens.
The day calendar for March 20 contains:--Nos. s,
!, IL, H. 13, IL, Is, 17,s, "a, rs, q, Is, 20 0.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

A.-A.-Jnpnnese Hair Stnin.
Coors the hair and musachc beautiful black
brown. II consists OF only preparation. Color will
fade wash out. Only 50cents box.
Sold by H. 7. HEIMBOLD, b94 Broad May 10 Metro
poliian Hotel, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
MEXICO.
SPECIAL rELEGRAMs 10 THE HERALD.
r r o M

Cabinet Action ON British SmugxIing-The
Clergy and Cennscated Convent.-Spanish
Bonds All Redeemed-Telesraph to Masa-
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

ACOOl Hends-A Cool Head is, Next To n Wars
heart thing much TO DO desired To keep coc head and
also TO that very important will
reliable 70 upon than that which counses the
purchase Of Spring Hat at KNOxS xell establish
inent 2f2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

afternoon BY hay cutter which he using ut the
time.
Perfect Hair Dressing. np.--Burnesf's Coconino
impars tine gloss and superior TO Frenah pomaes and
A.-A.-Jnpauese Hair stnin.
Coors the and musiache beautiful black
brown Consists n Of only one psparaSo Color viii not
Sold BY II. T. HELMBoLD 5s4 Broadway, ncnt,.o Metro
politan Hotel, and by all drussss
ACool Head.--A Coel Head Is, Next 70 a Wars
hearts, thing much to be desred To keep coo head and
also to adorn that very important member no sdvce will be
ps.s %
men, 2i2 Broadway
A.-seIIlns or. Our Entire stock Must be Sold
before May g make sS, Tor s nsoS
best ready made Cohins boys Pound IN
ss s os o s s
5 sss1 from ra a aa and nis sw Yo oS
entire store full lust made ~ PsRRS sSss PysSssH sFSTaERs
q Lafayette place and Fourth avenue,
BascheIsr,s HAIR Dye@The- Best in tho
nsoas. Factory Is Bond street
manuf.eturod. Wholesale and retail; also apaei Il No.
Asor House.
Furniture Coverings.
a.L al !. Reilly < CO., az Broadway.
Cenin, 513 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fashion Hass
Gray Hair. Badness, sore scalp Curcd.-
Fifty years' practice
Great Sale Of Mems sEurnisting~.-superior
Dress shirts $2 good Half Hose 10 cens Linen Collars 10
ALLEN q. FOWLER, Ns.s Park
Henry III. Leeds e. Miner, Aucsioneers.
We would remind our readers Of she positive an snrs
''''e' '' Berriau Housefuru,shns wAr~oons,
ot broadway, near Houston AIee,, -.
sold all The eegan. Silver Plated Ware lots to suit
chasers.
Immcnsc Prices Puid for Old Books.-
0d books IR6ar IP san BRoTJsss 81 lis Nassau street.
Lace Curtains: as: .xn xorrrxou,S
GL. SJ. b. kelly 90. A7 Broadway.
Microscope for s5.-McAlv .ter,s Household
@sn ss bs .ss S,sss
prepared 'Sss'i ..aa ss s.~ ss
on PAINTINGS BY Anetv,n This Evening, Com
near Beecksr street, from ~ srlcsn All Gallery New Yors.
Printing of Every Description Executed with
ifsssa &
Nassau stree.
Royal Havans. Lottery.-Prizes Paid in Gold.
and III ns, f9q " s .,d T s sae rates p'a TOT
TxYLs,R 81 & Co, Bankers is wall street, NY
Spring style OF Gents and Youths Dress
"''' ~" ''A' "p'p1' BURKE, is Fulton street.
Wigs, Tospecs and Ornamental Hair.--Bcss
aay air lrye and Hair Dyeing all coors, al bAfChhL-
ksl6 Botd street.
Yist .r's Ba!sam ut Wild Cherry seldom
faia " ctrc cough ot coll
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

President JOHNSON, now that he is
relieved from his impeachment scare
is beginning to show his hand again
Like the braggart and coward his
course has proved him to be, the fear
of punishment and disgrace kept him
quiet. But with the threatening cloud
of impeachment, that hung over him,
removed, he is again doing his utmost
to place obstacles in the way of Con-
gressional action, and block every step
the Union party may take for the early
restoration of the country to peace
To him, more than to any man in the
country, is due the delay in the recon
struction of the South, with the evils
attending that delay. The present
wretched condition of the Southern
people, their growing opposition to any
and all plans of Congress, and the in
creased bitterness of party feeling have
been in a great measure caused by the
policy of johnson, which he began at
the close of the war, when the South
was willing to accept any terms, and
the North to waive almost all condi-
tions. He now continues the same
policy in order to embitter party feeling
and encourage the South to obstruct
at every step the restoration of the
Union. He is already making whole
sale removals of officers, who in the
discharge of the law are endeavoring to
facilitate the work of reconstruction
No one charges any of these officers
with ncompetency, or neglect of duty,
but as they have shown a desire to
carry out the laws of Congress, they
are removed, and their places supplied
with others, who are in sympathy with
the President, and who, it is to be sup
posed, will aid him in his policy of OBJ
struction. As nothing will check such
man, but the fear of consequences to
himself, another dose of impeachment
would be very good prescription to
keep him quiet, and may become nee
essary before the expiration of his term
of.office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09
Well Done Walnuf.

An election for one Justice of the
Peace took place in Walnut township,
in this county, on Tuesday oHast
week. The candidates yere--R,
Grandstaff, Union; D. B. Strait. Dem
ocratic. The vote stood-Grand
staff SO, Strait 51-Union majority
AZ. The democratic majority at the
State election was Is.
The Union men of Walnut are
''still alive and kicking" Those
illegal votes were not polled this
time. and the result is Union vic
tory.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09
The Railroad-Its Success In.
sured.

We may congratulate our readers
and the friends of this great enterprise,
that the long talked of, much thought
of, question of Railroad or no Rail
road, is at last definitely settled, and we
will soon have IN veritable fact, rail-
road. A few of our most enterprising
citizens, with the aid of the worthy
officers of the NJ. d. c. road, rising to
the spirit of the occasion, have should
cred the responsibility of completing
the great work, and lifted it to the
light of being, when all seemed dark
and gloomy about, and its most san
guine friends had almost lost hope
A meeting of the Committee and the
Officers of the NJ. d G. Road was held
last Tuesday week, when, on compar-
ing notes, it was found that the sum of
s55, 600 was yet necessary to build the
road from Gallipolis to Berlin, after
Mr.. CUTLER had made a personal eye
survey over the route, and reduced all
the expenses to a minimum, thus max
ng our share of the cost $4,000 less
than first estimated, or S27O, 900 in
stead of S350,OOO, but men of energy
had made up their minds not to stop
short of success, and part of the def
cheney was at once filled by Temporal
ry ioan' the committee then guaranteeing
to raise the residue, the contract was
closed by the trustees, and the sub
scription placed in the hands of Mr..
CUTLER to begin the work. The pa
pers were taken charge of by him, on
the part Of the M. d c. Company, with
the assurance that the work should be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible,
and if weather should prove propitious,
we might expect locomotive here on
a through rail by the first of Nov. 1868.
The engineers were at once placed on
the route to establish the road bed, and
all preparations made for immediate
work on this end of the line, while at
the other end the workmen are already
at it. I'D
! We are glad to see old Gallia once
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

~ In one of DR.. Ayers lectures
he states that Chemistry confers more
practical benefit on mankind, than any
other science, yet from no other scource
could more be SO easily obtained. The
arts and economies which chemistry
would teach, if more thoroughly and
generally studied, would speedily ex-
ercise most benifcent influence. He
freely confesses that he is indebted to
this science for the virtue of his rene
dies, and advises that the practicable
application of chemistry to medicine,
the arts, manufactures, and agriculture,
be enjoined upon our colleges and
schools.-d. 10.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

ET De Soto. when he visited the
shores of America, sought long and
arduously for ths "Sprins Of perpetual
Youth, /" that those who bathed therein
might never grow old in appeasance.
People ofour day have in part discover
ed q substitute for this unbound spring
in Rings Vegetable Ambrpsia. a few
applications of which gives to white or
grey hair that dark, stTsng and glossy.
appearance peculiar to youthful beauty.
If any. of cur readers doubt this, let
them try bottle aud be convinced of
the truth of our assertion ig.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09
Marriage Licences.

Judge Locus issued the following
marriage licences for the last week
to-wit:
Robert Mercer and Rosetta Wad
dell: John r. Gooch and Mary b
Boggs; Henry Low and Harriet Isa.
bell Koontz; Robert A. Furr and
Laura j. Cromley; John M. CLARK
and Susan McDermit; Isaac Austin
and Mary Thomas; VIM. E. Long and
Francis Duncan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

urday night to make search, but no
traces have yet been found Of the body.
He was last seen reading near the
stove. IN the cabin, few minutes be-
fore the explosion Maj Rider was in
the army. an officer in the ilth Va,
and Adj. Gen. on the staff of Gen.
Duyall, and viii be remembered by
many of our readers, who served'in
West Va. during the. war. His friends
! live near Guyandotte. No trace have
been found of him, Capt. Norton, or
Mr.. Biggs.
Capt. Buroh, one of the oldest steam
boatmen on the Ohio, being IA years
of age, was at the wheel, and fell among
the ruins, yet although stove fell on
his back, he succeeded in saving him
self. William Bear, of this city, was in
the engine room at the time of the ac-
cident, and had narrow escape. The
three bodies, mentioned above, were the
only ones recovered, and were found
near the boilers burned horribly.
They were brought to the city and de-
Gently inferred by our authorities, as
they were lying at the wreck. and the
river rising.
The Harry Dean was formerly the
steamer Ohio Valley, which was built
the early part of the war, then con-
verted into a gnnboat BY the Govern
ment, and after the war purchased by
parties in Cincinnati, who reftted her
and gave her the name of : Harry Dean.
She is now owned by parties in Ma
rietta, many of her officers having an
interest in her, and was purchased last
spring by them for this trade, for S16,-
600, being considered good boat.
The boat will be almost total loss, as
no insurance is good against explosions.
All the freight is destroyed with the
exception of some of the oil in the hold,
which may be saved. There was an
insurance of 50, 900 on the oil.
Altogether this is the most terrible
disaster that ever occurred in this vi
cinity, and one ofthe worst experienced
on the Ohio river for years.
P. S. Since preparing the above We
have seen parties looking for DR.. T. D.
Howell, Of Beverly, Washington coun-
ty, Ohio. He came aboard the boat at
Pt. Pleasant. AS nothing can be
learnt of him, it is supposed that hewas
blown overheard and lost
TUEsDAY.-Mr. J. NJ. CoFFMAN found
in the river, near his landing, the lungs
and heart of man, which presented
the appearance of having been torn
from their locality by the upward
of some hard substance
Also, there was found, in connection
with the same, two receipts, the prop
erty of Capt. Norton. Whether the
heart and lungs were those of Capt.
Norton or not, it is impossible to tell,
the receipts would seem to in
dicate as much.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

E The members Of tie Fist
Presbyterian (Old Schoel) Sabbath
School, hereby tender their sincere
thanks to their friends Efor their lib
eral contribution at the Mite Society,
Monday evening. 30th ult.
Proceeds s21 50 tfrfH
The childrens Holiday offering at
their festival Tuesday evenings slst
ult., So.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09
~ PaImer,s Inyisible, is a deli

E Palmer's Invisible, is deli
cate and exceedingly fine Powder,
which so nearly resembles the natural
hue OF health as to defy detection by
the most experienced. 1t is likewise
not only perfectly harmless in its eff
fects upon the health and complex
ion, but it has even curative proper
tiyes that render it valuable for re-
moving tan, freckles, pimples and
other slight blemiehes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09
COP SPEED THE RAILROAD.
~ $3.50. $50 to be AGAIN distriI

R S23O,65O to be again distrib.
uted; The satisfaction given by cur
Holiday Drawing" induces US on
the 10th of January,to again place be
fore the public, the same unriyaled
opportunity to gain fortune. The
Capital Prize of $4,000 was drawn
by citizen of Charleston, s. c., in
our drawing of Dec. 3lst. Price of
Tickets as before. Wholes S12;
Halves, S6; Quarters, So. Remittan.
ces to any other parties will not be
invested in this lottery. Address as
usual, the authorized State managers,
Murray, Eddy IL Co., Covington Ky.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

Considerable excitement was created
on Tuesday lastby the arrest aud es-
cape of Mr.. Thos. Holland. charged by
his mother, Mary Holland. with PERU
ry, in swearing that he was tweutyFone
years old, in order to obtain a marriage
license. The mother is bitterly oppos-
ed TO the match and says she would
rather see him go to the Penitentiary
than marry the woman he intends to.
He was arrested on warrant sworn
out BY his mother, and pending his trial
before Esq. Mark, he jumped through
the. window, smashing the sash and
glass to pieces, and running for the
hills. He was pursued by the consta-
BILE and number of citizens. but up to
the time of going to press he had not
been re-captured.
Esq. Mark is out abou. FIVE dollars,
to repair damages to his window Pin
ton Record.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

aT We have q communication
from Mr.. w. W. GIBSON, on things
in general, and the editor of the Dis
patch in particular. Other impor-
tant matter crowds it over till next
week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-09

~ Mr.. ABRAM LAsLEY, OF this
city, is a model subscriber. On
New Years day he renewed his sub
scription to the Journal by the pay
ment of two dollars He has been
an advance paying subscriber TO the
paper from the issue of the first num-
BERN 1Sl6--to the present time e.
May he live to enjoy many more
similar occasions.