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fastur!n. Meadows. or Young
Glover. W. ",

Tor want Of SUFFICIENT. n ,sturc, cattl,
ani horscs are often turned Into III,
n,owm meadows, or siubblcs that have
been seeded with clover This Is, 10 say
The l.m>i. Injurious. Generally dry
McalIirr occurs after harvest, durin.
whirh The cloverand grass have a strng-
gle la maintain their existence. the
Nnung clover plants especially suffering
from the heat and droul,. Possibly for
some weeks the principal dependence Of
The meadows for moisture Is Tie nightly
icNs. 1.-THE leaves are allowed Ia be
rtlrn oil. lhi. mode of supply /. arrest.
cl. ly drpriving the roots of the shade
which They would have afforded Only
weak growth can then be made. many
plant, i'll be totally destroyed. aud
When the fall rains occur, followed by'
night, iio-t-. Tie umshcltcrcd roots are
thrown out by thousands. a prcmis-'
ing piece OF Young clover may thus be-
completed, ruined, and The mex: years
suppl, nflay be seriously curiailcd.
The small quantity OF feed thus gained
j. dearly purchased. The life OF the
meadow i, consumed and their exist
rncr threatened. We are aware Of the
great temptation there i. 10 turn stock
on 10 The aftermath and stubblc.. but.
unless In The very rare cases where the
soil is rich an,l the growth is too heavy
1" he raica nearly bare. it would be n !
.srca, saving of money in the end. to |
Lire pasture, buy feed. or sell the sur.
plu' stock which can not otherwise BE-
feed ut home. On many farms, had this !
course been adopted for one season, the
resources for feeding in after year. would
have been doubled but by carrying too
mach stock OH The fields dun ing the fall !,
months. they were eaten oil too closely
TO stand the inter. and were too seri.
on,ly injured 10 recover. IL is becom-
in" more apparcntclcii year. that more
stock must be fed on Eastern farms,
nay. OH many Western farms too. or
their fertility can no, he maintained:
but il is bad policy Ia keep too many att
the commencement, before the means oil
feeding have become equal to the de-
lnanl. II is something like Il man liv-
ing upon his capital. Instead ofupon the
Interest OF it each year; in tic one CO sc,
he becomes poorer by mere ill-iulycd
use of his means, which, by properl
Outstanding, ia the other case would 1
keep him By il Income. and itself re-
main intact.
II is Il question worth considerations
whether il would not be wise to largely
'.dnrc pa>tnriTg ,tock;.whethcr money
Quill not be made by selling Off in the
prins the bulk Of the stock usually
',stnrci. and moving. or otherwise
l-in- The land To produce feed for kccp-l.
nS stock during the winter. which
h"uld be purchased in the fall. by which
means ia Drc manure would be made,
'ir difference in the values OF stock at
''c>c different seasons sayc,r, and all
cmptaiion 10 pasture mowin ing lands. or
Dung grasso o. clover fields, removed.
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ROSADALlS
MO PREPARATION Has

mo PREPARATION HAS
~ ever been introduced ia
tho American people that Las
met with as marked a succe.,
as I" THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF R0sADALIs." One ounc,
Of this Fluid Extract is moro
powerful in its action upon dis.
ease than ono pint Of tho prep.
arations Of Sarsaparilia. Asa
Hood Purifier il has no equai;
for Scrcjaia. Mj'amnotory Rhem.
mafisn,, Syphilis ia all iis forms.
is a certain cure. Physician,
indorsc II; il is not Iuack nos,
trum, as the formula il printed
on every package.
DIR. Sparks, Of Nicholasvillc.
KY, says" 1T is the best Blood
Purifier ! have ever used."
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ always prescribe il
for serofula and Syphilis"
DR.. T.c. pugh, OF Baltimore.
says: ~ cured the worst ease
of Scrofula l have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bcchtol, Of Lima.
Ohio, says lie has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his Whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue.
cess n few bottles Of RosadaIis
made n complete cure.
SIC R0SAD Ais ALMANAC
Nr important cures The Rrsa.
daiis Alminac publishes tl.,lri.,.
Ing story OF - Euly st. Cioix, or
the Magic Eosc."
Weston Wholesale Depot scr
Rosada,is,
K. NACEEADY - Co.,
CINCINNATI. CHIC
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MILLINERY

III has siso isogcsssormen, of Ladies' sui Children
Hat AMI Honrets. Gil and see res .,ock
April =. 1871. JOSEPH sfEMrRSIlEIN
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~ \ Clergyman, who lived near MI.
Monadnock. was preaching one SUNDAY
ON "iai'h.' Warming with his subject
he went on 70 speak ofthc wonders that
Filth could do. II could remove noun
tains. even Monadnock slough match.
thongh,' he added, III all undcrtonc, as
Inc ca,i las,y glancc at its towering
summit.
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Holl |.|l:; J! ]!
q e 4 /! N !! |! RA
Il ! IhSssE::'gsECIMESl
Esoafi slti's German KBittelss
ssCoi:aa1.s's German Sonic! ].
lsooi'alss''s l'otopI,yllin pill!
O0fsaSbd's Greek Oil. y

HOOfian d's German Bittcrs,
Bittcr- without alcohol or spirits or any kind
Is different from all others. 1t is com.
posed OF the pure juices ryirAL rRIN.
CHILE OF Rsors, HERE'S. aud BARKs Tor as
incidentally termed. cXtracts,)thc worth
less or inert portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one hot
tie of this l'ittcrs there is contained as
much medicinal virtue rs will lie found
IN several gallons of ordinary mixtures.
The Roots. &c used in This Biitcrs are
grown in Gcrmany.tEcir vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific
Chemist and !orw arded to the manufac-
tory in this city, where they arc COM
pounded and Bottled. Containing no
spiriluous ingredients, this bltcrs is free
from the objections urged against all
others; no desire for slimuants can he
induced from their use. they cannot
make drunkards, and cannot, under any
circumstances, have any but beneficial
effect.
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AooSoose -, n, s. Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHACSER e. SCHRADER,

:. ton'tsrors for the Looyootec Shoois and
-. sasp,r Nail Express Routes. respectfully in.
pun'e, thst ihsy will run go.d hack 8, with
convey passcngers and express matter hctw zen Inc
pi,o and Mississippi Railroad az Loogootee or ShcsIs
"f'a'!er or way places. on the rouieg 90 the most
.as"nahl- terms. Psrsons sending or receiving o..
nr.'Ag' oi IN, hind may depend having II carefully
.'nu"n ana promptly and safely delivered. Their
Siagcfr Ioo2oo,ec leaves Jasper ~. Mo,ssys wednrs
hays and Fridays at O'Clock. A. NJ. arriving at Lon
.""i'e IN 'in," TO connect with the trains on the a.
hs,nrh'hs leaves Ioogootec every Tuesday. Thursday
ana saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every Frds.
n"rnna a, o'clock, and arrives az shoals In ;i,. 70
VII me ran road trains either Return
ing leaves Shoals AZ oclock Saturday,
NM also they will stage 1" Peter. burg every
ssI.day leaving Jasper at II O'Clock. Returning on
saturdays l.a'ihg Petersburg At O'Clock. A. n.
jugs, ~. STElNHACSER 4 scIIRA DER.
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Woodward's National Architect

1000 Designs. Plans and Details for Country snbur
pan ana village Honscs; with Perspective Views, Front
and Side Elevations Sections, Full Detail drawings
SPECIFICATIONS and Estimates Also. Drta Drawings 10
working scale. Of brackets, Covniccs, French Roofs
Sectional and Framing Plans n French Roofs Dovmer
Windows for French Roofs Bay Windows. Inside shut.
'evs Frsnch windcws. Balconies. versndas. Porchcs
window Castings, Gable Finish, Finals Crestjncs
Canopics. Hoods. Ohservatories, Base Architravcs
Plaster fnsh. Corniccs Ceilings. Hard Wood Mantes
and all that Is required by Builder to design specify
erect and 6ntsh In the most approved stis Que su.
perb quarto volume, pos. paid. Sl2.
ORANGE JUDD 4 en-
Jure ls.:m 2fs p.~.
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RloGslasssl's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not Inclined
TO extreme bitters, and is intended fol-
use in cases when some alcoholic stilnu-
liant is required in connection with the
Tonic properties Of the Eit.crs. racl.
bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle
Of the Biltcrs, combined with pure San
IL Cruz Rum. and favored in such n
manner that tie extreme bitterness OF
The Bi'ters Is overcome. forming rrcu-
araion highly agreeable and pleasant 10
the palate, and containing the medicinal
virtues OF the Bittcrs. The price of the
Tonic il so per bottle, which many
persons think too high. They must flkc
into consideration that the stimulnu,
used is guaranteed 10 be Of pure 0ual
ity A poor article used could be FUR
nishcd at a cheaper price, but il II no,
better 10 pay little more and have /.
good article: 4 medicinal preparations
should coilii none but the best ingrc
'licn!s. and .hey who expect to obtain !.
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated. tt ~ 5tNt .II
ihry 'ie III Grsa'o.t.ncwa Ecmsiis.
For LIvER coMpl AMT. pYs.rrsr, Srp-
oi,> DNFlI.rTi, jar Sp!cr, DIsYA>rcr
TIE hlirNEis. fEt'PTIrS> Of TIE
Skin. and ,ii>ra.ed arising
from = Disorders Liver,
Stomach. or lInr,riiy
OF the Blood.
Read HE following symptoms:
Constipation. Faiulcucc. Inward f'il..
'rullncss OF Blood ia Tie head. Acidi,,
II The Stomach, E..;;,ra. HEARTBURN,
Disgust tor Food. I-"iincss or wr;rI,t i,
ic stomach. Sour Eruc,aiirns. Siukiuc
,r Iiuitcrng AT the pii OF the Stomach
swimming OF the Head, hurried ar dif.
icult breathing. F!ut:cling ~ IA. hear.
'hoNing or >uiloeriing sensations " hem
u wing posture, .liuncss os vision.
tots or webs before the sight. DIN ,ain
u The head. deficiency of i,crSpiraton,
..c'lownoss nf illc ssim anil eyes. pain in f.
he side. back. chest. limbs. Sc. sudden IL
lusles of heat. burning in tho flesh. :
ons.an' imaginngs of evil. and great .
OPPRESSION Of spirits. l!tllcse indicate :
i>rase Of the liver or digestive organs e
ombincd with impure blood.
The Use OF the Bii.crs or Tonic will
BON cause tic ahcve symptoms 10 dis
npcar. and the patient will become WE'LL
nd healthy.
DR.. E0o:iani's Greek Oil.
igt'. ~ cure Tor all kinds OF rain md a ch,s.l
APPLIED EXTERNALLY. 1t will cure
u kinds of Pains and Aches, such As 4.
rheumatism. Neuralgia. ootl,ache, chill :.
lains. Sprains. Bruises, Frost bites. 4
Icadachcs, Pains in the Bacl. aud I.oins. u
aims in the joints or Limbs, Stinvs OF T.
Insects, Ringworms, etc. Il
TAKEN INTERNALLY. 1t will cure J,
.idney Complaints lIackachcs, Sick :,
|cadaclic, Collie. Dvscntery, Diarrl,ra u
nfaniun. Cholera MOrbus. Cramps and !, :,
aims in the Stomach. Fever and A quo. q
oughs. Colds, Asthma, etc. I"
DIR. Hoofiand's Potlophyllin, :,
OR SUBSTITUTE roE MERCURY PILL,
:WO PILLS A OOSr.
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DIR. Hooaand's Greek Oil.

rHE MOST Powerful, YET INNOCENT vs.ErApi. Aru.u-
RSow..
IL not necessary 10 take handful of the., r.,s /,
produce the desired effect tvs 81 then, act aulrkl an,
pow erfully. cleansing the Liver Stomach AMI Eows
Of all impurities The principal Ingredient, Il rodo,hv
lin. or The Alcoholic Extract Of Mandrake which /. h,
many times more Powerful Acting, and SEARCHING ilar
the Mandrake us~if Its peculiar action "a mon IN,
Liver cleaning II speedily from all obstrucors with
all the power Ut Mcrclry yet free from the injurior,
results attached to the use 0: that miner l.
For all diseases. in which the Use Of r,lhar,ic Is In
dicnted these Oils will give entire sat faction in every
case. They never fail. =
In cases of Liver Compliant. Dyspepsia and cx.rsns
Costivcncss " Hocfsnd's German Bittcrs or Toni,
should BE- used In connection with the pills III. ,ouic
effects OF the Filters Tonic builds up the systru IN,
hitters or Tonic purincs the Blood. strengthen. th
nerves regulates the Liver, and gives strength energy
and vgor. -" s -
Keep Your Bowels active with the pills and tone M,
the system with Bittrrs Tonic and no discs :, ~,
retain Its hold or ever assail You.
These medicines are sold by all Druggists and DEALERS
Va medicines everywhere.
Recollsct that II IL Ia. HoorL sSD's aw,S Rywrr,rs
thar are so universally rsed and highly recon. nd.a
ana 10 not allow the Druggist ~ induce You 20 ,akr
INVITING clrc that he is Just good because
ne makes larger profit on II. These Remedies will be
sent by Express TO any locality. upon application To ,he
FkiNCIPAL OFFICE, 1t the G.aMAx MypC,Se srorr
III Arch STREET, PHIL ,prLrHtA.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly G. N. JACKSON& co.
These Remedies arc for Sale by Druggists .sn
srs and Medicine Dealer everywhere throuvhont ,be
UNITED states, canadss, South America, and the West
Indies. ~ i, 49,.
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Miss Fannie Gleason atron Of tho teacher family ana
~ Lady eaehers. After the collation. with ~ brief snI. a
addresses the company took delightful carria0e az
around Now Haycn's beautiful streets snd tbroIIob n
Marvels farm 1T Elgewood TIE only drawback 10 TIE
enjoyment OF me occasion vas Che unavoidable absence
terestrg letters aud eiegrama were FoeCol AID read 10
the company. ="
the South In establishing churches expressing himself 90
satisfied that the freedmen arc everywhere rising init
lcctnay, socially. and morally, and are randi ,en,
ing for themselves permanent He said maj IT,
ladies had very much 10 do In bringing these ueone =.
whatever OF knowledge or culture they had attaineS
Nps-re. Percy and Coan gave a resume OF their "ns
dents among the freedmen In their respective ueld %
labor, and, after hour OF reIniniseenee song a.
story, the gathering separated. =" ~-N'
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DRUGGISTS IN COUNCIL.
MEETING OF THE APOTHECARIEs' UNION-Tup
NEW LAW DENOUNCED.

MEETING OF THE APOTIFCARIEs' UEION-JI,
NEW LAW DENOUNCED.
The ApOthecarics' Union met yesterday IN
the chapel OF the University Of Ecw-York Dr. Cook pre
siding Mr.. Robbins stated that tho German Druggists,
Association In accord with their American assoc,
ates. The following Executive Committee was elected
i. A. Hoadley, James Condle Daniel Robbins Fred
Hoffman, and Is. g. Almond Dr. Cook said that be ha6
consulted with counsel and asceTained that the obnor
iOus law could without doubt be proved unconstitn.
tional Counsel advised application FOR injunction
restraining the Commissioners OF Pharmacy from pro.
ceeding with their examinations
Daniel Robbins delivered anaddress, in which hestatot
that the science Of pharmacy the most important
tho world 1t literally the science OF preparation
preservation, and combination. About 1900 druggists
practice pharmacy in the United States limited arr,
the for thorough education that Thought has
not over 5000 have been thoroughly schO0ed phaTna
ceutists. The American Pharmaceutical kssOcation
Association, embracing the abest in the profession
in this country had always desired legislative restro-
tons for the education and elevation OF the profession
and several States had already passed laws the SUBJ
ject. The objections TO the law OF SewY0r are hat
four Commissioners and Secretary are appointed,
salary $1,000 per anmm, 20 do what the COLLEGE oe
Pharmacy has always desired TO DO Tor nothing. TINS
Institution In his opinion should be endowed ike o'hee
oil candidates, free Of charge New-YOrk the only
State which charged eX0rbtant rates for diplomas tie
other States merely naming fee which covered tie
penses Of examination.
DR.. Frederick Hoffman reviewed the history oe
pharmacy In this country adyerted 20 the evils Of tho
new law and suggested an appeal to the neat Logi,lD
ture for another law tending to the advancement Of the
profession.
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led IuEl Correct amount changed, si257 20.
oUTRAGEs UPON SEA CAPTAINS.

Each and every captain and mate compelled to
pay fare 81 5 from Quarantine well as the passengers
and the amount invariably collected before he
permitted to leave his vessel to report TO his employers
In New-YOrk This compulsory fee Of the meanest
sort, as the Hamil sailing under yellow ag which
was the only admitted in Quarantine. No one else
dared 10 go the forbidden locality and this boat
only acquired the power through the $4,000 paid for the
privilege When the demand made for the 81 So the
officers always grumbled-frst positively refusedbut
afterwards paid rather than be prevented from coming
to the city, Many that they would not submit 10
the robbery and that they would never come To New
York again during the quarantine season The captains
OF the vessels employed in the West India trade denom
mated the tugboats which went to meet them as Quar-
aniine pirates They feared the Quarantine a. they lid
fire on board their ships.
On June 49, the captain Of the schooner Kate Brigham,
from Havana TO Thos. Durham Co, charged 81 90
page i6 freight upon the ships chronometer which he
was bringing TO the city for safety and which he carried
under his arm. while coming up the bay in this rascay
Company's steamer
Numerous cases he named where captains have
treated the superintendent For Gods sake LET got"
Ihey had been detained by head winds considerably be-
Nond heIr time, and with moasses board they felt
Pea' Anxiety for the safety OF their cargo account Of
lilo heated 1tsls VI tho weather ITO 6upeEntau1ent
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Paid Jme Is. Glno %.

Paid June Is, Glto 10.
What tie S25 is charged for how the total reaches
SEQ 49, no one is informed The "less $50 o." was de-
ducton made for the purpose Of eecting settlement
doubtless Tie s. for ice and provisions is the only law
ful charge in the bill.
Brett Sons & Co. state that they have occasion
paid at Quarantine quite mach the value of the
whole outward and inward bound gross freight of their
vessels.
The bills Of the Company wcIo paid by collecting, as
far possible the rates approved by CanOchan upon
all work done, and deducng the % per from the
funds Of each contractor. The expenses were quite
heavy and amounted for the three months to $4,000
Many merchants refused TO pay these bills preferring
TO let the Company for settlement. Law
suits were brought against Kirkland & Won Sachs No
1875 Pearl-s; Pendeast Bros, No. al Pcarlst. Brett
Sons Co.. No. 83 sOuth-st.; L. d. Morgan No. "a Ex
chaDgeplace; c. H. Mallory & Co., No 157 Maiden-lane;
the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, No. Bowling
green; F. Alexander d Sons, No. SO Broadway; and
Weydell & Co., No. q Od-slip. The entire shipping
interests Of the city manifested their wrath these out
RACES, but avail Peter H. Walsh, at that time Of
No 50 SOuthSt doing business at No. 1888 Westst,
openly offered $4,000 in cash for Carnochan's removal
The rates declared exOrbant and outrageous and
one and all determined to fight the ring the death.
The Quarantine Commissioners appointed by the Tam
many Ring had the courage to confirm the outrage
Gus charges which DR.. CarnOchan had approved and
which the pratical company levied. They did however
confirm rates which double the private rates. and
If bills at the Commissioners rates thus legalized had
been presented in court the Company might have stood
some chance of securing their money. But they were
not TO be thus coAtented, and relying on Tammany's
aid brought suits for the bills as rendered at Carno
chans rates. They had no legal standing as they at
found, and involved heavy and com.
pick suits, which embarrassed them and FASTENED their
aS a IN
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to-day levied upon each hogshead Of sugar by transfer



OF the heads of casks to crack AID bungs to start in hot
weather.
The extortions OF the Quarantine at this port have be-
como so notorious abroad that prominent house In
Havana writes TO OF the largest importers in this
city;
H,v,S. JAY %. 1911.
Hardy s are willing to go to your port on account "
your Quarantine management
wealthy planter Havana positively declined, In
letter dated June %, 1871 TO ship his sugar to New
York aud so sold his entire crop thcre.
Again, under date of July 90 1871, another Havana
merchant writes
The captains vessel, this trade positively reuse TO go 20 New
York account Of y0ur Quarantine Ic't1c'0ns
The owners Of the cargo to whom the last was adj
dressed at once ordered the vessel to another port
Even In this city all vesselowners who lease ships for
the South American West India trade are compelled
TO charge from IS to per cent higher during the Quar-
anlne season than at other times "a they have the GER
tanty that the will be detained from four days TO
two weeks In other words 500 Is asked when Quaran
tine ia not on and $500 when 1t is. The great burden
thus entaed upon NewYork shipping interests is thus
borne by the charterers and merchants The tendency
Is thus plainly drive this trade to other ports, and 90
per cent OF the Brazilian trade to Philadelphia, Bat-
MORE Boston, and New-Haven-it being fonnd
cheaper TO send the cargoes to these ports
and pay the extra charges for transportation.
The Custom House dues, which belong TO this port, are
thus transferred to Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Mary
land aud Connecticut. The merchants loose heavily Oy
their cargOes going to other markets smaller and less at
tractlve than New-York and where, the demand being
lighter and less general, they are compelled to sell ab
much cheaper rates The value of sailing vessel interests
along sOutht is deprecated fully 20 per cent during inc
Quarantine season.
The Ring which for the two months Of the Quarantine
season Of 1871 already passed has pillaged the West
Indian and Brazilian trade is no less INSCRIPTIONS,
scarcely less exciting and in every way as yrannca as
that OF the Summer OF The exorbi'a chlr2rs
are still LEVIED. The steyedoring is done By LoYc
Sinclair, the system of compulsory dlschaIgIag
being frequently resortcd to- The ghterlng Is carried
on by j. n. COnklin & Co., and the coop ring by
Mclaughlin.
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These charges increased the fare Of every passenger
from 81 to s.. The estimates the weight OF luggage
etc, by exact; the packages never
weighed In every where gold silver could be OBJ
tanned 1t taken in preference to greenbacs and no
premium was allowed In any Nine times out Of
ten the fee paid in coin
The steamer Andrew Fletcher bought by the State
OF ScwYork for the express purpose OF carrying the
passengers and mails 10 the city from inwaI-bound
vessels detained at Quarantine and in every other way
to facilitate the interests OF the merchants of this port
Bot, the contrary shewas not used for that purpose
IN single instance during the Summers OF 1870 and
She the strongest tOwboat in the harOr and the
penses Of her cost OF fuel and provisions paid
by the State. Steam is always kept up, and the IL
always hand, but Or. CalHochan her for b.
private purposes and pleasure, not for the accOmmO-
dation Of the public.
TIC steamship Columbia came in on June with about
paasaalrs ON LOlld every One u whom together With
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DEFPAUDING PASSENGERS.

THOUSANDS COMPELLED TO PAX FROM 81 50 TO
50 FOR TRANSPORTATION TWELVE MILES
CAPTAINS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS sWINDLED
IN TIE SAME MANNER.
The Outrages committed upon passengers
less the amount of money extorted but as gross
in character those upon merchants BY order of the
Company, and by approval Of Dr. Carnochan each and
every passenger brought up from or taken down to
Quarantine in the Companys tugs-and they could 90
by no other-was charged the Of 81 so his passage
The option given 1t is true, of remaining upon the
vessel until she relieved from Quarantine every
passenger knew that that depended the caprice OF
Rede or Carnochan. Thus, rich well poor, were
forced to pay a tax, which without law license
and can be characterized by other name than rob-
berry.
In addition 10 this charge, the following leves upon
private lnggage wore invaTiably insisted npOn