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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

lP TOwS.-Last fall Skinner i Co. laid
water pipes throughout their lumber yard,
with tanks here aud there for the purpose
Of extinguishng any fires that might break
out An alarm bell was also hung over the
| office, and several hundred feet Of hose pro.
cured. With these precautions they hoped
to guard against all serious loss. Under the
"new dspensation the tank on the roof Of
the mill will be double il size, being about to
be raised sixteen feet higher 1t will then
rise above the cone Of the roof, from which
point water can be thrown as far as the
office in any direction. An ounce Of proven.
ton is worth pound ofcure, and water pipes
are excellent reducer3 of insurance premi.
ums
Chas, Skinner d Co., are selling o great
deal Of lumber, aud, on an average, are
shipping five or six cars loads week into
Iowa. They are looking for logs every day
Wagner's Brewery stands at the old place
as usual retaining all its old time attaches
and hourishing like thing of life. The
big ice house, which we once infinitely des.
cribed, IS a perfect subterranean Greenland
Spring has not yet softeued its frigid atmos.
Phere, but freezing still goes on in ts dark
recesses
In the rear Of the Brewery, and on the
side hill commanding magnificent view Of
Moline, the Island. Rock Island, Davenport,
aud viciuities, is soon TO be completed "a
handsome summer resort, for such wayfaring
men Of grief as may weary of hot and dusty
streets, suiIOcating rooms, and brick dun.
geOus during the approaching season, and
long for lodge in some vast wilderness -
MossTs. Hans Krell and Jacob Ohlweiler
have leased or purchased an acre Of ground,
on which they are now building houses and
arbors, fitted for the accommodation Of the
/ public, where refreshments Of all kinds can
be regularly obtained during the hot months.
There will also be the requisite facilities for
dancing. AS the garden is within stone s
throw Of the 'ireet railway, the enterprise
can scarcely fail Of proving success,
+. /. Cables youthful scion is astouish.
ing the uptown deni1ens with his dexrous
management Of the yelocipede.
The street cars are generally Gro wded
platforms aud all, with Moluites
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

No RESIDENT Of Rock Island should fail
to 20 to Harrison & Starks drug store, No.
% Brady street. when visiting Davenport.
Examine the splendid array of fancy goods
Of every description, vases, Bohemian ware,
toilet sets also, Pirnmels Ihang,t most
exquisite Of perfumes, aud others entirely
new
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

EvrHATlc.-At the election last Saturday,
on the proposition to subscribe $4,000 70
the capital stock Of tho Rockford, Rock
Island and Peoria railroad, lOs ballots were
cast, ont of which 3g4 we're in favor of the
subscription, and only IA against
Camden will soon be moving in the
matter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

WILL. WEBSTER, lately with Teglcr & Co,
Of this city, has a good situation at Cordova,
as book.keeper in Zeiglers WACO" '',"e'"o'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

RAINY weather don't seem to interfere
very much with Speders drug Business, as
We noticed during a five minutes visit this
morning.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

WHEN you wish an elegant suit Of clothes
made to order, call on Thomas Mccullough,
jG. Brady street, Davenport.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

The ONE DOLLAR STORE.-We direct the
attention oiour readers to the advertisement
of the One Dollar Store, Davenport, located
at No 9 West Second street. We have be
fore us a circular e-r.,' Not popular institu'
.on, on which we find almost any article
which might be called for, and great many
not to be thought Of in an instant. Rock
Island people, in crossing the river, are re.
specially invited to call.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

Forty CEsrs line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head.
TuE yeIocipcde has invaded Keithsburg.
KErrHsBuHG is determined to build a con.
meeting road up to New Boston.
For baby cabs, 60 to Walter Gates book
store
Two log RATS came down last evening,
one Of which "suubbed up at Davenport,
A VELocIPEDEsr a, Chicago makes his
mile in one minute and 454 seconds.
A DAILY paper Is published on board the
Ohio river packet Richmond.
Arnu wrArurn.-a fair specimen is be.
fore Us.
wnrgD.--A good nurse girl Apply to
Mrs. Gates, Eggleston Row
GESrLENESs fashionable spring pants are
to have n stripe down the leg.
Jouy BROMLEY, late Of the sick list, re.
ports himself able for duty again.
CAPT. ALVIN EyAnrs, formerly Of Rock
Island, but now Of Pensacola, Florida, is il
town on a short visit to his friends
INcouF-The heaviest income returned
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

The Hawk Eye State Is running on the
short line between Dubuque and St. Paul
and wearing white collars
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26
1gs1wDss CARDS.
n. G, CONNELLF,

-roRNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUB
'- A Ito. Rock Island, Ill. 0hos over 'p' O''
Omeo.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

TuE ARSENAL clock is being regulated by
telegraph from the Dudley Observatory,
NMDapM.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-26

FoRrY CEsrs line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

LITTLE TAKES Life is made
up Of little things. lie who travels
over i continent must go stcp by
etep. He who writos n hook must
do it sentence by sentence He
who learns a science must master
it fact by fact, and principle after
principle. What is the happiness
OF our life made up Of? Little
courtesies, little kindncsses, pleas
ant wo lis. genial smiles, n friendly
letter, good wishes and good deeds.
One in a million, once in q life
time, may do a heroic action; bu,
the little things that make up oul
life come every day and every
hour. If we make the little events
Of life beautiful and good, then is
the whole lie full of beauty aud
goodness. "
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

Nfw YoHE!, November e.--Gores"o'
H"dnan, i" answering n QUESTION as 10
what The Democrats intended TO do will,
their victory. s"ia the Democrats propose
making the Legislature honest, aud, 70 Use
it for prom..e'in.g The iptsres, Of ,hs pass
Of The. people. which, tLs radicals have 20,
done. We propose to abolish such laws
as 'nfr'ge upon the rights Of localities, and
secure them. rights themselvss. The new
Legislature, however. will not bs radical ;
y is disposed to show 10 the State and
country that the Democracy can be "a
moderate ip victory as patient under de.
feat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12
The Massachusetts Ploughman ssvs

~, S"~He"E't says
1--WE bo'isve it is ees99no'py for every farmer
cultivate roots. They are very useful =: rs
"ch""ge Of feed in winter. The cattle j" f.
better anil they require less hay" H. fxTr..
'"ers should 20 iuto the wiuter wi,bbcoiu,
roots. WV f:'' - "'':'-"
sURE CvkE FOR CoL1c IN HoRsEs.-Dr
McC'dre, Of philadelphia, Ve,eIlnaarv Va,san
su'geo" who has the care Of several "a. 'hi''n hup,.
drcd horses, 'uforns the Practical Farmer
that lie has never known the following
prescription to fail" of curing ccnlic in
horses: "Arornatic spirits of ammonia.
I'slf MI ounce; Landanum, one and a half
ounce mix with one pint "f water, a d
administer. II 'ot relieved, rrp-a, he
desc. REMEMBER Tnis. !.
hr hrst corn crop on l.r'irie sod vet r..
ported is 724 bushels by wrigh, from SOW
en- acres
A 'lairym.n informs the Maine Farmer
that having 'rie! various things for sor.
tea,s on COWS, he fluids lard best, the most
healing and .otte'ing.
The Stock Ionrual advise. a big hors.
f"r regular farm work. and one ,hst do. 8
not. without grea, pushing, ,rd, more than
six miles An hour with Iigh, buggy.
C""ksd meal is nearly double I'll. aul <
'' ""c"s'k"d' yet q"a', rur quar-, 1t goes
II" far. The didrrenc. is, ,li,,t much ri
Tie fo"d 's undigc>,.d unl.s, cooked
Half dog css' b-a, up Airh :w.
ounces "f salt, il Recommended -, - anr.
relief ct c"t'le ch"ke'l wi h a poraioe r an
apple. by n correspondent of ,h. Count,
Gentleman ."'
Every snr,ner s;:"ulI have commas.
"rHp.-Col!.rt every kind OF fertilizer. a.
TO prevent any from fh.ratinr III. o,as es
keep rl:e whrle covered with earll, or muck
Journal CT Agriculture recommends ;. O.
application tf top Dire sing ot manure 10
"r"d""s Immediately after having, .-ppci
"'v on dry patches where the grass ,ou,.
arc often rar;h-d nd killed ii, w at wsa,be,
MIR. J.I1arris thinks Steam ,I.rasi:;nu
machines will s""n take III. place Of the
horse machines. I his he thinks, will h..
al great advantage in The way OF allowing
& ain 10 he thrash"d as it. is taken from
h" field, and the straw to b. put in III.
barn.
Hiram Woodruff says in his book abou,
tro'ting t"rses, that a pull OH both r.in.
Will not bring up a horse when he has bro.
ken from 'ro..''A firm. quick pull should
oe gwen on one rein, letting the other give
little. as much as you want the horss'>
head thrown out of line.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

MAsoS1c.-Ths next Annually Commu.
"'r"'Io" Of the Nos, Worsbipful Grand,
L"ds" OF Ancien' Fee Mssom Of South
C"r"''na' will b" h"''''" NJ M"s"n,c Hall,
Ch"''" ton, ON the l6'h 'isy ri November.
1868 """'n"""'"g At nigh twelve The
i''r>';"". II the vs''"is ,s,lrsa-s in S.uih
C"'"l'"a i,nv" kin.'', conaen. ed 70 permit
he G.s"'' OlEc-ts and Ds;sg.,s. 10 psus
"'"' rep~s 'eereou 70, me fne. The ful,
'"re l. to 10 paid at tn" place Of starting.
"''l cer'i6es.s. u'iI BE- issued BY The G,snL
ssrrs'"ry, =. The o'o.e Of the Commu,i iea.
''p'. emitting 'hs builder to return free ok
any charge whale '''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

A recently appointed postmis-
tress at a.Rostottice on the plains,
sends her first quarterly report to
the department. with the following
footnote:s 'tFor weeks past I have
slept with q sixshooter BY my bed
side and carving knife under ny
pillow, expecting at the break:o'
day the Indians would come for
my scalp; but all Of tits 'ha has mo- not {
been half SO harassing to my mind
as the making out of one quarterly
report" d. ,'fl,.~a.'E f. J
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12
Which will you do-smile ar

: Which will you do-smile and
make your household happy, or be
Grabbed and MA sc all: tl,ose'yonug
onos gloomy apd. the elder ones
'nlseraoie7 The, amount of hap
p,ness You can produce is incaleu.
liable ~ you show a smiling FACE, q
Find heart and speak pleasant
wofds:' Wear; a pleasant aounte.
nance; ! n let joy:beam in your eyes,
sSi and love glow On. your. forehead.
. Lhere is nos joy like that which
springs 9I.g from q; kind!aot or pleas
ant deeds, and you will feel it,at
nlght When ayou rest, lat morning
whsnosses' rise, and ijthrough the
day when about your business.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12
SMOKING SPIRITUALIzED.

INC following unique and beoutfi,
nco''ation on Smoking Tobacco.
was wr' ten two hundred Years aye
91y Rev: Ralph >Erskino, of Scot,"5l
g is like good wine that imnrowo
nth age: npfo'o
,rh rus indian std now wi,herrd quite.
sen s, AZ no0n' cut down at night,
enewa thy decay; -:
All flesh, is hwy,
Thus i;liHk, and smoke t t.caceo.
., me PIPE. SO lily Tx . md weak
M. '"y "'' 1tst state besreak.
a ou art even such
,r. one Viii. a touch.
'h'nk' aad sraoke tobacco.
y ""en che smcke nscends on high.
'" 'hou issho'd I the vanity
1or'dly stuff
icce with puff,
'' ,iCk. and smoke tobacco.
IT,: ~..sn the pi grows foul within,
X IF thy soul defileI with oil,
For then the fire
1t dot' require,
.hGs think. and smoke tobacco.
And seest the ashes caet away,
Then to ,hysrlf th"a mayst say,
That to the dust
Return thou must,
Thus think, aud smoke tobacco.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

II ~stSySs.@~S'-v'F:
thcm, for do noti n tho least believe
that,eithor; nor because their doing.
will be proclaimed with blast O
trumpet Mt tho street corners, for ne
such musical performance will talk.
Observation-Disclosures because self
improvement is at all certain to lead tc
worldly success; but simply because il
is good and right of itself, and, there
fore, will assurcd1y' bring with i,
its own resources and its own re,
wards. I would further commend
to them very wise and witty piece
OF an tho conduct of the understand
ing, which was given moro than halt
a century ago by tho Rev. Sydney
Smith -wisest and wittiest of tho
friends ! have lost. Speaking to q
circle of voluntary students he says
"Therc is piece of foppcry which is
to be guarded against, tho foppery OF
universality, of knowing all sciences
Of excel!ing in all arts-chcmistry
mathematics, algebra. dancing. histo.
~, reason, riding fencing. low Dutch,
high Dutch, and natural philosophy
In short, tho modern prcccpt of cdu.
cation very often is-talc the Admi
raj Chrichton for your model, and b,
ignorant of nothing. Ny advice, OH
the contrary, is to havo the coura ye
to be ignorant Of a great number OF
things in order that you may avoid
the calamity Of being ignorant ol
everything. [Choers' and laughter
10 this l"'would suporadd I. little
truth, which holds equally good cfmy
own lifo, and the life Of every eminent
man ] havo ever known. Tho orc
serv!cea' le, safe, certain, rcmuncrd
tive, attainab!!c quality in every study
ana IN every pursuit, is the qnaIity OF
a$tcnti2n. My invention or imacina.
ton, such as it is, l can racst truthful
y assure ,'ou would ncv cr have served
! he as it 3, but for the habit of com.
monp'ace' humble patient, daily toll.
lns' drudg'ng attention. [Applausc I
Genius, vi'::acity, quickncss Of pcrccl,.
ton, and IrilIiancy in the association
OF idcas-such meatal qualities like
She secret Of tic apparit:on of tho
armed head in Macbeth, will not b,
commanded; but attention, ::fter due
term OF submissive scrvicc, alwavs
wlH. Like certain plants which the
poorest peasant may grow on the
poorest soil, it can be cultivated bv
any one, and it is certain in its goud
season to bring forth flowers and fruit
tApplausc.] l cannot hut reflect how
often you have probably heard within
these walls one Of the foremost men
and certainly one of the best (if no.
the very bcsD speakers in England
'lCheers.] l could not say 10 myscl;
when L began just now in Shake.
speares line. "I will be bright and
shining gold "-[Iaughtcr]- but I
could and did say to myself Il will
DC rs easy and rs natural us 1 posi-
ply can, because my heart has long
been in my subject, and I bear an cd
love towards Birmingham and to.
wards Birmingham men and won. en-
EIho ring now wear was Birminu,
|h@m gift, and if by rubbing it could
raise tho spirit that was oJedicnt to
Aladdin's ring, I assure you that my
frst instruction to the gcni on the
SPOT would be to place himself at Biz
m'ngham's disposal in the best OF
causes. GCheers ! :.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

The stonewaIl was burned to The waters
edge On the Mississippi River. last week.
There we're two hundred AM. fifty eiofn
souls on boasds but few Of whom reached
lhs shore siivs. Almost fearful cs,ast,ophe
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

Z TheneTis a great demand, we are
told, for a species Of plaster which
will enable men.,sto. stick .to their.
business, Who has gotitf ."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

George Peabody. TIE greai. ph'lsa,hi,o
pint is .dsad. The news Of lis death will
bs .rseeiTed and felt on both sidss of The
Atlantic with no common sorrow, :
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

The Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad
has douq q. larger freight bpsihsss skh iait
than ever before since the'~Ii.:.~ '"' '''''."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

'Hgous t~d-gsss old Ksntscky mulsa.
wsss seld Ia Atlanta sassrd.g asv eLAaR
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

SAN DoAiSeo.--Qns of ,he jols Of The
coming session Of Congress. w Srr told.
will he 'l!e purchase Of the Negro R"pub.
lie OF San Domingo.
lts political divisions are FIVE provinces
and two maritime districts. and it's popula>
lion is estimated A. 150. 900 sous, II Which
perhaps 10000 are white, or pass f,,
White. /" this ealim~,e OF population tl,.
maritime district Of Pnor,o Plata is includ
ed j" that of the province o: Santiago,
and Samsna IN that Of the province Of
S.vho ''.''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12
Making total Of. sc 5o6 oot

.
10 this amount should be. added the
principal fortune Of 81 400. 900, which WAS
distributed among his relatives during his
'econd visit 10 the United States, making a
grand total OF S7,a9e,oo distributed by him
during his lifetime in amounts Of no,icps-
Die size. While SO free aud opsn-I,anded
N 4is public benefactions, however, in pri-
vate charities lie was far outdone by others.
LIE appeared to regard himself as the uus-
Tee OF an immense fund for the benef, of
Of common Luinani,y, bu. chose to be.,ow
h's charity 10 a way that would bring forth
great and noticeable results; and conscious
that ne did his foil duly in this respect, left
to c:hers. of q different Temperament, ,h.
a!'e7'at'op Of individual csses of sufer;ue
and distress. -, ..... =. co.. 49,. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

/. Total, 10000
We aincsrslr hope these 10000 good
colored people may hs per ni,,ed to work
their o~u salvation. without being annexed:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12

The following are bIving rates of S.:u,n
earoiin" Bank Notes. prepared by Grtgg.
Palmer & Co.. Brokers':
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-12
a SUMMARY OF Mn. PeAR,rv,. 7

~ SUMMARY OF MR. PEAB,EY's BEsE-
fAcTIoNs.-The following summary of his
"rne'acions is the best and most eooneut
eu'"gy that we can pronounce upon his
life g.
10 the Institute at Baltimore. 81 400 900
I" he Institute 1T Danvers. 900 ooO
10 the poor OF London 600
10 the Southern Eluclionai
Fund. 5OO ooo
lo The Harvard University. $50 600
TO Yale College. GOO
/" Washington College,. &C. o.out,
10 other otj"cls.. s.....................s 5000
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

THE Courier says the name Of the
JOURNAL Company was omitted from
its list Of leading manufacturers be-
cause the name of that firm was not
furnished that Office. Did not the
Courier reporter copy the names from
the Assessors books? If so, he must
Intentionally or carelessly- have
omitted the JOURNAL Company. The
dodge is too pitiful. Come, now, own
up Intentional or careless - which ?
How does it happen that VIM. He'll
MANS name was omitted by an over
sight Of the reporter. while the jour
NAL Company was omitted because it
was not furnished. The Courier's ex-
PLANTATION is more muddled than its
first published list of manufacturers
returns. We regret to SEQ that the
lessons its local learned in we'll
regulated Office have been so soon
forgotten.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23
The straight Line Railroad.

We fnd the following paragraph in
the Republican Press of Petersburg:
WHY IS IT?
N7. Editor-Permit me to inquire
of the Evansville JOURNAL why 1t
always opposes the completing Of the
Straight Line Railroad? That paper
seems to oppose it whenever there IS
a prospect of its being finished. The
JOURNAL has been quite a tavorlte
with the people of Pike County, but
it turns a cold shoulder to anything
looking to our interest. The tlnlsh-
ing of the Straight Line Railroad
would. doubtless. be worth hundreds
of thousands of dollars to Evansville,
while it would benefit the people of
this section greatly. How IS this, Mr..
JoURNAL2 Are you opposed to the
interest of Pike County? If you are,
we cannot patronize your paper. If
YOU are not, show your hand by ad-
vocatiDg the construction of the
Straight Line Railroad.
STRAIGHT LINE.
We think the author of this card
has not read the JOURNAL very care
fully. If he had done SO he would
have known that his inquiry as to
why the Evansville JOURNAL is
always opposing the completion of the
Straight Line Railroad, - is based on
false supposition. The JOURNAL has
never opposed completing the
Straight Line Railroad" The compile
ton ofthat road is something we should
like very much to see. The city of
Evansville has already sunk over $500
600 in that financial maelstrom, and the
JOURNAL was largely instrumental in
urging her citizens to vote the stock
subscription. That this subscription
did not secure the completion of the
road, as was expected and promised
is no fault of che JOURNAL. ''Straight
Line knows this to be the fact, If ht
knows anything about the course o.
the JOURNAL with reference to thi
matter. 1t is mere folly for him t.
talk about the JOURNAL being op
posed to the interests of Pixie County
Within the past two or three week
we have repeatedly stated that tn,
people of Evansville would rejoice il
the completion of the Straight Lint
Road, as they would in the completion
of any other road, giving them ne,
outlets to the country. We hav
said, further, that we believe
they felt enough interest in the roa
to assist any corporation who woul
complete it. If this is opposing tn
completion of the road we do ne
, know how to advocate its construS
, ton. But letit be distinctly under
! stood, the people of Evansville il
I vest no more money in doubtful "a
perin,ents. At least not by til
ADVICE of the JOURNAL. Or
i experience has taught US Wi
2 dom in this particular. The
! must know that their money wi
accomplish the purpose for which
is voted, before they pay it over eth,
9 to contractors or railroad official
! Money is too hard to earn the'
3 times, to be appropriated reckless
and expended foolishly. II it is f,
the reason that the JOURNAL oppos'
, throwing away any more money {
3 the Straight Line, that the CORE
, pendent of the Petersburgh Pre-
' insists it is opposing its eompletio
/ we will have to plead guilty and be-
A the loss of patronage in consequent
. as patiently as we can.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

The Board of Trustees of the Per
due University have at last located
that institution. The location is on
the high ground on the opposite side
OF the Wabash from Lafayette, and
within two and a half miles. of the
court House. A committee was Sc
leeted to solicit donations of land,
Mr.. PERDUE promising to donate one
hundred acres himself, if no one else
did better. This land he would have
to buy, as he owns none within the
limit named. This location was de-
oided upon at his special instance as
he desired to have it located At a
point where he could oversee and aid
It. The proposed donations from
Shawnee Mound, Battle Ground, Dav-
ton and StOckwell will not be avail
able, but the impression Of those who
know Mr.. PERDUE and understand his
intentions, is that nothing will be lost
on this account, as he will see that il
suffers for nothing.