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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-06
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CONSTGNMENT5 OF Cotton for sale OF ship
J ment, Receiving and Forwarding Merchan-
disc solicited Orders accompanying eonsigo-
ments carefully &od promptly executed. Bag
ging, Rope and supplies furnished at lowest
mar-et rates. Cotton in store and by river in
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THE haIssEs aOWERs

NTILL open the Spring Session OF their
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have engaged the services Of Prof Vii 'ebulin,
who will give instruction in French. free 0f
charge. As evidence OF the succ s. aGteR ant
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Mr B. K. Pullen, Mr.. = h. Word, Mr.. 5 P.
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no. IA JEFFERSON STREET.

fsOME listen friends " bile ] tell NY shor a.
I J 10 the rear Of the y l.. Gents, rail around,
II give you a scraps, OF, lee Captain SraZg a
HttIa ua1ie grape. am o my own HOOK and
an nv own plan. my friends al say I'm -
servaiiye Inau THey may al me tuat o what
thew choose. they viii md at Z am all right
on ne goose l am 3 southern nan tho am
moi white vet j think he South is right; they
gave me meat and gave me bread, am s-going
for Inc south TIL 60 dead. Then, gents come
around at morn or noon and gel Shaved OF
NJ 'A WN, DEMoss,
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. CINcINNATI, May 30.
FIoUR-Dul; family $40 O0@I0 So
WHEAF--Dull; 81 3092 % for No. and /
Winter. Er
Corn Very dun, closing at $4,000 for
ear or shelled.
OATS Dun soc for, No. /. t
RYE-Scarce and hGn, at 81 0O92 05.
CoTToS-Dull; 29c for middlfng.
ToBAcCo-Quiet, and not much done,
sales confined to 100 hhds.; receipts light
and unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull, and no demand for
ans article; there is some demand for
IN ess rork from Mobile, but S27 90 was the
best offers made, holders not willing 10
take less than SIS 90. Bulk meats and
bacon neglected; the same may be said of
lard. Butter ini sht supply, and in good
Remand, at 266I29c for fresh receipts light.
Eggs at lSc, and in good demand a
HAY-Large supply, and exceedingly
dull, at Sl3 e0@14. % for hard pressed on
arrival.
PoTAToEs- Plenty and duh, at 50 5O@3 75
PET barrel
LISsEED OIIerHulIs at SIdT@1 ls; lard
oil unchanged.
pFTRbIE6sr- Quiet, at 3693sc for refined
free.
GRoCERI nchanged. aaffa -t
GoLD-l39A buying. c#v ~.
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The weathel yesterday was clear and
very not, the mercury standing al $50 in
the shade-..The river fell about 20 inches
during the "A hours ending last evening.
...............The additional arrivals and de-
partures Saturday evening were the
Richmond, corn pile 10 New Orleans; Ar
mazda. to Cairo; J. P. Webb, 10 CIarksvilIe;
AdaIyOn, to Bowling Green; Belle Yer
non, st. Louis TO PIttsUUfg; Quickstep.
from cairo. The arrivals and depar ures
yesterday were the Nightingale. St. Louis
TO Cincinnati; James Gray, from Green
River; Morning star, Louisville 10 Hender-
son; Mollie Norton, Henderson 10 Owens
bOro; Newsboy, Henderson and return;
Kate Putnam, st. Louis 10 PIttsourg; Be lie
Lee, New Orleans TO Louisville; ollie SUI
livan, from Cannelton.
The Richm ond arrived at "a O'Clock
Sat fr>iey. from the corn pile above, and
after taking 800 sacks Of corn here, pro-
ceeisa to New Orleans.........The Quickstep
arrived at 40 Saturday night with mod
erate rip-........THe Nightingale and Kate
Putnam had far trips..........Tne Mollie
Norton had large crowd of pas
sengers, yesterday, to Owensboro....-....
The Newsboy brought. a namber Of
people, to the point opposite the city,
yesterday. where religious services were
held, Rev. Benoni Stinson, DR.. Stinson
and others officiating. THE ollie Sullt-
van arrived late last night, fullsof freight.
She goes to Newburg to-day, for load OF
tobacco, and will leave for Canneiton to-
morrow ......The Belle Lee arrived at half
past twelve this morning, five days ont
from New Orleans, on business trip,
having had 40 tons to Cairo. She viii
be down on Wednesday next......... --.....-.
The towboats Lake Erie No. 3 aud Baaz
passed up yesterday evening with tows......
Capt. Scott has contracted for the building
of a new huh at this port.........The p. w.
Strader will be here to-day en- route to
Cincinnati.........The Rob Roy ran into the
timber yesterday. morning in the fog three
miles above Cannelton, and broke the top
of oneof her chimpeys.. ....--... Tie Quick
step experienced a severe storm on Thurs
day night, winch produced some cOnster
nation among her passengers.
3 MEMoRANDUM-Of the steamer Quick
step.-The q Railroad +" steamer Quickstep
left Cairo On Friday, May 29th, at $3.50 P. NJ.
Boats in port-Julia and Tyrone. Wea her
clear ana pleasant river falling. Both
met Tennessee at Parkerson's; sam Orr
at GolcondR: Armada at West Franklin;
Richmond at Henderson; Chattanooga
above the anne place. -
Ma SIFEST.-The Qulckstep had for Louis
Bittrolffds =Gos,~laclooH;s " right,s1a horse
and buggy; w. 7. Ford l3 hogsheads of
tobacco y auaeS ShetleF, 8 packages of.Iaer-
ch&ndise; A. Gumberts packages OF
hides; r. X. Duukerson & Co, l hOgshead
of tobacco For reshi Dmeptto OwensborO:
barrels pecans and 2 horses Louis
ville l pIana and hogSheads of tobacco.
For Pittsburg: 5-barTels of spar. --s~
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BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May 30,
i TpBe CCo-Steady aud firm; sales of lugs
s769 95s factory leaf slI9l4 80: black wrap
pc Sl3a 1i; medium to good bright leaf
SIS 4U:s f;,Nes ,i'075.
COTC12- 7-sss s.N1ifiI doing.
i Il seIP 4"t-s " us sales of undressed at
$3.50 = ..'a--s 4 J.fs260.
-LGvt.-l1E. -,ift tgly dull; sales of Fall
pel IL d.. - -547 30; double extra 50 500
-Ll tsalI -t- t5. >.
MtHEkT-I a. and heavy for Fall, with
small "a e. at previous prices; no market
for Sprin :, of which a few lots sod at 59l0c
below yesterdays prices.
CaRN-Slow; sales of mixed at S59
ssc 81 elbow at Ss990c, aud choice white at
9i@92c.
OATS Dull and lower; sales at 770R79c.
sBARLEY-SlnalI sales of Spring at 81 so.
1RYE-Dun and lower; sales at 81 S0dl 81.
aC PROVISIONS Very dull. Pork S2Sl92S 80.
Bulk meats, shoulders I2lDI3c; rib sides
l41zc; clear rib l514c; clear 1658c. Bacon,
shoulders BE; clear sides 171zc. Choice
canvasssed hams 291zc Lard duh at T9920c.
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River Dispatches.

MEMPHIS, May 30.-The weather is clear
and hot. The river fell four inches. De-
parted-Belle Lee and p. w. Strader, Lou
isvilIe; Julia, Vicksburg; Magenta, New
Orleans; Belle of st. Louis and Minnie,
st. Louis Clifton, Cincinnati.
CINCIN NATI, May 3O.-The weather is de-
IightfuI The river has fallen Is inches
since last report; IS feet inches under the
bridge and I6 feet inches in the channel.
The regular packets arrived and departed
as usual. The r G. Gray arrived from
Louisville and left for Pittsburgh; the J..
NJ. Mccullough arrived from Pittsburgh !;
the Anna left for St. Louis, and the Emma
No. 3 for st. Paul.
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Se,s York Marker.

BY Telegraph NsNEwzy y1EEK, May so.
= CoTTor-W Without decided change; sales
OF $50. bales, including 900 bales in trans t,
FLoUBs-Re ceipts OF $50 barrels and 8,719
bags; DUH and l0420c lower; sales of $500
%esteT a. IS @ @sSs iS5 for saPscges chPocra 9sss S
IS e00l0 10 for extra West ern; S1l 259I3 90
for white wheat extra: s9 40gl3 for, Found
hoop Ohio; $40 500 90 foT extra st. Louis I;
sl2@l0 Tor good 70 choice ditto; Sai1for- Tor
MA lower; ss,es Of 500 sacks az Sll5l3. Ry
Flour quiet sales of $50 barrels at S89l0 10.
CORN MEAL--Quiet.
WHIsKY-NUminai Z
WHEAT Receipts, $50 bushels; DUH nd
nominaIly 2g3c lower; sales of z 800 bush
figure; sales OF so bushels OF white eana-
da free, at 50 5713.
BARLEY-N Nominal. .'f-s
MALT-NOminal.
CoRN-Receipts 23OO bushels; dull and
l92c lower; sales OF 8 200 bushels at 81 06g
g " for new mixed Western afioati 81 ID
for old white Western in store; 81 I3 for
new Western yellow afiOat.
OATS-Recefpts none; heavy and declin-
ing; sales of 4S 900 bushels at Si129S5c for
afioat.
RIcE-Quiet at Ia1l1&c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Cuiet and firm.
sUGAR17Flr Q; sales OF 800 hogsheads Of
Cuba al lI1a9f21Ic.
MoLAss Es-Quiet.
HoPs-Quiet at l0@f5c for American.
9 PETROLEUM Firm at l3(al31zc for crude !;
soc for refined ia bond.
4 LEATHER -Hemlock sole firmer at 261ag
Z715c for Buenos Ayres light weights.
Wo0L-A shade firmer for low and me-
dunn grades, with rather more doing;
sales OF $4,000 pounds at 4S@57c for domes-
tic fleece.
PoRK-A shade flrmer aud quiet; sales Of
1850 barrels at s2S 25Q28 35 for new mess;
closing at s2S 30 regular; s27 62@A 70 for
old do; closing at S3T 70, regular; S23 COO
s . 25 for prime; S24 25t924 50 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales Of 30 barrels at Sl59
SO 50 for new plain mess; SO 50Cd24 IS for
new extra mess; also, sales of 80 tierces at
$50 00g34 00 for prime mess S34 O0g37 90 for
India mess Hr- 49,
BEEF HAAfs-Heavy; sales o. 50 barrels at
SIS 50a32 30.
CUT MEAFs-A shade lower; sales of 100
packages at l2549l31ac for shoulders; 1910
TIC for hams; middles nominal.
LARD-A shade fiTmer; sales Of $50 bar
RES al 175z of &c for steam. md lS546lS1Ec
Tor Kettle rendered; also. sales Of 80 bar
rels, seller last half OF ] une, at lSs4c. ss
BUTTER-Quiet at 25@30c for Ohio; SOC
33c for State.
CHEEsE-DulI at 7@l6c.
FREIGHTs-- -Freights to Liverpool quiet,
and withoEtdeeided char ge; 2000 buss h els
of corn per steam at ED. @Fs
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Chicago Market.


FLoUR-Weak and aapll SPri ae-exsF ss
80 Z5@lQl75. A& g. HA - aA
WHEAT Moderately active, and 21zis71zc
lower; sales of No. at 81 gal e8. and y o.
1-at g S73I 81; closing at 3 SI1z for = O. :.
Consultative aud 21aG254c- over sssies
Of No. ! at S5l5865zcsF No Ia5-ss5 Az re-
jecteo al So @s4c: closing WITH sellers 0f
No Z at S45{c. and buyers at 851zc.
OATs-M Cd erateiy active; szG1c lower;
clssipg quiet att515 IA SIC.
&AYE-Dull. sales ats SO for No. l.
BARLEY-Entirely nominal.
Prov sIoNs Inactive and nominal;
70 ess pork SIS 675z92S 90. re~.-.-
LARD-1T5Zc.
BEEF GATTLE-Steady and firm for best
grades, put Jne general InalKeI ruled oo41.
h6GS-Ftrn1s quiet, and unchasa ged.r-r-
Freq HTS-Duf1 and easier at &c for corn
and &c for oats 10 Buffalo. -r-~-r b =
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BRUSHES, rang
w ing from D cents to S. 90, at
VICKERY BROS, 20 Main Street.
Evansville Wool Factory.

yE1HE ABOVE.NAMED FACTORY
= corner of Canal and Bond Streets,
Evansville, Ind, is again in the habit OF
buying exchanging. or manufacturing
Wool, in Single or Twisted Yarn, Jeans,
Blankets, Ccverlets, FIannels, and Lin
seys, on short notice, and as cheap as the
cheapest.
Send or Price List and Samples.
Orders solicited and promptly attend
ed to.
Highest Cincinnati price paid for Wool.
CRAMER s. HEUKE,
apI7 w6m Proprietors.
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Memphis Market.

.By Telegrsph.l MEMPHIS. May 30.
CoTToN and nominal; receipts, 80
bales exports, 30 bales.
& ELOUR-U nchanged.
PoRK-At S29 so
BACoN-Shoulders, 14c; clear sides lsc.
& LARD-l91592015c.
.CORN-At CSC.
g HAY-At SIS 90.
OATs-Au S5@90c.
BRAN-S30 90.
BUTTER-At SOC.
EGGS-At lS(920c.
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~AxTEDAAGENTS-To seITthe
LEE OF GENERAL GRANT,

yJohn 6. o. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel engray1ngs
al q eight maps, printed In tint, and solo
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u ; work that will sell itself. The sub
u.author and the fine style IN which
re book will be published cannot fail to
insure for 1T an enormous and rapid sale
Liberal terms to good agents. Price 10
suit the times We are now ready TO as
sign territory. WHITE.CORBIN, BOUNE
4 Co, Publishers, l40 Walnut Street, Gin
ciunati Onio. lmar1S dtf
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph. Lou1svf1LE. Mayl3o
TeBACCo-SaIes of I09 hogsheads; Tugs to
fair leaf IS O0tGI0 75.
F'LoUR-Snp perdne IS 7599 %.
WHEAT-At S2 4002 IS.
CoRN-Firin a 94@95c.
0ATS-S3d Sc
MALT-Fail = SO.
I4ARD-l655c 81
MES PoRK-52S 90. Etsa
BACoN-Sh OuIders. 14c; clear rib sides. at
l65zc: clear sides at nc.
BULK MEATs-Sho houlders lSc; clear sides
164c. e
WHIsRY-<ofntr a..
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COrOner's Inquest, No. 38,

!" ED ON THE BODY OF HEN X
- BAUER, whose body was found in
Pigeon Creek, in Vanderburgh County,
State of Indiana, on the 18th day of May,
1858. The jury, being duly sworn, find
from the evidence that the deceased came
to his death by falling from the Franklin
Street bridge into the Greek ana breaking
his neck, and drowning, on the Sd day of
May; and at the time of his death he was
7 years months old; 4 feet high; brown
Jeans pants, white cotton shirt, white
linen Jacket, shoes and socks.
SAMUEL z. HAVLIN,
Coroner Vanderburgh County,
mayl4 w3t AS
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RurOnean Market.

BY Cable.l LoNDocS, May 3O-Eve.
The weather here is very fine. and favor
able for growing crops.
FRANKFORT, May 30-Eve.
BoNDs-A fraction higher; 77AG775s.
LIVERPOOL, May 30-Eve.
PETRoLEUN-Q Quiet- at previous prices.
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BY 1elSHIapnsi NEW 4 DIRK, May
MoNEY-Very easy at 2a5 per cent. for
call loans; the highest, however, at the
close was per cent.
RANK STATEMENT.
Loans, s26S, TT ,490; increase, s796, ,2I1.- -Spe-
cie Sl7 S6I. .0SS; decrease, g, ,6l5 500. Circula-
tion s33, I45. .606; decrease, SS7 ,342. Deposits
S2J4 746 962. Increase, 81, ,239, ,412 Legal ten
ders S65, ,633, ,553; increase, S3, 400, ISL.
STERLING = Quiet at lO9101z; closing
nominal at 1919.
ment to-day was s., ,347 ,S45. The heavy
Shipments for the week were 81 .2l1 900; and
Washington prices have tended to keep
prices very steady. There was an active
borrowing demand for coin, and II was
scarcer than for some time past. Loans
were made at 1d4 per cent. for carrying,
and fiat to "a per cent. per diem for borrow
ing.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong at an ad-
vance, with good demand Tor ali issues,
and the indications favor still higner
rates next week. The conversion of 7-30
notes is very heavy, and viii prooaDly
reach thirteen millions. Inere are more
in transit, and the total for May at the
New York office alone will aggregate Sixty
five millions. The total for the country
viii probably reduce the amount OUT
standing to eighty millions; 1850 prices
Coupons of 'Sl, ,l151s91l6; do. '62, 1lls4glIlIs;
do. '64, l091s9l HOS; do. '65, 1lO@ll0H; new,
1121s91l214; do. '67, 1123S9l121z; 1O-4Oss lO5s49
The imports for the week are, dry goods
81, ,lSo, ,z03; general merchandise s., ,635, ,567.
Receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day
SIS, Ass, ,296; payments S26 365, 800; balance
S94, ST. 1856; receipts for the week S42l ,62S SOB
payments $50,l70,72.
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FOR RENT.

TSOR RENT-HOTEL-I will have for
G rent the Southern Hotel, the steam
boat landing, between Main and Locust.
EosSessiOn,to be given the LIST o. June, 1865.
CHARLES KELLER,
No. 50 Main Street
mayI3 diff Evansville, Ind.
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-rYANEED TO INFORM THE -
wv L.LE s-ellelal u :. mt HNh-are nov ~

wTYAN ED-TO INFORM THE -
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our patent Bed LOVnee This is. IN e+e q
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As a lounge it is both beautiful aud strong.
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in every particular as any bed In the
world, having the only perfect spring mat
Il also contains a safe for bed e1othin ing.
whether npened or soiosed. These loan gts
can be manufactured and Sold 50 low that
they are bound to come into competition
with, and q q certain to supersede, all
other lounges since, for the price of
Iouree alone, both lounge and bed, with
q magnificent spring mattress, can be had
In the small city of Cleyel land,- Qhto.-
have been sold. at such a price as TO net 10
the manufacturer profit of S5,OO0. There
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HONETARY & COMMERCIAL

10 cousrRr sIrsc.zzssFs .-xe d zee. iihea
Rttentton especially Of country Taerchants
.tothe superior f2anaes af}fne EoUEFAE
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds o. mercantile wocE, T1z,. BIZ
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.0
John R0bimsOn's
CIRCUS AND MENkGERIE

Re-organized anu Enlarged for the Season
of 1868.
First appearance of G. NJ. KELLY, the
Champion I4eaper of the world, IN con-
junction with Hiss CORDELIA, the Won
der of the nineteenth century, and tall
ented Company. and positively the largest
collection OF Wild beasts in the world.
ny22 I'd cod
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ARCHER-s ENLARGEMENT,

IL the northeast portion of the city, has
J ast been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This PROPERTY is situated conveniently
0 the business portion OF the city and not
ar from the Main Street line of Street
Railroad. and any extension OF said line
may be expected 10 run close 10 II. Tne
ground is trs
5GH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. IT lies west of
the Longworth Tract the location Of the
proposed City Park, and adjOins il, and is
nsi g the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
20 apply Inln ediately.
For further particulars inquire OF
MCNEELT * SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-01

Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced In the
New York market. and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-01
M. LY5oN n

Has In his employ Cutter who has
no superior in this country; and haV-
ing full supply of fine French, Eng
lish, and American Goods ia the
Piece, is prepared TO get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits 10 order
on short notice. q
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-01

Being desirous to get back all his old
custom, is selling goods at the small
est possible living profits, and war
rants every article sold at his house
to give perfect satisfaction in all cases.
Ladies will always find large stock
Of very select styles of well-madelSuits
for Boys of all sizes.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-01
Ne w s ].

For other Rirer Ite8ls see seve,ssh PAGE.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-01
New York Gold and Stock Market

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, May 30.
MoNEY-Very easy at 295 per cent. for
call loans; the highest, however, at the
close was per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-18
CAR Y.

Hon. Samuel Fenton Cary, the Illus
trions and already famous Working
man, the sole proprietor of the now
celebrated Horny Hand, in his speech
to the Democracy yesterday, gave the
INrELLIoEScER first class advertise
ment, for which we feel that this public
Acknowledgements is due. He said this
journal was "scurrillious sheet''-a
fact OF which we had already been aP-
prised by the Register. But when he
added that "Its editors had no sense"
then indeed tho iron entered our soul.
After all the complimentary notices
Samuel has had at our hands-RfIer all
the, space we have allowed him to
I'LL in these columns-after our ef-
forts to set him right before the
public by printing the card in
which he assures an anxious country
that he scorns to conceal his opinions or
avoid the responsibility of their decla-
ratIon-it was very unkind in Mr..
Cary to make such remarks as those
above referred to. Nothing infilcts so
keen a pang on the afIectionate parent
us to have "a thankIess child" nor does
anything wound an editor so deeply as
to realize that his endeavors to serve his
friends are not appreciated. We hope
the time Will come when Samuel will
gee that we are his real friends and
have been doing him genuine service.