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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-01-09
samedi 9 Janvior 1860.

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IsS~Pour lcttres, journaux, echanges ct pa-
pnrasses, ndressez a ConreM Post Office.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
FREEDOM

We see by jackson, Mississippi, tele-
gram, that General Ames has issued the
following order to the commandanls Of
military posts in that State:
"The Commanding Geueral directs
that you do not obey III future any writ Of
hdtem corpus issued by the United States
District court aud Circuit Court, or any
order made By such Courts for release Of
prisoners In your custody. Should such
writ or order be served upon you, report
the fact by telegraph" Is aar
What necessity exists for the suspension
Of the hateus corpus in Mississippi we
know not, unless il lies 10 the fact that au
election is to be held there soon, and the
radicals are fearful Of the result.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
TAE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE


TAE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE
The international boat race between the
Universities Of Harvard of Mns,achusett.
and Oxford, Of England, which took place
q few days ago, resulted, as we lad an
ticipated. IN victory for the Oxford
boat crew and we must confess
that We have no regrets to express
at the result. 1t is desirable that the un-
endurable conceit and e1traragsnt vanity
Of the Yankee Nation" should be check.
ed. The ridiculous contrast between their
boastings and their achievements is alrea-
dy being appreciated; and a few more
such lessons as this will render their COM
PLEASANT courting Of the amorous looking
glass ofpublic opinion les, p!easant--,f
otles. frequent. Fortunately, the pre-
cautions taken to ensure fair rsce, pre-
vented theusual howl Of uufairness; and
save solacs afforded BY "boils and
diarrhea," there is nothing to assuage the
modification Of defeat, and no means Of
escaping the acknowledgement that 10
Viii. muscle and physical endurance the
Harvurds have met their superiors
As,riking contrast to the fair play and
courtesy extended to the Americans in
in this race, is presented by the brutal
and cowardly treatment Of the English
prize-fghter, Allen, in lis recent contest
in this country. Notwithstanding that
be was struck With clubs until he Lled
freely, and undismayed by the threaten
ing yells Of the crowd-wilh q gallantry
that cannot fail to elicit admiration, he
ensily vanquished bis antagonist; bu. in
stead Of receiving the reward to which BY
bis superior skill aud strength he was SO
justly entitled, be was deprived Of it in
manner which would cause the blush Of
shame To mantle the brow Of the veriest
knavc. And this in a land where "fnir
play is q jewel" 50.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITOL.

Every few years some city lot specula'
tor, or rome demagogue agita,es the ques-
lion Of the removal Of the seat Of govern
ment Of the United States. The effort
just now seems to be mads by few cili-
zens fist. Lonis. Like other efforts it
will fail, Of course, as the great majority
Of the people consider the seat Of govern
ment as permanently fixed at Washing ton.
Indeed, the Constitution establishes it at
that place, and its removal would involve
an amendment Of that instrument. 50
The effort Of the St. Louis lot specula.
tors is we'll ridiculed in the Washington
Republican, by the publication Of the pro-
ceedings Of an imaginary meeting, pur-
porting to have been held at the "Shoals, .
the most desolate and forlorn place in the
Hoosier State. MIN
The directors Of that meeting advocated
the removal on tho ground Of its great
advantages in securing Goa, iron and
water-power, contending that sufficient
power could be obtained to drive the
wheels Of government. thus doing away
with the necessity Of Presidents, Cabinets
and Congresses.
Another urgent argument was, that,
when the American eagle is poised in mid
air. ono wing over the Atlantic and the
other over the Pacific ocean, the neither.
most portion Of his imperial body would
rest Immediately over the Shoals
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted by the meeting:
WHEREAS, Ina.much as ii was intended
by nature, as indicated by the water power
aud coal and iron which surround the
Shoals" and especially BY the position
Of the nethermost portion Of the American
eagle, the glorious emblem Of the Liberties
Of mankind when poised in mid air over
the continent, (ineluding Cuba) that the
Shoals" should be. the pernlaLeut seat Of
Government for this mighty empire
therefore.
Resolred, That Major General Peter
Van Duscnbury, the honored chairman Of
the meeting, the Hon. Jeremiah Van
Blariam and Brevet Colonel Ben. Dur, ION
constitute committee to proceed to Wash.
ington to carry out the wishes Of this as.
semblage Of free, independent and Gu.
lightened American citizens by the re.
moval Of the public buildings from Wash
iugton to the "Shoals." I.ss
Resoired, That General Grant be di.
rected aud required to form the member.
Of bis Cabinet and all the ofice.holders al
Washington in procession, to be marched
to the "Shoals''in the rear Of the. wagon:
conveying the public buildings.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

FRoA EsoLIsp come, the intelligence
that new bayonet las been invented.
which is a combined saw and sword. The
sword edge will cut sheep into joints. aud
the saw edge will easily saw the shin bone
Of an OK. This pleasing weapon is pro-
posed not only for the British infantry,
Tut for the Irish constabulary. II is DO.
lieved that 1t can be improved by pointing
II with a decorating cap, which will eI.
plcde Inside q niau's body. blowing him
into minute fragments, thus saving the
expense Of gathering and burying The
dead, and The trouble occasioned by Gags
Of truce Tor these purposes On ba.tle.helds.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
AsslGNEEs NOTICE.

IN the district court Of the United State, for
j the district Of West Virginia
IN he matter Of Eiias :, p.l,...,
Norris, bankrupt. =" po'hn@''!'ey
To whom II may concern The undersigned,
Isaac Raney, hereby gives notice Of his 40.
pointment as assignee Of The estate Of Elias Nor.
ris, 10 the county Of g liner, In said district.
aud who was, TO wit, on the 3tli day Of Decetu.
Der. A. D. 1868, adjuds,d d bankrupt upon lis
own petition, by the district court IF The Uui.
led States lot the district Of West Virginia,
Dated Ut Clatksburg, this 23rd DAY ofAu.
gust 1890 ISAAC RANEY, 2
gug aO.3t Assignee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
IN BANKRUPTCY


In the district court Of the United States for
the district ofwest Virginia.
In The matter Of join
g. Haumdn ,bankrpt, In Bankruptcy.
Al Clarkshurg, in said district, on the 18th
day Of August, A. u. 1869. 10.
Whereas, a petition has been filed in said
Court by John @. lIauhian Of Gilmer county in
said district, duly declared bankrupt under
the act Of Congress entitled "An act 10 estab-
lisb Uniform systom Of bankruptcy throngh-
out the United States approved March 2.
1861, for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable
uuder said act, and that the 9Th day of Sepien-
Der next, al II O'Clock. q. M, at my Office In
Clarksbnrg. Is assigned for the hearing Of
same when and where the creditors Of said
bankrupt may attend and show cause, ifahy
they have, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted. The second meeting
Of the creditors will be held on that day, and
the third meeting on the day following.
bid X. s. NUllTHCUTT,
aug 23-3t Register in bankruptcy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.

WEST VIRGINIA:
BnAxros Cous1Y, To-Wr.
Recorders Office, l2th daygJuly, 1869
In the matter of tie pro-
M,s ofthe Ill Of Vii
liam p. Naymond, de-
ceased.
TLIZABETH RAYMOND, widow, this day
l offered 10 the Rerordvr fol probate, wri-
llug purporting 10 be the last will and testament
Of William p. Raymond, deceased, and on ter
motion It is ordered that process be issued d.
rected TO the proper officers Of this and other
counties, requiring them TO summon every per-
sou interested in such probate. 10 appear here on
the ll,h day Of October, 1869, 10 show cause
why said will should not be admitted to record
and ii appearing by affidavit filed that the fol-
lowing Of said persons interested, are not resi-
dents Of this Stat, to-wit:
DR.. = Clarke and Elmira, his wife.
late Elmi,u Bond, David S Hasclden
md Mary Ann, his wife, late Mary
Ann Bond, and Benjamin Raymond.
William Raymond, Thomas Hay
mond, Ann Raymond, and other
children Of John G. Raymond, de-
ceased, whose names are unknown,
9- Schoonoyer. and Amanda, his
wife, late Amanda Raymond, Benja-
min W. Raymond, Luther D. Hay
mond, John Raymond, William Ea-
gan, and Mary Elizabeth, his wife,
late Mary Elizabeth Raymond,
(Alary L. Robinson and Kyle Robin
son, infaulD Benjamin Robinson,
- Callison. and Julia. bis wife,
late Julia Robinson, Samuel Robin
son. Chauncey Hooker, and Rowana,
his wife, late Rowana Robinson, and
others, parties unknown; and
1T IS ORDERED THAT SAID NON
residents and Others, parties unknown, do OPP
pear here on the lllh day Of October, 1869, 10
show cause why said will shall not be admitted
10 record, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests and that this order and notice TO
them be published once week, for four success
suc weeks, in the WESTON DEMOCRAT, a
newspaper ublishcd in the Town Of Weston, and
be posted at the front door Of the court house Of
said county, for at least twenty days prior to
said day fiIed for the hearing Of said probate.
Tcste
N.,B.SQUIRES, Recorder.
aug 23-4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

TIME CALooRAM, Baltimore, Nd. a
Month";. Recorder Of Literature, Devoted
10 Literary affairs, Typography, Arts, Science,
News, Poetry and advertising. A sketch oil
foreign life published every month. Editorial,
Price, one dollar per year. A box Of Good.
speeds Golden Fountain Pens sent TO every cash
subscriber. These pens write sixty lines with
one dip ofink. sample copies 70 cents, pre-
paid. L. L. RILEY, Jr., Publisher, 4s south
Charles street, Baltimore, Md. aug 3o-6n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

TIME CoSMlC DTAL.-wnha rotating cen.
trail dial, on our beautiful chart Of the
Northern Hemisphere, the present time may be
obtained all around the earth, with the differ.
ence in time between any two points, East and
West. II may be set at any time. LISA ne
cessity in the school room, illustrating equation
Of time at a glance. Price by mail, One Dollar
Address. ". II. Gardner, editor State League,
Syracuse, Now York. aug 3o.d
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

FoRsrr Indignantly insists that Grant
b.s right to make just as much Of anass
oihimself as he sees fit. d 1t seems to be
pretty generally admitted that be is doing
il. y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
A MAD srLL in a cbins shop will be
nothing to compare with the re-appear-
snce of Andy Johnson in the Senate.

VIRGINIA voted the iron-clad oath out
of the Constitution, ye. General Candy
asserts his determination to enforce it.
Call you that Republican government
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
j. A. CARROLL g. BRO,
Worke,s in Marble and Stone,
John St East side Of Stone Bridge,
WHEELING W VA 40

Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Nantes,
Grindstones, etc., always on hand aud finish
ed to order. Plaster ofParis supplied on rca.
sonable terms. Person, requiring anything
in their line would do we'll o,cvmmuuicate
with them, and learn their terms before pur-
chasing elsewhere. febe2 1yob
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

MISUNDERSTANDING MACnINEs.-Aek.
w nowledgeh by leading accountants 10 be
tie mos, practical one ever In use. Will add
figures correctly in quantities ranging from the
limits Of simple addition to the dimensions Of
tile National Debt. Statesmen wanted. SAM
Pile and terms sent for, one dollar There is
money in IT, r. II. WALKER, EOS broadway,
New York. =. U. Box. $3.50. =, aug 80
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

MAsuNlC.--s,aied Communication, o.
Nl Weston Lojg. No. 10 are held ii theii
Hall 10 the town Of Weston on The frst md
third Saturday Of s.eh nonib.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

GsAsr's cottage at Long Branch cost
somebody $1,000 What unfortunate
somebody has been rictimired is unknown
'tpresent. The public looks an1ious!y to
the next batch Of appointment, for 2 ,olu-
ton Of the mystery. rg i ses.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

DsYCHOL0GlC ATTRACTION OR FAs.
ClNAHON, as applied to the purpose Of
life A new book, 400 pages (nonparicl) bound
in cleth. a curious book for curious people.
This work is no advertising scheme or mere cir
tular, but contain: full INSTRUCTIONS 10 exercise
this power over men aud animals Can be OBJ
,aired by sending your address with postage, 10
the publishers, + W. Evans & Co., Al South
Eighth street, Philadelphia. r'l aug 9o.?t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

FIFTEEN HUNDRED GIRLS are advertised
for q. Sioux city, Iowa. We suppose the
Iowa radicals wan. them for wives
Here's Gnc opening for the oolored girls
cfthe South, if .hey DO not .cOtu tho dc.
bssing alliance.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
ALEs, WINES, BRANDY
AND WHIsKEY.

Ccntr. Street, Weston. West Virginia
A good assortment Of Groceries always keb,
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The best
quality of liquors for sale, in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogics, fine cigars. and
the best grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
Storc-onc door above the Bank.
apr27-tf a ~ tF ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 rules held 10 the clerks Office Of the cir
N cult court Of Gilmer county, on the FIRST
Monday in July, 1869.
Andrew W. Moore, sAd- gs
ministrator Of the estate
Of Isaac Moore, deceased .tita
complainant
VS. a9ai In Chancery.
William RatlifF and Jes-
Sc G. Wilmoth, defend Y. iA
ants 5t p 7'c,a5of ~ ryHi
The object Of this suit Is TO enforce the lie n Of
a judgment rendered at the spring term 1854, Of
the circuit court OF Gilmer county, in favor Of
Isaac Moore, against the defendant, William
Ratiih, for Sl00, with interest GU $50 from the
25th OF December, 1912, aud on fly dollars
the residue-from the l4lh day Of Nay, ls43,
and forty-two dollars and 10 cents, costs al
law, subject 10 a credit Olive dollars, paid l4th
May, 1888. TO recover the same in the name Of
plaintiff, and subject 10 sale tract OF 100 acres
ofland, living in Gilmor county, plaintiffs
bill described, 10 satisfy the same, which said
was afterward conveyed by defendant Ratlifr
and wife to defendant Wllmoih. And 10 de-
clare void said conveyance, as TO the lien Of said
judgment.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant William Ratlilf, is not u resident
Of this State and he no, appearing, !, Is or
dered that he do appear h're within one month
after the first publication o. this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect bis interest
In this suit. ~
q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

To TIE Owners OF Fasr HoE,Es.-
0nc1of Grants favorite horses is dead
There is'an opportunity for good Office.
The horse was able to ftrot his mile in
2:22- Another horse ,of equal swiftness
ought to bring aforeign mission, a. least.
Who buys? -.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.

M REILLY
W H OIL EsALE GROCER
and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
WINES and LIQUORS, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, Oils, Nails, Glass, etc. Sole
Agent for the Hazard and Dupont Pow
der Mills, Also Patent Safety Fuse.
Nos. SIS and 81 Main ST.,
aug l6-6m WHEELING, W. VA.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

I, there is any truth in The s,atemen.
that the less people are governed The
better they. arc of, We would be in state
ofpcrfect beau,itude. were it not for the
fac. that each one IS be goes leaves his
duties to BE- performed BY somebody, If
anything more ignorant Of them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

ia4 INCONSISTENCIES IN VERMONT. The
Vermont Council Of Censors will recon-
mend to the Constitutional Convention,
which isto convene in February, the in.
corporation Of provision giving the priv.
ilege Of suffrage to females. Let male
4Vermon..rs, who grumble because ofcold
rictuals on washing.day, look out for
soapsud-legislation.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

raomo voted down negro.suffrage two
years ago BY edfty thousand majority.
Nevertheless, Hayes and his associates on
abe radical ticket arc now endeavoripg to
force it upon the State BY another consti.
tu,ional amcndmen.to be adoptc without
consulting the people,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

PoLYaAMIc BLAHKsfs.-Thisa mas,nG
pair Of blankets was made q the Sac.
rsmento Woollen Mills, and each ol
them is 100 inches wide, BY ITO inches
long. They are intended, ~ . matter
of course. for the Salt Lake trade, for
none but Mormons could have Any pos
sible use for them. But baven't the
makers fallen into a slight mistake7 Il
il not an error to suppose that Brigham
Young and bis family occupy bot one
couch The subject is . delicate one,
l know, but have no intention Of
,respassing in any way. As far A.
am concerned, it is merely an interest.
isg and rather important question OF
manners and customs. do not re-
member to have heard that the Mormons
manufacture their own bedsteads, nor
Was aware that they dispensed with
these convenienc~s, and slept on the
floor. One of these blankets. however,
would carpet . good sized room. and
il would take q building AS large a. the
Tabernacle At Salt Lake CITY to accom-
modate the bedstead for which they are
adapted. suppose, however, that the
uoolien mills people know what they
are about, and that it 10 all right.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

MAINE ELEcrION.-In Maine an cleo
ton for Governor and members of The
Legislature takes place next Monday,
the 18th instant, and as there are three
tickets in the field, representing Repub-
l,cau, Democratic and Prohibition par
ties, the contest possesses considerable
interest, especially as the Democrats are
inspired by a hope that the defective
Prohi biuionists will naturally weaken
the Republican Organization and leave
their own intact They do not expect
to elect their Guberna,orisl candidate
by a popular voTe. but as the vote de
wolves upon the Legislature If no one
candidate receives q larger vote than all
his competitors, it is barely possible
that they may gain a majority in that
body, through the divisions of their
opponents. In any event. they hope to
encourage their fellow part'xa0s in Penn
sylvania and OHIO. where the most i'm
por,ant contests of the year come OF in
October, with what they deem good
news from Maine.-Goid Hill Ners Of
last erening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

OLD HALF DOLLARS late quite Q
large number of old half doIlars-bear-
ing date previous to ls34-havs been
thrown into circulation 10 this city,
and wonder has been expressed a. TO
where they came from. There can be
srarely . doubt but they have been
brought hitber and passed ous by those
who have been " doing" The State
since the completion Of the Pacific Rail-
road. Before the war silver was The
only change known in. The Eastern
Stares, but when Government iesued
greenbacks and they went down to fifty
cents on the dollar, all the half dollars,
quarters and dimes were witbdrav w from
and slowed away in old
where they have laid since,
their place having been supplied by the
fractional currency. When the holders
of this coin determined upon visiting
they dug up their old stock
ings, brought forth their silver com,
md have thrown it upon The public
here, where it is nov fulfilling its mis-
SION.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
RELIGIOUS SELF IxNoLATroN.-A

RELIGIOUS SELF INNoLATioN.-All the
extraordinary proceedings, says the
Pail Mall Gazette, of August lob, OF
the many fanaticsl sects hose rapid in
crease has excited SO much anxiety in
Russia, are fairly thrown into the shade
by q TERRIBLE act of self.immolation
which is reported from the Government
of Sara,ow. A few months ago the
prophets of a new religion made their
appearance in that part Of the Empire
preaching self destruction by fire as be
only sure road to salvation; and so
readily was their dreadful doctrine re
received by the ignorant and super
stitioIs peasantry, that in one large
village no less than 100 persons as
sembled in some wooden houses, and,
having barricnded the doors and win
dows, set the building on fire and per
ished in the flames. The authorities
are doing all they can to stay the pro
gress Of this new madness, but their
task is obviously difficult one. The
which the law Gao inflict
must have little terror for enthusiasts
VINO deliberately choose a death so
horrible as the true road 10 heaven.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
An "OLD Man" AssocIArIoH.-W,

An "OLD Man" AssocIArIoH.-We
are pleased TO read of a novel association.
which has just been formed in Portland,
Me, II is to consist entirely of old
persons, regular Nestors, approximate
Old PARIS, men as nearly the age OF
Methusnleh ms the degenerate longevity
of modern days will permit. Nobody
uuder sixty five years of age will be
initiated: yet the society already num
Der one hundred and eleven members
upon i,s roll. The constitutional pnr-
pose seems 70 be ''to 60 10 the islands
once or twice a year and have n good
time" 1t isn't always 40 easy thing
to grow gracefully; yet there is nothing
in this world finer than a fne tempered,
well preserved, and perhaps
We may say, in the phrase of Anacreon,
Laughing old man T." Everybody will
wish the ocroR-naries or the septuA-
gsnaries of Portland. semi annual good
times, and a great many OF them.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

DAKOTA TERRITORY. - This Territory
will soon be knocking At the doors Of the
Union. Villages are said to be epringiDG
up there rapidly. More than i've thousand
persons have migrated to the Territory this
Summer. The present population is reck-
oned at twenty thousand. and forty-seven
Thousand acres of land have lately been
taken up under Dhe homestead and pre-
emp,ion laws BY actual STANDARDIZATION
Exchange.
Ana yet Dnkota does not offer any
such Inducements for settlers rs does
Nevada We have n better climate. In
our valleys II greater variety Of products
can be raised, the market here is Eve
hundred per cent. beUer than that OF
Dakota, and our min-s are better than
h.se OF any Other State. And yet
people do not come here; but thousand
90 20 inhosp,tahle Dakota II ne had
year since spent a few dollars to es-
abIi-h agencies 10 the East, 10 make
koown the advantages our State pos
s.sses for immigrants, We should have
made money ny the exPendi,ure.-ls
land Empire, 9h.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

CHEAP FAREs.-Comperirion BY the
TWO great lines of travel between the
Atlantic and Pacific STATES has alrendy
brought the fares down by steamer to
500 for cabin passengers aud $50 for
storage passengers. This reduction
will probably involve another modifica-
ton OF prices by railroad. The time is
not distant when travellers will have
their choice Of routes going either by
land or va er from one side Of the
country to the other for 500 in cur
reucy. And a. board is thrown in by
the steamers, this, IN the estimation of
Eany who are not IN a hurry, will make
up for the greater loss of time. As the
fares are now adjusted, the steamers
are sure to get an important share of
the passenger traffic. These are days
of healthy competition, fw which >
great many people have been waiting
for ye.rs. The days of high fares are
over; We ehsll see nov to what extent
low fares will benefit the peoples. +
Bulletin, 9th.