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TOBACCO Leaf acffves sales of Qlg Hora-
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clear slides 1895 clear sides 1870. LFdIn
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HIaHWINEs ADVANCED 10 93
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POSTAGE STAMPs.-Postage stamps
in small quantities can be purchased
at the JOURNAL Office, next door to
the Postofice, from 6 A. NJ. to 9 P NJ.
This will be quite an accomm odation
to those who visit the Postoffice be-
fore the stamp Office is open or after
it is closed. $3.50.
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CHANGE OF OFFICERs-Capt Ale4.
Darling assumes the duties Of Gauger
for the Government. position to
which he was appointed some time
since, relieving Capt. G. r. Rudd.
Capt. Darling will have his head
quarters in the Office of McNeely &
Schubert. in the Washington House
Block, corner of Main and Third
Streets, up stairs.
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Meulphla Marref.

By Telegraph. MHHPHna. June i7.
C0TroN Quiet, firm and uuchangoi3 rel
ceipta tb bales; exports none.
FLOUR Unchanged and Gull
Conn -B1En
OAT -71laMH1a
HAK-Prlme E}G O00N 00.
POLK Firm 90 gB T5N3i O0.
LAHD-keg 1910.
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CONNECTION. = In the Roll of
Honor" in the Upper Grammar
School, published in yesterdays
JOURNAL, we gave the name Miss
0sceola Marx, when it should have
been Master 0seeola Mark, who is
the son Of D. G. Mark, Esq.
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A FIGHTING FRAIL ONE.-Police-
man Gundum arrested a drunken
courtesan yesterday, who resisted his
authority, and wanted to light it out
on that line" In the course of the
melee the female bit two pieces out oil
the coat sleeve of the officer, and
showed that she was regular stun
ner in free fight" She was put
IN the lookup, however, and will APP
pear before the Recorder this morn
ing.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-We clip the fol-
lowing very hattering notice from
the Spencer County journal of its
last issue. The same encouraging
words come to us from all sources.
The following is what the Journal
says:
I'VE have before us catalogue of
the Rockport Collegiate Institute for
the collegiate year 186S-69, and upon
careful examination discover many
additions and improvements upon
those Of preceding years, both in edi-
torial arrangement and mechanical
execution. The work was turned out
by the Evansville journal Company,
and reflects great credit upon Ham.
McNeely, Esq, and his experienced
assistants of the job room, for the ex-
cellent manner Ia which it Is done. )"
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~ This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No
6 South First Street, and is prepare,
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East aud South. N
pr q Charles WOODWARD,
= may15 If FAdl Special gent.
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WE give a budget Of interesting
letters on the second page, from our
Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana cor
respondents, in our railroad interests.
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- % d. aood. aarEol.

By YeionraphI NEW YORK. Juue.17.
in the line OF coz ON goods the market Ir
quite buovaut iut the trade D. davold I'D
animal ION. Tho following are the mont
important changes to-day Atlantic f-f
brown Oh rnLlMGh have risen CD 1906 EEuM-
bury 50 ditto l1cs Blackstone ID hlaanhnH
muNtlna now cell 90 l8<rs pauuuraIlin
hleHehed corset leans l7cs Swift River afcrH
llc; Ihurndihe ditto 1905 Ham ud8u " u
nc AMI Inmbnr-nn "a a nlLan 200.
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To LEr-HaviDg more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rept part of our house. mo. 30
Eorth Water Street, TO a good, re-
'sponsible party. on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsOUoHET ~ Co. 4
b Evansville. Ind. JpnRe7l 1850. If
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CoLoRED SCHOOL EXHIBITION. -
The colored school exhibition was
repeated lass evening. to a crowded
house, at the African Baptist Church,
and not the M. E. Church, as we
enormously stated in yesterdays issue.
The exhibition was very creditaDle,
and the whole affair passed off in a
pleasant manner.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.--Nothing was done
in this Court yesterday, an adjourn
ment having been made until Satur-
day morning, in order to enable the
legal fraternity to attend the High
School examination.
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HoPKTNs al 60.
40. 10 First Street.


Summer Dress Goods at COST
Great Bargains in Bleached and
Brown Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, ShaWls, Lace Points and
Circulars, Parasols aud Fans, Carpets
and7 Wall Paper. We are compelled
to rebuild the front Of our store 10
July, and want to sell the goods be-
fore the work commences. Now is
your time to buy. je14 ct +.
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C,rs cISrATI, June l7s-POTt List Arrived
Golden Eagle, from Wheeling: j. ~.
Garrett, from st. lSouia; Nashville, from
Tennessee River. Departed-W aunita, for
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. SOME bargains 10 Lama and silk
points and rotondes at HugheE'.o.- !
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THE TINE AND THE PLAcE.-Ihe
time to secure a fine building lot is
next Saturday afternoon, and the
place is at Springdale, near the Arte-
sian Springs Park. one hundred and
fifty choice lots will be sold next Sat
urday afternoon, and all desiring fne
suburban property should not fail to
be present. Remember Saturday next
at o'clock PM.
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BI- Legal Cap, nicely perforated
at the TOP to admit tape, is the latest
novelty in legal stationery. This
does away with all patent fasteners.
The paper is superior in quality, and
will be preferred by all the legal
prOfessionR after once uslngit. For
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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FOR RENT.


B@ Parton's Ink, for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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LOCAL NOTICES

WANTED.-A live and energetic
Life Insurance Solicitor. Good in
ducements offered-an excellent op-
portunity for the right man. Address
Lock Box BIG, Evansville, Indiana.
ielS 1t. T- - ts. 81 FVFss VI
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e B9- Ali kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber e. Co. q. I'm
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LIvELY-Business IN the city was
rather lively yesterday. to the no
small gratifction of our merchants.
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THE New York Tribune says the reason
why PLAErATICN BrrTERs are so generally
used is owing to the fact that they are
ana of pure material, let the price be what
II will. The Tribune just hits the nail on
the head, TOR PLANTATION BITTERS are not
only made of pure material, but the people
are told what they are made OF, as the
recipe is wrapped around each bottle.
Dont go home without q bottle. ffF
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. afVEs rr.rf primo.
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RAILROAD ExcURsIoN.-We learn
that the railroad employees at Terre
Haute, and a number from this city
will go on an excursion to Indian
apolis on next Sunday. Those who
go from this city will leave on Satur-
day on the 5;15 P. NJ. train, and will
leave Terre Haute on Sunday morn
log at A. NJ. for Indianapolis, re-
turning to Terre Haute on Sunday
evening.
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B9 Blank newspaper. for cutting
dress patterns. can always be found at
the JOURNAL Office.
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MARRIAGE. The Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church was filled
yesterday by the friends and
acquaintance of the bride to
witness the wedding ceremony Of
which the announcement is made in
to-day's JOURNAL. Miss Britton has
endeared herself to host of friends
during her residence in this city, and
their kind wishes and hearty prayers
for future of unalloyed happiness
will follow her to her new home.
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MASONIC. There will be a called
meeting of Evansville Chapter No. II
this friday evening, for work.
1t rasI-lA A. j.. CoLBURN, Sec'y.
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Fun AHEAD.-Our old friend
Charley Noyes, was III the city yester-
day, and his great show is coming.
Mr.. j. A. Wood, his agent and dis
tinguishod ornamental paper hanger,
is also in the city, and will embellish
the dead walls and bulletin boards to
day. The mammoth Pavilion will be
pitched here on the Both Of June,
and remain two days. Noyes has the
biggest and best circus we know of,
and is himself one Of the cleverst gem
tlemen that ever made a leap in the
air. His company comprises a whole
galaxy of stars, including such names
as g. w. Noyes, Frank Robinson,
Master Wooda Cooke, Madame jose
phine Clark Gibbs, Miss Emma Stick
ney, the Wilson Brothers, E. B.
Phillips, Allyn Smith, Charles
- earthly and many others of CONT
nensal fame. Mr.. Noyes left for Lou
isville by last evenings train, but will
be back when the show comes.
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l." Barrett " the originator.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, OF
VandeFbuFgh COuntE.-.-. -

The Directors of this Company met
on the 18th day of June, 1869. This
Treasurer reported the condition OF
the finances of the Company, which
was found satisfactory, and approved
Aud, ordered that the officers of the
Company solicit new risks, and the
renewal of old ones at the rates here
tofore fixed.
eteltD w. BAKER, President.
BEN. STIEsON, See'y. 20 je16-6t
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BG Planehette Envelopes. very
neat and nice. for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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RUNAwAY.-An entire week could
not pass away in this city without a
runaway. Last week We had FIVE, but
this week we have had, so far, only
one. A mule attached to dray, took
a notion to run away yesterday after
noon, and went up Main Street at a
lively pace, but was stopped, after
running few squares, without doing
any damage although buggy narrow
liz escaped being run into.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Bead : BarFett's /" advertisements
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The COURIER AND THE FIRE De-
PARTMENT.-We direct attention to
the Card of w. e. Hollingswortn,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment. asking that an early investiga-
ton may be had of the charges made
against the Department by the Courier.
1t is to be hoped that the matter will
be thoroughly investigated, and if
there are any evils existing they may
be speedily remedied. The alacrity
with which the Fire Department re-
spends to the charges and the call for
an investigation, is clear evidence of
their confidence in their ability to
vindicate themselves.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIc.-We learn
that the Trinity NJ. E. Sunday School,
together with the Independence
School and the School in the upper
part of the city, wili-go- on a picnic
excursion next Tuesday. The teach
ers and scholars will undoubtedly
have a good time, as they always do
on occasions of this kind.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting Judge Fowler, of Paducah,
in the city yesterday. He returned
home by the Quickstep.
d. w. Lusk, Esq, of the Shawnee
town Mercury, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to Washing
ton City.
VIM. Sherwood, best known as
" Billy" has retired from the o. s. NJ.
Railroad, and arrived in the city yes
terday.
Geo. w. Haberly, President of the
Terre Ha1te Nail and Iron Manufao-
turing Company. arrived in the citv
by last nights train.
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SUPPOSE He is, AND THEN?-Os-
borne is still alive, and as able as he
is willing to do all kinds of sign work
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a drug store For particulars call at
No. q, Locust Street. je12 2Weod.
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a" Barrett's !" is unsurpassed.
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THE great attraction of to-day will
be the Commencement exercises of
the City High School. The largest
class ever graduated from this insti.
tuition, will receive their diplomas
this afternoon. The large hall of the
High School building will be thrown
open, and will doubtless be crowded
to its utmost capacity.
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N evve Arrangement
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" Barrett's " is warranted.
{ teamh0nf RteMards

Often complain that ordinary Baking
Powders lose their strength and quail.
ty after being on board a vessel or boat
for few days. DoOtey's Baking Poo.
de1. is not affected by any atmosphere,
and will keep good in any climate.
Perfectly free from delet riOEs sub
stances, and it will make good, sweet,
wholesome rolls, biscuits or pastry TO
perfection, and withal the most eco
noInical. For sale by ali Crocers.
ie15 3teod. asa Efts uk .N
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p9s= For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, 60 to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Flesh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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DEAD DRUNK.-An unknown fe-
male, of easy virtue, was arrested yes
terday afternoon. and by the combined
efforts Of two men, was carried to the
Lock up.
o, chalk out an epitaph,
She's cold as a stone
Found dead in gutter,
Her name is unknown"
Take her mp to the Lookup,
Lay her out on bunk;
Don't send for the coroner
She's only dead drunk.
This interesting female will have O
hearing before the Recorder this
morning
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EuR SAL.E.

TrgOM @AEE WALUAB MAIN
E STREET PROPERTY That splendid
property knoWg ns Clio Eaier property.
iuHtcd on thb west corner on Nom Hud
Sixth Streets, fronting 7IlS feet 0u Main.
street ana IaH l8ft Du Sixth street. Said.
property iH offered for anle Ht low ngurrE
on easy terms Apply 10
) - HLIlJIT a SON.
Real Htufn AGENTS.
fol6 dI
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FIGHT.-A fight occurred at a bah
at Mozart Hall this morning about / J
o'clock, between Seth. Pritchett and a
man named Frank Rice, in the course
of which Pritchett fred one shot
from a revolver at Rice, but fortu-
nately Without hitting him. We
could not learn the particulars Of the
affair. Pritchett was arrested.
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HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS To-
DAY-CoMMENCEMENr EXERCISES OF
THE GRADUATING CLAss.-The ex-
animation of the Evansville High
School will be concluded to-day.
The exercises will begin at eight
o'clock this morning, and conclude at
eleven, in order to give time for prep
aration for the Commencement exer-
cises of the graduating class, which
takes place in the afternoon. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the
morning examination: Outlines of
History, Senior Class; Algebra, Sec
ond Year Glass; Physical Geography.
First Year Glass; Geometry. Junior
Glass; United States History First
Year Glass.
| The Commencement exercises of the
Senior, or graduating class, will take
place in the High School Hall. and
will commence at 3 Pm. precisely.
The programme will be very interest
ing, and embraces essays, orations. etc.
The Crescent City Band will be in at
tendance, and add to the interest of
the occasion.
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Another FIre-Emrich;s Slaughter
House Best rOYed,

a slaughter house belonging to
Jacob Enrich, situated on Fulton
Avenue. about six squares beyond
Deoker's soap factory. was burned
this morning between twelve and one
O'Clock. The slaughter house was a
substantial one. and Mr.. Emrich's
loss will amount to about six hundred
dollars. Two live sheep were burned
to death in the building.
It is not known how the Ere origi-
mated, but it is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
There were a number of cattle in
the slaughter house yard, but they
were turned out. and we suppose the
owner will have considerable trouble
in finding them again.
The engines were out promptly, but
did not get to the fire, which was a
full half mile beyond the corporation
line. Nos. 2 AID g went As far as
Ninth Avenue. At the corner Of the
canal and Ingle Street, Engine No. /
was disabled by the slipping down OF
the springs that hold up the boiler.
The entire weight was let down on the
wheels, and the steamer was unable
to proceed any further. The engine
was finally got back to the Engine
House, and we learn can be repaired
In a few hours.
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THE HORTICULTURAL MEETING
We desire to remind the members of
the Horticultural and Pathological
Society of Vanderburgh County of the
meeting appointed for tomorrow
afternoon, at the Commissioners
Courtroom. The business to be
transacted is of the highest import
ance Besides the election of officers,
hich itself should call out full
atteL dance, the question of holding a
Horticultural Fair during the Sum
ner will be considered. Terre Haute
has recently had horticultural Ex-
hibition and Fair, in which the
people manifested most creditable
interest. Why should Evansville be
less enterprisiDg, or alive to her true
interests? Let every member be
promptly on hand tomorrow at
o'clock P. N.
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Barrett's Successful Hair Re
storative. I'D
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Concert at the ArtesIan Springs PARK,
SATURDAY. June 10, 80

B9 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-16

A $780, 900 ~DIAMoYD.-A few days
ago u gentleman came up the river OH
| the stcnmer New Boston, who privately
exhibited to the officers Of that packet
a diamond in the rough, which, in its
unpublished state, is supposed to be
worth somewhere in the vicinity of
$500, 900. 1t is further supposed to be
the second or third diamond in size in
the world. 1t is about the size of n wall
nut, is perfectly transparent, and has
the power of mngnifying to the same
extent as q first quality glass. The
lucky possessor found it Mt his homo in
the gold mining districts Of Nova
Scotin, and also stated that he had
found one or two small ones, Que Of
which he sold for Sl2, 900 in its rough
state. To convince the officers Of the
boat he procured files Of Nova Scotia
papers containing accounts Of the find.
ing Of the diamond, minute descriptions
of the same, descriptions of. the finder,
and other evidence too i~ndisputable to
be questioned. He also showed letters
from prominent New York jewelers. who
had examined tho prize, one Of which
was from the house Of Ball, Black Il
Co. He is going TO Iowa to see about
landed investments, with n view of some
day locating there. He proposes to
have the diamond polished, and sell it
to some crowned head if possible. For
the benefit of ladies, we will state that
we don't know whether he is married or
not. Thore is no "cave" in this story.
Rock Island Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-16

SLEEPING ToGETuEE.-Tha Ldrs Of
Life says more qunrrels arise between
brothers, between sisters, between
hired girls, between apprentices in ma
chine shops, between clerks in stores,
between hirid men, between husbands
and wives, owing to electrical changes
through which their nervous systems 60
By lodging together night after night
under the same bed clothes, than by al.
mos, any other disturbing cause. There
is nothing that will so derange the ner-
vous system of q person who is elimin
alive in nervous force as to lie all night
in bed with another person who is abb
sorbent in nervous force. The absorbcr
will 20 to sleep and rest MI night, while
the climirator will be tumbling, restless
and nervous, and wake in the morning,
f~retiui, pecyish, h~ult-in1iug and dis
couraged. No two persons, no matter
who they are, should habitually sleep
together. One will thrive and the
other will loose. This is the law, and
in married life it is delied almost uni
ye:SallS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-16

TnI new Central Park vehicles, called
cabriolet wagonnettes, are half horse
and half alligator. Cut through the
middle, the fore part would make o
Hanson cab, holding six-the after
part an abbreviated omnibus, holding
three on u side. The whole wngonnette
holds twelve, and may, on a crowd, get
in one or two more. They are light aud
airy the seats are higd, the sides en-
,irely open (save in storms, whcn rub
Der curtains protect p~assengers); the
tires are three times the width of ordi-
nary wheels, the movement unusually
smooth and easy the drivers are polite
and accommodating, and the whole af-
fair is most commendablc. The object
is simply this To make money by car
ryiug passengers through the usual rou-
tine Of the Park at the most insiguiii-
can, sum of twenty-five ccnts for each
oae. Mnuifestly the haekmeu are deep
" Disguised at this tendency Of tho
times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-16

AnRxsrED.-A man by the name Of
". j. Banks was yesterday morning ar.
rested. who was charged with stealing
horses. As to his guilt, or innocence,
i, is no, for US to say, but one thing is
certain, il any one is guilty of the act,
we hope they will suffer the full penalty
oftheiaw In fact, horse stealing has be-
come so common that there is not a day
passes but we hear some one complain
ing OF having had their horses stolen.
The whole country seems TO be infested
with a band OF Villains, who live in the
mountains and prey on the property Of
the unsuspectiug. Mr.. Travis, auctioneer
Of this city, Informs us that he has tho
description Of hundreds of horses left
with him, and is requested TO keep an
eye out for them while travelling over the
country in search of stock. The time is
not far distant when they will be brought
TO justice.-HnlaRd Empire, l3M.