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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

LIvELY.-The City Collector and
his assistants were very busy yester-
day receiving taxes, and about twelve
hundred dollars were paid in.
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Inreniie nanclne CInss.

Pref. J. l.. Mcbride will open a
class for Juveniles, at Marlett's Hall,
corner Fifth and Main Streets, on Sat-
urday, December 4th.
Terms, for quarter of II lessons,
$5-two lessons per day. noy26 st
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no271t

AND when Abraham and the people be-
held the wonderful cures which were pro-
duced by this drink, Abraham said, Ny
children must not suffer; give me thy
drink to drink. and 1 will give ii a name"
And so Abraham drank, and said there
was nothing like il. even In Sangamon
County; that il was bitter to the nps, but
good for the stomach; and because there
was bitter times in fighting the masters of
the plantations, il shall be fOreverm ore
called PLANTATION BITrERS; and so it has
been.
And the wonderful work which Il has
performed is Witnessed at this day in every
town, parish, village and hamlet through
cut ali the world.
And he said, sLet it be proclaimed
throughout the length and breadth of the
land, from the valleys and mountaln-fops,
that all who suffer from feyeFs, dyspepsia,
weakness, loss of appetite, nervous head
ache, and mental dependency, viii IND
relief through the PLANTATION BITTERS.
They add tone to the stomach, and bril-
liancy to the mind, of which 1, o people,
am living example"
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. nOv22.d3t -eod-wlt
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Ba~ When fire styles Merrimack
and Sprague's Calicoes are sold at
121 cents, it is cheap enough. 10000
yards now on sale at Coolidge's New
York Store. All the new shades,
Two button Cuff Kid Gloves. 27-2t
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WANTED.-Agents to sell the Cele-
brated Florence Family Sewing Ma
chine. Liberal inducements to the
right men. Call on
A. b. HOWARD, Agent,
no26 q Nc. II South Second st.
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GREEN RIVER GRAVEL. - The
Green River conglomerate gravel is
being used on the street railroad,
with which to make a solid founda-
ton for the cross ties. twill also be
mixed evenly with river gravel, and
be used for ballast on the railroad
when the Eighth Street extension Is
finished. This gravel is pronounced
superior to the Henderson gravel, on
account of being free from clay. a
couple of handfuls Of the Henderson
conglomerate, thrown into a bucket
Of water, viii foam up and make the
water muddy. The Green River
gravel will sink to the bottom. and the
water remain clear; at least We are SO
inform ed by gentlemen who have
made the trial. This gravel Is fur
nished at 81 65 per cubic yard, de-
livered to the Street Railway Com
pany. which is much less than the
other can be bought for. We learn
| that the suggestions made by Fnlllp
Decker, Esq, few days since, meet
with general favor. and it is probable
that the City Council will shortly be
called upon to give this gravel trial
in Lamasco, on a few of the
principal streets. John Nugent has
the lease of the Green River gravel
beds, and has control of vein some
thirty-fve feet deep, that extends
over twenty acres Of ground. The
gravel pits are about one mile below
Spottsville, and only few hundred
yards from the river. 1t IS always
accessible, and the supply is mex
| haustible.
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OIOYes I! GIoYes! GIoYes!

Just received at Hughes, full
line of Gloves for everybody-some
very stylish, and some very strong and
warm. nov23-1W
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STUMPs.-There are several stumps
on the sidewalk on Locust Street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Now would
be good time to dig them up.
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@ Tickets to the Firemen's Ball,
next Tuesday night, at National Hall,
are selling very fast. A big time may
be expected.
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WEDDING CARDs.-See notice, in
advertising columns, of w. & J. Bra
den. Indianapolis, in regard to en-
graved wedding cards.
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B~ Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 90 to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
T. & BIS. oc1tf
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RAMA steady rain commenced
falling about one o'clock last night,
and continued up to the hour of 60
ing 10 nress
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OFFTCTAT.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED im the
Post-Onice at Evansville, State of lmdianas
on the 26th day Of November, 1863.
Persons calling for any OF UnesG letters
Will please say " Advertised" giving date.
LADIES' HIST
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Hosiery /! Hosiery! Hosiery!
A large lot Of Hosiery at very low
prices and nice quality at
HUGHES,
nov23-1w No. 46 Main Street.
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OBsTRUCFED.-The sidewalk at the
corner OF Sixth and Locust Streets is
materially INSTRUCTED by two piles of
bricks, which were hauled there to be
used in q building that was being
erected by Paul Dennison, who dis
appeared so mysteriously few weeks
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REAL EsTATE.-The real estate
market was dull last week. The total
transfers amounted to only $10,254.
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H. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received
new and large stock of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale at
the lowest wholesale prices.
II. HERMANN,
nov17-tf No. 40 Main Street.
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Anything in the Pork line to be
had every day. at our Pork House,
First Street, between Sycamore and
Vine Streets.
no2Otf L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.
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B~ IF You Want a Fine Watch
take it to
2. L. GEIssLER & Co.'S,
no27 1t 81 Main Street.
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ago. We have been requested to call
attention to the distractions, and ask
their removal.
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and should not be used to gargle the
throat; also that large pail of water
standing in a room would help to
purify the atmosphere, but should be
thrown away the next morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EwTE HAVE Opened A FEED
~ store at 179 Main Street. We have.a
full supply of Corn, Oats, Bran and Baled
Hay which we deliver to any part OF the
city. [nov20-dlm1 COOK q JARVIS.
sATURDAY...............NoVEMBER q, 1859
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Posr OFFIoE.-For the convenience
especially of the working classes of
our citizens. the Money Order desk
and the General Delivery Of the Post
Office will be kept open on Saturday
night until o'clock. This will
doubtless be appreciated BY those
having business at the Post Office,
who cannot conveniently visit it dur
ing daylight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

RAJ American Corsets, only SOC,
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s. nov26
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THE USES OF WATER.-Few per-
sons are aware of the deleterious
effects of impure water, or how prone
water is to imbibe the impurities Of
the air. Many of US think if water
is clear and cool it must be perfectly
pure, though it has stood in close
bedroom twenty-four hours; but this
is far from true. We copy the fol-
lowing from a scientific paper, in re-
gard to this matter, and believe it
worthy of attention.;
IF pitcher Of water is set in a room
for only few hours, it will absorb
nearly all the respired and peTsplred
gases in the room, the air Of which
will have become purer, and the water
utterly filthy. The colder the water
is, the greater the capacity to contain
these gases. At ordinary tempera-
lures. pail of water can contain a
great amount cf ammonia and car
bonic acid gas; and its capacity to alb
sorb these gases is nearly doubled by
reducing the water to the tenpera-
ture of ice. This plainly shows rs
that water kept in room over night
is totally unfit for drinking purposes,
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FRESH OYsTERs.-The old reliable
fresh Maltby, II. & NJ, and G. S. NJ,
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh and good, for sale at
H. HERMANN's.
no17tf Agent for G. S. Maltby.
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IA 5000 yards of 1910 Calico just
received, and selling at Zoe, at Schap-
ker, Bussing 4 Co.'S. nov26
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NoTICE.-There will be a meeting
of the Board Of Directors at u P. N.
tonight, at the Library. All mem
bers of the Board are requested to
attend. 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-27

THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT -
ANOTHER SPLENDID PERFORMANCE.
The second and last "Old Folk"
Concert, by the Philharmonic Society,
at the Opera House, last night, was
another complete success. Although
the crowd was not near so large as on
the first night, yet very large
audience were in attendance. We
heartily rejoice at the success of the
concerts given by tie Philharmonic.
Our best citizens, the intelligent and
critical masses, turned out IN their
strength, and by their presence ten
dered to the Society a compliment
that was as cheerfully given as it was
richly merited. It was a recognition
Of home talent that made US feel
proud of the talented Society that the
people turned out to honor.
The programme last night was en-
tirely different from the night previ,
Gus, and embraced some splendid
pieces of music. Some few pieces
that were given on the first occasion.
were repeated last night by general
request. The opening song. AUD
Lang Syne," was given with much
feeling, and with richness and mel
dy withaI, that caused hearty round
of applause. The anthem, Hank,
the Herald Angels Sing" was beauti-
fully rendered. The quartette. leaf
by Leaf" and the songs Of Annie
Laurie and Ben Bolt were finely
sung. Annie Laurie was loudly
eucored, and Beautiful Girl of Kill
dare was sung instead.s The Duet
of Ingleside," BY two ladies, was a
perfect gem, and was received with
prolonged applause.
The sacred music, New Jerusa
lem," Sherburne," Majesty" and
Invitation, given by the full strength
of the Society, was rendered in the
most perfect and beautiful manner,
and was received with great satisfac-
tirn. Ben. Bolt was we'll received.
The blue Mcselle," a beautiful
song, was beautifully rendered. The
"Sweet Voice of Home quartette,
was very fine, and the sweet melody
of Home, Sweet Home" introduced
between the verses, as the " sweet
voice of home" given by the Society
behind the wings, added greatly to
the effect of the song. The song,
Rose of Luzerne," which we first
heard seventeen years ago, was
splendidly given, and upon being
loudly enoored, aserio-comic song,
the title Of which we did not get. was
given with effect. The Duet, "Heav-
emily Vision" by two ladies, was an
other gem, and the audience testified
their delight at the splendid manner
in which it was sung in a most unmis-
taxable manner. The Duet, What
Are the Wild Waves Saying" SO
beautifully given on the first night,
was sang in splendid style. The song,
Birth of Green Erin" was finely
given, and Pretty Girl Milking Her
Cow" was sung for the encore.
Within Mile of Edinboro Town"
was finely rendered and heartily ap-
plauded.
The concluding act was the song Of
Red, White and Blue, given in ex-
ceIlent style, with the entire strength
of the Society in the chorus. At the
close of the last verse, handkerchiefs
were waved, wigs thrown up, the ap-
plause was deafening, and the curtain
went down on a glorious and patri-
otto scene. The audience retired to
their homes, well satisfied with the
musical treat that had been provided
for them. We hope to hear the Phil
harmonics again at no distant day.
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pm- See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. oc29-tf
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LOCAL NOTICES.
No. SS
MAIN STREET.
THE GREAT EMPORIUM FOR
ChiIdrons9 Shoes.

We guarantee better goods, and
lower prices than can be found else
where. Don't step until you find the
store of GEO. MILLER & Co.,
nov27- Sat, Tu&Fr 80 Main St.
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Spare Ribs, Tender LOlns.

Bg Heavy Brown Muslins only
15e, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S. 26
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BOARDING.

rIOAREUNG AND LODGING CAN
- be had at MRS HOPPER'S, at 81 per
week, corner Of Chestnut and Fourth SITS.
Also, day toald at So per week. ms div
cen BOARDING AND LODGING
~ can oe obtained at MRS. BISHOPS,
corner of Second and Sycamore Streets.
nOy24 div
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at SIS cents, at Click & Schwartz, OBJ
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Millinery! Millinery New MiIlIner,

Just received at Hughes all the
latest styles and pEices. noy23-1w
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CITY N e " S

City orders for sale at the Journal
once.
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Dried Fruit! Dried Fruit! Dried Fruit!
The highest cash price paid for
DRIED FRUIT at
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.'s,
nov25 No. 5 South Water st.
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RELEAsED.-Robert Smith, the col
ored chap that was arrested lastSun-
day for carrying off some plank that
had been hauled to construct side
walk, has been released. Smith was
sent to Jail and the case taken to the
Grand Jury. which body refused to
find bill. It was claimed By the
darkey's attorneys that it was not
stealing--only trespass; a distinction,
in our opinionsHithout a difference.
He returned the lumber and il now at
liberty.
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CoNTINUED.-The preliminary ex-
animation Of John MeClain, on the
chas IF selling liquor without a
Govsrnment license, was commenced
yesterday before U. S. Commissioner
Marsh. General Shackelford appears
for the accused, who has entered a
plea of not guilty. P. G. Eberwine
Assistant Revenue Assessor. appears
for the Government, and, although
not lawyer, attends to the case in a
very creditable manner. The exam
ination viii be continued at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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pa Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish q Barter's. oeltf
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sg No. 80 Main Street. See local.
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STRAYED.

%OW-On the 18th of this month, a mid
~ dIe-sized dark brown Durham COW,
heavy with calf. Any one giving informal
ton OF her at this ONCE VIII be literally
rewarded. nov25 d3t
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BG Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes TO match.
oc1tf
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JUST REoEIvED.-Fresh Halihut
Mackerel, White Fish and Pike; also
fresh HOLSTERS, at NEUMAN
nov27-1t Chambers Block.
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E-All Wool Red Flannels at zoe
at Schapker, Busting & Co.'s. noy26
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~If your Watches and Clocks
refuse to run, take them at once to
2. /. GErssLER & Cos,
Practical Watchmakers,
no27-1t 81 Main Street.
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WhIte.

I have just received some very nice
White Kid Side-lace Caters and
French Slippers for party and bridal
purposes. The finest goods Of the
kind ever seen in this city. For sale
low. (n27-1) T. w. TURNER.
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.fIgifA ALPHA,
Gzz=Aszzaa=a=aT. G. Ryman, Master;
W. r. Gracey, Clerk,
WIN ply as a regular weekly packet be
tween the ports OF Evansville and Nash
LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY SATURDAY
For freight or passage apply on board.
on the nrst water now.
Regular Evansville and Bowling
Green Packet.
The new and elegant Steamer
-
EVAN SVILLE,
w. S. vAEnrETER, Master,
Leaves Evansville for Bowling Green
every TUESDAY, at Pm.
Leaves Evansville for Woodbury. every
SATURDAY, at PM.
For freight or passage apply on board.
novf5'69 diff
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURGH, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
-
The magnificent and mammoth steamer
Nick LODgwOrfIl,
Eugene Bowers, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville for New Orleans and
all way ports
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th,
at 5 O'Clock PM
For freight or Bqssags apply on board, or
to w. q. BROWN n co.
HUMPHREY, LEWIS q CO..
nov24 dat Agents.
FOB oWENsBORO. CANNELToN,
AND LOUISVILLE.
The splendid side-wheeI passenger packet
p MORNING STAR,
sSz.-zzsssss A. I. Gilm ore, Master;
Frank Dougherty, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH,
at o'clock pm.
For freight or passage aPpIy on board, or
at Agents.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
The Express Lines magnificent steamer
80 - o. p. Shinkle. Master:
John Thrasher, Clerk,
Leaves for st. Louis ard all way ports on
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2srH, 4
at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage amply on board,
or TO HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO..
dit Agents.
FOR GAINESVILLE AND NASHVILLE
The magnificent packet
1Sh EMMA FLOYD.
- Jim ChenOweth, Master;
Bob Wise, Clerk,
Leaves for Nashville and all way ports on
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2srH.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to VIC, BROWN e. Co, and
HUMPHREY, LEWIS q CO,
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURG, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
The elegant side-wbeel staamer
SWALLOW,
s Frank F. Bachelor. Master;
b. Q. Lepper, Clerk,
VIII leave for New Orleans and all way
ports on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH,
at 10 O'Clock AM.
FOR freight or passage apply on board,
or to HUMPHREY. LEWIS & CO.,
and W. G. BROWN & CO.,
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
The magnificent steamer
ALASKA,
- Frank J. Cakes. Master;
Billy VoTis, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2STH,
at 4 o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to HUMPHREY, LIE Wis & Co,
aid w. q. BROWN & CO.,
dit Agents.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
The feet and elegant steamer
t.A MOUNTAIN BELLE,
1919 A. ". N GA Ulster, Master;
G. ". Davidson, Clerk,
Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2zrH,
at 10 O'Clock An.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to HUM PHREY, LEWIS q Co.
no26 DIT Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR SALE.
A STEAMBOAT HULL. - VIII be sold
cheap. Apply to JOHN SINZICH.
movie diff
REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND NASH
WILLIE PACKET.
The very Iight-draught steamer
LIE ALPHA,
E=@zz1@T. q. Ryman, Master;
W. r.. Gracey, Clerk,
WIN ply as a regular weekly packet be
tween the ports OF Evansville and Nash
vile.
LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY SATURDAY
at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
re- The Alpha will leave Tor Nashville
on the first water, nov20.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

NrwsFAHERs IN AMERICA Il There ls
something instructive as well az anus
ing IN tho following story, which Is told
by correspondent Of the German Re-
form Messenger, Of the impression made
upon a European traveller by witness
ing the eagerness Of Americans Tor
newspapers:
He hastily approached me With eyes
CLEANING with admira ion aud delight
@What wonderful race the American
reop.e are. was bis earnest outburst
Every man with his negspap#. +. Seo
the Jraymcn there sitting on his drayi
with hi ne as2aper; and that haekman,
mounted on his perch, with his whip
on bis knee, diving into his newspaper
and yonder that laborer, stopping on
the corner 70 buy bis newspaper and
see that payer, repairing the lcyoe, with
n ,wspaper sticking ont Of bis pocket
where ho has just placed il fr further
reading as he has leisure 50 ! hase
seen it ia every American town and
city. There is nothing like il in Ea-
rope No other people, through all ITS
ranks, can lc SO yersed 10 the current
information Of the country and the
world. NoLd riul people these Amer
lean people, was his pointed summing
up, as II to binl at the profound proph-
ecy embodied in this popular phrase
and fact. This expression brings up to
view the vast educational value and Of.
feet Of the newspaper, secular and re-
ligious, 10 American society, touching
our social, civil, or individual interest
moulding and fashioning national, So
cial, or political character
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How GiDEoN WELLEs sEST MS Goons
HACK 70 CoSNEcucur When this ex-
cellent gentleman, the Hon, Gideon
Welles, retired from the government OF
the Navy, he was a good deal bothered
about the expense Of moving his furni-
ture and baggage back 10 Hartford. r.
The ranking privilege not being quite
elastic enough 10 cover his case, be was
permitted TO take one Of the Govern
ment vessels Who permitted him
whether he did himself, or bis success
or-we are not informed; but the yes
sci was loaded, and off the gallant old
salt sailed for the Connecticut RIVER.
When he got there he found that yes-
sells drawing more than six feet u wat
or could not get into ths Connecticut
River, whereas his drew eleven Nr
Welles had never been so much aston
ished il his life. His chagrin was only
equaled by the Vicar OF Wakefield y
when that delightful person found that
he had ordered portrait 80 biz that
he could uoi get i INTO. the honsf
The result u i eas that Nh Welies bad
70 30 beating along The coast until be
found water enough u Neg London 70
2oat LIS goods. and thence be seat them
home 81 raj, al Just double Tie cost d
shipping them irom Waehlagle % t4o
regular way II may seem rather aibg.
ular that a gentleman u tho Navy
shonid not know something about tho
depth 81 water "a Saybrsok bar. and
still more singular tbat be should send
a vessel On voyage without inquriug
whether she could possibly get into her
port q destination. Bu. tllen Mr..
Welles always vas very remarkable
man.